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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-10-28

NoTICE:-There was taken up, by %
q DARK BAY HORSE with some saddle-marks on
his hack. He was advertised by them last week
said horse was left at my stable on The night OF the
1sth Instant The owner will please come forward
nToye property, and pay charges, or VIII sell the
hborse r. nay tx penses ROBERT REID,
40 o. not Sixth street near Clay.
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0HEsAPEAKEAND OHIO RAUROIn

4 iuESdE LAM AM OnlO hAlLkUhU.
" WINTER SCHEDULE On and after The
FIRST OF OCTOBER, 1904 the passenger trains
will run as follows:
MAIL TRAIN between Richmond and stsun.
ton daily Except sunday and between stanton
and Covington tri-weekly-viz., LeSse Richmond
st IT'S A. n. and arrive ut Stanton at as 2. NJ
Leave staqnton at s.sS A. ID. AID arrive at Rich
Dt o. TUEsDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY
leave Gown ton at 10 A. ID. and arrive at Staun-
ton a. 9l3 A. VI. Leave StauItGn st asa 2. II. and
arrive st Covingron at 7.s5 P.M
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN between Rich.
mond and Charlottesville on MONDAYS WE'D
NESDAYa and SATURDAYS. Leave Char
lottesviile at 4 A. II. and arrive at Richmond at
$50 A. II. Leave Richmond at s.ac y. ID. and ar
rive at Charlottesville at sP. u.
The Mall Tram connects at GoIdonsvflle and
Charlottes vile With Trains On UfaiS ateISnnr1a
and Manassas railroads. for ALEXANDRIA,
WASHINGTON, PHILADELPHIA, n. YORK.
LYNCHHUka, RHOXxiLLE, SHATTAN00-
Ga, MEMPHIa, NEW ORLEANS, MONT
GOMERY, MOBILE, &c. At stauntolI with
stages Tor HARRIS0NBURG, WIHCRESTER,
sc, At aoehen, with stages FOR LEIlNSIOS
for BATH ALUM, WARN, HOi, anu HEALlEG
SPRINGS. At Covingtor, With stages FOR
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, LEWISBURG,
CHARLESTON, &C.
20 General Ticket Agent
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BY Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

TNRUSTEE'S SALE OF A PORTION OF
L THAT VALUABLE FARM CALLED
'tHICKORY HILL ON. THE BROOK TURN-
PIKE Two AND A HALF MILES NORTH OF
RICHMOND.-By virtue or a deed OF trust execu-
ted by the late John O. Taylor and wife to Loitin
n. Elicit and James Elicit both now deceased,
bearing date 32d OF December, 1854, duly recorded
In Hen-ico County Court, shall, as executor of
Loftin n Elicit, deceased who survived james Il
lett the other trustee, proceed to sell at public auc-
ton, on the premises, on WEDNESDAY the 2sth
of October, 1868, at O'Clock P. NJ If fair, not,
the first fair day thereafter, that portion of the
HICKORY HILL ESTATE, Of which John o..
Taylor died seized fronts on the west side Of the
Brook turnpike, embracing about SEVENTY
FIVE ACRES, and bounded on the south by the
farm formerly owned by the late John Goddin. to
be divided into two tracts OF az each accord
ing tn plat and survey to be exhibitedat the hour
Of sale.
These lots lie notwithstanding from the
turnpike back to the lands Of Mr.. Martin 8. Tsy-
lor, with good building sites on each. They are
located In the most desirable neighborhood in Hen
rico county. and should attract the attention OF
persons wanting country-seats near to the city.
BY consent Of parties the sale will be One-fourth
cash; balance at four, eight, and twelve months
for negotiable notes, interest added, secured by
trust deed. THOMAS Elicit,
Executor OF Loftin N. Elicit, deceased, and trus-
tee er OffciO oc8
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Sons of Teaperamce--A Desperate Negro
Depredations Of Wild Geese on the Wheat.
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T OST, on Main street between Thirteenth
1 4 street and Rockets, a GREEN MCROC, O
khTICULE, containing my visiting list ani other
az tIccs A suitable reward will be paid for the
visiting list with or without the other articles, on
It's return TO DE-. D MEo DUiiIoN,
Grace street between Fourth and nth streets.
a.
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sGEAm EAs9.

