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'' ,.thn RNhm"N" '"'
saa7js?'""''' November II. lS'F'
TrIESS" f'' - hadly injured yes
TN :, filing '"'""yy c.>r<. Bishop X
t3,d'. n, sore % u r T. W. Branch,
"H a, "a, voi %" " 4 R.auch, Of the
F'H.',.f hu, a. w. 49, .ntYnrcr is to-day III
5, >'....5 The ,''.' ~ ,;.r j not wholly
i'm .''s .-r... ':"n, |,'' ''''
y1...fa. .,,,,cn al the Anti
&,." vyr,u'.'. '",,"' pnrtcy rcnplc style
a,,....,A igHa, - ."' .,I,r..Sfv,>< to-day.
;-.- ...rt tgs} ."c' ''", n'Mn brought tor
t1a..t, .a. (or,t '\'t.N', .,,, ou election
N,." .,ra.:..c i'i '"@ ,;,.,,, NV leading
$50 " 70 A' yer" .t y, ni,position
-. .',. n It. '1,'y 'u', ',,,,s, If canIii.
90 r...t g. the ""' ~ n,c; no.
-" VI. is'"s. /" '" n,,v >rrh nIrclSe
.' Z suy 80 10 '1' ..'>r, ,r lbc state
''. III. G.,t,.i W'''5., ~, entire discrc-
49, ...5. ri Ne ,,f. '&''"> 49,, were left
t''.. -,uou'EHt me ',n'i: Tnt CHARGED
IKE ,.u.Gh;'r'' !. ,.,f Nabnnr.
..,n .rn'rm'h !" 80 t,i,a,d and
\. lbs | N'' !'',.an I,,s
.. L.. .,osn. a:an premises - ,'''' ,;,ho
49, -. ,ns. .tg address coN'!""'> "'' 49,"
go. attn, g.. ,>,ru ~ '"' "''''' "a way
a..- =. .,, ~. inf, c.,cIan. ;, y
To- ..,.-,.... Ia, iac N;>l. Q, Ai'' Il, n'
!. ..r,.,f.at u. the Soui"I' ~
PAM .-,.,,. 10 his city. Yesterday n"''
-, ...'.. 49,. recent >cli,Imt"> q 40 ~.
49, .-4. location ana 'HS N,.t',,,'
r>.-..> ...4c Il h'&t.A' 'h'""..>'
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LOWS REvESoE-[Detrolt Free Press,

LOVES REvENGE.-[Detrolt Free Press,
November 7.J-Some five or six weeks ago
a Young man named Charles Perrin, twenty.
three wears old, and q carpenter by trade.
fell in love with q good.looking girl whose
parents live on Orchard street. Charles has
red hair and freckled face, and although
the Young lady treated him courteously
when he called at the house, she had her
mind made up that she could never wed a
red.hcaded man. After an acquaintance Of
three weeks he asked her to become Mrs.
Perrin, and was greatly taken down when
she told him that she couldn't think of such
a thing. Charles then sought TO have the
old folks put in n good word for him. but
they declined To interfere. He continued
his visits, perhaps hoping TO soften the SlrPs
heart, but Thursday evening the crisis came.
He went to the house with a bottle Of acid
in his pocket, prepared to spoil her beauty
if she did not give him favorable answer.
There was no one at home but the girl and
her mother, and Perrin first wanted the
Girl to take walk with him. She refused
70 90, aud he asked to see her alone. She
also refused this request, and the lover had
lust got ready to draw the bottle from his
| pocket when something bit him. He thought
! it was dog, but it wasn't. The cork had
| worked out Of the bottle, and his coat-talls
were turning brick color at the rate Of a
yard minute The acid wasn't content
with the coat-tais, but struck out for flesh,
and in about minute the youhg man was
dancing around the house as if to escape a
bullet. Shouting and whooping, he got out
| of doors and threw off most OF his clothing
and rolled in the mud, and it was some time
before any one could find out whether he
had snakes in his boots or had sat down on
brad-awl. He was so badly burned that
two men had to help him TO bis boarding
house on Fifth street, where physician
dressed the burns. There is good deal of
laughing at his expense, and if he makes his
| appearance at the house again he will be ar
| rested, as he told one Of his friends in ad-
vance that he meant the acid for the girl.
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BUrt!c: Eair-SOIne OF The Premiums.
IRcporied Tor The D:spatchl

