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ME- BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE

Ne BATCHELOR'S 81 AIR DYE
This superb Hair Dye Is the best in the world
perfectly harmless, reliable, and instantaneous ;
no disappointment; no ridiculous tints or disa-
greeable odor. The genuine VIM. A. Bachelors
Hair Dye produces Immediately a splendid Black
or Natural Brown, leaves the hair clean, seft,
beautiful !; does not contain particle OF lead or
any Injurious compound. Sold by all Druggists,
Factory, 1e BOND STREET, N. Y. jy 1l-eodly
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-26

Our correspondent "W. r." mistakes
our other correspondent who treated the
spoonfuls" question. Both know that
there is good authority for "spoontuls."
We say the best and only authority. So
there is no question to discuss.
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DOWN THEY TUMBLEI

III
NOW Is THE TIME TO BUY.
Dress Gcods, suitable for the season, ut Is and
1esc, worth 2sc.;
Dress Goods at 2sc., worth s6c.;
Black Grenadines, with silk figures and stripes,
at 80 and s73c., worth 10 and soc. per yard;
White and Colored Piques ar rs, %, and aac.;
Best Black ELK Grenadine at eoc., worth 81;
White, Buff, PINK, Lilac, and all other coiors
japanese Silks, cheaper than ever;
Best Llama Lace Shawls a. cost;
Black and Colored Grenadlne Shawls al %, worth
ss; x
All CassImeres to be closed out very low Il
White and Buff Silk Paras0ls, extra cheap; I.
Bla. K SILK Parasols and Umbrellas at cost:
Prcttiest and Best Kid Gloves at o. and 9l.so;
Table Linens, Napkins, Quilts, Towels;
Lace for curtains;
sheetings, bleached and brown;
Cottons, Prints
and lotD or other goods, to be sold extremely
low, at WIN. THALHIMER g SONS
anil No. tol Broad street. corner 9Th st.
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STAPLES:
Linens and Linen Sheetings;
Brown and Bleached Cottons;
Cotton Sheetings and Pillow Cottons
Damasks, Diapers, Towels, &c.
(At old prices, although advancing)
Linen Bosom Shirts, Bosoms,
Socks, Collars, Gloves,
Cassimeres, &C., for gents and boys.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-26

PLEASANT READING.-Tbe Floridians
must have enjoyed the weather "proDa-
bili,ies" in yesterdays papers" cyclone
is probably approaching Florida" .
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SPECIAL BARGAINS.
Two TO three hundred DRESS PATTERNS, SUM
mer and Fall Poplins, Lawns, Black Alpacas, &C.,
upon their back counter, TO be sold off at half
value, IS their inventory season list Septemberl
approaches. T. r. PRICE Il CO.,
tyao IDOL Main street
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PERSONAL.

rNHE PERSON WRITING TO A LADY
l. under the signature of BACHELOR, NJ. S.,
and SO on is In ERROR; and as the lady Is In great
perp'exity and distress at ouch atter tons from an
unknown IN an, she hopes If he Is gentlem an that
che will be insulted longe- with his notes. Ii he
persists be will be disco sered, and punishment
such as his folly richly merits will overtake him.
Be warned, for though am q foOnndn l am no
coward and, go helpme God, If This Is repeated
will ferret you out, and will spare not when
found lit
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-26

IN Lexington n,,ssS1s = 81
nv Eey.y u Preston. % siie REV J0HN
a W III h psscr ss sssst q D
Livingssou Waddell ..,t Il me resi-
s';sigs ss sse 3 sRe
a s,ass Il aes. j. nninR6k Ax
ESQ, OF Y eptucky; 70 20 mcnunty. va, --...s--.~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-26

IL, RICHMOND, VA.
The next session opens on MONDAY, October
Cd A full Collegiate Course of Instruction Is
given.
The entire expenses of etudeut including
hoard In messing CLUBS, tuition, and other COLLEGE
fees, fuel, lights, and washing, need not exceed
5000 Tor the session OF nine months. The same
be a280.
A Law School, under the control of able and ex-
pcrienccd professors, Is connected with the COL
lege.
For catalogue and further particulars, address
- b. PURYEAR,
~ Ia eodiOs Charm an of the Faculty.
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WA sHINGTON AND LEE 49,, :, , ,nv
LEXINGTON, VA.

