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BROAD STREET.
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+. W 1LDT

HAIR GOODS AT REDUCED PRICES.
have ustresurned from the North ana naoa a,.
on The cheapest lot OF HAIR ever offered ior sac
IN this city. Prices to suit the times Ladies ir
a.sssad for 1)c., and all other work La proporf oE
HAIR JEWELRY made at short notice' aud
,.rr. lot OF samples to select from on exhlo ton
la.s. as ot ~ :, 'A,,.p sas j. " iLDT.
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b, .II.zSEsIhG TO TRAyELLgKs.-The porters,
lG,nDI,p L, ana transfer agents, who are accus.
",aliG, ~ handle heavy trunks, will be highly
tbs ', a'1 al The action taken on Thursday by
ca oad magnates at their conference at
inD ~ resolution was adopted instruct
ljsit 1aSSSase masters and ticket agents to
gtr ~ sEi9fce The rule limiting each passen-
10 ch., Yne hundred pounds OF baggage, and
lcen 80 'or extra baggage at the rate Of If
- ~ cent. Of the price 0t the ticket.
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RICHMOND, VA, October 16, 1874

RICHMOND, VA, October 16, 1874.
Editors Dispatch, We notice in your
paper OF yesterday that your Culpeper cor
respondent mentions among the exhibitors at
the Piedmont Fair Watt & Co. This is a
mistake, We did not attend the Fair this
year, and had no articles there. Please make
the correction, and ob7ige yours fiery trniy,
WATT & CALL.
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RAHRwORM. dc.

REWGOODs! NEW GOoDS!-FANCY
Nm uUyAN HAIR GOODS.-Haying just
-a,,rnad from New York with all the latest mover,
t;es of the season, such as Blue Beaded BETS anu
pockets, Bue-Bead and Pearl Ornaments aos
Sbeii Combs. Black Garnet, and ali other
81 Jeweiry. Ladies' Scarfs NEW shades, Hh,nan
Hair i,raids IA speciality from II upwards, re-
spectfuiy request the ladies' to come anu AK
NY soou'' Baltimore Store,
s& -, 523 Broad street.
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DR.. j. c.. Aver, of cathartic pill" and
"cherry expectorant" notoriety, has long
nsplred to seat in Congress. The Republic
cans Of the Sixth district Of massachusetts
on Thursday nominated him as their candi-
date.
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MERCHANT TAILORING
FARE INSURANCE.

n N. WALKER 81 CO., GENERAL IN
~. SURANCE AGENTS, 1914 MAIN STREET,
RICHMOND, VA. rcpresenting the
NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE IN
SURANCE COMPANY, Of London and Edin-
burgh, England-capital, $40 100000 gold;
AMAZON INSURANCE COMPANY, OF Clnctn'
natl Ohio--assets ever 81, 100000;
MAEHATTAN FIRE INSURANCE CONPA.
NY, OF EeH York-assets over 100000;
COMPSSY. Of Lynchburg, Ya.-assets oven
$500,000;
ATLANTIC INSURANCE COMPANY, Of
Brooklyn, n. Y.-assets over 100000.
Deposited with the Treasurer Of Virginia, OIL co.,
900. Losses equitibly adjusted and promptly paid
at this agency. Applications solicited, and imme.
date attention given thereto. Ocl6
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COURT ORDERS.

no JAMES T. TODD AND LOUISA B.,
i MS WIFE tFORMERLY LOUISA r.
STRINGFELLoWh SUSAN W. !, I5AB ,M Ms. =,
notice that / as administrator, with the will az
nexed. OF W. II. Stringfeuow, deceased, ana as
guardian OF his children--Harry T., Thomas j., ana
William A. StrIngtellow-infants OF tender years,
shall move The judge of The Circuit Court Of Ches-
tered county at It's October term next Tor ths re,
moyal and transfer Of all the personal estate OF ssld
decedent and also for the removal and transfer Of
nil the proceeds rising from the sale Of real estate
10 which said infants are entitled to the city or Mont
gomery, In the State Of Alabama, OF winch CITY
aA ~" =" LUCY D. sTRINGFELLoW,
Administrative and Guardian,
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HUMAN HAiReRt

