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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-23

POSTAGE Letters that are not fully pre-
paid are, by a recent order Of the Post-olhce
Department, charged double the unpaid
amount at the Office Of delivery, instead OF
the actual deficiency as heretofore.
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TOURNAMENT AND BALL.-There will be
tournament and ball at Floral Hall, Boydton,
Va, OH the 18th of October. Managers: : L.
W. Wimbish, G.. n. Williams, Robert I:
Thorn
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TRANSFERS OF REAL EsTATE.-The follow
ing conveyances Of real estate were made
during the week ending September 2i>t,
1872:
George A. Leonhard to William n.
Short, trustee, 333 feet on Second street
between Clay and Marshall, for 81, 100.
William Greaner's executors to J. B.
Pace, l13 feet on Twenty seventh street be-
tween Main and Frhnklin, for s2,2G0.
j. w. Pierce and W. t: Fitzgerald to T..
F. Wather, feet on Pine street between
Beverly street and Aibcmarle, for sl00.
Robert Stiles, &C., commissioners, to j.
w. Camp, AZ feet on Franklin street near
Twepty-tbird, for 1920.
III. K. Ellyson to Robert F. Hotze, II feet
oD Pine street near Albemarle, for 81 ,5G2.
james Gregory to Tredegar Company, SO
| feet on Overton street between Sixth aud
Seventh, for $4,000.
William Flegenheimer, assignee, &C.. to
2. Cullen, lots on Brook avenue near
Moore avenue, (Nos. l, 3. and 81 for 1855.
NJ. Gallagher to William b. Cook, 81 ! feet
on Cary street, corner Foushee, for 81 ,260.
d. O'Dea to Robert kerse, G5s feet or,
Louisiana street, corner Osborne turnpike,
| for 81 200.
A. Baratt;s to Sarah J. Darlington, lot in
ictu ,ot !o1 Uu L Tlduhllh SLIttt uttiT StfcH-
tpehth, for $500.
j. II. Dooley, &c, commissioners, to S. S.
Cottrell, 55 1912 feet on Cary street between
Laurel and Cherry. for $1,000.
II. G. Cannon, SC, commissioners, to z.
w. Pickr"l, 40 feet on Tenth street be-
tween Byrd aud Arch, for 81 900.
T. G. Wooddy to NJ. f. King and .. A.
Harris, 81 feet OH Judah street near Leigh,
for 81 500.
NJ. 4. King and ID. A. Harris to J. Fl.
Mayo, "a feet on Judah street near Leigh.
Robert Harvey, &C., to city of Richmond.
grant of land to form Pulliam street, for
Sl95. .... ..'.-r.
w. F. Jackson, commissioner to j. A.
Tyrce, 80 feet on Clay street, for Sl,0SO.
}. II. Guy. commissioner, to j. III. Hum.
phreyS, 81 feet OH Third street near Duval,
| for 1904. r'..
c. Ii. Thompson, trustee, to II. +. Ander.
son, Is feet oD Canal street near Jefferson,
| for l,1a0.
5. Hunter to W. II. Lyme, SO feet on Grace
street. corner Twcnty-tbird, for 1900.
T. l.. u. Walford to w. II. Lyme, 80 feet
on Grace street near Twenty-third, for 500.
H. K. Ellyson to A. u. Brown, 120 feet on
Pine street, corner Abemarle, for $2 $40.
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xrm yoRK MARKETS.

