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weather Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, October 16.-For Friday,
the low barometer in Northern New Eng
land will move eastward over the Gulf. Of
St. Lawrence, followed by fresh south
: westerly winds, cloudy and rainy weather
over the Eastern States, the northern por-
ton of the Middle States. and Lake Ontario.
! For Lake Erie and the Upper Lake region,
northwesterly winds, rising barometer, and
cloudy or clearing weather, with somewhat
lower temperature.
For the Ohio Valley, southwesterly winds,
clouds, and rain, followed by northwest
winds and cloudy or clearing weather.
Forthe Northwest, .northerly winds and
cloudy or partly cloudy weather.
For the South Atlantic States, partly
cloudy and clear weather.
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THE ELECTIONS.
~CAfJfF18HfAS

SAN FRANCISCO, October i6.--The judicial
election throughout ide Slate was quiet
Quite o small vote vas cast. IT is believed
that McKinstry. the independent candidate
for the Suprede Couftis elected.
a va IOWA.
DEs MONIES, October 16.-The majorlties
are reduced from 5000 to $4,000. The In
dicatious are that the Democrats and antt
Monopolists have u majority In the House
The Republicans have large majority IN
the Senate.
gA p TFono.
CINCINNATI, October 1e.-Returns from
Hamilton county give Noyes Republican.
1890; Allen DemocratI 1888; Collins,
3,7O0; with Nineteenth Ward and one
county precinct to hear from. The Nine
teenth Ward last year gave Democratic
majority of 872, and the precinctto be heard
from gave Republican majority of 10l.
Appearunces are in favor Of Aliens election.
WASHINGTON, October 1G.-A Democratic
Legislature for Ohio Is conceded. Aliens
election is highly probable. Allen entered
the canvass rs pure Democrat, with no en-
tanging alliances.
Especial telegram to the Dispatchl
HUNTINGTON, WEST Va, October 1G.-The
Democratic majority in the Ohio Legislature
is 19-Democratic gain Of $4,000 in forty.
six counties. Allen is probably elected.
PENNSYLVANIA.
WASHINGTON, October 16.-The Press, OF
Philadelphia, estimates Gordon's majority
for the Supreme Judgesbip at $4,000.
PHILADELPHIA, October 16.-Gordon's ma
iority in the city is 1925. The majority in
favor of license is 81, 49t.
OREGON.
SALEM, OREGON, October 16.-Nesmitb's
majority Is 2,5O0--a Democratic gain OF
6,j74.
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GREAT FLooD-THIRTY.sEvE VILLAGES SWEPT
Washington Items.

/ WASHINGTON, October 6.-The American
and Mexican Claims Commissioners having
named Sir Edward Thornton to act as UNI
pire, he has accepted frankly the nomina'
ton, provided bis Government will consent
to his acting in that capacity =; which consent
be has asked. IL rr, 4 fsJa. o.ss
The counsel of Slater, convicted Of MUIR
der, have moved Tor new trial on the
grounds of discovery of important fresh tes-
timony, misconduct Of jury, perjury of two
jurors, and The verdict being against law and
evidence. The intelligent feeling is in favor
of Suffer. ------~--- -
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VIENNA, October 16.-The Presse Of to-
day says the explanations and excuses of the
Porte relative to the circular recently sent
abroad by letter are not satisfactory, and
Count Audrossy will demand ample satisfac-
tion for the offence. .... , 81.
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The Reyolutiouists.

The LynchburG Republican and the
Lynchbrrs Frginian, both of Thursday,
warn the people against the State Journals
revolutionary plot. Tue Republican says !:
"Think of this, people of Campbell. Are
you prepared to ste the able and inccrrnpii-
Bile Judge Haytbe, who was fairly elected,
set aside, and his place given, perhaps, to q
Willard, a Bramhal, or similar somebody !?
We think not. Then de,oie yourselves
from now till the day OF election to the SER
vice OF your county and State" -
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mr OCTOBER 10TH, 1873.

