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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-21
COTTON NAgEETN

WILMINGTON Nov 20-Coon steady; Mdings ~: &c. re-
eep 1903 bes exports colsrse Jl4 bales; toeE III bales
ttNciSN Nov. 2tCotsoa qu.et MdAl-S IAs~ f''e'V"'
I6 b. es shipments. 800 bales; stock. 22bl bsIes .
Lorts Nov. 2OCoton stgogg'ri Md-hGgs li@Iis@ re
bales. sh pmentS. Ji2 bsl-s sales 700 bsrt
LnrsyILLE 2Oto,iou quiet and steady hillngs lSe@
recep 532 shipments. / l2j bales ,iock lOto b'e
BaLriAoRs Nov 20 lotion quiet ani arm aadhns. ~ 20
Low MdIngs ~ Suc Good Ordinary - lei ne' eegs
10 b go,s a. bies exports eos"ise 40 Oae' sales 80
CH.REsToy Now 2O-,o,on quiet; xtlns l4isdl4Li Low
Mh ne l33t0l3.i Strict Cool Orlnar. ~ nei receipts
1919 hales exports. 1908 bsesi sales lOoV bass
stock 3g.lOO bales ,,,, GOA,
receipts. b Exports 200 oaes sales ooo o'es
1856 bales ann 80. 80, .....,.
bales; Great Britain, Isl Oass eSs1Nhe 'Vi
bales / 63S bales; stock, llO bae@
B,~roN Nov Gu Mlangs 10 ,eci net resep" Us
ha sross az sales 200 bales; stock 5000 bales
GALVESTON nov. weak ~ mir demand uV0i Oroloa
l3i.c Ordinary Sc receipts los bales; exports, coast
halt sales, 900 bales stock ~ IL bales
20 Cot on quiet aud hfmi MdilnsS Ioad
l5Lc; Low Mdiu1s 1895 ssrict Ooo Oliina, Ia ~ oe
rerept l32 bales soS liy BALES 10 Gas Bnsa, l,SoS
bales.
SEw.ORLE,Ns No, eOCooa ARM offerings light; Mlldnr,
,lJe net receipts 1913 bales 5jjl babes; eipsrs eoa-tw
safes $40 bales last evening" JOO bales; stock llooo
uonnE Nov 20--Coion quiet and steady MddnEs Il se Low
Md'hnxs llc; Cool orlDsp l3e.: net rsosp' lS6
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-21
Glendinning. Davis {. Amory, closing prices were

In regard 10 the funding of the coupons of the
Chesapeake and Ohio bonds, "a proposed by the
Company in the circular of the Treasurer dated Oct
81 We learn that he has received already the ac-
ceptauces Of holders OF over S40O0OOO of the bonds
and il is probable the plan win be carried out sub
stantially as laid down. at the suggestion of some
Of the largest holders of the bonds it has been
proposed that instead Of an absolute surrender
of the coupons TO the Company they should
DO placed in escrow; so that should a fore
closure under either of the mortgages on the
road occur. the coupons viii still be en-
titled TO their liens under the mortgage OF course
az interest is paid on the income bonds an equal
amount Of the coupons held in escrow will be can
celed and delivered to the Company. This reason
abIe suggestion Of the bOndholders will doubt he
scceded to by the managers Of the Company. With
this modification the objections TO the plan as first
nut forth are relnoy ed and will doubtless insure ITS
general adoption.
Gold opened at 100. tonched 1885, ard then adj
yo1ced TO l09i with closing figures ut lO9s The ex-
termination of the short interest makes cash gold
heavy aud today's rates were 1-32 aud 7Q7 gold to
carry. As to the general speculation there no
new features aft citing it, The Assistant Treasurer
maid out S2lJ 900 in called Five-Twenties and $780,
600 in coin interest The days business at the Gold
Exchange Bank was as follows: Gold cleared
s49557oOO: gold balances, S1,lS2,S73 currency bal
auces 81 3l7GO5. Tie following were the quotations
lo:oo~io9 1922 2SS i i9st
II :S9..iOo7s i23O... loss 200 io9's 1898
The days business Of the United States sub-Treas-
ury comprised: .
6d ,,eps ~ SS72 500 90 CGrreney paints SSOsb32 90
Gsld paymens l22Sh28 "a CutIene' sHne' ~ "a.
6alauce. 1850 so ~ CsOhs''''' Ao'"'' w
CencDcy receipts o15bSf IL
Foreign exchange strong and higher leading
drawers having advanced rates TO TIE following
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-21

