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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-09-16

Cambridge, G. w. Powell.
Eden, JF Slevcns ~
Elmore, w j Churchill.
Hyde Park. Nathan Mcfarland.
johnson, l. H Wheeler.
Morristown. II II Powers.
Stowe. no choice. fI1iIl .gHi %
Waterville, G w Hulburd.
Wolcott, Z p Fairman.
el.rs--s ORANGE COUNTY. ~ al
Bradford. J w Bliss.
Brainiree, ii S HARDWOOD.
Brook6eld, Marshall Green.
Chelsea. A A Goodwin.
Corinth, George C Cool. -
Fairlee, A N Reufrew.
Ne*bury. E c Stocker.
Orange. A 5 Martyr.
RanpOlph, Is r Adams.
Straford, II C Brown.
Thetford. Fl II Ga.ett.
Topsham, no choice. @
Tunbridge, S g Goodwin.
Fershire, Silas Titus.
Washington, J A Stanley.
West Fairlee. J q Eastman.
Williamstown, none.
8 ORLEANS COUNTY.
Albany, j F Tenney.
Barton, w w Grout.
Browuington, 4 Foster. ~
Charleston, X p Stevens.
Coventry, Warren Mitchell.
Craftsbury, Joseph Scott.
Derby, Moses NJ Kelsey.
Glover, A G Anterior.
Greensboro, II S Calderwood.
Holland, Stephen NJ Dacis.
Irasburgh, W d Tyler.
Jay. II d Chamberlain.
Lowell. j Brown.
Morgan, w A Bartlett. -.r I'D.
Newport, j. Grout, Jr.
Salem, Horace Ruiter.
Troy, J w Currier.
Westfeld. Clark Hitchcock.
Westmore, Orrin Spencer.
RUTLAND COUNTY.
Benson, A s Bartholomew.
Brandon, S L GoodeH.
Castleton, P W Hyde.
Chittenden, r V Allen.
Clarendon, Il. l.. Holden.
Dandy. l S Hickok. .
Far Haven. S w Bailey.
Hubbardton, Henry Wilson.
Ira, s L Peck.
Mepdon, Orel Cook.
Middletown, Roswell Buel.
Mount Holly, W Lord.
Mount Tabor. j Minnctt.
Pswlet, Curtis E Reed.
Pitts6eld, j Babcock.
Pittsford, w B Shaw.
Poultney. Fl Rowe.
Rutland. " + Page.
Sherhurn, u s Cotton.
Shrewsbury, j & Fi6eld.
Sudbury, d C Ketchum.
Tiumoutb, II d Noble.
Wallingiord, j Doty.
Wells, FL Nc Fadden.
West Haven, X G Abel.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
Barre, j. Holden.
Berlin, j N Perrin.
Cabot, N X Abbott.
Calais, J k Toby.
Duxbury. Ii Buckley.
Il. Montpelier, H ID Foster.
Fayston, M S Strong.
Marshfeld, Geo A Putnam.
Mrddlesex, S Daniels.
Montpelier. M ID Gilman.
Moretown, G b Exams.
Mortified, E e Pierce.
Plainfeld, S C Shurtlef.
Rexbury, C X Young.
Waitsffcld, M Il Hadley.
Warren, G w Cardell.
Waterbury, J b. Parker, lib. rep.
Woodbury., S X Cameron.
Worcester, no election.
a wINDnAM COUNTY.
Athens, A Paykhurst.
Brattleboro, J s Cutting.
Brookline, w P Steb5ins.
Dover. j A Newell.
Dummerston, : N Bemis.
Grafton. A Fl Burgess.
Guilford W W Barney.
Halifax, A II Stone.
Jamaica. j G Eddy.
Londonderry. L Martin.
Marlboro, W w Lynde.
NewfaDe, A b Franklin.
Putney, d P Webster.
Rockingham, C E Webb.
Somerset, no choice.
S.ratton, Moses Pike.
Townshend, j s Fullerton.
Vernon. A Withheld.
Wardsboro, D @ Fits.
Westminster, A Atchersou.
Nottingham. w 2 Jones.
Wilmington, s T Davenport.
Windham, l. K Woodward.
WINDSOR COUNTY.
Andover, Ii J Parker.
Baltimore, 8 Ellison.
Barnard, w G Danforth.
Bethel, N. +. Clark.
Bridgcwater, Peter King.
Cavendish. A s Burbank.
Chester, Hugh Henry.
Hartford, ETC Watson.
HartIand, X M Goodwin.
Ludlow. E. J Pattigrew.
Norwich, j Duiton.
Plymouth, J q Coolidge.
Pomfret. H w Vail.
Reading, G A Davis.
Rochester, Philander Baker,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-09-16
War in Louisiana.

