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In Stafford county, Virginia, or
Thursday night last, DR.. Walter Hore, 9
physician of skill and learning, and 8
most estimable gentleman, whilst enjoy
ing himself at social entertainment in
his house, suddenly fell dead it is sup.
posed from heart disease.
A colored woman, named jimmie, for
merly the property Of w. L. Keith, died
on the 3lst ulU., near Table Mountain, at
the advancedage of 1O6 years. She was
accustomed to tell she was sixteen years
old at the time Of the revolutionary war,
but the old citizens represent her age as
above.-KeoaOee Courier. 49,
Deputy Marshall c. c. Vest, was killed
few days ago, in Union. county, Ga.
by elicit distillers. LIZ
The slander suit of Mrs. A. E. Pollard
against j: L. Lyon is progressing at
Washington and is exciting some inter-
est. .a.. .sgs.s,
The$52, 900 worth of bonds stolen from
a New Yorker, while he was buying
banana at street fruitstand, were after
wards recovered ut Washington.
Gen. Sheridan reports the death of
Lieut.. Co.. Maurice Maloney, officer on
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CoNGREssIoNAL.-The Amnesty bill
failed to get two-thirds vote in its
favor in the House, and hence fell
through. Wallace, from South Caro-
lima, voted no.
The House has appointed a Com
mittee of five to inquire into the Lou
isiana troubles. ~-.
Hon. F. P. Blair supports tho ''pas-
sive polisy." .--a,. ..@ ,.|
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WILCOX, GIBBS & Co., Advertise their
well-known Fertilizer in another col
umn, which comes highly recommen-
ded. The superior merits OF their Ferti-
lizer is set forth in their Almanac, which
may be obtained Of the agents, Messrs.
J. F. G. DuPre, at Abbeville, and A. NJ.
Aiken, at Greenwood. ... 49,.
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Town ELEcTIoN.-Last Monday, an
election was held for Intendant and
Wardens of this town. The old Council
was opposed. by a Republican ticket,
which, however, was defeated by twenty
three majority. The Republican opposi-
ton was to some extent surprise, and
the energy they exhibited in n,arshaling
their forces, caused many to look ex-
tremely uneasy. Marion, however, is a
Democratic stronghold. and redeemed
herself right ..nobly.-Marion Crescent.
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COTTON FooD.-See the advertisement
of this valuable Fertilizer. 1t comes
highly recommended by the planters
North and South, as q fertilizer of the
highest grade-doubling or trebblipg
the production, and being permanent in
its effects. ..,.,... -....s .. ....
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CAROLINA. FERTILIZER. = Geo. w.
Williams & Co. advertise elsewhere the
superior Fertilizer. 1t bore off the pre-.
MUM Mt the Charlotte, N. G.. Fair, for
the greatest production of cotton and
wheat to the acre. The certificates speak
for themselves. .
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MCDONALD & HADDoN-announce
fresh arrivals of Groceries, Dry Goods.
Hardware, Confectioneries, Seed Pota-
toes, and oats, at their well-known stand,
They will sell as low as the lowest, and
promise satisfaction in style and quality.
Call and give them trial.
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THE RURAL ACcoUNTANT-Mr. A
NJ. Aiken, of Greenwood, advertise this
valuable plantation book for sale-also
will receive subseriptionsto to that staunch
agricultural journal, the R'aral Carolin-
iQn. -. ... IT,. n.'.'... ,.'.
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TIE LOUISIANA TROUBLES still con.
tinue. Carter the speaker of the House,
in the Packard Wing of the party, is a
renegade minister of the gospel from
Virginia-of brilliant talents but with
out character.
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G@- Messrs. White Brothers adver-
tise for clerk Of active business habits,
and good characteristics advertise e.
ging and ties-fresh garden seed, ouion
sets and potatoes. 49,. H.. b. g ....
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RELIGIoUs.-We have been requested
to announce that the Rev. r. A. Fair
will preach in the Presbyterian Church
of our Town, on next Thursday and Fri
day evenings, and the Rev. J. 0. Lind
say OH next Saturday evening.
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pa Augusta Gstonicle g. Sentinel has
received private letters which state that
the Academy of Music, the first prize in
the Charleston lottery, was drawn by
Messrs. Butler, Gary, Chadwick & Co. :.
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No. 190.-Nicssrs. White Hill & Go. in
vite their friends to call in at the next
door above the Bank. They promise
something extra in the way of Shoes
and other articles. .'..:r... ..t....
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' A. T, Stewart testified before the in
vestigating committee, Saturday, that
he had twice called the Presidents atten.
ton 10 the evil of the general order sys-
tenn.
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! LEGISLATIVE. Tho proceedings ofthe
Legislature during the past week have
been unusually barren of interest, some
sparring in the Senate between White.
more and Leslie, over the Land Commits
sion frauds, and an angry discussion in
the House, over the resolution to expel
J. Banks Lyle, of Spartanburg, as being
connected with the Ku-KluX, which
finally passed by vote of so to y.
An election for Associate Justice of the
Supreme Court, and for Circuit Judges
has been ordered for Thursday, the 18th
instant. . ..
In the Senate, Corbin, from the Judi
ciary Committee reported favorably upon
the codification of the statutes.
On Monday, Bowen, in the House, de-
voted two hours to replying to the
special message, and in denunciation of
the Governor.
In the Senate Nash introduced reso-
luton to employ counsel to prosecute the
Land Commission frauds.
Mr.. Hollinshead introduced a bill to
renew and amend the charter ofthe town
of Lowndesville, Abbeville County.
Mr. Hollinshead introduced bill to
renew and amend the charter of Ersklne
College at Due West, in Abbeville Coun-
ty; which layover under the rules.
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General John Cechrane has been elected
presidentof the board Of aldermen at
New York.
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FOUR HUNDRED ACRES,

