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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-06-08
THE CECIL WING.
ELKTON, JUNE 5, 1867.
Judge Kelley has arrived at his home

Judge Kelley has arrived at his home
in Philadelphia. He speaks very encourag.
ingly of the prospect of reconstruction, and
of the rapid growth of Republican Party
at the South. He also reports the condi'
ton of the crops as giving promise ola most
abundant yield, and says he was surprised
at the natural resources of the South. That
part of the country, he says, needs nothing
so much as physical development, save to
follow safe and speedy reconstruction. -
He began his speaking tour at Memphis,
Tenn, and ended it at Danville, Va, max
ing altogether nearly thirty addresses.
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The nickel cents are to be called in by
the Government. The redemption will com
mence on and after the 10th inst, and will
be made in the three and five cent pieces.
when presented at the Mint in sums Of thirty
dollars and upwards. The nickel cents, i,
will be remembered, are readily known by
their size and color and include the dates Of
1854 to 1864. This will be good radiance.
John II. Surratt will be brought to trial
next Monday,-om the charge OF murder
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MORMON INToLERANcE.-The California
mails bring further intelligence respecting
the intoerant bearing Of the Salt Lake
Mormons toward the Gentle population
The latter are prescribed not only in their
social, but business relations, so that TO
gain the means of subsistence among them
Is almost impossible. Those who can are
removing, and making whatever sacrifice of
property is needful IN order to escape. 1t
is stated that Brigham Young, in recent
sermon recommended strict non intercourse.
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Ncliees, 81.
NOTICE.

ID G.. REESE has Withdrawn from the House of
n, McCauley Co., and will settle the business of
the firm. He win receive all dues and pay all debts,
and as it is de- rahc TO close up the business as
early as possible, ali persons indebted will please
settle with him a- early practicable.
NM. T. McChuLEY.
Ell,inn. MnV Ii. lsi,1-lnn
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.I.A }Y.masls9. - s.s

SIX Head Of good, large, young. Mules, Horses, suit
bic for road OF FARM Brood hlarr lloic Colt. one
year old, siIGi hy Iosslcr, IL sets good Wagon -
ness good Road Wagons Spreaders and Chains, Also,
FARMING UTENSILS.
Consisting of Plws, iiarrOws aud Cultyators. Horse
art and Gears, buggy Wagon, set of blacksmith.
FOOLS, Set of Carpenter Tools, lot Of empty turhSs.
Also, Office Furniture consisting VI safe Letter Press
Desk and stove. Also. lpaty other articles
/ will sell Mt the time $50 Tons Of Sor! Coal,
Tying at Elk Landing.
TERMS OF SALE FOR PERSONAL PROPERTY -
All sums of so and under cash: all over $50
credit Of four mouths viii be given, upon Tie rutr
f the purchaser with approved rurity.
JAS /. MCCULLOUGH.
I. Jefferson Scott. Auct. Assignee.
MAY Is. lSb1--ts
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NOTICE.
HANNAH JOHNSON

NAOMI ". THOMAS.
In the Circuit Court for Cecil county. In Chancc1y
ORDERED, This cis4th day of May, in the year
Ii eighteen hundrcl~dnd siXty-seyen that the sale
made and reported iy Wililam j. Jones and W:
pinkncy Ewing, Trustees Tor the salu Of the Real
Estate mentioned III the above entitled cause, be
ratified and conrmcu unless cause ia tile con rlry
hereof be shown on or before the twelfth day OF
July next; provided, copy Of s ordcrltc inserted
in some newspaper published in Cecil county, One,
q week for one month before t!Ie twelfth day al!
June, next
The Report states the amount OF sales to be $780,.
HENRY X. TORBEkT, Clerk.
True copy; test,
HENRY L. TORBEkT,
May IL, IiG7-ln Clerk.
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WANTED

OF about leo Acres near liayrc lie Grace or Port
Deposit. Good uillin%" pleasant md healthy oca-
ton, and plenty of water on place required Answer
full particulars and price, LOCK BOX 1856,
May ~, lsG7-lm PPJyInENCE, K. /.
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HELMBOLDS FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU is pleas
in and odor, free from all injurious properties,
and immediate in its action.
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SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS RESTORED b
IiELMBOLDS EXTRACT BUCHU.
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TyXAMHNEHeS NOTICE.

