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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-09-17
Weduesday, December 8, 1873.

Only Sixty thousand tickets will be sold
European market, thus leaving only 10000 for
ale In the United States, whore 100000 were
disposed Of for tho Third Concert. The tickets
arc divided into ton coupons or parts, ana
have on their back the Scheme with full ex-
pianation OF the mode Of drawing.
Al this Concert. which will be the .grandest
musical display ever witnessed In this coun-
tr, the unprecedented sum Of
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HOUSE,


pOOKs BOUND AND MANUFACTURED.
~ RON afAHFHLrr % The TIN naT I0Or IN
TIE country, the Eastern market not sIcaplsd
IN quality o. price.
Fine BIaak Books . Speciality.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-09-17
LEGAL.


DY VIRTUE OF THBTERMS OF ATRUST
ID deed to me executed by John @. Saint, on
the lst day of March. 1873, duly registered in
the Registers Office Of this county, in deed
book No. SO. page 2l5, l will on
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GIFT ooMoERr.
6 Iii SCHEME EVER KNOWN
FOURTH GRAND GIFT CONCERT
ron rHE BrSrrrr oS TINS
Public Library Of Kentucky.
$4,000 CASH eIrTs, sI.OOo,ooO.
Every Fifth Ticket Draws a GIFT.
Se5o,OOO for $50.

UIIR FOURTH GRAND GIFT CONCERT
authorized BY special act Qf the Legisla,
tpre for the benefit Of the Public Library Of
kentucky, will take place In Public Library
Inll AZ LouisYille. kentueky.
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+ o. o. II. DIRECTORY.

Odd Fellows :HaT. corner Main and North
Conrt streets.
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MEMPHIS DEGREE LopGE No. 3-meets LIST
Saturday Of each month. Chas. NJ. Carroll,
ID. NJ; b. c. Trader, D. D. M; George W.
Mathews, A. d. M; I. S. Bingham, Secre-
49,. u Z Iack rreaenrer.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-09-17
The Ledger Office has the finest stock of

In the South will fill orders for such prices
as be obtained in any city in the United States
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-20
LOCAL MATTERS.

Tax CONSERVATIVE MAsS-MEETING IN PE-
7rS> GEG-.\RKANGEMENTS FOR THE DEMON
>rNAr!ox.-GcncIal Kemper having ar-
,,ain,cd next Thursday evening, 23d instant.
= The occasion on which he will address the
citizens of Peters burg. and finding it impos-
>ihie to again appear in Richmond before the
DAY Of election. is anxious that rs many OF
fAH citizens OF Richmond rs possible shall
.:tcnd: and he and the Conservative citizens
Of Petersburg have specially requested the
hrlnyrr kampaign klub 10 organize in this
trv Grand cXcurson 10 Petersburg.
In order that this demonstration may be
81, imposing rs possible, and prove lifting
=, e,.Hcrt and real assistance 10 the Con-
,,-, .,'iyr people Of oUr sister city. 1t IS cN-
.,.r,ai that the gentlemen named below VIII
a. - committees to represent the various
,s.l,- and nationalitics who will appear on
lie. occasion. and that they will meet nj the
.su.n> Of the kemprr kampaign klub this
ayru.nr at 5 o'clock prepared TO report as
ff.a possible how many persons each COM
ia;t.cc will carry along with it. and the name
IL; = Gentleman 10 act rs marshal for such
committee and lis following. The ConScr-
,,tr;yc Clubs o.: Richmond and Manchester
v.sfI a,,point their own committees. who are
also expected % be present 1T The time ana
t... allie 70 report rs above indicated.
E,. a.. Trash Ciii.ca$.--Captain William
rn,,;,,,. General I. T. Moore. Major John
}Iq,r,n. .Ir.. James Hayes, John NJ. higgins,
rgiri / NcGoycrn. W. II. Ward, Robert
hcr>r. Thomas smith. ,
F,,y ~. G.y,,n,. Ci.iccu$.--Ouo Morgan
,.rru. Louis Wagner, Julius >tl1'll>. George
Ei.,ip, George Gurcrnator. John llouck, ,John
IIulcl.cr. solomon Wise. Henry Mctz@er.
F,y. ~. Egicn C!uscps.--C. {. Saiamone,
!, G~ror. G.. pclarur, +. Thomas.
u,arr na'ionalitics will report to the
Krm,rr kamIuisn Kiub and be properly
a.,.an,d. Each nationality will bear its own
fs,. and il no: already supplied can have
one loaned 10 Ii by the kemper kampalgn
kIuh. II !, hoped that rs many torches as
uoS.ihio will appear.
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England.
The war LIN Panama.

