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NOTHING CAN STEM TaE TIDE-THE MEDI-
CIHE ADMINISTERED ONLY INCREASES
THE FEVER.

Wa announce to our patrons that we are re-
ceirrg daily from New York auctions the
GREATEST BARGAINS in DRY GOODS ever yet
,nen OF the thousand and one bargains now in
store. Our Mr.. ABRAHAM LEVY being in New
York constantly, will keep up the supply Of bar
gains:
Checked MnAlin, 1s3c. per yard, worth CSC !;
Checked Muslin. ?oc. per yard worth aoc
L'ren Damask Doyles at sl25 per dozen, worth
So:
Swiss EdgIng at 1oe. and l5c. per yard, worth
double the money; 49,.
"a:atrc sands a, 75c., q. s,25, and 81, worth
more than double tho ,noreJ;
Fnee, quality Blue Bcrase for wells for Soc, worth
French Morino, 81, worth 81 per yard
Handeoma Figured Trimming Ribbons, 81 apiece,
worth $50;
Bonnet K hb 'ns. SOC. nor yard. worth 81
Yard " de White Flannel, all wool, C0c., worth
81;
3 White Flannel. all wool 3oc., worth 4oc.;
Calicoes the very best qualities, lfsc. per yard;
Calicoes, very good qualities l2lc per yard;
Beautiful style Delanes. CSC per yard;
Second quality Delaines, l?sc. per yard;
Bed Blankets, s. so per pair, worth SO;
MarseiIiss Quilts icoiored) for single bed, -,
worth s3; t4.. j,
Marseiles Uuil.s, co!ored, large f!he peu 80 anu
ga 50. and So;
Fine Naiusook Muslins at Csc, worth a0c.;
Fine White Brlllaus at 2Oc., worth 35c.;
Swiss Muslin, very fine, at 5cc., great bargain;
Linen Collars al 1 per dozen, very cheap;
Iioen aud Needle. work Inserting Collars, 81 .e5
per dc zen, worth So, ~.
Wide Black silk, splendid quality, at $3.50, worth
81;
Wide Black silk, over Il yard wide, at IS, worth
$50;
pp..ia piAper warranted ell liren, 81 50 piece
Eu,sia Diaper, warranted all linen, - a piece
Linen Damas., soc. per yard, worth &c..
Linen Uuckaback Towels, Fl 50 per dozen, worth
$3.50;
Linen Huckaback Towcls at s. per dozen, a
great barsain:
Mohsir Striped Skrtirg, yard wide at 2'c =
worth 75c. this is splendid article fol
making baimorals
Shirts Bosoms At Eic., worth 25c
SAirting Cambria, very fine, It yards wide, at soc y
would be a bargain at 75c.
Very line Tucked Linen Bendkcrchiefs az 5oc.,
lust ball their value
These prices may seer. Incredible, but the ad-
vantases that We possess enable Us to oLer the
best bargains in this couatry.
NOTICE.
In order 10 avoid disappointment TO our nume-
rous patrons notice is hereby given that our store
will be Closed on the following days:
Wednesday next, October oh,
Monday next, October iith
Tuesday next, October l5ih,
Monday, October @lst,
Tuesday, Gctober2.d,
and on Saturdays as usual On every day eXcep
those enumerated above we will be prepared tt
ditposo of
LEVY BROTHERS, l547 Main street,
between Fifteenth and Seventeenth.
Remember the flag inscribed
LEVYS'
DKY GOODS
STORE. ocS
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.1s- rn E,RMERS AND pLANrEKs..

sfg- TO FARMERS AND PLANTEkS.-
BONE DUST Lodi Manufacturing Company
have erected extensive mills, and put In new and
extensive machinery, and are ready to supply
customers with warranted pure article OF FINE
some that will drill perfectly well in machine,
.t as low rate as coerser bone IL sold at. Also,
,nre FLOUR OF BONE, warranted TO analyse
perfectly pure or sale. Samples sent Oh receipt
Of three. cent stamp.
DOUBLE REFINED POUDRETTE.