PHILADELPHIA, RICHMOND <lfFSA
AND NORFOLK STEAMSHIP ssazarEszz<s ls
LINZ Steamers NORFOLK and ,;:>,a,r r i !,
every SAIURDAY, and Richmond every FIJI
DAY, alternately. .,
Freight taken for Cincinnati Chicago, ana Sc
Louis, ria Pennsylvania Central railroad. Also,
for Norfolk and Boston and close connection
made st Norfolk. Bills Of lading signed thr0hih.
Passage 10 Philadelphia, Including meals and stale
room $40. W. 4. PORTER, Agent,
nc IL Office 2425 Dock street.
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AuGrTHON SALES.
'0'>'S's THIS DAT.
Se--<<-e~I-e-e|-Sa- ->>>->~~~~
ByLyne & Brother,
Auct;oneers and Real estate AGENTS.
No 14aa Main street.


Nv Lyme & Brother,
.rct.oneers and Real Estate Agents,
+ NO. 1889 Main street.
VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PRO 20
PEgTTYYr T Tk2 sffFEET GoN aA1fN OF
Two LARGE AND WELL FILL IT,, B q On
TogE TITHs1 pW R6dMas NKfro GHEss VIII WITH
100 T4SIfRp6So5iNSs Rooms, WITH WATER AND GAss
THRouGH2uT THE PREMISES IsIM4SE AL .aan as
oR ,Pa awn roE we vii sell on WEDNESDAY the
18th day OF October, 1858, at O'Clock 2. NJ. the
very desirable and %
are cuIverts running from the property which
affords all necessary drainage, &c.
otiie kinds Of business for which they are admi-
r" The LoTs front on Main street twenty-five and
haiffeet each, and run back gooo oep'h 10 an
TERMS: one-fourth cash; balance at six,
twelve, and eighteen months for negotiable notes,
noe css Ae LYME NE { BRoTHER, Aucffoneers.
TRUsTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE
AND gHAHE n PoRTsM6UT
VA, At AUoTION.-The undersigned, trustees
Se p4s sdgk OF on sS the 18Th
| at IL NJ, that valuable WHARF PROPERTY at
| G0sport belonging TO the Bank Of Virginia. Ihls
properly IS admirably situated for ship-buidlHg
| or a shook and cooperage establishments supplies
/ of timber and slaves being there very abundant.
This lot has front on Crawford street OF 2!2 feet
and front on Elizabeth river of the same number
| OF feet and depth or $50 feet. The depth OF
water is sucientto float the largestclass yessel N
the United States, and there is dock on the north
and south side On the lot Is large brick dwell
| ing-house and several wooden tenements:
Immediately after the sale Of the wharf properly
| we will sell the BANKING-HOUSE In Portsmouth
| so long occupied by the Bank of Virginia, m
TEENS: One-third cash: balance on credit o,
four eight and twelv e months interest added and
secured by trust deed on the property purchaser
paying taxes for the present year.
: ~ y. j. SAUNDERS Trnstees
oc 10 g G. TARDY,
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BY Lyme 4 Brother,
Auctionecrs and Peal Estate Agents,
1889 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALU-
~ ABLE VACANT lot, SITUATED on
VEN >BLE AND ADAMS STREETS. FOR
SALE AT AUGTION.-As commissioner APP
pon ed ny the Hastings Court OF the City Of Rich
mond, and nv virtue Of = decree Of said court in
the case vi Mckinley Us. Nick inlcy and others, l
hall sell on MONDAY the I'd day Of November.
uoon the prem ises, at O'Clock p. d., the above
described LOT. fronting on Venable street 80 frct
and running back lat feet Inches to an alley
twenty feet wide. r~.-
q. NJ, KELLEY. Commissioner.
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asssY AND FOUND.

910 REWARD.-Lost, on Sun
Cd IL " day morning the 25th inslant@|N
ON Ninth sire. t, Il very small BLACK and TAN
TERRIER SLUT answering TO the name OF
LULY. Any person giving such Information n a rs
BELLS Photograph Gallery corner Ninth and
Main streets, win receive the above reward.
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DYEgNG ARID SECURING.


