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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1868-11-13

DEBrs IN VmGNIA.-No real estate can
be sold 70 pay debts until all TIE personal
property is exhausted. aud not then, II she
rents aud profits OF the real estate for five
years will pay the debts due upon IL. In
such = case, the land has 10 be rented out,
and the debts paid ont OF the rents and
profits.
The following is the provision Of the law
10 which we refer, vide Code Of Virginia,
1850, chapter 1856, section Q:
"The heu Of Judgment may always be
enforced In a Court OF Equity. II II appear
20 such court that the rents and profits of
the real estate, subject 70 the hen, will NOT
satisfy the Judgment ia five years, the court
mag decree the SAID estate, or any part
thereof, to be sold, ami proceeds applied 10
The discharge Of the Judgments"
So that all parties owing debts under the
present Stay Law, the rents and profits OF
whose real estate will discharge their debts
wi hin five years, will get that time, even
after next January, in which TO pay them.
-FFed LetLgr.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1868-11-13

But now it has flashed across bis miRt, ar
simultaneously il would seem that an arrow
Of conviction had pierced his stubborn heart.
May God forgive himl
RESPITE.
By the sentence Of the Circuit Court Of
Henrico Phillips was to have been hung to-
morrow between the hours of II NJ. aud 6
2. NJ. Yesterday afternoon, however, his
counsel were seccessful in procuring from
the Governor a respite, by which the exc
cution is delayed for sixty days. This is IN
view Of the fact that the decision OF the
Court Of Appeals Is 50 Unexpected to the
prisoner, aud it Is desired 10 afford him ev-
cry opportunity to prepare for death.
THE ExECUT ION.
1t seems that the execution Of Phillips
has not been delayed for 50 long time as
az Grst reported. The Governor r.sgited
hin until the Is Of December, au appd
cation having been made by the prisoners
uncii endorsed Uy the Attorney General
,nd CulOne Young. fla plan which has
been toreshadOwed is carried out, it is pus
sIbe that he may not be hung on the day
named, bar yet have another trial.
Judge Crump aud Mr.. GuigJn visited the
prisoner in his cell yesterday, aud found
nim still yOmepletely unaerved. In his DIS
tresS he would scarcely be recognized a,
the beardle-s, blu--eyed boy who stood 50
we'll he trial for the murder OF his wife,
I'll, hair is long his beard grown ont; hi,
whole aspect is that Of a despariBg crimi
nal, terrified almost to the loss Of reason
by tn- frlghttully near approach o guomin-
oIs death.
L shou'd be stated that DR.. Taylor, whose
visit TO Phillips was noticed in this paper
yesterday, was not the arSt minister Of the
G spel who has approached him during his
confinement. Ministers OF at least three
i'll rent denominations have repeatedly
nv-r,ed with him ou the subject OF reli-
g n before aud since mis- sentence, but with
puJ apparent effect.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1868-11-13

A prominent officer Of the army who was
friendly 60 General Grants election, aud
GnOwn 70 be somewhatin his confidence, re-
marked to-day that the General would call
around him as advisers only statesmen
Of known conservative views, aud that an
er-membvr Of Congress from Illinois Of the
Democratic school would be the first selee-
tiuu for his Cabinet.
Il is a singular fact that no President Of
the United States, up to the present time,
has bad A child born in the White House.
Il is understood the fact will not exist long
after the 4th Of March next WI,hingt0a
Letter Baltimore Glzetts.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1868-11-13

