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PosrAL.-R. +. Darnail is appointed post
master at Newport, Giles county, Va, rice.
Samuel Il. Early, resigned,
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MILES. HORSES. dc.
HOUsE-FURNIsHING GOODS.

hobSE-T UfSNASHlN0 UVVDS.
CEILING AT GREATLY REDUCED
~ PRIZES.
AS ! intend moving my stock OF goods to No.
101l Main street, opposite the Post-ofice, will
fl ON this date until the th OF June, offer my
tire stock OF -@
CHINA, GLASSWARE,
FANCY GOODS and WORCESTERSHIRE ARTI-
Giles GENERALLY. at GREATLY REDUCED
PRICES, to CASH CUSTOMERS,
In order to avoid the trouble aud risk of moving the
goods All in need Of goods In my line and wish 10
+. Is. TAYLOR,
No. . Iron Block, Governor street,
my 25-2w Richmond, Va.
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DINNER at the Exchange Hotel nj o'clock Z. NJ.
LADIES RECEPTION ASp BALL
in the ballroom OF The Hot; at 8 O'Clock 2. II.
President.
FREDERICK X. sCoTT, Etq, Of Richmond.
Fics-PreSi0tntS:
JOI!S STEWART. EsI.. ut Richmond.
MAJ0E-GETE@AL EAGTOS, 81 Norfolk.
JAMES lORTGR. FISH, Of :lhcnarie.
BEEET DUNCAN, .sF. Of gloucester.
VI. Vi. EIACKEE. IS! Of amelia.
Or. WHITEHEAD. ol Petersburg.
ALEXANDER SCOTT, ESD. Of Caroline.
DINNER 1ICKETS-For ladies, -; for gentle
men. s3. .
RECEPTION TICKETS-laGv and gentleman, 81.
Tickets 10 be- had OF The stewards or The Sccfcth-
~. No. q Fourteenth stItcI, Ticllnnnd.
there viii be special service II the VI onuincnlal
church MAY 81 at ) u'chcS 7. ii.
~ address will he delivered in the hall OF he
IiCus. of Delegate, by J. =. IL. -. .:NDHiw. fsQ
Of Chase City. To the British settlers. on May 10Th,
IL 2 VI.
On May 26th, 27h, and 29th, there will nc
RACES AT THE FAIit-G ROT NDS,
hr British raSd:~ts. IN connection vita the Viz
glniI riding Club.
;. R-Visitors will receive certificates cnahIing
thaln 10 return free Of fare OF Ill Railroad ana
Steamboat lines. my 13-cOds2J!h
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TIE HOUSE clyIL-RIGuTs BILL

The House Judiciary Committee to-day
considered the ciyiI-righis bill, and by
majority vote agreed that the bill shall make
no discrimination against coiored persons in
res rcct to the privileges OF hotels, common
carriers, and public schools. TIE majority
of this committee hold that as the colored
men are allowed 10 vote and hold Office it
would be inconsistent TO refuse tAem all the
richls accorded to white men.
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POCKBRlDGE ALUM SPRINGS =

