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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-10-31
THIRD EDITION
B BALTIMORE.
The Recent Democratic Outrages
. on Boys lin. Blue Great PO.
litical Excitement-PrOba-
bilities Of the Election.
FROM BALTIMORE.
The POLICE RnRrd

Special Despatch to The Evening Telegraph,
BALTIMORE, Oct.
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THE BKTHUNE MEMORIAL CHURcH.-The con-
gregation composing the BeIhune Memorial
enterprise at Twelfth street and Montgomery
influence. To morrow afternoon there will be
an interesting Sunday School RatherinQ on
which occasion addresses will be made nv
Colonel Dewitt @. Moore Robert Allen. ESQ .
and the pastor, Rev. +. Stryker TalmAge. Tue
hall Will NO doubt be crowded on this occasion
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FOREIGN Markets,

LONDON, April H. Noon Consols,
93h@931S. United States bonds, 7o1a@
7OI.
PARIS, April 1.-THE bullion in the
Bank of France has decreased 5,500,0O6.
LIVERPOOL, April 17.-Noon.-Cotton
declining, sales will not exceed 5000
bales; prices quotably unchanged; sales
for the week, $4,000 bales, including
$1,000 for export and 5000 for specula-
ton. Stock, 100000 bales, of which
$4,000 are American. Breadstuffs and
provisions unchanged. Afternoon.-Bread-
stuGs active. Pork, lard, and sugar quiet.
Turpentine, 32s. Cd. Tallow, Ass. Sd.
LIVERPOOL, April 17.-Euening.-Cotton
dull and declined fraction. Sales, 5000
bales. Uplands-On'the spot, IL to 1211sd.;
afoat, 1913 to l214d. Orleans, l2A to
l23sd. Manchester adyices unfavorable.
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The Rains South.

AUGUSTA, GA, April l6.-There have
been incessant rains to-day, and tho rivor
is very high. Fears are entertained of an
overflow.
MACON, GA, April l6.-The heaviest
rain-storm ever known here occurred this
morning. The fields and gardens in this
vicinity are almost irretrievably damaged
In the city, sewers are bursted and cellars
filed with water.
Many bridges on the Central and South.
western railroads are washed away. There
are no trains out to-day except to Atlanta
SAVANNAH, GA, April Ut has beer
raining here several days, accompanied by
heavy thunder-storms.
AUGUSTA, GA, April 1.-THE danger o.
an overflow is passed, and the river is fall.
ing. The rains have subsidized.
The Macon and Augusta, Southwestern
and Central railroads are damaged by the
washing away of bridges and culverts
The bottom lands are oyeraowed, but it il
too early in the season to do much damage
to the planting interests.
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TELEGRAPHIC. NEWS
News IRON, tine Canital.

= -
Special telegram to the DISPATCH
WASHINGTON, April IA quorum Of
the House having returned to the city, it
is intended to proceed with business on
Monday next. It is proposed to meet at
10 A. H., and to hold night sessions, in
order to hasten bills for the action of the
Senate.
The charges made by Butler in the
Senate yesterday relative to the sale of
gold and the purchase of bonds by the
Government will be refuted by the Urea
sury Department 80 far as they relate to
anything improper in the transactions.
The sales and purchases were made to pre-
vent panic in the money market.
Governor Geary, of Pennsylvania, and
Governor Marshall, of Minnesota, arrived
in town to-day.
The State Department has intelligence
Of the death of Mrs. Morris, wife of our
Minister to Constantinople.
The quarterly returns of the national
banks made to the Comptroller of Cur
rency for the quarter ending April 1st
show large business transactions among
banks in the larger cities, especially the
western cities.
1t is freely stated tonight that New
York member will on Monday move in the
House to withdraw the articles of impeach-
ment from the Senate. WALLACE.
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Domestic Markets.