The next session or this Institution will COM
men, q on the third THURSDAY (2lat) Of Septein.
bar. 1871. and coCtinue without internission untl
the fourth Thursday in June, 1872. r., 90,
CAL. LITERARY.. and SCIENTIFIC courses,
together with the Professional departments OF
LAW ard ENGI SEERIEG.
months need not exceed $500 or $685. according TO
the price of board. Arrangements are also m ade
for messing. by which students may reduce Ihen
expenses TO $3.50 PER session. e..
For further inform ston, address -, -.
G.. w. G.. LEE. President or
s-aSWat VIM DOLD. Clerk Of Faculty.
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DICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE

his institution begins Its sixteenth annual ses
sion October ?, 1871.
No location 81; passes the city Of Richmond for
the educ stion of the dsuah Of til; South
The Institute seeks to add to Its ADVANTAGES OF
location the best provisions for the comfort OF lts
inmates, and the highest facilities Tor their H.
struCtOn. III,
Correspondence is invited from those with
daughters TO educate. .rf.s
CHARLES II. WINSTON. NJ. A.,
an aod1u President.
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me- CONDENSED RAW BEEF,
(PULVERJZED).

This is an entirely new preparation of Beef 1t
is deprived of Its moisture by patent process by
which the solid substance Of the flesh is preserved
in its natural condition, and the ALBUMEN Is
recommended By the most eminent physicians.
For sale by MEADE BAKER,
auls Pharmacists, ole Main street.
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MEETINGS..

mHE~ MEMBERS OF STEWART
/ GROVE. No. g. IT, a; o. D.; WA ~ nt' Tg rs
fsstnrdaV, EVENING. the 2sth inst, at O'Clock.
BY order of the Y. 4. .,,cu.N sec,v.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-26

IF YOU WISH
CHEAP DRY GOODS
GO TO
JULIUS SYCLES'S,
AIS BROAD STREET. bt tween 4th and 5th.
He has received a large lot of FLANNELS, OF
all shades and colors, in which he fftrs great In
ducemen,s. AS every one wishes such goods at
this time OF the year. they would therefore do well
to give him a call.
He offers to the public great INDUCEMENTS In the
way of CASSIMERES, which he Will sell for 2sc.
and 60c per yard less than they can be bought this
season, and which are only suitable for Ial and
winter.
He will open this day so dozen Gents Merino
Shirts and drawers, which he Offers at last years
prices.
He also offers full line Of Fall Dress Goods very
cfesp such as Black silks Irish Poplins. BON
bs zines, Alpacas, Merinos, IMPRESS Cloths, and
IRISH Reps .BIeached, Brown, aud other Domcs-
ttcs-a tull assortment.
Thirty five pairs Of Blankets on hand, which he
offers ut last years. prices. .#...5 .:...
Rent mber, goods have advanced;
Ais Broad street, bctwet n 4th and 5th SIS;
SALESMEN j. j. Turner, John n. Gary, w.
D. Powers, and A. o. BeVell. no
Store closed on Saturdays. "u %
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A CADEMY OF THE VISITATION
MONTE MARIA, RICHMOND, VA.

The patrons of this institution are respectfully
reminded that the new scholastic year begins on
the FIRST MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER. Parents
In q frst-class boarding school the benefits OF .
solid and refined edacatlon, with maternal super
vision over their health. morals, and manners,
Monte Maria Academy. On the retired ana
healthy heights Of Richmond, In buildings en-
larged to admit additional applicants. the pupils
every facility under an improved system, and an
efficient cops OF teachers Tor their consentmant
and progress. ..I -
For prospectus of terms, apply to SuperioYess
OF Academy, Grace street. between ssd and ead
streets. go .4e au EtseplS
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W. AUGUST, 1871.

MORE NEW AND sEAsONABLE DRY
GOODS.
T. r. PRICE & co. have just opened
Brown, Green, Blue, Buff, and Pink Cambrics
for dresses and trimming;
New Lace and Linen Collars and Sleeves
Ladies' Colored and Black I'D Gloves, very best
Black Gro Grain silks, cheap;
Cotton and Lise-Thread Hose and Half Hose;
BulhIggan Hose and Half Hose, superior:
Corsets make and quality.
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WANTS.

