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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-11

new YoRK, October 10.-The Government
bought no bonds yesterday.
An unsuccessful conference was held last
night between representatives OF ia!nm&uy
and of the Committee OF Seventy to unite Oh
n inayoraltv candidate.
William ~ Tweed said to IN interviewer
yesterday: II have not been ten mile, IRON
the city in Il year, except to Greenwich ana
New Camden. am not going to leave, ana
shall stay, perhaps, longer ti.an some one
would like TO have me-
The fourth anniversary Of Cuban indie
uendence was celebrated this morning il this
city. one hundred guns were fred.
in the Court OF oyer and TcrLnlner this
morning the case Of the people against
Thomas C.. Fields came up for argument.
John Graham. Esq. counsel for the accused,
secured postponement Of the trial.
The trial of William VI. Tweed is sci for
Monday next.
James Brooks and Fernando Wood were
renominated for Congress to-Eiy by tue
Democrats.
Oswald Ottcndorier positively declines
nomination by Talnnlany for the mayol''''!
of New York.
Rev. Samuel Seabury, grandson Of the hrst
Episcopal bishop in the United States, ana
formerly editor Of the Chnrchnsaa, dieu to-
day, aged seyenty-two.
J. B. Purdy has been held to bait on the
charge Of violating the United States law oy
shipping explosive materials falsely marked.
Count Won Arnin. Secretary OF the der-
man Legation, has been recalled lrom WASH
ipgtou. He will be. succeeded by count
Berustauf.
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Report of Border Depret:ass0ny
,sniSsiODerS.

WAsHIsGToS, October 10.-Colonel Robb,
Of Georgia, and Ar. Savage, of California,
two of the commissioners appointed by the
President to take testimony relative to the
depredations on the Rio Grande, returned
to Washington to-day, end called upon the
President and had long interview With
hinl. The President was much Interested in
the narration OF these gentlemen, who wIIs
prepare formal report for transmission to
Congress. They state that the incursions by
armed bands Of McXicaas into Texas are nu.
incrouS, and have continued ever since 1859;
since which time they have driven horses
and cattle estimated to be worth several NIL
lions Of dollars across the river into Mexico.
where their plllpder is snId to soldiers and
citizens. General CoItina, who Is not ct
present in active military service, Is repre-.
sented to be one Of tho most active instiga.
tors Of the incursions, by which he largely
profits.
The Texans while endeayoriug to drive
their cattle TO safe places are sometimes
killed by the Mexicars, while occasionally tho
latter suffer in like nauncr. Owing 70 these
frequent incuiSions the border continues III
4 state Of excitement.
There !; only one company Of cavalry or
the frontier, which is Of little use, consider
ing that the distance which requires guard.
iny is SOj miles-irom the mcutu 0f the Rio
Grandc to the extreme American settisMent.
The infantry is located at long Intervals, the
distance being nearly 800 mile, from Fort
Brown 70 RiTgso!d, with only Que camp in.
tervenlng.
some oi the sufferers by the Mexican ralds
travelled 200 miles to give their testimony,
md expressed their qualification that pre-
!iminary measures had been taken not only
to protect, bat to indemnify them for Losses,
General NcCook, commanding OIL the Rio
Graudc, corroborated tic statements of tho
witnesses as TO tue boldncss with Which tho
| raids are made, and testified rs 10 his inabil.
| ity with on insufficient force to glro tho te-
qllired protection.
There is no reason to doubt the President.
in submitting the report Of the commission.
crs to Congress, will accompany it with j
strong recommendation that prompt mea.
surcs pe taken t. protect otr citizens OH the
border in their l!Ses and property,
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gEoracc Greeley II, Buissn,oro.