ESTABLISHED IN 1861. LIME
H. MANS FANCY STEAM DY ENG. sCOUE-
ING, and PRINTING E6TABLlSaMEkT, s2e
BROAD STREET BETWEEN FOURTH and
FIFTH, RICHMOND, y&.-Ladies' dresses,
shawls cloak, and sacques dyed In any colors de-
sired or cleaned In the very beet and nea:est nah
ner. aentlemei:'s garments Diesned or DYED. and
warranted to give satisfaction bsye also sstah-
lished 3 printing department. andsiI pint ladtes'
silks merino5, popltRs, deisines, and aipacs
dresses CAN and see sampler OF my printing.
- $50 l., LJENEMhS,
Practical Dyer, Sc,rprer, aud Cleaner.
PS-Pefsons residing al u distance from the
them returned again In tn. same way at shor. no
p,cs S-s,u
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TOR NEW YORK-OLD DO S%s
~ AIIAGIANr IlK a sdGLIIp llMpA -SrsE&nsss.sit

EOR NEW YORK-OLD DO III S%a
II AINION sTEAAsHIP COMPA- s@SEssssfAssSzs
NY.-The splendid new side-wheel s.eamsG!4S
ISAAC BELL, SARATOGA, EIAGA2A, AL8E
MARIE and HATTERAS, leave New York Tor
Richmond every TUEsDAY, ThUkSpAG5 ana
SATURDAY. Leave Richmond every II ESDA1i
FRIDAY, and SUNDAY. =. .at..L
Thes. scirg are enLLely new /; they nave eiegant
saloons and statcrComs; the faFe, acconrlod--
tons and attention, srs Uuserpcestd.
TrtIynCs ilr points ueyUnd NeW ycrh forwarded
with dispatcn, and no charge ylsde rsVe ior az
suai expenses incurred. #. -,
sonthern and European ports.
Ineurance effected st lowest rates when ordered.
street, New York.
WILLIAM c. DCNHAM q CO., kgeniar
mys corner Main and Eleventh streete
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TOR RENT, the BRICK 'TENE- g.
4 MENTS Nos. 1892 and 1901 Frank IN s;&
street. between Union and Seventeenth streets.
til are in excellent condition. NO. lco: has
Just been painted and whitewashed has large
stOreroom and seven rooms above. with necessary
racks counter large patent balance, with neces-
sary water-closets. and eight rooms above store;
Either of the above terements are vel! adapted
for the grocery, commission, or other business.
Apply to =-- T. K: CARklNGIQNs,
Exchange HOTEL from TO IL a. M.
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CONTEMPORARIES.

gUST RECEIVED AND IN STORE
81 % half barrels PICKLES,
trails DATES, - 1900
so boxes NEW LAYER RAlSiNS,
90 drums SEEDLESS k8lSlNS,
barrels SOFrSHELL 9LMOSDS,
10 barrels ASSORTED NUTS, ..a
20 barrels APPLES.
Also. q large assor ment OF -,,,
CAENED FRUIT, PRESERVES.
JELLY. G JUNE WORCESTER
SHIRE SAUCE,
aOe0 boxes SARDiNES, various brands.
New arrivals by every New York steamer.
90. l543 Main street.
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DICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL

DICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL-
nROA D-SUMMEk SCHEDuLE.-On and
arter TUESDAY, April Il, 1863, the passenger
trains on this road viii ran as follow:
GONG WEsT.-ThrnuSh Mall Irain. y aye
Richmond daily at 7:l5 A; NJ lSAyes DSAy ~.
the SoutEsIde road for Farmville, Lynchbrs and
all stations on the Virginia and Tennessee rail-.
road, Knoxville, Nashville, MemphiA, &c, rem. !
Louisville, Columbus &C., KY: inntsyi!le, De-
catur &C., ala. gorhlsh, Grand Junction, sles:-
bor0' with North Carolina railroad for charlotte
Columbia, Charleston. Augusta, Savannah A@G9H'
Columbus, Atlanta, &C., ia. A"lLkoHefy, NJ
| bile, New Orleans, &C. ..
come EAsT.-Througb Hail 1rain.--L.2Tgs
Greensboro daily ct $40 a. u. leaves DanyiIe
daily at $40 4. N, connects 81 Burkevle Win me
S4uthslde train from LynchburR TDr PeterrourS'
&c. - II .-.., -. .,.la,
Through tickets can be procured ~ The ticker
offices I'm Richmond and Darvtlle 10 Eli important
points South and Southwest and ri GrseGL3oro
and Dan vile To all points NORM, East, SnG = ss''
1880 THOMAS DODAME8D.
pnre t;np"rfrtcTd"
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D0WHATAN sTEAMBOATassggssa