5000 sg's White Mshrsa q e0asl 76 200 bash Red W.
en 81 81 Dos 900 bash No Chicago at ~ AZ Barrier is stronger
and In demand coo BASH Canada West 81 TO- and 5000
bush Nv proved So Barley Malt doll ard Oats
better nd In ls demand the sales 1900 hush Sss
OHIO Mr.d a. - J5 White a. ajsej Black at % a5aS West
ern hrrd =; 81 D55c; White at 81 aoSc Mrd Of 63210
closing tame RE strong bat quiet Corn better but not 80 'y
sbper bold oil the higher sssi and The ark closes
tame tne sae 100000 bush Damp AMI unNund at
Wlers nti % ia % r. for 69d69a' o anoA anu
~ 9d OJ IN st0r; DO. White 76d1So DO lehos az 1O
hA1 AND SIhAW-Ttefe continues fair demand Tor hmpps,
the Fece are liberal anil the market sime: quote Pme '
Sj0@2S tom Cool DO At B22aa Good Shpl.aS a
tlSdr%O; Common do SOGfli STRAW u steady and m go1
.lb0SlG for Oa,. - -
MOLAssES-ubl steady but Domestic has declined under
increased supply We guoe;
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uIaWeTs udVIHE ''fTTc'u I"0e' y
closing quotations: A.
coSsyA

The money market has been easy throughout the
day. call loans OH good collateral closing AT ana
per cent In the discount market, choice grades OF
paper move At 70 10 1501s, with exceptional transae
IN extra gilt-cdged" at 10 per cent.
In the Government bond market ts-dey prices
have been hrm ON fair investment deinahd lhe
general marke, closed firm, on the basis OF o-@o'
Of 1857 The closing stree, prices were ss follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-21
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Pr VssoIs ant Rdiff0af,
Nov 2O26 kgs Ashes pkgs BeesysI $50 bb Copper O6j
hses 10 $40 bb Pnu 100 bbS Meal 100 bags de
2Os 422 Wheat Corn 10 29s Dush Oats 62j
bush Barley 22S bush. Peas 3Ol bag, Grass
Seed 80 pigs Dried Fruit 225 bbs Eggs IL eb Beans hss'
10 HEMP - bales i0us 100 Hides, bids Hides
500 Moasse 40 bbs aosn 1888 SIDES Leather l6l Psg.
Grease 2s7 pkgs Tsog % tags Peanuts 2ll pkg Beef l3s
psgs Pos 175 Meats 100 c LAM IL keys Lard 22J
pkrs Oca 1906 pkgs Batter J31 pigs Cheese - psgs Rec
pkg hhds Iobccc lGo Tobacco 10 bales
Mool ~ bl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-21

ADRIAN II. MULLER AND SON Auctioneers, viii
sell Stocks, Bonds, and Securities at Auction every
"Wednesday and saturday, rs usual, or Oh any other
day required on one days notice.
Bonn PARTNER, will give their personal attention
to such sales, and 1T of commission satisfactory
10 the sellers. lA ISL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-21
BANKING AND FINANCIAL

REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE BoNDS-COnpon or
Registered. interest per cent guaranteed by the
EQUITABLE IRUsT COMPANY. Capital, Sl0oONO.
For sao at the Office OF She Company, No. 20 Cedar
st.. n. I. JONATHAN EDWARDS, President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-21

h,ss srros Fpoe AL baos eosstve 676 bales saes 3Ve
hales last evening. 600 bales; stock, n 04B balc.
MvvPHs 20 Cotton Demand light holders frni Mddbnes
1t1c Low Mieding, w49 lac receipts 1868 balosi ,Lpmea
2 10 bales: stock. 30 fOi bales
ArGr~T Nov 20Coon steady mddbngs 1880 receipts i4sa
bsles; sales. / GA bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-21

THE RATE OF INTEREST FOR MONEY is ALWAYS an
important subject to both borrower and lender An
able and suggestive essay this topic by Pro-. T.
b. Elliott of the Treasury Department read al the
Portland Scientific Meeting, is reported fully IN
TRIBUNE LECTURE EXTRA No 10. Price 10 cents.
Address The Tribune. New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-21


