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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-30

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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-30

Wwe publish this week q communi
caiisn.against the proposition to issue
Bonds fog, Internal Improvemeni, that both
siass may De beard. There is notltirg in
IL TO change The conclusion at which we
arrived IN our last issue. The bridges will
not be wooden bu, iron bridges, which last
long time. As to throwing away the
work slready done on the Court House and
building anO.her cheaper concern, the idea
is MOTTO be seriously entertained for O.
menl Our friend is too late in his Objec-
tion.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-30
The Grea, Pictorial Annual.

HssisiisT's uHiirs STATS AiusA.s 80 lsIs, fsT
iisiTits'ias, Fsh', ssTsaslsai ne UAiisi States,
sHi sii risili'ef 'ssai,is,sf he Nssisn isEis-
lrIs. viii - IsllisLsi alsui he tsi " Js1usTy,
ia he hsEii'h, dsIsasH, frsHrA, NsT.-si.a, wsish
sSrtiih, ii'Aiasa, hshs,aiaa ahd sIaHi,h l.nsaa,
s.s, Aaa all she sish ssa.T,isHa Tho as rhilas,
sFhy Il h.siih ,leaii r.i .na IesasT The ssiuabis
sussssiieIs II oaHiaias, 10 .aliisn 10 a. saAiTA.
lie Hssii0al iW.iissra The sAass', fTsrHIisn sad
saTs II sIrai varsity u diss-sr', ii -h,bFsss.
iaTss am saHi u HfItasisH Interesting 20 the met,
eh-hI, ths meshsuiS, the niA-T, ID. aTIasF. tho
pisnieT and professional hshi shi tho r4ls a.Iens
have lssh ASIDE ~ sarh msTihah, sni laiiinir. a,
aFs meet saiiAlis hT . feHrSi AL e~npTrLsA.i's
AAnuSAl CAtsNpAE,
The hAiuTs, ns~s, and extraordinary sanitary, ~
ris II iiusisiisTs siunasL hiIsJ. The staple tonic
sud alternative Il mote lhah half the ChTi,IisH
seTid, aiy ct fiTih Ia ito I.su. Nkirh are I'll.
80 inisTs sTsr siih pictorial iu,Irslohs valuable
Ie'nrs foF tho household sod faIa, hnHaoIoas anre
duiss, aud other obstructive Ani smusiRg IridinE
matter, oTisiuAi sud selected, An,ohE tic Annn,
ais 10 alsr with The "iTnius' 81 the yeaT, Ih. Niii
r. Tho useai, snJ ,.ss H. f-i IT, Ls a,L.
~ The proi flsIors, hr,.r.. iiosi.ti-r A Smith.
iisbnish f-p 80 ~ o-ipi Of tao c.ni stamp, sii
HrsId = VUry by ma sly prTson ~, oahhsI
irarus nus IN HE sishlslIho,d. tic Jliirr. are
'uii Ia v'rty city, iasn All village. aud ap esf.
lively used throughout tho tniir- ritiiifpd NoTld.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-30

%Everything is now ready for the
Iron Bridge, which is expected daily. The
Work on the Court house is going on. Al
ready il makes quite show md attracts
the nttentionof the numerous strangers
passing through our city.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-30

RrGIsrRArioS.--we are requested by
the Registrar TO say, what many are
no. aware is the ia~,> ihs, no one eau vOi.
on the proposition 10 tie fsople Of ILis
county to authorize the issuing Of Bonds
for Internal Improvements and 10 CON.
pleIe The Court House, who IL not special
ly registered for that purpose, The old
registration will not do. Many seem not
TO understand this. All must register
again for this special voting, or they will
no, be allowed to vote. We hope all will
register and vote for tho proposition.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-30
sy- Tn. following gen ,lemsn were cleo.

p6- The following gen ilemsn were cleo
ted officers Of the North Texas, a. NJ, & b
s. Association at its organization on the
28d inst.
W. y. Miller Pres. ". c. Mckinney, V.
p, L. @. Bower, Secty.
ts.rtts DIRECTORS.
Ben Jones, z. Il. COMBS, Geo. Wilson,
., J. P. Goodnight, Abram Hart, James
Thomas II. @. Penn.
Look out for big Fair next fall.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-30

swWs have hssly line 10 sii, ~
fore going 10 IIsss, lla, he c'nes'i aHi
fsblssuI for the bsasai o. the Episcopal
Church ssTe repeated last Hishl si'A ia
creased success all sT.iihsA,iOa,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-30
STATE OF TEXAS.