This Is one of tho most forcing and Qulck-actne
manures I. tho market and is by far the cheapest.
i - co,opossi of the night soil of New York city,
from which all impurities have been extracted.
It is then deodorized, dried, and pulVerizso 10
iour. Four hundred pounds of this drilled In WIFE
wheat will bring heavy crop on even poor
worn out soil. Price, SIS psr;on. Apply 10
THgLCDI MANUFACTURlEG CO.,
otCourtIandt street, New York, or to
HOoE s. WEDDERBURN,
Alexandria, Va.
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FREAK or NATURE.-Wc saw yesterday
at the Medical College y negro child with
sir fingers on each hand. The superIluous
dirits we're removed in few moments Dy
Dr.. Mcguire, the Professor Of Surgery, and
the youngstcr left the room crying Justify,
but was not seriously hurt.
In this connection we may state that Dr'
Mcguire also performed somewhat dll'i'
cult operation upon en- adult man, in the
,rnsrnce of the students ana number oi
phvsicians, with complete success.
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THE HEBREW DAY OF ATONEIEET.-
Nearly all our Jewish citizens closed their
places OF business on Tuesday evening in
order to engage in fasting, prayer, and
other religious duties appropriate to the
day Of atoIemcnt. Business was not re-
sumcd until the stars came out last night,
when the day was considered at an end.
This is ore of the most sacred occasions
with persons Of the Israelitisl faith. Those
who live up to the law as promulgated by
Moses do not partakc Of any sort Of nourish-
ment from the beginning to the end OF the
season Of atonement, and many Of the faith
stand in the synagogues during the whole
time and pray for forgiveness OF their trans
rressions. Prayers are said without ccs-
sation, and all are required 10 confess their
sins after a thorough self-examiaation.
The standing all day in the synagogue is a
penance for sin.
As we understand the day Of atonement,
it is only intended as 4 reminder to Israel
to renouncc all sinful acts and enter on a
better course Of lie then pardon IS fully
granted, and it is asked that man might
not continue in sin, 10 the detrimcnt OF
present aud future happiness. For this nur-
pose the day was commissioned.
On the ODD instant the Feast Of Tabcr-
naclcs will begin. Among the ancient
Hebrews it was custom during this feast
to dwell in tents and tabcrnaclcs, and even
at the present day there are those who
erect temporary booths on their premises,
in which they reside while the feast con-
| times.
No people are more particular IN thelE
| observance of feasts and fastS than the
Jews: and in our city no class Of citizen:
are more orderly or more generally re-
| succted,
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CoyvICTs REcElvEp.-The following con-
ricts were received yesterday, ard as
signed quarters with Colonel Pendleton !;
John Jackson, colored, sentenced by the
Circuit Court Of Orange county to nine
years imprisonment for burglary Edward
Minor, colored, sentenced by the County
Court of FauQuier to ten years for horse
stealing Emanuel Gregory and John no
binson, sentenced by the County Court OF
Elizabeth City to three years each for
grand larceny.
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To THE SoLDIEEs.-At regular meeting
of Marion Division, No. ), Sons Of TEN
perancc, held at Tanners Hall, opposite
the old Fair Grounds, October s, 1867, the
following preamble and resolution were
adopted:
Whereas q communication has ap-
peared in the Richmond Daily Dispatch
asking if soldiers could be admitted into
the Order OF Sons Of Temperance there
fore be it
" Reso!rea, That we admit all white men
Of good moral character, whether they be
of northern or southern birth, cltlzcns OF
soldiers, ard that our doors are onlS
closed 10 the disreputable and unworthy
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REAL ESTATE SALEs.-Grubbs s Will
liamS sold at auction Wednesday, 9tn Oc
tober, a triangular lot on EImwood and
Clark streets, in Sidney, fronting 81 feet ,
inches on Elmwood street, and running
back 20y feet, with Two small framed tcne-
ments, for sl,0l5.
Also, lot fronting 10 feet and running
back 209 feet, with SINAI! framed tenement,
for 500.
