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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-17
The Markets.

New YORK, October l6.-Sterling-Time, %:
sight, ga. Money active ut : per cent. Viz
ginia Is. 4i4i7 Gold, 49,. Flour less &C.
tive Wheat dull and dropping. Corn lie.
lower 1t s2l 93d go. Lard dull. Cotton quiet
Mt lG4c Freights firmer. Turpentine, jjH
Gj5c. Rosin dull-Common, 5jc.
New YORK, October l6.-Cotton shade
firmer sales OF 800 bales 1t l9;gc. Coffee
dull. Flour-State, $3.50 Sll3J; southern,
sll.1I. Wheat cate. lower. Corn closed dull
mixed western, Sl.43lLSl+jc. New wheat
Southern, SOL Oats active. Pork, 81. 7o8
80 2j Lard dropping 1T l3amllHc. Whiskey
quiet. Rice lower Carolina, 9hAloGc. Su-
gar quiet. Turpentine, 55'4c. Resin, $500
S. Tallow, l26l2A. Freishts firm g.,
loo. Virginia s's, H.. Tennessee S., 30.
Sterling unchanged Stocks feycrish. Money
active 1T : Gold, l43',.
BALTIMORE, October l6.-Cotton better
strict Georgia mldding, 1t wharf, 10; mid
ding uplands, lsMl2. Flour firm and quiet.
Wheat very strong Al an advance Of SC.
prime TO choice, 81 9ofIS2 %. Corn steady.
Oats firm and quiet. Rye firm 1t 6ofI7j Pro-
yisions-good jobbing demand on southern or
ders.
CIsc1SSATI. October lG.-Flour unchanged.
Corn duh. Cotton, loEGLl9c. Whiskey I'M
changed. Mess pork, 70. Shoulders he.
Clear sides lSc. Lard, l3c.
LOUISVILLE. October G-Corn-Sacked,
IL 10. Mess pork, i23. Lard, 1917. Bacon
Shoulders, l4H; clear sides, lS1.@l9.
ST. LorIs, October l6-Flour firm. Corn.
| Il .o99 10. Pork, S23 ~. Shoulders, H44
| llMc. clear sides lSa. Lard, l44l4Atc.
WILNIyGToS, October 16.-Cotton - Mid
ding and low middlnG, l66llsc. Spirits tur.
| peutinc quiet 1T j3E@J4c. Tar, ~ IS. Crude
| turpentne - 50 for virgin.
| CHARLESTON, October Northumberland
active with upward tendency in prices sales
| OF 80 bales at &c. advance; middliug, l7h4c
AUGUSTA, GA, October lG.-Market active
| sales, 62S bales; niddlngs, l6Ec. !; receipts
| 10 bales.
| SAVANNAH, October G-Cotton-Actiye de
| mand; holders and sellers could not agree
sales, 400 bales receipts, 2,l0O.
New ORLEANS, October 6.-Cotton-Sales
| | go bales receipts, 943 bales low middlngs
| l7H@lSc Gold, li%E. Sterling, 5li%mi> 'e
New York sight, HtlG premium. Sugar dun
market barren of Louisiana: Cuba, No. -
l3c. Molasses-h few barrels Louisiana IN
market, held at zoe. ; Cuba held at 5jc. Flour
quiet superfue, $40; treble extra, SIS
900 barrels received to-day: 2$,ot expected
bY bargeS, now due. Corn steady; mixed
SIC white 3sc. Oats tirmer 1t 7jc. Bacon
firm; shoulders, lj'@c.: clear sides, l@Ec
Pork inactive 80 ~. Lard quiet but firm
Is trrces and 10 kegs.
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he Convention.