NEW YouK. September Z1-Cotton easier; sales,
gOi7 bales; uplands, lssc; Orleans, lasc Flour In
lctive and unchanged Wheat more inactive; lo~
Pork heavy at Si r6slTl4.lp Lard duh kettle p3c
Groceries qlitt and iirnl. Nayals steady. TalloY
dull, FrcIghts firm. " hs'
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SUIT AGAINST THE CITY.-EX-Policeman
A. II. Lyneman has entered suit against the
city for the recovery of $75 fines imposed
upon him. Mr.. Lyncman contends that
while he might have been suspended and his
pay stopped there was no authority TO fine
and keep him OH duty.
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The POLICE CoURT.-On Saturday morn.
ing Acting Police Justice William Hall Crew
disposed of the following cases in the Police
Court:
Thomas Lewis (colored), charged with
asSaulting and striking Eliza White. Let of,
Eliza White (colored), charged with tres.
passing on the premises of Thomas Lewis
and abusing him. Discharged. .. ....
Robert Liggon (coloredD, charged with de.
frauding Nancy Lindsey cut Of one and a
balf Bushels ct sweet potatoes. Not guilty
honorably discharged.
Ann Rafferty,, charged with abusing and
threatening Rose ley. Fined 81.
Edwin Cooke, charged with being drunk
and creating a disturbance in the house OF
Lewis ConSinni and abusing the police
Fined s. and security required in 500 fol
three months.
Beverly Randolph (colored), charged with
assaulting and beating Rosetta Coles: Dis
charged
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strike Among sailors,

CLEVELAND, September 2l.--Tke strike
among the sailors is becoming threatening.
The. strikers boarded a number of vessels
to-dny and compelled the workmen to come
ashore. Fourteen Of the strikers have been
arrested aa ra 3n-lef "a
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Is.
f,RESii CuD-LiNER OIL

t'RESii CuD-LiVER OIL
JUST RECEIVED
'""li}N wishing an article as acceptable 10 the
iH'''' and stomach as
fCRE AND FRESH CnD-LlyER OIL
''' viii un 1t for sale on drasht and by The bot
'"' J. BLAIR'S,
Is S25 broad street.
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MEETING IN BRooKLAND TowNsHIP.-There
will be meeting of the Greeley and Brown
Club of Brookland township, of Henrico
county, at r. B. Jones's near Bacon's Quarter
Branch, this (Monday) evening at ! O'clock.
An opportunity will be then oftorded for all
to unite with the club, or form an additional
one for that portion Of the township, US the
meeting may determine. The County Super
intendent, Mr.. II. A. Atkinson, will be in
attendance.
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CHAPMAN & MooHEs celebrated make Of Lon
don hats are on sale ut P. WEIsIGER & Co.'S. l:nl
Main street. To be without one of these hats In
London is to be out Of style They are all the go In
New York, and Of course must bc fashionable here.
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,xo,sa.Tn,evca Tsan2cst.

srEIsdrirIp, H.. September 2l.-h ylst-
lance committee has been formed IN DAKOTA
and two herseihicycs have already been
hspged TO telegraph poles.
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Paper MiIl burned.

NEwBrRG, N. Y, September 21.- Condit
Song paper mill has been destroyed by fire.
Loss, Sl00.000. 49,
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SILK hats fitted with conforInetor and made t
order without extra charge at A. A. ALIENS.
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O.Conor Accepts the Louisville Ecssa'
nation.