To The Sheriff Of Dallas County Greeting:
XyoU are hereby commanded that you summon ly
publication In the official journal Of the nth ID.
dicial District, A. A. White and Mary White Jas. ".
Gray and Fanny Gray, Jno q. Daniel aud VIM. J.
Daniel residents Of the State Of Arkansas to he and
appear before the District Court to holden IN and
for the County Of Dallas, at the Court House thereof
inthe city Of DallHs, The first Monday in Februa-
~ next then and there To the petition Of J..
y. VIM and wife Isabella Vim, filed In said Court
against them.
Said petition alleges in substance, that plaintiffs
ard Deierdss kts ths Joint p-pers Il trAet Of nnd
bf s1s rrrtt 81 he said ooiny n pAiIhes ftoTt aS
the B1tdsoe Survey that Defendant Mary White "a
krmer widow of W. j. Daniel, decreased, has life In.
terest Of third Of said land, and that Plaintiff
Isabella Vim, and Defendants Fanny Gray, Jno. @.
Daniel aud W. J. Daniel only Heir At law Of said
deceased are eah entitled TO one-fourfh part thereof
and Plaintis pray that aid land be parttionsd be-
tween the several owners.
Herein fail not. ard have you then and there be-
fore said Court, this writ with yonr return thereon
showing how you have executed the same.
Witness John NJ Laws, Clerk n the
District Court Of srid County Of Dallas,
and the Seal - I'D Court hereto afhxed
SO va once IN lid county of DzIlns, this the
9Th day Of December, A. d. ISL.
s,egst Di', c. D. oo4 Texas.
~ Y Z. cooNnu. DtodJ.
fiS+r
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-30

R-AiteniiOn ~ called TO fhe advertise
nene on ihe Houston Direct Navigation
Company ID iOdsys p.per. This corpora
'tiOn is nov doihe the bulk Of the carrying
trsse On the route from Galveston to
Hous'oss srd large portion from New
rork Ith> grown 70 . immense busi-
meas. and redonf rsnsnBsr Il have ever
h~r< s-vsrs ofcor,plsibt o. hen. We
are rersOssily soqu.intsd rish several Of
~ ohrrs 81 st,e nonpsny, and ksov
fhss 70 Be coed men and true See sd-
vsriissmsnf.-.r.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-30

- ,os OrIi-.OuF CaITisT Ny sili 10
Y nd on hsIi MoAiay silh = N'v Years
Nc irs. Ne Tsady 10 acct hia siih =
.,sAiA.."
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-30

1fyou want TO buy or sell, Dallas county
lands, improved or unimproved, call on
Kendall & Blades. l6:4t.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-30

Go 10 Ds'is camsFoh's aud have yeuT
'hfs Incurred In the Rslseirie Life Insurance
Co. . [Dse. 2s, lsIi-l56n,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-30

Ifyou want 10 bay Dallas city ITsPsriy
call on ksadall & Blades. ldii.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-30
NOTICE.

AHhACREs Of iimbered land, y miles
i CU from the City Of Dallas, on the
East side Of Trinity River, for sale low for
cash. Apply 10 z. q. BOWER.
Dee. 16, lS7l-l4:lm.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-30

Ifyou want to Sell, or Rent Dallas City
property, Call on Kendall & Blades. l6:4t
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-30
DIRECTORS
LYlc e. bro.

Lyle g. Bro.
are closing out their fine assortment OF
Over coats at cost. 90 and get a Jaryain.
l6:tf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-30

Go to Matt, rerryi aud see til, New
Fence.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-30

Go TO- sDavis Cameron E:q. and see the
New Fence, on Burford corner
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-30
SPECIAL
REGISTRATION!

\" nEAtAs, the County Court Of Dallas
w County did Oh the 18th day of Dee.
A. D. 1871, order SPECIAL, ELECTION
10 be held at Dallas beginning on the 22d
day Of january A. ID. 1872, aud continu.
ing. for three consecutive days, for the pur-
bose Of taking the opinion Of the qua li6ed
electors Of said county, upon the PROPOSE
ton to iHsps $4,000 Of the bonds Of Dallas
county, a5d negotiate a loan thereon,
for the purpose Of completing the Court
House, and TO build nife bridges in said
county, fafsf Fl.
Nov. therefore, I, James Benily. Regis-
trar ofsaid county, do hereby give notice,
that will open my Office in the Css::Ft
House, in The city Of Dallas, on the LIST day
Of January, A. D. 1872, sud continue said
Office open for ten consecutive days fSun-
days excepted, for the purpose Of regis;
teriDg al persons who may, under the Law,
Be entitled 70 retister as voters % said
special election.
Given under ny hand tAis l9th day Dee
A. D. ISL.
JAMES BENTLEY.
Registrar Of Dallas county. Texas.
Dallas, Texas Dee. ~, ls7I-l5.gT. 49,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-30