NEW GOODS BY EVERY STEAMER.
T.R. PRICE CO., with buyers in New York all
the time, are enabled from week to week, ana Gay
to day, to keep their stock Thoroughly repenished'
Just opened, splendid line OF ---=.--==-
BED BLANKETS, some extra sizes ana qnants'
Great display Of CAsSiMEREs, Tor men aho ooss'
CASHMERE vESTINGS,
BEAVER CLOTHS,
NEW MOURNING GOODS. in Henriettas, Cash
mercs, Merinos, and Poplins;
GRAPE Wells, COLLARS, and NECK-TlES;
Ladies, and Gentlemen's KID GLOVES (best),
HEMsTITCHED and EMBROIDERED HAND
KERCHIEFS,
NECK RUEFLINGs, LADIES' MERINO VESTS,
BOYs, and GIRLS WOOL SHIRTS and DRAW
ERS.
NEW PRINTS EVERY DAY. ocl6
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Gaorria Affairs.

AUGUSTA, October 16.-The Exchange mas
conformed its cotton classification 10 New
York. Heretofore it correspondent Will
Liverpool. ,oa
been sold at public sale, at Brunswick, lot
$4,000 to German bondholdeTs VINO nolo
over two millions Of the hrst mortgage
bonds of the road.
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MARRIAGES..

Married Mt Emanuel church, Baltimore, on We'd
ncsday the 9Th OF October at O'Clock L: NJ, by
fine Rev. Charles Minnigerode d. d., assisted 6y
Kev' A. NJ. Randolph, rector of the church, the
Rev. JAMES GIBBON MINNlGERODE. OF Zap
pahannock county, Va, to Miss MARf ": oanSiu ,
tci VI -. -n"Nh'o'A S-"o',' i' 4
more. ..- SIS .s. - ~
Married, In this city, by Rev. John Z: Edwards,
d H.. at the residence Of the BRIDE on Wedne4SdaSy
TO MALE, third daughter of William Taylor,
Esq; all OF this city. No cards. 1T
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Relief Measures.
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.

FRANCE
PARIS, October 16.-Upon the reconyen-
ing of the Assembly the Right Centre, act
ing in unison with the Ministry, intend to
propose the prolongation OF McMahon's
tenure of Office as President. IT,
The Left are willing to accept the propo-
sition if accompanied by plan for the def.
mite organization of the Republic.
Since the late elections many wagering
deputies have declared in favor of the Re-
public.
lists, ut which NJ. Rouher presided, the organ
iZation Of vast system OF petitions advoca-
ting all appeal to the people was discussed.
There are rumors af1oat that disagree
ments have arisen between the Governments
of France and Italy 1t is stated that upon
the termination of the present crisis Chey-
alier Negra, the Italian minister, will take
leave Of absence for an unlimited time. -.
The deputation which met Count de
Chambord ut Salzburg on the 10Th instant
is expected to return to Paris to-day. De-
tails of the conference are unknown, but it
is believed the negotiations have failed.
Spain.
MADRID, October 16.--Admiral Lobo took
his squadron to Gibraltar for coal without
consulting the Government. For this action
he has been removed from the command OF
the fleet operating against the insurgents.
The Minister of'Marine, Senior Oreiro, has
himself assumed command in place of Lobo,
and will take the squadron back to Carta-
gena at once. The armament aud crew OF
the Zaragosa were materially strengthened
while at Gibraltar.
I Austria. s..
VIENNA, October 16.-The Presse Of to-
day says the explanations and excuses of the
Porte relative to the circular recently sent
abroad By letter are not satisfactory, and
Count Audrossy will demand ample satisfac-
ton for the offence. .,-s... ..t 3.
England. .s, .r Ia. ~ .s
LONDON, October 16.-The steamship Cir
cassian arrived at Liverpool last evening In
badly damaged condition, having been in
collision with some unknown vessel.
The secretary of the Irish Laborers' Asso-
citation writes that he has received from the
United: States proposals of engagement. for
10000 men. :I-t = y i.F@h-@t 90
81 j; ,a..f China. 5rh rsinait of
GREAT FLooD-rHIRTY.sEvEN VILLAGES SWEPT
AWAY. midas = .s7ttjaA' -
SAN FRANCISCO, October Craftsmanship
Colorado brings letters from Pekin which
state that an edict had appeared stating that
thirty-seven villages had been swept away
In the province Of Shansee by the waters of
Young Tmo river and its branches having
burst their banks, and that q great amount
of human and animal life had been lost by
the foods E'u""- &.:'.j E<''' .'t''' !
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DEATHS.

