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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-27
9itI>mond nispatrlt.
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER u, 1871.
THE CIRCULATION or TIE DISPATCH
rs LARGER THAN TIE CONFINED CIR.
CrLATlON OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY.
FROM WASHINGTON.
The kukluX Machine -Speculations ABOUT H.
[Svtcisl Correspondence OF the Dispatch.i
WASHINGTON, Sept. %.

WASHINGTON, Sept. %.
The kukluX trials at Raleigh have ln-
spjred certain ardent Radicals with The
hone that the movement which has been
iuauguratcd in that state Of arrc>tlng per-
cmptoriy aud without warrant men
charged with crimes against the kukluX
Iaw will lie extended 10 tho arrest OF prom
incnt citizens there. and in other sections
OF the South, on the ground that they ioS-
ter, encourage, anu support the alleged
outragcS. The thorough proscriptlvc feel
iuw of absolute tyranny Is by no means
dead in the. Radical party, and Its repre-
scntativcs will certainly Insist upon It's cN-
crciSc Ivy the Government. IL Is pleasant,
howeycr. to hc able TO record the fact that
The aGhcrcnts TO this view are in very
great minority and powerlesS. They may
attempt this winter TO have Congress join
them in crusade against leading men IN
the southern States, but in that respect
they will certainly fail. Notwithstanding
what has arcady trauspired, it may be
doubted if they will succeed in securing a
ccrpornrs guard" in the House Of Rep
resentatiycS 10 endorse further proscrlp-
ton.
The greatest interest is manifested in Off
cial circles here to know what will trans.
p,re al the Republican Convention NJ Wor.
CcSter, Mass, on the day after tomorrow
There has becu no such uncertainty as tc
results in advance of any oI the convcn-
tions which have met during the present
wear. The inteIc attaches a> well to the
tone If the resolutions which will DE adopt
ed as to tae nomination which will be made.
and the immediate results and circunl
stances attendant thereto.
| Although the Republican officials hc!c
ItynrcSs no doubt whatever Of their success:
in cltctinc Gen. Moves Governor Of Ohio
they are still on the anxious seat respecting
the Legislature. Boutwell, is expected tt
make the g;eat speech of the campaign fol
them, probably some day during the pre-
sent week.
Staanaticn still holds on here, and no
thing OF interest in Il political or oificia
way can emanatc hence until after the ti!s
proximo. TlM0E.
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MoRTUARY REPoRT.-The followinois tho
mortu1rr report for the week endina Satnr1
uay, sept. -, 1871, compiled from sections
returns received at the otli.e of the Board
Of Health y
Whole number of deaths in the city. 81 :
Sex: Males, 10; females, lS. Color white
males, 5; white females, 10; colorcd mlle..
II colored females. 8. Condition: Single.
- married, 10; widowers /; widows. /:
unknown. 3. Nativity: United States, :;3 ;
ireland, 2: Germany, ,. Locality: City at
large, ); Marshall " ard, 4; Jefferson Ward,
!; Madison Ward, ); Monroe Ward, 5: Cliv
Ward,2; Jackson Ward, 8; almsh,ise, 3
Age: One day to thirty, 3; 1 month to 81
SIX months to twelve, 5; one year to three,
d; three years to five, >; live years to ten, /;
ten years to twenty. twenty years to
thirty, d: thirty years To forty, 4: folly
years TO fifty, /; ii!iy years to sixty, 4:
sixty lelrs to seventy, l; unknown, l.
BY whom certified Rcsular practitioners
2I; Irregular practitioners, ,; coroner, 4
Board Of Health, t. Causes Of death: Apo
pleXy, l {; asthma, ! casualty, /; cholcra
intantilnl, | congcstiyG fever, |: eongcs
ton Of brain. .; consumption, 3 (coloredl
convutSions, | diarrh9l, acute, /; diar
rETa, chronic, 1 !; dySentery, acute, 3; dys
entery, chronic, L; cuteritls, Q; heart dis
ease, | hcmatcln"siS, /; Intermittent te
yer, l; Jauudlcc, /; maraSmus, /; pncul
m0nia, l !; purrura, / remittent fever,
suicide by poison, l; syphili+, ; trismu
nasuntilm, l: typhoid fever, .; whoopin!
cough, , !; unknown, y.