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CASES N observation-disclosures IN
bankruptcy have been issued against Inc lne
estates Of the following persons Oh 'hcIi
own petition, since the last announsenIGhL :
NJ. C. Read, Charlotte /; Charles Al. n n h'lD-
bard, james City; W. II. Ba!ley, Ghar-
lotte; j. T. Peters. Charlotte; Z, Vhap-
pei, Charlotte.
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,,oor cha-,es Martin. Hampden Sidney

From Professor Charles Martin, Hampden Sidney
College, Virginia dated July j, 1857:
s'The Double Refined Poudrele Is oPeri'ii'5
Ike charu on ny crops. and attracting universal
.,,a,,,,or f,o,, all beholders am already salts
isd battt is the cheapest and srrest rsnovator OF
r,ror,. an, soils jy 26-3m1
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ALLEGED ABDrCTIOE.-M Hill, a
colored woman ,i7ias in Hog alley, was
arrested Yesterday on the complaint of
another treedwoman named MoSby, ana
lodged in cell at the second station.
Mrs. Mosby charged Mrs. Hill with har-
boring her runaway daughter, Margaret
by name, and preventing her from RETURN
ing TO the maternal embrace. Margaret
told the police sergeant that she went
away of her own accord to get clear of
cross stepfather and to work for herself.
The case will be Investigated this morning.
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ARRIVED.
Schooner Lucy ?. Eigsius, Boston merchandise
Schooner Mary Ellen, Prowder Baltimore, mer-
chandise. Colonel Dillon. y,
Schooner W oodruE Sims, PharS. Hew iofA'
merch andse, to captain.
Schooner General Grant, Coleman, Philadelphla,
coal, Tredegar Works. -
Schooner 8. Arcularius, Jackson, Rockland,
lime. A. Lns.
Schooner Bee, Hesrn, Philadslphia. coal, b.
Wardwell.
Steamer John Sylvester. Clifford. Norfolk, ner'
chandise and passengers, l.. b. Iatum.
aBaoRASDA.
Schooner N Price. Garrison. sailed from Phtla-
dclphia FOR Htc hmoud on the >th instant.
Baruue Charles and Edward, from Boston, mas
arrived At City Point.
Schooner B. n. Jones, Davis. from Richmond,
arrived 1T Fall river OH the otn instant win main
boom broken.
ton N j.. put into Norfolk on the eth nstant with
loss of sails
Schooner Elias Moore, De Groot. sailed from
New York for Richmond on the 7th instant
Schooner Rhodella Slew. Peterson. hsnc" for
Savannah was st Fort Monroe on the 9Th Instant.
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A RECRCITlNG OFFICER for the United
States army has opened an office on Main
street, and yesterday morning received
scores OF applications from able bodied
darkies who wished TO fight the lnd'ahS;
Special Inducements are offered to colorcd
men who can read and write.
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SUPREME Court OF ArrEALs.-fn this
court, on yesterday, the argument in the
case of Walker r. MILAN Us. George kcp-
hart, upon writ of seperSedeas to a judg-
ment of the Circuit Court of Alexandria
county, was heard from the transcript Of
the record, and time taken for considcra-
ton.
The case of William J. Old rs. The Com
monwcalth, upon writ of error to iudg-
ment pronounced in the Circuit Court Of
Halifax county, was re;irgued and conti-
nucd.
-ies3rs. Thomas S. Raymond, A. NJ.
Kelley, and +. 2. Turner, qualified to
practice in this court.
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YoT1HG II BALLOT-THE: TICKET TO BE
UsEo.-As voting by ballot is new thing
in Virginia, it is well that voters should
understand how it is to be conducted.
The voter will present himself before
the registering officer, announce, his
name, and present two tickets, one for or
against the Convention, and the other con-
tanning the names Of the delegates for
whom he votes. A man may vote against
the Conyention and for delegates.
The tickets should hs so folded that the
word CONVENTION on the one and tho word
DELEGATES on the other may be seen at d
glance by the officer. while all other words
on the tickets are concealed from view.
Separate boxes will be used to rcCei7c the
ballots of white and black voters; each
box having two compartments, into one of
which the ballots for the Convention will
be dropped, and into the other the names
Of delegates. Before the ballot is de-
posted the officer must be satisfied that
the person offering to vote has been duly
registered.