Died, Yesterday evening at O'CLOCK, OF dtphthseI
rim after short illness, WALTER, youngest ciliIG
Of Isaac and Eliza Newman' ageu one year a"o
His funeral will take place from the residence q
Mr. William A. Wat, loo c JS SITE FrIends snd
acduaintapccs are respectfully invited to attend.
died. At his residence, in Manchester, October g.
MIR. SAMUEL NJ. FUQUh. .
The funeral will take place TOMORROW at
o,cInck p M, at his residence. Friends and ac-
G,ain tances of the family are invited to attend.
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white men.

New York has strict usury law No
man can lawfully take more than six per
cent.per annum in the shape of interest
And yet in that city, on Tuesday last, as
the Times boldly publishes, and no ione
seems surprised ut the announcement, mo-
ney advanced in rate to one-haf per cent.
per day "-1S2a per cent. per annum!
Surely, usury laws are useful.
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Irish Catholic Benevolent Union.

ST.. LOUIS, October l6.-At the convention
of the Irish Catholic Benevolent Union to-
day an amendment to tue constitution was
offered and referred to the committee on
emigration to admit of TIC establishment OF
an emigration bureau i'll New York with
branch III each State.
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Convention Of the Delta Kappa Epsf'
Ion Fraternity, r5

EAsroy, Pa, October 16.-The twenty
seventh annual convention of the Delta
Kappa Epsilon Fraternity has been IN ID, SEES.
sion here during the last two days. Ihree
sessions were. held yesterday and anotner
this morning. Tonight q public entertain,
ment will occur, at which WhltelaW keio
will preside. Hon. Wayne McFeagn VIII
deliver the Grafton. ..-
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financicrs should be tic first to manifest
becoming confidence in their own ana .ne
~uabsic soivcr,cysssE et ssh6ss good cS'n
pie who are so ready to, denounce men . 'hat
isaoantly show unnecessary a'''nis1 -
| timidtc. So 49, 4s5
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ITsT RECEIVED ALARGE AS.

MI JUST RECEIVED, A LARGE AS
sORTMENT of LADIES and CHILDREN'S
I.NDERWEAR Also, large assortment OF
CHILDREN'S WORSTED GOODS; VELVET
BELTS, 2Oc.; FANCY GOODS of all kinds CAL
aud get a bargain at WORDEN'S new store, 407
Broad street, second door from Fourth.
nc 15-3tk
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Here we are again : and we arc still ready
to confess that the following is real poetry,
and to assert Gregory can't beat it:

For sale by J. T. EILYsoN.

She hung the cage ar the wlnso"'
",f he goes by" she Saiu,
WIN viii hear M robin slngingi 3..,
And when he lifts his head
I shall be sitting here to sew,
And ne will bow to me, KNOW. . -
,,,e robin sarg . 10y e-sweet song.
The TCung ynuu raised his head, .. t.
The madden turned away anu plusned'
~ am fool she salu. 900
And vent on broioerin In silk
ADinA-eyed rabbit, white Us milk.
The Young lnnu loiterei slowly faG.. ....'
by the house three times that day; ~
Size took her hil i frolu the window; s.. ..'.
he need not look tl'S way" ..- .ae~,sa..a.t.
q, She sat ut her piano lohg, i 3d.. ~
~. And sighed am. played d death sad song.r
4 But when The day was done said she, y. ~,
lg. Al wish that Ia would come!
Remember, Many. II ne calls ,.
Io-ntgh. AIN not at holne,h ~
So when tc rang, she Ment--the ell
she went aud Let him in herself.
fzEE Ill. II 80. y
They sang full long together,
Their songs 10y e-s1eet, death-sad;
The rubin woke fom his slumbcr, - .t
sud rang cut. clear and glad
- - Now go" she coidtx said: '''tis late";
and followed kim-to latch the gate.
lie took the ro,cblld from her hair. -rt.&.
While, &" ~. shall not" che said;
He closet her lrtiil wltiin els own, .
and. whil. her tongue forbade, .. ..sg.ti
Her will was darkcued IN the eclipse
OF binding love upon his lips. .-.y. 3. s
Alas, alas That ores ronluatic days should
ever kaye to end. at
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Alas, alas hat ones romuatic days should
ever lave TO end. 1--t
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Death of nm Operator.