y,>.,,,- " Eo,,,,,,n TO-,
"a, iNl,h, Az 49,. .,o,.uioet ~ Io't'
-. III. nc" 's'L,!'' IN IlaNe ,'"o such
- 49,. not h..e,, .hIo I'm - n;r.b.
.,,, toms row, tha rran,i,,,,, H.. "
w
liz i%ehiu'h> on ctttle were rs fol-
h">: /. ;. cooper, OF pennsylvania, for
-. ti'.!. " years "Id ana upwards, $40: the
N--' i2i h.'' imported ouii, S20; the same,
.' 49, Oh" car. year Ola or less, SOU;
IL. >'-r. ioI oc>' !Lnp0Iteu COW. ~ the
- ~ 'e>' COW years Ola OF upwards,
= 81" >'1",' 'ot ssco"u peS' COW, GU Inc
s--'.' '.' ''>' ur.lS'. - ear o'u ol unuer,
So 81. >."il' n'i - c'i"-pcSS nc,let, l year
$500 .''"'i - ne >'u!T' 'ol oesc ieluaie
49, "s.. ., i :'As o. - me sane. Tor ayr
,'.- o1'.' " vars "'' ana upwards, ~:
,.'. ''' -. ~ Isnlle co" VI hti'
- -, '''s >,'L,,, 'o' =! Isoite COW, years
,....' '+ - ,,. - 80; 'ns salne, ioi
~ heHei, teais vi"
."., - :. ,He S'tne; loi aSI-
80 'tu "nu uhCed' 9,
' 'o' !'>"!Ie QaitG co"' GU tue
.. 49, ~? ~, = S,,t, ,auft' tor
all .r[. I.,,Ii 20 ~ ,, '.u ~
~. " ~ ''' 80 o'0 ',in ~ "s,
,', - r"'"'L''n. loi hoy ~ ~
>''.,,..i.,. va Hno ui"!ros, Sio, W. -
,r.i ,','Im - -A'''o' Ivy ''''t'i WV sN'I' viz
-
q. .',' t0g"ct2 pleniioais were a"aiueu
\ = 1. q. "!h'tn' Hlan' ~, eounIs'
,& - , w., n,ltse sieyi'i'Tu, s'V' Lul;
,,.. 49, -. ~ 2'|o''u P!SHl'
,.-,, II -. 80. - 49, ~ 80 80
! = >..,1.. So, tii,ars 500 NJ ,;.ro'
IN, ,.Ii. !, tha tnharno mremi,ms NJ
...,.,,.r., ,nt'onan ,,,,,, Hf,ardd
r.. .7~,,,,f,,r,.> -, borso, r,r,as ;,ol.s
...r /'l-.J,",i' - ~ :,
>-,, '''''o, . " a. ~ 90 ~
i..... VI me io' ',.IN ou''.' 80
e.. ..r,,..;l',. 90 80 -, tn,, socnnd
r,-r,:,a- - uG;i,ia', ~, h,.1 t,,,n
r-....si ~, ~. - cr;H.l sano,a host
,a, sr1 " -" ~ 49,, .h.aa ,aar
Old ,,L ~ 10 ~, - t. ~. ,,,.a
..y. l',r I.o',.o w. col, sin S.dias
,,rJ n,,r'i,r, ga. oa'' w. go Va - it
p-,.gr paro.,, ha,, rai,. q dro,n,t ho,ssS
s.: = ~ G, os>' par vi uIsu ~ no s3o
y. " Cqr6,r.H 'orand has, noir of nnIes
;,a ~ -, "W NJ seGoau oesI par VI tnules,
u. T6.n,,,on - 49,, G ,ont. J:nH' Fct
LII. o, AIi,.anrI,. ha5t d:or1,,,t st.Il;nn enc.
Gu ,ranin,n siG : \ MoGaniI haat T na;r
a.J,ta.,Inr.n. az 4 Tarinr h n.' sad.
t.e.Acr>c, sIi. p,ioar R,rtnn sccond hest
.Vd.r.hoy,r <, Peter Hnirston hest brood
@.-ge. FlrDy Fisher SOL y Class second
Je,t Orooa mare, SO: Rariow McCIiIl. third
!fe&jam Tor brood mare. -. w, C. Saun. |
DER, :or lest stallion for General use. Nick. |
olFAe.WU0ds. $50. Peter HARRISON. best |
II4Eol-l5rad stallion. ildrrin. s2O:J. A. |
-AcCauI.. second best s,aIlion for general use. !
Orion, SO: J. G. Griffith. third premium
Il, D-,, stallion for General use, Nick. 8.
"a sheep, swine, and poultry, the follow
- y. trrIiums were awarded T. s. Cooper, Of
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG. RAn~t
ROAD COMPANY, (


