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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-03-17

To CLEAN SILK OR MERINoHs. two
or three potatoes, add to them pint of cold
water. let them stand short time, pour of
~he liquid clear or strain it through sieve,
when it will be fit for USE Lay the silk on
q fiat surface, and apply the liquid with a
clean sponge, till the dirt is separated dip
each piece in pail of clean water, and hang
damp, on the wrong side. Should the silk be
Of more than one color, 1t is desirable to vet
Q small piece first, lest the dress should be
spoiled by moisture, causing the colors TO run;
but for self-colored silks, the direction is an
excellent one; and satinettes, even of light
colors, If not creased or stained, make up
again nearly equal to new.-The Household.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-03-17
HON. WIN. =. ROGERS.

Mayor OF the city OF Buffalo, n. 7.
Mayors OTPiCB, BUFFALO, June g Ln
have used :" HOOiand'n 9err,An RN-sA AID TIA
ic 10 my family during the par -v.i and can recon
mend them ~ an excellent "a lmparting tone AM
v1gor 20 the eys.e'1 TsG. use has been productive
OF decidedly beneficial effects. WIN. r. ROGERS
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-03-17

II you want ANYTHING usually kept in
first class Dry Goods and Clothing Store. If it
rs good goods you want, and at the bottom of
the market, enquire at Doan's, and If be don't
have 1t to-day he will most certainly have n
tomorrow. as he is in receipt of goods nearly
every day.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-03-17
HON. GEORGE SEARswOOD.

2 Justice Of the Supreme Court or Pennsylyania
PHILADELPHIA, June l. 1893
bave tOnnd by experience that /" HoOfand's &c
man Bitters !" lie very good tonic, relieving dyspe
: GEORGE sHARswooD.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-03-17
TT9TTMONX
Ike the following was never before offered IN behalf


Of any medicinal preparation:
HON. GEORGE w. WOODWARD,
Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court Of Pennsylvania
writes:
PHILADELPHIA, March 10, 1857.
6nd HoOhand'e German BitteRs 4" is good tonic.
useful In diseases of the digestive organs Of great
benefit In cases Of debility, and want OF nervous
ton In the system. Yours truly,
GEO. w. WOODWARD.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-03-17
HON. JAMES THOMPSON

HUN. JAMEO IHOM1bUN,
Justice of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania.
PHILADELPHIA, April %, 1865.
consider " Hoonand'e German Btters q valuable
medicine In cases Of attacks Of Indigestion or Dys
Yours, with respect, JAMES THOMPSON,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-03-17

Dyspepsia had the Dyspepsia 40 badly II was i'm
possible 10 Keep any food 0b my stomach. aud / be-
came 30 weak ~ NOT tO be able to walk half mile
Two bottles Of Tome effected perfect cure
JAMES NJ WOOD.
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HON. LANES M. WOOD.

Ex-MayOI of WillialnspOrt Pa.
take greal pleasure IN Recommending - Hoodand'e
German Tonic 10 any who may be afflicted with
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-03-17

Butchers Dead fnot for Bed-BBgs
butchers lightning Fly Killer.
sold by Druggists Everywhere.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-03-17
CAUTION

doonanoe dermnL remetlio- cOuu ferIel ted
Tne genuine hay" .Ls signature of G.. M. Jack SON
on the front Of the nislde wrapper OF each bottle and
the name OF The article blown in each bottle al
others cnnnterfti
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-03-17

Or, half dozen for 100.
Price % the T"nir. 1.jO per bottle:
Or, half dozen for - so.
TIE" I""ir ~ s'"f stL tA quart hDkfirS
Rtf''llt,t Thai ~ Ia ti,s,rand- German Retne
die, 'i,ai are universally and mighty recon-
mendr6 and d. NOT aliua il,dr,lggrtr 10 Indulge VOW
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-03-17
Blood Purifiers

sSer known and win all diseases resulting from
bed blood. Keep Jour blood pure: keep your Live
In order keep your digestive organs In Q sound
healthy condition. BY the use Of these remedies, and
no disease win ever assai you The best men In the
country recommend them II years of honest Teputa
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ATLANTIC CABLE INJURED.
Commercial Convention,