III IT IJMAN HAIIt ITO u111IN k1<1'1 :.
cRANGER,s, 627 BROAD srREET:-l
would resnect fully call the attention Of The ladies'
to lot Of have just received e1s e9na aortei
wv Rinnond: and will for the uext thirty Gays
niye the greatest Inducements ever offered 10 iaaes
IN need OF human hair goods wta many
wsni ssnce INV starting the manufacturing Oh nu-
man hair goods will at all times exert ~ inys sci ~
seenre such bargains will enable me 10 sen ,h .
man nair sooos - pm oc H. I'm
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.THROMASATE! CHROMASATE!-We
" have received another supply of this prepara-
ton for EMBALMING FALL LEAVES and FLOWERS.
We have received many orders for 1t 10 be sent by
mail, but 1t cannot be shipped except by ExPREss.
Price, 90 cents per bottle.
Apothecaries, corner Ninth and sIain Streets
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ICE.
.sO0 Tons ICE JbsT RECEIVED
DUU Buy your ICE or EXALL 4 RHODES,
Twelfth street between Main and Cary streets. one
cent ner mound to lowest rates to deal
ars r. Oc Civ
sssasKs, STATIONERY, DE.

EsssssXs, STATIONERY, de.
ENVELOPES FOR CHURCHES, DRUG
IL GIsTs, MERCHANTS, AND oTHERs.-"e
have 4 large stock of ENVELOPES Of all sizes.
We print them TO order at short notice. Also,
LETTER, NOTE, and BILL-HEADS.
New supply of FANCY STATIONERY just re-
ceived.
15.dew RANDOLPH & FNGLTSH..
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MILK OF MAGNESIA-antacid and
I'VE aperient;
Sayory & Moore's PANCREATIC EMULSION,
WEnchesIer's SYRUP OF THE HYPOPH0SpHITES,
RACAHOUT DIES ARABES,
Nestle'S MOTHER'S-MILK SUBSTITUTE,
GRANULAR tFFERvEsCING SALTS (Yarietyh
Suuibbs's FLUID XTRACTS,.
Slsrp Il Dohme's SYRUPS and ELLXIRS,
BoudalJs WINE PEPSINE,
PEPSINE PoRCI.
Lavile's GOVT PILLS,
Hegemau,s ELIXIR CALISAYA BARK,
Hegeman's ELIXIR BARK and IRON,
Larrogue's ELIXIR OF BARK.
Ali the new aud popular preparations for sale by
POLK MILLER & CO., Apothecarfes,
oclO corner Ninth and Main streets.
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RrcaMoND AND DasyILLE KAILRoAB Co, J
OFFIGE OF ENGINEER AND sUPKRIHTENDEaT,f
RICHMOND, Va, August Il 1874

RICHMOND AND DANVLLB RAILR0AB Co.s Z
OFFI1E OF ENGINEER AND sUPERIHTENDEHT,t
RICHMOND, Va, August II, y 1874
cCHEDULE OF TRAINS to take effect
y MONDAY, August IL, iS74-Sog THrnN III
PRESS Wpstward-leaVe hlchmond Ct .G4 z. d.
leave Burkeyille a. 2:o7 A. leave Dundee ct
a. Greensboro' al i O.SS A. II. Connects ct Char
Iotte with trains on the Atlantis AND Richmod Air-y
Line Railroad for Atlanta. MoHtg0uaxyI mobile,
Nav Orleans ana al southern points. &
NEW YORK EXPRESS, Eastward Seaye Green's
boroi al l:lS p. NJ; leave Danyille az $3.50 ID.
leave Dundee n 3;4S 4. d.: baVs bafEsys " ~
THRotJCH MAIL, WestwaEo-ieaye Ktchmond a.
4 Al p MI lesTe EIukey1lle a. AL r. M Leave
Imndee al 9:2S r. NJ; leave Onnyiue 81 Ss29 Re
III :: arrive at Greensboro a5 1l:0I n. M.I Thisss
train connects ~ Charlotte with .1alrs On tn1
Caarlotse, CoIteabia and Atlanta raslroafs for Cos
iumpla. Augusta sayaDnah Macon, ana III soain-
t TaRnMGH MAIL, Eastward-leaye Greensboro
Ar DIX A. AZ. Fave Danyul& ST a:l3 A. Bis leave
IInndee at 5.25 A. n Kaye Burksyilie at ll:S0
"a W.: arrive ~ Rtebtaon1 ne Ell r. ~. TINS
train csnnecss - Brzksyils With trsis, sn gs
burg. And al sSstn western points.
.1LrSCKBERc PAssxSssNR, Westwarg-,asssasgss.
R,chrasnd al Ssc0 A. ID. leave Burksytue az 1Xa41
p. N. :; ar7fYe .. Lynchburg % A40 4. T. =. q
BrxKEytLg AccensooAss u. sAs ~ s,c,.
asGt , n issns eonsees a. Dundee with trains
on tse w. ,, v. Dr.. aud g. y. rntlIeod % anafa0m
washington, BaasaSre, New xass, ana als etssssn
through tickets solo 70 d. points South and sss..
west, and osssase chssses 1850 S a 'rALcoyr, 81
Enuneerand superintendent.
NJ y, y,<>,rx.v q. Nfasfp Trnqx1S0ratf0 IN IL
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, DC.
BUFFALO WATER.