ROAD COMPANY.
COMMENCING JUNE 2STH, 1874, trains
" on this road will run as follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH. etZls 3
day.. connecting for all points South
and West. Sleepng-car attached.
500 A. NJ, FREIG HIT TRAI daily Except Sun.
day., with coach attached, for Peters.
burg and stations on the Southstde
road, Lynchburg, and the West.
l45 P. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
for all points South and West. Pas.
sengers taking this train win make
close connection at Petersburg for
Norfolk.
$50 P. n, FREIGHT daily Except Sundayh
with coach attached.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
7:45 A. NJ. FREIGHT TRAIN daily Except
Sunday with coach attached.
1900 NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
with Richmond, Fredericksburg ana
Potomac railroad for all points East
and West.
500 P. NJ, FREIGHT daily Except sundayh
s:05 p. NJ, THROUGH ALL daily Except Sun.
day), connecting with Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac ratlroad
for all points East and West. PullmhE
Sleeper attached, running through 10
Baltimore. Also making close con.
nectiou with The Chesapeake and OHIO
railroad for the Virginia Springs and
points North and West.
The MAIL TRAINS Will not stop between RICE.
mond and Petersburg except at manchester ana
Chester.
$50 M. Returning, will leave Clover I'LL al U.
A. NJ daily except SnnGay.
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg Will start froM
Appomattox depot. sr,,ur o,o.,, ,o,,aor+
lie 81 A. SHAW, oupcrlntenueus.
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wINEg. IIoUOBs, TORACCe, DC.

cUMMERDEAN AUGUSTA COUNTY,
y Val RYE.-First premium. warded. at sate
Fair October 81, 1874, for purity OF naVor anu
distlllation, and excellent quality. e,,I,
Old IMPERIAL CABINET R9E-ca alSst -;
analyzed and highly recommended by State Chsn-
LIST Or. william dsa,p 4. T phS S pRaNpY.
II NEW ENGLAND RUM, for tobacco . manm.a of
turers' These aud genera. Al a.
Wholesale by q. JENKINS, GAPERS y Coa
q, oc 90 No. lis south Fourteenln slfee''
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PHILADELPHIA, RICH 4sKA
l. MOND, AND NORFOLK STEAM s assztsS ~
SHIP LNE.-FOR PHILADELPHIA ETNlGE;
A WEEk.-Until further notice the steamers OF
this line will leave Philadelphia every WEDNEs-
DAY and SATURDAY, and Richmond every
TUESDAY and SATURDAY at O'Clock.
Freight taken at low rates for all parts OF New
Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Delaware, for froYl-
dence, Boston, and New Orleans. Also, for Liver
pool and Antwerp rsa Red Star ard American
steamship lines, and bills OF lading signed through
Passage 10 Philadelphia, including meals aEc
stateroom, 10. w. r. PORTER, Agent,
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RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAILROAD Co.,
OrFICR OF ENGINEER AND SUPERIyTENDENT,f
RICHMOND, VA, October IL, 1874 ,
rcuFDTTJ r. OF TRAINS,