CINCINNATI, Oct. GA large meeting was
held here last night, the southern delegates
participating therein. nv ~ G.sa!
Resolutions were unanimously adopted IN
favor of free Wharfage.
~[sECoED %DIsPATCH.]
CINCINNATI, Oct. Elm the Convention
to-day the report Of the Committee on Di-
rect Trade between Europe and southern
ports, and in favor of aid to American ship
ping, was adopted. The Committee on the
Southern Pacific Railroad reported, favor
ing aid by Congress TO the road over the
32d parallel, with branches to Vicksburg,
Memphis. and New Orleans. Adopted.
The report on navigable rivers Is very
long. 4 resolution declaring that they be-
long to the people, and should not be
INSTRUCTED by bridges or individual or cor
poration interests, was adopted.
The report Of the Committee or Free
Trade and Currency is pending.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 6.-The vote on the res
olution declaring rivers channels of travel
and communication, belongingto the people
Of the country, and not to be INSTRUCTED by
individuals or corporations, resulted: Yeas
Alabama, 9; Arkansas, 1; Florida, 3;
Georgia, II; Iowa, l; Indiana, not counted;
Kansas, 3; Louisiana, s; Mississippi, I;
Missouri, 10; Minnesota, 1; Ohio, u; Penn
s~ylvania, i; South Carolina, 6; Tennessee,
s; Texas, i; Virginia, 10, and Nevada, l.
10S. Nays-Kentucky, II; Maryland, I
Michigan, s; New York, 6; North Carolina,
2; PENNSYLVANIA, 1-35. ~"
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INTERESTING FROM PARIs-PRENcH SUCCESS
REGIMENT OF IRISH yoLUNTEERs-NO DIS
TURBANCE IN PARIS-THE
LONDON, Oct. G.-Late Paris advices re-
port much plundering. The railways and
highways west of Paris have been mined,
and will be exploded as the Prussians adj
vance. Beuvais, forty-one miles north of
Paris, has been made a great victualizing
station by the Prussians. Preparations for
the bombardment Of Paris are nearly com
pleted.
Tours, Oct. 6.-The battle of the 4th,
near Chalea Galliard, was productive OF
important results. The Prussians were
defeated and their positions taken by the
French. This compelled the Prussians to
evacuate Pithiviers. The Prussians aban-
doned Pithiviers so hastily that they left
many cattle and much forage.
A regiment Of Irish volunteers is forming
at Cherbourg. Men for the regiment are
leaving both Ireland and England daily.
Reports of disturbances in Paris arc all.
thentically denied. Armed citizens com
pose the police. The people dine abroad
and drive about Is though the Prussialls
| were in Berlin.
The army Of Lyons or the 1st instant re-
ported 100000 men fully armed and
equipped.
The army Of the Louvre, the same date,
| between Tours and Bourges, was reported
as $50, 900 strong. -.
An enormous quantity of arms and mil
lions of pounds Of powder have been
shipped from English ports to the French
FRENCH VICTORY.
T0uRs, Oct. Ga French battalion com
| msnded by the Due FitZ James, which dis
tinguished itself at Scissor, has again &c
complished q victory. 3,
Recent arrivals from Strasbourg report
| that the cathedral suffered severely.
LONDON, Oct. 6.-The French iroR-cladt
| are cruising in the Channel.
PRUssIAS SEws--KlNG WILLIAM DEMANDS IN
DEMNITY.
| New YORK. Oct. Ga special TO the Tel
egram says that King William demands Iii
| demnitv for the Germans expelled from
| France, and also indemnity for the lot
caused by the blockade. He also demand,
indemnity for ull other losses during thu
war.
TAT OF AFFAIRS IN PARIS.
! LONDON, Oct. 6.-Advices received from
| Paris say that the state of affairs is good
| Metz has been reinforced. and King vii
| liam will be disappointed i'll his expectation
/ of finding anarchy in Paris. The French
are armlng new troops very rapidly.
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cious circumstances. Many old students
are coming back, aud il would do you good
10, stand In their midst and see the cordial
grasps that are given as old friends meet
again, and to see their faces Lie up with Joy
as they mingle again amid familiar scenes.
There are many new ones arriving, also,
who can't enjoy this pleasure ; but soon
they will become acquainted, and then feel
"as happy ASA big sun-1iower."
We have seen something about the astro-
nomieal observatory that Mr.. Leandcr Nc
Cormick proposes erecting here or at
Lexington. We have nothing against Lex
ington-indeed, we think that that would
be a good place for it but we are decidedly
Of the opinion that, taking everything
under consideration. the situation, the ac-
~cessability, the high reputation of the Uni.
versity, together with its scientific men,
that this is the very place for the establish
lncnt Of such IN observatory and we trust
that Mr.. Mccormick may be the instru-
ment of raising to 4 still higher standard OF
reputation the institution of which Jeffer-
son WAS the founder by carrying out the
design which he proposes, and which will
stand as a monument to his princely libe-
rality long after he shall have passed away.
SrI-ppSr
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g DISPATCHES.
IMPERIAL GossIP-GEN. RIPLEY.