New YORK. october i6.-Taylor Adams,
of Atlanta, Ga, Tor the past seven years ope-
rator in the Western Union Telegraph office
Mt New Orleans. died in the latter city last
NIGHT D.. '-".' ........r,- .
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lmanaSs nGan Actor.

ST. LOUIS. October l6.-Lawrence B. Bar.
rett, tie actor, has inflammation Of the bow.
els and brain. His case Is serious. y II &
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Democratic Nomination i'm New York.
New YORK, October 16.-The Democrats
of the Sixth district have nominated "Sun-
set" Cox for Congress.
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The Mills at the North.

PROVIDENCE. October 16.-The Groton
mills, of Woonsocket, have decided torun on
halftime. Other mills are contemplating the
same thing t..-...s.i.ts Z ~
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STATE OF VIRGIS1A-CIrY OF RICHMOND:
/, w. X. Quares, cashier Of the Planters Na-
tional Bank, do solemnlY swear that the anoS; ;
Statement is true to the best OF my knowledge and
belief. W. K. QUARLkS, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this LON
day OF :Lober. 1878. -,>.
Correct-lttest: WILLIAM SINTON,
Notary Public.
FL. y. II. WILSON,
j. b. PACE. I Directors.
Oc 1876 j, A, BELSIS, J
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NE FALL, 1878.
T. r. PRICE & co.
have Just received more Of those bargains IN
BLACK ALPACAS
and MOHAIRs,
Soc, 60c., 75c.
WHITE FLANNELs very cheap,
BLACK GROs-GRAIN SILKS, &c.
loc16I
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WILLIAM B. GRlFFITHS,
pRACT1GAL
III AiN A NI LA NV - AtnE Rfi0ELCE

PLAIN AND FANCY sLATE-ROOFER,s
4Q6 CANAL STREET, RICHMOND, VA
AL WuIE warranted to be good and waterproof.
Prices mod rate. Good references can be given.
Orders left ut uOnnan's hardware store, Governor
street, ind ut Williams h Co.'s slaie-yard, Dock
street, aud residence 406 Canal street, will be
promptly attended to. ~ - oc 17-1mS
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Posiponement of the Selma Expo
sitiOn.

SELMA, ALA, October l6.-The Selma Ex-
position has been postponed to November
18th, on account of the epidemic prevailing
at numerous points.
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Prairie Fire I'm Observation-Disclosures
InSS Df Life.

Loss Of Life.
OMAHA, October 16.-A prairie fire has
swept over twenty-five miles OF Saline and
Jefferson counties. Ten school.cllldren
were caught three Of whom are dead, three
will die, and four are dreadfully burned.
The mother of three of the children was
burned while attempting to rescue them.
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THE YELLOW-FEVER.
MEMPHIS. .

