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The Virginia Election.

RICHMOND, October 26.-Oficial returns of the
State election indicate the election of 80 Conserva-
tives and 60 Radicals 1S Of the latter are colored
men, 65 counties give 10 TIT for and a 925 against
a Convention. number OF counties yet to be
heard FROM The polls closed in Richmond at
o'clock Thursday morning, with majority Of 4O6
for the Hunnicutt ticket.
]. H. Gilrnor, prominent lawyer Of Richmond,
fled with Schofeld formal protest against the
counting Of votes received after sunsetoh Wednes-
day. He holds that the clause Of the Supple
mental Act which provides that forty days public
notice shall be given of the time of holding the
election limits the General to the time designated
in his order He also urges that shameless frauds
and covering of Conservative voters by the colored
police in the employ of Colonel Rose, Superintend-
ent of the election, should invaldate the result.
Considerable excitement has been caused by the
fact that two citizens Of Richmond, one promi-
nent tobacco manufacturer, have been ordered, by
vigilance committee Of colored men, to leave the
city in forty-eight hours. Their offence was vio-
lent opposition to the Radical ticket.
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The sout. Carolina RAILROAD and Charles


The Sumter News, referring to changes in the
rates and schedule OF the South Carolina Railroad,
says goods can now be brought ola Charleston to
Columbia at lower rates than by any other route.
1t adds:
The enemies of the South Carolina Railroad can
not longer find cause of complaint That road has
evinced spirit OF accommodation fully equal TO
the exgencies of the times. Since the war, in
proportion as its financial condition has improved,
it has from time to time lowered It's rates to suit
the demands of the country. 1t must be borne in
mind that it needs patronage, and that, as puro-
ly State institution, it has q right to expect it
from Greater prosperity will enable it to ofier
still greater inducements to the public. The SUBJ
jcct Of trade with Charleston is closely allied with
the one to which we have briefly alluded above.
Such expressions, as we have sometimes met with
in country papers, charging the city of Charleston
with assuming to be all that is important in South
Carolina, are simply childish. '1fo
We will not recall what she did during the war,
into which the action OF the entire people led the
State. The story is too well known Now it would
be expected that she would reap her reward in the
increased attachment and support OF our people.
But is it the case? 1t is the old story. Home
manufactures, home markets and home institu-
tions of every kind are neglected. general de-
termination on the part of our merchants to create
Southern trade would soon rebound greatly to
their advantage, but for want Of combined effort
in the right direction they stlll go Northward for
their goods. D. But, even under adverse crcum-
stances. Charleston offers advantages which are
wsll worth inquiring into. She possesses ner-
chants the business Of whose lives has been to
watch for and take advantage of every fluctuation
in the market. With this experience, they cannot
but be able to buy on better terms than the coun-
try merchant. who visits the Northern market but
twice year at most. The reduction allowed them
on the immense stocks purchased for their whole
sae establishments places the goods in Charles
ton, after freight is paid, at rate but little, if at
all, higher than what they would cost merchant
dealing on smaller scale. Now that the railroad
accommodations so much greater, it Is we'll
worth inquiry and trial OH the part of our mer-
chants whether they cannot buy to as great ad-
vantage in Charleston as elsewhere
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,a-NRRvor1s DEBILITY WITH IT'S GLOOM,

zD-NERvOUS DEBILITY, WITH IT'S GLOOMY
attendants low spirits depression, involuntary em,s
sons loss o semen, sprnatorrhga, loss OF power dizzy
heal loss of memory an threatened impotence and i'm
beciliiy find sovereign cure in HUMPHREYS HO
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they strike at the root of the matter tone I'D the
SYSTEM arrest the discharges and mpart yigor and en-.
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cured thousands of Price IS per package of six
boxes and VIAL or 81 per single box. Sold by druggists
and sent by mail on receipt OF price, Address HUM
PHREYS' SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC MEDIcTNE
COMPANY, No. 562 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
September " a.r b.
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Havana Market.