luHTlNG IN THE STkEETo w NEW OhbEANs.
MANY PERSONS KILLED AND WOUNDED.
The political fires which have been
smouldering in Louisiana for some time
past burst forth afresh Monday, and so
fercely that bloody tale is already the
result. The parties to the contest were
respectively the supporters and the OPP
ponents Of Gov. Kellogg and the present
state government. The pretext for the
present outbreak was the seizure by the
metropolitan police, last week, of several
cases of arms shipped from New York to
a New Orleans importer, on the ground
that they were intended for the "White
League" A call was thereupon issued
for mass meeting of citizens to resist
this so-called outrage, and the bloody en-
counter which followed is the result.
In response to the call issued, men be-
gan to assemble After o number Of
speeches denunciatory Of the recent seizure
of arms, ane against the Kellogg govern.
ment, resolutions we're adopted request.
ing the immediate abdication of Gov.
Kellogg, and committee. were appointed
to wait upon the governor and notify him
of their action.
The committee called and were refused
an interview, the Governor declining to
meet an armed mob. They retired and
reported the result of their interview to
the meeting. The people we're then ad.
vised to go home, get their arms and
ammunition, and return to assist the"white
league" who were then under arms, to
execute plans that would be arranged for
them.
This was speedily done, when Gen.
Longstrcet, commanding the police, march.
ed his men into the streets and ordered the
rioters to dsperse. No attention was paid
to the order and a sharp fight ensued, in
which so were killed and many wounded.
d. b. Penn, who claims he is tie le.
gally elected Lieutenant Governor, has
assumed the Governorship and styles him
self Governor. He has issued proclama.
ton calling out the militia to put down
kelloggs government.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-11

CHAMBER OF COMMERCIAL meeting of the
Board of Directors of the Chamber OF Com
merce was held last evening, President
Tnomas w. McCance in the chair. Present
Messrs. Thomas Potts, John G. Spots, S. II.
Hawes, Isaac Davenport, Jr., L. y. Noting,
Joseph K. Anderson, and John Purcell
The President laid before the Board the
resignation of Mr.. Thomas Balmer, q MEM
Der of the Board.
On motion Of Mr.. SPOTS, Mr.. James Il.
Capers was elected to fill the vacancy.
The President laid before the board an
Invitation from Messrs. j. Schultz, j. j.
Allen, f. Dillon, Ed. Pendleton, John w.
Johnston, Fl. c. Snyder, and T.. H. Burks,
a committee of citizens of Buchanan, to at
tend a mass meeting of the friends of the
James River railroad, to beheld in Buchanan
on the 17th of September, at IL O'Clock NJ.
This meeting is designed to set on foot mea-
sures looking to procuring an independent
charter at the next session of the Virginia
Legislature.
On motion of General Anderson, com.
mittee OF five was appointed to attend the
meeting General Joseph r. Anderson
Major James H. Dooley, General Bradley
T. johnson, Colonel Lloyd j. Beall, and
Colonel William 81. Palmer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-11
MANCHESTER NEWS.