IMPERIAL GossIP-GEN. RIPLEY.
LopoN, Oct. 6.-The adherents of the
French Emperor are active. Rouher and
Baron Jerome David, who live here, visit
the Empress often. it Is rumored that
Prussia is not averse to the movement IN
favor of Napoleon. some assert that Bis.
| marck furnished a part of the funds ior the
establishment OF La Situation, the impc-
rial newspaper here.
Late Paris advices say that Gen. Trochu
is turning Gen. Ripley's experience and
ability to good account. /:
LONDON, Oct. 8.-General Treskow COM
mands the Prussian army operating lii the
south of France.
LONDON, Oct. Give hundred houses
| were destroyed by the bOmbardment ut
| Strasbourg, and ten thousand persons were
! rendered houseless. -
| King William reviewed the Sixth army
| corps at Versailles on Wednesday. His
| headquarters are permanently established
| at that place. /.
| FRENCH SUCCESSES. /
| CHATREs, Oct. D., RIA Tours, Oct. G.-Can-
| nonading commenced this morning near
| Maintenon.
ST.. QUENTIN, Oct. D, uo Tours, Oct. G:-
| There was a fight yesterday near SCISSORS.
| IrlSOneTS say tulI TWO lcSiiItch,S uhuSi
Duke of Meeklenburg Schwerin We're de-
| teatcd by the garrison. - ;,
Gen. RieganI reports that Che French
| troops under his command achieved Q
| decided success yesterday.
STEAM MITRAILLEUsE.
Tours, Oct. CIT is asserted that an ar
morer at Lyons has constructed q steam
! mitrailleuse, the most formidable yet
1 l,ro,p, NJ payrc from, Daris !
Gen. Riegan drove the Prussians three
| hours march beyond Toury. The Prus-
| sian force consisted of 800 cavalry, support
| ed by 1900 infantry. Gen. Riegan captured
some guns at the village OF Chisses.
Do1NGs OF TIE IMPERrALIsTs. rs, !
New YORK, Oct. ga special to the
Times, dated Brussels, Oct. ., says: j
have had accounts Of the doinSa of q nest
Of Imperialists at Jersey. They are spend
Ing money p~rofusely and b~oaSting what they
can do through certain political connections
in England. Rouher, Druvnde FHuys, and
a host of other notables, including lie
Bouetf, visited the island at night in small
boats. This creates quite an excitement
here"
Mrs. Washburne, III Brussels, receives
letters frequently from her husband by bal
loon express. IN .a.. z.,.g,
1t, is stated at Berlin that the cold Ian
guage Of the German press regarding tbt
annexation of Alsace and Lorraine excite!
Bismark's displeasure. II this Is corrective
may hope tor peace.
AMERICAN VIEW OF Tue SITUATION In RARIs
The following was received by balloon
from Paris, dated September 20, and I'D
dressedlon an open card to q. w Ridder
Maiden Lane, New York "TeH my fanl
lily / am in no danger. There are plenty 9
provisions here. The terrible stories ,ar
ufactured by Bismarck regarding interna
dissensions here are utterly false. In
troops arein excellent condition.
BY same balloon, same date, an open car
from William Dreyor 10 y. Dreyer, Fayeff
street,: Baltimore, says: Our days ar
occupied with perfeeting our ambulanees
of which we Americans are Justly proud
There IL no danger Of tafnins for months
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The English Press Anticipating Gen,
Lees Death.