CHARLOTTE EXPRESS, Westward-Leaye Rich
monda ut IL z. ~. leave Burkcvtlle at 2:0I a. d.
leave Dundee ai740 A. NJ; leave Danyilie at
Tas A. NJ, leave Greensboro at ! a.. M. arrive
ut Charlotte $50 p. M.
" NEW York EXPRESS, Eastward Leave az Char
9te at sag a. !, sase = leave Dundee at
3:4s p. NJ: leave Burkeyille a. say +. AZ. ar
rive az Richmond at 1900 P. NJ. This train con-
meets ut Richmond with trains on tns r hSs sshIpg,
ton, baltimore, Philadelphia, New ork, ana 81
ea T1iFoEGM Nail, Westward Richmond e
1.asp,M n: leave Bnrkev!lle at All T. A; isays
h1odas a. don =. NJ; leave DanSiile mt 9I9 Z.
y Lave f;reensborof at 1920 A. ID. arrive ~
Gh,roite at G:22 A. NJ. Tli. train conneSts ~
Charotte with trains on the Atlanta ana hlch.
mond Air. Line railroad and Charlotte, ConmRia
atianta railroad for Atlanta, Montgomery, moDnss
A ao,, orleans, ColumDl. Augusta, savannah,
| Charleston, and all SOUTHERN ana sou.4i"s''e.1
points. ras.v.rd r cave Charlotte al
,.,hp II leave Greensboro OF 81 5A. Nj isase
onvilie Al 5:l3 A. M leave Dundss AZ o;GU ~ ..
NJ leave Burkeyllle at lSS ~ a. rain M connects at
Rlch,u With trains on the Atlantic, Mississippi
n Ohio railroad from Chattanooga, hnoxYIni 20
d r,ohhn and all southwestern pohs saa a "a
Richmond with The aiG p,chmond York River and
IT,snneoLe railroad for all northern polnSS' o.ya
GYScWBrRG PASSENGER, Wes s,,s W I.iS 5.
Richmond at A. NJ; leave s: SaEk 8 A. ~
NJ, , afrs1 ACCOMMoDA ALTON Leave Sas g.se
r,7e 81 a.a5 a. NJ; arrive at R'chmono AZ 90
/ a. NJ ,n,,ast nj Dundee With trains
al tn ~ y Al and g. s. railroad TO anu iroin
W.shnuton. Baltimore, anta eastern osa sc,,t,s
hrnngS tickets sold TO oh points sonsA apa
west. and baggage checked sn x. (. TALcoIT..
| engineer and SupernfenaenG
n. r.. DOUGLAS, Master Transpo slat.ou- -~---
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NASsEaoND ELEcTIoN.-The election in
Nansemond to supply the vacancy occasioned
by the resignation OF S. II. Boykin, Esq,
will take place on the 26th instant. DR..
Thomas H. Barnes, one OF the most popu-
lar men of the county, is the Conservative
nominee.
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PAINTS. OILS, dc.
ABSOLUTELY SAFE!
PERFECTLY ODORLESS
ALWAYS UNIFORM.

ILLUMINATING QUALITIES SUPERIOR TO
Burns in any lamp without danger of exploding or
taking fire. Manufactured expressly to displace
SAFETY under EVERY possible TEST, and its per-
feet burning qualities are proved by Its continued
100000 FAMILIES,
while no accident directly or indirectly, has ever
occurred from burning, storing, or handling it.
The many limitations and cou1terfeits Of the
ASTRAL OIL that have been thrown unsuccessfully
on the market is further
PROOF OF ITS SUPERIOR MERIT.
The ASTRAL has now a world wide reputation as
the SAFEST and BEST.
The insurance companies and fire commissioners
throughout the country recommend
PRATT'S ASTRAL OIL
as the best safeguard when lamps are used.
CHS. PRATT & co.
established 1770),
los FULTON STREET, NEW YORK.
R.W. POWERS & CO., Agents,
no lO.eod3m Richmond, Va.
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PIANOS, ORGANS, DE.

a SUPERB KNABE PIANO
N
lady, changing her hoine desires % seh ed
PIANO-a splendid irstrunasns-a'ea -, nr,ee.
and as perfect as when first bousu' os's' f-
500. III s,.ad ~ . largo
TO eafeta speedy sale IL WIZ PC o '' =
reduction.
Tohe seen at our store. pulH
nota 49, p2O5 Msin stree.
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STOVES, TENWARE, &c,