REPUBLICAN CoNvZNTIoN.-The Republican
Convention Of this city and Chesterfield
county assembled at Chester on Wednesday,
at / O'Clock P. NJ, and was called to order
by S. F. Maddox, chairman Of the County
Committee. E. +. Parham was made tenn.
porary chairman, with H. c. Geddings see.
retary.
All the townships aud this city were found
to be fully represented. Ben. johnson, OF
Midlothian, was made permanent chairman.
Rush Burgess and Major Joseph Walker,
candidates for Congress, addressed the Con-
vention.
Allen Hill, Samuel r. Maddox, Z. F. Par.
ham, and Albert Woodbridge (colored) were
elected delegates to the Congressional Con-
Yention.
No instructions were given, but the dele.
CATION is unanimously for Burgess for Con-
gress,
County Clerk.
The friends of Major Walker complain OF
trickery and bribery, and Burgess will have
a rough time even with the radical Repub-
Iicaps of Manchester and esteifield, as the
Convention was manipulated by the great
+" "Modoc /" of Chester.
TIE R1yERy1Ew RoAD.-Some years sihce
petition was numerously signed by the lead
ing taxpayers and citizens of Manchester
town and township, praying the county
court to open the road now known as River
view road, commencing at the foot OF Ninth
street east and continuing out Uad Wilton to
DrurY's Bluff. The petition was granted
and the order made, but never carried into
effect. Lately the County Court has issued
a raandamuS requiring the immediate OPEN
ing of the road, ana the township board
having computed the cost and made their
levy. have called upon the Council of Man.
chester for their quota, and the question Is
now before the Committee on Streets. When
IL is considered that the road was asked for
by MANY Manchester men, and that it will be
of great benefit to the city, and that law
suit will be more costly luxury than good
road. it is trusted that the subject will re-
ceiye from the committee the consideration
that it deserves.
MAuRY CENErERY.-EIihu Morrissette,
ESQ. the energetic chairman Of the Council
Committee on Cemetery, has submitted re-
mort. from which we tind that places have
!been arranged for sections, single graves, and
nanpers-W bite and colored separate; that
portion of the cemetery has been enclosed ~ .!
a cost of about 5000 and the contract for the thlI
remainder awarded to Mr.. r. n. Owen and
| that the immediate building OF a house apc
stable for the superintendent will be com
l.menced.
MAYoa's CoURT.-Shadrach Baylor, 06a
diah johnson, and John Scott, for last aft
wing, were discharged With reprlnand
Lem Bosher, for having = VICIOUS dog, Wa
discharged; Henry Reed, pstit larceny 9
wood, received ten lashes; several youths
for disturbing the congregation at the Bap
tist church, were admontshed and discharged
AT rHE QuAaRrEs. Fifty stone-custerl
went to work yesterday aI the ola Dominic. Z Nn
ouarries and fifty more will be put on Mol
dav. .This work Is for .he Philadelphia
post-ofice aud United States court. aouse
business continues brisk at the GoVernmeSnn Sn
granite works below the city.
PA1sYu1 Acc1pgsT yesterday morning
Hale son of Mr. q. Scott Gibbs, q Hesle isl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-11
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER II, 1874
TIE WEArnER 'To-DAY.-Fron our re-
ports this morning the probabilities are that
The ,ceather to-day pill be partly cloudy.
LOCAL MATTERS.

CONFERENCE OF STATE CREDIToRs.-Tbe
following circular letter to the creditors Of
the State of Virginia will be issued to-day:
i" To the Creditors of Vlrginia Pursuant
to authority vested in the Governor and
Treasurer by joint resolutionaof the Gene.
raj Assembly of Virginia, approved April
80, 1874, we invite and appoint o conference,
to be held in the Capitol, at Richmond, at 12
o'clock b., on Tuesday, the 10th day of No.
yemt next, between all the creditors of the
State {home and foreign) or their duly accred-
ited depaues, and the undersigned. as Com
missioners for Virginia.
"The object of the conference is to effect
such exact and authentic understanding OF
,the resources and liabilities Of Virginia, and
to consider such propositions for final agree.
ment between the parties interested, as will
afford the best attainable security for the
rights and Interests both Of public creditors
and the Commonwealth.
JAMES l.. KEAPER, Governor.
"R. M. II. HUNTER, Treasurer.
Richmond. Ta, 10Th September. 1874"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-11

