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Challenge from Il COiOrcsl Greeley
DrilInE.

New YORK, July 13.-W. n. Saunders, the
colorcd clcctor who came out for Greeley,
publishes Il card Offering to meet any colored
orator on the stump i'll New York or else
where
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Arr Ahnrf1Ouiss fsurs1O7,cI.

New YORK. July 13.-President Grant has
pardoned Washington doctor convicted OF
producing death by abortion and confinedn
the Albany pcnitentiary.
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Destructive Fire and Loss of Life

DETROIT, MICHIGAN. July 13.-Twenty-ve
buildings. including four hotels, have been
burned at Alpona. Loss. $l50,oOo. several
pcrSoIiS were burned to death.
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RANGE OF THERMOMETER At DIsrATcH Or
FIcE. Saturday, July -: s A. NJ, 81 de-
grccs; 5 7. NJ, So degrees; Z. NJ, 81 de-
,rrprS
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SrrpES DEATH II THE STEErT.--On >atllr-
day n"ruin. Maria sullivan. a"td seventy
one, died suddenly OH the street IN front ri ilrl
rcSidcncr. No. lIon Second street, n'lI'
>,huci>nc Hill cemetery. she was >talltlin%
making purchase from market cart Wien
She fell dead. Her death WAS evidently the
rrNllit OF natural crluscS.
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NEW YORK MARK ETS.

NEW YORK. July I3.-Cottnn quiet; sales: SGT
hale mid,iling upLilIs, 2ic. Flour quiet aud firm
~ rs for common To fair extra southern; SSoomSl2
for good to choice. Corn steady at 5sGndoc. Pork
rInrr ard quiet al Sl3.7o6lSI3.99. Lard nnchanscu.
Naval stores dull. Groceries quiet. Freights rmer.
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Killed by Li"htl,in---yiOrt

PHILADELPHIA. july 3.--rwo women were
killed by lightning to-day.
There were 81 deaths this week. includ-
ing t97 by smallpox. The deaths for the
corresponding week last year were li6.
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SAN FRANCISCO, July 13.--EN-hoTernor
S,anlcy, oi North Carolina, Is dead.
The S,n Francisco and Colorado Railroad
COMPANY, TO connect with The Texas ana
p.rlic railroad, is ol1allZcd.
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E'ntnl Roller Explosion.
SarutOS,, Races.

Sr. I.ouls. July ia boiler explosion in
st. Clair county killed three persons.
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pELUIDr> REFEESIiNENIS.--Nc q received from
ln>Eru ". FLEpGE. H." prince "l ronttrtiniwr~
ErnaI street. on Saturday. most acceptable
treat in the shape uf u freezer al his excellent lee
cream, Ranked hy many other dcl!ra"lr>. All wht
desire the hest AMI coolest cc-crcan This hot weather
wnmI do Mcll ~ dive him q rall
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JUDGE ArpoISTED.-tiovcrnor Walker on
Saturday appointed John j. Allen, ESP,
Judge of the County Court of Ro!ctnurt, rtcc
Judge Thomas -. Houston resigned.
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LIST or UsuArLAELE l.ErTEEs REMAiSISG
Iy THE RIcnno:;D PcST-OFrlcH JlriY Is, io,2.
Cornelius Douglass, White SG'ph'T, West
Va; Mary +. Reynolds, Westcrlo, \. y;
Jane" l.. rra''cr, LycominS cotmty, Pa. !;
Mary L. LoMrtN.
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Jon PRISrlNt..-Wc call the attention "f hhr-
clp,s clerks III courts shcritis, lawyers r;,tirsi
steamship and canal ot"crs;d agents others
having orders for printing to the lachi''" "'es'
th,. DI,rATru PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT Tor me
rt and faithful execution of all kinds of jon
pv,.rIy,;. We can furnish at short motto" Cards
uuuca,,, eltrr-llcidls. Programmes, Dali Iichtls.
Blanks, Pamphlets, Tags l'and-Bills' 'a'a'"eu'''
Ei,ls ,f FARE, Show Bills. Checks, Drafts &c., ac
Sr Satisfaction guaranteed.
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Professor GUSHELLE In ncw wonders to-hlSN' Il
yirrinia Hall. Admission 2j cents.