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"John Quill" says: If wanted to
make a man utterly wretched : II wanted
10 hurt bis feelings, and break down his
SPIRITS, and ruin lis morals, ] would get
b;m Spr,', to 20 a.fishing about once week;
| approve OF abolishing pententla,rie;s san; ana
iaiIs i ist and making convic,s fish for the bene-
Git of the State"
A southern gentleman recehliy passln
through crowd had L!s ~alGn sna.eneu i h;s
from him by pickpockes. Piacns ~, LIS =,
hand upon the empty ioo, ne suouGIt. 1h.
exclaimed Butler'd, by Ano
crowd dispersed Instantly.
Earrings are to be worn very Il, long a; ana ,s
extremely slender. We saw one at tislori sl,,I .
the other evening, reaching to the snoul-
der, and made of silver, nearly as s'ch'o'
as tine twinc .-Ne,o York bsN'
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REGISTRATION YESTERDAY

The lists will only be kept open three
days longer. ,o
1t cost Uncle Sam S. to register the one
man in Fifth Ward.
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DRAMArIC.-The manager OF the Theatre
has displayed q good deal of energy in his
endeavors to make it Il desirable place of
amusement. He deserves better success
than he has yet met with. The " Child
S.ealer" will be given tonight.
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sss GtSyLE,IES,S DRESS GOODS
FOB
FALL AND WINTER WEAR.

JOHN G. SHAFER CO.,
MERC Ii MT. I 4 l. o s.
Fourteenth stree. (under Exchange hotel,
RICHMOND,
have inst received larso and well-selected stock
of CLOTHS, CASSlMEREs, OVERC0ATINGS,
SILK and VELVET TESTINGs, of the latest TO-
reign importation, which they are prepared to
ma ks up In best manner ard most approved and
fashiona bic styles at reasonable prices.
A call is respectfully solicited.
NB.-sHIRTS and COLLARS made to order at
short notice. SEES
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TIE ONO RIVER BRIDGE AT LOUISVILLE.
This magnificent structure is now being
rapidly pushed forward, and the piers are
beginning to assume huge proportions. Vi
the twenty -four to be erected OF heavy
stone masonry, ten or twelve arc now
above the height necessary to prevent ln-
terruption by any ordinary stage OF the
river. If the present favorable season
continues for month longer, eighteen or
twenty Of the piers will be so far advanced
as to insure rapid progress in future. The
bridge will be abCut one mile long, built
entirely of heavy stone masonry, on ID SOLD
rock foundation, with supcrstructurc OF
iron. and will be 50 constructed as TO ac-
commodatc a railroad track in the centre,
and carriage way on each side of this track,
and a tootway on each side OF the carriage
track. When completed, 1t will unite
Louisville, New Albany, and Jefferson
vile.
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HORTICULTURAL AND PoNOLoGICAL tXITI-
RITIoN.--The time for the annual cNhlbl-
ton Of the Virginia horticultural and Po-
mological Society is rapidly approaching,
and feeling a deep interest in its success,
we feel it our duty again to bring it to the
notice of our country readers.
The exhibition will open at o'clock P.
NJ. on Tuesday next, in Mr.. Franklin
Stcarns's building, opposite the post-olllce.
Articles for exhibition will be received at
the hall until 5 O'clock on Tuesday morn
ing. Persons desiring to exhibit may for
ward their names through this office TO
the Executive Committee.
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ns- -HiTCHCLOR'S HAIR DfE-BATCHh
LOR's Hale DYE.-This splendid HALE pl b Is
.he best in the world. The onlytrus and perfect
lyo--harmless reliable, instantaneous. no ule'
appointment no ridcnlous tints Natural plack
or brown remedies the Ill effects OF bad dyes )
,nviyoraos the hair, leaving 1t soft and oeauuul'
che genuine is signed WILLIAM A. BATCEs-
Lob. All others are mere limitations, and should
D. avoided Sold by all druggists and pertumers.
Factory, 81 Sarclay street. New York. Beware
~ copntorf.it js l1-.tDl0
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HEHRlco County CouRT.-GcOrge Mar
tin, colorcd, was tried yesterday for the
larceny Of |, 900 pounds of bacon from
Major Allen, OF Turkey Island. Spa!dlng
and Thomas argued in defence Of the ac-
cuscd, and secured his acquittal.