This celebrated waserina-p,ace will Ie oDcped o,
the 1sT OF JUNE.
Charges to July /: Monthly, g per day: weoy,x
$3.50 per day. my
July AID August: Monthly. $3.50 rcr s,v.
weekly, IS per day. -
Descriptive pamphle. to be had NJ p,.,cp,,
LApD Y CO.'S, agents for the sale Of the xa,sr
and mass. JAMES l. Fs.yrrp
my 19-eod2In pro,t,.
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BUFFALO SPRlNGS, nEthLE-',uo- ~
D COUNTY, VA.-RECGSC DisSpf t.n.
AN ADDITIONAL SPRING, dectdeett .'!p lh...
ted with she celebrated Sts- OF Ltth ~. m lie
Springs open for the reception ot 'ls''
FIRST OEJUNE, 1877 1. usa reya1'.d
as remedial BY mineral waters these S.i'"e~
q deseryedly high reputation. >xs- IN IT.
In general adaptation and eiratiSe pm ,se,r>
on sea of women, in dySpeDs, Ia Us pro, "a
i'm chronic intermittent levers, anu IL Az
pe,sraiei BY malarial polsoas. taes a.S $3.50 ras
riyal among the medicinal waters OF h.Is: .r;,ya.
proprietor Is aware that tbs ID yer! ~" I,,-
The public will SuuYe II It DC sn'talpeu y 49,
Iaoaials submitted. ., valuable
Since the last Spring season sewers sewers .Gi. 4
earrings have Leen discovered ut TINS
rhsrn, according to an aaaiysis na. yyn,is j
Tonry Of B.,,iinore, I, decidedly !mpfGkna'S 80, .
the .sSalfs OF liihia, which LAS slN t .nunt =.
hrItv to the Gettysburg spring In our 80 ws,rr, i
| aud 70 the AK la Chappeie sn1 sIs N Ill b,
| Esteemed in the ,.sedica world ~ !,.5sr me-
snnt rheamalisin, and In kidney AID hisoae' A''>
lions. x,-s 80 80 Irniyc e!;y a
| paan"sSiy.nia saws: .Tlere IL icriato 40 w..
remedy from which equal efficacy 1a! % eAF> ~,
In fhe removal or the deposits Of the ul'~evt M.
In the toints and ligameutotSs issues III svss
tenls, and In preventing TIA aep0si's ~ -"
neys aud urinary passages. -, s. ,h- oul,
| Spring In Virginia In witch this sait - 49,
otherwise than the neress srace. - e.
Pamphlets containing analysis. tesata'I -
can be had on application 70 Aessrs; : NiouN
LApD & Co, druggists, OK MeasfS. W MI, U tI,t
srON l. Co, booksellers. Main street, hTnnar,tOg
Va, or by addressins the undessgns1 ~ Atm
Va. Zap 24-ds~sni TaoMas ., wv
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IOLD WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
WTARM SPRINGS, BATH COUNT
VIRGINIA

Ihave leased this celebrated watering -ptc' AZ
on tie LIST Of June viii be ready TO rtcche '''''''
or sooner il parties Insist upon coming. H..
Terms: 500 per month Of twrnty-c'$l' nt' 10
Pamphlets 10 be had OF PURCELL LApp . ~ Il
Richmond; COLEMAN ROGERS, Diiaa''''' "
the proprietor.
Get or at Mill0oro' depot, Chesapeake aR VIZ "'''
railroad. JUN L. ~ 1n-ie:or.
Am tI~~~----s
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HOUSE
rV'HE HYGEIA HOTEL,
OLD POINT COMFORT, VIRGINIA.

This splendid HOTEL, situated At Fort Nome,
Va, having been recently purc@L>.I from y.
former proprietors, is now opEn Foe n>f> ~ =,
many radical improvements ia the tutiLII! ana
plumbing dep ,rt,nents. new bith-Fo'i,' i .u'"
been added. Seaside productions spcc!a't! a
making the table y luxury.
TERMS: Transient, % per day; 30 pr E"-ri
UPWARDS according 10 location, &c.
For further Information address
my o3-cod4w H. pHuEBUS. Propri"'"-.
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asrsamEK RfsOETs.
OATH ALUM SPRINGS,
~ BATH COUNTY, va.