BALTIMORE, October l0.-HUrtcG Greeley
delivered Il speech Mt the Fair Grounds TO-
day, in which lie made 10 mention Of poll
tics. Tonight there was grand torch,
light procession by the Democratic clubs,
which was reviewed by Dir. Greeley.
Previous TO the passing Of the procession
Nr. Greeley addressed m immense crowd
gathered in front Of the CMTOitVn rs fol-
lows:
"Citizcns Of Nary1and,-I greet you as CO.
workers i'll q common Calisc-thc cause OF
our whole cOlln;ry-Gvcry part ot II; the
cause of every race and every cttsS Ill that
country. Ip!cad for national reconciliation ;
plead for the restoration Of common rights
TO every citizen DOW deprived Of them; !
plead for that unity Of feeling without which
The units of territory and the unity Of gov
crnncnt ure of small account. Let IL
be one pcrplC--an American people
forgetting cur past differences, dtplorln9
our InlSt canmitles. and resolving that We
shall cvcrmorc be Il united anda harmonious
PEOPLE. For that cause Of nNtt0aa! unity
and prosperity | stand and testify. Ec.
seecl you to let nothing di,c@ura%c t.
press on ia that triumph Whrh sill hr
certainly accorded IL. II not i'll The "arit
future, nj i later day. or cau&c i i;!st.
Let none ever doubt, thm, that Scnerot%
people sh2l accord it, and that time sliai'
write our memories green IL tl;t
We never despaired qf our country. never
deserted her, and never wished 10 make Ole
citizen the enemy OF another al Il time when
there was too rauch bitterness, bet pleaded
for peace and reconciliation. Blessed are
peacc-makcrs.' Let uS cnhcavor to deserve
and enjoy that blessing. Friends, cannot
reach you with my voice, and therefore wil
close lGreat checrins.l
Mr.. Greeley left foc New York Oh the II
p. II. train.
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WASHINGTON. October 10.-Over the entire
lake region northcrly to westerly winds
with cool and clearing weather tonight and
clear weather on Friday, with frosts &, night.
In New England, wind; vccring to northerly
and westerly, with rising barometer, purity
cloud; weather, and rain. For the Middle
States, northcrlv to westerly winds and clear
and coo! weather Friday, followed, possibly,
by frosts Friday night in tie mountainous
sections. In the South Atlantic and Cult
States northwcsterly to northeasterly winds,
with generally clear weather in the former
aud partly clear weather III the latter. Ill
crcasin- pressure both in the Northwest and
upper Mississippi Valley, and thence south.
eastward to Tennessee. Northcrly to west.
crly winds, high barometer, generally clca!
weather, and heavy tro:ts i'll the Ncrthwc.l
Tonight. The Ohio river will rise tO-niyht
below Pittsburgh.
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NEW YORK, October I0.-'i'he first race 10
lay was for 500. for three-y year-olds, one
mile and quarter WAS won by McDaniePs
Sue Ryder, who was the fayorite i'll the
pools. Time, 2:l4.
The second race, for 500, two and one.
eighth miles, was won by Frank Hampton.
Arizona, the layoritc in the pools, came out
second.
The third race, handicap stakes for gentle.
men riders, members OF the club, one and
one-e.hth miles, was won by Lord Byron il
2:oS3. ~
The fourth race, for $500, one and three
quarter miles, was won easily by Harry Ras
sctt. Albuera came in second. Time, 3:i4s.
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COOK & LACGHTON will sell ut Il A. ~ an in
voice Of crockcry and glassware
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR Will Sell at, l2 NJ, at uixs
stable. Tenth street between Main and Cary, a
number Of horses. mules. carts, &c.
W. j. RATCLlFFE will sell for Mr.. A. Barrata,
al store No. l43l Main street, bis stock of gro
ccrcs, liquors, sc.
JAMES Nj. TAYLOR will sell at /! r. NJ. two vacant
lots or Hall street, Sianchcs.er also, five lots on
Decatur street.
RICHARDSON 6 co. will sell at +. NJ. brck
dwelling aud .ot the cast sldc of Twenty
eighth street, corner of Broad, Church Hi.
GRJBRS & WILLIAMS will sell at S =. NJ. 4
building lot OH the south side Of Broad street
between Twnmtie;h aL Twcut:-irst.
s. \. DAVIS viii sci Il; IL NJ, on Hirch street OF
Birch alley. elX buildings; also, other real
estate.
". GOuDlS will sell nj Il 7. II. n residence aud
vacant lot al the northeast cUrucr o. Franklin
and Jefferson streets.
COOK Il LACGNrOE viii sril at 10 \. 81, at thcil
nuytion-r"oins. household fnrlturc. &c.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