y Jobssen a Co.
Ns-tksiss Public Square are just opening
. vsu extensive sioek o. Nsruhnudiss-
ear ssd see sbsp.
80 80 ~
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-30

All kinds Of eiOihiSg s Genls harnish-
Ing goods At Lyle 4 Bro. lGHL
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-30

have = fne assortmsnt Of Beaver Caps
and Boys 4 ch ildrens Clothing. ll5,f
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-09

Texas Elections severe STORM, &c
JEFFERSON, TEXAS, October 6.-The cleo
ton here was very quiet. The vote in
Marion county was 1,S3S. Bryan's majOrl.
ty, 100. The white aud colored vote was
about equal. There is nothing as yet from
the interior.
GALVESTON. October G.-The election
passed of quietly throughout the State as
far as heard from, except at Grosbeck,
where five negroes of the State police MUIR
dcred all old citizen named d. G. Apple
white. TIE negroes were arrested.
Nothing reliable as to the result of the
election can be obtained tonight. The
vote pollcd here is small. The Democratic
majority is about 1000.
A severe storm commenced on the eve
ming of the I'd. The bay in front OF the city
was submerged for several hours as far back
as Church street. The damage was small,
con>idering the violence of the storm. Three
miles OF the Galveston and Houston rail-
road between the city and Bay bridge was
badly damaged, and it will require several
days to put it III repair. .-
The steamer Twelfth Era ran ashore IN
the bay, ard is total wreck. The passen-
gers and crew were all saved, after clinging
to the wreck all night.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-09
Mexico.

.-. Mexico. .ss
PRESIDENT JUAREz 1EsTALLED-HIs MESSAGE
C0NCILIAToRY BUT FIRM.
Cry OF MEXICO, October 2.-Juarez was
installed President last night amid great
excitement. There are no revolutionary
demonstrations as yet.
JuareZ's message was read in Cong ess
to-day. 1t was conciliatory but firm.
ANOTHER REVOLUTION COMMENCED.
MA~AMoRAs, MEXICO, October Am
other great revolution has been inaugurated
in Mexico. The State of Nucva Leon takes
the lead. The governor Of Nueva Leon
and all the State officers are leagucd against
Juarez, and 1t is expected that the move
ment will be seconded by the neiShborng
States.
The merchants here aud on the coast are
uneasy about coming events.
Great preparations are being made for
the deicuce OF this city. ~. s-.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-09

EASEMENTS TO BE EMPr1E. t,e ,.st
rsrnlar meeting of the BoareA u .n1 ," 81
NJ New York DR.. Stephens smitst .,nmt,,s ~
a report on cellars as places human
habilation:
"a cellar shall be taken to m cad in.
G SniSia ass, or house Of which one; any oy
na;l;no is below the level of the stfelc
joining .,,o, ..,,srs do not
recessarily cannot haze healthiu ~ a'm y
, I'nare That they are damp. and that .!
nave nave not sufficient light; and rec1mm y
,sn .d Ion of the following resolution
III. ResoSped, That no permits , for Inc
r,onc~ Of cellars as human habltations
hereatter granted by this Board"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-09

WHAT GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN WILL DO
WHEN HE BECOMES pREsIDEMT.-In re-
cent lecture Mt Cork by Mr.. George Francis
Train, In which he mentioned that France
was ruined because, in the late war, 1t did
not adopt plan of his for extermlnatinc
the German army by sudden blow, he
added that he hsd claim of one hundred
thousand pounds against the British Coy
crnmcnt which MIR. Gladstone and MIR.
Lowe refused to pay. "But." he said, II
this amount is not paid within twenty.tour
hours of my election as President of the
United States, shall hang the English Min
lister on q lamp.post opposite The White
House." For the benefit Of the curious.
who may wish To know cohen this will take
place. we have to mention that Mr.. Trains
presidential term will Immediately follow
that Of Mrs. Victoria Woodruff, who is q
candidate now-upon her own interest
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-09
FrCAm asewtsburw 10 Charleston. w
( va.-GrowtIa or ChRrfeston.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.