4 New YORK, April 17.-Noon.-Stocks
active. Money active at per cent. Ster-
ling, 1927. Gold, 1887. United States
bonds-Old, ll0Z6; new, 1919. Virginia
6's, 4sk. Tennessee 6's-New, 643as;
new, ex-coupons, e5as. Flour 5@loc;;,
wheat l@2c. better. Corn steady. Pork
dull; new mess, $26.75. Lard steady.
Cotton, S11ac. for uplands. Turpentine
quiet at 64c. Rosin in moderate request
at $3.50.
Eys,aing.-Co Cotton dull and 11a@1c. lower
sales l,l00 bales at 30@3019c. Flour
Low grades 1Oc. better. Wheat active
at 2@3c.t better. Corn l@2c. better I;
mixed western, sl.l9@sl.22. Mess pork
New, $26.75; old, S25.871a. Lard firm at
l7@l75ac. Groceries quiet and firm.
Turpentine, 64g64kc. Rosin, s3.45Gs7'
Freights frmer; cotton. per steam, q.
5.2o's, '62, coupons, HOG. Tennessee SIS,
64@644. Virginia SIS, so. Gold Hat at
1885,. Sterling frmer at 1929.
BALTIMORE, April l7.-Cotton dull Of
3Oc. Flour steady, with fair demand 81
yesterday advance. Wheat firm; Mary
land red, S2.s0gs3. Corn steady. Oats
dull. Rye firm. Provisions unchanged
s CIacINNATr, April H.--Provisions-
Nothing doing; prices nominal.
ST. LouIs, April IL .-Flouf, $7G$s.25
Corn, 76G96c. Fork, s27. Shoulders, l3c.
clear sides, l7c. Lard, tic. Whiskey
scarce and higher.
WILMIsGToH, N. c., April l7.-Spirits
turpentine declined re. Resins firm
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.22ilh,,,o,ld 1ispattll.

DsxocRAr1c STATE CoNvES-
SsS",STinq,iebi, H., April 1.-THE De-
7IoS'-osets;e Convention metin this city
mccraoc Wv
to-day ,,osiog ticket was nominated: j.
The lO"v sSrmerly member of: Congress
Il. ha .sn eighth district, for Governor
from me 4 Van Epps, Of Lee county, Lieu
william -, ". ". O'Brien, Of Peo-
tcnan..cooyn sressman at large; aud Robert
Es, ,r lGi 1 OF Mclean county, for Attor-
ne E1 u, ,esoiutions adopted congratulate the
Iss.' IN the improved state Of public
''' i:0,sn " as shown by the late elections !;
s'il snne Congress for its financial and re-
ds'ss. -r[ policy, and for the arrange
'2,;I oS taxes so that the burden falls upon
r's.. " md industry; favor the payment of
h' ,,.'H debt, that the national honor
The I -" preserved, but legal-tenders are
i ny i, money, and The debt should bepaid
ja,..arith, except where the law provides
io f..sise: demand the abolition of ma
@ 1., h,nks, aud that their issue be re-
's s.a3 wit with grcenbacks; favor the protec-
p, ,S' of nstnralized citizens and declare
,.I George % II. Pendleton for President.
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Row fin the Mississippi Convention
DisfrauchfsiDg Ordinance--AFi Fight
ing Member-WtthdrawaI or Mem
beers.
JACKSON, MISS, April 1.-THE follow.
Ing ordinance passed its second reading in
the Convention:
aNo person shall be eligible to any Office
Of profit or Of trust, civil or military, in
this State, who, as amember of the Legis-
lature, voted for the call of the Convention
that passed the ordinance of secession or
who, as delegate to that Convention, voted
for or signed any ordinance Of secession !;
or who gave voluntary aid, counsel, or en-
couragementto persons engaged in hostility
to the detriment of the United States; OF
who accepted or attempted to exercise the
functions of any Office, civil or military,
under any authority, or pretended govern
ment, authority, power, or combination
within the United States hostile or mimi
cal thereto, except al persons who aided
reconstruction by voting for this Conven-
ton; but the Legislature may, by vote
of two-thirds of each House, remove such
disability"
Mr.. Townsend, on disputed question,
aCCuSeu Gu0 L IcSlucuG VI laIS6uOOU, auu d
colored delegate moved a resolution Of
censure, to which 7. replied that he didn't
care for the censure of the Convention,
and intimated that there were no gentle
men on the Radical side of the house.
Barry, author Of the ordinance, said if
they should gauge their status by that of
Townsend he was correct.
TeTnsend retired from the hall, inviting
Barry to follow, which. he declined doing.
After adjournment, Townsend denounced
Barry, but no collision occurred. Town
send then assaulted Morgan, of Yazoo, but
the crowd Interrupted. Townsend after
wards assaulted Eggleston, President of
the Convention. After brief but severe
struggle they were separated, both being
on the ground, and Townsend on top.
The military was called out, but the
crowd dispersed before they reached the
scene.
Townsend was Federal officer during
the war, and is Conservative member.
All the Conservatives and some Repub-
licans have withdrown from the Conven-
tinn
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Foreign News.