Ee8 York Stock and Money Market.
New YORK, October 10.-Noney lent low
as 8 per cent. this afternoon for brokers'
balance; rate at bank, per cent. Best nler-
camille paper is quoted at 10 to 12 per cent.
Exchange strong at 10s3. Gold closed at
1929 to 113. States: Tennessee'>, -; new,
IA. Yirginia's, Al; new, IS; consols, 50t
deferred, Il. Louisana'S, 80: new, IS. lie.
wees, 80: SIS, 60. Alabama's, 80; IS, 90,
Georgia's, &c; rs, So. North Carolina's, 80;
new, 15; special tax, H. South Carolina's,
10; new, 2333; April and October, %.
There We're fifteen bids for gold to-day
amounting to about sl,694,0O0, at from IL
20 112 65-l00. The amount for sale WIS
SI,O0o,o00. The awards Of bones to-day
were 81 100000 at H. 7l-l00 to H. 31-l00
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Yhc 8siclt!aycrs' Strike In Chicago

CHICAGO October lo.---The members of The
hricklayers' union IN this city are still! on
strike, and some cvincc disposition to inter.
fcre with the non-unon men who are still al
work on the old basis. Yesterday gang OF
l25 strikers went to McCormick's reaper
factory, which is in course OF construction In
the southern part Of the city, with the inten
ton Of driving off the worklnen. They Sent
Il committee to request the men to stop work
and on the refusal of the contractors to allow
thcm TO enter the premises threatened yio
lcnce, whereupon the police were called upol
to protect the workmen. So far no further
disturbance has occurred. The employer:
are trG in resisting the demands of the
strikers.
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The MEMORIAL MEETING AT TIE FIRsT
BAPTIST CHURCH last night was conference
OF the church to devise means for thorough
canvass Of the membership for contributions
to the memorial fund.
Brief but stirring addresses were made
by DIS: burrows, Curry, Tupper, Wilson,
ana others, and the church unanimously
adopted resolutions plcdging itself to raise
its full quota OF the $500, 900, aud appointing
two committees-onc Of males and one O.
ladics-to enter at once upon an active can.
vaSs Of the church and congregation.
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SUDDEN DEATH OF COUNTY OFrIcER.-Mr.
Thomas y. Staples, Of this city, died sud-
denly Of apop!eXy at O'Clock p. VI. yester-
day. His health had been falling for some
time, but none of his friends supposed his
end so near. Hc was taken about 8 o'clock
yesterday morning, and only lived five hours.
Mr. Staples was about ttty-cight years old.
and WAS we'll and Etvol1bly known in this
city and the county OF llenricc, having been
deputy sheriff pf the county for II period of
Dearly thirty wears.
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Tue CASE or joan ". TAlLEY.--T This
case, which has occupied the attention Of
the County Court Of Iieuiico for several
duvs. is still undecided. The argument IN
the case consumed the entire session Of the
court Yesterday and UP 10 s O'Clock last
night. The jury, after il short retirement,
returned into court without having agreed
upon a verdict, and were given III charge OF
the sheriff until II o'clock this morning.
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SUPERVISORS or ELEc1IoS.-Snco our last
publication of applications for the appoint
ment of supervisors of election petitions
have been forwarded from the following
couuiies-yiz., Caroline, Charles City, Ches-
terfield, Elizabeth City, Goochland, Hcnr'co;
james City, Middicsey, and Spo'sylvaniab and
the city of Petersburg
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TugATRE.-There was good audience at
the Theatre last night to witness the dramatl.
cation of Wilkie Collms's popular novel
" The Woman in White" Miss Jeln Hos.
mer as Laura Fairlle sustained her part we'll
and was ably supported by tie company.
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SENT ON TO THE HusTIN6s CoURT.-Mat.
Fortune (co!oredb charged with assuulting
and cutting James Smith with knife, with
intent to Kill, was examined by Justice Crew
yesterday morning, and after Il protracted
investigation the accused was sent on for in
dicment by the grand jury.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

United STATES CIRCUIT CouRT.-On the
conclusion Of the argument in the homestead
cse> yesterday the court took the appeal OF
ONC&ie from the district Court, but owing
TO the sudden sickness OF Colonel j. b.
Young, counsel il the case, its further hear-
ing Was postponed to this morning.
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PORT OK RICHMOND, OCTOBER 10. 1872.