EQUN HAIAN . u 3 nj D y 4 IsSSsssssIeeeEs,l
IL COMPANY.-STEA II Z 5 $4,000 s:f
sTATE OF MAINLAND AND PETERSBURG.
CHEAP, RELIABLE, AND SAFE ROUTE TO
BALTIMORE, sAVASsSstAH, B Boz IS ~ M
TfMORE, MAKING CLOSE CONNECTION
WITH sTEAMEEs TO PARLIAMENTARY
CHARGE FOR WHAR FACE, DRhIAS,5E'
MENT or GOODS BETWEEN. RiCHaOND
AND BALTfh0RE.-Lesyes kalttIn9 2IS,, , syeyT
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, ana s - gT IyT
Leaves Richmond every TUESDAY, Ihuh|-
DAY, and SATURDAY. y ....., 49,, -. 90
Freight received every day except sunday Up 70
7o,cIock Z. 81. These steamers nave eScciientt Ca
loon. stateroom ana passenger accouaihoGas.ohs.
Fare, TWO DOLLARS; meals az, aiia stA'efoe~
eYt-s vor Freight or passage apply 10
HaRVEYS Il WILLIAMS Agents,
.r,a Commercial Block.
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BY Grubbs 4 Williams, Auctioneers,
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets,

CEVEN MICH COWS.-Will be sold at
= auction on THURsDAv. 2sth Of October, Mt
II O'Clock NJ. at the lot adjoining Mrs. Van Lewis
residence, corner OF Grace and Twenty fourth
streets, MICH COWS.
They are all giving more or less milk, and some
Of them are far enough for beef. Amongst them
are several Of fine blood.
TERMS Cash.
GKURBS & WILLIAMS,
or % Auctinneers.
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FARmS FOR RENT.

THOR RENT OR LEASE, A BEAUTIFUL
4 and most valuable FAHI Of TWO HUN
DRIED hND THIRTY ACRES OF CHtChA-
HDNIEY LAND al the head of HechanlcSvlle
turnpike, Hanover county. Apply on the farm.
f' oc zG-3t*
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r OST OR STOLEN, DRAFT for 500,
IL drawn by JAY Cooke & Co., Bankers, Wash
ington: D. G., upon Jay, Cooke CO.. Bankers,
sous are cautioned against receiving the above
draft AS payment has been stopped. oc 2S-2tN
CAME TO MY HOUSE, NEAR SEzSs
~ Manchester between the PETERSBURG s-A=
tn rnpike and railroad 4 STRAY COW, which the
owner have by proving property anu payihs
charges. .,-c-,p1prp
o9-1tk DAVID DASGEhflE'bb.
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rETERsBURG LETTER.

Correspondence or the Richmond Dispatch.
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NJ OTICE.-Application will be made to
" the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad So I'M,
STIjCK for three shares In the capital stock OF
said hitherto standing IN Inc maine t
Io vne been DESTROYED by fire on The Sd Of april
1866 Cohn6hAf IL. hoAi AoN'
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OFFICE RICHMOND AND IonE RIVER
RAILnokD COMPANY, }
E. RICHMOND, kugust !. istS, J
CHMONp END YORK RIVER RAIL


*. RICHMOND, August !, $50.
DICHMOND AND YORK RIVER RAIL
Ny ROAD LINE.-EEW SCHEDCLE.-F0R
BALTIMORE, THE NORTH. AND NORTH
WEST.-The steamer KEENEBEC, Captain ].
Il FREEMAN commanding leaves W bite House
every WEDNESDAY and SUNDAY MORNING
on arrival OF the cara from Richmond, reaching
Baltimore on the following morning Al sunrise.
Returning, the KESNEBEC leaves Baltimore
every MONDAY and THURSDAY at O'Clock
P. 81.
manding leaves White House every TUESDAY
and FRIDAY on arrival OF the cars from Rich
mond. reaching Baltimore the following morning
AZ sun-ise. Returning, the ADMIRAL leaves Bal
ttmore every WEDNESDAY, and SATURDAYS at
GPHSSENGERs FOR BALTIMORE leave the
depot OF the Richmond and York River Ral-
road Company at o,cloeA A.; u; SpSDAnY,
TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY: Re
turning they leave baltimore on MONDAY S,s,g
WEDNESDAY,, THURSDAY, ana SATUkDAf
at o. clock 2. IL, reaching Richmond the follow
ing evening".
Freight received al all times ana lorWarced
promptly, and through bills OF ladlng given 70 oil
The PASSENGER TRAIN leaves The depot
EVERY MORNING ut 7 a. &.
ON MONDAYS and SATURDAYS sn accornmo-
dation train will leave sisn Haul fer Rlchnond ~
50. n. and returning, Lave Ricnmond i1r flsH
Haul tap. u. WiLLlAh u: ESOs,
au2 p trelSht 2hn LlCAcL AheH..
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TXTINTER Observation-Disclosures