This healthfnlt beautiful, and delightful resort
a ria,s Strings Of Irm, sulphur and chaIy beate
waters which have perfected remarkable cures III
the various diseases for which SUCH waters are
used. = %
Trims; the fare will be the best that section or any
market can Dfford: the grounds are large and
shady: the scenery adjacent Ia magnificent, and
nothing is wanting to guarantee health Or pi ca
sure. /.
Many caves, mountain Views. and natural curl
osilies are In The vicinity; the streams abound with
fish; the woods with game; and billiards, croquet
fcn-uIns, and other aruseme1tI are prepared for
enjoyment Of guests. 1t Is THE PLACE for health,
pleasure, and comfort.
TERMS $50 per month OF four weeks; $3.50
Dcr week: So per day. Children under ten years
old and colored servants. half-price.
Captain j. HENRY FREEMAN, manager; DR..
GEORCE w CARRIxGTos. resident physician.
JOSEPH BAXrER,
VIC. CARRINGTOE,
nv o5-1m Owners and PropretOrs.
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Per day for June.
Per month for a. }
Per DAY from jay ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3 ~
Per month from july lst............E1O - So .
according t. location OF rooms. There i 30 ~
cncc, however. IN Guru.uge or convenience. OK.
drcn uuder;cn and servants :laif-pr.cc. G,...e..r.
wants according 10 Recommendations dr.lraI
For descriptive pamphlets and ar&vsc. C. wgt~-s
appi; 10 Purcell, Ladi & Go. or iiesi. Jomns.C4 4
20. =. u. II y.
nv oO-Ira N.F..t-
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CTRAYED, on Wednesday the Goth, On
~ from my premises on Sine-Mile road, "a
three-quarters OF a mile from Richmond, me-
dium-siZed DARK BROWN HORSE, With white
spot In his forehead and two hind feet white. a
liberal reward will be paid for his delivery ome-
my 23-3t* CONRAD FElIlG.
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M EDDING AND VISITING-CARDS,
III beautiful, at the Dispatch prlntingaEouse.
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JORDAN ALUM SPRINGS
ROCKDEIDGE COUNTY. W.

The third season Of this rs Tyh'rul anil -1.,,.,..
WATERlNG-PLACE Will c0fGr.erc. IN IL 10 j.,
Of June, when the spacious establishment vii; =.
opcned 10 visitors.
The Grand Hotel has bcea completed ss~r, -.
season. and is one Of the iaggc-l. n!o, In4t.rn .T
comfortable In the mountain T. room, 10 i." 80
conYencn., ard elegantly fun! ted hrytty -,
IN each room: also. electric bniis cyua"c,,ag y -
The Office from ever room. aud .:lsJ from n. 80,
t,gc$. Hot and cold. Bath, with ci.ect, on e,.rr
GDor.
On the lst of July The orr .i1al toel IN :5c -.
first two seasons, VIII - opened 80 III. rri-f.,
plan. anu b. known Is tie auIo,..I House. Max
AL the iiG p-cv2ilsut> Of The ira. lf,,s.i
Til" %at"rs Of the three sIr!css tLC&. !tc!ys-
ALCh. and EiiALY3EATE.
The Annapolis Baud from fhc Naval der,
will furnish most delightful. mule Tor Re b.f!-.,l,
(Which Is the largest Ia Zoe @ount3ii,J .ag "a
lawn.
BOTLISG-SALUON, :;iLLIAHD-eCONS VIII
tables rev aud mOjern. and Ill Other anJ, rgl.~,.
10 be lad a. fashionable sum rc>orl-. az gv.
viGcd.
We take pleasure In announcing That We have ~
cured the services o. Mr. J. t. TIE>LEi, in " :.
Known 10 the travelling: r:b!ic ~ having ,c.a c,a-
nected tor Years with tie brecnbri"r : hit. 80!
more recently viii: he Allegheny spring .N..Aa..
ThO Will assist IN Tic management.
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A FTON HOuSE.-This new and popG

n lar Summer resort has been much improved 0!
the addition OF several lie buildings good oGS!.s
alley, bath houses, &c. and Will be oprr ~ '.
18TH. Those seeking recreation or healih caNs";
be better suited. The location Is oeaut'!Hi I.l
healthy, the views are grand, the mounia1 a'e'Se
Is almost continuous.
TERMS: Per month, $40: per week, Sl2 Ir
day 81. Children under twelve years ana co'o''1
servants half price.
For further particulars. address -,
). Ii. GOODLoE & g.:
Alton Depot, Chesapeake and Ohio railroad Va
nv IL I'm
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X ESSNICH'S BAND.