New YORK, September 31.--The TIMES
saws Charles O'Conor has written letter 10
Il member IF the Straight-out" Demo
cratic Committee accepting The nomniation
of the Louisville Convention.
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Parents, send your boys TO the Telegraph school
and secure them against the cure of having No pro-
fessiOn. .... .... ~. r......
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W. ID. BLAIR & Co. corner ninth aud aiaim
streets. have come brandy for peaches fifteen de-
grces above proof. It's high proof makes 1t much
better for putting up peaches. frice, $3.50 per gal
lori
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W. WALLACE Sons have Just received another lot
Of fifty barrels 1T. Scmmes's" choice rye whtskey
In store also hundred barrels Reagan kooglers
Argllsta county whiskev vintage 1891
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SCRIBNER'S MONTHLY for October contains an
interesting article = On the Tobacco Plantation, by
Mrs. NJ T. Handy. of this city. with Illustrations by
Sheppard. For sale by j. I. ELLlSoS. liz Main
street. Price, thirtv-fvc cpnts.
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The shirts made 10 order or ready made by +. b.
SPENCE 4 Son are guaranteed to be OF the bes'
material and to fit we'll.
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RANGE OF THERMoNgTER AT DlsPATC
OFFICE FRIDAY, September 21st: A. NJ,
70 degrees; Z. NJ, ~ degrees; = 7. NJ,
IT degrees.
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Go to Z. b. SPENCE 6 Sons for gentlemen
furnishing goods.
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SToNEwALL GREELEY CLUB.-This Greeley
club VIII meet at their headquarters, on
Duval street. tonight at 8 O'Clock for the
transaction of important business.
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Young men complaining of nothing to DO can
learn an easy lucrative profession In three four
months by going 10 the Telegraph School, isl0 Main
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, SEPTEMBER 20, H7".
sun rises. 800 Noon rises ie.s
sun SETS .......... 600 High tide. 8:2o
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Save your money and 80 TO A. A. ALIENS ant
buy hat. Remember his prices are low.
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The night session of PAINTER & MCGovERN's ;
Telegraph School commences October lst. Hours
from to 10 p. NJ. Hours of day session from A.
NJ To- L, NJ.
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list OF LETTERS.

-, rTTERS REMAINING in
7 I>l ut unt,rmWoND rosT-nfTICE sEFTEM-
1H: ;,lrs f, ,c,tcrs IN this ',st vii, m,essse ssse
10, @'%a ,tT t@F ONCE Nc ,OR1 IN wss
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Obituary

MEArHis, Tenn, September 21.--The sx-
Confederate General Patten Anderson Is
dead -.H ....s. III.
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Fntal Shooting Affair I'm Columbia
South Carolina.

.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch
COLUMBIA, S. c., September PA shoot
ing affair occurred here. this morning at
the Pollock House, a favorite resort in the
city. in which a highlysesteemed young
man named John y. Caldwell was killed
instantly, it is supposed, by George Tup-
per; and Major Morgan, son-in.law of
George a. Trenholm, was seriously
wounded. The affair grew out of the
present political contest, in which the par
ties suffering took no previous part, but
occurred as follows: Judge Samuel w.
Melton Is candidate for Attorney Gene
raj on the regular or Moses ticket. G. w.
Montgomery was the President pro tenn. of
fle State. Senate. Melton had charged in
effect in his speeches that Montgomery had
issued fraudulent pay certificates. Mont
gomery published card in the Daily
PhGmr denouncing Melton as a liar, pol
troon, and coward. The latter returned last
night.
To-day the parties met OH the streets several
times without violence being offered. Mel
ton and his two friends, John D. Caldwell
and Major Morgan, had been dining up stairs
in the saloon. Coming down, Melton en-
tered the lower diiiihs halt aid assaulted
Montgomery, who was at the table with
Tupper and other friends. Caldwell and
Morgan eutered to suppress this difficulty.
Caldwell was shot dead and Morgan was
shot in the shoulder. All the parties were
arrested, and Melton and Morgan we're re-
leased. The excitement was intense, Cald-
we'll not having an enemy, black or white.
The coroner'> Inquest elected so much, and
adjourned till tomorrow.
Caldwell was captain Of cavalry in the
Confederate service. Morgan, Meltot1 and
Tupper were also officers In the same SER
vice. The Masonic fraternity and Fire De-
partment will participate in the funeral cere.
monies tomorrow. Caldwell was a brother.
in-law Of United States Senator 7. J. Robert
son, of this State.
There is Il very uneasy state of feeling pre-.
vailing at the present time and much ami
mostly towards Tupper, who is confined it
iaiI
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Airllnond 1ispatrh,