VITALIIE THE liAlR.-W hy does Inc iair p'Co''''
harsh and dry: why does IL it o'il why 'o'S II W.
come gray? Simply because the NE mas gone "' '"
H. The ihrS draw Sllscnancc from the scap - lhc
,,,,s draws alncnt from the soil. and when The sup
nIy of IImcn i; cut of in either ease ilc product
withcr, and dies. At the first symptom "i decay
therefore, the unfcd or half-cd roots "i tsie mar
shouId lr refreshed and reinforced with LYONS hA-
Tlt,InoS the only preparation Which VIII n"urlSh
the ,ilamrnts AMI keep them In vigorous c"ihti"h
after they have begun Ia suffer from heilc"Icy al
thrir natural stimuI,nt As long as the katlnir"h
i, faithfully used. with proper degree "i fricll"'
morning and y, rung. long will 1t hc Impossible
for the lair to whitcn or fall out from The scalp
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The dark scenes tc-ught al Virginia Hall. l'r''-
fcssor GrSNELLE'> coat. while hc l. security
bound. Is removed from him Instantly, atii Tie clt
al smother person placed upaa hini. I!rsc' WIN
many other wonders will he performed
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MrLFS! Mules. MULES Persons In want "t
mules will find Il splendid stock to select from 1T
TURNER < COS, Franklin street, Davi>s old
stand They keep on hand Il good stock and offer
the c.t terms. Give them Il call.
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Music At RIVERSIDE PARK THIS EVENING
EoIts "f the" Dolly Warden line will leave Eight
street every hal'-hour frnm To 7:30 i. VI.
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CcRoSER FOR THE CITY OF RICnNoND.
Governor appointed 1ir. W. IL. Taylor colo-
nrr for the c,y OF Richmond on Saturday.
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Dollar cnris .,i +. B. SrEScE Il SO$ gentle
mems furnishing establishment.
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Two nights NOR" Of Professor Gr$$ELLE III MS
wonderful manifestations, Monday and TUESDAY eve
nirg july 18th AID Ivth Prices reduced To - cent,
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tiauze un,lrr.hiris. scvcnty-fyc cents each. at r
Il. SrESCE& Sons.
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~, Contributor.

