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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-12

TIE HHRATHEN CH1sEE.U-How many
Thousands Of young and middle-aged men
are there In the country who are seeking In
vain for employment! How many Araerl.
can families are in destitute, starving con-
dftion, kept down by low wages and want
OF work! And yet the bioased capitalists
entirely ignore the claims of these unfortu.
nate people to their charity. American
citizens and their families must starye for
want Of the work which it is their right to
have, while the capitalists, the robbers of the
poor man, work the machinery of State to
further their wicked SUBSCRIPTIONS schemes.
An employer tires Of his hands ; they are dis
charged. Insolence is assigned as reason,
but the true cause Is righteousness. Eighty
hands, say, are left without work, and eighty
families without bread. Could not the skill
full laborers, natives of the United States,
be substituted In their place to do the work
efficiently and promptlyp Yes. But here
the mean principle Of human nature comes
In. II Ia not men that are wanted by the
employer; It Is siaoes-infdels, without a
sense Of the refinement of ciVilization-to
work, work, work, for the consideration Of
The revival Of slavery is ut hand, but the
Door American mechanic is the man who
suffers most now. Deprived of position, of
bread for his family, where will he find a
hand of charity stretched out to him? The
Chinese laborcr can live on in his low, de-
graded state, easily maintaining himself,
goat fashion, on the different varieties of
cesspool matters, while the white working
man, whose home is all dear, absolutely
starves and dies for want of work and
proper nourishment. Such we do not say
acilI be the case in time to come, but the
general tendency of things at present looks
b such q final end.
1t is not enough for the capitalists to
drive away from the land American labor
ers and mechanics with floods of Chinese
coolies, but they must needs organize
among the latter an association seeking to
still further discourage the former by con-
sidering them rs enemies. The "Quih"
organization among the Chinese in their
country is antagonistic to all civilizing in
fluences, andgone which is assisted in every
possible fashion by the Republican party.
It denounces the white labOrer because he
is q Democrat, and no countenance is to be
given him at all in consequence thereof.
Should the people, the bone and muscle
Of the land, rebel against their tyrannical,
coolie-importing rulers, how easy would it
be for the members OF the "Quih" to in
augurate an era of wholesale assassination
in our midst. Stranger things have often
occurred.
But one remedy remains for the white
workingmen, and that is to carry the COM
Ing elections until the Radical party can no
longer prevent the enaction Of laws restrict
ing all future coolie importations.-Ne,rark
Ddily Journal.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, OCT. II, 1910.
ARRIvET.
Steamer John Sylvester. Clifford, Norfolk, ner-
chap.Iise end passengers, /. 3. Tatnm:
Brig Mary Allerton, Bourne, Windsor, \. g.,
plaster, Staples Blair.
Brig Nelly Antrim, Loud, Boston, merchandise,
Schooners monmou'h Anderson, and sarah La
VIVA -, a lbany, lumber, {. h. WhitO"k.
SAILED.
Steamer Wyanoke, Bourne, New York, mer.
chandise and passengers. John W. Wyatt.
Schooner Benjamin F: Reeves brannan; Jaine :
river, to load wi Ii wood for CIV York, Curtis X
Parker. ,,, ,., ~,
Schooners Alice Curtis, Phillips; Martha Col
Inns Groves; Re ding tailrOad 20. az Bai tell
and Alex. Massey, DoDnan; james river lgh@.
AEMORANDA.
WEST POINT, Oct. ll.-Arrived, steamer State
of Virginia, Freeman, Baltimore. srnerchahdlse
and passengers, York River railroad Company,
and sailed on return.
AQUA CREEK, Oct. ll.--Arrlvsd, steamer
Ir5nsides, Mayo, Baltimore, merchandise ana
nassengers, Richmond, Fredericksturg aud fo-
tonac railroad Company, and Sailed OH rtturn.
fBY TELEGRAPH
FORTRESS MONROE, Oct. 1l.--The pilot boat
Slicer e.crts Passed IN, for BALTIMORE, shii
Mscauey, from Havrc barks Adelaide PeIder.
vast aud AzUcs, from RIO; and Family, FROM
SiyerpOol, Passed on, sh p Mary DuDdts, fol
Liveruool: barks Flumh &. Bcal. for Boston,
and pembroke. Tor Porto Rico. Arrived, BAH
n Mcrlcrsou II ON RE, for orders.
NEW YORK, Oct n.-ArrlFtd. steamers Living
eton and Zodiac.
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Fair at Henderson, N. C.-The At.
Observation-Disclosures &c.

ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO TIE DISPATCH.
HENDERSON, N. c., Oct. II, 1870.
But for the rain the exhibition to-day
would have been an entire success. AS it
was, the number Of articles on exhibition
and the crowd in attendance were respect.
able. There are hopes entertained of the
weather breaking by tomorrow. Many fine
horses are entered. The thoroughbreds
are those of P. R. Davis, of Warren, and
B. Fl. Hamlin, of Halifax, n. c. Mr.. Pax
son, of Buffalo Springs, enters his fine
horse "Twist" for speed; G. W. Wynne,
of Raleigh, enters mare "Kate Haywood"
also for speed. DR.. w. W. Youngs OR.
E. Lee," the celebrated trotter that took
the first trotting premium at the last Fair,
and Mr.. S. r. Hunts excellent PAGER,
"Flora Temple" are among the other
equine ut fractions.
Sporting men who are on the ground ar"
tlcipate good time tomorrow if the sun
shines out to dry the track sufficiently.
Tappey, Lllmsden IL Co., of Petersburg,
exhibit their celebrated Virginia cotton
press. There are also other cotton presses,
and new and admirable gin and condenser
by Mr.. Pttrefery, of this State, agent for an
Albany company. A. Wrenn, Of Norfolk,
has some elegant patterns of buggies and
carriages. Plummcr, Young & Co., of Pc
tersburg, have the best lot of hardware
ever exhibited at our Fairs. The secretary
says the list of articles, as it stands, is not
more than half what it will be. The day
has been too rainy for country exhibitors.
The track was too heavy for trial of speed.
Will report the racing and trotting to-mor-
row.
The address Oh agricultural chemistry
will be delivered tomorrow at II o'clock
by Professor ". c. Kerr, State geologist.
The Raleigh brass band makes music for
the occasion. Fl.
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IRepor.ed fm tNc "i,hmonJ Dispatch
EaSi Hanover PrcsbXtery.

| k.hSi hanover hEeh0s tEFys
BETHANY CHuRcu.2
| CHARLES CITY COUNTY. Oct. 10, 1870.
| This body closed it, deliberations here
| on Friday last, after session of three days,
| In which our people became deeply inter.
! ested from The first. The church being
| well supplied with lamps. we were enabled
TO have preaching at night and in the dav.
and so had the great qualification of hear
! ing nearly all the ministers Of the body pre-.
sent.
Almost from thc first there was great
Sotemnity, which soon rpencd into deep
ieeing that has continued, and is still being
manifested, On Wednesday, Thursday, and
Friday, there were large audiences, and
sermons during those days by Messrs.
Irwin. Pryor, Miller, Campbell, Ruther-
ford, and Smith. These sermons were all
able and highly interesting, and the interest
III the congregation remarkable. DIR. Ho2e
came down on Friday--by the way, the
only delegate from your city present-and
preached saturday and Sunday, twice each
day, with great power and earnestness.
The audience on Sunday WAS immense, and
, the house crowded to ITS utmost capacitys
a revival, commencing during the session
Of Presbyterv, was in progress. There
WAS nothing of the hustle and confu-
. sion usually attending these large ga
proclaimed with force and clogucnce for
days preceding, and the vast audience was
! still and quiet aS the grave. The truthsfias
not in modern days fallen upon the ear of a
more appreciativc assembly, and you may
, imagine what the preaching was. There is
Il pathoS i'll the voice of this preacher which
We have not heard anywhere. mower to
reach Il human heart and touch it at his
will which few men have ever possessed.
Maintaining perfectly his SET control, he
controls his uGi~Hcc. His voice does his
bidding. 1t thundcrs at his will or dies
away into the sot(cSt cadence Or the muir
muir Of music. We don't wonder that he
runs his course like giant. and welds SO
large an influence in the religious progress
il the state.
The revival is still in progress and in
creaSing in interest. The pastor, the Ecv.
James y. Waddell, is assisted by the Rev.
ii. +. Darncll, of Amelia. who is preaching
and lahoring III very efficient manner.
Nine persons have made profession OF reli-
zion, and Il number arc inQuiring the way.
I his church, built up about Twelve months
ago, has already made great progress into
ti;c hearts OF the people. Four sermons of
great power by DR.. Read at the time of its
dedication. the faithful work Of q learned
and piou> pastor. and the meeting of this
Prc>bytery, have given it an influence
which promises to We permanent.
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PosT-oFFIcEs IN THE UNITED STATES
There were about $4,000 post-offices in ope-
ration in the United States during the fiscal
year ending June 80, 1870, of which ,O93
were those known as presidential" OF
which there were 1874 in the southern States,
as follows: Maryland, 8; Virginia, -;
West Virginia, d; North Carolina, II
South Carolina, 1; Georgia, 10; Alabama,
10; Florida. 5 !; Mississippi, 10; Louisiana,
and in the District of Columbia, 2. In the
western States and Territories there were
5G4, in the New England States Ia, and in
the middle States 2I2.
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COMMERCIAL
Domestic Markess-fBr TrIxasAyn.1