AS agents for this WATER we call the attention
OF ply sicians and others to It. Weare now prepared
to supply 1t In any quantity from either Spring at
tie proprletor's rates. Pamphlets furnished on
application to
PURCELL, LADD & CO.,
Agents Virginia Springs Waters,
ocl7 1915 Main street.
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NHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
~ ROAD.-On and after SUNDAY, September
20, 1874, passenger trains will run N foliows9

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
ROAD.-Oa and after SUNDAY, September
90, 1874, passenger trains will run HI f0llow5Y
+. : - - FROM RICHMOND. aSl..
$50 A. M. MAIL !TkAiN.-For GordonsVtlle:
Charlottesville, staunton, Covingten, and ALI
Intermediate stations daily Except Sunday AR
irving at Coyingtonl NJ $40 z. N. This train
connects Mt GordonsYille for Orange. CulpepeIos
Warrenton, Manassas Alexandria, Washington
and the North, aud at Chariottes Vile for Lynch-
burg, Bristol, Knoxville, ,Ghatianoogs, and tho
'9 4:4s p. M. ACCoMsIODATIoN TRAIN.-For
Gordonsytle und all intermediate stations daily eE.
cept Sunday, arriving &c Gordonsyille ut $50 Ps
&C $50 p. Nj. CINCINNATI EXPRESSING Cor.
donsye, Charlottesville. Slaunton, Goshen, Mill
boro, Coyington, White sulphur, and al stationss
riylne as Huntington at $50 r. 81. This trair cons
necis at Gordonsville for Washington, baltimore.
and the NORTH, ana at Huntington win steamers
Bostona and Fleetwood for Cincinnati and ell pcnts
West and Southwest, arriving at Cincinnati at q A.
III. 81 SsE
Baggage checked through,
For through tickets, rates, and Information, 3ps
ply 81 S26 Main street, Ballard and Exchange Hoe.
tel or at the companys oice, Broad street and Si1s
teenth. EDG AZ ,YLt.EJ,
w r. wIcHHhM, Yice.President. sc ID &
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PRESERVES /!

L -.
Strawberries, Oansons,
Raspberries, GaeeS,
Pineapples, Figs,
Crab Apples feacnes,
hacked In quart Jars containing three pounds each,
for sale at the usl, price OF preserves when lrut
t ,,a. "hnndant ut A. PIZZINI, JR.'S,
va. - o SO7 Broad street.
DEACH, APPLE, PEAR. PINEAPPLE
j. and DUNDEE MhKMALADES at o.
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G0NFECTIONERGEs.

rHESTNUTS and APPLES.-To arrive
" TO. day nj my store
80 bushels fine CHESTNUTS;
so barrels APPLES, all grades;
10 barrels RED and YELLOW ONIONS.
Aiso. on hand a large assortment Cigars, Canned
Goods, Pickles in barrels and glass, Raislns, MUS
Figs, Dates, Cakes and Candies OF all varieties, 100
n,',nernus 70 menriOn Merchants from the coun-
try viii ind 1t TO their interest 10 give me call
- 49, T.. ZIMMER,
oc1eat 1886 Main street.
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG kAn-t

RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG kAnrt
ROAD COMPANY. ~
JUNE 2sTH, 1874, trains
" on this road will RIM as follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
500 A. NJ, THROUG Oh MAIL daily except Sum
dayl connecting for all points South
and West. Slecping-car attached. -
500 4. NJ, FIR HIT IRA IN daily Except sun--
day., with coach attached, tor Peters
burg and stations on the Southsfd6
road, Lynchburg, and the West.
1:45 P. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
a for all, points South and West. Pas
sengers taking this train viii make
close connection at Petersburg foe
$50 P. NJ, FREIGHT daily Except Sundayt
with coach attached
ls@f LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
7:45 A. NJ. FREIGHT TRAIN daily Except,
s THFS ZIP S Sosfh als g sanee,,nr
with Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad for all points East
500 P. NJ, FaEiG Err daily Except sunday.
-s-Ea coach attached. .tgl5;5
sos P. NJ, THROUGH NAIL dailyteSeep. SAM.
fredericksburg and Potomac raiIrc6ds
for all points East and West. RauMan
Sleeper attached, running through TO-
Baltimore. Also making close con-'
nectou witlI The Chesapeake and Ohio
800 Il railroad for the Virginia springs and
points North and West.
4 ne MAIL TRAINS will not stop between Rich:
mond and Petersburg except ut Manchester ano
Chester.
$50 r. Nj. Returning, will leave Clover Hill ut q
a. n. daily except Sunday.
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg Will start FROM
Appomattox depot.
je27 l5a A. SHAW. SUPERINTENDENT.
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DOWAND'S TONIC MIXTURES sure
HI cure for fever and ague--for sale by
BODEkER BROTHERS,
ooe Druggists.
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So 2s-sAN
, 1874-09-15

Opening Dny Of t1io Exhibition
Mt pcorin.
4 Magnificent Display of D1ooded
Horses.

Special Dauatcl to The Chfcaao Tribune.
,EontA, ILL.,, Sept. 14.-At tho Hsato Fair
Gpunds to-day from oarly dawn until aunsot,
a1dt indeed. fur iuto tho night. hundreds Of
mn wore busly Engaged In putting tho Btoolls
All goods for exhibition In placo5 preparatory
tethe Inauguration OF tho show tomorrow.
Jdging from present appearances, this year's
d'play, III oyery department Of tho Fair, will far
srpass any previous efforts, The show Of
Book will simply be magnificent, the number ot
lrtes ontercd up to this evening boing GOO j;
hite tho exhibition Of farm implements, agri-
dltural products, works Of nrt, etc., will
b far beyond precodont in tie stato. Tile
tendance Of risitorB bids fair to be urge ovory
ny during tue wook, Quito 1argo number Of
lou. prominent IN their devotion to tho agrioul-
arnl interests of Illinois Iaro already arrived In
own. Tho hotels arc turning Away guoBta by tho
undreds, but the ctizons OF poorin, with sholr
ccustoulod hospitality. aro throwing opon their
rivate residences for tho accommodation of
isitors. Tho only thing tho friends Of tho Fair
avc to apureho,ld is continuance Of tho rain
torn Which act tn about o'clock thin
floinoon, aud which steadIly continued
nd Increased up to tho proHont hour (10
,'clock. The soil Of tho Fair Grounds is natltr-
lily dry, asltl they are Hituato as to allow OF
The most perfect drainage into tho river, and
under the most Nnfavorable circumstances. will
exhibitors. They are easy Of access BY steam
md horse cars, which l1in to and from the
3ruul,dB with liberal frequency. There iB iil.o
ialf-tnile track for tho exhibition Of flyers. Of
Stic{l displays quito u number are promised
zach day oil tile Fair, weather permitting.
, 1874-09-15

Two gentlomon 1csidlng III Sacramento, CAL,
wore atartfod fow nights ago by loud SCREAMS
member ii tho family. Inquiry elected tbs H.
formation that "tllcso was contipodo on her
bel." Tho gas was at tlo timo turned down
quite low. bit tLo men could Heo tue iuaact on
the bod, and, doubling towel soyeral times,
clutched 1t tightly to proyout its oacapo. One
OF tho gentlemen was d Fort OF amateur soi.-.-
t!st, assd deslrcd aydentIy to preserve tho cent?
petlo aa q specimen. Accordingly the captured
Insect waA Carried III tho towol to drugstore.
stuptv liz crea and to provont mt t tic possb
ty OF ita esoApe, and QUO Of tho Glorks etood by
with an upliftel club. to strike it should It at.
tempt to yet OF. Tho towel was openokl, mud
tho oxpootant look0tH.on wore aHsoulahad to 1ud
that all tho tuRs had beon nado ovor 1ttle
strip OF calico.
, 1874-09-15
murucfOua Assault.

