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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-01-19

ADDRESS ON PYrHIAN KNIGRTHooD.-
request of Jefferson Lodge, No. %, Knights
of Pythias, the Rev. DR.. John E. Edwards
will deliver a public address on'the princi.
pies and objects of Pythian Knighthood, at
Virginia Opera-Hollse, on Thursday eve
ming at o'clock. A brass band has been
engaged for the occasion.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-01-19

UNAVAILABLE LtrrERs REMAINING IN THE
RICHMOND Posr.OFFIcE JANUARY II, 1874
Mrs. Salie Abnotha, Brunswick, Va;
!" Boarder," Richmond, Va; G. L. Miller
Richmond, Va; Mr.. John Robertson, 19C
Buffalo avenue; William F. Taylor. Audi
tor; Mrs. Charlotte Yancy, 50 Seventh
avenue, New York.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-01-19

ELECTION OF OFFIcRRs.-At an adjourned
meeting of the Mutual Home Building Fund
and Loan Association the following officers
were elected: F. G. W. Coleman, presi-
dent; Boston Collier, treasurer; John L.
Bell, secretary. Directors: James Wilder,
Sulley Mayo, Boston Collier, William y.
Lewis, Thomas Smith, Giles Owens. Will
liam Fl. Carter, solicitor. Trustees: James
johnson, Philip Robinson, and James
ATontly :
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-01-19

: PLEASED AS PUNCH.-To be pleased as Punch Is
to be veiy much pleased, and to be very much
pleased is to be holder Of ticket for the next
concert of the Kentucky Library, where there are
$4,000 cash gifts, ranging from the first Of $780,
600 down to the lowest Of $50. Who wonld not be
pleased as Punch to have ticket? Who would not
be pleased as several Punches to have one of the
large cash prizes Now that everybody knows
there will be no postponement Of the drawing
there Is q Grand rush for tickets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-01-19

SALES oP REAL EsTArE.-Mr. n. M. Lee,
real estate agent aud auctioneer, has within
the last few days sold farm OF fifty.dye
and three.quarter acres of land on the Mea.
doWbridge road three miles from the city at
S52.75 per acre. There were moderate im-
proYements on the place. He also sold ten
acres of unimproyed land adjoining the.
above at 1910 per acre. Also. farm in
Lunenburg county containing one hundred
and thirty-two acres at 90 per acre.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-01-19

PUBLIC TEMPERANCE MEETING.-There will
be public temperance meeting tonight at
u O'Clock at Leigh-Street church untler the
auspices Of Store wall Council, No. "A, Friends
of Temperance.
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.yas BABY Forsp IN THE FISH-TRAP.--The
..., r,,.r,.,,, examination of the body of the
rt...r,., female infant found enclosed in u
,,r,,.r. "a. and lodged in a tish-trap in The
,iy.r slowed that the child had been born
o'y, and had probably been allowed 10
Ii,ri 70 death. The Body had probably
,'., :, the river more than two weeks.
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From j. T. Ellyson, 1112 Main street, we
have Demorest's, Frank Leske's, and Peter
sons fashion magazines, and Harpers
Monthly Magazine; all for February.
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PERSONAL II. Perpoint, Esq, of Fair
mont. w. Va, Ex-Governor of Virginia,
was in the city on Saturday, and called on
Governor Kemper and other officers Of the
State
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Texas.

bv The Radical negroes, numoeriDg from 40
to 200, The long roll was At once beaten
and call made for reiuforcements 70
rescue the Mayor. Asif by inspiration, from
every direction came men on foot and horse
back. with such arms as could be got among
them several whose white locks indicated
they had seen service under the Texas Re-
n,,i,Iie. The crowd continued to increase
until the streets were filled, when the Mayor
arrived, having been released. governor
Davis stated to Sheriff Leimpleman that the
arrest was without authority. One company
was Immediately raised and placed under5
command OF Mayor RalstoD, OF Galveston,
and then marched to the capitol and onered
their services to Acting General Steele, OF Ban
Antonio.
Iater.-All the troops on both sides
haye disbanded, and there IS much relolee
Ing.
the following telegram TO Governor zDayf,
of Texas, in response TO his second call for
military assistance: ~ 1
"DEPARTHaNT OF JCsTIcR,
). s W AsHISGToN, January u, 1914.
81 aGope,uor Il. J.. Donis, Aast,ss, Texas
.is Is Yoar telegram stating that according to-
the Constitution of Texas yoa were Goy-
ernor until the 2sth OF April. and that
Hon. Richard Coke has been inaugurated
and will attempt 10, seize the Coy
arnor,s Office and hslldirgs, and call
Ina upon tue President for military as-
aissanca, has been referred By him ~ me
forgnnsyser, and i am Instructed 20 SAY That
sfter, considering The fourth section os asti-'
cle four of the G;onsti lusIon of sIasss, pro-
yiiiing that the Governor sl,aiL bold ailis
ofsicss Tor the term 0sf Jour yelrs nom fha;
fime of his instaialsns htatter which you
eiajsn. and secticn thsess G the elecei0n
asr:asafi0n atteehed tc mid esonsfttMi g,
,ss,sssr II iic, ron wege chosen. and Rsic0
Mayided ,, that ZIG State md other oilsesfs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-01-19