more or less, situate, lying and being in
the County of. .Abbeville, and bounded
by lands OF Allen Dodson, w. 4. Jones,
levied upon as the property of James
ads. G.. Nj. Mattison.-
Terms cash. purchaser to pay for stamps
and papers.
II. S. CASON,
Sheriff Abbeville County.
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WAxHAws, LANCASTER CO., s. G..
To p. p. Zinlmernla,., Esq, Secretary
or the Fui. Of the CtWolinas, Char
lottc, ". G.
The following is a correct statement Of
Cotton raised by Stevens & Cureton, on
IA acres of stubble land, which was man
ured with 400 lbs. Carolina Fertilizer.
The following is the mode Of cultivation:
1t was thoroughly broken up y inches
deep, and laid off in rows 81 feet wide,
and the Fertilizer applied in the drill,
then bedded on it OH the 18th of May,
and planted the same day, but owing To
the cool and dry weather, did not come
up to stand until about the 1st of June.
First working it was run around with a
half shoyel and partially trimmed out
with q hoe. Second working it was run
around with q inch grub, II inches
long, ond the middles thrown out with a
sweep II inches wide, .Onefurrow to a
row and thinned to stand with hoe
about II inches wide, and hoed each
time, until it was worked five times.
The following is correct statement Of
the Cotton picked: .
1st PICKING. .254
~ 1 IShiiI b
81 Picking. ........................4l3
Estimated amount unopened ma
turcd bolls, s,...........................S16 SIG
lOtQi, Qi,.-................l,J ,J.o
Respectfully submitted,
STEVENS 4 CURETON.
certify weighed the Cotton picked
in the above statement, and it is correct.
w. A. GRAHAM.
At the request Of Messrs. SteccuS &
Curet0n, we have examined the II acre
of Cotton, and the estimate made above
is true to the best OF our ability.
.t .... d. p. DURANT,
w. A. GRAHAM,4 -.
..... ~ JOSEPH RODGERS.
Premiums awarded to Stevens & Cure
ton on above certificate.
We will sell the above Splendid Fer
tilizer at Forty Five Dollars cash, or
Fifty Dollars, payable 1st November,
with interest at 7 per cent. per annun,
delivered ut our Warehouse in Charles
ton. Agents will sell at same price, add
ing the freight and drayage to their De-
pots. --....
Geo. VT. Williams c 60.
January II, 1872, 80, Am
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EY- John Cochrane becomes act.
ing Mayor Of New York, by tho re-
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CAROLINA pERTlLllZD]R ;.
TRIUMPHANT ;!
AT COKEsBURY, S. G.
Jan. II, 1872, 3o-tf

WILMINGTON, n. c., Aug. 81, 1871,
For the largest production of Cotton to
the acre, LOCO lbs. CAROLINA FERTIL1z-
ER.
For the largest production ofWheat
to the acre, 1000 lbs. CAROLINA FER
TILIZER.
The above premiums are for crops pro-
duced with the use Of Carolina Fertilizer
alone, or in combination with plantation
manures only, and the awarding Of said
premiumsis left discretionary with. the
committee of the Association under
their rules. 81,
SANDERS, OATES q CO.,
Agents ut Charlotte.
STEVENS & CURETON,
Lancaster, s. &.
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The debt Of the city Of Brooklyn is
$50, $50, ,sGS, and the property owned S26,
DDn O00
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AG" Trowbridge & Co. advertise new
Buckwheat -four, n. o. Syrup &c.
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sHERIFFs SALE,