-Si aSt.<'@Sse<d NAG6hftS--f6T s1ELEGRkpHs1
NEW oRK. Oct lI-Foon 81 Cotton tss.s, xnd
deeliptaf: Ealss $500 bales upaands, ia. Flour
n pnss y e sas Whsat sseady. Corr uueh.nsed
ss1ssssc Groceries quiet and grm. TuYpeetfae
snas up NJ i5r. Frefghts dfinsr; COTTON, by
NJ ALTIM ORE, Oct. T.-Fjour dsies and ARA.
w neat sts4d9 Corn dull souttsru wIsjte s1,L
reg sss. Isl Pork. sz. shoaid re, f4sc. Cotton
Gall and heavy; middiins, 1ssc.
ST: LOUIS, Oct lI..-Floar upcasneed. Corn
I'll mixed, eoc. Whiskey. sSSSg5c. Bseo.s
utders, nlc.: Sides, i7sc sieat sides
iotc. Lard firm; kettle, Ice. >''.1 $500
miduings, HAs. ~ - $50 = p s ese0.1o
NEW ORLEANS, Oct i.-Cetton IN o.tr 90
md; Tases lower; miasiipgs, Isig 9i41c.
$3.50 double. s5 treble, $500 As. Corn iower
mixed 73c. white, 75c. Oats, 56Glsac. Pork arm
mess, $z7. BACON frmer-fst ,1sf G5fsEc. "a
2oc. hams, 2oe127c Ssrun-2s bsrreis sosd ss III.
Whiskey, rectifed, acct $lv2i, Coffee arm at
I7tGD17ic. 8
Gold, lIsi. Sterling, ees. Sight, s, diacoun.
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The Georgia Fair.

ROME, GA, Oct. n.-Owing to the IN
clemency of the weather this morning, the
Cherokee Fair at this place will he con.
tinued to Saturday night. Entries will be
received until tomorrow night. Georgia,
Tennessee, Alabama, North and South
Carolina, Kentucky, Ohio, Illinois, lnd'
anna, Maryland, and New York, are repre-.
sented. The entries arg innumerable, anc
the attendance is fine.
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Coon CoNTRJBUTIoNs.-The remttances
Of German patriotic subscriptions made by
tue North German Consul-General at New
York to the Central Sanitary Commission
at Berlin amount to S157 800, gold. The
North German Consul-General at New
York has also received from Germans Of
Havana, Cuba, as patriotic contribution,
101 200 cigars, to be forwarded to Berlin
The great fair for the relief of the wounded
within the Prussian lines will open on the
18th Of this month, and continue for three
days. The cash subscriptions from various
citizens already amount to $4,000. 4
similar movement on behalf Of the French
Is also under way in New York city.
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Fatal stabbins Affair I'm New Or
leans-FataA Accident-Death from
ChIOroform, DC, &c.
New ORLEANS, Oct. n.-Captain Robert
L. Bradley, custom-house employe, d,ed
last night from stab received saturday
night. The murderer is unknown. .,
Joliebers and Carson, workmen, engaged
on St. Johns Church, fell from the roof OF
that edifice to-day. The former was in.
stontly Killed and the latter seriously hurt;
Catarina Friedhoff expired in a dental
chair to-day from the effects of chloroform
Andrew Ryand and Jenny Sweeny com
mitted suicide to-day by jumping into the
Mississippi river and drowning.
The deaths from yellow fever yesterday
1rnro fnl1r
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Agricultural ConGress.