, va or CnarIeston.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch IS
CIi aI,IEsToN, W. VA, October 2, 1871.
Al this season OF the year, when the
weather. and roads are good, tho stace-ride
OF 100 miles from Lewisburg to this place
has attractions for lovers of Inotntain
scenery, some OF whom. without having
visited Europe, believe that the Alps have
nothing equal to il. The eating houses
along the road are pretty fair. l mention
this in this connection as ONLY well-fed peo.
pie are,in condition to appreciate the beau.
ties OF nature.
Charleston is growing rapidly. Dwellings
and business houses nre going up In every
dire ction. a hotel ~ by 100 feet and four
stories high is being erected. There Is
hustle IN the streets. The city authorit les
are building n levec, grading and paving
Front fmainl street, and have run the gas
SO Tar into the country That the lamplighter
has to perform his duty on horseback.
Land and houses are higher than in Rich
mond. In fact. there II eNcitcmont-pcr-
haps little too much. True, the great
Chesapcake and Ohio railroad, from Hunt
iugiou ON the Ohio to Richmond on the
James, viii! run along the opposite bank
" the kanawha. in sight, and already the
citizcns OF Charleston hear the whistle OF
ne locomotive. " Heu tue Iohu ~ ui'isucu
they may hear it 90 By ottcner than is plea
SAINT. Such things have happened to inter
mediate towns. However that may be, Mt
present all goes merrily, and the road. with
The multitude employed in Its cons!ruc-
ton, who spend their money here, has
proved benefit 10 the city.
1t is said m East Virginia firm is about to
|Npen n warehouse here for tho sale and pur-
chase OF tobacco. This will encourage the
growth of tobacco in this part OF the State
where some of the lands are found to be
well adapted TO the growth Of fine grades ;
aud it is believed the enterprise will pay
from the start, there being alreadya con-
siderable crop in the country.
The water continuing low in the Ohio,
the routes to the East from this place are
by the stage line aforementioned, or by
boat TO Gallipolis, and thence 10y stage
twenty-five miles into the State Of Ohio TO
the Parkersburg and Cincinnati railroad.
Whatever may be the effect Of the Chesa'
peake and Ohio railroad on the trade OF
Charleston. it will prove 4 great conve.
neucc to the people Of the state by fur.
nishipg r much.needed, prompt, and reli'
able means of communication with the
| capital.
There are many East Nirginians in bust
ness here. SPECS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-09
VIRGINIA NEWS.
par,rt,A Tor the Disp>'ch.
,,.,c.orLc>t"St"" res"s'ers'