w AND PETERSBURG RAILROADSHnn
and after FRIDAY the 9th instant the trains over
this road Will be run rs follows
d Leave Richmond At 4 A. VI. and 2:aS p
Leave Petersburg at 1926 A. IF. and Sop VI
ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN, with passenger
car attached, will leave Richmond daily (Sundays
eIcepted) at 4:1o Z. n.
The "A. N. train viii not leave Richmond on Sum-
days. and the 500 z. ID. train VIII not leave Peters
burg on Sundays.
Passengers for Norfolk will take the 2:ss p. N.
train, running through daily.
Fare TO Norfolk a. Baggage checked through.
Passengers for Clover Hill will take the 4 A.. NJ,
train on Wednesdays and Fridays, connecting a:
Chester with coal train, returning to Richmond
same days at l:l0P NJ. 4. n. GILL
OCT Engineer and Supe-iut.odant
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RAILROADS.


LIE I'D vs. sssssrs.sssa ,
U,ALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMgNF
II TO TIE NORTH, EAST AND WEST VIA
70 TIE NORTH, EAsT, AND WEsT. VIA
POTOMAC RAILROAD, CARRYING THY
UNITED STATES MAILTWICKD hILY-ELFs
CANT CARS WITH NEW PATENT H,EEPt-
T rS9a oS GaaA1 lss QE All TEAISs.-The
from the depot corner BYRD AID, EIsHTa
B-REKTS, as follows: Es~+
The DAY THROUGH MAIL TRAIN leave,
Richmond daily at II IL, arriving In WASH.
ington ut 1850 p. n, connecting With the eary AZ
ternoon express trains for the North East and
West.
elegant cars, With tho new patent Sleeping chsira
attached leaves Richmond daily lSundays except-
ed at S:l6 z. NJ, arriving In Washington AZ Ia
A. N, connecting with the early morning train.
Tor the North, East, End West,
Both STEAMERS stop at Alexandra each rsy
The ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN for Milford
and all way stations leaves depot, corner Bross
and Eighth streets, At $50 r. d. Returning arryss
THROUGH TICKETS and THROUGH gaa.
GAGE CHECKS to all principal points.
For further Information and through ticksts an
ply ut the once OF the company, corner Broad and
Eighth streets, Shockoe Hill, and al the .icsct
ONCE, corner Byrd and Eighth streets ~,
J.. B. GENTRY, General Ticket 1ert
SAMUEL RUTU. Superintendent ~,
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A LETTER FROM MARX TwAIN.-Judge
Charles +. Cady hands US the following
characteristic epistle, received lately from
the lively Mark Twain.-St. Louis Times.
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EOR RENT, that very desirable a.
T. BRICK DWELLING on First between E:a
Main and Cary streets now occupied by L. A..
Woods Esq Possession LIST November It con-
talns eight rooms besides closets; kitchen WIN SIN
rooms !: gas and wa.er. Premises In GOOD order.
Grace and Franklin Streets with eight rooms be-
sides XII chen.
Also BRIi'K DWELLING with four rooms on
Catharine between Henry and Smith streets
Also FRAMED DWELLING corner Main and
Eighth streets with seven rooms.
: Also THREE STORES with dwellings above,
on Seventeenth street between Grace and Franklin.
opposite the vegetable market Apply to
hc 81 AZ CRITICS & WILLIAMS.
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TOR RENT, TWO GOOD UNFUR- q
Il NISHED ROOMS, with use of kitchen. kaaa
suitable for single gentlemen or family without
children. Rent extremely low. Apply at south
"a Sintb streot -''-.1-.- oc 27-3t
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EoR RENT, THE DESIRABLE LIT-asa
II TIE COTTAGE RESIDENCE on the ~
west side of Eighth beyond Leigh street, ana ad-
'oini'' '''' JAMES NJ. TAYLOR & SON.,
oc es-8t Auctioneers, se1 Main street.
TOR RENT, the, STORE No. 406 ca
n BROAD street. between Fourth and Fifth ~
streets which has been occupied for the past nine
wears by Mrs. l.. p. Jones as mi ,llnpry store
Five good rooms over the store, brick Kitchen, &c.
all in nice order. For terms apply TO
- --.H HILL & GODD1N, "@E
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
oo ~ a. 1903 Main street.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-08-26
From Alabama.