LONDON, April l7.-Featherstough, the
great landowner, was assassinated yes
terday at Westmeath. The assassin es-
capped.
Official Abyssinian advices place Gene
raj Napier sixty miles from Magdala.
King Theodore was alarmed, and his plans
were uncertain.
Denmark is about selling the island OF
Santa Cruz to France.
There was a great Liberal meeting at
st. James Hall yesterday. Earl Russell
presided.
It is rumored that the Abyssinian prl-
soners have been released, and that the
war is over.
Second Dispatch.
LONDON, April 17.-Evening.-The Fe-
Man trials commence on Monday at the
Old Baily before Lord Chief Justice Cock
burn.
The latest Japanese advices say that the
Mikado had declared war against the
Tycoon.
Liberal meetings are being held through.
out. England. The Irish grievances and
the disendowment of the Irish Church are
the prominent objects.
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( strained, s2.50as2.55; No..2, s2.s5. Cot
ton dull; middiings, 29c. Tar steady at

strained, s2.50as2.55; No. 2, s2.65. Cot
ton dull; middiings, 29c. Tar steady at
$2.15.
CHARL EsToN, April 17.-Cotton depress-
ed; sales only A bales. Receipts, 2l7
bales; exports, 167 bales. The basis OF
the small sales was 2s1aG30c., but quota
tions are unreliable
AUGUSTA, April 17.-Notbing done in
cotton, owing to the decline; quoted
nominally at 29c. Receipts, 125 bales.
SAVANNAH. April 17.-Cotton dull and
irregular; sales, $50 bales; exports, $3.50
bales; middling, 3o1ac.
NOBLE, April 17.-Cotton-Na quota
items. Receipts, 607 bales for the week,
1898 bales. Sales for the week, 1890
bales. Exports, 1920 bales. Stock, 49,
984 bales.
New ORLEANS, April H.-Cotton very
dull; no quotations; sales, 100 bales re-
ceipts, 1902 bales; sales for the week,
1850 bales receipts, 10, 5s2 bales; exports,
1l,247 bales; stock, 60,04l bales. Sugar
and molasses irregular and unsettled /;
Cuba molasses, 47@58c.
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Admittance SEYENTI-FIVE CENTS to all
parts of the house. Tickets for sale ut the princi-
pal book and musical stores. by members of the
Executive Committee and ut the door on the eve
ming of the concert. A libretto will be furnished
Contributing members of the Association will call
on the treasurer, Mr.. John Tyler. No. 1912 Main
street. and receive their concert tickets. No per-
son will be admitted upon thcirregular member $
tickct.''
Doors open at half-past7 O'Clock. Concert to
commence precisely ut half-pasts
The fine Piano used OH this occasion was made
by Schumacher & CO., of Philadelphia. and was
kindly loaned by Mr.. John W. Davies, Of the Rich
nond Musical Exchange.
On TUESDAY EVENING the second concert
will occur, with entire change of programme.
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Rprr5 AGAISST GREENBACKS.--All the
,i,.ories and traditions Of the Democratic
n,r,v are against the issuing by the Fede-
rel Government OF an irrcdeemable legal
lender paper currency. Fhe losses grow
;rrout fits depreciation and non-redemp-
,i5n would fall mainly upon the laboriDg
classes. in whose hands it would princi-
,aly be found when it became worthless.
The cunning bondholders would have
made haste to get rid of it by investing it
IL buildings and lands before its deprecia-
ton became extreme, and would thus get
Marty all the property Of the country into
t5sir hands Crosse Democrat.
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MELANCHOLY AND FATAL ACCIDENT
va Thursday last (the 9th) the boiler of
Mt. I. u. Payne'S steam saw mill, which is
;,caed on Mr.. James RobiDson's land, near
Aa1IoTy,s Ford, blew up, killing instantly
:o'lg Mr.. Bradley, two negroes, fractur-
',os the skull and otherwise ipjuring Mr..
' sa Payne, son Of the proprietor, and
>saIIy lMuTing Mr.. Talley. Of the six
s~'SgnS near the boiler all were killed or in
."ea' Slight hopes are entertained of
.VuoS hF. Payne's recovery. The loss in
-.9Aey IS about 500. This melancholy ac-
.e nue. has cast gloom over the adjacent
DT'ghoorh0od .-NQtivs Virqinian.
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a Ipa- -
ill - NJ OF races is threatened on Negro
g,4,r. boston. An Irishman having dis
lied Ia, 1t is charged that negroes muir
*ce',.s aln' and it has therefore become
!:sbboty 70 double the police force in the
lTS, |, Meade has issued an order
sset j. ~ Is his opinion that all members
bakSs " tle Georgia Legislature may have
sAs The test oath.
s,ibsa thousand dollars have been snb-
t,t.ria,l "a a Washington county to the Pros
= "u fensle College Of Abingdon. p
.cplla;eflei' Msxipilian dollars are in
Tr 10 New York.
Egyptian Corn LINDSEY is not dead.
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The ERIE RAILROAD AccIDENT.-Nelo
FORK, April l6.-Mr. Biakesby, passen-
~ "a the Erie railroad, and who was in
rryd by the accident yesterday, says: 81
"a, told by Mr.. Porter, who was travelling
wiki me, and who was awake at the time
the ;rajn left the track, that the train was
caln.ng at the rate of forty or fifty miles
at hour. They were running to make up
time; and was told at Salamanca, where
| embarked, that the train was thirty
minutes behind time, IN consequence of
having been backed and delayed some
tine OF Cogric, Pa, in picking up the body
@. man who had been killed by the train
passing over him."
The number killed on the Erie railroad
]; 9yw said TO be fourteen.
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Forney,s Accounts.