PANAMA, October S.-The contest between
the Coresso party and the Government Of
President Neira still continues without any
decided action, Coresso claiming to be the
legal President on the ground that General
Neira had ceased to be President Of Panama
ever since he was oYertbrown by the reyo!u-
ton of the 5th Of April, and that he .(Co-
resso) was the first designado appointed
to substitute In such case. Fortunately
Admiral Almy has arrived, and hoisted his
flag on the United States steamer Pensacola.
The Admiral landed force OF one hundred
and fifty men ut the railroad station TO pro-
tect the state Of transit. He afterwards, ut
the request Of the Government itself, sent
sixty men with their officers to the city
square.
A Government force was sent to stop .
train in order to arrest General favorable
to the rebel party. This was done, and all
the passengers were searched.
Admiral Almy, on being informed of this
daring attempt on the freedom of inter-
oceanic transit, ordered that guard Of
United States marines should accompany
each train and shoot down any armed men
who should endeavor to interfere with it. :
A constituent assembly, organized to set
tie matters, has done little else than order 9
forced loan of $4,000 on the city, and
$4,000 on the province.
The state OF affairs unsettles all business
in Panama.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-20
New York Items.

New YORK, October 1S.-Eight millions
in silver were shipped to Europe to-day.
All European steamers arriving within
the past forty-eight hours report terrible
gales from the 9th to the 10th instant. Pas.
sengers who have often crossed the ocean
say the storms were the most serious they
ever encountered.
Perriwinkle won the 1s-mle race to-day
at Jerome Park-time, 2.03t---snd Macca-
room won the three.quarter-mile race-.-time,
f1.173.
Hon. Horatio Seymour was to-day made a
candidate for the First Assembly district by
the Democrats of Oneida county.
The cashier of the Athens (Pa.) Bank says
the loss to the bank by the robbery of Tues
day night is only $4,000 currency, and to
special depositors S2,100 in United States
bonds and $4,000 in Ithaca Railroad bonds,
and articles of jewelry.
George Francis Train, who arrived only
last week from Eerope, having become dis
gusted with the country, its politics, and
people, sailed away again to-day leaving,
he says, forever.
Colonel Blanton Duncan also sailed to-day
for Europe.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-20

CnASCERx Court OF RlCnMoND.-The fol-
lowing cases were disposed OF Saturday:
Hughes rs. Woodbridge. Decree referring
cause to the commissioner for inquiry and
report.
Chase, &c. rs. Chase, &c. Decree con-
firming report of commissioner, making pro-
vision for deed to purchaser who has paid
in full. and also partial distribution OF the
fund, and directing proceedings against
purchaser who is delinquent in the payment
of the purchase money due by him.
Snead Us. Sncad's administrator, DC. Dc.
cree confirming report of commissioner and
directing sale of the real estate in the bill
and proceedings mentioned.
Wilkinson and wife Us. WendllDgcr. De
cree directing sale of the property in the bill
and proceedings mentioned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-20
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
France.