PORT OK re- ENtND, OCTOBER 10, l5T".
ALuTS Ep.
Steamer Wyunoke. Coucl.. Hcw York, picrcau-
dice and passengers, -. ". N,yAi', agent.
>;tenlucr .iuhu sylvester. clifford Norfolk, nicr-
chuIti>u aud un>>c,;serS, l.. r.. ltfum, ac"i.i-
Schooner ". l.. Fllarn. Anderson, ic"IEctown.
n. c.. coal. cctrnli & Erina.
Schooner ,.iarv iourh";ty, LouGhcrrv, Phiad"l-
Syi.nnncr J. II. MarrIli", Gnilio. rAiln'i"pha'
coal. 4. Bialr.
tchouucr Anna EniiIrh. fpr"c.. New I"ik.
iron, Cneslreann ald OHIO IIii:oa".
SAILED.
Schooner Z. 3. AcShanc. Quilting, Uce Island,
% tighten ship Wentworth tc City Point, Curtis Il
Schooner Brave, bradley, Washington, d. c..
granite. Curtis Il Parker.
Schoorcrs NJ. +. Bayard, Camp; Francis. French:
Mary Ellen. Hawkins; Mary Augusta, aud Mignio-
ne;te, down river 10 load wood.
MEMORANDA.
CITY POINT. October lG.--Arrtvc1. schooner
Louisa Crockett, Flan,!ers, Rockland, Haze, a. :.
Lee.
PHILADELPHIA, October p.-Arr!red, Schooner
J. C.. Henry, Dik5. six days from james river with
lumber, to Collins Co.
SPOKEN.
Scptemler 8, latitude 81. longitude IL, schooner
Charles 4. Farweil, from Alexandria for san ran.
cisco. , ,,
September lG, latitude - Longitude 50 bark Mag
mel I;rnwi, from Liverpool Tor CiIy Point
fBy Tclegraphl
SournrK October l0.-The schooner j. II.
French, front ir;lnnrc for tiii'cat"f WIN aii i =
sorted Cargo. sirUSa lclk ana was Dalidone' tiIit
ihs nlurui.is. .evcniccn miles southeast ny soulh 9
cape Hrnry. The crew we're picked up ~ the brig
{. +. Is clly, for Baltimore. ,, ,u,,.
FORTRESS MONROE. October l0.--PasScd In, brig
Ruth, from Liverpool for RichIn ond.
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P"lcE COURT, THuRsDAY-Jus!ice William
HuU cree p"eS'diAg.-Thc following eases
We're disposed Of:
john Hart, charged Oh warrant with as.
=aultng. striking, and abusing bis wife: ,iary
Ann u:!rt. Dismissed at the request Of The
complainant.
! Thomas c. Moore, charged on warrant
with threatening 10 assault and beat John
Hart. Dismissed.
Catharinc Lewis and Ella Taylor (colorcd(,
charged with stealing >uuGry articles or bed.
clothing, the property Of stephen Iason.
| Continued to the llth instant.
| Robert Nelson jcolorcdl, charged with
being drunk and disordcry in Tic market
Fined =.
James Gatewood (colorcd}, charged with
asoauling ind beating Mary susan Mayo.
Fined $.
Stlle Cooper aud Francis Swan. charged
with fighting in the streets. Cooper lined
So; Swan discharged.
Cornelius " caycr (colored), charged with
creating disturbance at the me"ting ut Mar.
ket square. Continued 10 l1th instant.
Thomas Scott (coloreG), charged with Gre
aiing disturbance aud attempting to incile
n riot. Discharged, us hc had been sulii.
Cieutiy punished.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, October l9.-tiDur dali, firm, ana
unchanged. Whoa, duil arli lower: white choice,
sig5lts2: fair 10 prime choice. sL7s43l-Jl. Corn
dull white souticr,. nc. yc1p", o,gc:c. Oats
Quiet southern. 4.N(4c. Ryc quiet aud unchanged.
i,nik meits1sh1ultI,rS re-; rih-sdes, LtGJl9:c. !;
clear rb-sllea, lgaa iot" Hacon-<hositers, ,.c: j
ril-ses. ls!c.: clcd" rih.$iGes, iir; suSar.cnfsd
Western buttcr-cho.ce roll, .:c. Whisky nIm
Ut 33sc. ,, ,, AZ
West VirIrts's ls-a!i bids
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EirG,