: nW' THE CIRCULATION OF THE Dis
PATCH Ib LARGER THAN THE COMBINED
tTRCUI ALTON uF NIL THE OTHER DAILY
SEwsPApERs uF THE CITY.
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Judge Barnnrd's Smeeassor--FesaI
i, StcnmbOnt Expl0s7Sn.
New YoRE, September 2l.-Judge Eunch
L. Fanchar succeeds Judge Barnard In the

The tug Passaic exploded to-day. The
captain was badly and two men fatally scald-
ed The engineer, who escaped, says thers
was but fifty pounds OF steam on and be
cannot account for the exrlosion.
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1890 Main street Is the place where +. u. SPENCE
& Son sell bargains in clothing.
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NEW ANDEALUABLEINS'FRU-sz szw@

" " pSIfr
Having added to my case OF instruments
'"'1 ~, Morrison celebrated BUR ENGINES"
"" iHFra'rd to operate upon the natura teeth
'N' Lfss PAIN AND FATIGUE to the patient
' A' with greater rupidity and thoroughness, than
~ "'saV4e 10 oe obtained by the hand.
JUD. L. WOOD, u. u. S.
lt'E' No , Ninth street. ap 30-cud
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J. R. aoUNrcAsrLE. s s.P. CoFER.
T r.. MOUNTCAsrLE & co. invite
~ special attention 10 the - General Lee" Cook
tnRStoSe- the Cricket the - Best" the "t2eod-
Wtll," the SCorn-Panter." and others: heating
stoves OF ull sizes; hnware aud house-furnishing
goods: plu bng. Timing, and gas-ftinS. Al out
door work promptly d2Ee.
J. J.KMOUNTCAsTLE & co.
500 Broad street,
sc l7-2m between Fifth and Sixth.
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ALLEN has all of the very latest style hats for mel
and hoyS.
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Grand fall opening at E. B. SPENCE soS's to
day
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Gcntlemen's furnishing goods at f. b. SPENCE 4
Sons 1906 Main street.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
sem York stock and Money marke

NeT York Stock and Money Market.
NEw YoRK, September 2i.-Money was
freely offered at q per cent. Sterling, 1911
to 1901. Gold, 113s to 1881. Governments
closed rather heavy. States dull and steady
Tennessee's, III; new. n. Firginia's, A;
new, so; eonsols, 30; deferred, 10. Louisi
ana's. 90; new, +5. Levee's, 5s; SIS, 60
Alabama's, 80; 5s, so. Georgia's, 10; rs
s.. North Carolina's, 324; new, 20; specia
tax, IL. South Carolina's. 40; new, 90
April and October, 24.
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Grand fall opening at Z. B. SPENCE SoS's TO-
day.
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| }ks. X. y HUDSON AND r. DA. EEsn
NiNnN, DENTISTS. 1ig Main street. cHYYfp
n"> hour " " ~ " '> '
tuir"ns. ''' ~ s " - ,,,s
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Go to A. A. ALIENS and see those fine silk ha
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MULES, HORSES. stc.