NSY virtue of q writ Of Fieri Facias to
b me directed l will sell at Abbeville
Court House, on the first Monday in Feb.
uary next, within the legal hours, all
that tract or plantation OF land, contain
inr
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SPECIAL MESSAGE OF TIE GOVERNOR.
We have received several copies of the
Special Message of Governor Scott, in
answer to the charge Of the Joint Invcs-
'tigating Committee, recently transmit
ted to the Legislature. The most mate
rial charge against the Governor is that
of all over-issue of bouds, amounting to
SG.Sl4,0Oo, and issued too, after the pc
riod limited by law. His reply as to the
time of issue is, that the Act fixed only
the time "in which bonds may be nego-
tiated," butmakes no limitation as to the
tissue of bonds, ,"-and as to the amount
to be raised, authorized q certain sum of
money to be raised, but did not limit the
amount of bonds and that owing to the
depreciation Of security, So, 200 900 could
only be raised, by issuing bonds to the
amount of $9,5l4 900 &C., &. We have
no doubt there has bcenia great deal of
false clamor in the matter, and that the
attempt has been essayed to make tile
Governor the scape-goat of corrupt and
unprincipled crew. The crying evil of
the day is wasteful and corrupt
expenditure pervading every depart
ment of the government.
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Gen. Sheridan reports the death of
Lieut.. CO.. Maurice Maloney, officer on
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-02

AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

COOK & LATGItTON viii sell AZ 10 4. NJ ut No
icl Broad. between Fourth and Fifth streets. d
stock Of books, stationery, fancy goods, &C.
THE HIGH CONSTABLE will sell at II A. NJ. nj
the rooms over Antoni's, desk. letter press. Ia
bl">, chairs, carpet. &c.
LYME s BROTHER will sell at r. NJ lvc framed
and two brick tencmcnts OH Maple and Poplar
streets near the Government stables. 8E
GRuHHS 4 WILLIAMS will sell at r. NJ. brick
dwelling No. II Fifth street, near DIR. llogc's
church.
s. n DAVIS will sell at q 7. NJ. house and lot on
the east side of Eighth between Grace and Frank
lin streets.
RICHARDSON 6 20. will sell At - p. NJ. brick
dwelling aud lot on The east side Of Twenty
eighth street, corner Of Broad. Church Hill.
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| tend the polls on that day, and if necessary
be aided In 90 doing"
Colonel Robert E. Withers next addressed
the Convention, he having just reached the
city, and gave most favorable account Of the
condition of affairs elsewhere In the State,
| and urged tue importance of continuing in
the good work and making the canvass as
hot as fire until the 5th of November, when
1t is proposed to carry the State by an over
wheming majority for the Liberal ticket.
Mr. u. j. Goodwin, Of Portsmouth, pre-
sented the following, which was agreed TO
"Resolced, That it Is the sense of this
Convention that our State Executive Com
mittee advise and urge upon the county sll-
perlntendentS to have mass-meetings in each
township of every county in the State be-
tween this and the 9th of November, in adj
dition. to the mass-meetiugs already announ.
ced Ivy the committees"
By Dir. Mayo:
"Resolred, That all Conservative canyassers
and electors be requested whenever they speak
t) call especial attention to the importance
Of thorough organization Of the party, rs
provided for in the third article Of the plan
of organization, and that the financial agent
be requested to report to the Central Com.
mittee at the earliest moment" Agreed to.
On motion of Mr.. W. ?. BurwelI, it was
ordered that committee of three be ap-
pointed to apply to the various railroad COM
panies for free passes for Conservative
speakers. The Chairappointed Messrs. w.
=. Burwell, of Richmond; John Goode, Of
Norfolk a; and Thomas B. Smoot, Of Alexan-
dria.
On motion, the Convention adjourned
sine die.
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NEw YORK. October 1.-The National Re
form Democracy have nominated John Nc
Cooke for mayor, and the Workngmen's
Association have nominated James O'Brien.
The treaty between the United States and
the German Empire for the exchange oil
postal orders goes into operation to-day.
A Washington special says that private ad.
vices from Japan report crisis in public
| affairs and indicate tho ascendancy of the
old Japanese party over the reformers, and
the end for the present of the spread oi
western civilization in the empire.
Information from Europe represents the
embassy to the Western Treaty Powers as
stranded in London, without funds or au.
thority. Tho work on the war vessel in
New York hns been stopped for want of funds
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MALE ORPHAN AsYLuM.--The annual col
lection of funds to assist in sustaining this
old and well known charity will be com
menced to-day by Mr.. Royal w. Figg, agent
for the society. There are now litty-five
boys In the a>ylum-an Increase of twenty
over last year. The expense of maintaining
the institution has increased by about 81 700
From the nature OF certain beQueSts recently
nude the society it has Us yet obtained
nothing from them, and the cause they rep,
resent is consequently largely dependent
upon the generosity OF its friends. 1t Is
hoped that liberal collection will be raised
this fall
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Weather Isrnhaba,ssses.