II
he undersigned Examiners. appointed by the
'oun Commissioners ri troN county 10 view ana
determine the pr"lrici% 0l opening q new puhhc
opposite the intersection of the Back road with the
said Elk ton and Warwick road, and running thence
py and with IN old road called Young Cart Rund,
through the lands Of Reuben lHhe and Richard II.
i;avard or the line dividing said lands and cross
ing the Dam OF The chesapeake aud Delaware Cana!
'oinpauv on Back creek, terminating the public
road III chesapeake City near the Steam Pump ..
aid Canal Company, hereby give notice that tncl
Inv OF July, next, ut IN o'clock AN, to Proceed to
he discharge Of the duty assigned them.
GEO. ". EOULDEN,
ISAAC ~ PYLE,
LEWIS L. ELLISON,
June ], lSU;--jw Examiners.
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~ Clock and watch store.

LII persons having claims against the under~ign-
n ed will call FOR payment at his residence i'll West
Elkton, OF NJ his Clock Watch and Jewrly Store, in
Chesapeake tity, where hc i prepared 10 do all
work in his line. GEO. W. WiIlrEIAk.
June |. iSG7-:;ln#
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Examiners Notice.

TIE undersigned Examiners, appointed 10y tn"
md determine the prupriety Of upcng new puhlir
road from the Principle furnac" road near Edward
]. Jacksons, running through lands Of George f..
Whitaker, George T. raylpl, George /. Winchester,
William Patterson, Philip Jackson, James McAlulleh
William Dcnnison, Henry ChlnibcTllinc and Thomas
Watson, to the PrrTyvilir and battle Swamp road. At
On near the Port Deposit ruad, near Thomas Wat
sons, hereby give notice that they viii meet NJ VIM.
panni. on'S, on TtcsoiW, the laM d"y ~ J"ac, "rrt
tt 10 o'clock AN, To- proceed 10 the discharge "l
the duty assigned them.
JAMES A. DAVIS,
SAMUEL GAY,
VA McMuLLEN,
Mar Is lsG7-5w Examiners.
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ORPHANS, COURT.

V,nE STATED MEETINGS of the Orphans Cont Of
IN every mouth Executors, Administrators and Guar
dams wanting their accounts stated viii please bring IN
'N' B.GuTLRR, Register,
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MANHOOD AND YOUTHFUL VIGOR are regained
hyilLLMGoLDs EXTRACT BucHU
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Real and Personal Property.
IMPROVED WATER F'0WER,

MD 70 AINLH OF LANI on BE FIK CFlrk,
SHOWN rs the " Elk IhDN HOHh5, miles from
the RNlru,. Depot At Elktpn ana the snnG distance
srln NrNsa.:;, lirl. Tins has i MANY yclr- br,.
I'd a q
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]. (. BROWN

LAS removed opposite to the Post Office, and next
II door to u. T.. IiuIuns store, and Just returned
Tom philHclphia with iigr and full assortment "I
CoNFECTIONElY. FRUITS,
BOOKS STATIONERY, WEEKLY PAPERS,
MAGAZINES, &C
Persons i'll want OF Goods IN my line will please
give Il Gail. may IL, lSu'-u
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Mar Is, 1sG7-5w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-07
From Washington.