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Letter CrOEn Baltimore.
[Coile poacence OF tue Richm ohd Dispatch.
BALTIMORE. MD Sent. 25. ISL


BALTIMORE, MD, Sept. 25, 1871.
Decidedly the most pleasant, cheapest,
| aud most comfortable route to Baltimore is
via the York River railroad line and their
connecting steamers, the Eastern City and
| the Daniel Webster. The Eastern City,
under the charge Of Parser NJ. Y. =. Cav.
euder and Captain George X. Dawes, Ii
most admirably managed. The state-rooms
are very comfortable, the beds good, linen
! clean, and the fare ercclch. These vessels
| are very staunch and Toomy. atlording fine
| freight accommodations and combine quick
transit with cheap rates. AS competing
| line, il deserves 10 he we'll patroniZcd, and
after it becomes well known they will have
| to run twice daily.
| The Knights lcmplar had gala week in
| Baltimore, and the lust of them are just
getting home, finding it very difficult TO
| tear themselves away from the noble ard
gencrous-hcaltcd Knights of the Monu-
menla! city, and The beautiful ladies they
met there. The Richmond knights are
very proud OF their reception, and they
have cause to be. They arc spoken of as
l,oking lovely, and is being the highest
toned knights ct I'LL. Sec Sunday Bulletin.
The Commercial Convention organized
Yesterday. Richmond and Virginia bc!ng
ABLY rcprc>cntcd hv Judge Ould, Col. Bo-
cock, Col. Wm. l.. Tanner, Capt. BAbaock,
sluior Darlington, MI l.. ID. CrcnShaw,
MIR. Warwick, Il. ". Hughes, Esq, and
others.
Hon. VIM. Pmkncy Whyte delivered the
address Of welcome. 1t was splendid and
finished piece OF oratory, and his illusions
to the Old Dominion were beautiful ln-
deed. lie will be the next Governor of
Mary land.
We notice amongst tile list Of candidates
for the next Maryland Legislature the name
Of Major Elias Griswold, provost marshal
of Richmond during the war. He is an
able man and fine lawyer, and as honest
and incorruptible rs any man in the Land.
He will make an able representative for the
great city of Baltimore. The only pity is
Lha, we have So few of such noble men.
We heard the Rev. Thomas u. Dud-
lev, rector Of Christ Church, last sum
day morning, and was much pleased. lie
is an able and impressive preacher, and his
congregation is building him new white
marble church, which when finished will bc
the finest in Baltimore.
sunday afternoon. attended st. Luke'S
(HpiscopaD Cnuich, aud enjoyc the entnn-
III. of the services hwgeiy, but it WAS lit
tie too much Tor Il Virginia churchmau--
uut only Il little.
Mr.. Randolph, of Virginia, rector of
Emanuel, has large and tlouri; hing
church.
This desultorv letter is already too long.
May be at the next triennjal of Il. L, iu
New Orleans, and certainly ut the next one
held in Baltimore, especially If We can 60
with Capt. John Henry Freeman and live
on his boat, and return by the York River
route.
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:, :f9RTsMouTu BAPTIST ASSOCIATIONS
hscninond visitors to the Portsmouth Ban.
tist "A Assertion, which his Just closed jfs
annual session in Smith!eld, returned in
Ir 1nc John Sylvester yesterday afternoon.
lney speak IN The warmest terms Of the
,,i,GDounded hospitality of the citizens Of
tne town of all denominations. The body
Is eighty years old, has torty-two churches.
win nearly five thousand rlembers. and
embraces the cities of Norfolk. PoSts1
mnouth, n and Petersburg, and the counties of
Norfolk, Princess Anne, Isle of Wieht.
.N,ansemond, southampton, Greensy,ile
surry' and Prince George. There were
oyer eleven hundred b1ptIsms reported for
.he past year, and large contributions to all
the denominatonal enterprises. Rev. Thos.
iumc, OF Norfolk, was elected Moderator
ana IN 4. b. Branch, Esq, of the PctersburS
Da''y J'roJreSs, clerk. Reports on State mis-
siohs, lorelgn missions, education, Sunday
schools, colportage, and other subjects.
were reaI; and addresses delivered hv
hev. >. B: Jeter, D., d., Rev. William +.