WASHINGTON, October 1.--For the lower
lakes, New England, and the Middle States,
clear and clearing weather and northerly to
westerly winds. For the South Atlantic and
Gulf States, clear weather and northerly
winds, Veering to northeasterly. In the Ohio
Valley and northeastward to Wisconsin and
Lake Michigan, southeasterly winds, falling
barometer, and partly cloudy weather. III
the Northwest and upper Mississippi Valley,
diminishing pressure, fresh southerly winds,
threatening weather, and areas of rain, ex.
tending during Wednesday to the upper
lakes.
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TeT York Stock and Money. Market.
New YoRE, October 1.-Money stringency
increased asT, with fraction commission.
Discounts stringent, ranging from II to 1G
for prime nanes. Sterling unsettled and
weak. Sold, 1143 to 11ia. Governments
very firm, to ! higher. States steady
Tennessee's, 128; new, 72g. yirginia's,
4s3; new, 4s; consols, 50i; deferred. 15l.
Louisiana's, SO; new, 4s. Levee's, IS; ss,
60. Alabama's, so; 5's, co. Georgia's, 10 !;
rs, 81. North Cardinals, 81; new, 10;
special tax, II. South Cardinals, 10; new.
283; April and October, q,
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MoRTuARY RrruKT.-Thc following is the
mortrriry report for the week ending Satllr-
day, September 2S. 1872, compiled from SEX
tons returns received nt the Office Of the
Board Of Health:
Whole number of deaths in the city, 80.
III addition, 3 stl!.Gorn were reported
white. /; colorcd, :. Sex: Males, IS; fe-
males. il. Color: White males, .; white
females, 8; colorcd males, IS; coiored it'-
males. Ia. Condition: Single, a3 married,
/; widowcrs, 2; widows, 9; unknown,
/. Nativity: United States, %; Eng
land, /; Germany, |; Scotland, !. Lo-
cality: Marshall Ward, 8; Jefferson
Ward, :; Madison Ward, /; Monroe Ward,
/; Clay Ward, 8; Jackson Ward, 9; Aims
house, ,. Age: One day to thirty, .; one
month to six,3; six month, to twclvc.2; one
year to three, T.; ten years 70 twenty, 2;
twenty years to thirty, 3; thirty years to
forty, l; fifty years TO sixty sixty years
10 seventy. /; seventy years to eighty, 3.
BY whom certified: Regular practitioners,
23; irregular practitioners, 8; Coroner, : !;
Board of Health, 4. Causes of death: Brain
fever. l commissions, ,; cercbro-spinal me-.
nineiti>, !; childbirth, /; cholera.intuntum,
.: dilrrhua (acu,e), 3; diarrhpa (chronic),
,; dySentery (acutc), /; drorSy, l; dropsy
of brain. l inflammation Of bowels, /; in
aniton. .; n,arasmus, 3; old age, l; perito-
nitis. /; pucrperal fever, l; remittent fever,
L; Senie gangrcne, /; teething, l; typhoid
fever, /; unknown, 4.
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DEATH OF GOOD CITIzEN.-Mr. T. FL.
Kellogg, of the firm Of Kellogg 4 Gibson,
died at his residence, in this city, Oh Monday
night after brief illness. He was most
useful and esteemed citizen, and in oil the re-
lations of life was faithful to his response
bilties. His funeral will take place from the
Second Presbyterian church this afternoon,
and will be attended by Temple Lodge, OF
Masons; Hines Lodge of knights of Py.-
thias; and Company +, Of the First Regi-
ment, he having been member Of each OF
these organizations.
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Supposed Case of Poisoning.