HAvANSA, October 25.-Exohange on London Is
is per cent premium. On Paris % per cent pre-
MUM. United States currency 26 27s discount.
Gold 81 per cent premium. Sugar, Dutch standard
81 a 8Sreals per Arrobe for Nos: 10 L. and
s lOi reals for Nos. Is aI2O. Moasses, Mus
Muscavado reals. Clayed = reals: Lard log per
100 pounds weight in ierces, and 10! in 70 pounnd
tins. Tallow 13 lac. Bacon IA 10. Hams 81, -
for sugar cured. Beeswax, brown, 73; Wmte ivy.
shocks 25 so in hogsheads. Freights slOo per
box and 81 25 in currency.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

s- TO WHOMITMAY CONCERN. CARD
CHARLESTON, S. c.. October 81. ls67-n having to
my notice that an individual has been soliciting sigma
lures to petition in his favor for the Office which
now hold and by false statements that had resigned
or was about to do 3d. has induced numerous friends of
niue to sign in the belief that had further for
the said Office would inform my friends that nothing
il farther from my intention at present than to resign.
The statement uttered by the individual in question
being a malicious falsehood. CECIL C. NEIL.
Octohar
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will find enough to occupy his time for q month.
number of wealthy Southern families have
established themselves here since the close Of the
war, and contribute much to the general tone of
society.-COr. Baltimore San.
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Marine News.

New YORK, October 27.-As the steamer Leo,
from Savannah entered East River she collided
with the sloop David Sands, through thecareless-
ness of the latter. The sloop was sunk, and three
drowned. The Leo was uninjrred.
Arrived, the Allemania from Europe, and the
Corsica from Havana.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Our European Dispatches.
IRY ATLANTIC TEIEaRApu

PARIS, October 25-Evening.- Paris Steele,
official press, says that Italian affairs are worse
than when Napoleon planned the expedition.
Cialdini renounces the formation of Cabinet,
and advises the retention of Ratazz
Garibaldi, leading strong force, is ready to
pass the frontier. Civita Vecchia is in state OF
siege.
Intelligence has been received from China that
great battle has been fought between the rebel
army and the Tartar forces of the Emperor OF
China. The Imperialists were defeated. Inc
battle took place thirty miles from Pekln, when
was in great danger.
The reception of the Emperor of Austria mas
been most cordial. His visit is popular with far-
isians, and, wherever he appears he meets with
enthusiastic manifestations of welcome. sympathy
for the brother of the unfortunate Maumlllan
hejchters the esteem with which the Emperor Is
regarded by all classes.
General Biacho has accepted position on the
new Italian Cabinet as Minister Of Marine.
Rome, October 25.-An uprising was attempted
on Tuesday. mine was fired under the zouave
barracks but no lives we're lost, aud the outbreak
was suppressed. All is now quiet.
PARIS October 6-Noon.-Garibaldi is marching
on Rome in two columns. He is at Monla Ronlondi,
in sight of the city The Papal forces retire fight
ing. The city is in a state of seige. The rebels
have taken vayvoria. The Moniteur says the
Toulon feet has been ordered to sail.
LIVERPOOL, October 25.-2P P. M.-Cotton buoy
ant, the sales will reach 10000. Uplands 81;
Orleans Cd.
LIVERPOOL, October 27.--Noon.-Cotton OPEN
ed firm at yesterdays rates, sales estimated at
1900 bales.
The affairs of the Royal Bank are in hopeless
condition and it cannot resume.
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New ORLEANS, October 26.-The interments for
the past twenty-four hours amount to 13. The
weather is cool, with heavy rain.
MOBILE, October 26-There were two deaths
from Yellow Fever in thepast twenty-four hours
1t commenced raining this evening.
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Mass Meeting In Raleigh.