LONDON. October 1S-5 4. M-The Times's
Paris correspondent telegraphs as follows:
From exact information it appears that the
monarchical parties have come to an a6so'
lutte agreement. Count de ChambOrd has
made concessions which are satisfactory to
the liberal monarchists. The following Will
be submitted at the opening OF the Assem-
bly, The proclamation of hereditary con-
stitutional monarchy, the King promising
liberty of conscience and equality before the
law as the right of all. The monarchlsts are
confident of a majority in the Assembly. IL
is said that 416 deputies are pledged TO sup
port the restoration of royalty"
The same dispatch gives the following ad-
ditional points of the programme to be pro-
claimed at the opening OF the sesSl on: The
eligibility of all persons TO civil employ menf,
universal suffrage, reasonable liberty TO
the press, and the tri-c0lor to be maintained
as the flag OF France. This last point, how
ever, is open to mutual concessions. The
dispatch also says the Assembly is called to
meet not later than the 9th instant.
PARIS, October 18.-Eighteen deputies m
the Assembly, from the Department OF the
Seine, have signed manifesto protesting
against the attempted royal restoration, and
declaring that they will energeticiily resist
all such schemes.
England.
LIVERPOOL, October 1871 900 shipped
TO America to-day.
SOUTHAMPTON, October $4,000 900 ship
ped to America to-day.
LONDON, October 1S.--The steamer Kron
Prinz Frederick Wilhelm, from Southamp-
ton for New York, carried eGs,OO0 in bull
lion.
The koenig Wilhelm took &c., ,0c0 for Co
lon, and not for New York, as before stated.
The Thuringia took e6o,0O0 for New
York from Southampton.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-20

RETAIL MARKET PRICEs.--The following
carefully corrected quotations are an eXhl;'it
of The retail prices of family supplies in this
city:
Mcots, &c.-Beef-P -Porterhouse, 1Gs to 2Oc.:
sirIoin, 1GSc.; roasting pieces, rlD, l25 10
1G4c. roasting pieces, chuck, II to l3c. !;
round steak. 15c. shoulder, 10c. rump. l23
to 15c. ; corned, 124 to 15c. smoked. zoe. ;
tongues, fresh, 5Oc; smoked, 81; shins, lO
to 3Oc. calf heads, 15c. Veal-163 to 1Sc. for
choice outlets roasting pieces, 1890.
Pork-Roast, 10 to 12c.; chops, l2sc.
middlipg, 125c.; corned, 123c.; smoked saul
sage, 125c 4; tripc, per pound, 10c.
Mutton-Sirloin, 10 to 1896; leg, 1890. ;
shoulders, 1876; breast, 15c. rack, 12ac. ;
chops, Is to 20c.; breast, 15c.; loin, 16sc. !;
shoulders, 11ac.; outlets, 1sc.; rack, u to
12ac.
Iamb-Hind.quarters, 1890; fore-quar-
tiers, 12s to 15c.
cured, 22c.; sugar-cured, 19c.
Pigs Feet-Per dozen, Goc.
Sausage, 124c per pound.
FIsh.--Smoked herrings, per dozen, zoe.
salt mackerel, each, 3 to 25c.; catfish, per
bunch. 25c.; soft crabs, per dozen, 81 hard
crabs, per dozen, 50c.; spots, 25c. per bunch ;
croakers, 25c. per bunch; trout, 20 to aoc' per
bunch; oysters, $3.50 per gallon.
Veqetables.- es.-Potatoes-lrish, per peck
s5c. per half:peck 2Oc.; sweet potatoes, per
half-peck 125c., per peck s5c,-market
well supplied. Parsley, l to &c; herbs, per
bunch, &c; onions, per quart, 10c.; cabbage,
per bead, 8 to 15c.; tomatoes, per quart 8 to
i0c., half:peck Soc. horse-radish, per pound,
5Oc.; green bIackeye peas, Sc. per quart;
butter-beaus, IS to 20c. per quart; white
beans, &c. per quart; eggplant, 10 to 15c.
apiece corn, l5c. per dozen; turnips, DC.
per bunch; parsnips, &c. per bunch hominy,
10c. per quart; carrots, &c. per bunch.
Fruits.-Apples, per peck, Is to 45c.; dried
apples, Isr pound, &C.; fresh peaches,
to 2Oc.; pears, 15c. per quart; plums, 15c.;
scarce, 10 TO 5Oc.; grapes, 8 to
l0e. per pound; okra, 10c. per quart, SOC.
per halfpeck; ehinkapins, 1Oe. per quart;
ounces, SOC. per peck.
Butter and Dairy Products.-Butter-
Choice mountain, 30 to 40c.; medium, 20 to
a&S.; Goshen, 40 to 50c.; country, fresh,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-20