EuKFoLK AND GREAT WEsrERy Rail-
ROAD. A letter from Danvills Informs us
that On WedBesdAy the directors Of the Nor
10 x aud Great Western railroad company
met at the cOmpany's headquarters there.
There were pres,ut Hon. Thomas ). Flour-
nry (1residrut), and Messfs q. w. Read, r.
V. ,mball, n. Taiiey aud DR.. William A.
Ha,kius, who we're also 10 session again
Thursday. Ihe principal business trausac-
ted was the appointment OF the following
additional engiueers who win at an early
day proceed TO survey the road. Il will bs
seen tbar among them are gentlemen Of
biSh repu .ation IN thsir procession Eastern
Decision: L. 2. Atkinson, principal assis-
tant engineer, Capt II. G. Derrick, assistant
engineer, and Cot. II. f. Coleman, draughts-
man. W@tTR DiUlsiOR: W. a. kuper,
principal assistant engineer Mr.. Walthau,
of Bristol, assist tut engineer.
Il Is not yet known whsther Mr, kuper,
who is already engaged on tho Chesapeake
AID Ohio road, wIli accept or not. The
friends OF TIE improve meut are anxious that
he snuuJd. IL has been heretofore stated
iu this paper thai Col. b. NJ Jones is chief
engineer, And ir may nov be added that he
is, With the iud-taligabiv president, Col.
Fourooy, working with zeal ana effect In
behalf OF me road.
Tue president estimates the valca Of the
lagd already 81 bsCribrd at $4,000 900. He
Will leave shortly Tor Bristol on an extend
ed tour Of observation.
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DISEASES OF THE EYES,
nR. J. B. WINSTON,

OFFERS his professional services 20 the
citizens Of Bristol and vicinity.
Residence Rt Prof Winston. lst door
above Mrs. A, X. Moore's aug2s, ,3m
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1868-11-13
DIR. WIN. N. VANCE.

4 ATE Of Hngsport, resides In Bristol -
He will attend 20 professional calls
from town and country.
OFFICE, in Kings Bloek-frst door on
tae rigAt-up stairs. aug "a, ly
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1868-11-13

orr TBE TRACK.--The mail train Of the
Yugiuia aud Touuessee railroad due in the
city Sunday evening at ~ O'clock, was
thrown off tne tEack al Big Tunnel, by the
displaciug OF switch, aud so delayed sever
a. Aours. Captain Horton, the conductor,
displayed bis usual energy and ACTIVITY,
aud got four Of the cars brcR On the track,
and arrived st the depot about II O'clock
But iijtlr injury was sustained by the train,
though every wheel was thrown off.-L y-sch-
b,ug Republican
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BLANKS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION

ance he disdains. IL Sumaer is left out in
the cold, according 20 the present pro-
grsmme, there viii be heard az Washington
a howl OF rage every time the wind is in the
Eass. IL the South Is treated kindly aad
justly, as General Grant has privately
promised, and the measures OF reoonstuc-
tion be has indicated as his choice are
adopted, he will soon be classed by the rad
icals of bis party as a "rebel sympathizer,"
bent on throwing away all the fruits of the
great national victory. There is large class
Of politicians whose sole test Of a righteous
peace Is some form OF security for the per-
naDeut a-cendency Of their party 81 ;he
South. There car be no rest to the land
until that idea Is abandoned and IL this
concession 10 nov made by their chosen
leader, he will be stiemat d most unspar-
ingly as traitor their cause"
10 any event the Journal Is sure she will
only he too tad when the hour comes that
w;ll release him from his wearing service,
sli transfer the heavy burdens aud respou-
sio.H5ies TO the shoulders of his lawful sue
eess0r."
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lTeoitcaI.
TO THE PUBIC GENERALLY

DRS. TsMPLETON 4 CARTER, having
u permanently located in Bristol, Tenn,
would respectfully announce 10 tle public
generally that they are now prepared 60
treat Cancer, in an its forms without Iae
use Of the knife. They have In ths.r hands
remedy which has been uset successfully
la hundreds OF cases, aad Aayiug a thor
sugh knowledge OF Medicine. none need
fear TO place themselves under their care
and treatment. They win also give par-
lieular attention 20
DISEASES OF THE EYES,
Such as Srabismuss, (cross-eyes,l Ptery-
gium Cataract, Chronic InAamatious, &c.--
Persons wishing to place themselves under
our treatment can procure board in oul
lown at low price, or, if they prefer it, We
will visit them at their homes. All eommu
nlcations promptly answe-ed.
Address TEMPLETON x CARTER,
Box l6 Bristol. Tenn.
Office in the Lancaster Building,
aug IA 1865
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1868-11-13