RALEIGH, N. c., October 2.-A large and enthu-
siastic gathering assembled at the Court House
on Saturday night, in response to call published
in the city papers. 1t was simply an outpouring
of the people without regard to party, all pohti-
cal compilations being represented. The meeting
was organized by electing NJ. A. Bledsoe, Presi-
dent. The Hon. A. s. Merryman addressed the
assemblage, his speech WAS a long and elaborate
argument against the Congressional plan of re-
construction Resolutions were adopted, declar-
ing devotion to the Constitution and civil liberty.
Delegates were appointed to county Convention
to meet here on Thursday.
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BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHES

Having direct influence to the parts. give immediate
relief For Bronchitis, Asthmn, Catarrh,
Consumptive and Throat Diseases, Troches
are used with always good success
Singers and Public Speakers them to
clear and strengthen the voice.
OBTAIN only "BRowNs BRONCHIAL TEocHEs," and do
not take any of the Worthless Idttons that may be Of
fered SOLD EVERYWHERE.
October % mwfimo
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Our Washington Dispatches.


WASHINGTON, October 2s-It is stated that three
counterfeit $50 compound interest notes passed
through three branches of the Treasury, and were
finally stopped in the Registers Office 1t is stated
also, that a counterfeit 800 compound interest
note passed into the New York sub Treasury.
Bishop Wilmer is here in good health. r.
1t is estimated at the Bureau Of Statistics, that
the districts unreported will add 1-16 to the crop
figures telegraphed last night.
The President has proclaimed the 2Sth OF No
vember IS a National Thanksgiving.
Grant has gone to West Point and returns Tues
day.
The Treasury holds 1878, 500 for National
Bank circulation and public deposits. The total
circulation $685. 107, 900.
The Revenue to-day is s40S, 600. For the week
s2,290,0 900; for the year s67, ,7SS,OOO.
The Customs for the week ending June 19, are
ST. ,S95, 900.
The correspondence relative to the Nashville
election will be published on Monday. Grant in
structed Thomas that his duty was to prevent col
lsions II Brownlow should issue proclamation
declaring an insurrection invasion to exist too
formidable for the force at his command and call
upon the United States for aid, aid should be
given. His mission was to preserve peace, not to
take sides in political differences, until called upon
according to law. He was to prevent mobs from
aiding either party and If called upon, legally, TO
interfere.
1t is stated that the government has agreed to
part with it's interest in the Orleans and Carroton
Railroad to Beauregard and others for $780, 0,0O0.
new panel of twenty-six white jurors has been
drawn to try Surratt.
Governor Austin, of Honduras, as been remov-
ed by the Britisb Government for Illegally giving
Crown lands to Southern emigrants.
The Haytien rebellion has been suppressed.
The Hon. L P. Walker, of Alabama, is here.
The complexion OF Congress, which assemblies
on the 21st proximo,. is as follows: senate-ke-
pubicans, 42; Opposition IL. House-Repubhcans,
a.: Opposition 40.
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sS- -NoTICE.-CONsIGNEES PER STEAM
SHIPS PRoMETHEUs and MoNEKA are hereby notified
that they this day dschargng cargo at South Allan
tic Wharf, All goods remaining thewharf at sunset
will be stored at expense and risk of owners
JOHN l. THEO. GETTY, Agents,
All freight amounting to fifteen 15 dollars or less
must be paid the wharf before delivery OF goods.
October % '
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THE APPOINTMENTS OF DELEGATES TO THE SOUTH
ERN CONVENTIONS. =