WAsnISfToS, October Sin consequence Of
the heavy war and pension payments and
light revenue receipts, the debt statement
shows an increase Of So, 80, 900. The Secretary
anticipates increased receipts during the cur
rent month, and thinks the next statement
will show decrease Of several millions.
Mr.. Stanbcrys opinion sustains the State
courts in issuing writs Of ptIeus corpus where
soldiers ard sailors are concerned. In accord
ance with this opinion, Secretary Wells has
ordered Commodore Selfridge to obey = writ
and produce in court Il sailor named Gormley.
The Secretary had previously ordered Commo-
dore ). 10 resist the execution Of the writ by
force if necessary.
\ The revenue receipts to-day were 400, 900 !;
.or the week, SO, 10000, and for the fiscal
year TO date, 36l 10000.
The national bank circulation is 1900, 900, ooo,
and the securities held for it and the deposits
o, public moneys are 1919, 100000.
Commissioner Rollins has written that by
law nil davits Of NIL kinds are relieved from
the stamp duty.
The debt bearing coin interest has increased
go, 800, 900: that bearing currency interest has
decreased :3i, 500, 900: that matured but not
presented has decreased Fl, go, 900; and that
bearing no interest has decreased $500, 900.
The coin in the treasury has increased r., o3i,-
900, and the currency has decreased sl5,2n, 900.
The total debt has increased in the last month
<, 10000
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rr.c.,sgnoI Seymour, OF New York, vas
....,.,. president; % tn" Democratic Convcn-
.. las. met IL Albany. In his speech on
..-.- ta,ra-jr h" sand some things thatarc
49,. .rv 20 the point Of the present political
.....aa.o: ,A.s country. The argument of
....r.rs nN,r1e, "" copy from this forciblc
.r..-g is. They that TAX" the sword shall
..sU Us a!.n sword ':
Wa +anau3, II y" would, escape from con-
&c. ..,.. ,4. problems OF The day. Neither
..t.. homer. nor patriotism viii suffer us 10
.. au!ab and Iuac,ly" in the dark hour Of
..,s.- W have pu; down the rebellion
.... u~s. >.rur.iug with revolution. The first
...s ..,.'Ioual. tn" iastiS universal. The first
...l 'u..IyIJ" oar CtuHtryi III" last threat
,.. Destroy il. Mr. seymour alluded TO
.. .ha-.rs ugaiIs; the President and to
..-.r- made against each other by members
... House uc Representatives. Even The
4 .... A.t- purs acd 4 policy revolutionary IN
g.. tendency, and IN Us blindness l. striking
..aa! blows atit. own existence. Colorado,
.u today balances four millions OF people
Tnw York wa. admitted merely to gam
..r.. votes IN IA" s,ruC.l" with til" Executive.
|.... holder &c; is in view. Twenty senators
80. 40 be admitted from The ten states lately
-auriliUu. uotas The representatives. Oi white
3. ui" nor y! blacks, tax because they hold
g. ia harmony with the majority OF The
,or>. ANA ar" sent TO Washington by their
.....'-. II this revolution j. begun, II mnst
Fl. 20 its logical, just end. 1t must not roll
.a.u"cks OF tn" uajOrity Of the American
I'D. H.rt.ud stop there. bat numbers must be
.-.-n..I,G. not rotten huroughs and sham
-r.n- We lmploro senators not to begin this
....4tlou. BE content with your vast pow
... Your organization Is at war with Impair
\. ..rru.ruud impartial representation. II
continue your usurpatIoms the country
...r... he content with drawing Won back
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Foreign News.

IoyDOS, October Sir Angus IS. Iaget,
the present English ambassador at Florence
will probably succeed the late Sir Frederick
Bruce III Washington.
Ills said that The Emperors OF France and
Austria agreed II Salzburg upon whom they
would support for Pope.
Extensive operations In grain have reduced
the bullion in the Bank of France fl,Ooo0oo.
1t rtnored that Victor Emmanuel has ap-
pealcd 10 the great Powers to he released from
the trsaty stipulation binding him 10 main
tain the integrity Of the Ptpal dominion.
The rebels hold many posts in Eiterbo, and
await the attack Of the Pontilical troops.
IoSpoy, October dnight-Garlhalid
has issued IN address urging his friends 10 20
10 Rome \ Garibuldi meeting has been held
in Turin
1t is reported the Papal troops have been
beaten at Naquarea.
LIyEKr ooL, October IL r. NJ COTTON
uuie, Breadstuf'S buoyant and advancing.
Corn, 43s Sd. Wheat, las I'd.
LIVERPOOL, October 5-Ncon.-l mere i Il
holiday today, and no cotton market. Bread
Ere,,imq.-Cotton heavy; uplands, SD
Orleans, SID. Pork us. Bacon, us. Iur-
pentine, 26s cd. Rosin, S. 81. lalioW, , 41S,
sd. CalllOFnl't "ilenI, IT'S 90.
wheat. l3s lOd. Corn UNCHANGED.
I.oynos. October 5-Noon.--unlted States
bonds, Il "a. ,S.,,.,o,,s.
Er.ning-Conscls, 94's United States bonds
-hs. san,
New YORK, October 1.-The steamer e>ei ;
with European dates of the -itn' mas IL
The French financial customs agents Inv
been detected defrauding the Government III
the rate OF SC, 900 900 francs year for 'he past
NearS
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Resolutions adopted by the New York State
Democratic Convcntion-Thc Treatment OF
the South By Congress- an Outrage.