. WASHINGTON, April IA paragraph
in the Senate report of the 18th instant
conveys the impression that present de-
ficiency exists in John W. Forney's &C
counts as clerk of the Senate. The def
cheney was discovered some months ago,
and made good. Mr.. Cameron's motionto
investigate was based on his allegation that
Forney,s chief clerk was wrongly charged
with disappointing the money. lFpr-
new must have indited this telegram. The
charge Of Mr.. Cameron is that Forney
compelled his uncle to assume Forney's
own rascality.
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From washington.

WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE custom re-
ceipts for six days ending the 18th instant
were nearly S3,000,000.
A rail of the Pacific railroad has been
laid on the summit of the Rocky Mountains,
10th alt, 8,242 feet above the level of the
seattle highest in the world.
There was full Cabinet meeting to-day.
The House did no business to-day.
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The Election in Louzslara

New ORLEANS, April 1.-THE election
for the Constitution is very quiet to-day.
The whites universally are voting, and the
polls are crowded to their utmost capacity.
The vote in this city will be very large.
But. few fraudulent votes have been de-
tected. The larger part of the negro vote
was cast yesterday. The negroes in many
cases voted the Dena ticket, and boldly
announced their votes to the crowd.
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We are informed that the following per-
sons have been selected, in accordance with
the regulations Of the Order, as the active
members of the Consistory
III G G SD Degree, John Robin Nc
Daniel, ex oficio.
III Sc IG SD Degree, E. H. Gill, ex
oficio.
We are informed that q Lodge of Per-
lection" will speedily be organized, and
active labors resumed according to the Scot
fish Rite.-[Lynchburg Republican,
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BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET.
THURSDAY. April 10.