GEORGE KLEIN, dealer in STOVES.
" TISWARE, LAMPS, &c. Toilet Sets In every
variety. Non- Explosive Oil. Particular attention
is invited to my large and varied stock of ParIor-
Heaters, Ranges. Furnaces. CookiUg-Stoycs, &c,
together with many other useful articles needed by
the accomplished housckeeper, all OF the most i'm
cash. The public is invited to call and examine my
assortment of LAMPS, embracing every cUncelva-
bic style, from the cheapest in the market to those
of The most exquisite workmanship and beauty OF
design. If you wish to purchase on the iustalment
'plan call on GEORGE KLEIN,
612 and 614 Broad street,
oc oS.lm Richmond, Va.
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nLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP 6SsFS%
" COMP PAN Y. ~sss.--- s. sSssSszssssz

FOR NEW YORK. 49,
steamers-OLD DOMINION, WYANOKE, ISAAC
BELL, RICHMOND, ALBEMARLE, and HAT
TLkASIeyery TUESDAY, FRIDAY, and SUN
These ships are entirely new, and were built ex.
rooms. t.' &, - 80. 3 :, - -T.'-7-I
The fare, accommodations, and attention are IN.
surpassed. ~ ',-'ar -.
Goods shipped by this line are landed regularly
at New York ON the Colapaay's covered pier, 81
Freights for points beyond New York forwarded
with dispatch. and no charge r.ade except actual
expenses incurred. u 90
Freight received until g p. NJ daily,
For further inIormation, apply TO -.
GEORGE w. ALLEN &c CO.. Agenrs,
:. an office CoIapanys WkarYes Rncketfa.
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sROuTs. asan i,.,,,,s, -. !.

BUTTS FIET ss sii1iis;vSss. -
-. for iatisa, ifnisses and sh,,S.I
aI na,s .sglendd stock OF
AND ANNIb5dGIMIE Fhns q BOYS,
of the beat rna3,,; ss,s BOOTS AND SHOEs
20, eS, . U--a good nrtlcte-at TON
& no III ~ w. p. W.TAYIoR,s
- =. FnaItt and Bread st reesa
s. 9MMe,EN NUM- u, ": NEW IN RICH--s..-7
offafedln this civ tue iirst OF the kind Ss
LRbiEs' ssntsM I,sSSS Ga AZ. KID 2 BUTTON BOOTS;
'cry superior goods. For sale 6y' all
po1t Main street, between Mini. and i S
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RESTAURANTS.

q ct TEL : : : e; ;:; e. s,s. .,,..,.. o.
opens the fall season superbly:, He has oY rs
TERS TERRApINS FISH of all sorts, CRABS,
T,IhMs and the salt water luxuries generally he
has also CELERY and all seasonable vegetables. IN
his LIST OF luxuries are PEACHES aud CREAM. an
things served In best style. 49,.
His BAR. as ever, is supplied with the best. ~,
He invites his friends to test his unequahed
i All things supplied to order. Families and par
ties served in the finest style.
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A GREAT SAVING OF FUEL WILL
n be secured with open CRATES by the use Of
THE PATENT CORRUGATED FIRE-BACK.
for warming two or more rooms. II can be put In
any fireplace without disturbing the mantel or
front.
For particulars and references, apply to L. A.
Crenshaw, or the Richmond Stove Company, or
j. $ RAGLAND, who will put them up and give
estimates oc S-3m
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IS rANTON INSIDE LINE."est5sEsNp
NEW FAST FREIGHT ROUTE BETWEEN
RICHMOND AND PHILADELPHIA. &.