MONTGOMERY, August 20.--lO,o0O
people, with transparcncics, cannon,
DC, are honoring Seymour and Blair
tonight. The whole city is brilliant
ly illuminated,/ Ex-Governor Watts,
Alex. White, J. Il. Morgan, and Sow
eral colored men, have addressed the
vast and enthusiastic concourso.
An immense mass meeting takes
place to-day. The city is full of
people from all parts of tho State.
Tonight, there will be grand torch.
light procession, and the business
houses and residences on the principal
streets will be illuminated.
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Bad Opening for SimpsonIn Alabama
The Republican Electors Desert Him
A Radical Newspaper Dies.
MONTGOMERY, ALA, August q.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, August 81.
Hon. W. b. Jones, elector for Grant and
Colfax in the fourth congressional district
has taken the stump for Seymour and Blair,
and publishes the following:
"DEMoroLIs, ALA, August 10, 1868.
"7Homas o. Giasscock, Chairman Repu5licon
E1ecutice Committee Montgomery, >Alabu-
ma:
SlR,-I respectfully decline to servo rs
elector for Grant and Colfax in the fourth
congressional district.
W. L. JONES"
Hon. Thomas Mastcrton, representative
from Lawrence county, has abandoned
Grant ano ColfaS, and der,arcs his inlcn
ton to support Seymour and Rlair.
The following card is published in the
Radical organ of this city:
"ln consequence Of The want Of patronage
sufficient TO meet the daily expenses of the
othcc, am compelled 20 suspend the publ
CATION of the State Sentinel. Since the cs-
iabiishmcnt Of thu paper i'll this city, going
on two years, | have sustained the publica
tion OF the paper from my own private
means. This l cannot do any longer {
must abandon the business, and 90 INTO
some pursuit that will at least furnish me
snihclcnt income 10 meet the outlay.
JOHN HARDY"
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1863
The Fairfield Herald.
THE TRI-WEEJlLY NEWS:

w
THE Proprictors Of tho abovS pnpcrs
take pleasure in announcing to their pa
irons that they will continue tho publica-
ton of tho HERALD, ono of the beat faml-
ly papers in tho State, and also Of the
NEWS, tho only ri.weekly pabGr Iii Tho
State outside of Charleston ent jun. biz.
They offer the best inducements to mcr.
chants in Charleston, Columbia and Winns-
boro, to make The HERALD and the NEWS y
medium to tho trading public,
Every family in the District ought 10 take
the HERALD; and if tho heads of families
would consult their wives and children they.
would be told that tho small cost of week
ly visitor burdcnod with hcws and general
reading matter, is nothing oompaied u tho
mental profit it brings.
TERMS:
HERALD, copy, year, So 90
I" @ 6 months; Q 90
10 0copios year, 25 90
(?2nd ono extra copy to tho gcltcr up Of tho
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BALT1moRE, August IT,
The Peoples Bank was entered last night,
and the vault robbed. The loss Is unknown,
as the heaviest special deposltors are alb
sent. 7" 2t
New York, August II.
Telegraphic advioes have cen received
from Vera Cruz to theA13th and from Mexi-
90 City on the 10th instant. Romero has
arrived, and resumed his duties as minister
of the treasury. A reinforcement Of 500
men has Teen sent to Alatorie, operating
Against Negrete. Cortsna rehiscd to Join
S Negrete's rebellion. The Tdite d. Union
advocates the policy Of counting European
alliances as o guard against American influ-
enoes. .M,s
The colony Of Barbados Ia uneasy, be-
nause many mennbers Of the British ,garri-
bone there ere Feniais "