: ..,
THE EPIDEMIC BECOMING MORE GENERAL--FoR-
4 TY-oNE DEATHS THURSDAY. :l-i:a
MEMPHIS, October 16.-The latest reports
last evening of the visiting commission are
unfayorable The disease is becoming more
scattered throughout the city. +
An appeal to railroad officials was issued
from the Citizens Relief Committee at late
hour last night, at which time larger num-
berof new cases were reported than on any
day during the past two weeks. ....t
There were forty-one teyer-deaths yester-
day.
Benevolent Association, is dead. s
SHREVEPORT. ......
SHREVEPORT, October 16.-Tberc were ff-
teen yelow-fever interments here yesterday.
MONTGOMERY, ALA.
MONTGOMERY, October 1G.-Two fever
deaths have occurred In the past twenty
four hours. The Board of Health say the
disease is epidemic, but mildin form. Only
TWENTY-FIVE deaths have occurred from Sep.
TENDER 10th to date.
Relief Measures.
MEMPHIS. October ia bale of cotton
sent from Walnut Bend to be sold for the
benefit of the Dominican Sisters brought
$1,000. The purchaser will send 1t to St.
Louis to be sold again for the same purpose:
WASHINGTON, october 16.-The Masons OF
this city send S4O0 to Grand Master STAINS
berry, of Tennessee. The Masonic fraternity
here will send about $4,000.
New YORK. October 16.-The Produce
Exchange has sent 81 100 to Memphis.
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CL-Attcst
WILLIAM II. PALMER,)
Fl. X. ELLYSOS, Directors.
CLAIBORNE WATklNS,)

DEPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
H. THE FIRST NATIONAL. BANK :OFRICH-
MQSD, Va; II n Th hffS SiAEE % riRGi%h. At
TENDER, 1873:
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At the meeting of the Free Religious AS
ISOLATION the subject Of science and religion
was discussed. A stranger, evidently mem
Der of the Evangelical Alliance. desired 10
answer the arguments Of some OF the speak
| ers, but he was refused permission.
4. NJ. Sarratt succeeds Jay Gould as the
president of the New Jersey Southern rail-
road. - -
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF CITY ENGiSEER,l
' RICHMOND, VA, October Is, 1878.
NOTICE.-Sealed proposals will be re-
IN ceiycd at this office until T CESDAY, October
2lst, 1T IL O'Clock ~, TO furnish the city mules
and horses with FEED, PRUVESDEK, &C., Tor
the term Of three months
The Committee on streets Generally reserve the
right 10 reject any or all bids offered and OF giving
the contract for each article required to tho lowest
bidders therefor.
Forms OF proposals can be obtained ~ applying
ut this office. .-->atzr W. T.. CUTshAW,
Z &C IT'D City kpglneer
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NE CLOTHS, CAss1MEREs, TWEEDs,
CORDUROY, &c.-We offer a very large stock OF
CASSIMERES in all grades at great induce
ments. CHARLOTTESVILLE CASSIMEREo and
TWEEDS ut very small advance upon manuiac-
turer's prices. CORDUROY In all colors and quai,
tiles, KENTUCKY JEANS, TWEEDS, and
VEsTINGS in great variety: All to be sold at great
bargains at Levy BEOIHehs: 20
Buy a dozen HUCKABACk TOWELS at ~
worth IS per dozen. oc IL
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| NJ OTICE.-I am prepared to put up
I IN FIREPLACE HEATERS for heating three
/ or more rooms. Persons having Flre-Piace Heat
to be repaired viii do well to send In their or
Also Thinning, PLUMBING, and GAs-FlT-
TING done atshorr notice.
- JOHN BOWERS, Ir0p Block
AZ % SIN Gcv rlor s.rce., hlchniped, Va
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EDUCATIONAL.
STOVES. TIEWARE. dc.