New YORK, Oct. Ca special to the
dard, DIsraeli's organ, of tomorrow will
contain an article written in anticipation of
the death Of Gen. Lee, reported by teIe-
graph to be now lying at the point Of death
in Virginia. The article slys:s"A country
which has given birth to such q man as
Robt. r.. Lee may look the proudest nation,
In the most chiyulrous period Of the history
of Europe, feaPlessly in the face; for no race
has in any age produced u nobler soldier,
Christian gentleman and man than the he
roic Virginia captain.o :.
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poRr or ZIG MuAU, ocr, Q, 1870,

@e.a ARRIVED ,,
steamer John sylvester. Clifford, Norfolk, me-
3nan, Use and PASSENGERS, -. 8. IatuTn
Sleamer Ellie Knight, Travis, Baltimore, mer-
chandise and passengers.
steamer Isaac Ben, Brakeman, New York, ner-
CHI ,ndi So and passengers, Jolp W Wsapo NO
coal, sras works.
coal Gas Works. .
20 -. :. Royster and iron % Tfedegar Company.
Schooner Mohawk, Wright, Georgetown, coal
Schooner Lawrence, Page Havre dc Grace,
Schooner Marsens Munson, Dayton, Albany,
sioo2 sarah = arren, Blake, Norfolk, shingles,
Woodward & Son.
steamer Ellie Knight, ,Travcra, Baltimore, mer-
cllartisc AMI passengers.
Steamer James ). Green, bh1iaaeiphla' mer'
clandise and passengers, W. Porter.
Schooner Eebecca Secor. Frayser, Baltimore,
merchandise, Curtis & Parker.
schooner w. N. Gcsner, Egbert, Norfolk. Eeh''
BELOW.
steamlug Portland with Six echooners In tow for
Richmond.
WEST POINT, Oct. e.-Arrived, steamer STATE
Of Virginia., Freeman, Baltimore. merchandise
and passengers, York River Railroad company
aa ao sS1.so q CR ssiusA' Oct. e.-Arr1yed, steamer
Irousldes, Mayo, Baltimore, merchandise, and
passengers, Richmond, Fredertckshurg ana 70
tomac RAILROAD Company, anu sallea Oh rst"fh'
lBY TKLEaRAPH.l
FORTRESS MONROE, oct. e.IArriyet. bark ID,
rico, ship Bell Moss, and bark AylestoIe, fr2m
Callao, for orders. An easterly storm prepai!s.
PHO boat Slicer reports Passed III, LOT baltl.
more, bsrks Cliff on, from Rio: Young, ION
i,iyerpool, and brig Hornet Passed OUT, shlp
Molocka, for Aspinwall; bark st. Ursula, FOL
New York. -
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Hsssoak n-rarsess.

Ge -A~pptss.-aoufhsrn dried, Z, a, sE3ae..
OBJ .ahtse, rs pr rqualisS. nsmifAi; ya1io3,
C0as-Low mfldiina ngrac.; ordinary,
lie I'd ordinary 10.
sb ssps se al. 81; cal. isssi NIP asp. st IT, as ssa
HavssLseasI2s.
3Odfs.- New, weight, a7lf4sc. gig fE
Ruqs.--In bales, dc. 2s r>
Resiina; Common, h,ss;. Eo.. I. S2,so@n; 40.
.Stdre8. Red oak hogshsad, sas; cui1s,, sea.
" n,te OAK bshdiug. ts5 |; culls, .2S@sss uhpe
PAX hug beadt sG5 cail sa2 Nhite oax pipe, sls ;
ShsaJts-T~o.festEn 70. Ihelrss sis 50; da.S
that, 10 On. saa. ~. 8so.so twelve nei.eo.
No. Z. ssps. StQ g. SO common stin,Ies. E@Ss.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. per gallon, 5shf4seyD
Whsd12-R bite. fart To rhine OIL. se6sl-2s; orti-
SI.50; ordinary, Sl.l9ElS1. 20. 64s .slsy
I~ar.--Large barrels; 81 IS; snail barrels, $3.50.
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Knoxville MarEet.