,.c. Of kC>tfsS1 fa
FIRST Day.
,,,..,,,cy, ci Lexington mcf NJ
'6, ,',yr church, bath county. to-a'N !,
N",, ~ ,G wa. oncned with sermon
'.'a'' ',,''' ir,.,. ar E>v. j. W. Fratt, on
(, la. ,s.[,niah 5: ~. )"lh he harvest Is
,. .i> .,,,,ucr Is ended. and NC arc Lot
.. ..... ~, sc-mon the rrc>hytcry was con-
tN;sA PRAYER.
~. \, X. Handy, II. u. was chosen
H. ,.~. md Rev. McS>rs. Gilmore and
',,.,,. appointed clerks. There were
- ., The oppnirg OF Ircshytefy
=. mist, = and ciGhiccu ruiinS elders.
s,fr-> took recess Tor one hour
..,,>. ne minutes o' the ia>t meet
T,r.h,tC.' we're READ.
~, Nr. Walker, In some feeling
r,,,ec remarks. announced the DEAN
49,. 1,Ar rWArIton. \ committee.
" 49, ...,.. - Err. {. Il. NJ. scay, samuel
... nd lohcii {. NaiAer' was az
+.a;s.pIgc n >"'td''' uiiuu'e !" ,'-
-, death. 10 cCpor; during The
r k.yApa:rirk, y. H., and Rev.
F. 49,. won, excused tor absence from
-, -.>>ion>. aud the latter was. NJ
....,,,,,.i. dismissed to Yves, Ham
- ;rg'lnr was read from Mr.. T..
. 3srntiatc under care Of this
,..,.. .-y.u- an account ot his tabors
~, a,- POUNDS. The report was
.....l ye;ar. was also made hv Mr.. r.
1870. q l,r.ntiaic. in relation Ia his
...-yI ;a1o,s. Thi, report WAS also
$780,. ,.rry directed the stated c,rrk to
.t.- rs,ac> Il hccntiatcS hereafter IN
.,,.r a, ~ ascertain the presence uf
.....,r.> at rrcshyterr.
..# from Rocky prinG church to kcV.
II N....cc. Tor Ealt II his time. was
ri Ia Erg>5v;cry, AID placed on the
.., WFl,fam +. Baker, The treasurer,
49, re3a,!. which was placed III the
....s. - MI a.l,.lgiug committee, consisting
,..srs. :. \. Walker and William
w., ,. VI. ~wuoTo was granted leave tc
.s.,.rt ta,. bounds ut Prc~hrtcrv.
r....nlni.;cc appointed II the last rcSu'
,r..,,... If Prcsbytcry 10 draft i
..,. n relation - the death OF Rev
... u ,rgi>on. u. y, made n report eN-
..,.0r,l., sense Of this rrrshytcry with
...,ro,n his >ad event. The report was
.,.. snd approved, and ordered to be
......l !. lie lctnGI Pr:$bWert0n and
-.4-r nt.. rr:-~, and also ccry sent te
So. INV ID, .hn deceased.
.... y. ". Calroun. VI. D.. was granted
.,,. T.. &'ar without or bounds for tt.
..A't,s".
~. g.. >r.eIc. ruling elder from Lex
.t... .-u.. Il, appeared, and was excused
.."...'.r~>.
n.t. r. y. Jurkir reported non.rrr.
,......, -. 1u'y IN relation 10 riSitin. Hso
..t...G ,!Huch. and WAS excused for sale
-, .'Ity.
-. a...!5u or itrv. Dr.. Bairl, the Com
.... ~ SUPPLIES was directed 10 con>!dei
g.. :~a..',,} Il sending out mni>!crla
.,, II pairs. and as far is possible K
,"... IT,! aH ARRANGEMENT.
T.. P1r>1l;cry adjourned TO meet to
T.. ".aa lar,Wpg al -: O'Clock. l..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-09

Tug CASE OF nYpRG nra v; IN D st. No
MO- I"r,rIuav street, who was attacked with
IIinadronhobia on Wednesday, was much
~ n:orse Yesterday, having spasns almost con-
Wosv and no hopes are entertained of
sff"rdipg him any relief. The dog that bit
s Mr E was not his own, as stated vester-
a M,. hit that Of friend. The affair has
a ossS,'ted considerable alarm in the southern
saetion OF the city, and yesterday several
S Sn@s we're shot or otherwise killed, and oil
N Ihe city had better be killed than an9 n!
case OF hydrophobia should occur. w nen
suffering from The dreadful paroHysns pro- u
duced by the fearful disease, the o,T eo, ~ -
sn,,arc almost from his house, causing such
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-09
Indians Going West.

CHATTANOOGA, October I.-John D..
Lang, Of The Board Of Indian Commits
sioners, and Colonel Cox, OF the Interior
Dcpal tm:nt, with three carloads Of Chero-
kec Indians, passed through here last
nigEt Ell route for the Indian territory. A
large humber will soon follow. The party
was in charge Of Colonel a. \. Barnes,
general freight aad ticket agent Of the
Memphis and Charleston railroad, who
his made contract with The Government
TO transport the remainder Of the Cherokee
I The
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-09
The Prairie Fires.

CHICAGO, October Fires in the woods
and prairie are prevailing in every direc-
lion, including Michigan, Illinois, Wiscon-
sin, and Iowa. A heavy rain alone can
stop the coriligraton, The country is dry
- t!nicr. ..,
MILWAUKEE. WIS, October Tho fires
are raging worse ttan ever. Thirty men
were burned TO death near Ponsauki town.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-09
The Cuban Resurrection:

New YORK, October 7.-Cabral and staff,
narrowly escaping capture, were driven to
the Haytien frontier. Cabral re0rganIZed
his forces, and drove Baez back. Baez
shot his prisoners i'll bis retreat.
MADRID. October 1.-The Minister OF
State has .telegraphed to the Captain
General of Cuba that the necessary rein
forccments will be forwarded promptly to
uphold the national authority and preserve
tie inte gritty OF the Spanish dominions.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-09
TELEGRAPHIG NEWS.
Few York q tocks ana MONEY Marke