AUGUSTA, GA, Oct. 1.-THE city authori'
ties and the Board of Trade are arranging
on a grand Scale for the reception and en-.
tertainment of delegates to the Agricultural
Congress that conyenes here on the 10Th
The Fair Of the Cotton States Associa
ton will open at the same time, and prom
Uses to be the finest ever held in the South
Hon, James Lyons will deliver the address
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THE EDwINs DERALcArIoN CAsE.-Chas.
c. Edwing, the clerk in the Treasurer's Blu.
reau, Washington city, who distracted
some $1,000 or $4,000, which Treasurer
Spinner had to make good out Of his own
funds, is in jail awaiting trial. 1t appears
lis right name is Charles e. Cady, and that
he has wife and daughter in Binghamton,
New York. His wife is the daughter OF
Orrin Bliss. of that place. lie married the
daughter OF Mr.. Eaton, of this city, last
February, young lady highly respected in
this community. She refused to leave fol
europe with him, and was the cause of his
coming back to Washington and confessin9
his defalcation.- Washington Correspond
euce NeaD York Tribune. .s
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At Branch, Michigan, Saturday, Mr.. l..
W. Eldridgc and daughter, while crossing
the railroad track in j lllmbcr-wagon, were
struch by the train: The father was killed
and the daughter seriously hurt. Both
horses were killed.
At Baxter, Ark, on Monday, NJ. Sal,lta,
clothing merchant, and his clerk, Max
Harr, were accidentally killed by Il loaded
shotgun which fell from Il wall where it
had been hung.
On Sunday morning, at Boston, Frank
Moran was knocked down by Frank Low
~, robbed of S42, and pitched over Chcl-
sea bridge. Moran was rescued, and Lowry
arrested.
Two business buildings OH John street,
New Brunswick, N. j., owned by William
Wright, were burned Sunday. Loss, Sl3,-
900 insurance, S6,00O.
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A Disclaimer by the New York Asso'
GiafeI Press.

ciated Press.
OFFICE OF THE New YORK ASSOCIATED
PRESS, New YORK, Oct. II, 1SIO.-At a
special meeting of the New York Associated
Press held this day, all the members being
present, the following preamble and reso-
luton were adopted:
"W hereas false reports have been pub
lished by the Tribune, charging upon sew
eral members Of this Association the THEFT
or improper use in mutilated form of spe-
cial dispatches to that paper, it is hereby
"ResoIved, That this Association author
ICES the contradiction of this report in the
papers of the Association. No members OF
the Association have an exclusive right to
dispatch of this character, and all who
print the whole or any part, as they may
choose, have an equal right to consider 1t us
their own
1t was ordered by the Association that
the foregoing be signed by the President
and Secretary of the New York Associated
Press, and transmitted for publication to the
members Of said Association and to all
newspapers receiving dispatches from this
organization. 49,.
TSignedl DAVID W. STONE, Pres't.
Isaac ". England, Sec'y.
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Sale Of Premium Cotton.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Oct. 1.-THE bale Of cot
ton which took the sweepstake premium
of 81 900, and which was presented by the
owrer, William B. McShane, to the South
ern Orphans Educational Society, was sold
TO-DAY ut 81 cents per pound.
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YTELEGRApHIC NEWS.
xaw work. ssa,,e J, q and stock srarske,.

Sew York Money and Stock Market.
NEW YORK, Oct. IL oo7s.-Moneg unchanged
Gold. 1iss. Sterling dull. at sa@ss. Government,
steady !: little doing. Southern$qeiet.
Esenfng-God steady all day. Bonds--o2's
liet; 'eFs, i1ti 'es's, lIli new, lloa 'ss's, hos
ia-4o's, 1908. Tennessee's, esi; new, COZ. Eirgi.
MAS, sea; new, &C. Louisiana's, 70 new, Ss@9ta'
Levels, 7cR7s. Forth Cardinals, 4ss. Stocks
actiye all tjay.
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RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND
POTOMAC ROUTE TO ALL POINTS
~ NCRTH, EAST, AND NORTHWEST