8roadus, ID. D., Reys. c. Il. Dickinson. ".
d. Hatcher, W. \. Whitescarver, A. Z.
owens, Reuben Jones, and others.
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NO. rs

| = TEACHERS IHsr1TUrE op c. =,
ferfai, "a meeting Of teachers; of f;has
CboI Cbr,.uIt county was held at tho psnt;s,
Pan.,sI' manchester, September % 1S7, !"
tanda{ a. Hancock. ESQ, comfy Snnor;-
ent, ronne.., IN The chair, and Chos. n Er;a,, !,
ipeIue9teu po TO act rs secretary. pr,rar aretu It
hey. jos. +. Deans. rraJer Dy
| n d. o1nc,c'ses commenced by an essav h.,
~ -. Is. Hancock. ESQ.,, of ! lover Iisuy u;my oy
rns .ns SUBJECT Hotc far are Me fennta j VI, VI,
.te:ponSaofe for the manners and eau's1S .s,"ers
'"Inacter Of the pupils ?'' S"o ~
,bnra beiesLlhg remarks were made unon tho
1--we Tr subject by Messrs. FlaurnoI en"
ri,sha, aud M0rrissett. no!'
Mr. moore advocated the cont;nu,t;o, &c
% rne use OF the Bible in the schools t for tba Ha
ana religious training of the s,.h o,a,s
Er;a,.1 E;,,,1 views were expressed by Wessrs
FRIEND and Hotclkiss. y niesSfs'
,;.ol. Irol. jed. Hotcnkiss, Of Staunton do
Welh lhreceiyed. ofns' "u0h WAS
con,Es Mss margaret Allen, OF Manchester nre.
soh.eu al essay on Discipline" Al n;"bt
ny request, Prot. Hotchkiss delivered his
ie tGo.ule on geography to an intelligent an,
ofence, despite the threatening appearance
,,, me programme for to-day is rs follows
ne Ieachers' Institute will assemble nj tht
papCiSG church at 10 o'clock 4. Nj. Essa o.
ny u. Il. flournoy and D. V. A. Tucker
,ec1ufe on arithmetic by Prof, Jed. Hotch
Spenser. -'te''o
ioniGht at 8 o'clock Prof. G.. II. Win
SION VIII lecture on grammar, The nujii,
are invited to attend
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Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad.
lCorrespol dence of the Richmond Dispatch
NEAR STRETcHER's NECK,
FAYETTE COUNTY, WEST VA.

FAYETTE COUNTY, WEST VA.
Sept. 90. 1871. }
As "variety is the spice of life" L have
| thought that letter from this fu7TtT
county might not be unacceptable, and
| then, too, the Dispatch is such firm friend
of the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad that
am sure it is always glad to hear of its rapid
on this portion of the road are getting
along tinely, and there is no danger that
they will delay the through train of 1872.
I Hands are plentiful ut this time, but wages
hold well at $3.50 per day. The health of
| the hands is remarkably good, though the
doctors who practice on them at the rate OF
fifty cents per month. sick or well, have to
put on show Of business, and fly around
considerably. ..-.-..-.---
One Of our men was bitten some time
since by coppelhead, butfurther than Il
GOOD scare he suffered very little. The
doctor advised that he drink as much whis-
key a possible. and being large man his
caDacity was considerable. He took to it.,
however, like fish to water, and remark
ed afterwards that it was the first time
he had gotten enough OF that medicine
since the good old days when he used to
inbibe ut three cents II drink.
This being the most inaccessible portion
of the road, our greatest difficulty is to kee .
supplies on hand hut by ordering a month
ahead of their need we manage to keep
enough to eat.
l was reminded considerably of bellum
times while riding through the adjoining
country few days ago by the creakiDg OF
the sorghum mills. The people here still
make it, and declare that "their molasses
is the best IN the world" How the people
along the river lived prior TO our coming
is mystery to me, for there are scarcely
any signs OF their having raised anything
but dogs and children.
The great event of this week is the looked
for passage Ton a tour of inspection) Of our
worthy digpitaIies, President Huntington,
Vice President Wickham, and Chief En-
gineer Whitcomb.