Police Court, ,SATuRpAy-Justicc Creor.--
Timothy Kcrsc was fined 81 for violation
Of an ordinance by his son Isaac throwing
stones in the street.
j. {. Smith was fined s. for driving his
horse faster than is allowed by law.
The case of Nicholas Cassary, charged
with selling goods by sample without license,
was continued until the 25th.
Milton Bosher tncgro). for reckless driY-
ing, was fined so and required to give
surety for his good behavior.
Ezekiel Briggs and Alexander Goodc
mcgrocs), for committing nuisance on sev-
enlh street. were fined s. each.
Stephen Harris (ncgro), for soliciting pas
sengers on the platform Of the Chesapeake
and Ohio depot. was fined s..
William Clarke and William Lee ne%ro),
who were charged with tcloniouSly entering
the dwclling-hou,c of Patrick Finch and
stealing a lot of wearing apparel, were dis
charged
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-20
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
CharlOtfe.

GRAND CONSERVATIVE MEETING AT wYLLIEs-
BURG.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
ROANOKE, VA, October IA grand
Conservative barbecue took place at Wyl-
liesburg, Charlotte county, this afternoon.
Frank Jones Barnes, Esq, presided. Stir
ring addresses were delivered by Major j.
B. McPhail, Luther Pixley, Ri. Hutche-
son, J. A. II. st. Andrew, and Thomas E.
Watkins. Major McPhaiFs address was a
brilliant one, and thoroughly aroused the
people. Messrs. Pixley and st. Andrew
earnestly appealed to the northern settlers
on behalf of the Conservative cause.
The meeting was splendid success, and
showed that both citizens and settlers are
alive to the Importance Of the present crisis.
4 large number Of Radicals attended, and
listened with great attention to the argu-
ments of the speakers.
The Conservatives of Charlotte are in high
spirits.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-20
Condition Of the Government Fl.
maueeR.

WASHINGTON, October 1s.-A semi-official
statement Of the finances of the Govern
ment concludes: There Is. apprehension
that Congress will impose additional taxes
to supply supposed or actual deficiencies in
the receipts, but rather restrict the appropri-
ations to economical limits, and commence
no new works that may not be actually
needed.
The Star says that the appropriations
which Congress will be asked to make at the
coming session, including the estimates for
the next fiscal year and the very large de
tciencies for the present year, there is rea-
son to believe, will be greatly in excess OF
the appropriations OF any year since the be-
ginning OF President Grants administration
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FauQUier.
ENTHUSIASTIC CONSERVATIVE MEETING IL SALEM
FAUQCIER COUNTY.

ENTHUSIASTIC CONSERVATIVE MEETING IN SALEM,
FAUQUIER COUNTY.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
PLAINS, VA, October 1S.--Such 4 Con.
servative meeting was never held in Fau-
quier county before. Plenty to eat-best
mutton, beef, and pig in real barbecue style.
Colonel Brooke led off in the strongest and
most argumentative speech of the canvass in
this county, and was followed by Beard,
whose speech was most telling, especially
on the colored population. They were car
ricd away with his talk, and will vote the
Conservative ticket. He is great cam
pagner. He was followed by General Field,
who was making most telling speech when
we closed.
Set Fauqufer down for 100 majority for
Kcmper, and all Of that for county delegate.
Easthan will beat Bailey 1900 in the dis.
triCt,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-20