Beef CdHie.-Thc offerings ut the scales during
the past week amounted to zoos head against 11s
last week. Prices to-day ranged as follows Ordi-
nary thin steers oxen, and cows, at $500 ST. so :
good stock cattle, Se75: fair quality bccvcs 49, 50
So so: and the very best beeves ut 50@Sl12 % per
100 lbs. the average price being about rs gross.
The above prices show an advance of fully SOC. per
loo lbs. thc rates of last week. owing chiefly to
the superior quality of the offerings.
.Sheep.-Thc supply during the past week has
been larger. Market has been dull at about last
weeks quotations Fair to good shcarcd sheep at
Ifogs.-Prices to-day ranged rs follows: Fair to
prime live hogs at l3Si45O per 100 lbs net, as to
quality.
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b, '1Lh OF A FAgM.-Mr. T. L. Morrison
t.-.s % " his farm of 100 acres, three miles
n, \ fredericksburg, on the plank road, to
f., ' 81 w. w. W. Bailey, of Sing Sing, N. Y,
n a. s 'o,VOO, Or $3.50 per acre-Mr. Bailey
i i ta'e tie growing crops, &c. This farm
rIsn,y improved. Some farms near it
u' " at sixty dollars an acre.
t.r,,9c'- Ihls farm Of Mr. Morrison he
bsys a' cheap-as any northern. man can
h: cheap farm now. In a few years
h! ''s a has quadrupted and the value more
81, @'1'!ed. Mr.. Morrison is an ener-
h., ' "a ,S''Aer from Delaware.-FrederichS-
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MORE STEAMBOAT DIsAsTERs.-St. Louis,
Ag:l IA private dispatch from Vicks-
hug says the steamer Lexington was blown
"pleccS in the terrible storm there last
.Ia;. The crew and passengers are safe.
AoNr'hcT particulars have been received.
Tie boat was owned here, and was valued
a 10000.
4 Dispatch from Sioux City says steamer
I4sEle, bound to Fort Benton with 200
IONS Of Government freight, sunk fifty
niles below Sioux City, and the boat and
c.Ls0 vii! probably prove total loss.
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.er.ysAs.-Hon. James Hines, Of Little
~ Ark. member elect to the Fortieth
E Co, arrived in this city yesterday.
g g% two colleagues, Messrs. Roots and
=, are daily expected. Hon. B. F.
P.,e snd 4. Mcdonald have been elected
'',,,o-s from that State. The fourteenth
'.,;rIe al amendment to the Constitution
J.s been ratified unanimously by the Lee
,,atrrc now in session ct Little Rock.
kansas will soon resume her place in
he sis.eyhood Of States.-Forney'S Chroni-
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THE DEFERRED ARGUMENT.
THE FINAL RESULT.

The result is daily becoming more
doubtful to the minds of those who watch
events most closely. Senators named as
doubtful give no indications to hang a
hope or fear upon. The Indiana senators
vote almost always with the Liberals, but
so does Sumner, whose final vote is re-
garded as certain for conviction.
Mr.. Stanbery is still indisposed.
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r TRANCE, ALEXANDRIA AND MANASSAS
VA '1f h4ILRoAD.-This road from Mt. jack
W., W. 10 harFisonburg will be put under con-
c r,s. AZ once. twill without accident, be
-5 Pe'ed to this point by October next.
i.S ears viii ran to Kratzer's, four miles
, ,'G@ ms place, by September Rock
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Troub1es i'm mixed Republics.

HAVANA, April 17.-Hayti news state
that Salnave was in critical condition,
and his escape is considered impossible.
The revolution in Venezuela is spread
ing. The Yucatan papers object that the
British flag is waving over San Felix, Ba-
collar, and Dolores ports, and 10000 whites
are paying tribute to foreigners for their
usurped lands.
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The Macon Telegraph says: "In con-
wsatiou with several gentlemen who ap-
rnachcd him on the subject, General
Made stated that Judge Irwin was not
o.y Ineligible for Governor of Georgia,
bot that the votes cast for him in the cleo
.gl would DO regarded as blanks, aud not
@gu.cd at ALL"
Tie same course would no doubt be
i.opted in Virginia should we vote for
Ineligible candidates.
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Republican Meeting I'm Augusta, Ga.
AUGUSTA, GA, April IA Republican
mass meeting, largely attended by freed
men, was held at the courthouse to-day,
and was addressed by Messrs. Prince,
Beard, and Bryant. 1t ratified the party
nominations for State officers.
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DRY GOODS.