T take your valuable daily, but as live
tbirty.two miles from post-ottice (tell
Postmaster.Gener Creswell about that it
is a little old when it reaches me. Should
you give this place in your paper VIII
write again 1T You say SO, when nave
more to write about than / had this time.
RAILROAD MAN.
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POLICE toURT, TUEsDAY-Justice j. j.
Whtte prestding.-The following cases were
disposed Of:
William aardgroYe (colored), charged
WIN cutting Ferdinand Newsom with q
razor, with intent to kill. Sent to the grand
lJury OF the Hastings Court. I;.'
SIhsleton Plcasants (eolored), charged
WIN WIN siabDing Nancy PleasaLts, his wife,
Sut H,Un khlle, ana threatening to kill her.
- uenry smith, charged with creating a
olS,urhance in the Theatre. Discha rged.
george and Robert Richardson and C6ns.
MoshE (colored), churgcd with stealiny
seven walking caGcs Of the value of 81 the
properly or jos. Harra. Geo. Richardson
I.lI cnaS: Mosoy sent to jail for thirty davs.
Thomas II. Stroiher (eoIored>. cb,rooa
With a>slultIns and beating Clay Jonses sa
Dismissed. No prosecutor. 'oneS'
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The Churchmdn. an organ OF the Episco-
pal Church, published ut Hartford, Conn.,,
undertakes an unusual enterprise in con-
nection with the trlennial convention or
that Church, which opens its sessions in
Baltimore on the 4th OF October. The pa
Pss Ihe s eG usa and I 1--WE l n ysr5aim
report of the proceedings, made by Mr.. D.
F. Murphy and his efficient corps Of re-
porters OF the United States Senate. As
the official report of the convention, 1t will
afterwards be published in pamphlet form.
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NEsDAY. MORNING. SEPTEMBER - 1871 !

.ney would hear from him more tban on.,
Is ts soon as the campaign ia ina,io,,rnta1 unIe
,g afE would assure them, too. thai All 'it, b;.
snrgos;s uros should be directed towards Con' n'
tho boap.ain ipn Holiday then spoke. accentino .
n,yin rmr ironllnati9n gratefully and grayelv % nnG
tafins high and chiyalrous comnl;n,,n,', "na
tU r,,s gallant competitors. He tbo,oht n,o
NM, ,n very right to expect elorIons tr, mI
nropoh po lor The Conservative party in the an
sorvo mvaen'ns !. campaign. Ills motto was m g "
Tbs sna saa ne was enlisted for the war.
ionrm.d nu ccnatorlal Convention then nh.
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~, mentioned In our last ths. Dir. YRAYsEn
nao opened new Photographic establlshmout ia
htsamonu, va. We are nov In receipt or come
samples OF his work, which are very fine. Eyery.t
snins ABOUT them Is very ana-posing, lighting. )
enemicai enects' printing, toning, aud mouating.
ASey nave, in add ton, thu. geea: excellence Arc
relief; they are so rcund you can anoo. take hold
OF tdcm.-M 2 Photographic Bulletin, l''i1
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Jon PRISTISG,-Ra call tho attention OF r,cr.
2ha2ts clerks OF courts, ehariGs. lawyers, rail-
roac, steamship and ceual officers asd agents, and
Si others having crdera for printing to the fscli-
ties offered at the DISPATCH PRINTING EsrAB-
L1Sl1MENr fer the prcInp. and faithful execution
Of oil kinds or JOB Pri;,a,ns. Sc can furnish at
slort notice Cards, Bil-ncSds, LettGr-Heals,
Programmes BAH Tickets, Blanks. Pamphlets,
Tags Hand-Bi!ls, Catalogues, Bills OF Fare, Show
Bills, Checks, Drafts, &c, &c., &c. S.s::racL!yn
guaranteed.
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FARMERS BANKING AND COOPERATION
CoMPANY.-Judge Wexford has granted L
charter of of'incorporation to the "Farmers'
Banking and Cooperation Company" OF
HenrIco county. The corporators are
Messrs. G. a. Wallace, John 7. WIenn. B.
j. Kellam. n. c. Sheppard, Chas. i. Wor..
tham, W. r. Polk, IbOs. Pollard, Samuel
Cottrell, Jr,, j. B. Haryie, Jr., Charles NJ.
Wallace, and W. Z. Moncure, who IL. a.