Joseph A. Waddell and Powell Harrison are
IN" Conservative nominees in Augusta
county, and will be elected.
Lewis Link"nhoucr is the Conservative no.
mince in Bote:ourt
Il. X. Gilmer announces himself Is 4 Radi-
cal candidate in Rockingham.
Dr, Eastman is the Radical nominee In
Louisa
1t Is announced on authority that CAPTAIN
Samuel ID. Preston and Mr. John 6. Nurrel
are the Conservative candidates for tho Con-
rentlon from Campbell county. and that Col
onrl K. +. WIthcrs, OF the N.lrs, is on the
same ticket, to represent the district composed
OF the counties Of Campbell and Pittsylvauia
These are All excellent selections and will
coinmand the support and confidence OF the
Conservative voters LyDchb,rg Republican.
Colonel Wlthers Is in favor Of conven-
ton.
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RAILROAD REFoRMs.-NcW jersey has l'!st
started a movement likely 10 make a thorough
and beneficial change in the management! o!
railroads in this country. The SUBJECT WAS
considered 1T Il recent meeting OF representa-
tive men from the various railway and trans
portation companies OF the State, and II IS
uudrrst stood that an agreement was affNel Il!
upon q number OF important princlplcS on
which 10 base the proposed system. The SuS-
ccs ted reforms may be briefly stated rs lol'
lows: The fare is 10 be tWo cents pef mn" on
all roads ana for All distances. Tickets ar" /"
br considered gooi on any thi" belonging to
the line that issues them until they have been
taken up 10y the conductor. Local commute
ton tickets, 1T low rates, viii be- ISSUED, ANA
every other induccmcut 10 encourage lutH!
travel tralIic and Improvement VIII he eN-
tended Persons along the line aad clse~hrr.
ur, to be encouraged 10 undertake. prouuc"
commission business that VIII bring thc farm
e,s and The consumers closer together, 50 as 10
avoid the eNtortions OF several classes OF nliu-
die men Many of these reforms are Amos
indispenSa bic, and their general adoption VIII
no doubt come in good time 10 The benefit OF
the roads and their patron>.-It dai"9toH ht"f.
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Secretary Seward on his way to Orange
county, was asked what he thought of the
election. He replied that experience had
taught him that IL was not ALWAYS The part 0 [
wisdom to thinr too much II the same time
ne believed that the signs of the times We're
indicating that The people are right, and that
If The public men were not fools they would
believe III the people
W" are again called upon to mourn the
death of most worthy gentleman, William
T.. larhan, who, though Il native Of the Old
dominion, has long been an adopted and
highly teemed citizen OF New Orleans. --N,to
OrIctnS Picdyune.
The Treasury Department will disbursc on
the lst of the incoming month about treaty.
Sscsa millions IF 11liHrS III gait interest on
live twenty bonds. This il the largeSt amount
OF specie that has ever been paid for any half
wear : interest.
Major Matthew Seldcn Ward, editor of the
Pamela Miss Star, died in Memphis. Tenn,
n trw days ago, Of typhoid fever. Major Ward
was native of Rockbrdgc county, Va, but
raised III Indianapolis, Ind, where he left
many relatives and friends.
1t is undcrsto that the purpose Of the visit
Of General Beaurcsard TO the President and
General Grant was 10 have restored 10 HIM
certain lands which he owns near Memphis,
and which are now occupied by the Freed
men Bureau officers.
a lady of Il ;dSevillc Lorain county, Ohio
having the rheumatism III her hip, recently
employed III Eiyria doctor, who adluinst tered
morphlae by blowing ii into The veins. 1t af
irctcd the whole system, Went 10 the heart,
and caused her death III an hour
Hugh II. Lee, Esq.-tson OF Judge GeorSe
ii. Lee, OF West Virginia, formerly Judge of
the supreme Court OF Appeals of Virginia.
has been nominated by the Conservatives of
the Roanoke district.
The trial OF r. +. Booker, of Lynchburg,
for shooting Mr.. Glass is progresSng-thut
i, they are trying 10 get 4 jury.
Mr. BOYD, of Virginia. aged seveniy-1ive,
married Miss Bugg, OF Virginia, aged seventy,
and made L cinsr i>cul0rju OF hcr.-lIorii
There have been heavy trosts in several of
| the counties in the Virginia alley, and some
damage done 10 The corn.
| Pittsburg proposes 10 buy all lis bridges for
! a million and Il half OF dollars, and ~ open
them TO the public without toll.
! Ice formed 4 quarter Of IN inch thick near
! Fredericksburg, Va, on Wednesday.
| Another prize fight on Virginia soil isl an
| uounced rs 10 come oil soon.
The total receipts OF the ST. Louis fair last
| week were over slo",ooo.
| The number Of voters registered in Norfolk
! Va is ,S9s white and 1913 colored.
| Boston derives Il yearly revenue Of So2, 95,
| from q uiucy and Faneull Hall markets.
The newest style OF chiguon is called tht
! Bismarck
II is stated that the CATO nine tails is uSeI
! in he Tennessee penitcnllary
General SheriCan's reception i'll Boston cos
that city 80, 900.
\ steamboat clerk n ST. Louis died o
| cholera on Monday after eating waterlneions
En- Secretary Stanton has gone west.
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VIRGIN1 AT rules held in the
Y Clerks office OF the court of the county Of
Accomac on the nrst Monday In septsnn Der, 4. D.
1867. the same being the second day " the said
month,
John w silverthorn. ...................Pl Plaintiff,
against
Lit,s,ou Dennis, John q. Dennis, Mary Dennis.
Rand Lucy Dennis, children OF John n. Dennis,
deceased. and James y Dennis aud Ge"rs. X.
Dennis, trustees for the uss OF the said 'h:-
~ cHA.CgKT AND IRON AN oRpgk os ATTACK
AsSr Returned LEVIED
The object Of this sutt IL 10 obtain dsefsst1h
the sale Of 80 much OF certain mill proPei'y 80.
the houses, fixtures. and appurt.nAh..sn - NO
belonging 40 lies in tho ssid couu'J.
marty was dsyi,.d by John DENNIS; oeeoSnSu'
r. rha dsf.nd. ants James U. Dennis anu oDWso n.
n.nrts IN ,ru,t for tho uss OF Inc olhef oo!oho-
| -. .rd Tor IA yusn. ont OF tae ptoceeds Arihs
S' ~ liz 10 tho plantia Of the hnm OF feo ",
| rom ,,It thereon from the lAh day OF May,
| 1876. for work doHo npoi $50 ni4A pAoP' ~
| rn.,iriny III. IN chinery 'h-rooi
r. .rn.s dry from atidavU MED smonxNsho
49,. in IN n sui. that tho defendants are not Ia
I'M, II this state, the motion OF Inc plain
~. by his counsel, IL IL ordered that tue defend
| snt. DO appear here within ona montn afor due
mn OF tn Is order and do what Is necotssTy
r. nrIt,ct fnrir Int reals and that this ordsr 10
| mn lish.d once week FOR four successive wee KS
! In th. Dispatch. newspaper published In the
/ CIV OF Richmond and Also posted At The 'front.'
door OF III, court house OF this county the rrst
/ dsy OF tho next term Of the said court
A copy-Testo
! oc 3-Thawk foIJ. w. GILLxr, Y. A, ',
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Accident at Narblcllead. Mass.