A Washington telegram to the Baltimore Sun
says: 1.-THE President to-day referred to the Sec
retary of War dd lnte,lm for consideration and re-
mark the petition of citizens of Georgia. mention
ed in those dispatches in Wednesday morning y
paper, in which complaint is made that General
Pope in appointing delegates to the Convention,
gives undue advantage to the colored over the
white race. General Grant returns the petition;
with his endorsement, substantially, that it seems
to him that the allotment should be made by coun-
ties instead of senatorial districts, directed by
General Pope; but as the time for the election 1.-THE
29th instantly is near at hand, he cannot see how
the matter can be remedied lie has, however,
telegraphed General Pope, askins if it is pract-
cable to MAXI The change sought, and whether it
would not be better to fix representation by coun-
ties instead of senatorial districts? The reply OF
General Pope has not been received. 1t is to be
observed that General Graut docs not claim the
power to direct the District Commander, and
therefore his communication is merely suggestive.
United States Senator heretofore earnestly in
favor of impeachment, to-day gave his opinion
that the project had failed and would be killed in
caucus OF the republicans upon the assembling of
members of Congress in November.
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syFINAL NO rICE--ALL PERSONS HAVING
any claims against the Estate of the late Mrs. ANN
CoBIA will present the same properly attcstad; and
those indebted to tho will make payment to
Messrs BOWERS sILCoX, Aucuoneers, No. 127 Meet
ing street. on or before the 10th November 1867 they
will be debarred payment. W. H. CoBIA,
October % D ms Administrator.
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R5-The Relatives md Friends OF Mr.. and
MRS MOSES KING, tcolored). and of Miss MARTHA
MITCHELL respectfully invited to attend the Funeral
of the former. from his late residence, No. IA Coming
street. This Afternoon at O'Clock IL
BE- The Relatives, Friends and Aequaint-
ances of WILLIAM c. RIGGS. and of his brothers,
j. and T. W. RIGGS, respectfully invited to attend
his Funeral from his late residence, No. AZ Cannon
street. at Three O'Clock, p NJ. October %
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As- CONsIGNEES' NOTICE. ME RCHANTs
Line Schooner NJ. B. BRAAlHALL will discharge cargo
This Day. at Adgers North Wharf Goods OF called for
before sunset win be at risk and expense OF consignees
October % WILLIAM ROACH.
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ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.-ALL PER
having claims against the Estate of the late JAMES
P. EARLE, deceased, ars requested to present them,
duly a sed and til se indebted to the said Estate will
make payment to Messrs. DURYEA & CoHtN, Attor-
neys at Law, Library Building, Northwest corner OF
Church and Broad streets ANNA L. EARLE
Oetober lS LIZ Administrators.
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Domestic Markets.
NOON DISPATCH.

NOON DISPATCH.
New York, October 26.-Flour 10 2Oc. better.
Wheat a &c. better. Corn 1c. better. Mess
Pork. so1 25 a 81 S7s. Lard dull. Whiskey steady.
Cotton frmer at 20c. Turpentine dull at 54s 55c.
Rosin quiet; Strained, So rs. Sterling, time, 81 q
81; sight, 81. Gold, AZ. '62 Coupons, 112s 1929
New Issue, 1921 Money, 6 8 Z. Stocks dull and
lower.
EVENING DISPATCH.
NEW YORK, October 26.-Money easier Tor cal
loans than for long time; easy at 6. The banl
statement on Monday will be favorable, with q SUD
den and marked rise in governments at the close
with an improved demand Sterling dull and nom
inal. Gold closed firm at ALI. Stocks at the last
open board and subsequently were lower The
bank statement shows decrease in loans. Seven
fortes, $1,000 decrease. Specie, ST. 1570OO decrease
Circulation, s9s 900; s96 900 decrease. Deposits,
1874, 900. Increase of legal tender, $2,036, ,OOO
BALTIMORE, October 26.-Cotton frmer at 193c.
Flour frmer, with some export demand. City
Mills Superfne SO sl1 25. Wheat advanced SC.
Choice Southern Red 50 80. Corn dull Yellow
81 7a 81 40; White 81 3S 81 As. Oats firm at 70
a 75c. Rye mere active at go a zoe. Provisions
dull and nominal
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Tbe Corruntion case at AIbany..