We quote:
corr Neal Jersey SIS s5ds3 G5 rs - 90
Meal 500 ) CO Cora Mel BTwe y. j. %
corr Meal ss,H Goa 3 30 Cora Meal. ,iod 10
Bucl il brIA aud good ieaE4 81 -
gs3 sos Pennsylvania 80 45as3 3d. Fancy AZ 81 20
IS so Canadian Fo.I quot bat Lam 81 i0a 50 DBL for
W,ncr R1t. Bs Meal better and nriy active, White
al 5OdsI Boed Yellow 81 46dsl 45i 81 Lob
Cob nea Al 96c. 81 05 Ground feeist IL l0asl %
ships r,tes generally sustained but for
,Ls sefe not sought nJ for Gram
eeptd he engagements To Liverpool by 10000
Gram 4, lad .ls Cheese at 7Os 400 hAs Cotton 1
III l; BIZ 1 p 900 bush 6fAn, al l2d 1885, 100 Gotten
Al i,dAlRd 800 bbl Foa a. H. "a To london BY sail 900
Nil. You al Il 3D. Bristol 20
ITO. ard 10 Brsia sail 20 tons Gfeas st 90. Vie charters
..e Bd,b bar hence CoIi for orIers and Ulel Kingdom
ttb 500 1rs Gram o. tp Italian sus With 1880 qrA d.
s,me brs Of Dos register ben TO
wsp Nth cargo pirate terrns hsrssn barb hence
10 i s,a with bbG Iefue Petroleum II u 81 British
brg Of i tons register lstoe 81 Johns n b. With genera
pn,s teraE ssGa Bnf bark u Bog tons resr from ghon TO
Esw.Yort with marble and general cargo pn'se lem~ .
GHAIH-Our Wheat MARKET opesed very uhfee and bonshsf
higher the seraps cssl navigation from tet usa
su. b.t values nnosshi the marteg cs-
b..l. H. bger prees eheehe eiprt senab The le
" bod bach ihs SEINE inquiry for hFnE
m m, 1ae Lut their eHs Winter she'd hgbe
The 1 ar I4l 900 bu 81 1881 - of 70 Clcago bpnas
N ,i.i 81 AZ Tor No Ccfgo sprpsj 81 o No Miw anirr
81 81 Tor White Canadian noudei IN
H. - an. Ia 800 hn unsrsdrd Iows stfl 42osi S5i 1000 b1
No DO Al Al l6 IL 500 bup No ltAsnln .ou Al 81 ava
N 40 "a 900 bush No Chftge Of VI a5atl 40 psn 10 tor
ujo bu ~ arr.ve nsI sb AT u lbOOO h.h White Gen
sa. Ia bend q o. 80 5000 t~h wh'd su's' 81 sos Nh
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Total. .................. or
.e1 Ia the gIove are gGl bsles 10 arrivs

IncI1lt1 lNOTe .DI baIts
future delivery fair Of l4c.
. ID: SAT- tolOws ali on basis Of Los MiI1ilgs:
evening after December 100 I5r.: Iaru1ry,
200 II &c: 200 1881 100 10 1879 100 IL 532c;
zoo Is 3lGc; Fctruaty 100 10 9lGc; Asrcl 600
total 2lo0 bales sales TO-DAY to November 200 Il
December 800 1Jc: LOO. 10 Lie; COO
10 63Zc 200 - - 100 10 Lice JAau1ry, 100 15iti 400
u SO; 100 15si GOO 10 31Gc; 300 - 739c poo -
100 l5l4r; 300 10 92c 200 10 -82c; 500
I6c 100. Is 32; 400 - lie; 300 1892:
5.l6c; 100 Is 32e 800, 10 1890 900. 7lGr: 300
l53 200 10 7l6e 400. 70 - 32s l3gg - lS2ej 100
10 5l6c. February 100, Is lll6 600. 10 % 32c POO 10
2j32c; 600 act March, 300 l6 100 l6sc; 200 IL llG
total. 12.2OO bales. Grand total. lG.7OO btts.
FLOUR AND MkALTlt Flour opened quite and
hghe the ohsiuruons 10 canal Daugauol cold weser the
smsn here Induced holders their
zoe q Dbl ut the business moderate Fancy Minnesota
A. the close the market irregular and fairly active the prices
10000 bills,
Extras last half Of Decm1e Lf
- tIunf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-21

sTEARIS request and eair; sales - tc Prime t on
sr0i. and tcs % Grriye ID, both O
SUGAS-Thc fairly active for law sugars but ~ weak
enuy prices aui quoted 1is41ss Tor Fr Good Rinng
Crht c. 700 hhlA Common 10. le AL 500 bids Coca t
734,Ia Reanel quoted ga.-. a" Coffee ard 10 =, for
lr. The following the ors ior Iar from the circular Of
VAT, Creighton & Morrison, OF ibis evening:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-21
THE MARKETS.