A TyENTION, DRUGGISTs.-A STU
~ ALTON wanted nv young man VINO mas q
trade. Can come well recommended; Ad9rSss
tf"ue' Van 0'" y. E. DUDr.EY.
ms Norfolk. Va.
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E7REDERIGR,s HALL

Y
FREDERIGR's HALL - ~e',>-.~ !.
Ny .schoef Tor youns isdies.M vi ssCHooL.
I.Rsp OF 0OToHER is7 aud Coz ,s ~ ,c1sa
This bsautifn fernssk Absy he.,ss, -
pie pace "a ait1ated U Va scsstst.
gIsf1 q Rredeg4ck,a Hali depos Thsasn -. wltnfn
o ao la.ilosa sfe sete ia pot and tsesooss
.Bosfd snd tuition Cd Ensiiss, TYeac,, r....
MssnemstIcs use; vocse .nd InstYumeuts Mn snd
and fhe balance 18th Of February next "Jss n
al 16-dstawe1 Mrs. n ~ u.r
MISS KATE CLOPTON's sCHdGT
I've for young ladies and children Linden NJ
school VIII Be resumed on MONDIY' oc ~ ihia
I'd, 1871. The mnsiCal department. WIN hs e.so9ef
the care OF MES WIZ. II. POWERS. For ciycn n,asr
/. au Fam az 90. s,a. At the srhooi-rnnn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-26

TNgLEsTDE EE1iALE SCHOOL, I
three r.fsss troa Tredertck's Hell Depot
Chssspsake aad Ohio Railrosd, Louiss
III E Coanty YlSgtnfs.

Il ma sastd 4 ssssi 6a IS my school VIII eommencs
ca tfsssth SEPTEhaBER. snd close on tne lsst
june p ba va; ansared as GovEEEEss Mise II n
FEkN. OF louisa whom for faithfniness, rudit
inE firm discipline and thorough qualification .!
taacI,er or Enelish, French. and Music. selecsed
10 teach INV only child 10 dsughterf undsr my own
roof y
Terms
u,r all Fno1,sh Branches. Board. Tuition, and
hoi E WoehiSa .....,,.,.,,....... .9lzd
French ~
Music and use OF .............. y
Faynble half in advance; the balance on the
18th February, 1871 No extras. .
For further particulars, address Il
MRS. SALLIE A. PENDLETON,.
~. = Fredertck's Hall,
an osd2ay2w Louisa rounty, Virgtnis-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-26

uANOVER ACADEMY, VA.
INSTRUCTORS:
II. 2. JONES, NJ. A., Principal
GRAY CARROLL, NJ. A.
The next session of this echool will begin on
the lsT OF OCTOB K and end on The 27th OF
JUNE. .
TERMS: 1900 per session, payable one Elf 0c-
tobrr LIST; The other h .lf February 18th; Waahing
and lights extra $l3 per session Will cover the
cost oil both.
For circular, &C.. address
- -'.- Ii. p. JONES. Taylorsville.
an % ecitlstO Hanover county, Va.
DIEDMONT FEMALE INSTITUTE,
CHI ARLOTTESVLLE,V VA.
MRS. Il. K. MEADE, PRINCIPAL.
The nineteenth annual session OF this school
end the later part ofJune, 1877.
For terms, etc, apply to the Principal, or the
Rev. r. K. MEADE, Charlottesville, Va
atp
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-26

WANTED, to go on the Chesapealke, al ana 10
w ohio railroad near the Whtte sulphur
Springs a GOOD INTERCHANGEABLE. a'so'
SAryIK Err in q blacksmith shop. Anpiy N
% -, OF a. - WAGGONGR d HARVEY.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

T'OR RENT, desirable BRICkG
l. DWELLING wi h large garden at 'ched, HI
on the south side OF Main street. about han q
square above Monroe Park, containing ciylt or
nine rooms. with a pump OF excellent water In
the yard. This property Is In thorough otdsr.
b. n. DAVIS, Real Estate AGENT.
26.3yx 18th and Main sts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-26

TOR RENT, that desirable DWELL. a
IT ING. NO. sig. on the west side OF 7th, be- III
tween Clay and Leigh streets recently occup,h
by B. II. Smith. Esq containing ten rooms, With
gas, water, kitchen, &C Apply to
.' j. L. APPFRI0N
40 % 1t Real Estate ARentand Auc,iOneer
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-26

EOR RENT, to parties without cbil.Es
Il dren, PERfI0N Of HOUSE No. Il
CLAY street, between Let and I'd streets, with use Of
kitchen. =. n. DAVIS
an 90 ats Real Estate A g,t, 18th and Ain sts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-26