ttcT. 4. -Wbest nd Data c~prtIoue dafrc4std,
Drien fruit Is active ut anot stisns. ~ s'd "
Whsat-Ah'te DOC. GSI; rcd, se8sse. Damp
and dlrIy lots unstable. 90 80. .-tF
Corn -75fsoc. loose.
~oats.Afrimr, Soc, loose sacked on cars, ssG
Ezour.-Famiiy. sassass; extra, s., saass.H;
irE falling abou, SOC. per Dag higher
IS Bacon -Hog-sound. TIC; crest Sides, NI9c.L
Ldrd~-Good lots, ls%l2oc. In cans. .Era2
Feathers. ttull n &c. ., lqt AZ
CSmnfry Produce Butter, 2s@?sr. Patgt4es,
Soc 70 odshel, apples: 2EM4ec. u busbel. Eggs.
|ISSali5c.f chicken 81, 1SEl2aes tft1
Il Dried Fruit. GOOD deaisad. spciess aGa3s.;
Beer atte -M,rket quiet and prices low ; best
EauriiI.. a@S3c. Rrasa.
Stock RJgS.-Demsnd vcrBsacuv-y and pEtces
Arm sales of fair averages are readily mate Ut
5@7c. gross.
Market veil supplied and PRICES low.
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COMMERCIAL.
BSGraizi end Flour Market.
,seAs AsD FLcuHTHxcasEeH,.
sEcHK0NDs VA.t Oct. o tsfoss

H.- ~ .l..EfIIL - AN4s
Dneat.-White, 1890 ouahels. Red, a.sss BUSH
els.
$50 bushels. Is
Odts.- 40 bashels. sJssS se.as
Rye. 8 bushels. u lTH
ScreeHiRgss-sG bushels.
f. anLEh. ,5s.5
Wheat. White, 4o2 bushels very good at $3.50
.isp bushels prime OH pr,yate terint $50 busliej;
good on erivate tes ms ; 2S+ bur he's ad,y Gleantc
at 81. IS; * busLels good at Ai.45; Il bp. Eeist ugf
at 81 200 bushels fair at 81 40: os bushels et sl.lo
ao2h usfeis at 81 80 Total ] 1893 bush Is. !
Wheat.-Reo, 1ss bushels at 81 223 1os bushels al
Fl. 20 a72 bushels gooo al ~ IS 50 bushels smutty
at sI.17s Ios, bushels fair NJ 81 70: s2s bushels 10;
g Tor ON private FERNS 80 Bushels very good ~
81 80: SO bushels smntty NJ SLID "a bugh rs prime
on prf rate terms !; 90 bushels nc 3Ll0. Total, L2Se
bushels.
nv hitc, % bushels weevll.eaten atsl.oe3
q bushel; very good new at 81. Mixed, ta6 hhsheIs
Sery COED st Sl.os. 80. (
Oats. 10 bushels inferior at 42c.
Rye.-8 b shel5 at 623c-
ScreeniRgs.-50 bushels at 49,: i8 bushels at s6c.
Total, e5,bushels.
RE-ExH1BITkD. ;
Whe1t.-White,. s72 bushels. Red, 500 bushels:
COrn.-Mtxed, $50 bushels.
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Nominating Convention I'm che Sixth,
Conversational District,
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE D1spArcH.l

ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE %DIsPATCH.l
STANTON. Oct. 6.-The Conservative
Nominating Convention for the Sixth Con-
gressional District met and organized per-
manently. Major r. ". Hunter, Of Win
chester, presided. The editors of the dis
trict present were made secretaries. There
were 10,447 votes present, out of 16, see,
the whole vote Of the district.
The Convention adjourned to meet again
on the 18th of October.
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Politics.

AUGUSTA, Oct. 6.-The Fifth District Re-
publican Convention, held here yesterday,
nominated for Congress Col. lsham S. Fan
min, of Morgan, for the long term, and
Thomas P. Beard (colored), of Richmond,
very inharmonious.
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II


|THESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
CROAU.-tin and after THTRSDaf 9th Octo.
Der, 1870, the PASSENGER Tk A will run as
follows
MAIL TRAIN .lll run DAILY between nicE-
mono and Stanton. Except sunGfY.i bitween
Sordonsville and STANTON. -A
Leave Richmond &C o Il. Ill, suo ArIlse ~
Staunton st $3.50 7. Ia, .l
Leave Stanton at Ia. ID, and arrive az
Between staunron and White Sulphur .s viii run
lri-we, KY as follows Y ~
and SATURDAY. at 1885 A. NJ, and arrive ~
White sulphur at Sis T. IL. -
| Leave White sui phur on MONDAY: WE'D
NESIiAY, and FRIDAY, at A.. M aud arrive
There yiil;be q translc at Wvanna river, near
Charlottesville. and one at south river, near
Waynesuoro', until the bridges are completes"
- JAMES a. NElEEHLAiSU,
or GcntTa A. Ticket Agent
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Baltimore Cattle Market.