Iat enue and Bainbridge street, climbed into
al wood cart ID front Of the market, WheT
The horse suddenly starting OF the little one
was thrown 10 the ground, breskiHg his ieft
arm. The little sufferer Was carried oppo-
site, 70 his grand dsathef's, Mr. j. !. M. Perdue,
and received nssded attention.
The CoURTs. The session of the County
Court commences September 18th and tile
Hastings Court September 2lst.
RoBBsErEs.-In addition to the robberies
reported TDesdsy. the bed. chamber Of MIR.
John 81. Abbott, Fourth street near Deca-
tur, was entered and big clothing rifed.
PERSONAL William B. McCrars, ESQ.,.
pllrssr Of steamer 5Hagana. OF York River
Line, was visiting old friends yesterday ].
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-11

NU1sANcEs.-The habit which nurses have
of wheeling baby-carriages through the mar
kets during market hours is nuisance, and
should be broken up.
1t will be very comforting to persons who
have to pass along Broad street in front OF
the old City Hall to know that in few days
more that side of the old structure will be
raced to such an extent that the schute
which is now used for the purpose OF re-
moving the bricks to the ground can DE
taken down, and the danger of having ones
skull smashed averted. ra
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-11

I bow THE MONEY Cons after November 30th
1t VIII be easy 70 see how the money goes, for then
the drawing viii taks pl4eeIof the Public Library
of Kentucky, and at that Grand Gift Concert
go, 10000 In cash riil be given away to ticket
holders The fortunate holder Of the ticket draw.
Ing the first prizs will walk of With s25 Q, coo Of
the second prise, 100000; Of the third prize,
$4,000; OF the fourth prize, $4,000 $ OF the
ffth prize, &25 000- &c. Be-, &c-, until 10000
grand cash prizesshali all have been distributed.
Truly this distribution VIII tell ho,o The money
goes. For tickets or information apply 10 a. p.
L'EcUYER, 909 Bank street, Richmond, va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-11

THE New Laws IN RELATION TO INSURANCE
CoMPANIEs.-A foreign insurance company
an insurance company not incorporated by
this State-doiDg or desiring to do business
in Virginia, is required to file in the office ol
the Auditor Of Public Accounts power OF
attorney, appointing some citizen Of this
Commonwealth, resident therein, its agent or
attorney, to accept service, &c, and through
said agent or attorney to give bond to the
Auditor of Public Accounts, asrequired by
the 36th chapter of the Code of 1878, and to
deposit with the Treasurer the securities, and
thereupon pay into the treasury, through the
Auditors office specific license-taX Of 5000, as
required by the sixth section Of the act IS For
the assessment, levy, and collection of taxes
approved April 80, 1874.
In ADDITION TO which specific tax, it is the
duty of the company to report between the
1st and 18th days OF January in each year,
on the oath of its chief accounting officer or
principal agent in this State, the gross
amount OF all assessments or premiums col
lected or received, or obligations taken
therefor, by such company from It's business
in this State, for the twelve months pre-.
ceding the said 1st day of january, and i'm
nedately pay into the treasury tax OF one
per centum upon the gross amount of said
II
assessments, &c.
A company incorporated by the laws OF
this State is required 20 pay the specific Ii.
cense tax of $500, and report through its
secretary, and pay the tax on premiums, DC,
in the same manner as Foreign Insurance
company.
Auditor Taylor has recently made an ab-
stract of the laws of the Commonwealth,
now in force, in, relation to insurance com.
panes and published them in pamphlet,
together with the necessary forms.
The list Of insurance companies now doing
business in Virginia comprises 50 foreign and
25 home companies of the former Is are
chartered in New York State, 2 in Ohio, 1 in
Connecticut, 2 in New Jersey, 4 in Mary land,
in Georgia, in Missouri, in Tennessee,
and in England. OF the home, IL are in
corporated in Richmond, in Petersburg, 9
in Harrisonburg, and one each in Charlottes-
vile, Alexandria, Charlotte Courthouse,
Farmvile, Harrisonburg, Fairfax Court
house, Leesburg, Lynchburg, Norfolk, and
Portsmouth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-11

JULIUS CESAR HAD THE AsUB in Spain, and
Cassius laughed in derision 10 see the great man
shake. Had that '.lean and hungryn misanthrope
caught the chills himself his illImed jests would
have frozen on his lips. Fortunately modern science
has proviced remedy for this awful scourge In
DEsIILER's Fever and hgus Pills This unfiling
medicine contains neither calonel. arsenic, or Qai-
7atne 1t is recommended by many physicians and
eminent men.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-11