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..... .u.. vEtN. hr. tNH II MAY "o "'''ti-
f., f1.~ HAT iN"i oHiH Hn,l'i '''t S''-
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The wonicrtu! manifestations to-hlEht anu To-
morrow night nj Virginia Hall i"'itl'cl! t''' last
Admission. - cents.
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POLICE CorRT. SATrRpAY-.JusfCe j. j.
White, rres'dsng.-The following cases were
disposed Of
Isaac Potter (cnlorcd). charged with bas-
tardy. Dismissed: no jurisdiction.
Joshua Stoors rolorct). charged with has
tardy. Continued until Monday and accused
bailcd III 300.
Mike Walls, charged with asSaulting Salic
Garnctt: and Sallic Garnctt. charged with
using indecent andahlISivc language to Mike
Walls. Walls fined - and Garnet fined 81.
Henry Sampson (colored). charged with
asSa'llting and threatening to beat Mathew
Conway. DiSnIisscd: costs pid.
Thomas Farmer, charged with trcspasslug
81 the premises of the Trcdcgar Iron Works
and c!lr>ing and abusing employees Of said
Works. Fined 81 for getting drunk.
Thomas nolan, charged with abiisin" and
threatening to kill Joseph Burns. Fined 81.
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NrSIr hr RIVERSIDE PARK THIS EVESI:G.- .-
Thr :" Dolly Naricu" lim" will hayca special bout
for the ladies at $50 and ~ 6o'rlock.
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r... ma 0ErrINT'"> "F THE DIS
-,, - ! ,EGtE THAN TIN CONFINED
.,,,i,rin> uf AL TliE "IishR hA'''h
>.,.,,>I.,rtE> ~ rIlE CITY.
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Two nights more "f Professor GrHSELhE III hi'
wonderful manifestations. MumEIy anl Tuesday
evenings, July 18th aul 10Th. Prices reduced 70 -
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, July ID, B7:.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, July Il, iS12.
san rises S........ !:5b Moon scts.......... l.:2s
sun sets T:i0 High tide. ........l2:OS
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ADyEHTiSE.--tnIr merchants seeking 'iddc III any
nurliuu Of the country sho;tld advertise III iih
papers Of that section. VI. ELifSoS -. WIN
taxi, advertisements and have them inserted ut pub
fishers rates.
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FITS. rIT>.-Shirts mad" Ia order hy f Il
SpExCE ( -oS. Perfect lit or no SALE
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TIE EvlpEScE >or ESSENTIAL or MATE-
EI,r.~-ll i r,.E'tr,I Of Il jurynan, upon hcin.,
rcHuu>tratcd with hy icllow:i,lr"r tor
sleeping whit" ah Important witness was on
the stand. mat h. cIaclIllt"d in IN impatient
a,dr. Never mind y"I dr witness SAY ::
voo>t yait till dr lawyers talk, un den y"li
know all about il :" rhi~ has generally been
regarded ~ Il -o"d story "n The GriuGll>.
il.! i Detroit Justice Of the Peace. Il few day
since, placed this >inpl" remark III IN" >hIdc.
illr opposing attorneys in Il trial were ar%,i-
iu- the aGni>-li'iIi'r ol Il certain line ot evil
d'ncc upon which The Wh"l" theory OF lh'
defence rested. III" conn i'lainani's lawyer or
posing the introduction OF the evidence.
we'll knowing that upon This point icrcnd"d
hi> rGl>r. The Justice ruled that the evidence
could be put in, but remarked 10 the de-
lrndimt's counsel. " Mr.. n, it'> no use for
You t" take np III" time ot tlc court: have
already decided against yen. - Nch'0H Post.
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TIE trKRrErS uF INTERIOR AFEICA.-tnc
IT the most extraordinary tact> revealed T."
H. hy Dr. INin"~t"ur'> explorations IN
Africa i hat the I"li table land "i the i'll
terror. with il rice agricultural rrSo,Iirr>.
IL u"iIr Il "a IL lin" temperature. broad IN
hand -rI>. AM; ilrXha,l>iihl" stores III mineral
w,,.I}h. j. rendered al but imlrncIrahl" 10
,iNiiiI,d uan. certainly iryond all reach Z"
colonization. 10y one o' tn" most apparently y
;ll~i,uiir:lnt oi c:,l>'>-l ilv. Thi> terrible in.
.rrt i little brown. yrInW->trilwdnr nr, called
the I.clLv scarcely lar-nr than clIr common
hou>r!oId pests but Whose >tin" is al'So-
ldt+ly fatal. :" deadly i il poison thai ii Is
>,t,ti i'r,r "r 'llr ilir> will Kill th" LARGEST tx.
soon after lhr i,itn. which -iy,> little or uu
pain, staggering and blindness L'"lur an thr
.ilras roli-h and III few hours follow con-
vut>inn, ami G,fii. And Vet this drady
lrni>rti under The effect III which the hur~,.
and UA. the sheep and the dog, fall H. il
pia-ru->irirh"n. j. perfectly harmless io laan.
20 wild animals, /" the l,i-c, mui". ass. and
..oal. Here j. auachrNrimrilt 81 >cclp"" that
would bring glory Ia lhc di-coycr"r--lEc dis
royriV "i >ulnr antdotc 10 the >tln~ nf This
yrnomou> lly. which would open tIr trct-
~rlr,< of Central Africa 10 the Use ii the
Wolld.- N"r lwE HorH.
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liESRICo COUNTY C0r.RT.-Civil business
only engaged the attention of this court on
Saturday. The grand jury were in session.
but adjourned 10 meet on Saturday without
rCpOrting to the court.
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GvALrlEp.-Mr G. l.. Miller qualified be-
fore Judge Minor on Saturday Is Collector
for Fairfield township, Heur!co county.
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TIE EEIIGInr> HERALD Of this city i; an cAccl-
lrnl lNrrtieinE mrdmn.
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AEMi>rrAr. %? Main street has ladies hem
stitched laudkcrrhirlS from ccuts upwards: pipnc
lrln"c.. pimls. AMI buttons. 4 fill assortment at
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Professor GttTNEiLE in his Astounding Hight
scrllts Tonight. at Virginia Hail. Admission. -
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81. ELL, son 4 CO., Advertising Agents, DISPATCH
,,iIIiu,r will receive advertisements and have them
inserted In any journal Of the country ut regular
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TIE CONSIDERATIONS