} SPECIAL NOTICE. ann prepared to do
~ new work and repairing In TIN, SHEET-1ROSi
and COPPER, also, STOVE-WORK OF every va
riety. VIII repair ali machinery pertaining 10 gas
works of every description for private or public
parties throughout the State. Iotfer for sale my
Alarm Pressure-Gauge for gas-consulners. i have
letters from gentlemen showing saving of twenty
per cent A II orders left ut SIR. &. j. SlNTON'S
hardware store, No. 143o Main street, or At my
house, Twenty-dfih street, No. sos, VIII DC
W onRpeasa dtt1 W. OTIS DEAN.
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], j. ". Lockwood, Cashier OF the National
Bank Of Virginia, do soiemnly affirm that the above
statement is true, 70 the best Of my knowledge and
belief. j. W. LOCKWOOD, Cashier.
STATE OF vIRGISIA-CtrYoF RIcHMoSD-Coux-
TY OF HESRICO:
Affirmed and subscribed before me this sixteenth
day OF October, 1878. H. .MURRAY,N NJ
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DOYAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANT
III LIVERPOOL AND LOSltOhcc 20, ooo.
I.nnsit"I with Treasurer NJ Virgini4, 45o.c9o.
IMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE COhPAN1 We
LONDON. "a.
CAPlIAIy.... 49,
Itcunsitsi with Treasurer OF Virginia, sSo,o0e
Shareholders personall! respoEsio!e LOT inc oon-
cations of the above companies.
pane, we solicit the patronage of The pubic upon
theic understandable security. prompt ana hbe.a!
settlcpent Of all claims, and heavy Income.
- JOHN Il. CLAlBokNE& co, Agenc;.
--..ssf No. Los H.iu street
MtTTCAI. LIFE INSURANCE. COMPANY oF
NEW YORK.
..' Casa ASSETS OVER SG0. oO0.oo0:
Cash ayidtnds, surpasstRg all oth.sTs, - F'E' al
y Premiums payab!c annually, seml-aanua'ly' ana
quarterly. i - FL ,,,,n.,y
JOHN II. CLAIBuRSE, Agent;
40, No. HOS Main street.
1872
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STATE OF vIRGISIA--CouNTY OF HESEICoass.;
Bank, Richmond, Va, do solcnny swear that the
above statement Is true, the best Of my knowledge
anu belief r.E,.. S.A. GLOVER, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 18th day
of October, 1873, j. NJ. MURRAY, Mp.
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THIRD DAY-RUSSlNG AND TRoTTISG RACES
MISUNDERSTANDING GENERAL
EcuoLs ELECTED PRESIDENT OF THE FAlR-CoM-
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New York Items.

NEW YORK, october 16.-1p the superior
~eouft~tustiag.= Charlotss offberTr tcolored),
who brought suit against the New York and
CHARLESTON Steamship Company to recover
slO.OO0for being excluded froma staterosm
of one of their steamers on account OF sher
coor, was awarded $40. FL b.
George Bird, Grnnell & Coz weresthis
morning declared bankrupts, and the whole
estate placed under control-of the Dank-
-ruptcy court. The 14th Of November has
been fixed for meeting of creditors: Their
assets are s12,Ooo,Ooo, and liabilities s2o,-
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BANK STATEMENTS.

|. GTAIEMENT OF THE CONDITION
7 - OF THE NATIONAL BANK OF yIgGISI.
. AT KICHHOSD, VA. AT CLOSE OF EI.Si
sNEsY sEtffEMBEE IL, 1875
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.,,s, Is SSHS,FFS yESE '"' Directors,
CONDITION OF THE LAETE Rs
~ NATIONAL BANK. OF RICHMOND. VA,
AT CLOSE OF BUSINESS SEPTEMBER II,
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Signs Of Good.

In an advertisement by the National
Government Of part of the Omaha
Indian Reservation, soon TO be sold, the
following stipulation is made: "And in
all patents Of lands sold under the act
above referred to, there will be inserted a
clause toreper prohibiting the sale Of in
toxicating liquors on said lands, under
pain of forfeiture of title thereof" The
National Government, in this, recognizes
the great blessings of temperance, and
the right of prohibition. If it is a bless
ing, why not bestow it upon all' If the
sale of ardent spirits is cause, why al
low men to prey upon one portion of the
country and not the otherp II the rug
ged hills of Omaha may have protection,
why not shield the fertile valleys and
plains of the States everywhere? If
virtue and morality is the hope of the
West, is not licensed vice the curse Of
the East? We hsil these, however, as
the out groupings of a great moral prin-
cipls, that will eventually overspread and
protect every acre of American SOIL
Good Templar's advocate.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-08-29
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