Csro'uiv reported for THE TEBusE
TarR.p,Y. nov. 90. 1873.
IsEsThe receipts toy &c pEg both POI dIi Pearl Ashes
I'll dull and nominal
COFFEI-Nc only notice Che % Of 49, bags Rio mi
term; Mid Coles late movement inculng
7g7 Msrncsho mostly sold before arrival is3 bags
ard "a bags soli Ia ranges
300 hacs 1vc tpqci Philadelphia lsl 0JG bags ST. Doml
shipped 0 buTope first hands. We quote:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-21
THE MONEY MARKET.
o. O'CLOCK A. NJ.
GOVERNMENT STOCK Dh

.,rycrIL REPORT ~ y sTocK EXCHANGE SALAS'
NOV. 90, 1873.
eoyrRvMENT STOCK DEPARrMENI-Io' y OhCCN a. w.
seo0 uSV S Se 17iii6Ss. 10000 $50 Cp, 6s 80
l0NDU ........lO 5i2 1000 0s Goa 'Sl.luS 2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-21

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-12
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.

LONDON, September 11.-Dispatches from
British consuIs in various sections Of France,
Russia, Italy. and Germany report that the
cholera is on the increase in those countries.
There is much excitement Ia Trolec in
consequence or the approaching election for
member of Parliament. Mr. Daniel ODon.
oboe, the Libera! candidate, arrived IN the
city Yesterday, and was received by large
number of his friends and escorted 10 bis
residence. While the procession was NOV
ing it was attacked by "A mob, and several
persons were beaten. During the night
armed policemen patrolled the streets.
There were three railway accidents in
England yesterday. The alarming frequency
Of disasters Of this character Of late bias been
the subject OF much comment. This morn
Ing number OF papers called upon the Gov
ernment to interfere and compel managers
of roads to adopt more stringent measures
for the prevention of accidents in future.
spain.
MADRID, September 11.-Senor n. Saline.
ron in bis speech on taking the chair az preai.
dent of the Cortes urged the deputies TO
give their undivided support to the admins.
tration Of Senor CASTELAR,.
India.
BoHBAY, September 1l.-A serious Iiot
broke out several days ago in the presidency
of Madrid. Troops were sent to the scene
of the disturbance and restored order, not,
however, before they had fired upon the
rioters and killed eight Of them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-12
New Work IfeulS.

New YORK, September 1l.-The direct rs
OF the Hoboken Bank have voted to make
the delalcation good and resume business On
the 1st of October.
Princeton College opened to-day, Presi-
dent Mcintosh delivering an address. Some
200 students have entcred, many being from
southern States.
The Dean of Canterbury arrived here to
attend the Evangelical! Alliance.
Two unknown Hen ware killed on the
Harlem railroad.
The Government has awarded Sl,5Oo,O0O
gold at Ill 26-l00 TO III 6l.lOO.
Now that the desired witness, Mrs. Ben
ton. has been secured, the third trial OF
Stokes for the murder of Fisk has been set
for the first Monday in October.
Alta meeting of the creditors of the New
York Warehouse and Security Company to-
day committee was appointed 10 consider
the expediency of giving the company an
extension of time to extricte themselves
from their present emb lrrassment.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-12
The Boston Advertiser Ola Entier.

BcsToy, :cptembcr 1l.--Thc AdcerAScr,
commenting on the defeat Of Butler ut WOr.
ccster yesterday, says: Il is hardly known
yet whether General Butler and his chaGi.
pions were squad or AZ army. When thcy
started out on their expedition they had a
fine time for i day or two-had everything
their own way, and nobody was looking out
for them. They not only proposed to t1ke
Massachusetts,, but declared they had cap
turcd Washing ton, New York, Long Branch,
Kansas, and all the outlying provinces ; and
it really looked something like it.
"Thc Convention yesterday not only unde'
ceircd the people OF Massachusetts, in this
respect, but. we trust, the Federal Admin
istlation, whose confidence has been abused,
and whose generosity has been abused III
riOtOus living"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-12