services being over. the choir sang por-
ton of that beautiful hymn, 80, Happy
Day that stays my Choice, during which the
candidates ior confirmation presented them
sclyc. ut The rllancc. There were nine in
number. two gentlemen and seven ladies.
This service WAS particularly solemn and ll-
lcrr>tin~. and the Bishops atIlrc>> To the
candidates after confirmation was very ial-
prC>>lrC.
Before disnil>>in" the congregation he took
occasion IT, remind them that il WAS rll>lu-
nGlry OH such occasions that there sholld hc
IN offering for some special object. While
seated in I hr cImnrcl he rcmemlcrcda yolIng
minister who bad lahored faithfully for
seven Years at point where the Great kaua-
whl flows into the Ohio river. This minister
had ~ far succeeded that he iG,d been en-
;hh.u Ia ,utd the walls OF uc!Ilrcli l,tit thai
WAS all aud he now stood appealing 10
every Christian heart in behalf Of the
founder and the holy catE.r for which hc
prayed and worked 81 faithfully. For scvcn
years he had held his >cI> ices in Il loft, aud
now there seemed hope that Il more appro-
pirate structure might lie reared 10 the
service of God and the Bishop therefore t
Suggested that the collection OH this OCCASION
should Dr devoted TO that young minister ;
church. This direction will be given 10 the
Offering.
There was no scrvic" in this church
Yesterday. but on next Sunday it Will lie
open for divine worship, and the holy com.
muniou will be administered.
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MEMDk ANDA.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

BALTIMORE, July R.--Arrired, schooner u. Is.
Martin. from Richmond. Va.
The Yankee. kIcngcbcrg, from Richmond, i. Rio
Japeru 18th ultimO.
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Mr. ocConor Declines.

Mr.. O'CosoR has formally declined the
cheap laurie, offered by seedy convention
for his distinguished brow. Anything tha'
MFR. O'CoSos does must be formal, ana t''s
is particularly so. The wise saws ana t'''"
wor,, rlatitudes remind one f"rcio'y 0, t''oSo
;mn,pssiyc truths set forth ut the Top OF copy
,,oot parcs. s,,ci, NJ ~ man can gam no
thing In the company OF the vicious. ANU
doubtless his reflections chiefly dweh on th'S
accented truism. and he read II "oi 'h'
vicious and impotcnt'"
There is something very touching III these
out.ai.tlc.clhow politicians, with their non''-
nation tucked under their arm, tied up 'e-
rally with dirty rcd ribbon, Stepping hes''
fatingly into the we!l-arranycd once Oh Tue
neat, trinrl0oking old lawyer, ana l'locceu.
inv tn omen and read it TO him. The ola
gentleman seems to have bccn niue linpt
ticnt with them, not that he objected 10 wtE't
they had to say, but that he wanted
fo hear himself ta'k--bcing like most
old mnplc, triAe garrulo'H. When the
committee had finished their address
ne rot in lis. He mentioned tho champion
of Troy and I.EoXIDAs In the Grecian pass
and the dissenting Consul ut Canine. ana
stated some political views pretty nearly as
old and unsuitcd to the times as those Seii-
,Ieme,l would be; rs unSuitcd rs Mr.O toSoK
himself is. At the close Of his speech, one
faithful one persisted in kissing the hem Of his
garment anyhow, and informed him that ne
woulv he voted for in any event, but the
eminent lawyer is not recorded as having re-
cornizcd any virtue i'll this offer, save
that of hurrying the party out, ana
looking around with some scrutiny
at the portable articles of value III
the APARTMENT. And now that the farce Is
ended. wouldn't it have been just as well for
the venerable gentleman to have stated that
he didn't care, as he does not, to get mixed
I'D with such set rs composed the Louis
willie Convention, and that while he might
have had some doubts before he knew what
they were he had none at all now, and that II
be was trying TO do a little in politics 1t was
in an honest way, and not in the way they
wanted TO use linn. Mr.. O'CnSoR Is al no.
nor,ble man, and might have said all this
with truth, and omitted his siilted dlsqlSl'
ton on American politics, OF which ne KNOWS
very little i'm this day and generation; whlcii'
to say the truth, is not his.
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Rock Notices..