GECOND SUPPLY OF SPRING AND
SUMMER DRY GOODS.
We have just received another lot Of those
Handsome Mohairs, double fold, at 45c.;
Beautiful styles Of Japanese Cloths Mozambiqucs.
Lcnos Black and White Grenadines, for
Shaws;
A large assortment of Black and Brown Cottons:
An elegant line of White Goods, such as Linens
Swiss, Sainsooks, Cambrics, &c., at remarks
bly, low prices.
IIIRSH & GUGGENHE1MER,
627 Broad street.
Statesmen j. W. PEDIS, j. c. KEAN. ap lS
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CHURCH BURNED. We learn from gem
ueman who lives in the lower end Of this
county that Methodist Episcopal Church
Sousn 10 the upper end of Scott was
nurned oy incendiarism on Saturday night
last. itwasa new and commodious build.
ing with school-room attached, and wss
erected at cos. Of $500. Our informant
!ninks II an easy matter to guess what class
Oh men Old the deed. dbingdos Virqsn;an.
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PART II,

oICIcslTis.
=. olo--"Ecngeancc. so long, so vainly sought -
Donlzc1i ;...;.........:. .........:.. MIR. X.
3. Quartcttc and chorus Vesper Hymn-Bec-
thovcn.
!. Solo Erkling Schubert. .,..... Madam r.
5. Duct :, Suomi La Tromba ''-('sI Purita-
ni'')-Belllni. ........ .Messrs. T. and A.
6: Solc-Cavltina from Lucrezia Borgia--.' 10 non
ti''-Donizetti. Observation-Disclosures Mrs. L.
!. Chorus-'-rhc Heavens are Telling ''-(Crea-
tion)-Haydn.
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VINO SHOULD Re CAND1DATES.-No man
ought 10 he or remain G. candidate, or per-
ztcd TO remain if one already. who is
10, so clear in bis record that Radical ma
Ice cannot find color even OF the law as
tey pervert it to deprive him of the
fats OF his election. --NetU Orleans PiCa-
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mna sonfh CaroIina Election,

CHARLESTON, S. c., April l6.-The
elections closed today. The Constituted
and Republican State ticket are generally
believed to be carried by 9 large majority.
Second Dispatch.
CHARLESTON, S. g. April H.-Scatter-
ing returns from the State indicate the ra-
/ tiication Of the Constitution and the sue
cess of the Republican ticket BY 9 large
majority. In this city the majority for the
Constitution Is ], 800.
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S,sI "h IN MARIoN.-We learn from the
y ' M oEar that the dwelling of Mr. T.
..s. %aapfy, IN Marion, was entirely con-
b. va. On Tuesday night of last week. The
"'' supposed to have been accidental.
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cryrsAL HAScocx.- Greensburg, Pa,
VI &c The Central Democratic Club
A' W,1s.,morelaud county last night de-
q i..,i tor General ". S. Hancock for Pre-
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Second Dispatch.


Killed by, LIB ~
Wnn1soroa, N. c. April u During
the storm Yesterday morning IN Laurin-
burg, Richmond county, N. o., Rev. ohm
B. cKennon and Lauchlin McLaurin were
killed by lightning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-04-18

aE ,ISS,'SScATloN.--The Episcopal Convoca-
aIs.; southwestern Virginia is in session
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-04-18
RICHMOND. April 16, 1868.

HlClMOSD. april 10 looo'
THE PARTNERSHIP heretofore exist
4 ing between II. ASHER and A. c o Is
STROOCK, under the firm and style OF ASHER
cob Stroock alone will sign the firm name III lqui-
dation and will pay all debts due by and collect
ali debts due to the late firm Of Asher e Co.
Fl. ASHER.
j, STROOCk.