BALTIMORE Oct. S. Becves inactive: closed ut
rbnut last weeks rate /; offering q sDaie bebe
tnan thosa OF last week. Fl st .qualit, qsons1 at
6s@7; ordinary 10 MEDIUM, Ag55 Retelpt.s = Ion:
8 lies Its. Swine deulan't I &c AID shout eqrai
To supply quoted az iL1l2t.5 kecein2 =. 4,esl.
leep-good, SARGE, and zwaated: cnmmon:jtn
soud suppy and neeiec ed; fair tn I'D, tgG;
good TO extra, 4l1st. Receipts, 6,ss0.
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A Citizen Of Richmond Drowned.

ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO TIE DISPATCH.
STANTON, Oct. 6, 1810.-An old
gentleman from Richmond, named a.
II. West, who has been passing through
the country buying bank notes, was
drowned. He was In the house of
Noah Kite, in Page county, when it was
swept off by the flood.
The first train since the flood has just ar
rived from the west of this point, bringing
some fifty or sixty passengers. S.
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President Grant flew Military Dis.
tract. ~ r

WASHINGTON, Oct. 6-The President will
receive no visitors on Tuesdays or Fridays,
and only before u o'clock on other days. :
It is stated that Alabama is to constitute
a separate militarg-district in the Depart.
ment Of the South, and that General $. w.
Crawford will be in command. 1t is also
stated that ten additional companies Of
troops will be sent there.
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The Health of Gen. Lee...

ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DIsPATCH.j
S%TAusToN, Va, Oct. 6, 1sT0.-Dr. Ora
ham, direct from Lexington this evening,
represents Gen. Lee Is improving, with no
symptoms of paralysis. &.
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A TERRIBLE ~TRAGEDY.-R. j. Jennings,
at Sardis, Miss, last saturday shot Frank
Williams four times, then stabbed him to
death, for outraglng his wife, who is insane.
Jennings surrendered, and was acquitted.
A portion of Jennings's wile's jewelry was
found on Williams.
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dIOaiIOEos
PoTChAC ROUTE TO ALL POINTS
NORTH, EAST, AND RORTH&Rsr.
TRAILS No. / THRoUGH MAIL TRAIn sta
Washington leaves the depot. corner or BYRD SIG
Eighth streets,, DAT at t1:15 A. NJ Arrives IN
A1chmond daily at 2:2S P. II.
TRAIN No. 2.-The EALTlMGRE
TRAIN, connecting at !hquia creek witn tns
s,eamers Georaeapna and Donsides leaves INC
depot, corner Of Broad and Eighth stree:s; daily
Isundays excepted) 81 q o'cloek r. NJ. Arrfvesia
RichmondtMoIdays excepted) a. $40 A. Msi.
TRAIN No. a.-THRl'UGH MAIL TEaIS u19
Washington leaves the depot co rner OF byrd 20
eighth streets, daily Sundays excepted, az ~
81. Arrives In Richmond tMondays efcepssd)
TIL Tanouan rICsErs aud THRoUaHBAg.
GAGE CHICKS to al principal pointa
NORTH, EAST. and n RTHWEST:
-ERElGHTS contracted for and forWafoe1
daily. with dispatch, to all points eno
sPECIAL N0TIuE.1The BsITIMQRsEX.
PRESS TRAIN atll run as far es lMNfords tahon
on Sunday, leaving Richmond, icoreef q broam
and Eigh.n streets, AZ D a, NJ. Re.urnlnE, WIN
leave Milford on MONDAYS st s:2S ~, M. AID ~.
rive at Richmond e s:33A. NJ, a&ysfa
Apply at .C0MPANY,S OFFICE, corner o'
~ J. B.-6s+LRRY,
General Ticket AsenS,
ED. T. D. MYERS, General superintendent
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come. The city is quiet and very orderly
Private letters TO October 3D. by BALLOON
received this afternoons, confirm the above
NEWS FROM ITALY.
FLORENCE, Oct. 8.-Signor sella has re-
mitted to the Pope fifty thousand crowns,
the amount OF his civil list for the current
month.
ATLANTIC CABLE TNJURED.
LONDON, Oct. 6.-One of the cables is In
jured neHr New Foundland. It win be re-
paired in u few days. .