WoOpHoUsE Il PARuAM aud WEST u JOHN
sroS.-A Review Of the First Volume ol
ALEXANDER II. SrGrnENs's "War Between
the states" BY CoNsTITuToNALisr. Pub
lishcd by LIrrlNCoTT Il CO., Philadelphia.
WooDH0usE & PARuAM.--" Belle Rose" q
novel, from the French of AMEDEE ACnARD,
by Mrs. MARTHA LAFlTTE JOHNSON.
j. TAYLOR ELLYsoN.--" The Pioneer of
the Susquehanna," by j. FENNlMoEE COOPER.
This book is well gotten up and admirably
illustrated. The illustrations, for superior
design and skill in the execution. are not
equalted by anything we have seen in the
present day.
j. TAYLOR ELLYsoN.," Ebb Tide Il
novel, by CHRISTINE REID, the author of Va
lerie AyImer, &c. Illustrated. The plot is
good, the story well told, and the illustia-
tions not worthy of notice.
J. TAYLOR ELLYsoN.-"The Brooks OF
Bridlemcre,' by J. WmyTg MELVILLE. The
book is handsomely gotten up, and the au-
tboi's reputation is guarantee for Il we'll
told story.
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Some Figures about the October
Elections.

Now that the Maine election has taken
place the fighting will he all the harder i'll
the States where elections are to he hcld IN
the early part of October. On the Stll OIL
flat montl the state campaigns will close IN
Iowa, Indiana, Ohio, Nebraska, and Penn
svlyania. These are the most important
State elections in the Presidential year. This
is particularly true of Indiana ONO ana
PENNSYLVANIA. i'm these three States. there
fore. there will he hard fighting, and the r..
suit will be sure to have Il decided influence
upon the national contest.
no illustrate how close vote may he IN a
State canvass. and then how large the major
ity on one side may be in the vote for Presl-
dent, let lis look at Indiana. In 1868, for
Governor. the vote stood Democratic, no.
Gil; Republican. Ia ,515; majority for the
latter of 9Gl only. In November GRANT
carried the State by 9,5T2 majority. For the
last ten years the vote of the State has been
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NEW GOODS. NEW GOODS
w, are now receiving orr FALL STOCK. and VIII
hc nl,,sed to see our customers. We have bea'l-
tlful stock Of
PRINTS. COTTONS.
WHITE GOODS.
BLACK and COLORED DRESS GOODS.
ALrACAS of all kin'iS and colors
OPERA FLANNElS AMI all other KINDS ol
flannel. very cheap;
EMPRESS CLOTHS,
silks, SATlSS,
RIBBONS,
HOSIERY. and other notlons-rery cheap:
BLANKETS atall prices.
:, sp,epdid assortment of SiAWLS and many other
articles
We have Just received the best stock Of KID
GLOVES In the city; splendid KIDS at I5c.
All of these articles are To he foundat
WILLIAM TIIALIlIMER & SONS.
1913 Main street, opposite the post-oilicc, anu
e..,o Col Broad street. corner sixth.
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MIR. O'C0nOr and tie Strais ht-0ns he
m0cracy--EIis Reply.