WnIsKEY.-Four a. years. old BUcKSER's cele-
brated Kentucky at $3.50 per gallon at CHRISTIAN
& WHITES, S14 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-01-19

LOVERS OF THE WEED, what charming array
of delicious brands OF chewing and smoking tobacco
saw at ScHAAp's, 14O2 Main street. '.Nuf sed. >
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-01-19

BUTTERIcK'S PATTERNS AND METRoPoLTT AN:
for.February at the WHEELER WIL:oN OFFICE
corner Ninth and Franklin streets.
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OUR FRIENDS WILL BE PRoFITED BY READING
the advertisement Of W. B. HERSMAN's under head
ing of wants.
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Knoxville, Fsnn.. EhnieiDsl X1settsa.
KsoxyILIs, January 10 - Tho manielpsl
election to-day resulted in the election ot.
Peter StraHb tC0nservasiye) n,ayor, Nisn
twelve Conservative eafdermenout o. sixteer.
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ENGLISH HALF-HosE, only four dollars per
lozen, for sale by e. b. SPENcE.& SON.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

On, all sales Of real estate made b2soesn the 1& 81
january and soth Qr June the taTes 1or ne Pre-. p
nM Rales made baueen the LIST QI July and last
Of ne pear Tie tares HGue to Be paid by ths seller
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PRIME GOSHEN AND MOUNTAIN BUTTER IRE
ceiycd weekly at CHRISTIAN & WHITES.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-01-19

OLD MADEIRA AND SHERRY WINES, vintage
] S3S, at CHRISTIAN & WHITES.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-01-19

HEAVY MERrNo UNDER SHIRTS, only one dollar
ZACH, for sale by E. B.. SPENCE & Som.
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WEIeHMAsTEn OF LIVE SrocK.-Mr. Lewis
Gimmi has been reappointed by Governor
kemper weighmaster Of live stock for this
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Natiensl BIeasd e TraAs.

Il National Board ~ Trade.
BlLrTxoRs, January The National
Board of Trade meets at Pbiladelp lphta stn
June, 1878. The proceedings OF the pre-.
sent session were discsrdant and unsatfs-
factory. sss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-01-19

IRISH, SCoTcH, AND CANADIAN OATMEAL at
CHRISTIAN & WHITES.
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OvKRcoATs, TALhAs, AND CAPEs for sale low
by e. B. SPENCE Il Son.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-01-19

HATS OF ALI. THE LATE STYLES for sale st p
WKIsIGKR & Co.'s, 1901 Main street,
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P. WE1s1GER & oo:,i2O1 Main street, are selling
great bargains lii rnrs. :;-gs
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PEMBRoKE WHITE DRKss-sHRTs for sale by E.
3. SPENCE Son. tF5
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CIRCUIT CorgT.-No business of lT0lic in
lorr>i N&s transacted in this court on Salur.
ttiy.
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STATE TREAsURY.-Tbe balance In the
Stats Treasury Saturday was SG86, ,814Q2. (:
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-KEaI srATE AGENTS.