CoSyrYAScEs OF REAL ESTATE for the week
ending october is, 1873
Lots fronting Is feet on Dover street near
Cherry for 81 900; 81 feet on Cary street Tor
PARTITION; - feet on Thirteenth street be-
tween Main and Franklin for Si,oIo; 81 feet
on Doycr street corner Of Pine for $500 !;
>, r""l on Ninth street north of Leigh for
SIS lji feel on Seventeenth street corner
Of Marshal! for *, $50; 120 feet on Twenty
sixth street between Marshall and Clay for
- 0pu; a3 icct Oh Franklin street between
Twcmty.~ccuuG and Twenty-third for 81 500;
G; feet on Twcnty.nintL street between o
and Z for $500; 273 feet on Franklin street
ictwcru seventh aud Eighth, gift 80 feet on
Federal street for SIS; % feet on n street
near lhnty-iirS. for SS5: 20 feet on Pine
s:rcct near Cumberland for $1,000; 15} feet
on seventh street, gift; 153 feet on Sixth
street, git; 80 feet on Seventh street north
Of Preston for Sl27.50; - feet on Seventh
street between Marshall and Broad for $4,000.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-20
Cotton Claims DisalloWed.

WASHINGTON, October 1S.-A special to the
New York Times says the controversy about
the burning of Columbia, S. c., has received
q quasi formal determination by the Brit
ish-American mixed commission. This con-
troversy grew out Of claims for cotton de-
stroyed in the burning OF Columbia, which
claims were based upon the assumption that
the city was burned by the Federal soldiers,
acting under the authority of the Federal
commanders. The vast mass Of testimony
taken on that subject was before the COM
mission, and after giving it cireful attention
every one of those cuns were disalowed.
The total amount claimed was between
Sc ,000, 900 and 81 100000.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-20

NEW YORK, October 1s.-Priyate adyices
from the French settlement of st. Pierre
give information of the assassination OF
Mons. De We're, the first Bishop of that dio-
cese. He was murdered in the Sacristy of
the Chapel Of st. Jean de Dieu, having
been stabbed in the heart and lungs while
at prayer.
One Emil Pelletier, cousin of the Bishop,
was charged with the crime, and arrested.
1t is said the crime was melted by the fact
that Bishop De We're inherited ul the fortune
of Pelletier's father, wealthy Frenchman.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-20

W.R. POLK & CO., 81 P. NJ, large sale OF real
estate on the Wcstham road four miles from the
city of Richmond.
COOK & LAUGnTON, 10 A. NJ, carpenters
tools. mortice-ma chine &C., at the shop OF Mr..
JH Goodman, No. 1916 Franklin street.
W.GODDIN, at IL NJ, sale OF farm at the head
of the Mechanicsville turnpike, Ave miles from
Richmond.
w. GODDIN, 4 z. 81, fourteen lots In Ruther-
foord's addition, on Union Hill.
GRUBBS 6 WILLIAMS, AZ P. NJ, new and
modern brick residence, No. 105 west Main
street, between Adams and Jefferson.
RICHARDSON & CO., ~ p. NJ, brick dwelling
No. COG, on the north side Of Clay between Sc
cond and Third streets.
W. b. RADCLIFFE, ! 04 a. NJ, groceries, &C.
REDWOOD & CRENsHAW. at 10 a. NJ, large
assortment Of household and kitchen furnl-
ture, &c.
T. w. KEESEE, al bis rooms, at l 0 O'Clock, alarce
assortment Of furniture, &C., &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-20
Doings Of the Senate Committee on
Transportation.

New YoRE. October 1S.-The Senate Com
mittee on Transportation leaves tonight for
Washington, and thence visit the southern
States. At Il session here to-day, the COM
mittee listened to suggestions concerning
terminal facilities for grain destined for for
eign ports, and the construction of the canal
from the Ohio to the James river to be Of
sufficient capacity 10 pass wide ilat-boats
such rs could navigate the Mississippi and
tributaries, so that shipments at western de-
pots could be carried to the Atlantic without
rehauling; these waterways to be con-
structed by the Government. They brought
their labors to close in this city by a trip
down the bay and inspection of the harbor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-20

MARSHALL MARp PoLITICs.--The ConSer-
yat;ye Club OF Marshall Ward will hold a
meeting Tomorrow Tuesday night for busl-
ness and the election OF members. Next
saturday night Colonel 0. T. Beard VIII ad-
dress the citizens OF the ward at the Conser-
,atiye clubhouse. and ut the same place on
next Monday night there will be public
meeting of the club, when addresses are eX-
rrrted from Governor Walker, Colonel r..
j.. Berkeley, and Major Baker Z. Lee: On
that occasion seats will be reserved for ladies
and their escorts.
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YellOU-FeYer.