OST.-ESCAPEDF FROM THEIR SIP
IL cages on the goth instant, THR EE N@ES
CANARY RTRDS-one yellow, the other -ffz1SS~
two grey backs and yellow breasts. A suit 80
able reward will be paid on their return TO No. 81 8
sixth street north of Leigh my 23-3t*
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THURSDAYS PROGRAMMES:
FART l.
ORIENTAL BOAT SCENE.
STATUAEY-Ihe Court of science.
700 LATE FOR THE STAGE
sTArUAKY-Ih he Christian I. races. ~
piCTCNES-Snow Spirit, Family Jewels AN!
fcxov%%cEGs RrIss-Three Scenes.
Gid, Tired Musicians
THE EETnorHAL or TIE LITTLE PRINCESS OF
FRANCE.
song OF MIRIAM.
THE ANGEL. WHISPER. ~, , h..
co,.l!tny, and tries in vain - scn' III ~ 70 lie
stare Succeeds in sending MIN |" she post
rri..o arrival OF the lover; cOuCtallneht on
return CT Old man.
I<TERLUDE-NCeIC.
DESCRIPTIVE READING, ,tr William Valentine
PART n.
Tp1rHr11 OF CEEES-The GoGGcsS on wrai't' sur
trT,Im',cd by The Seasons, Proceeding on her
Ee'li f.IrTs IT THE SHRINE or ST. AGNES:
ILLUSTRATED bALL-NO w @
Tu. ii ,GIc MIRRol:-A lover has applied to
Magician to show him vision OF his lost loTe.
BEHIND IHE SCENES.
The Scenes will commence promptly at o'clock,
gram;uc on Friday evening. licxefs. II. no eX-
ira charge for reserved seats be had al sleisht
iIoyurds corner Tenth aud Main streets.
nv 2J-4t
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!. Sg51MsR nEs0Rrs,

~----->,l-I sgIAeE RESORTS
THE HEALING SPRINGS,
Ion the line Of the Chesapeake and o,ao 49,
BATH COUNTY, Va,
B,M oUARLrs, MANAGER.
! VIII be open for the reception Of v,.,.,
lsr OF JUNE NEXT,
Wild accommodations for three hundred ne,
, Inese t'priDgs, stnated Ir tho hs,,.,.
Spr,Eg valley, are accessible. frcn S 9ulih vi Warm
me Chesageake and Ohio raiIr0ad. ovs, inp'"h, "a
PIKE ROAD hftetn miles, with easy or,d me Turn
lGe ~ tuil VieY OF the celebrated P,Itua1 pas
ana the ,na2niheHnt scenery on Jact son.ne hfngs
Ine ar y pure. dry, and bracinv n,su gtr.
unknown. 0'>'''' cru here almost
The bathing Is delightful and exb;,r,n,u
,lcGS ;n water IRON fh. mountains il c lhre
purposes. GROUNDS FOR all
Music by Kessnich's Band. and ,,,,o .,,,
Tor amusement End recreii1n proylfe.J Aaeiilue<
Ieie2raph aad post-Cficc In the bo.e,
boaru; - per Day. 81 $50 per Ycn. ordsco
month. Children under len Years and crI soS Er
wants half price ""d ''ioFcd s-e-
~ ID. HOUSTON. VI. d.. resident physic,,
descriptive pamphlets to Ee hal of W.
cell, Ladd Co., or III the mauiger 81 The S. er-
uv1o-o,,waw i. ri. QUaKLES.
ID H
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Law Blanks Of every description. Tor >ara
md printed 70 order, ct this Office
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FOREIGN.
French misunderstanding Conlesl iie'
tween The NapOlronlsAls and
Republleaus,