William Green, colorcd, charged with
the larceny Of gun from Thomas Melton,
was acquitted.
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MAYORS CoUET-MAyoR MAYO rEEsI-
DING-W MoRNiTG. .-RlchardO o..
Bush, charged with being drunk and dis
orderly and assaultiDg Thomas Johnson
fcolorcdj was arraiEncd. Mary Bush,
his wife. was also called up on the charge
of attempting to assault and beat Tom
Johnson. The COuplc were required TO
give surety for their future good behavior.
George Turner, charged with asSini';ng
ami beating Mary Alexander, was called
up. Mary was Up on Tuesday for selling
liquor without. license, and George Turner
appeared as her friend. Shortly after
they left the courtroom, Mary rcQuitcd
hia affection by throwing up to him the
fact that nc haL been penitcntiary con-
vict. Turner would JUS: b. - ii he
would take that from anybody, and pitched
into her right and left. She would not
submit to this either so she had him ar
rested. He was committed in default Of
surety.
David Davidson (colored), charged with
sleeping in the marlict-h house and having
in his possession brass kettle, supposed
to have been stolen, was sent to Jail.
Sylvia Jones (colorcd) was arraigncd for
assaulting and beating Mary Brown tco
lored). Sylvia, who is considerable on
muscle and temper, was sent about her
business but she had hardly gotten ont
of the pale Of justice ere her tongue
strings became loosened, and such Il clat-
tcring cnsucd as was never heard before.
The muscles of her arm were just about
to contract to ruin the appearance OF
Mary Browns yisagc when policeman
Moore rushed to the rescue and brought
the pair in. They were both set back.
John Warwick (coorcd), arraigncd for
having in his possession bag OF tobacco
supposed to have been stolen from
Shockoc warehouse. Ia the absence OF
witnesses the case was continued until
| to-day.
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GENERAL SCHoFrELD GONE TO WAsHISG-
roy.-General Schoiield left the city yes
terday for Washington, and will be absent
for several days. 1t is understood ID mill
tary circles that several OF the southern
district commanders have been called to-
gether by the President for consultation
in reference to important measures nov
under consideration bv the Executive.
General Schofe!d was accompanied by
his private secretary, Colonel Nherry.
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From TURNER, III Main street, We have
received the Chimney Corner, NalAertf'
etc.
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id.AtD HOTEL, RICHMOND

u
R4i'IAtD HOTEL, RICHMOND
=, - The LEADING FAsHlONABLE no.
..a.. IA- lttf This oleSan, establishment
..'.. ."-9 %, all 10 appointments.
-.. 'ie Gai furnishing, particular atten-
..~ .3rh .l'"u DOth 10 c m!urt and style. ii
., ,o.e ~ .;s c.saai!ueAs, aud It's furniture
p. -r a--tI quality
--..-. ~ -11lss reception, bar. biliiard. and
.a. 't.".- on ne CEes floor. spacious
--.-Ly arran,-1. Tho lsdies' r4Ilors,
.a.. .-. .G.. or tbs Nstl Moor, are easy u1 &C.
I.t- i"s !fDGl III" confusion Of business
.r 80 e hApphed Douulsuusiy with all The
s..zr l lie season ,hdt this and other mar
.s..T,.'' @ha many The supplies come direct
- t''. markets Of the coua,ry.
..s..t., .'-eIsr IN thr.r nov conn ection, beg
a...e ..-.t the.f Lest eEu:ts TO the mainte
I,rtT .i'-a ifst Glars HO.si, aud AK the sup.
'~s.' NE j. .of Tie public generally.
..>n join L. BALLAD 4 e.ISr,
1...' "3 Ahr, pioprtetors.