pcvGuKrrpslr, y. /, october l0.-Twciye
stores in the principal business portion Of
sing.slng were burned last night. Two per.
sons were seriously burned. Loss over
3l50000.
Later.--Twcnty-seven bu5iuesa places
were burnt last night instead of t"c"e.
The loss can't be less than @25G,OD0.
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ACCIDENTAL SHouTISG.-The continued
eases against james Thornton and Louis
Broaddus (coioGed). charged with shooting
Richard Robinson Ii Tie leg with Il pistol.
were luIF her examined ly Justice Crew yes
ter:iay morning, aud as ii appeared that the
shooting was entirely accidental they were
discharged.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT - Judge
Underwood preSiAing-Judgmcnts were yes.
terday rendered against the following parties
III this court:
United States cs. J. F. II. johnson for vio'
lation of the internal revenue laws. &]S.0S.
Same Is. Z. J. Maddox. late postmaster al
Powhatan Courthouse. 5000.
SINE rs. John Bcasiey. late postmaster al
Smrta, Caroline county, for $29.GI.
The case OF the United states rS. Jane;
Campbell, a,,tc-bc!'lnn postmaster at Salem
Roanoke county, was reminded 10 the Circuit
Court for the Western District Of the state
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Eraek Laid to Rev Richmond. West Va.

New Rlcnaoab, WEST VA, uiG Green6rter
White Sulphur Springs, October 10.--The
track of the Chesapeake and Ohio road
reached this place to day--Gfty-three miles
west of the White Sulphur Springs. The
work is progressing at the rate OF one mile
per day. aud will continue withca. iuterrup-
ton until the completion II the road.
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'"i'.s% .tTn E:tt.&H1st 1st&ts-ssOgSFs,.
! '1isi'AN HOTEL,
Ak TWELFTH AND MAIN STREETS,
McHMUND, Va.

a.e Z, now oieo for the reception oi tic
~ located in the tctrt Of the cily, on
'r'. III r'"'e proximity IL The Capitol,
'-' '"''"m-h"u,", hanks, principal business
". 'eh"s and all places Of aliu&eincnt. IL
...'"'a1S,s possessed 10y few hotels.
. "''H-s~ aid 'ac travelling public generally
t"Horc'ncIh that . long experience aud
.' hr {" promote III" pleasure and com
1 ny g,'r"ua Win warrant.
"''l IL All lime, bc supplied with the
." nh "tEcr markets afford
II !" III" HOTEL i, Il ,irt-ci:.ss RESThU.
~'.." VIII hr ua,lrr The Immediate control
q "'i5!'tur "f The hotel.
n ,"* u! undivided efforts Ia please, ! re-
n ,'.i"it uic patronage OF my friends and
III generally. j. Il. SljTLETT
81 i.atc Proprietor Of Spotswood Hotel
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PERsoNAL.--A. 3. Hugner, Esq, Of An.
napolis, Md, and Mr. Charles Poindeyter,
formerly of Richmond, are in the city. The
latter gentleman has recently returned from
M extended sojourn in Europe.
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NEW YORK MARKETS.

New YORK October 10 Gotten easier; sllcS, Sill
btIrs: up! n'is rtc. DrictHs, ialc. FLour- :outb.
nrn q.riei common 10 fir sX.rt. -T3t1isIjf; good
10 choice, - 70E,S,4. Whisscy duI AM. unchanged
at pl1c. Wheat &c. t12r: tirer rGi %e3tsru.
5JIL>iC5. Corr, Ar!ue; ut ;%!I.GIc. Pork casdss
atsii.jj. Lard lui". anl trm j. a$14;c, Icrpea-
tine steady II. t.:c. Ros!n, $40.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
SDaiIl.