PANS, September ei,- Elections IA
OH vacancies ln llle national assembly
have been ordered Tor October 18Th,
The excitement over lhe approach
ing election lur council general 10 cor-
hlra causes much disorder The nu'
thOrlles have been obliged 10 Interfere
a. prevent u conflict between Prince
Napoleon and N, riokley, the OPP
position Bonnparlisi candidate,
i.OSDON, September 2i,--DlspalGles
from Carlisl sources deny the truth NJ
the report that Don Carlos las been
recognized 10y the four branches Of tie
bourbon family IN the heir presump'
tive 10 tho throne OF France
The empress Of Russia ~ expected 10
arrive IN England October 18th, ou q
visit 10 her daughter, the duchess Of
hdlnburg,
The Newcastle chamber Of commerce
have adopted resolutions cOndemnlng
tho Canadian reciprocity treaty ~
prGludIclal ~ British Industry,
nERLIN, September 2i,--lhe Ma
tlOnal Gazette says that while the eN-
pulsiOn OF The Danes from Schleaswelg
was legal moasurc, II was only
adopted IN u few Isolated cascs,
The Gazette says the relations be-
tween Germany and Denmark are
friendly.
PANS, September 93.-Jean Baptiste
ELI Debumont, the eminent French
geOlOglst h dead.
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National Rank Irregularities.

WASHINGTON, September 23.--The
comptroller of the currency having re-
Gently ascertained through the reports
of the examiners Of national banks
that certain national banks are in the
habit Of drawing drafts on their cores
pondents In New York at sixty or
ninety days after date, acceptance
waived, has advised these institutions
that such issues are in violation Of sec
ton twenty-three of the national bank
act, which prohibits the issue of post
notes, that such transactions subject n
national bank to forfeiture of its
charter under section iifty-three of the
national bank act and it is the inten-
ton of the comptroller to commence
proceedings, II necessary, to prevent
such practice. Other national banks
are in the habit of furnishing their de-
positors with checks drawn one day
after date instead of on demand for
for the purpose Of evading the internal
revenue law requiring two cent
stamp TO be affixed to such checks.
The comptroller will ask for an
amendment to the act which will pre-
vent such abuses.
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Heavy Robbery.

WILLsBoRo, Pa, Sept. 23.-Five
masked men effected an entrance into
the residence of President Robinson, of
the First national bank, gagged and
bound the occupants, President Robin
son, cashier Robinson, Mrs. Robinson,
and Mrs. Smith, n daughter of Robin
son. They then compelled the cashier
to accompany them TO the bank and
throw open the vault, when they
helped themselves to about $50, 600,
principally in currency. Returning
with Mr. Robinson to his home, they
placed the mamhers Of the family fac
ing each other, and told them to CON
verse freely. They took from the I'M
ger OF Mrs. Smith ring valued at
eight hundred dollars; kissed Mrs
Robinson, who tainted, and then took
their departure.
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And the Age of Houston states;
A FINE IMMIGRATION SCHEME,