Resolutions adopted by the New York State
Democratic COnvcntion-Thc Treatment OF
the South by Congress an Outrage.
NEW YORK, October THE following reso-
lutions were adopted by the Democratic State
Convention At Albany:
R,SDired, That, regarding the national debt
rs u sacred obligation, We demand economy Of
admins tration, honesty In the collection and
application Of revenues, smpliication OF and
equality in taxation, and n currency for the
benefit of the people instead OF corporations,
10 the end that the public faith may be- pre-
served and the burden of taxation lesscned.
. That we dcnounce the elfor Is Of the Radi
cal party to retain the power il has usurpcd
by establishing negro supremacy in the South
by military force, coupled with the disfran
chisemcnt of the mass of the white popula
tion, Us an outrage upon Democratic princi-
pies and an attempt TO undermine and destroy
the Republic; and that we stigmatize the re-
fusal Of that party in this State TO submit the
question Of negro suffrage to the people rs q
cowardly evasion of paramount issue in the
pending struggle.
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Tlmrlow Weed Talks Scandal-Io Tells How
Mrs. Lincoln md tho Cabinet Swindlcd the

Thurlow Weed Talks Scandal Ho Tells How
Mrs. Lincoln md tho Cabinet Swindcd the
Government ont Of 5000, &C.. &c.
From the Now York Commercial Advertiser.
The President (A1r Lsncoln) cavc tho Prince
NAPOLEON a dinner. for which Mrs. Lincoln
sent 10 the Secretary of the Interior for pay
ment a bill OF some 5000. This demand, though
wholly illegal, coming from the Presidents
wifi, embarrassed the Secretary, who called
upon tho Secretary Of State for advice where
he learned that Mr.. Seward had also dincd the
Prince, having the same number OF guests
and giving them uplicnte OF tho dinner AT
tho White House IN fact Mr.. Seward or.
dcrcd both dinners from the same restaurant
and by his own bill knew tho cost Of each Fer
what DIR. Seward paid 1900, Mrs Lincoln de-
maudcd 5000. But whether three or nine hun
drcd, III" claim WAS alike illegal, and could
not DO paid. For this, however, Mira Lincoln
GnaTreled with Secretaries Smith and Seward
THIS GtnyuHt. tDU,rer tcIs subsequtntly c0rerei
ny i" Il gnrde7,er's account but occasloned scan.
dal, which respect FOR Mr.. Lincoln measura-
bly, suppressed.
Though Mr.. Lincoln left an estate which
enabled his family TO live quite as comforta-
MY rs they had ever lived, Congress and the
people would have promptly and checrfully
provided munitlcently for them If Mrs Lin
coin herself, with every advantage that high
position gave her, had made friends in
sprcd respect. And this last exhibition proves
how instinctircy right the popular estimate
OF her character was
The fact for which Mrs. Lincoln seeks large
puhlicity-namelv, that sh" received presents
valued ~ $4,000, Is 4 pregnant and suggestive
one-SnggcStive q. least, Of Offices and con-
tracts, unless III" more charitable cons truCtion
Is reached through the assumption that they
Were expressions of regard and friendship.
but II IS not known that the wife of any other
President, however cstmable, was so loaded
with shawls, laccs, furs, diamonds, rings, &c.
Mrs. Lincoln's propensity TO sell things was
manifested early and before any necessity was
forcS"cn. If our Information is reliable, eleven
OF Mr.. Lincoln's new linen shirts were sold
almost before the remains, which were
shroudcd in the twelfth, had started for that
T." bourne from whence no traveller returns"
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The Markets.