Paris yearly consumes 800 pounds Of
bread for each iudiyiduel; New York only
$50 pounds. 10 New York they eat less
bread bat more meal.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1868-11-13

HUERIcANE.-The county Of Tazewell was
visited with terrible hurricane on Satur-
day, which id considerable damage in the
way Of blowing down timber aud destroying
fences.
A White man, whose name We did not
learn, who was ont hunting on horseback, A.,
was killed BY bvi0g thrown from his horse,
which became frightened by the storm and
talErg timber.
negro man was also killed by tree
falling on im.-Lynck5lIrg RepubLictR.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1868-11-13
CHARLES r.. VANCE
b. G, MCDOWELL,

Attorney at Law and Collecting Agent,
UNION DEPOT, TENN,
will practice in the Circuit Courts of
Greene, Hawkins, Washington and Sulli van
counties, and in the Federal court at Knox
vile, and will attend promptly to all bust
ness intrusted to his care, including the
Collection Of Claims against the Government
aug IA 1868
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1868-11-13

Two FACTs TO BE PoNDERED.-It is q fact
that deserves 10 be placed prominently be-
fore The public, that those four great routes
that are destined co play the most important
paris IN stimulating the industry aud de-
v-luPIug the esources OF Virginia, Of the
South, the Southeast, the West and the
NDrJh-to wit the consolidated lines Of the
Southside, the great central Southern route
OF which the Richmond and Danville road
is the first link, the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad, and the James River and kanawsh
canal, are all in perfect accord. There 10
no rivalry or Jealousy among them. They
look to a common OBJECT ana feel that they
have common destiny. All Of them are
pointed to our seaboard, all Of them termi-
nate in Virginia, and al Of them lock to tho
building up Of great Virginia seaport.
Tnere is a volume 10 this simple fact.
There Is a volume also In the other fact,
that the enemies of consolidation are amorg
those, aud exclusively, who Look for their
success in diverting trade from our Virginia
cities aud ia carrying 1t away from our sea-
board. The-e two facts will bear much re-
hecuon.-kickmOBd Wig
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but now it has flashed across bis mind, ar
simultaneously it would seem that an arrow
Of conviction had pierced his stubborn heart.
May God forgive himl
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ADVERTISING RATES
JOB WORK

lC% Obituary notices over four lines viii
be charged at advertising rates.
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THE EPISCOPAL CONVENTION.

Resume OT fIle PPOce e1sHgs Or the
IrieHRidt COHBeHtiOh-- Uhdt has
been Done, aud UhGt has been
Ipff TUdOUP
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-11
NEW YORK.

New YORK, OctDbsr l0.-The hurdle
race at Jerome Park, to-day, was won
by Underwood, beating Tycoon, Berlin
ger, Liberal oDd Harry Booth-distane-
ing the last two. The sweepstakes fer
two year olds, one mile, was won by
Cameron's imported Inverness, beating
Nun, Rupture and TASMANIA. Time,
i:494. Sweepstakes for three year ODDS,
cue and thrse-foRrth miles, was WOE by
Vsuxhall, beating La Polka, Abdelks-
der, the FLY, Nelly, and MeDoDald's
three year old. Time, l:494. In dash
CT four miles Joseph A. Connolly beat
Gen. York. Time, 7:424. Last race, one
nile ana y quarter, Vauxhsll batting
Fannie Ludlow. Time, 2tl2s, To-day
was tbs last Of the nesting.
Six thousand six huadred dollars have
thus far beer raised la this city for the
sufferers by the earthquake in Peru and
Ecuador.
Henry Ward Beeoher delivered q po-
liticsi grafton on the issues of the can.
yass at the Brooklyn Academy OF Music
last evening. One Of the features Of the
occasion was q scene on the stage repre-
sentipg Grant as the successful a
Seymour as the unsuccessful cardidate-
the latter with his c-ounteDaBce distorted
with r8Re, and in his immediate back
ground = representation OF negroes being
hanged and houses barned by q meb.
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WASHINGTON