NEW FAST FREIGHT ROUTE BETWEEN
RICHMOND AND PHILADELPHIA.
TRI-WEELY.
On and after OCTOBER l the splendid Iron
steamers of this lire will leave Richmond: Iu ks-.
DAYS, THURSDAYS, AMI SATURDAYS from
Powhatan steamboat Conlpany's pier, corner OF
Twentr-second and Dock siree;s, mGkins close con;
nection each "trip at Canlon, Md tEast Baltiinorel
with the Philadelphia, Wilmington ana Baltimore
Railroad Company for Philadelphia
SPECIAL ADVANTAGES:
All freight by this line covered oy re ana NJ
Richmond Rates as low as any other line. TINS
IS The quickest line between Philadelphia and Rich-
mOud. ,,. ,u,,od
Freishts ordered by this line should be marked
"Canton Inside Line and sent TO The nniadspnla
Wilmington and Baltimore depot, Pnliadelpnia.
Frcichts received daily in Philadelphia amt Rich
m0ud. For further information apply
l.. B. TATUM, Agent
Office: Twenty second and Dock street,
and Ninth aud Main streets or 10
j. S. WILSON, General Freight Agent
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore r. NJ,
&C 9-3m PhuaaeIpnla.
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RICHMOND, YoRK RIVER AND CHEsApEAxrl
RAILROAD COMPANY, J
RIcHaoND. April 10, 1874. !
IN AND AFTER TUESDAY. APRU
~ list, PASSENGER and FREIGHT ~1RAJNs ,
Oh tp,s ROAD VIII run as follows: -"
,ifASsENGER TRAIN for West Point leave,
alcnmond AZ 8 z. M. (SuHdays eSceDtet) anf
Ir a rom West Point will arrive at Richmond Al
l0:l0 A. h. daily. .
Inc Splendid steamers Havana and Louis,,wilI N,
~ -, connection With this ROAD, and will leave Yves
ioint DAILY Sundays e1cer.cd on the arrival OF tht
I,an, which leaves Richmond at P. NJ arriving
Bai!linofe next morning In ample time to connec
WIN tealhS lot Washington, East, North, and West
anu ieaVe Baltimore daily Sundays exceptedl att
I. NJ, connecting at West Point with the trst,
due at RichInonf at 10 next morning
Tareto Baltiners. .-...,...,........-s3 so
10 EAluinore anC return... 90
..',...s...........ss w
tare to Philadelphia. ................. 700
10 Philadelphia and return .,......, 25
FARE 10 New ork..".... 10 %
70 New York and returL............ 10 25
10 nostoh. .....................,..... 10 70
FREIGHT TRAIN, for through freight only,
leaves Richmond daily lMQndays excepted al
1880 A. NJ, connecting with steamers at Wesi
fo'nt THAT deliver freight in Baltimore early mex
morning.
FREIGHT TRAIN, with passenger car attached
Tor freight between Richmond and West Point,
leaves Richmond on Mondays, Wednesdays, ant
trldays at 2 A. nj. Local freight recriv~ Tues
days, Thursdays, and Saturdays.
Superintendent.
W.N. BRAGG. Master TRANSFORMATION apo
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nONT PAY S. FOR A GAL. @
- TER II when you can buy i,y-madeeeGa1sszgz
one ior 81. -. 3ont pay ~ for n SHOE when You can
IT. go to The factory 215 Broad street between Scc
ond and Third. Nothing but clty-made goods sold
Every PAR warranted: BOOTS FOOTED 10 Or
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Ill aanoHD e,S, Ely GLovE-KID g.
BuskiSs, with Nov low, ENTERS raad Edas and
Misses, mud s nSai OF Gentemens, Ladies' Ro Saa
large stoek a Of Sn,lursns Boots and Shoes
WlNGo, ELLETT K CRU 1IS Mc;s ut
no 6 bet,paa,, r,,,.. 1908 Main street
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QUESTION:: Where can l buy g.
NJ good SHOES FOR myself or Chi. 80
drcn at low figures, but made Of good material?
Answer: AT the factory No. 215 Broad street
between Second and Third, where nothing but city,
made goods are sold. ~
BOOTS footed to order for only &c. SELF
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RAILROAD ITrrsr
I'D