* SALE, a THOROUGHBREDS SN,o
,,a ny MARE; Ave years old: gentle ~
, ,.I hin drives we'll Can he seen at stable on
r,r.,,u s'S"l Gtweeu Franklin aud Main streets
"a ". uh''t" l.. NJ Sc 23-lts
+ II a \ Il +. SALE AND EN-7n
>rr ~ ~ ERr STABLE. FRANKLIN ~
<;XIIii.,. BETWEEN EIGHTEENTH AND
,i'jrE e kNIH. RICHMOND. YA.-MULFS and
4: r i"f sale PARTIES In want .; stock win lind
,c,, . interest to call ADD UGa .,t tho stock. All
~ Y. 80 i'i"'7eate'' 7t''N Hh'p VI
|t-1m EDMOND BOSSiEux.
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JAMES II. bRl1IOS' lTe~Nient
WH. HANLEY. Secretary.
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4 GERMAN BAPTIST Mission Church F0R
RICRNoNr.-On Sunday evening an interest
in~ meeting was held in the Legh-Strcet
Baptist church undcr the auspices Of the
Young Mems Missionary Society of that
church in the interest of the German Baptist
Mission. Rev. Mr.. Garlick explained the
Object of the meeting. and in ? brief but in
tcrr<tin!s address alluded To the necessity OF
Il German Baptist chapc! in this city. This
gentleman WAS followed by Rev. John Bien-
nrr. who is If the head of the mission. At
the conclusion Of Mr. Blenncr>S remarks,
Rev. J. l.. VI. Curry, y. d., addressed the
meeting aud in his happicst style urged his
hearers t. rive lhclaly towards so worthy
an object. 4 collection was takcn up and a
large amount rCa!Hed.
The Young Mems Missionary Societies oi
the First. second Grace-Strcct. and Leigh
street Bapti>' churches are btisily and hearth
" Interested III the work OF erecting q chapel
in this city in which the German Baptists
may worship. 1t may also he remarked in
this connection that these societies have al
ready collected Il @o0dIy sum, and it cannot
hc ion. bcioT" start will be made and Il
neat and comfortable chapel for divine wor-
>hi,, lC erected.
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Financial Stir In Ncy York.


New YORK, October THE announce
ment from Washington that the Treasury
Department would sell 100000 gold to-
day, and buy the same amount in bonds, Gre
atcd quite stir in financial circles. Last
night large crowd of Wall-Street operators
congresated at the Fifth-Avenue Hotel, dis
cussng the gold question.
The Times says it is now understood upon
good and Weil-intormed authority that the
Government will place ut least Sl0,000,000 in
gold upon the market, to be sold for the ben
eft of those needing coin to pay duties and
transact their foreign business.
, Ldter.-Thc Government bought five mil
lions in bonds ut lie T4-1G0 to l12 99-l0O.
There were some forty bids for five millions
in gold at III to 1l3 1-1O0. 1t is reported
on Wall street that the Government will
Issue twenty millions Of legal-tcnders at an
early day.
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New Work Items,

NIw YORK, October T.-Lucca entertained
the v>itin" Indians at her residence Satur-
day evening.
The Xavier Union, a Catholic society,
publishes an address of sympathy with
the Jcsuts and other religious Orders eX-
PEELED from Germany.
Horace Greeley has been inTitcd to make
another western tour.
4 large number OF persons, alleged TO have
registered iirauduieutiy i'll Newark, n. j.,
have been summoned before the grand jury
to-day.
The East Chester (N. " National Bank,
closes on the lst of january next, it is s:lid,
in consequence of oppressive local taxation.
Eighteen Caruchin friars, expelled by The
Guaiamalan Government, have sailcdhence
for Europe.
james Hays, shot aud robbed by highway
men in Central Park few evenings ago,
died this morning in the hospital.
Tweeda trial commences next Monday.
The Church Heekly, High Church Episco-
pal newspaper, has suspended publication
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Important Decision by the British
6'nrnsu usSSsnn

WASHINGTON, October THE British
Commission to-day decided an important
principle in two cases for tobacco burned at
Richmond. The claimants Scotch merchants)
alleged themselves to be owners of the to-
bacco iii question at the outbreak of the war: :
that the President, by the proclamation OF
blockade, and the Congress, by the non-in-
tercourse act of June, 1861, prevented their
removal Of the same. although under the
non-intercourse act the President was per-
mtted to license special and limited trade
with the insurrectionary districts, and as the
claimants alleged such licenses were given
TO those willing to take an active part against
the rebellion ir preference to aliens and neu.
trails, the claimants charged the sub
se1uent destruction and loss of their
tobacco to this prevention of removal by the
United States. and claimed that the United
States was liable therefor. Ona demurrer to
the memorials the Commission decided
against the claims, holding in effect the
proclamation of blockade, the non-inter-
course act, and the practice OF the United
States under them lawful acts of war within
the law Of nations. If this claim could have
been sustained the United States would be
made liable for an immense amount Of pro
perty in the South owned by aliens at the
outbreak OF the war
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4 Republican View oi t9le SisuatiHia
:.3 esCs.:,sysSIa,