5ptefal U|sVatch 70 Tie CAieay0 7slbun<.
ADRIAN. hich., Sept. 1d.-On sunday after
noon young farm hand about 10 yoarB Of ugo,
named hfinott, made nlurdorouH asBaus upon
Solomon Smith, = wealthy agriculturist and
-raiasr, living about 21 miles southeast OF
tho Village of Ridgeway. alr. Smith was lying
down when hliuott approached and struck
him, first with hay-fork hnndle and
then with an Ak aeroas tho breast and opignstric
region, broaklng the bones and in1]icting severe
cash. The assailant then ran away aud was
captured at tho house Of d farmer, j milo dis
tant, named packlngton. Ho claimcd to hayo
acted in Half-dofouse, Dr.. Lorec, who waa call
cd, gives no hopoa Of Mr. Smiths recovery, and
on Monday afternoon his dying deposition waa
haa a bad reputation, having been caught i'll
sundry previous acts ct pilforiug. rlu!ldcr ia
beloved to hayo been Tho incentive for l;s mur-
dor0uB assault on Mr. Smith.
, 1874-09-15

AnR1AN, Mich, Sept. 14.-At an carly hon. This
morning tho house Of 3fr. Z. Va,lacmark, agcnt
OF tho Davis Sewing Machine Company, was on
tered md Mr. Vandemark md his wife rendered
unconscious by chlorotorn,. 4 witch and gold
chain was taken. Sheriff Mason sont word OF
tho cri,no to tho surrounding towns and offered
$50 reward for tho arrest Of tho party. About
' noon 0nicor Stevens. OF Tccunisoh, arrested
!, fellow IL WIG waA offeriag tue watch for salo
from. Cleveland, and had in his possession,
besides auotncr watch. bottle Of ohlorofor1n,
phial Of alcohol, quantity OF false keys, some
matches, anl 2 cents in money. uo admitted
the robbery aud is now in Jail.
, 1874-09-15


lm iHiHhy 'cnfs when lay ont to 1,c.
And llnrc'a goul rcnaDn. Oh, I'll halt INV tooka
Afd jerk MINIS thoughts nut, fast ma hungry pttnt
~ 20 ahcad wlerc David wants to wink,
AM! cut sWntll, then latle null aIary Aim.
Ntmrol proposed hin plan to DRyltl WIN t,n.5
begun to fool that It would bo conycnonl tn
mASo , IoVelatoh 10 that elect. While holding
tno matter inter consideration, llo mot LIyia.
who nronght mat!oFs to focus by 1lor brtlinni
te"s'os'ty' ald ny singing thsH aof'E:
Let wor1s bo fan, aui, eono rofnae
To frafno tho Hpeeci, divine:
heex W' o.. 'Ee. !ays, md a!s they loso
q a1nr ~ eyss ;i,e. saall a slug to n1lnot
Or lid ita answnr useatno san,,. nv ols''
For TIN ara aiicnt wl,cr tl,,ov 15,a.
Aud nectiuR hnarta ara Iur,t, t'f
wave TINT slldoa to c.asn vaxo,
On milo yot,r hoiuu fnxs.
TlIo 1,auu yuu took Lilo nrnrn xor, oaun
Nfii8t Wgl IN such renoBe
st,. lave yo,ir oyca aiono sla,t tell,
What eIaa wcro nnconfesacd;
, 1874-09-15

Tho Recent Enid ON brady Islnnd,
NGb.
OMAHA. Nob, Sept. 1l.-No further nows has
been received from tho Indians who saided
Brady 1Hlaud to-day. It is supposed that they
wore Sioux. The 1ndiana On tho reservations
have expressed the determination to hunt tho
buffalo GU tho Republican River this fail Ihis
ia violation OF the treaty, aud possbIy will oauBo
trouble.
A dispatch from Con. King. at Fort Laramie,
Says good reservation Iaa been found, with
plenty OF grass. wood, and q spring Of wator dis
charging 800 gallo.ss IN hour.
, 1874-09-15

CLIFTON SPRINGS, N. Y, Sept 14.-Frank r,
Blair, vino had serious relapso within few
daya, is rallying again, aud las boon sitting mp
during the day,
was given by about nixty prominent oisizons to
Con; J. Meroditl Read. iu recognition Of bis
services as Conaul- Qonofal to Franco and Minis
tor to Brazil. Mayor Jntlson presided. 4 tolo-
nsa faa from the PFesident letter. from
othera.
, 1874-09-15
CrollInti0al in IsnrEl4gts