NORTH, EAST, AND EOIfhR ESP.
TRAIN No. l.-THkOUGH MAIL TEAM piG
Washington leaves the depot corner OF Byrd and
Eighth Streets, daily at fills A. ii. Arrives in
Hlchmond daily aJ 2:3S 2. III.
TRAIN No. 2.-The BALTIMORE EXPRESS
TRAIN, connecting at aqua creek with the
steamers Georgeapna aud Ironcides leaves The
depot, corner Of Broad and Eighth stree:s, daily
tSundays excep.ed) ~ o. clock K. NJ. Arrives Ia
Richmond lhiondaxs s1cepte4I =: $50 A. NJ.
TRAIN No. 3.-THRt,UGH MALL TRAIN eid
Washington leaves the depot co rner OF Byrd aud
Eighth streets, daily Sundays exceptedI. at $3.50
?. h. Arrives II Richmond tMondays excepted)
% THRoUGH TICKETS and THROUGH BAG
GAGE CHECKS to all principal points In tho
NORTH, EAST, and NORTHWEST.
FRElGuTS contracted for and forwarded
daily, with dispatch, to all points NORTH snd
WEST. $50
SPECIAL NOTICE.--The B4LTIMoRE En-
PRESS rEAIN will run as far rs Milford station
OH Sunday, leaving Richmond, c0rner OF Broad
aud Eiyhsn sfrec:e, Mt 0 A. NJ. Returning, VIII
leave Milford OH Mondays at 6:cs l.. ID. and ar
rive at Richmond at $3.50 A. ii.
Apply at COMPASY'S OFFICE; corner or
'''>' j. B. GENTRY,
General Ticket Agent.
Ed. T. D. MYERS, General superintendent.
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RIcuMoND AND pETgKsBURe y. Il. Co.'S
sICBMoND, April a 1919: ),
NHE TRAINS OVER THIS HOAU

L run as follows: ,
Teaye Peter,burg at 10 A. NJ. and 1905 +. NJ
Freight and Accomnaoaattop Train WEI aI PsSs sts
ger car attached, win leave kicain9pd sx ,nn
SfSs AZ A. II. train will not leave Richmond on
SUNDAYS, an sI teS ,jVS ~ : az 49,.
Passengers for Norfolk will take TIC sg Se:tsd
train. running through daily. Baggage checHea
Tha PASSENGER coach attached 20 Chg c9sa raa
viii run on MONDAYS, -WEDSESLA1o' aau
Ff faa.a ciover Hill ct A. NJ, connecting =
rhsstsr with the accommodation srain tasses ,,s
gers returning win take ;t tue ea sy .r r. o..
Meeting ~ CHeS'ei WI ~tTJHOMASH. WYNNE,.
| Superintendent a
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IE RGAD.-taS3EHGEY SCHEDULE:
,SoI%a SOUTH. -Lynchburg ana Dangtlle pas.
sengers leaye Rtclniond daily Except; sundsys)
&C o:lE 4. M. leave s2rscv:ae daily iexetgt snn-
days. q, arp at pany 5tv d1ilS sf Il
XSD NEPaEas leaves Richmond daily at s:S5
p L.; leaves Dan gille daily 81 as A. o.; arrfSes
&c sIreens .oro' daily ut 1 :os B. 81.
GoINa Mountaineering and D3nvtne pas.
sengers leave Danvilfe daily texcept Sundayy) st
7:ioS. n. Ieave Burkc7ille daily Except SUR
dsvs) at / y. a.; arrive at Richipnnd daily
(excep. sunday 9 Of 1898 P: NJ. THB0gGH MAIL u:
AND EXPRESS leaves G.eensiWrn' daily At 10
An; leaves UauviIie daily at ~ a. a.; AZ
rIyes st Richmand daily At 1lt5 i. NJ.
THE Lynchbrrg ant Dan vile Passenger Train
connects at Surlsyllle with the trains on tho
Southsde ROAD for Petersburg, GorioiE, Lynch
burg, aDd all atatious on Tie So1tasiie and vr-
Siria ind Tennessee railroads, Brtsto!, Knox
vile. Dalton, Chattanooga, Nashville, hemphlH'
and ali luz por,ant points South snd South 9est.
Tie Through Mail and EXPRESS Connects
E, Greensboro with the trains on Tie North Caro-
tina road Tor Charlotte, Columbia. Augnsts, r.
yannah, Macon, Mobile, montgomery, &C., &c. !;
aud at Richmond with The Richmond, ErefeEtcks.
burg and Potomac, Chesapeake and OHIO and
Richmond aud York River railroads.
SLEEPING GAGS and CHILES'S PATENT
RECLINING CHAIRS on the through express
train. rAOhsS IollANGAU,
SCI superintendent.
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Election Of Erie Railroad Director.