Nrw SopE October Flour very firm.
Wheat quiet. with more disposition 10 re;t!ize.
corn 1.hlc. better Rye quiet and very irm.
Oats HWlc better; western, aoEe: =, r Iid
lower 1T 1913 G. \ q S23 -. Lara quiet ~ af1S
~ l,ortor dull; middling uplands, 2"c
Turpentiue dun 1T 5s@5shc. Rosin-5trllnrd,
s. 7j144 Stocks strong Gold, IA. ", Money
per cent, sharp. ,5-2o's, ~, coupons III.
BALTlaoRE, October 5. - Cotton Gun
Georgia middling, 10 arrive, sold III &c iou,
quiet but firm at yesterdays advance. he.lt
strong prime white, s.. 75Ns2 ~, anu VIZ
light Oats sleady and dull. Rye very firm
ut sl5o@sl 90. Provisions buoyant. shout
ders, Tx @l4Ac. rib sides, l7aWlsc. cle"r
rib, lSA8le@.
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rom m. Valley tMdD Register.

From tho Valley tMd- Register.
Ia he Frederick County Democratic Noml'
..- Convention last saturday the slightest
..4a.ou that any aspIr:tnt had ever sympa-
....tr.. with III" Union cause Ill the late wal
..u rn" Union was sufficient 10 cast hun aside
t.s.uIv Il few ut the minor offices have Con-
.rsEttly-~ been selected. II - SAID that III an
#s.agdri moment on" OF the most prominent
...Usautrs for clerk remarked that TWO seals
s..s- liz. ~ vacant at hIs tablc-tAat he had
,.#-r. two SONS, whose lives were SACRIFICED III
.a.uHt" OF tn" old nag, and that IA" was proud
.ang record. Enough. Instantly TINS IAN
ST. ~As Gsrd against him IN the couNeh-
and uo doubt greatly aided III defeating
E.. nomination.
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Governor Lctchcr is quite i'll from mn Mt
tack o. iuilaluInatory rhcuna ism, at Lex
ington.
Lieutenant Sicliney, who came to Marion,
Smythc county, Va, from Ncw Orleans, died
of yellow fever the other day.
Til" street hootblacks in our city are getting
generous. For five cents they black both
your boots and "thrd your pantaloons.
4 company in Alexandria proposes TO con-
struct a macadamizcd road or horse railway
from that city 10 Mount Vernon
Hon Thomas A. .Icuckcs, the author of the
bankrupt bill, is one Of the first applicants
under il for relief from its Indebtedness.
General A. W Dcnison is the Radical nomi-
nee for Mayor Of Baltimore.
Green Shepherd, freedman, is announced rs
Il candidate in Bedford county.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-07

& %awJGE.ur DEWouKAr.-C Colonel Jones, II
8 -at' IS The hrmocr1 lie nominee for member
Assembly in HE second district, Mldol"scH
..,N n r. The Perth Amboy Fra insists
las nomination. Tn" Republican papers
= ar'' truiy Il representative man OF the
maoracy, Aud coming, as he docs. fresh from
~.uk. %. thr rebel army, where he fought
HE graI Democratic principles under the
..ara..r General Price, IL j. highly proper
q. Ue should receive the highest hoNors iA;ti
pSrty can give him.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-07

LoTAi LEAGUE NoMISAT1oSs.-It is re-
ported that II meeting OF the Loyal League
OF this city and county was held ut Camp
SChoileld yesterday evening, when the follow
ing persons "rr" nominated for the COnveu-
ton from this county: Samuel keso, negro
aud w. Ii. Lydick, white man. As " 1Ioator -
for tn" counties OF Campbell and Pittsylra-
MIA I'll" honor vas conferred on ). ID. vii
ialnson.-LyacIhHrg R'tujliconl.
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The Alabama Election.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, October 8. - Returns
from thirty-four countics-about one-half OF
the State-have been received, and show that
over II 900 votes above the one-half required
to call Il convention have been cast.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Special telegram to the Dispatch.
INAUGURATION OF the Jefferson Statue Post.
poned- Political Meeting. &c.