Tho Municipality Of Vienua, says tho London
Medical Kecord, laH. by advice Of tho i'oard Of
Health of tho city, decided that the cremation Of
tho tload should 10 Immediately carried into
operation Oh tho samo plan which has been
conipetoy succoBsful IN Leipzig. AZ tue ILL.,
tiuai mortality OF Vienna AMOUNTS to about co.
900, tic public authorities rookon OIL making d
groas saving, ~ well - considerable bouo1t to
lilo public health.
, 1874-09-15


spee4al Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
INDIANAPOLIS, 1nd., Sept 4.-Tho Democratic
moctibg Tonight Was quito largely attondod
and appHoachod nehreg to an old fashioned cam
paign moeting than auv provioua nttomp. this
year by oithor party. Gov. Hendricks was tho
principal Hpcakor. His address was carefully
prepared. md was received with general favor,
many Republicans tndorsing his Bcatl,ing ro-
view Of cettain Government appointments,
notably tho placing OF Nicholson in ifo
ofllco whom ho had been kicked from an-
copioa Of the speech arc to circulate ~ o cam
paign document. The Governor Waa followed
BY ex-Unitod statos Senator Turpio, who leads
tho Democratic Legislative ticket in thia county.
Daxtor Liquor law, and tho principal Of local op-
tion, which ho assorted was an Infringement ot
tho rights Of citizenship. This meeting is the
frat ono hold In this city BY oithor party OF any
Significance, aud 1t will doubtloss bo spoodify
followed by some sort Of countor-demonatration
on behalf Of tho Republicans.
, 1874-09-15

Strike of Employees on the SpranETieltl
a. Illinois Southeastern Is0ilt.
5ntc'a! Dispatch TO Tha Chicago 1riDune.
FLonA, ILL.,, Sept 14.-Ths section hands on
part Of this division OF tho Springfield & South
eastorn Railroad aro on strike for baok-pay.
To-day thoy unronplcd from tue tran the passen-
gor-car. They allow no car except tho mail to
pasu by. They have stopped all freight trana.
somo excitement prevails, but no ylolonoe to
person or property haB boen attempted.
, 1874-09-15
H2fcfstEusa state Fair,

SDtt7dl Uia5aleH 70 Tic ER7caQo 7Tf6uNt-
EAST SAGINAW, Mich, Sept. A.-Tho twenty
sixth annual exhibition OF tho State Agricultural
Society commenced in this city to-day. and bids
FUR to DO o success The entries in nearly all
tho departments aro unusually largo. Tue city
is filling up with strangers. Tue races begin
tomorrow CrucHiay) aud tho Indications aro
that tloy will bo excellont. Oyor 200 hotsos
laYo bpon eutored, oitElor for speed or exhibition
, 1874-09-15

*tFsF1 71FHFst5 NVzkE 1VCNFV18F FL
olSo1SaAT1, O., Sept. 1d.-Th!s afternoon four
drnnkon mon trospasecd upon tue farm OF Jo-
soph dlenn, q short distance back Of Newport,
Ky. Mr.. Glonn orlored them away. They
refused. Ho went aud got ro-
Yolyor from hia houHo and drove tho
mon to the road, whoro they began to throw
stonaB at him, wheroupoa lie shot one Of then,
named sprng. woandiug him MORALLY. Mr.
dloun aaId tley woro lighting him at closo
4uartora, nud QUO Of thom Atrlck tho piatol ho
wus holding, and mado It 90 or.
, 1874-09-15
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS,

New YonK, sopt. misunderstanding
City Of Panama. from Aspl,lwalI, and Wyoming
aud britannica, from Liverpool.
LONDON, Sept. 14.-Airivod out-sscamshtps
nopnb!ict State of ponnBylyania, City OF Rich
mond, md Ciulbria. from Now York.
New YoHK, Sept. 1I.-Arrigod- Steamer Spain.
from liverpool.
, 1874-09-15

=, WAsH1NaToM Sept. 14.-Tho Governor and
Treasurer Of Virginia have invited a conference
on Soy. 10 ncxt, 10 consider such propositions
Tor tinai agreement as viii afford tho best ut
tatnablo security. for tho rights aud interest,
wealth.