-ANTED- want q good COOK and
w nIxING ROOM SERVANT. None need
applv without good accommodating. $1,000.
"p .n on a" 80 GEO. LIE, 100 Franklin street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-26

DOR RENT, a PART OF A VERY a
II DESIRABLE RESIDENCF, corsisilnS - -
win be moderate. Apply on the preml.eSs., no. :
5th street. al .5'I
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-26

TOR Remit offer for rent or lease 4A
4 my RESIDENCE on the Grove road. hslfHl
mile beyond The city limits. House contains az
large aud four small rooms, besides Kitchen build.
ing with four rooms. The garden Is well'stocsrd
with Strawberries grapes, pears, and peaches
Twenty acres of ground attached TO the premises
Possession given immediately If required FOR
further particulars apply on premises. orto
MAJOR CHAa. HOWARD,
auo4st Iiai M4in street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-26

TOR RENT, THAT MOST DESIRE
Il ABLE STORE mo. l0al) at the south. HI
east corner Of Main and Tenth streets. occupied by
VIM. Tra Smith Esq, as clio hing establishment,
for which 1t has been used for the past five years.
Also, the SUB-CEI.LAR, OF the same dimensions
az the store; e., q! by l45 fee: with access by AZ
alley 20 feet wide.
This is regarded as one OF the best business
stands in the city. The completion Of the free
bridge across James River ~ the corner o!9th sli
Cary streets, &C., will render Is sti more central
Possession at once. Apply 10 ,,
j. l.. APPERS0N,
an a5.Iot Real Estate A gent and Auctioneer.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-02-02
9btptnbfucbt.
@ebrauhet DoS bette Sell
111lttel
9sses 2as S1sst neue 8e~ee eee srveeu Derttet tft
xuuaeu E.oljunS.

9sser zas 1'ss neue sepee ets sra6en gosttet haas
xuu4en x.aliamS.
Aue, vsl&e an ,Rem 5uft.i uter an e4pnt5u&t !skes
foatsu ben xa&nepennex 8re ens te.sprraeeRbeu Rax
mauaes IN Dssrtue 6tt9 aR6ean. lefsn:
3. 5ats g.. S' gmsea ms.se b:1a M Sa aS 1S sss<
Sb1 n Aasns esnstn Ballam .rbalteu. Sd m6$ aldt
riunen pbet epue bsnfeIben ~ en ben bat etn e.
i&Itssta tn e&p'nefuat ibsreine, bse mt So tefsss
mid IN entm traaristn 3ufanre So seradte aaee. was
mr nur anempfoRlsn wube unb empfane fur vtees gell
bas t neraueeate feline etut e1ung. So bate terAGeu's
euna BaIfam ium g'staut bod wuse ID ut&ts fetnet
goraasea. So woute tbn n&t aebrau&eu ubne meFr bau
@s @ss aases 5 sf s st S ssjSs IT.
bn setaufen tInne Der @ nt4ts muBe. Gr brans In
nib i.lta M o.siu&en So tta. etes use ~ metz e. reaa-
Reu unb be'ur tis bse Sla&e aufsetrau& mar pa.ta
metnt 2uneen eebeilt uub M aun aus s ner 9tfak-
rure ,u meiuen 8eunben xunben suseu Geea
Sd serbletbe Sbr isar erssbeues
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.n,m sas1 eridlstte id unt wuree Iauendetnt. es
gsnssa e$m q sns e,ss az % nse.tns -
uuete DIE xrautbdt uar sen alsen 8ebern unb Radt-
f&rd6sn beelette, .tne Dtarreee felets sa.eaf Rdn
ss,aSf sss spf.a se ;t%s Sf.as "a ss1ss atr ''"''
AAxf AQeu'S 2uu8eu 8alfam
81 R.ee,t ,urse mr nttsetpttlt. ras mid ,.rsxles
etnen Bee s& u q es anb ID rta fasen sa6 ntt
6uaea ednt6 eurirt parbe aub tae ID itt In Sauhe ~
fst. sa3" nc sss1 s,gss.!,s -, ,,:s.. ,,.sai's
aae nit 6ut,r ,ter raeus rela.. 3a,s ,s.r
selaft.!e yersnea aies sssesaslt4 aatss esasea 1-
- s. q 4afr's & So. .ss.aee e,s,..ss.x.
6s ssees ltt easn spsusntsaa. ttastaaat. oelA
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-02-02
9ea111t1anet* &53.