WEAL lSSIAIE As11.s.S-,---,-,. 49, z :.
.fEMEIAM H. TALMAN, ts q :ssz
sFt - REAL.xEsrAyE AGEHTAND AUcTI0yxER,
No 81 Broad street, between Eighth ana Ninth
.gflf-s streets. Z
Z ansefsI aft6s,tiou Riyan 10 RENTING OF
.HtSGSEasg DRAINING DEEDS OF CQNYEl.:
.AHGE, Hs1MEsTEAD DEEDS Eals' !.
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htSIiSGS C0URT.-The cases Of Mahala
H""n>on and Edward Wood have been fixed
'o' hearing in the Hastings Court to-day.
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Fuas VERY CHEAP at P. wErs1eER q Co.'s.
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different sections Of the country Is Impera-
lively demanded, IL we would revive our
foreign commerce and increase and develope
our domestic trade.
!" Resolued, That this Convention ask Of
Congress, as a means of affording relief to
the country, the enlargement Of the Erie
canal and lake route; the enlargement and
extension Of the Illinois and Michigan caIa.
to the Mississippi river at Rock Island to-
gether with the completion OF. the WORK on
the Illinois river; the improvement OF tne
Mississippi river the Tennessee-riyer route,
known as the Atlantic and Great western
canal; and the central Water-line through
Virginia.
of the United States, and ask its favorable
consideration
Colonel j. G. Berrett moved an amend
ment to provide for an extension of the
Chesapeake and Ohio canal from Cumber-
land. Md., to some point on the Ohio river !;
which was adopted.
: The report Of the committee as tnus
amended was then agreed to.
Mr.. Thomas offered resolution, which
was adopted, directing the Secretary TO for
and the Dominion, a report OF the proceed-
ipgs OF the Convention, with the request
that they lay the same before the Legisla-
lures and ask favorable action to aid 70 its
purposes. 81. %, - J,
AT. Abel, president OF the Buffalo Board q
of Trade, said be would prefer that national On. !
aid be extended to southern canals. Iae
Erie canal, in which be was interested, was
mot so much In want OF aid as some in the
southern States. e Z. ;, q. :. /, !.
TIE President, before adjonrning the ls
Convention, spoke OF the unanimity exist
inc showing that the interests of all parts
Of The country, South as well as North, were
al heart. He hoped the delegates would
carry these feelings 70 their homes. ana a1s anns
do much to promote that feeling OF brotherly
love and increase the interest OF all sections
ia the glory OF our common connery.
Mr.. Cahel Of Canada. submitted 9 aa z p.ss psss
ma lreleryed 10 the, Cosnmltsee on Water
Routes. -, - g 3, q ,.,s,.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-14
BY TELEGR APH
WASHINGTON.
1nsteeA Reataned.

BusseeA Resigned.
WASHINGTON, October l3-Tne President
accepts Judge Busteeds resignation.
Ceursesies.
Secretary Bristow has ordered that Lord
Dnfferin, Governor General Of Canada, and
his wife aud suite be allowed to cross the
line without the usual attention from the
customs officers.
The Cotton Crops.
The condition OF the cotton crop is indi-
Gated by the folio wing State averages, de.
ducted from the October returns Of the
Department Of Agriculture:
The crop of Virginia is too small to infi,i-
ence perceptihly the general result. North
Carolina eighty five, 4 decline of two per
cent during September; South Carolina
eighty two, a decline of tour per cent;
Georgia eighty, an improvement of three
per cent; Florida eighty one, an improve
mt Mt of four per cent; Alabama seventy
FIVE. decline of six per cent; Mississippi
severty-four, no change; Louisiana sixty
two, no change; Texas seventy, an increase
of five per cent; Arkansas f!tv-tive, an in.
crease Of eight per cent; Tennessee fifty
six, an increase Of four per cent.
Tho crop notes show that on the Atlantic
coast States the causes of decline were
drought, rust and excessive rains, in some
cases accompanied by beating winds. In the
Gulf coast States few cases of insect
injuries are added to the above, but the
weather was slso very unfavorable to the
development Of destructive insect life. In
some cases q continued drought Of three
mcnths is reported. The top crop was
dried up and the middle crop greatly re-
duced.
The crop opens freely and the picking
generally vas in rapid progress. In come
cases the seed had sprOutrd in the boil.
Along the coast of Texas heSvy rains fell,
accompanied by gales, lasting several days.
In the inland States, Arkansas and Ten
hessee, several counties report improve
ment in the conditions OF the growth,
though in one or two no rain has fallen
since May; in others the drought has not
been severe.
The above averages refer only to the
condition of the crop on the first day Of
October, including its state Of develop
ment, vitality and healthtulness. This is
but one element IN the calculation of the
yield in quantity, which has not yet been
completed.
Court.
The Supreme Court to-day heard the case
OF the city of New Orleans vs. the New
York Mail Steamship Company, involving
the decision Of the question whether the
military governments created in New Or
leans after the capture had authority to
lease the property Of the city for a term Of
years. extending beyond the termination Of
hostiities. The court below held that .
lease executed by q mayor appointed by the
military authorities in pursuance of the
former policy of the city, and in promotion
Of it's commerce. was valid for the term
given therein That decision is now here
for review. Mr.. Justice Clifford is i'll With
a cold, and didn't sit today.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-14
EEER ASKA,