Wallace being presiCcnD constitute the
board of directors for the first year.
The company is formed for the purposes
of II bank of discount and deposit for the
accommodation and benefit especially OF
the tlllers of the soil !; the sale and exchange
at reduced rates of commission OF farming
products, and the purchase OF farming i'm.
plements, fertilizers. &c.; cheapening to
the tillers of the soil the transportation Of
their products to market, and bringing to
their homes at reduced rates exchanges for
said products, and to encourage and pro-
mote thrift and intelligent farming by the
introduction and illustration OF useful aud
improved modes and Implements of culture
on such model farms ofthe company is may
be necessary for such purposes. The capt.
tai stock is to be not less than 5000, 600 and
not more than SI,0J0,0OO, divided into
shares OF 300 each.
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;, IMPORTATION or SALT AND PLAsrER.-Tbe
British bark Helena, Coffin, master ,yae
entered ut the Cu,toiu-house Yesterday witt
$500 sacks tine sal. and ITO tons common
salt, III bulk, for Mc:srs. S. e. Tardy & CO..
Of this city.
The American schooner Frank Jameston.
HoskilI, master, from Windsor, Ms, was
also entered Yesterday with 300 tons lump
plaster for a. $. Lee, OF this city.
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AUCTION MALES To-Day.

PAINE & co. will sell at their store at 10 A. M:
large stock OF toots, shoe7, hats, ready
J, made clothing. &c.
LEE &GODD1H will rent al auction ats =. M
farm ot so acres, near rogwood, one aud a.
half miles wsat OF Richmond
CRU usBS WILLIAMS VIII sell at 4. L. Nj. rors
beautiful building lots on Clay and Leigh
st.eets, near Buchanan Spring.
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Tie attractions at tic DOLLAR STORE are stIn
increasing. Amarg .hs numerous articles We
pave all eady called the attcnton Of onr readers 70
find fuil line OF real hair curls an elegant "a
s'rlmast u Clocks new assortment OF blsck
walnut desks. wHk-boxes, bcok.shclyes, hat.
RACKS anu Vesy attractive lire Of s!lver-piaeed
ware Including c&ke-oassets, mugs and goblets,
nyc bottle castara, waters, &c.
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PgRsoNAL.--Nr. Stewart, the architect of
st. PauPs Church, VIII arrive in the city
to-day, having been invited by the vestry
to test the strength Of the galleries OF that
church. I'D t.1H1. =. ~ =
Mr. Junius Leigh, late city editor of the
Wing, has accepted the position of princi-
pal OF the public schools Of Petersburg.
The Eaguire,'s White Sulphur cores
poudent. Mr.. Ernest Wiltz,. has returned
to The city. i @gs. iI%G)
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REVIVAL AT SIDNEY CHuaoH.-Rev. B.
F. " Woodward viii preach at the sidney
Methodist Church tonight at ~ O'Clock.
An interesting revival has been progressing
at this church during last week, and will
ne continued all this week. Up TO this
time seventeen persons have professed reli-
@ion. The meeting is carried on by the
haste oastor. Rev. G. w. Motley, assisted by
other ministers of The city.
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CoNYEDERATE DEAD.-The bodies of Con.
federate soldiers, recently exhumed from
the field of Gettysburg, were brought to
Savannah, Ga, on Friday. The Repubk'
can, of that city, says: ssThis is the sec
ond reception Of Confederate dead recently,
and although there was no demonstration
on the quiet transformations removal OF the
remains from the wharf to the Exchange,
we could not help marking the melancholy
respect shown to the noble dead of the lost
Confederacy." Z
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TME rs MoaEY.-Thfs old-timea axiom n
apt'y flInstrsted in the use of EcoLEY,s YkAsr
POWDER. It Is well known that The common pro-
cess OF raising dough is slow one, and often at
.ended with unfayorabie results from the use OF
poor bakers yeast aud improper heat. With
oooiey's Yeast Powder the beat or rolls biscuits,
etc., can be m ade In the short space Of
esn Minutes, and Uniform success will certainly.
""saaits aa This Is owing TO Its purity, strength,
A.o sne care with which 1t is manufactured. Dooa
LLi okorHER, 60 Yew st.eet, New York, pro-
pi!esorS. For sale by all grocers. ~ -
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TIE Virgiuaa Cooking Stove, for sale 6y u.