The announcement that Charles O'Conor
had formally declined the Louisville nonlna-
ton has been made. Thursday afternoon
the delegation from the Louisville Conven-
ton waited upon Mr.. O'Conor to ascertain
his final determination in regard to his noll-
nation for the Presidency.
Major Morcarl, i'm a long address, urged
Mr.. O'Conor to accept the nomination.
MR.. o'coNoR's LETTER.
Mr.. O'Conor, in lengthy letter in reply,
said:
Mr.. Chairman and Gentlemen,-My views
as TO the duty of resisting the Baltimore
nomination incide with those which you
have expressed. Unless their lines are kel t
firm, and their antagonism on some real CT
supposed principles consistently SUSTAINED,
political parties can produce no good. Inc.
are on their face mere factious combinations
to delude people, aud divide as profits Of a
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PoLiTICAL FREEDOM IN ALABAMA.-Ar.
Hcnc>, when he removed from Columbus
Wa.) to thi, city, brought with him three or
four of the most gcntlcnmnly and respectable
colurcd men that we have met in many Il day.
When the negroes of this city organized
their Radical club they made an attempt to
induce these men to join. But they were too
gentlelnany in their instincts to mix with
any such crowd, and the result was that the
old system of terrorism was attempted to be
put in force against them. Yesterday one Oh
the rlilians took his stand ut the head OF the
steps leading to the larier->hop of Mr.. Hcnes
and iusutingy proclaimed his ability to
"whipany Niger from Georgia" One OF Mr.
Henes's employee, heard the boast, and came
promptly up to give him a chance TO try it.
But tie coiured troop was not so anxious 10
fight nobly when his foe stood front to front
with him, and SO, after taking a very bitter
denunciation us mccklv as lamb, he went
before 4 Justice of the peace and swOrc that
the Georgian had assaulted and attempted 10
kill him. \ warrant was accordingly issued.
and the plucky Georgian hauled up before
the courts to answer charge of which he
was more innocent than the man who lodged
the complaint against him. We have not
heard how the affair Observation-Disclosures
merry 44iUertiSer, Sth.
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- rflr..i ,rar 1r 1s'nf; ~ ElsrIiEl

asa TIE LfEE or THE FLESH Is
THE BLOOD r This being The fact, II Is oiyyfoas
that when the blood becomes corrupted the who's
system becomes corrupt also. 70 relieve this, Che
true policy undoubtedly Is 10 direct the remedy to
the source Of the disease. ftjsin this mauner thar
DR.. TUFTS sARsAIsARtLIsA and QUEENS
DELIGHT acts, It's specific effect Is on the blood
It prifes t. vi.aizes It ard expcis I'LL dis!empef
from the system.
Being free from violent minerals. tits adaptcd 10
general nee. The old and young may use II tho
most delicate female Mt any time may take Il the
weak and enfcebted will I've strengthened by 81 the
Gender infant, who may have Inherited disease, win
be cured byit.
For Syphilis, aud NIL Its train Of evils, IL Is sure
nntidote.
DIR. TUFTS LIVER PILLS arc mild and gen.
tic purgative, possessing the peculiar merit Of act
Ing rs powerful agent In relieving congcstive or
TORPID liver. They have no equal.
DIR. TUTES HAIR DYE Is the best in 1sc
sc I4-deodlw&w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-14
rI7- BARGAINS IN POPLlNS. DRESS
GOODS, ORGANIZES, LAWSS PERCALES;

ALSO.
LINEN GOODS for boys;
TOWELS. NAPKINS,
ALPACAS. &c.. &c.
THOMAS L. PRICE ( CO., during the present
runulh To relieve the tedium of deg days" viii
close u,ri many styles of SUMMER GOODS without
regard 10 cost. No list Of prices Is given but each
article will show for itself.
Also on hand received recently by steamer and
express.
NEW and PRETTY PRINTS, in American and
English:
WHITE and COL0RED plQUES. IS TO SOC.
BLACK GRENADINES;
BLACK DELANES;
LINEN-BOSOM SHIRTS GAUZE SHIRTS
HOSIERY, every grade;
LINEN and LACE COLLARS and CUFFS;
BLACK and COLOREU RIBBONS;
BELTS, CORSETS,
KID GLOVES,
THREAD GLOVES.
RUSTLES. new styles;
SHEET N(iS. both linen and cotton:
PILLOW LINEN and IRISH LINEN:
DRlLLINGS and CASSIMERES, for gentlemen;
CLOTHS, EESTlSGS, &c.
NEW GOODS DAILY.
L. II. PRICE & CO.,
aus 1iOl Main street, corner Eleventh.