Election OF Erie Rafiroad UlFectofs.
NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-THE stockholders OF
the Erie railroad elected to-day Messrs;
Homer Ra,nSdeil, Justice D. White, ana
Charles &. sission, directors Of the road for
the next five years.
Resolutions were adopted approving the
present management and all its official acts
during the past two years. .-s
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DICHMOND AND YORK

y
II RAILROAD LINgzE0R BALMMQREs
TIE NORTH, AND N4aIHW h,.xdT1;s AS IN
DEAYss1FassENGEn SCHEDULE
viii tase the passenger train from Cue de- e,
pot OF the Richmond and York Eiysr Rstiroad es
Richmond DAILY except Sundays) at r. ID,
for West Point gSers sney sSk re iss' sna
taia S: v. EsEEnAN, or Apa{ ,iS Captain tain
nsely itted ozt with splend.c acco1urnedatiebs
Tor passengers-reaching BaltfInors the following
morning in time to connect With the trains Tor
Philadelphia, New York, and the West. Return.
WEa VIA ss just below Pratt street Baltimore,
DAILY Except sundaysl st 4 O'Clock Z. a;,
passengers arriving In Richmond at $40 a. ID.
the Following day 9 time e connect wh she
road for Daayille and all points on that rosd
Greensboro, Salisbury. Charlotte, &C.. ~ ~
the chesapeake and Ohio railroad for me various
| celebrated Springs on the line OF that road..
PkSSENGER TRAIN leaves Richniosd daily
at r. II. Leaves Yves. Point daily ct e:s0 4. d.
Freight received and forwarded promptly, and
| through: bills OF lsdlnx. given 70 prominent
Wiz superintendent
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schools. Though no general revival OF
religion is reported, there is general en-
couragement and evidence Of spiritual
growth. =.
Saturday is always q busy day with Pres
byteries, but the business having accumu-
lated beyond the power of transaction to.
day, Presbytery adjourned ut rather IN
earlier hour to meet Monday morning ut
4. NJ. Closed with prayer by Rev. John
Ii. Wallace. l..
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NEW YORK, Oct. 11.-Judge Bond decides
that mortgage made in 1853, but renewed
in 1866, must be paid in gold, the renewal
not being equivalent to the new contract.
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Portuguese vice Coneuls

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-THE President
recognizes the following gentlemen as p ,sG,
Woodbridge, at Savannah, and Dir. Clemens
GIarcus, ut Charleston. -
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= cn,,,.yeur,leress Wang.

LONDON, Oct. 1.-Margares MaS Sass t tr.
a aoS She died protesting her Innocence.
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Conversational Nominations.

New ORLEANS, Oct. 1.-THE Democrats
of the second congressional district nave
nominated Geo. A. Fosdyck for the IONS
term and W. r. Greathouse for the SNORT
term.
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ra,,, Roa,er Explosion.

LOWELL, MASS, Oct. ll;-Ihere W ,ss,,; !
boiler explosion to-day at Aliens s ss;,,sd
at MiddIasex. Five persons were A''ieu =
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Cabinet Meeting.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Oct. I.-There was
O full Cabinet meeting to-day.
The weather Is wet, and the telegraph
works slowly.
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Prof. Campbell, of Washington College,
is engaged in collecting statistics of the re- re-.
cent great freshet.
The population of the getty" of Lynch.
burg in 1860 was 1888. The census for 1870
makes it 5,725.
DR.. j. S. Bocock has resigned charge OF
the Presbyterian Church in Fincastle on
account Of i'll health.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-12

WARD BEEcHER's PoLITICs. Rev.
Henry Ward Bcecher, who has been noto-
rious as a shifting politician, tersely an.
nounced his platform in sermon delivered
last Sunday, rs follows;
II an Democratic Republican,
(afem ia Republican Democrat, l mean
II any one has been at all dubious i'll rela;
ton to Mr.. Beecher before, he can now see
exactly what he is.