KLsIs, sl4 and el6 Broad street, is ths 81 tinasfd
with all good housewives In the State. for ca
pacity and economy IL he's no superior amones'
its competitors For fire place stoves, FOR heating
three or more roc ms, The sSaxon Parior Queen, y
for sale at the same place, has no equal -
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The British brig Adolphe Lama, 17s
tons, CAPTAIN John l.. Couteur, was cleared
for Rio Grande de sui by the Gallego Mills
Manufacturing Company yesterday. She
took out ], ,479 whole aud 100 half-bbIs. -four
(equal TO / ,529 bhls. ilour), 100 kegs lard, 30
cases lard, 1 case caIbine," and case
dentistry. ~ '%-
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HUsTTNGs COURT, TUEsDAY,-The grand
jury OF the Hastings Court met yesterday
and found true bills in the following eases
Lewis Burton, Geo. W. Palmer, Julia and
William Mayo, John G. Wiley, Vcrca
Glrard, Joseph BaSner, and p. Bowman
for misdemeanor, and Singleton Peasants
Newton Davis, and William Hardgrove fol
felony
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS srARKr
Y hiLAND, Richmond. Va, agents for tho pub
Eshers, are receiving large supplies of Webster's
dictionaries anu The Spcncerisn copy-oooks,
wcich viii be fod 10 The public schools a, "con.
tract prices" Early ordsrs are solicited. "a
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING
IN THE RICHMOND PosT.oFPICE, SEPT. 26.-
Henry Booker, Cherokee, Ala. Sarah Ce-
Plies, -, -; Major ]. Ii. CARING
ton, Richmond, Va. ; Mrs. John Cockley,
Baltimore, Nd. Messrs. French, Richards
& Co., Philadelphia, Pa; Mr.. John b.
Hott, Wakefield county. Va; William w.
Hayne, Washington, D. c.; Miss Annie
Jones, Richmond, Va; Mrs. Johanna
Lackcy, Richmond, Va; A. b." kich'
mOnd Va. -l.l'E..i
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ELLYsoN s TAYLOR, booksellers ma Mai,
stseet, pub'ishers' agents for McGuff.v,s R.,d.
ers anu Spoilers, Ha:vcy's, Gramnars a.d.
Guyo?s Biographies. - ? ''N-t
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szaEw Gcops! FALL STYLES !-Messss. K. b.
SPENCE q ron hsve Laid in splendid stock Of
F4il aad Winter Goods, to which they woute eau
the attention OF tie puhllc. Cali ~ ls9o Aain
street, for al kinds or gan asmsn's wear. II y
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Country merchants and teachers supplied with
scaooi Books on most liberal terms by ELLYsoN
Taylor, booksellers, llis Main street.
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REPUBLICAN STATE CoNvESTIoS.-The
Republican State Convention will meet ut
u NJ. to.day in the United States Court
room.
4 large number of delegates to the Con-
vention have already arrived in the city,
many of whom arc ut the Exchange and
Ford's.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
Conservative Nominations for the
Legislature.
OF TILE SENaTORr,v
AND CITY CONVENTIONS.

The Conservative Senatorial Nominating
aud lIenrco met at the Exchange Hotel
yesterday. aud was called to order bv DR..
A. S. McRac. on whose motion William p
Isaacs, Esq, was elected temporary chair
man, and Mr.. NJ. L. Handy secretary.
On motion. the representatives OF the citv
press were requested to act as assistant
secretaries.
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Personal.

~ OIlCE.-If the person who sent COM
is,h a IniSation ,n through the Post-onice on tne
c.n,f ieen Inst. addressed TO mem, er OF mer,
Wnen ~, aonse will inform the party where and
confsr1sa ntsesylew may bc had, favor WIN to
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SoNhtLE1r FEARS. How beau.ifal arc those
p.,ls io", st fiHziSrs They are not only good 10
iooA ae oot the mos. lnsctnu1 neara ron eyer cat
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SCHOOL TRUSTEE APPoINTED.--AIlteX. "a.
Campbell has been appointed DlsItlst
School Trustee in Natural bridge qls.ltcs,
Rockbridge county, vice JohnD. HOUSTON
RESIGNED.