WAsHIN9ToN, October 10.-Rsverdy
Johnson, our Minister to England, sends
: cable telegram TO our Government,
making It known that he signed q pYo-
tectOFAte with the British Government,
relating TO the rights Of nAturaiizsd ettS-
zens. No particulars are given, bat 1t IS
inferred by the Administration, fToR
facts heretofore communicated by Mr..
johnson, that the compact Is similar In
feature to Mr.. Baneroft's treaty with the
German powers.
l. is stated that Judge Chase yesterday
denied announcing himself favorable to
Grants election, he considering it due to
his official position to stand aioof from
the present political campaign.
Gen. Sehenek has autographed from
Dayton, Ohio, that he and Senator Nor
gan have decided that IL is not necessary
70 notify a qaoFum Of Congress TO meet
on the 18th inst. The presiding officer
will accordingly on that day adjourn the
two HOUSES Of Congress to November 10.
Gen. Cariin has been relieved as As
sistsnt Commissioner Of the Freedmen's
Bqreau for Tennessee, and 10 ordered 10
report to the Commanding General Of
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lie cosaRfssIoNAL ExcUesIox.

We regret the action Of the City Coun-
Gil in the matter of the proposed Con-
gressionsl Excursion through the Missis-
sIppl Valley. Three thousand dollars Is
q small sun, that wen yet might be
raised by our e~itizsns, IS our quota
That much accomplished Judge WRIGHT
and Gen. RUFFIN would feel much more
easy in representing this community
As we understand, the 5000 assessed u;
was to cover al expenses OF the Con-
gressional party here. Under the plan
proposed It msy and viii cost Us more
Il the exeursionists, under the eircum.
stances, accept u Inequalities. There
is such a thing as being penny wise and
pound foolish.
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and the linking Of her dsstinies with the
Confederacy. At the head Of the legion
that bore his name be contributed Of his
valor to the Southern cause, serving
faithfully in one way or another until
the close Of the war. During the pres
ent Presidential canvass be contributed
OF his advics to the Democracy Of his
State, mourning by 1t for himself and his
section the unjust criticism OF the Radi-
Gals and much Of their malevoleDce and
vituperstion.
AS q statesman Of the last best days Of
the Republic, conscientiously and patri-
oticAlly true TO his people, Mr.. COBB will
long be remembered. We join our fell
low citizens in mourning the loss Of a
true Soutbron, q gallant soldier, 3 good
man, q politician of great olssrness Of
perception, a speaker Of great force, and
eften Of much beauty OF diction and ex-
preston. aud q statesman whose services
we will mics before the troubles engend-
cred by the wal have been brought to 2
alaca
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-11

For cur Board Of Aldermen, the better
to enable them to legislate upon the sub
lsct Of the Selms Railroad, we will put
On record this morning a few figures IN
regard to the benefits the city derived
from the construction of the Charleston
Railroad, and the benefits proposed to
ss derived from this through road to the
heart Of Alabama.
First SIS to the Charleston Railroad {:
10 1854, when the city subscribed $780,
coo to this road, the taxable property Of
Memphis was valued ct Sc, 1900. On
this amount we paid interest footing up
$50, coo, when the bonds were sold to pzr-
ties who relieved the city Of the in
~debtedness. Now, il 1868, the city tax
able property is assessed at a valuation
Of $50 900, 1000, an increase Of little more
than 500 per cent. in less than seventeen
years,
The country through which this Selma
road is to run will, it is computed, con.
tribute fully oO,Oc0 bales Of cotton to
Memphis the first year after Its COM
pletion which, counting commissions,
storage and handling, will leave in the
city not lees than 100000 clean profit.
Aud this, with the enhancement in
value Of The lEndsof our county, through
eighteen miles OF which it must pass,
viii make q clear gain CT more than
s., 00O, 900. And, too without aay COM
putation, OF the nett gains to be derived
by cur merchants from the sale Of goods F.;
or the ability Of Our people, from in
creased valuation Of property, to carry
the amount asked Ia aid Of this enter
prise.
We submit then. that our citizens, with
such prospects, and the figures are con-
frmed to u by many OF our shrewdess
men, can afford to go the full amount Of
$500, coo and cur county 100000 more.
On al hands it is admitted that this
rosd VIII be of almost inestimable bene-
fl and OF lasting Importance to Us. We
must strain a point to do our very best.
The people all along the line have pledged
themselves to back rs uP.
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FOREIGN.