THE DRrGGISTS IN NCOUSClL.--An adjourned
meeting of the druggists Of the city was
held at the Exchange Hotel yesterday after
noon, John Purcell, Esq, In the chair, and
Mr.. Polk Miller secretary.
The reports of the finance and reception
committees were presented and received.
The reception committee was enlarged, and
is now composed Of the following gentle
men
McssrS. L. r. Baker (chairman), p. +. Du-
puv, Henry Bodekcr, Joseph n. Wills, Il.
ID. Taylor. William II. Scott, Louis wagner,
John Is. Purcell, Jesse Child, III. Emile
Fischer, C.. A. Bcrrian, \. Ii. Robins. II.
Blair, K. w. Powers, John +. Pierce, II. W.
Harrison, s. W. Farrar, A. w. Nolin@, Jr.,
w. 5. Conrad. Polk Miller. j. II. Childrcy,
Il. B. Wood; +. N. Cary, Or. ". II. Gibbs,
J. Il. Mcdowell. Joseph Anthony, George
4. Book. ..-...r g.....
Collectors were appointed to call on the
citizens of Richmond and solicit contrlbl.
tions for the entertainment of the delegates
to the Pharmaceutical Convention. They arc
~ follows: To canvass the city east of Ninth
street, Messrs. w. H. Scott, Ii. Bodckcr, and
Polk Miller; to canvass the city west OF
Ninth street, Mcssrs. Z. E. Dupuy, L. Wag-
ncr. and II. Blair.
The committee appointedto to wait on Mayor
Kelley and invite him TO deliver the address
Of welcome reported that they had performed
that dnty and that the Mayor had accept ed
the invitation.
Adjourned until this evening.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-12

SUcCEss.-.[Erom Courier-Journnt.l- l-OrdSrs 1or
tickets In the Fourth Gift Concert are pouring IN
Al rate never heard Of before In the history OF E1t
concerts. They come from every State and Icrrl-
tory and from foreign countries. LII Governor
BsAMLETTE's Office yesterday we saw hVe letlefs'
with five different foreign postmarks on thcm' ih-
closing orders and currency for tickets We were
shown one order from bank In one CT the large
cities on the Pacific coast for 5000 worth OF ckels'
These arc the legitimate fruits of the fairness hoi-
esty, and integrity of The past drawings ana 'he
pronptness with which all gifts Offered have Deeh
maid. That ey:ry ticket VIII be sold, the manage
ment feel assured md what Il grand dis'rlbu'lon
3herc will beone million and half dollars 10 inc
scke,-holdcrs! Every tickctholder stands an equai
chance for grand fortune. All who intend To in-
vest should purchase tickets ut once ana before Tic
prt IS OF business comes on the mainohice.
This Is the only gift enterprise sanctioned by lc-
gisE.tyc enactment in the United States, and the
most magnificent scheme ever offered to The world.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-12
yellow Fever at Shreveport.

r. Louis, September ia special to the
Times. from the chairman of the Howard
Association of Shreveport, reports the fever
there as malignant. Large numbers have
left, and there is hardly enough well to
nurse the sick.
The city authorities tciegraphed for aid to
Mayor Brown, confirming former dispatches
and stating that all the railroads running
into Shreveport have stopped, and that the
river is falling rapidly and communication
with the outside world is nearly entirely cut
off.
WASHINGTON, September 1l.-The United
States Marshal at Shreveport, La, teegraphs
to Attorney-G General Williams that the local
authorities on the Texas and Pacific railroad
have stopped the cars by force on account OF
the prevalence of the fever at Shreveport.
and asks that the General Government inter-
rere and compel the running of the trains.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-12
MANCHESTER ITEMS.