INAUGURATION OF the Jefferson Statue Post
poned Political Meeting. &c.
CHARLOTTEsrILLE, October 1.-The ceremo-
mics proposed in connection with the inagnra-
ton Of the statue OF Jefferson, which had
been fixed for Monday next nj the University
OF Virginia, have been postponed until the
close of tho session.
The citizens Of Abemnre meet here Mon.
day TO nominate candidates for the Conven-
ton.
The Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad county
committee also meet on the same day, and the
friends of the Improvement confidently rely
upon the county voting the subscription when
the question IS submitted TO the people.
Governor Peirroint is here G..
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Mortality from Yellow Fever.

MOBILE, October 5.-Thcre were three in
terments from yellow fever during the TWEEN
ty- four hours ending this evening
NEW ORLEANS, October There were nifty
nine interments from fever here yesterday.
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Bonded Tobacco Warchouscs-Thc British
Wheat Crop.

Wheat Crop.
WAsuISGTog, October THE Treasury has
issued instructions regarding bonded tobacco
warehouses. The cellar of such warehouse
may be used for other purposes, having an en-
trance from the street and no connection with
the upper floors. The Office may be allowed
the owners Of the tobacco for the exhibition
of samples, but it must be partitioned oil from
the storehouse. The owners may take samples
from the goods stored according 10 the usaees
Of trade, and exhibit them in said oice-thc
samples being regarded as in the custody OF
both owner and storcliecper. Retail trade in
such samples is prohibited.
Information has been officially received here
from Liverpool, September 18th, that the
lhrcshing shows the wheat crop of Great Bri-
tain 10 fall twenty per cent. below the ave-
rage in quality and quantity.
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From North Curolina.

WILMINGTON, n. c., October THE wca-
Their here is warm, with continued rains.
The whites here take but little interest IN
local politics, but are anXiously awaiting the
news from the northern elections.
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Rain in Gcorgia-Crops.

SAVANNAH, October j.-Weather cool; rain
ing here in torrents all day. Reports of crops
in Florida and Southwestern Georgia are very
gloolny-heavy rains having fallen there.
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1907 FALL. 1907
HIRSH & GUGGENHEIMER,
SUCCESSORS TO A. HIRSH i CO.,
o27 BROAD STREET,

have received full stock of FALL DRY GOODS,
now opened and ready for sale.
Handsome styles Dress Goods.
All brands Bleached and Brown Domestlcs.
A full line Housekeeping Goods
A fine assortment White Goods.
Large stock Cassimeres Cassinett, and Jeans.
Hosiery. Gloves, Notions, &c.
We have for sale the " Celebrated Patent Seam
less Kid Cloves" superior to Alexandre's, to
which we call the especial attention OF the ladies'
Mr. JAMES w. PEDlE OF this city, Mr.. WILL
LIAM C.. kEAN Of Goochland, and Mr.. JOHN T.
WRIGHT would be pleased to serve their trisnds
at HlRSH GUUGES II ELM Dr. =,
sa5 o27 Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-07

'r..",mAuN- WASTEp.-The official records
.." tl." receipts Of internal revenue TOT
.s"~ Moaths III last Scar-namtlN, from
a..# rp September 30, !>t6, 10 be !9>, ST.
.-. The receipts for the corresponding
n,As Tins ycar-uamely, from June 80 Il"
>gse'4hyr @H, wcr" so, .u6, Sli. A.; showing
~. the receipts for the three months Tins
q" Nyr" less than OF The same quarter last
'.,r hy :5#u.1.~ts