ter 8ruf uno rrdnote Die ;6eernoen
Trauen in ben 6Sbleneinsane. ~5ier
ouein 1T &ettun9 gu boffen. Die|e 3uz
fu9t miro pieQei4t gar nidt fntoedt uno
i'm Nptbfaue fam i9 ben l6malen GIN
gang 9esen Elm DuBeno FOLDER @4urfaa
Sertbetotgen."
Sie traten in bic fnitsre @6lbung.
@9on murben Die bunteln @efalten ber
Berfolaer am dueern Nanoe Der @ertie=
flung N9tbor, man b1rte> tpie iie chamber
suriefen unp na9 ben @erl9wunoeneu
| for11ten.
@orneltu5 batte fir ntbt5 Ancers6
@inn al$ fir pie @efabr, in Der Glelta
fdwebte. Gr bate nit beieen 6anpen
leine8e9leiterinneu er9rifen uno ordn9te.
IL in bic 56ble> bic ib ,peit in pos Sn7
mere pee8er8e5 ausiucebnen laien. @r
tordte 3urid. Wel@e 8erubiaun9 fir
ibn> als er fsin 0lrdui1 Yernobm> oaS
auf Die Gntpsdun9 hes Sdlupfpinfels
purA Die Nadlesencen sernebmeu LIEF.
Dunfelbett um9ab fe ron auen 5etten
Gr lief jeBt nur @lelten cine 5anr> mdb<
reno er ii9 nit Ger anperen an Der feu@@
ten 65blenwano bineriH. pbi|ippintjs
erfaBte NIT beioen 9lnpen Die iyei9eblte-
bene tbrer @ebieterin. Ger Boeen axf
Dem fe bin1 1britten, war eben uno i@ten
aus einem oiinn9eloferten Sanpe III be-
lteben, Der ibrem weitern @onoe teine
S6wierisfetten ent9eseniteQte. 8alo
rparen fe II tief i'm S9opee ber Groe,
pab 1e pas Mu5fetenfeuer >,ur &penie.
nod sernobmen> unb ielbf ber Donuer
rer Wel&lBe> pumpf, wte aus weiterGnt>
fernuns, lber tbren 6duptern binroQte.
Sn pem @em1lbe {elb(t maltete nur
etn tiefes @@weisen. &ein anberer
2out mar gu oernebmen ols bic @aritte
Der Tll9ti0en> als ibre Scemsuoe> BE
fi@ l4wer ibrer an9iteriallten 8ruft eut>
ran9en.
ueber einc @iertelfunre >pett mp@ten
iie fl, rem fnifern 65blenl@luno por9ez
crun9en lein, ols @orneliu6 .6alt
maGte uno in etrem Some, ais wdl3e f9
cine Gentnerlait bon leiner 8rult aua>
rief:
~Sbr 1eip 9erettet, tbeuere@lelia! .66rt
w{e &f uno Slutper9ieben mstt
BON unS fern ilno> al6 0eb0rten iie elmer
anceren @elt an, Die NIT unlerm 2eben
in feiner @erbinouna fsbt Die ca5 @uere
nibt becroben fam Na0au uno Sraz
nien Sie peroen gut becient bic 6er>
rem GtonSolen. Sie 9lautten fiji uno
unteme.ft alS un9elarene @ditc gum
Wale III fommen, aber man batte fie er>
wartet, man bate fiji fe Su9eri9tet, Unit
fe III bewirtben uno 0e beimiulenpen,
wenn ite Iatt w1ren oe6 rei&li9en @aFz
mable."
SD bin 3euse tines 9roben @&au,
ipiele6 9ewe(en", ia9te pos Mdp9en, ir1>
Dem ile IN bic Dunfelbeit farrte, in
peren 6nter9runoe ibre Ybanta6e einige
@eeenfdnce oes erlebten Greisni1es erz
laeinen lief: ~i& babe gum eraen Wlale
ben oanSen Wertb, Elm rubmwlrctee6
@aterlano 3u bedBen, erfannt. @laubt
ni&t Sumter @urnelius, oob meme @eele
stnen Mu9enbltd 9e3a8t babe, nur ber
&1rper mar ni@t thinner fart 9enug> Der
@ewolt oer duberen Ginprude 3u pieber>
iteben."
~Ga 1T oorbei |" 1aete NIT ldma9er
Stimme pbilippinje uno ieBte f1@, obne
@leliens 6ano los3ulo0en amBopen nirz
Der. ~6ier rpercet Sbr meinen lebten
Seufser b1ren, bier werpet Sbr mid Be-
8raben."
(8ortfebuns auf ber 2. @s{te.)
6kA> <>>I =. A<.>>1>k
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-02-02
XII.