NebPaakn t'one Republfcan-lsnls Of Q
Republican United Ataies SENATOR
OMAHA. October 13.-Reports come IN
slowly from the outside precincts. More
than an approximation will be hard to get
before midnight. In the city returns show
good majority for the Republican State
officers. The interest centers in the election
Of legislators, as the complexion of the next
Legislature will determine the election Of
the Senator to succeed Upton.
Returns received up to midnight enable
an approximation to be made. Full rea
turns will not be in before to morrow. 1t is
conceded that Lorenzo Grouse. Republican,
10 elected to Congress by a majority Of
nearly 10000; Silas CARRIER, Republicans
elected Governor by about the same MAJ
jOrity. Z o. Hawes. Republican candidate
for contingent Congressman, runs way
ahead of his ticket.
The whole Republican ticket is undoubto
edy elected by q large majority. The Legs
islature will stand about the same as last
season. Democrats twelve, Republicans
forty, giving the Republicans twenty eight
majority ON junt ballot, which secures the
election of q Republican Senator as Tipton'e
successor. The Independent Temperance
yote WIS very small as far as heard frome
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-14
Rapides Parish Nominations.

The regularly elected delegates of the Re
publican party OF Rapldes met at Alexan
dris on the third instant, for the purpose OF
nominating three Representatives to the
Legislature and local parochial officers.
The convention was permanently organ
lied by electing William Crawford presi.
dent, and v. w. Porter secretary.
Some of the delegates endeavored 20
obtain a ratification of nominations hereto
tore made by tue White Leaguers, but with
out success. as all motions having auch q
policy in view we're promptly tabled.
Before the vote was taken on the nomi-
nation of Representatives, ex Governor j..
Madison Wells. one Of the delegates, ad-
dressed the convention, and asked from it
an Endorsement or fav ,rabe notice of the
nomination of Colonel Il \. Hunter, one of
the candidates OF the Democratic party
for the Legislature. This proposition
ellcited considerable debate, and euch un-
qualified opposition that it was tinally with
drawn.
The following gentlemen were finally
nominated for che Legislatures: Messrs
John DeLacy, Joseph Conuauehtoa and
William Crawford.
Mr. John Clements was nominated for
riff by acclammaticn.
The other nominations we're:
Parish Judge-John II Sullivan.
COroner-W. II. Shadburue.
Police Jurors-J. p. Smelling. James w.
Orso"rne, Jesse Clifton. William Kelse. ono
Vacancy.
For Justices Of the Peaee-K. II. Clark,
D n. LYLE, B II. Johnston. Ii. A. Thomp-
son, Caesar Morgan. l. o. Rovick, Y. w.
Porter and John Dawson.
The following resolution. offered BY Mr..
Y. W. Porter. WAS adopted:
Resoired, That We the Republican party
of the parish of Rapiies, in convention as
sembled, do hereby endorse the national
administration OF Ulysses 8. Grant. Presi-
dent of the United S Ates, and Of William
Pitt Kellogg, Governor Of the State ef
Louisiana, and that We pledge to them our
hearty cooperation and undivided support.
Res0lred, That We are in favor of the re-
ductlOn OF the State debt, an honest and
just administration of State affairs, and
that We desire = fair registration, = free
election and an honest coun. Of the votes
The proceedings show that % good deal of
interest was mnnifested in the convention
thuugh ths business WAS transacted in a
spirit of harmony. Rapidss is probably
good fuf q sniit thousand Republican ma
jprity for Dubnclet II she shotgun minority
will restrict theis cpposi;icn sinpiy to
voting, without concerning themselves
ebout the majority.
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For Criminal sheriff.