MADRID, October l0.--In the Senate to-day
Diaz severely attacked the Cuban volunteers
for iusubordination and icrOcily. The Min.
iStcr OF Colonies defended them, declaring
their services III maintaining ORDER IN Havana
and otlicr towns Invaluable.
The Abolition Society of this city sent
petition to the Senate prryint; ior tic mann.
mission OF slaves III Cuba. The petition was
referred to the Kings ministers.
The Minister Of state las promised III In.
yestigation into tie clIagg1 that the spanish
soldiers in Cuba had attacked foreigners, but
declares his belief that ;hey only did t4elr
duty.
En:lalH.
LoxD0N, October lQ.--lir. Beutick, mcm-
ber Of Parliament, III a public speech last
night pronounced The settlement Of tho Ala
bana question Il d$honor to Engand. he
said it was absurd that q rulo should bc
made and held to bind Euglamd to re-
spons5iiity for an act committed before the
rule had any existence. England Ga-crved tho
hold her position among nations.
4 meeting Of Conservatives 1T Castle ue!-
dcnham was addressed by uenry Jcrvl3,
VI. p, and othvr-, who severely ccn9urcd
| the Government Tor is cnnGuc! Of tho uego.
| tiations with the United states.
The tclagrapAic tolls on dispatches for
| warded and received, at e." expense OF the
| British Government, oa the subject OF tic
| indirect claims, amount 70 $i02,4".
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REGIMESTAL CoLoR-BEARER.-Scr w
I. Mosby, oc Company &C" Guard of the
Commonwea!th), has been appointed color
bearer Of the First Virginia regiment.
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BAPTIsM.-Aftcr the memorial meeting ut
the First Baptist church last night the ordi-
nance Of baptism was administered in the
baptistry by Rev. Mr.. Tyler, of the Seventh
Street Christian church.
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REaIsTRATIoS.--The registrars of the city
will meet ut O'Clock tins evening at the
office Of the clerk of the Hastings Court TO
receive their books aud arrange for tic ap-
proaciiiug election.
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APPOINTMENT OF REGIsTRAR.-Nr. Bcnia-
min X. Filsscll has been appointed registrar
for Four-Nilc Creek precinct. Narina town.
ship, Hcnrico county, IN place of Benjamin
L. Smith, resigned.
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THE ELECTIONS.

New YoRK, October 10.--Thc HerdiA
figures the majority in Pennsylvania af
$4,000 for the RcpabiicanS; Oaio, Repuhli-
can majority, 1j.C0H; aud Indiana Il maiorit!
for Hendricks or Brown OF from 800 TO J, 900.
The Republicans have undoubtedly gained
one Congressman in Indiana, and hare Il ma
,orty in the Legislature. The official vote
may be necessary to determine the State
ticket.
The Tribune claims Indiana for the Lib
erals by from 1900 to 2,50D majority, and
says the Liberals have elected seven mem
hcrs Of Congresa--a gain OF tWo-aud the
Administration have chosen thirteen.
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Tue HOMESTEAD EXEMPTION CAsEs.--Thc
argument in these clscs before Judge Bond
was closed yesterday hy james Eccson, Esq,
of this city. The Judge reserves his dcci.
sion on TIC question for 4 few days.
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lJGG0.-Thc Religions He'ylA of this city an
rouuccs ;ll;t Il viii is>;,. FlgTEES THOUSAND of
II, next weeks ISSUE 1t has an immense circul.-
ton and is read by Tie best people in Eirsnia Vest
Virginia. Maryland, the Caroiiuas, Georgia, and
Tennessee. 1t Is an excellent medium for adycr-
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BORDER AGRICULTURAL FAiR.-Wc have
received frcm Mr.. William VI. MoSelev
secretary, u ticket to this Fair. II will be
held in DanyilIc October 22d, and continues
till the 2Tth.
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