The BANK OF MANCnESTER.-A meeting OF
the Board of Directors was held yesterday
morning, and it was decided to throw open
the doors for discount, deposit. and other
business on Monday. The bond of A. &.
Atkinson, cashier, was accepted. Harvey
j. Nunnaly was elected runner, and his bond
approved. The following are the other ofli.
GERS of the institution: President, Edward
Graham; Directors-E. W. Weisiger. F. E.
Marks, j. NJ. Moody, W. II. Parrish, W. E.
Gary, s. b. r. Loving, Henry }. Nunnaly,
D. Baird, G.. C. McRae, w. j. Jones, I. b.
Ccrsley, William I. Clopton.
PROPERTY SALHs.-Messrs. Moody & Roy
all report the sale Of the property on Hull
street and Fourth avenue, owned by the
late j. r. Abbott, to his sons, George +. and
james y. Abbott, for S1.930; and the jerks
House, Hull street and Bridge avenue. TO W.
w. Turner, of Richmond, for $3.50; and
several building lots in West End and East
Side ut good prices.
PoI1rIcAL MATTERs.-It has been decided
to publish no list Of county canyasSerS, btll
every Conservative in the county who can
work, speak. or otherwise contribute to the
success of the cause, is expected so to do
Let each man consider himSclfa Il committee
man, and canvass, and the victory is secured
The Wide Awakes held business meet
ing Wednesday night, and arrangements were
made for grand rally next Thursday night
The club-room has been neatly papered, and
when completed will be formally dedicated
A meeting OF the residents Of Newtown
upper Hull street, East Side, &C.. is to bc hclc
in few days to organize Trough and
Ready" club. There are no better ConScr-
yalives or citizens in own than III this district
and Il good club is expected They are some
times rough, but always ready for any duly
The STREET QUEsrIoN-The town trustee:
have resolved to adopt the old survey as !
permanent grade from the bridge to Perry
street and after that is completed to ssrpcnC
the gradiag until after the winter.
Attention is called to the bad condition o
| the sewer and ditch at Fourteenth avenue
and Hull street. and TO the filthy condition
of the cutters in the Lower Bowery. The
people in the latter section are anxious tt
be introduced to the Street Commissioner.
| MINOR ToPIcs.-Wc regret to notice thai
the attempts to hold meetings 10 reOrglnizt
Alert Company and the military company
| were failures.
Arrangements have been completed fol
the public debate before the Jefferson Lite
rary Society, September 10th. Subject
SHOULD the right of suffrage be extended
to telnales:'
! The committees on Reception of State
Council and Bylaws are expected TO repol
tonight at the meeting OF tae Friends o
Temperance.
A special term of the County Court viii
| be held this morning for the trial Of Henr,
| Randall for unllwfll shooting.
A very fatal disease is just now prevail NJ
ameng the COWS in this section. and Il mum
Der of persons have lost valuable ones.
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SfI,unfOIi.

ORGANIZATION OF A KEHPtR KAMPA1GN KLUB--
ADDRESSES BY HON. A. Il. II. STUART AND
OTHERS.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
STAUNToS, September 1l.-Thc Second
Ward of Staunton met in the Town Hall to-
night FOR the purpose Of organizing hem-
per Kampai.n klub. W. \. Burke. super
intendent of the ward, called the meeting to
order and explained its object. Captain j.
c.. Marques was elected president, and
Charles W. S. Turner secretary. The fol-
lowing were appointed a committee to draft
a constitution and bylaws for the govern
ment of the Club: w. II. II. Lynn, Major
Ii. NJ. Bell, J. NJ. Hardy, James A. Armen-
trout, Captain James A. Waters, with the
chairman and secretary.
In response to calls, able, eloquent, and
stirring addresses were delivered by Hon
A. II. II. Stuart Hon. r. Q. Mills, member
of Congress from Texas; General John
Echols, Major Thomas c. Elder, and Cap
tain James Bumgardner, Jr.
The club adjourned to meet on next Thurs
day night.
Staunton and Augusta are preparing tt
strike heavy blow at Radicali>m. The fires
of patriotism are beginning to burn brightly
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-12

The CONSERVATIVES CLUB OF MARSHALL
W.Rp.--rhis club had fine meeting last
night ut Cones school-housc, Broad street
between Twenty y-ffth and Twenty-siNth, and
elected large number of new active and
honorary members.
1t was resolved. after full discussion. TO
build Il clubhouse. and The following COM
mittrc was appointed to procure estimates
and select site for the building: Mcs$rS'
George 4. Ain,lic, d. G. Richardson, II.
Mc,z.cr. W. =. NJ. Kclam, John \. Curtis,
George ". DonIey, ard c. B. Walker.
This commiltcc viii meet tonight for con.
sutat.ou at the cnginc-hou"c on Twenty
fifth street. The CLUB adjourned to meet on
Thursday evening, 18th instant. at TIC same
place. This club is fun OF enterprise, and
intends to push things in Marshall Ward, rs
its decisive action already indicates.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-12
A Case Of Swift Justice.

PHILADELPHIA, September IA case OF
swift Justice occurred in the Quarter Ses-
siops Court to-day. L. johnson alias Jor-
dan, arrested at Louisville, Ky, and brought
to this city this morning on the Charge OF
cmbczzliug books, newspapers, &c, belong
ing to Riley Il Sergeant, general news agents
at West Philadelphia dep0, was arragned,
tried, and convicted during the morning.
George Mitchell alias Aaron Mitchell was
also convicted of the same offence. johnson
was sentence to three years and Mitchell 10
four months Imprisonment. John Green
rharaed with the same crime, jumped bail,
and IS at large, with the detectives Oh his
rack