MADRID, October 10.-The Provisional
Junta has Issued 3 circular inviting al
the Spanish officials aud citizens to Join
In preserving order and thus prove that
the revolution just accomplished was not
anarchy or violence, but peace and JUS
tice.
Elections for members OF Cortes il
fixed for the 18th of November.
Olarge has left Paris for this city.
John P. Hale, American Minister, has
waited on Serrano and congratulated
him.
Gonzalez Brava's Secretary was mobbed
yesterday and badly hurt. Gen. Prim
came upon the ground and made aspeech
to the rioters. He deplored any act Of
violence. He said the people could now
afford to forget former servants Of the
crown.
The Provisional Junta has issued 8
programme, guaranteeing many things,
among them q Capitalization Admlnis-
tration and universal suffrage, religious
liberty, the freedom OF the press, the
right Of public assemblage, radical chan
ges IN the system Of education, the right
OF trial by jury, and the equality Of all
men before the law. The Judges are to
be appointed for life.
BERLIN, October l0.-RepoTts having
been received here of lawlsssuess and
disquiet in Cuba, the merchants OF va
rious cities in Germany have requested
the Government TO send : saip-of- war to
that island, IN order to guard the inter-
ests OF German traders.
PARIS, October 10 The Emperor de-
fers his return from Biarrisz.
LIVERPOOL, October 10. -Rsvsrdy
VahnEnu UfH rcaasrz - a.fEr.au fr,,~, kha
authorities Of this city on the 22i inst.
NAPLES, October l0.-Mount Vesuvius
is threatened with another eruption.
LONDON, October 10.-Tbe leaders OF
the Junts, at Madrid, are MonarchiaI in
their precedence, but have agreed to ac-
cept a Republic If the people so pro-
nCunce ct the election.
The pTe.iminaTies OF a national treaty,
similar to that recently concluded be-
tween North Germany and tine United
States, have been arranged between
Lord Stanley and the American Min
ister.
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MARRIED.


HUSE-WARD.-At Green Castle, Ind, on
Thursday evening, S.h tnst., at 8 O'Clock pun,
bv Rev. Or. Bowman, Mr.. +. C.. HUsE and Miss
MATILDA WARD. both OF Memphis, Tenn.
&a- sunshioe ever iilurnine their Fath
through life, and theirs be a life OF perfect hap
piress and may the dcw Of years be to them
as a simmer dream.
POBEhTSOS-NOBLE-At the First Presby-
terrain Cnurcn Of Memphis, ThuIstay evening,
OcLObsr SD, by the Rev. Or. ~Steadman, Capt.
+. W. ROBERTSON, or the Memphis and Charles
this city.
The beautiful ceremony was attended by q
large and elegant concous Sc Of people-the mu
tual frierds q the happy pair. A noble gem
tlemsn and gallant soldier was united with a
noble bride. pess 3ssing rare grsces and accom-
p ishJnents. With their other friends, we wish
them many days, strong loving hearts, useful
ness and honor.
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MARKETs