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT, YESTER.
DAY-Judge Ro. ". Hughes presiding In
the matter of G. l.. LoWenthal, bankrupt
An order was made referring the cause to
the master commissioner of the court for re-
port as to the regularity Of the proceedings
aud disposition of the property surrendered
by the bankrupt. =.
In the matter of James c. Bryant, bank
rupt: Upon the petition of the assignee he
was relieved from making sale Of the bank
rupfs property, and discharged from his
trust as assignee.
In the matter of P. H. Price, bankrupt
The order of this court of August II, 1878,
giving an exemption to bankrupt was set
aside and annulIed, and the assignee directed
to sell the property exempted thereby and
place the proceeds under the control Of the
Circuit Court Of Hanover county.
In the matter of W. d. Quesenberry,
bankrupt: The aSsignee's final account Was
allowed and approved and the assignee dis
charged.
In the matter of w. j. Old, bankrupt:
Upon the petition of Kent, Paine Il Co., the
order of June %, 1870, was set aside and an
nulled, and the assignee directed to pay the
balance in bis hands, and the bankrupt the
sum OF 1860, to William q. and Robert A.
Paine, survivors, &c.
In The matter Of c. Fl. Brautigam, bank
rupt: The bankrupt was ordered t0sholy
cause, on the 10th Of October next, why bis
discharge should not be set aside and annul-
led.
In the matter Of John 81. Neal, bankrupt /:
The assignee's report Of the sale of the bank
rupt's real estate was filed, and upon the pc
tition of the purchaser the assignee was di-
rected to make deed to the property when
all the purchase money Is paid.
In the matter of John S. HightoWer,
bankrupt: The order of the 5th of August
last, removing the case to the Western DIS
trict, was revoked.
In the matter of B. F. RoWles, bankrupt i:
An order was made that unless the bank
rupt, or some one for him, do within thirty
days comply with the terms Of sale Of De.
cember %, 1873, upon which the property
was Knocked of to him, that the report of
the sale BY the assignee shall stand con-
firmcC.
In the matter Of Joseph Bryant; bank.
rupt: Upon the petition Of the assignee, the
bankrupt was allowed his homestead eX.
emption in his real estate, subject to the lien
of the unpaid purchase money, and the as
signee was discharged from further duty.
In the matter of 81. c. Rhodes, bankrupt:
The motion for an Injunction to restrain +.
7. Cannon from further proceeding in the
Circuit Court of Richmond TO collect claim
against the wife of the bankrupt was de-
MED and overruIed, and the petition OF the
complanants dismissed at their costs.
In the matter of William NJ. Sutton, bank
rupt John Johns, Jr., and A. D. Williams
were appointed special commissioners to sell
certain reul estate of the bankrupt in place
of John S. Morson, and required to give
bond in the SUM of 1900 before acting.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-11

PUBLIC DEBATE.-The Washington Lite
rary Society have perfected arrangements
for public debate, which will take place on
Tuesday evening next at Trinity Methodist
church. On the lat occasion of public
character the young men of the Society ac.
Quilted themselves admirably, and. their
friends have reason to believe that the enter
tainment on Tuesday evening will be most
interesting affair. The exercises will COM
mence at s p. NJ.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-11

PEMBROKE WHITE DRESS SHIRTS--This cele-
brated make OF shir can be had either ready made
or made to order by calling on e. B. SPENCE &
SOY, merchant tailors, 1900 Main street. SPEaCE
!& Son guarantee perfect 1T or no sale. Call and
leave your orders They have also large and WELL
selected stock Of Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods at
low prices. Remember to call at 1900 Main street
for your clothing g.shirts. and furnishing goods.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-11

PERsoNAL.-Tbe Rev. William S. Plumer,
d. D., of Columbia, S. G., is in the city, and
will preach in the First Presbyterian church
(Dr. Preston's) tonight q: 81 O'Clock.
Colonel William s. Gilman returned to the
city last night. after five weeks sojourn in
the Valley Of Virginia.
The Governor has appointed Ms. Wright
coroner for Alexandria county.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-11