NARBLEHxAn, Nj ass. October l4.-Ihe stag
ing 1t the new Baptist church in cOurs" Of
erection here fen to-day, preciptating seven
men forty feet upon tn" rock, and debris be-
low. Frank Chamberlain, OF Lynn, was
killed Eb"n Harris, OF Marblthead, had both
legs brol.en and head terri IL cut-suppoScd to
be fatally injured: Luke EOgIrt, Of Bear
river, had both arms and jaw broken. md re-
Celv"d other Injuries. which win probably
prov" fatal; G"or@" Knapp had his arm and
mp broken; John Miller, OF Lynn, had his
skull fractured and both arms broken, and
VIII probably die: Robert donaldson had his
wrist broken, and was injured internally
William Libby, OF Salem, had his shoulder
dislocatcd and back injured
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Cable summary.

Great activity prevails in the louloh arse
nal.
Garibaldi has issued another address, urg-
ing the Italian nation To arm.
NaZZiui has issued nlaHifsstot IN "hlch ne
urges the patriots in Rome TO rise anu Pto'
claim a Republic
II pressed, the Pope will take refuge III DIV
varia.
Skirmishing in the Papal territory con
llnues. The reports are confictihe. bo'"
sides claim advantages. No very lmportah'
actions have occurred.
Menotti Garibaldi drove the Papal troop.
into Monte Maggiore. Three hundred Garl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-17