] REV York., October 1.-The bank statement
suovs that ioann have decreased over thie e nil
llous, specie fecreaseds neatly three millions,
l-tenders iccrehssd over half million, deposits
dfcreaaed over i've and half millions. ~ ~ j
] Money easy st s6ls per cent; discounts III de-
mand 1t IL Sterling, 81. Gold, IiieQil5.. Govern
rnents strong but not active. states neglected.
Tennesfee'a, SIT new, $50. vlrginia's, nt; new,
s.. Louieiana's, &C. nav, So. Levels, 10; s's Sc.
Alabana,s, lol; SIS, os. Georgias, 81; rs s:id
North Cardinals, at new, %. South Carollua's,
72 npv, bl1 rr s-. "
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.VrscrtaiiYc Meeting III 82uuss ;C.t.

. FiSNE tHtiNc NtSS!s'S- ktE TX HitS - ~ 49,
.}ru-r.cy.:ie Oh the 2jth day cf sep
.., ~ hat iaiCI court-dtil, affcr ne de-
49,. ui ag ,hlt anu eloqucn; political At,
o.. -:s :. i. HurjS. Esq , Of tlrk>yiIie,
...ulr Of the Conservative STATE EXccli.
'... .4mrjt"r. ii meeting ut the ConscrNA-
.., party was oygHuz' b: the appoint
- o., colonel i mes Il. Mallory aS chair
..-.~ a... IL. Carter EaSkins secretary.
90 ,aotirn. the Chairman appointed TIC
.,.n,-,H.i. men to cUmrc>" The county
... ....o. +. y. Wilkes and G Ore b.
i. e. o.. Ilt;,iu township: hr. /. ,'anirS
t.... ..r,. colonel i. /. Barrow, 81 Red
t..a MAJOR ., hn ;. Harris and Joseph W.
j. g." .u--. 1T N@aIrrin.
IA .uinGlrive met ia consultation. and
.-.u@rcd L. Is. Wilkes their chairman OF
.''} superintendent. .
tuAr>hip >up@rintcuIentS are Colo
.. .',m., 4. Mallory lnr TotaIo d.. L.
'".- I&.rr Tor he'd oak Joseph ".
..a.i...,> .oT licaerl'ln.
-, t.,i"T}uA delegates were appointed
.u'., smn GaT'o meet Ut LaMrruccN lie
-, ~. 1J.u # H'utember 10 nominate a
.j.d,tr 10" The jOu>c Of Delegates, pro-
,..,ti Il Wa> Gccmc> cNpedlcnt 10 NIKE 4
. a4,.a't"":
Et.wv Iv.r,$h'P.---,A'. George NJ. Raney.
t,,..., i. Hail"ry, Villain 7. Jolly, lewis
" "alncy, David j. Jonson, and George
y. Wsk.-Colaucl Wi:qm r. Mason,
/ n.,- W. Bailey, i.ct"r W.Iawthorn. Jr.,
~. carter ia,kinS, DR.. Villain I. Wynn,
a.d T.. +. Waithail.
V,i.ryln.-I honlas Il. Mcre'th, Thomas
Da,l-. Colonel George HarTlst. John J.
W,-,ou. Colonel Robert ~ hid' and VIII
l.aIM>oH Kelly. ,,o
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sACEssN ERY, de.

SgTILLIAM L. TANNER Il CO.,
METROP OLITAN WORKS
CANAL STREET PROM SIXTH TO SEVENTH,
manufacturers OF
ENGINES, BOILERS, sAW-MILLS,
BARK, G2I5T, and PLASTEa MILLS;
GSs-MACuINEYY, NILL-GEARING, &C
Repair work solicited.
Freights to all points low.
Ssrd for circular. oCs
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/ a CONSCIENCE sMtrrsn CosrnAt Tof.. =
Nep York, October Cat a meeting OF the
citizens committee or seventy Tonight it
transpircd that John II. Keyser, one OF the
new courthouse contractors, had made TN
assignment Of some $500, 000 worth OF pro-
Che committee, in trust, to repay. out of
the proceeds Of The same, oil sums Of money
which he may have improperly received
from the city or county, and he has given
full information touching his pecuniary
transact ions with the city.
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From sam Francisco.

SAN FRANCISCO, October 7.-Tbree more
of the escaped Nevada convicts have Deen
captured and put in Jail here.
The steamer Arizona has arrived rom
China with 1,751 tons of tea, SILKS, ana
other merchandise, for New YORK, go ss;
Louis, land Chicago, comprising A''oe
packages.