RALEIGH, \. c., October 1.-Dr. J. Brin-
ton Smith, principal Of the st. Augustine
col"red school, oi this city, died suddenly
this morning. He had IL short time before
drank IL seidlitz powder, and it is thought
he was poisoned. y post n0rtem eXamina.
ton will be held tomorrow.
He came here from Delaware some four
years ago aud was much esteemed. His
death has cast gloom over the community.
There arc no suspicious as yet Of any on,
administering tho poison.
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ELECTION OF OFFrcERs.-At Il meeting ol
Stonewall Council, Friends Of Temperance,
held OIL Monday night, the following officers
were elected for the current quarter, and
will be installed next Monday at o'clock
P. NJ: Julius 4. Hobson, president; r.
S. Ferguson, associate; c. W. Mukley,
chaplain james II. Ainslie, secretary; ".
A. Brothers. financial secretary !; J. T. shin.
berger. treasurer c. W. Flippin, conductor
S. F. Curry, assistant conducIor; Major Eel
lam, inside sentinel; John w. Carter, out
side sentinel; A. ". Baker, ex-president.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.-This
court, Judge Bond presiding. will COM
mence its regular fall term on Monday the
7th instant. No new criminal cases will be
brought before it. and there will consc'
quently be no grand jury. The petit Jury
has been summoned for Tuesday the Sth i'll
slant.
The cases of John Hagun. Ir.. ION motion
TO uiash the indictmcnD Ben. Scott. and
others, argued at the last term of the court,
will probably be decided next week.
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Burned 10 zseats,--An Abortion Case

New ORLEANS, October 1.-The residence
Of Edward Thompson, In Cnfrollton, was
burned last night. and Mrs. Edward Thomp-
son, aged eighty-two years, being unable to
escape, was burned to death.
The verdict Of the coroner's jury in the
clse OF the death Of Miss Ella Hcistand was
that her death was caused from producing
abortion by one John II. Collins and Mrs. T..
VI. Heistand, and that james NJ. Davidson,
William Hcistaud, md Miss Louise +. B.
| Hcistand were accessories thereto. The ac-
cuscd have been arrested.
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ASol.c Egmi, versus TalnmnBy.

New YORK, October 1.--Judgo Woodruff
to-day denied the application to consider
Apollo Hall instead Of Tamnany rs entitled
to Federal supervisors Of elections, saying
he could not consider local questions, but
must look to the two national parties.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-02

TIE CIRCUS LAST MISUNDERSTANDING
the attractions elsewhere in the city last
night, there was perfect "ja,n Of people
at the circus. There WIS not foot Of stand
lug room under the canvas, and thousand
Is the lowest estimate Of the number OF those
turned away. The tumult of applause and
psals of hughteT, so tantaligiDy TO the crowd
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Fraudulent Registration In Pennsyl-
Y2nlN.

T1TUsvlLLE, PA, October 1.-The dali,
Ete1tna Press of this city announces tba
there Is fraudulent registration In Titus
vile of nearly one thousand names, and th,
Press intinlates that this Is part of tn,
system Of colonization which has been eX
tenSirely practiced throughout the oil region
Tie Press is an independent paper and doe
not charge the proceeding upon either party
The registration is nearly double that of las
year. There is to be vigorous investigu
ton commenced at once.
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RIcuMoND COLLEGE opened yesterday With
a large increase of students over the num-
bcrs of q year ago. The indications are that
this session will be even more prosperous
than any heretofore, and that the early com,
petion of the buildings now in progress Will
be imperutiyely necessary. Glasses VIII be
organized for regular work and Introductory
lectures delivered to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-02

STATE STUDENT AT THE bLAcAsBCRa CoL-
LEGE-At meeting of the School boaro Oh
Henrleo county, held Mt the court.he9Se yes-
tcr,foy. Louis G. Cotirell was elected stu.
dent 10 the State agricultural and Mechani-
cal College at Blackshurg, va, non A. ID D.
Cottrelps district. Tho trustees nom Ur'
Minors district not being present no eaectloD
was made,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-02

INTERNAL REVENUE CoLLEoT1oNs.-The col
lections at the Office of Collector Burgess for
the month of September amounts to $685.
903.11, about $780, ,00o of which was paid for
tax on tobacco. The collection for the cor
responding month Of last year was s26I.-
649.30, showing an increase Of $i2,233Sl.
The total collections at this office from the
1st May, 1859, to September 30th, 1872,
amount to SS,3l1, ,244.79.