SKEr4rEp OS A CHARGE or SwINDLING.-
David Vance and his brother, from kentucky,
have been travelling through the country, tuy-
ing up country feathers, which they brought
here for shipment north. While nj The d"potat-
tending TO Their business they were approached
by Il man who claimed 10 he 4 United states
detective, and told that they had violated The
revenue laws, but II they would CIV" him five
dollars Ii. would hush The matter up. The
money was paId and after completing the
shipment, Vance and his brother started Tor
home in their wagon, going into camp ~
Clay : Crossing, SIX miles from town. lh"y
had not been there tong before The man whom
they had seen At Nlc depot in the morning
drove up III nn open bnrouche, accompanied
by another man, who arrested III" ;tn''.
again stating that they had violated Tie | M
ted States r-vcuuc laws. After some CONVEX
saliou the bogus detectives proposed 10 com
promise the matter ana E@H"d r-!N as the
sum they We're wiling to take, ana say no
more about it. DAVID Vance finally agreed
10 uay the amount, and states that ~ did pay
il The bogus detectives then i"itr ana Inc
brothers, not being satisfied "lih The turn
affairs had taken, got on the nal!!, Wh!ch
soon after passed along, and came IL town,
where they lodged complaint at police head.
quarters of the >Wiudl". One OF tiir NaHceS
was sent with policemen hlud To Try ana
arrest the parties, ana he. pointed out VIII
liam Woodall and Dennis Mccarthy as III"
men, who wcr" accordingly taken into cHslody
Soon after they were taken 10 the cage thu
other Vance arrived. "nd also pointed Out me
above named persons from Il crowd oi So!nci"n
or lively. others who Were prcScn i'll the room.
Their persons were searched, but no money
WAS found upon them. These men deny posi-
lively The charge made against them, and
claim that the NanceS ar" wholly mistaken ~
10 their identity. They We're, h0wct":, h"!!
BY the Chief of Police for eXamination before
the Mavor. After thcy We're locked NJ, = 20
iicrIuau saw one OF them throw something
into The street from Tia" cage window, which,
upon examination. proved 10 hra 300 not"and
TWO IS notes. The Nances say they paid them IN
a r loo note. five so notes, and one rlo Tins
money was evidently concealed OH their per
sons, and was overlooked IL the Search
LynctI!Tg N,irS.
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NHix NNAY To MIKE IInrsL

New WAY TO MAKE HORSES DKtw.-A team
OF two horses, hilchcd 10 u wagon heavily
Tennessee round house yesterday, and all the
whipping and beating by the driver could not
induce them 10 bulge peg. Just as the Jchu
was about 10 give up the contest in despair. IN
old country negro came up 10 the horses, slip
ped the brides from their heads, pattcd them
4 few times upon the neck with his hand, and
then giving the word, the animals moved of
with apparent ease and chcertulucss. and no
further difficulty occurred during the ascent OF
the hill. The old darkcy stated that he had
driven many ballv horses in his day, and had
never known his simpl" plan of inducing them
10 draw faithfully to fail.-LyncibuTy .N,tgs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-17

We regret 10 learn or the death OF al ol1
,r3 bi,hly rrSuected citizen and Il cherished
and true friend Colonel James Is. Thorn Ton
breathed his lat on Yesterday, after Il h'let
and painful illness. Colonel Thornton was 4
native OF Virginia, and represented thc MS
loric county OF Caroline in The legislative
councils of the Old dominion. he removed
10 Memphis III ls47, and soon entered upon an
honorable and crcditable career al The bur.
He was a legal author OF distinction, ana pro-
ducrd a standard work known 10 The lawyers
nf ll, country rs "ThorntOn on Convey an
eng Durnr the war, understanding ms
advanced age, he served faithfully IN Inc
armies of the Contederacy. No better citizen
or better man has ever passed from among us.
nrnDhiS Ardkuucht.
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Beast Butler after More Money

PHI1ADELrHtA, October lj-TnIy evening
the officers and men who were In rarragp,,s
squadron NJ The capture Of New Orleans held
4 meeting TO organiz" a systematic effort 10
OBTAIN prize money claimed 10 be ae hem for
captures at that place Their. was large at
t"hGAnc", and 4 spirit Of dcterminatio was
manifested 10 press these claims on Congress
letter was received from General Butler in
reference TO his bin now hcior. Congress 10
authorize the payment Of SAID prize money.
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SDeciGL Notices.
~ EST SEC URIT
SIG, OOO.O 900 GOLD CAPITAL.
81, 800, 900 INVESTED ~ The UNITED STATES