New YORK GAEGeE-
EKw YORK, October 0.-Cott1n flrmer bat
superdne nuur a 5ags 10 Wheat l83c lower.
era 81 1ggI z0H. O4s Coo. Rice, Carolina So
81. coffee quiet. Cuoa sugar ll@l2c.
sfOney market Is easy, callloans SOL. Gold
3saas4. The weekly bank stateInsn5 shows
heavy changes aLd loss IN specie Deposits
Sl6j 95,5Sz; decrease 335S 25; specie sv,Js,OS7 4;
decrease s2,4l,2Js; clrcuiatloa sa!lso, w. IN
crease SS3. Zg7; deposits siSj.05S,gs7 decrease
S1,S5S,lS0; legal tenders, SJC0,S50,S6i decrease
New Orleans xarket.
NEv October IO.-Cottou active
middilngS DC; sales 5000 baies; receipts A55
exports, or liverpool. SILL Havre los; New
York 45z4. ateTlIng SSG. New York sisnt "a.
discount. GolI 80. sugar and MolRsses stea0y
and unchanged. Flour steady superdne 50 ..
Corn quiet but hEm at 8 los. Oats firm at o2g
sc. hay, prime to chsiee Western, SIS go.
Bran held al 81 -. Pork hrmsr, 81 5Og3l %
Bacon firm, shoulders I3M; clear sides EAs
Lard steady and unchanged.
st Louis Market
81. LOUIS. October I0.-Tobseco unchanged.
Supsrhne nonr 81 20. Prime iau wheat u S59
l 20. Corn 5SaS6. Oats 295. Pork 80 90.
bacon, sides I6H9ITH hams II#G20. Lard lS4
s2J1s. Whisky 81 %.
Louisville Market.
LOUISVILLE, October 10 -Tobacco hrm, $50
IS for lugs 70 medium shipping Leaf -Four
60 25aG 81. Gotten "A. BaRging, lbs, 2492Hc.
Wheat 81 9092 G. Corn, old sheLed, 81; new,
IN bulk, 60c OAsS 5S5s55. Hay, baied, $40. Pork
S80O 50. Lard, in Jisrce, 1874. Bacon, shout
ders aE@l5s4; sides l64@B59' High Wines
Foreign Markets.
l,xDox, October ~IO-Censos closed at si5a;
LREzfooI, October lo-Cotton closed buoy
ant. sales l2,C00 bales; UPlanas l014d; Orleans
FRASKEoRr, october 10 ~. S. bonds closed
III a.
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modern press. Our readers will confess
they are not such as are to be "pieked
up" In a day or a year by any man,
though he were q GUIzoT, q BUCKLE or
= DRAPER. Many Of the first Of Eng
lish Merdteurs have tried it, but in every
Instance have failed. The number
who have esssyed it IN the United Stat
are countless as the dead and forgotten
newspaper enterprises whose columns
from the first bore evidences of the ines
pacIty, the want Of journalistic tact that
gives pre-eminence and coat to modern
journalism.
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HAVANA,

HAVANA, October l0.-The Captain
General Of Porto Rico has announced in
a proclamation that the recent disorders
in that island have been suppressed, u
that all the insurgents have been cap
tured or dispersed, while the islsnd is
now tranquil.
Matthew Buchanan, q coffee planter,
was killed during the disturbance.
The birthday Of Queen Isabella wss
celebrated as usual. .
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To THE

The Executive Committee Of the Gen.
trail Club, composed Of the President and
Vice Presidents, and the Executive
Committees Of the various Ward and
District Clubs, and also the Executive
Committee Of the County, and the Pres
idents Of the several Clabs, are requested
TO meet st Stillmsn Hall tomorrow
(Moadsy) at Il o'clock M, sharp. Bush
ness Of importance will be brought be-
fore said meeting.
AIRERT PIKE
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n

CINcTNEATI, October 10. - Business
vas generally suspended to-day On &C.
oouat Of the Republican procession.
Only twsDty-one members were pres
snt on 'Chsnge. The prices of all arti-
Giles sre qaote8 nomlHsliy unchanged.
Cspt. Jas. Thompson, OF the Second
Cavalry, will relieve Gen. Carlin, and Is
assigned TO duty according TO his breyet
rank.
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By Telegraph.
Albany, \ u.

ALBANY, Ostcbar 10,-AIrs. Darlington
and her daughter, sged fourteen years,
while walking on the track OF the Cen
tai Railroad, nesr this city last night,
were run over by s train and instantly
killed. They were the wife and daughter
O! d s~gitchasn.