MEMPH1s, October 1S.-The Catholic
Fathers Leo and Ashea, from Louisville, are
down with the fever. Thirty deaths occur
red yesterday.
Later.-Fathers Schuty and Leo are dead.
Five Catholic priests and five Sisters of
Mercy have died here since the fever began.
Mayor johnson is worse.
MONTGOMERY, October 1S.-One fever
death in past twenty-four hours.
MEMPHIS, October 1S.-Thirty-one yellow
fever deaths to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-20

REVIVAL At SIDNEY BAPTIST CHUKCH.-The
meetings in this church during the past week
We're Of deep interest, and resulted IN much
good Ireirc We're received for baptism,
other, profcs>cd conversion. and there were
Still! u Inu;nbtr Of inquirerS. The meetings
vii! be kept up during this week.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-20
The SfOk eS Case.

New YORK, October 1S.-Some surpris'
has been caused by the failure of the prose
cu,ion in the Stokes case TO call the new
witness-1Irs. Benton-of whom SO mucl
has been said and written. Assistant Dis
trict Attorney Allen said this morning tina
the prosecution had never intended to cal
her. He said she was ignorant, OF teigned tc
be ignorant, of certain matters with which
she was supposed to be familiar, and that
moreover, her character was such that !
was undesirable to put her in the witness
hoy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-20
The Old School Presby terrain Synod OF
Missouri,

ST. LOUIS, October 1S.--The Independent
or Old School Presbyterian Synod Of Mis-
souri, met hereyesterday. This is the Synod
which in 1866 asserted declaration of testi-
mony which caused it to be ruled out Of
representation at, and led to its secession
from, the Northern General Assembly, to
which it then belonged, and since when it
has been independent Of all higher bodies.
The most interesting question before the
Synod was proposition to unite with the
Southern and Reformed Church. 4 lengthy
discussion was had, Rev. DR.. Brooks being
the most prominent oppoSer of the PROPOSE
ton.
A vote was finally reached late last night.
and resulted in Al yeas to 81 nays.
DR.. Brooks then asked the thirty-two op-
ponents of the union to meet in his church
this morning to determine what further ac-
ton shall be taken. 1t is believed they
will secede and organize new Synod.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-20
The state Elections.


CEDAR RAPIDS, October 1S.-The Repub-
lican State Committee report loss in sixty
six counties of over $4,000. The majority
of the counties heard from cover all the
strong Democratic and Grange localities.
OHIO.
COLUMBUS, October 1S.-The Democratic
Committee claim that Aliens majority is SG9
The chairman of the committee claims the
State ticket, except the Supreme Judge and
the Controller. The Democrats claim six
teen majority in the Legislature OH joint bal
lot.
The Republicans claim nothing, but do
not give up. The official returns, they say,
will be required.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.J
HUNTINGTON, W. Va, October 1S.---Allen
is elected Governor Of Ohio by majority
not exceeding 1000.
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Etres and Loss Of Life.

TOLEDO, OHIo, October 1s.-A shanty oc-
cupied by family named Kelly was de-
stroyed by fire this morning, and Kelly, his
wife, and grandcbild perished in the flames.
NEW YORK, October l8.-HaWks & Camps
bav.baling establishment has been burned.
Loss, $4,000. One man was killed and an
other hurt by falling walls.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-20

DISCRETION IS THE BETTER PART OF vALoR,'
but all are not discreet When attacked by diseases
of the kidneys or urinary organs take the great
diuretic, HELMBoLD's BUCHU. It is warranted.
Beware of worthless limitations. The genuine may
be known by the private proprietary stamp of "a. T.
HELhBoLp on each bottle. JOHN F. HENRY, New
York Sole Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-20

PREpARING FOR THE CoScERTs.--Ihe Rlch-
mond Philharmonic Association are buslly
engaged in rehearsing for the grand con-
certs W hich they propose to give at Assem-
bly, Hall during the Fair-Week. The enter,
tainments will be Of the most delightful
character, and must draw large audiences.