The undersigned, general agents for the llEsH.
pool AND LONDON AND GLOBE INSURANCE
CoMPASY, will continue 10 issue policies rom
this agency IN CUREESCY, GOLD. or STERLlaG'
on DWELLITG- HOUSES HOUSEHOLD FURSl-
TURE, WAREHOUSES, MERCHANDISE, BaRSs,
and OTHER PROPERTY. at any point In VIZ
GINA, on satisfactory and reasonable teSms.
SHAREHOLDERS are personally liable for al
engagements Of this company.
ALL CLAIMS paid here Immediately on proof
OF loss. without abatement for interest, and not
sixty days after date. is usual with other COM
panies
ONE POLICY for 100000 to $4,000 may be
issued on any desirable risk, thus saving the
insured the trouble or necessity Of procuring a
number OF policies in many companies with small
capital.
For FIHs or LIFE INSURANCE, apply 70
AMBROSE B. RUCKgR, Agent, Lynchburgs
(. a. forSG BRoTHER, Agents, Petersburg
STEWART Der, Agents, Norfolk
c. B. w ELLFoHp, Agent, Fredericksburg;
JOHNSTON FrcKLfS. Dauvills:
Or DAVENPORT s CO.. General Agents.
0tce over National Exchange Bank,
oc l2-6t Richmond.
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Marc Removals in Louisiana-EeyPr.

New ORLEANS, October l6.-Special orders
No. l62 remove the sheriff and clerk OF the
fourth judicial district court, Parish SAINT
Landry, Tor being obstacles III the way OF re-
construction, and appoints others 10 MI their
places The same order removes the council
of the ely OF Jefferson for passing an orui-
nance for electng city officers III violation vi
Suecial Orders No. !, current series.
There were twenty eight deaths from yello"
fever to-day At the present rate Of decrease
il will soon cease 10 be- epidemic.
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The Indian Commits SioucrS-Dr>pr

ST. Louis, October IA dispatch from
Fort Iarucd dated the l2th announces the
arrival Their. of three of the Indian Commits
slouers, all well They wcr" pushing directly
TO Medicin" Lodge Creek, where the grand
council VIII b. held.
Late adyiccs from Montana say that TWO
companies OF mounted militia. under Captain
Hughes, have deserted. II is supposed that
they intend depredatlng on the road between
Montana and Colorado. Ten thousand dol
lars have been offered for the captur" Of Cap
tain Hughes
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-17

4 TEEL CurSrEr The northern Democrats
81 grtu tn" following "Ith aLpnZen"ut, and
viii. -" hpp". usr II against the Radicals IN
. DISCUSSION at Liberty, Bedford county, last
..ur-aur, between u Radical and Il CouScrva-
..-.. Mr.. Thurman, tn" Conservative, was
.u-..tu, 10 close II" discussion, when soon
..,. u, hau begun, While stating who had
... r.t Johnson President in langun@" more
...r..t- tN&u cAaste, he waS interrupted by
C.a.uu liluu, OF the Frc"dlncm'S Bureau and
E'.s...y Commissioner, "lih IN" announce
a.,.r NAV such language would not y" per
..rl,I 2lr Thurman at once admitted his
guau. rn>rap him, and called upon The audi
.4.,. 70 take. not" that Ii" had been stopped.
.,.I.a.u !l4uu tEcn desired him 10 90 on, that
..I.4 nd intend - stop him 10 which MIR.
rar-s9au replied thai Il" Gld not intend to
s.rga ..Ith n' IN hIS mouth, That II h" could
r.f speak what II" thought he would not
.....n "a, all. HuI again calling attention Ia
r.- il.. 'haf h" ht8 been stopped, LETT the
sand . alII lrg. III" discussion ended.
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a Radical CLERK DIsN1ssED.-Mr. A. A
Hreem, clerk in the Office of the Quarter
master General, who, we understand, has
served three years in the army, was sterday
dismissed. Mr. Breem is Il Radical. and il is
alleged that he was dismissed upon a special
order from the President on account of q
series OF resolutions recently offered by him III
a Radical meeting In Alexandria, where h
resides f"rnty'$ Aroaicic.
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Democracy in North Carolina.