@'t@'sG bALi..ku. ansl
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RELIG!ous.-Thc meetings at the Third
Presbyterian church Rev. Dr.. Price'S)
will be continued during the present week
Rev. Dr.. Armstrong, OF Norfolk, and Rev.
IT. w. Glmcr, Of Fredericksburg, on alter
nate nights.
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!. rr- s.,.noI. BOOKS AND STATIONERY

r,s- SCHOOL BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
rbo .rb.crIbers have now for sale a fnu stock OF
inc various SCHOOL BOOKS nsed IN the city and
,nrronnding country, together with every descrip.
non NJ STATIONERY usually required all Of
which win he sold as low az can be had any
,.,,..a WooDHOUSE & PARHAM,
1905 Main street.
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r PhAS1'FR.-2O tons LUMP
,'%IsT:E, y.u4inr o9 The Icck from schooner
e-Asg. Tor s4!s hy
Dg.EA y SOMBAY1LLR.
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roy ID. ID. T.-PERFU MED BREATH.
pearIy. white teeth sound and healthy gums.
Decay arrested by using DoWD&S'S DENTAL
FLUID. Recommended BY dentists every where.
Beware Of imitation Sold by all druggists.
CANDY, GILPIN CO.,
oc5-lm wholesale agents. Baltimore, nd.
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"M Mr. Editor.-DeGc Sir: In your report
Of the convention held At the county court
house on Saturday tho 9th October L
agree with your reporter in saying that II
was one of the most diSgracciul scenes J
ever witnessed, and can't blame rcspecta-
bic Union men for not wanting 10 mix IN
sucn 4 mcdcy. Through the misfortune
of sickness, which resulted in the death of
one OF General Vests children, our former
president could not be there, which circum-
stance gave Mr.. Swan and his friends the
opportunity TO fix things to suit themselves
by chosing colorcd individuals for offices
who knew nothing Of the duties OF sucl
Offices.
"Now, Mr.. Editor, was the speaker al
ludcd to by your reporter, although by
another name. The language imputed to
me was not exactly that which | used.
arose to ask leave to make a suggestion
which, was granted. The suggestion was
that this was county convention, anu
that the people Of the city had nothing to
do with it.
"Allow me to say that am no politi-
clan. ] came here with my family to I'VE
by farming, but | felt the necessity OF
sending . different man from Mr. swan u
the State Convention, as think every IN
tcl!igent man must. II such men are 10
represent IFS in this important body. | can
only say, God save the country
" You ask who is Mr.. Swan | will give
YOU what little information have. asked
very intelligent colorcd man at the Red
Tavern who Mr.. Swan was, and what III:
claims were for the position. He replied
that Mr.. Swan was a good Union man
was president Of Loyal or Union League
and that during the war, to get rid OF rebe
conscription, he crawled into some swami
and laid there until his legs cracked open
said if he had went little further, ant
had taken gun in defence of his prlncl
pies, there would have been no doubt 0
| his motive, and less objection to his Defni
candidate. Yours, respectfully,
"JoHS WooD"ORTu."
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ELEcrtoy TICKETS by the million, ana ~ 'ho''
notice, 4. thu Dispatch Pr!n,!ns Hoase. % w."
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Corn and Flour Exchange. October Q.

OFFERrSGs Uhent-White, LIZ bushels
red, 500 bushels. Corn-White, l,797 bushels
yellow. SIS bushels; mixed, ll2 bushels outs
l,3l2 bushels. Rye-2s2 bushels. N.Gl-Y elbow,
% bushels white, - bushels.
SALES Whsat-White, i23 bushels good to
choice, sl.6Ii s2 6J-62 bushels on private
terms red, 632 bushels good TO prime, 20 20
Gs2 45-62 bushels on private terms. Corn
White, l,cS2 bushels, 81. log 81 - yellow, sS
bushels, al. - mixed, +6 bushels, Il .35l3i 40.
Olis-l 900 bushels, j6Nlnsc. Rye--252 bushels,
II s7hQsl. 10. Mol-Iellow, - bushels, sl.3o;
white. % bushels 81. -. ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-10
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