RICHMOND TRANSFER COMPANY
S stoGRsTaTsaE sTsag To- ali p.s IND
aud STEAMSHIP iTssss As ~ and VEST ria faiIrcad
IN Europe ra cnna,, Isns % and from all pol
.p,.ss, Rates 'as. an DEpoTs. n
checked from h h9te, easGass called for and baggage
On al tickets sold by u.s. Latest ss,c III u
% for hire. aeeMts ou =. .if ,.ris.
porta.in eF FSr Of PASSENGERS ai furnish trans
ets (sLEEPING-CAR sEGTIpNsilf through l tss
A'oohs' apply at OFFICE .s2e MAIN sfR Reef.
Hotel. o-'-e ~ I3cfsnse and Baslsrd
iia5GGs s "a FAKE AND OHIO RAIL
co. 1914, passeng ana after SUNDAY september
900 from p R1SH Tsl sSp as follovsg
tharto,;aa:: M, ~. MAIL TRAlN.-For Gorspnsy,ne
stations aaiIy ees,ng'en and al
r cnnng at CoVinxton at $40 P. M. Tia t,a ar
Warrenioaas MHsraosylle for Orange, Cnsseper
and the North and at CharotesrlaaiaW sa "a.
sou f brs1oi' Knoxville, Chattanooga, and n.
,4:45 P; NJ. ACCOMMODATION TRAM ~
Sora9nsyille and al intermediate stations ai;y ~
M M ouiieiy|' arriving at Gordonsyille at s:3SP
$50 2. NJ. CINCINNATI EXPRESS M, o..
Sb oTo, Gharlottssye staunton Goshen, Mn
west ~ White Sulphur, and all station,
nen ng az Huntington at $50 P. NJ This traif con.
and fs al SSordonsvie for Washing,on Baltimore
Rns, te moI1n ana at Huntington with steamer
s ana tieetwood for Cincinnati and ali pontt
n est ana southwest, arriving at Cincinnati at 4.
Baggage checked through.
III, VI " t5PonSh tickets, rates, and information an
pf at oLo MAIN street, Ballard and EXCHANGE 10
TEL OF ut the companys office, Broad Street and Six
~eh' EDGAR YLIET, =
wv :, W. denerai Passenger and Ticket Agent,
-. -. W lLhhAM, Slce-ffesi6ent. Sc 10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-12
= r,,o,,,. .,,,e south side,

,ru,ns or yuRroN's purPigs "A TOBACCO
CROP "REMINISCENCES DAY OUGHT 10 hs o u.s
SERVED FARMERS FEsTlyAb--A FAX W
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-09-30
ALL oyEg rHE CRY.


Weatherwise folk predict early frost.
PEOPLE with colds and without Goals hope
they are mistaken
Rev. Il. A. Hoyt does not lecture before
the Historical Society, at the Exposition
building, until next Tuesday evening.
@Dr. Lighthill- Foster has turned up in
Evansville. and is said to be doing "land
Office business in the eye and ear way
Lucinda Banks and Florence Patton,
both eo;ored, were arrested yesterday by
officers Maskey and Arnold, on the charge
of vagrancy.
People who prefer genuine to counter
felt money, just now, we are advised, have
occasion to examine bank bills with more
than ordinary care.
ANY Nashville youth who hasn't yet Sc
Iected his sleeve buttons for fall wear
should begin to stir around before the close
of navigation raises the figures on frelghts.
John Kuhn, formerly OF Philadelphia,
but for several years resident here, died
last week at the City Hospital. He was
regarded as a genial, kind-natured gentle
man, who took pleasure in doing good Tor
those who needed his help.
! There are at least two very pOpulous
tenement houses in the Second ward. In
answer to questions at the voting place last
Saturday, 81 colored voters said they lived
in '.the big brick roun' on Front street,
and 3IS said they and their families lived
in the old frame near the said brick. So
aver the judges.
A certain young lady in this city enter
tains a sery poor opinion of young men in
general, and one young man in particular.
She SAYS she wagered him box OF hne
cigars against dozen pair of kid gloves,
and after winning the bet, the ~hateful
thing" backed out on the ground that they
did not shake hands on it. But she says
she intends to shake him.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-09-30
Cut andDried.

The Republican voters of the Thirteenth
district, in compliance with the call OF the
County Executive Committee, met at the
district schOolhOuse night before last, for
the purpose Of eleciing delegates to the
County Convention TO be held here today.
S. Davidson presided, and 5. Lowery acted
as secretary.
SON Lowery, Stephen Boyd, John Terry,
NJ. L. Higgins and D. l.. Lapsley were
elected delegates.
The following resolution was adopted:
"Whereas, The Hon. Ii. IL. Harrison has,
CIV his zeal, ability and energy, made
faithful Representative, and among other
things exerted his influence successfully to
advance the interests Of the city OF Nash
vile and the district he represents, by IN
ducing the Government to appropriate
sufficient sum to erect a CustomhO0se wor-
thv of the State, to the interest of all
classes. but more especially the working and
industrial citizens; therefore,
sResolved, That we endorse his unanl-
nous nomination rs the choice of the Re
publicans of the Sixth district Of Tennes-
see for Congress.