The friends of General A. s. Badger de.
sire it to be stated that the name of that
gentleman is at their disposal. and that be
will be balloted for in the Republican con.
vention as nominee for the Office of criminal
sheriff for the parish of Orleans. Ii one
more than another deserves recognition and
reward it is the man whe did his whole
duty at q trying moment. ard who of the
living heroes has suffered most injury from
our latest enemies. The members of the
convention now in session owe 1t to them
selves to SEQ that General Badgers claims
are properly presented and justly acted
upon,
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lapcrtant Republican Gains-saia Of s1sv
C0ngressmau.

SVhSGCSSu4uus
INDIANAPOLIs. October l3. lOP M-Re
turns come in very slowly, with nothing to
indicate IL definite result on the State ticket.
few scattering returns show abont equal
Republican and Democratic gains The vote
tor the Independent ticket Is very small.
Comparisons will be made on the vote for
State ticket in 1872. Tho Republicans claim
~ ma jority in both branches Of the Lesisla-
ture. OF the twenty-four State Senators
holding over seventeen are Republican,
Twenty six to be elected.
INDIANAPOLIS, October l3-Nfidnight.-
Returns from tho State election are very
neagre. Official reports from sixteen town.
SHIPS, In fourteen countes, show Repub-
blica;, gaius Of 29l, aud Democratic gains
oi l9; In Tippecanoe county, the election
OF Republican ls conceded. Ia Cass
county, Republicans gain one member Of
Legislature. In Floyd, the Peoples ticket
il probably elected. In Wayne, Baxter.
author Of the temperance bill, is elected 70
the Senate. and leads his ticket.
In the first congressional district He'll
man, Republican, is elected; Republicans
gain. in the fifth congressional districs
Clay Pool. Republican, runs behind his
ticket. which will probably elect William
$. Holman, Democrat. There is no proba
night to indicate the result on the State
ticket. In this city the contest is very
close. Both parties claim it.
AoGANsPoRr. Ind October l3-1he elee-
tion passed of quietly; the largest vote
ever poIled. The Democratic State ticket
carries the county by the usual majority.
The Democrats elect q State Senator; The
kopublicans probably elect Reprcae4-
tative.
LOUISVILLE, October J-Returns FROM
The thiru Indiana district indicate that
Jackson, Floyd, Washington and Clark
counties have each given NJ. G. Kerr Dem
ocrat. majority for Congress which is-
sures his election. Nothing has yet been
heard from the other three counties in the
district kerr's friends claim his election
by 1000 majority. The Democratic State
ticket in the third district carried by an in
creased ma iOrity over the vote 1872
EVANSVILLE, Ind, October 13 -Ow ing to
scratching, at this hour, A. NJ, it is impos-
sible to give any definite returns. rs nOnW
of the precincts have yet finished counting.
It ,s generally conceded, however, that the
full Republican county ticket has been
elected. Tho vote on the State ticket is in
doubt. Heilman, Republican, for Congress,
is believed to have been elected by lArge
majority.
4 is thought in the district it will reach
1000.
In Pcsey county both parties claim
victory.
Private dispatches indicate Republicans
gains IN Gibson county.
Beth parties claim Spencer county for
Congressman.
Warwick county will give Fuller, Demo-
erat, for Congress-. between 400 and 500
majority.
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further recommended the following a. the
order in which nominations for parish and
city officers shall be made:
I. Mayor.
2. Administrator of improvements
3. Administrators Of Finance.
4. Administrator of Public Accounts.
>. Administrator Of Commerce..
g. Administrator of Assessments.
Z. Administrator of Watervorks.
g. Administrator Of Police.
g. Civil Sheriff
TO- Criminal Sheriff.
After which the convention will divide
and proceed to nominate ono coroner for
the First, Fourth, Fifth and Seventh NUM-
cipal Districts, and one for the Second and
Third Municipal Districts.
The convention will then subdivide into
senatorial and representative districts for
the purpose Of max ing their minor nomi-
nations.
The convention then adjourned until
wednesday at twelve O'Clock.
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Republicans, RegisteS,

The condition of the registry displays the
iamentab|e facs that numbers of Republi-
cans have not yet registered. The regis
trafs are at their desks during the whole
day, and failure to register is inexcusable
and criminal. Register. then, At once. and
let those who have registered zee that those
Republicans who have not registered re
pair at once to the registration Office and
obtain their papers. Every facility is
afforded to all parties and all classes. and
if our ticket is beaten it will be because,
either through fear or negligence. the Re-
publ cans have failed to register and vote.