CARRIED TO THE PENITENTIARY.-George
Baker (colored). convicted before thesHust-
ings Court of burglary in the night time, and
sentenced to four years in the penitentiary,
was taken thitber yesterday morning by
Deputy Sergeant q. Taylor Briggs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-11
FIRE INSURANCE.
n N. WALKER & CO., GENERAL IN

N N. WALKER & CO., GENERAL IN
sDs sURANCE AGENTS, l014 MAIN sTREsri
RICHMOND. VA. representing the :.
NORTH BRITISH AND MERGASTILE M
SURANCE5 COMPANY, nf London and Edln-
burgh, England-c capital, 81 0, 200, 600 gold
4, AMAZON INSURANCE COMPANY. or Ciuct1s
natl, Oh'o-assets ever 81, 600, GEO;
d MANHATTAN FIRE INSURANCE COMPAs
NY. OF New YOrk-assets over 100000 x 81. II
COMPANY, OF Lyncnburg, Va.--sssets oSas:
'DSTTtioRSST DASTTtioRSTIC INSURANCE. COMPANY, Of
Brooklyn, N. Y.-assetS over S3OO.00O.
Deposited with the Treasurer Of Virginia, Si6G..
OeO, Losses equitably adjusted and promptly peia
st this agency Applications solicited, aud imine-
date attention given thereto oc u
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-11

! BEroRE 1HI CoMarss1oNER.---Jack Gee (col-
.ored was before United States Commissioner
Thomas S. Atkins yesterday, charged with
robbing the United States mail, between
Hicksford and Charlie Hope, of letter con-
tanning check for eighteen dollars. Gee
was the stage driver or carrier. After hear
ing some testimony the case was adjourned
until the 18th instant, and defendant was
sent to Jail, being unable to give bail.
Robert Macklin, brought up on the same
charge, was discharged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-11

/. CONSERVATIVE CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE
The Third Congressional Committee met
yesterday afternoon at 8 O'Clock, (Alfred
Moses, chairman, and organized the county
Of Chesterfield for the Congressional cam.
paign by the appointment of the folio wing
tow wnship committees:
Manchester Io,rnship.: John II. Burton
superintendent; William Evans, Thomas
Hatcher, T. w. McGreery, P. c. Temple, 81.
C.. Watkins. fai :'Isilj $4
Midlothian I0,cnship: Alexander M. Ira.
bue, superintende dent Ambrose Barrett, II
A. Hundley, Joseph D. Elicit, William E.
Martin. 80 ii.s1s t2a.i .s.63r's
C1ouer Hill Io,cashdfip !: Or. r. P. Grimes
superintendent; William T.. Porter, Alex.
ander simms, William Spears, j. s. Moore
Sydehham Brooks. 2;
Adtodcd go,cnship: Samuel A. Mann
superintendent; I'D. Iyey, c. Talley, Ed
ward Cousins, r. Benson Jones, George w
Corgden, J. r. Robertson, William Robert
son. '.ss"
Bermuda 1oonshtp: j. NJ. Fitzpatrick
superintendent; George W. Friend, T. B
Burgess, l.. V. Rae.
Dale Iounship: John Murphy, superin
tendent DR.. T. j. Cheatham, John S. Tay
Ter, G. NJ. Foster, Jas. G. Brown.
The other counties in the district will bt
organized for work early next week By tht
Executive Committee, who will hold daily
meetings at their headquarters, at the corner
OF Twelfth and Main streets, until the day o
election.
A committee was appointed to prepare al
address 10 be presented to the voters of tht
district at an early day.
Other unimportaht routine business In th'
interest of the campaign was completed
prior to the adjournment Of the committee
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-11

ESCAPE or AN INSANE MURDERER -" Dr."
Lewis, who, with Cuttings, murdered Con-
stable Drummond in Greensviile county q
few years ago, has escaped from the Eastern
Eunatic Asylum. His companion was exc
cuied; he escaped from similar fate by be-
ing adiudged insane,