RALEIGH, October l6.-Strenuous efforts are
being made by influential leading men 10 re-
yiye the old Democratic party for the purpose
of co-operating with and encouraging the
northern Democracy i'll It's ehdeavors 10 ue'e"'
Radicalsm. Some OF the most prominent
men of the Stale are moving spirits III inc
effort From all appearances the moFeineh
bids fair 10 succeed All conservative ele-
ments rejoice in the triumph of the DeInocra'
cv in Ohio and Pennsylvania.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-17

.s,.uAs GK,Ny FOX Preside: The rf-
,.rat. late elections upon the question OF
..rr,n Presidency - strikin-lv Illus tratrd
- Is. ,rnpt number OF prououuC"n"nts for
...m..r7I ,f.sus which are being received here
.r.. aav from all sections Republicans ar"
...- ..~...a.' = concentration on General
.--..... ..l What Is Gu!'" remarkable, The sen
.rt I'M ms direction from New EuCland
-..,. 4eaoustratiN". y leading Radical
..t.- b. Congress from Massachusetts, i
.....r.. ,!vr. s.t" oE impeachment, to-day an
....,r.t himself III favor of General Grant
,I.... l'~,,I4rsrv, and sud he was ready TO
-..., ,hr ma,t ruur" faith in hun. The q""s-
xxx. me Presidency, too, is not ne
~.....s a,st :ge name Of John 4. Andrew, Of
s...-.... .usut.- j. v"Ty Frequently mentioned
.....9-. ~ mau for til" second place. Wash
-M X. h.tc YORK Tunes.
Governor Andrew i opposed to p-ohibitory
-- a9~. I,thus appears that the Radi-
......r. ready to desert the Temperance cause
III. -omaa. ,Avy can no longer proti,aDly
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News from Texas.

GALVESTON, October 1.-THE brig Calves
ton, from Boston, will be in to-day all right,
with the exception of the loss OF her lisht
spars and sails.
The steamer General Sedgwick is dlschars'
ing cargo and reported all right thus far.
General Reynolds has ordered the rem oval
OF his headquarters TO Austin.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-17

Taa I>f.uurs t>rEHwoou.-l' Underwood
ssr.~rd crowd OF negroes at alexandra
Monday night. He Informed las hearers
-...t DiuucrnI Suhuiirld was alru" k"puh!cah,
... f. ,.yr:ythlug to ;t.v:.uC" The interests o!
l. PARTY, tAut he, The speaker wac ire.
.r.t.v consulted 10y General Schoi"ld, ana
...t '4a & General U,t.u0,i asking hl- opinion IN
reference Ia the r@hi OF coIOf'd l"nplc 10
-..t. in th,. Richmond street cars. which opIH-
..r even before being officially asked, he
... III here render III favor OF thai right. lie
81. informed III" audience that Ii" had in
enacted VI! DUNCAN - summon IA large pro-
...asu If cgIorvd urn on the jury of his
.. which meets IN Richmond IL November
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"a haatca! Iarr;lu. in Alexandria on Mon
.,' ".~"t Underwood was stigmatiZcu as i
n>'"s ami u!scrGamiHer, and his Heracl'S
., ""..-.E brought lutU question by some
~HA"AHurst, We believe.
"" Nashville E.umsr prrpetruted 4 gooo
". Friday uy Publishing II dispatch from
g. III >ly4u. " For Gods sake advise
~ "-.-" to send Eis militia 10 our aid. Inc
~. nay" possession Of the whole State !,
'''~' by u" ald 81 The negro, or all is lost.
'emTal Grant, the other day, a preacher
III. III said When we come 10 see you
~ 49,. 'tr"c:al. "c hope 10 lind you III Il larger
~ inter Frs!acnCr than this HIS reply
H.. nav" no dosIrr FOR ANY higher posi-
~ any Increase o! power or duties.
..,' 'r|"laNd F'pimisui.r says the Demo
.,. =. AA&' Gty @uu about $4,000 in cash
''H"D!IcaAs, "hO bet that Hayes would
'..JpHty ranging from 10000 10 10000.
- wa" editor say. the Radicals were rout-
-. Tuesday, horse, foot, and quad
Cent liz i''4> contemporary suggests that n
.yr'''N'e K""rral has made an lmbodent
's''s-.!0- - te !ekis tered -Hyrld.