.A1RANY, n. Y; October 26.-Senator ". j. Hum
phrey of the SOth District, charged with corrup-
tion in Legislature has been admitted to bail
for $1,000 --., . - -.
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JUDGE CHASE AND THE TRIAL OF Mr.. DAvIs.-The
letter of Chief Justice Chase to Judge Underwood,
in relation to the trial Of Jefferson Davis, the sub
stance of which has already been given to the pub
lie, has appeared in full, and is as follows:
WASHINGTON, October %, 1s67.-Dear Judge
Underwood: Or reflection, think it best that you
will Join you in holding court at Richmond on the
18th of November if any important business is to
be transacted. Mr.. Chandler, think, should
notify the counsel for Jefferson Davis OF this, IN
order that L. Ray appear and take his trial if he
sees fit. AS his bail was taken for his appearance
on the fourth Wednesday Of November, he is not,
il is true, bound to appear earlier but as it will
be i'm possible for me to be present except during
the first week OF the term commencing on the
fourth Wednesday, because of the term OF the Su-
preme Court commencing on the following Mon,
day, it may be that Mr.. Davis and his counsel will
prefer the trial to take place at the earlier period
1t is understood that they wish that the Chief Jus
tice may be present. Yours very truly,
SALMON P. CHASE.
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suspension of a Broker. a-..-,l
yellow Fever Reports.

PHILADELPHIA, October 26.-Charles P. Bayal
a stock broker has suspended.
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OBITUARY.

DIED, on Friday the 25th instant. MARY, infant
daughter of JAMES D. and ANNIE NJ. BUDDs
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To Honorable J. C. Underwood, District Judge.

TIE "QUEEN" OF THE ENGLISH TURF.-The
English papers tell of the celebrated mare
Achievement" which is the heroine at present of
the sporting men of that country, as having been
to her owner worth her weight in gold. During
the past ten years she has run twenty races out
of which she has fifteen netting in stakes for
her owner s14O0 Assuming her weight to be
hundred weight, aud it takes about hundred
weight of coined gold TO make that amount.
THESE large receipts exclusive Of the sums the
owner has realized from his mare by betting. Mr..
Bonner. who has the horse Dexter, that never was
beaten, may perhaps find in this celebrated
English animal competitor worthy Of his noble
steed, ,.lt -
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ss- NOTICE TO CREDITORS. EQUITY
CHARLESTON DIsTRICT.-LoWNDEs US. ROBERT
sON.-Under the order made in this cause, notice Is
hereby given to the creditors of the firm of ROBERT
SON, BLACKLOCK and COMPANY, and the separate
creditors of ALEXANDER ROBERTSON, JOHN F.
BLACKLoCK and EDWARD N. THURSToN, who de-
sire to take advantage of these proceedings TO appear
before the undersigned at his Office in the Court House.
and prove their demands, on or before the 2Oh day of
November 1867 be debsrred thebene of the decree
TO be made in this case JAMES TUPPER.
October m7wl Master in Equity.
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SHERMAN AND GRANT on SUSPENSION.
The Boston Posts Washington correspondent
says:
While those who profess to act ''outside Of the
Consultation" are digesting President Johnson's
declaration that he will resist ahy attempt to
pend or degrade him before trial and conviction,
will add, upon reliable authority, the declaration
of Gen. Sherman that such an attempt would be
clearly revolutionary, and should be resisted by
the President with all the means within his con-
troll. This declaration, made to those who had
right to know his views, may have suggested the
propriety OF Ills return here to assume the COM
mand of the Department Of Washington, which
includes Maryland and Delaware. Such, also, was
the substance Of an opinion expressed by Gen.
Grant when approached on the subject during the
last session of Congress by the Chairman OF the
the House Military Committee. Mr.. Schenck de-
clared to his friends that before taking any extreme
action in the premises the opinion Of Gen. Grant
should be obtained and he volunteered to procure
it. When the subject was mentioned, Gen. Grant
promptly responded, in substance, that any at
tempt 20 suspend the President before trial and
conviction would be in violation OF the Constitu-
ton. This reply of the Commanding General ar
rested any further proceedings at the time. 1t
may be we'll in this connection to repeat that
President johnson will hold ready obedience
should the House of Representatives impeach and
the Senate convict him as required by the forms OF
the Constitution.