Sn einem liebli&e, Tbale. bas BE
@s4tn her -Maas pur&l3petpeus- lie9t5
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1871-10-14
The ELECTIONS.

The elections in Pennsylvania, Ohio,
aud Iowa, on Tuesday last resulted ad-
veTsely to the Democracy. The Repub
licans have carried each of these States,
aud it appears with considerable gains.
These elections are sadly luaIcatfvo oi
defeat to the national democratic ticket
next year, for without one or more Of
these, success cannot be figured up. We
are convinced that the Democracy owe
their continued defeat to the division aud
dissension in their own ranks. 1t appears
impossible for the party to bring its real
strength into united action, and therefore
defeat follows our course. The triumph
of the Republican party insures the re-
nomination of General Grant; aud the
anti Grant Republicans may be forced
into the nomination of an opposition
ticket, more liberal and conservative than
the present Radical dynasty, aud in which
event, it might be wisdom for the De
mocracy to support the more liberal
wing, making no nomination for Presi-
dent but preserving its State and National
organization.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1871-10-14

THE news from Europe indicates that
within a year or two, there will be great
political eouvulsions and wide spread
war The causes are national, religious
aud social, and to form any conclusion:
as to the future, we must appreciate the
influence of each. The ambition aud
jealousy of nations is allied with the
affnities and antipathies of race and re-
ligion. Russia will be aided in her ad-
vance Eastward and Southward by the
adherents of the Greek church and By
the people of scIavio origin. Germany
will perhaps have two elements of dan
ger in herself One of these will be the
Catholic population which detests Bis
marek 5 anti Papal policy.
To conciliate this Catholic element
Prussia and Austria are receding from
the Bismarck crusade, and are even seek
ing to secure the withdrawal of Victor
Emanuel from Rome The other ele
ment of danger which may render vain
all governmental policies is that soeialis-
tic agitation which IS based on the wrongs
of the working classes, and has its most
formidable organization in the Interna-
tional working mems association. This
sustains the republican cause IN Spain
and eudangers the existence Of the Span
ish throne, it imperiIs British aristocra-
cy, it nerves the French communists for
another desperate attemptit causes wide
spread dissatisfaction 10 Germany, II IN
duces fierce utterance5 even under the
shadow of Russian Caesarism, aud 1t Is
the sword suspended by a single hair
over the mouarches Of Europe.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1871-10-14
The Nashville and NOrthW est
ern RailcnaA

The Board Of Commissioners appoipt-
ed to dispose of the delinquen Mt railrosds,
made yesterday conditional sale of the
Nashville and Northwestern Railroad to
the Nashville and Chattanooga Company
for twenty four hundred of the bonds of
the State, for one thousand dollars each,
with the january aud July coupons at
tached, that is 50 100000 in bonds, to
which add forty eight hundred coupons
for thirty dollars each amounting to
S144,000. This makes the sum total
agreed to be paid for the road 81 544.
600 in boUds aud coupons. In ad
dition the purchaser assumes all risk
aud liability for the claim Of the Uui,ed
States Government against the Nashville
and Northwestern Railroad Company.
amounting to about S4S5 900 in curren-
cy. a further provision in the contract
is that for the debt of the State 10 The
Nashville aud Chattanooga COMPANY. for
repairs TO the Nashville aud Northwest
ern road, amounting in greenbacks to
S537 900, the State pays to the Nashville
and Chattanooga Company seven hun
dred of the State bonds, for 81 600 each.
with January and July coupons attach
ed Thus the net amount to be received
for the road by the State is s1.700,000,
in bonds, with thirty four hundred cou
pons attached; the total of the bonds aud
coupons amounting to 81 500 ,000.
This conditional sale is nace subject
to the action which may be taken by the
Supreme Court on the writ Of error of
the stockholders OF the Nashville aud
Northwestern Company.
The Commissioners will to day submit
full repor, of all their acts and doings
in respect to the delinquent roads
Nashville Union and american, Oct 8