4 5sCDsDiiC1. sfh Va axe .Sls ailihPia
"a pca:;,SyiyaIi;a.
WASHINGTON, y. c., October THE star
(Rcpubcan) publishes tic, following Til,
evening:
"Pht'aiclphja.-The election tomorrow
is the only thing thought Of or talked oi.
There isl general staad-Sill in business, and
every one Is preparing for tomorrow. 80
fur ~ this city is concerned, the canvass Of
The Republicans is the most thorough and
systematic ever made. | am sorry | cannot
say the same lor the State. It is generally
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS TINT the Republican state Com
mittcc is very Inefficient one, an't lis can
va;S his been series Of iUndcrS. TINS.
with the unpopuIarity Of l!artl9nlt. The Re
publican candidate for Governor. has hnt Il
uispiriting effect; but. fortunately, all this
was understood early in the campaign, and
every effort WAS made to cOtnteract it.
"Thcrc arc Il few Liberal Republican," III
the State, and il IN unohicctionabic man had
been placed in nomination for G0yCrnor>nip
the Republicans would sweep the state by
at least so coo majority. There seems To be
40 doubt, however. of Ilartranlt's election,
and in pool sales he is the choice ly one hum
dred to eighty. Even bets are made that he
will have 10000 majority in the state.
Buckalcw is expected to come to The city
with 1880 maiority, and Hariiantt, it is '9id,
will carry the city by $4,000 majority. Some
put it as high IL 1890. and none lower than
ln,GG0. These are the calculations Of the
Republican committee.
..Thc Democrats, on the other hand, claim
that Blckuiew will come 10 the city with
%, 900, and that tic city will not give fart
lan!t over 10000 majority, thus clccting
Buckiew by 10000. The indications are
that the Republican estimate Is the correct
one, and betting men are using il as their
basis of operations. The total registration
in the city is 1872 600, an increase OF 3o,O00
over last year, wien the state ticket had r.
600 majority in the city.
The Democrats have been dcm0raizcd
in the city and have aimed all their eiiorts to
the State. The Republicans have taken ad-
vantage of this and their work will certainly
make Iiartrantt successful.
"That the Democracy have coionzed 4
large number of men from Baltimore and
New York in mining districts there is no
doubt. The Republicans. however, have or
nauiZed a strong detective force which has
been sent to watch and prevent such men
from voting.
"Sporting men from all over the country
are here. with John Morrisscy and John
Chamberlain at their head. There are lesu-
lar pool sales established, the same Is at
horsc-racing. and it is estimated that quar-
ter million Of dollars Will change hands on
the result
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Agricultural, A &c.

COLUMBIA. :. c., October 7.-Great prepa-
rationS are being made by the State AgrcuI-
tuI;il and Mechanical Association for their
annual fair, to open here OH the 9th oil next
month.
The masters aud past masters of the Pa
irons of Husbandry meet in convention here
On the 9th instant to organize 4 State Grange
for South Carolina. They will organize
with scvcnty.cight subordinate Oranges,
making the largest State Grange now in en-
lstcncc except that III Ohio.
BALTIMORE, October 7.-Thc fourth annual
fair Of the American Agricultural and Ne.
chanical Society will commence tomorrow at
their grounds at Pimlico, and will continue
tour days. Hon. Horace Greeley will deliver
the annual address Thursday ut II O'Clock.
On The same night he will witness grand
torch-!i@ht procession by the Democratic
clubs Of this city. The delegation Of kiowa
indians now in Washington will visit the
fair Oil Wednesday and Friday.
ATLANTA, GA, October 1.-The Georgia
State Fair opens on the 18th instant and con-
tinuc> six days. The number Of entries is
unprecedented. The premium list is the
largest and most varied ever offered in the
state.