VIC. Wagiey ana Robert Lockart, OF the
firm of Wagley Il Lockart, are both promi-
nent, wealthy'and reliable citizens OF Hous-
ton. In their own right, and as authorized
agents, they hold subject to disposal some OF
the most valuable real estate property In
| this city, and thousands OF acres OF land IN
the best sections of Texas. For the
small sum of three dollars, one takes the
chance OF becoming the lawful owner OF
Texas property worth from three hundred TO
eighteen Thousand dollars. SO far as regards
the standing of the managers, that Is mat
ter beyond the possibility of cavil.
The Telegraph of Houston, thus speaks OF
the distribution
"The drawing Will come on on the twenty
first of December Just In time for lots OF peO-
pie to get q substantial Christmas gift. The
card gives all the particulars much bet
ter than we can write them, ana we need
only give our readers the assurance That the
managers are men OF standing ana relia-
bility.b
The Herald, Crockett, Texas, says:
"The plan these gentlemen have adopted,
to sell the large amount OF land Tor which
they are agents, il most commemorate one.
The drawing will be eopdAc pL tue pest
plan that can be adopted to secure fairness TO
All. Messrs Wagley & Lockhart are old real
o tate agents OF Houston, and are men who
have a reputation for honesty and Integrity"
The Kansas City Chronicle remarks;
"Wagley & LoclShart, Houston, Texas, offer
chances TO get BOOu iar1n III leAus tut 70 W.
1t is a square thing"
The Press. Paris, Texas, remarks;
"The well known firm of Wagley 4 Lock-
hart, the largest real estate firm In the state,
are the originators OF this scheme by which
thousands Of acres will be brought into use
and large population added"
The willis nheryer states.
rTbese gentlemen are too we'll known to
need any further Endorsement ofo
The Ellis County News, Texas, comments
as followsi
"These gentlemen are trustworthy and reli-
able. There Is q chance for you to obtain q
good home by investing the small sum OF
rec dollars. The distribution will positive
ly take place at Houston, December 81"
Commendations.o OF the redistribution" are
being received every dav from leading citi-
gems and public officials Of Texas, showing
that they are fully alive to its merits.
l76dlm5lw3m
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NEW YORK.
The Cigar Makers TO Meet Ia Council |
Next Sunday.

New York, September %. The ci-
gar makers of this city, whoinumber
over fourteen hundred registered work
ingmeI, besides women aud children,
viii hold u meeting next Sunday, to
make protest against the mnnulactur-
Ing ofclgars In tenemcnts, 10y which
means some manufacturers are able
to dispense with factories, II seems
that there ARE about five thousand
Bohemians, OF all ages and both sexes,
engaged In the manufacture Of cigars
In rooms in which they cook, cat and
sleep.
The officers of the recent memorial
meeting, In honor of the late Mark
Smith, actor will take final action
Friday evening with regard to the ben
eft In aid 10 his family.
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WAGLEV & L0CKART,
Managers, Houston, Texas.
Comments of the Press
SEE WHAT ST. LOUIS SAYS OF TEXAS
ENTERPRISE.

"The Lone star state Is one of the garden
spots of the continent. No land on the Garth
Is more productive, ana possessors of real
estate property In Texas may look with GER
tainty for It's rapid advancement in value,
A plan is on foot which will give
many n man good farm for an
insignificant sum. Tie managers, Messrs.
Wagley 4 Lockart of Houston, are men of
high respectability and great business capac-
ity, and therefore reliability Is assured."-
ISt. Louis Republican.
The Texas Odd Fellow also endorses the
above, and states;
"From our long and favorable knowledge
of the firm we take pleasure In commanding
them TO the public as honest, honorable gem
tlomen,
And the Galveston New adds:
"The distribution will comprise over GO,OOO
acres of land, located IN thirty-elght coun-
ties They are divided into parcels, and tits
promised by gentlemen, whose characters
are equal TO those OF any In the land; That
they will be fairly, honestly und equitably
distributed"
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.Mhat Don't Know About Farming,"

New York, September ~. "A special
from st. Johnsbury, Vermont, says Key,
Henry Ward Beecher made speech
at the Caledonian fair to-day. The
subject was. "What don't know about
farming" About eight thousand peo'
pie were present. Mr. Beecher was
greeted with cheers and his speech was
frequently interrupted with applause
and laughter. Large numbers crowded
around to shake hands with him on
his departure,
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New York Republican Convention.

SYRACUSE, N. Y, September @.-The
republican state convention met at the
opera house this morning, and aiter
preliminary business organized with
Hon. Edwin d. Morgan as president,
Governor John A, Dix was nominated
for reelection by reclamation, and
General John G. Robinson, the present
incumbent, was nominated for lieuten-
ant governor in the same way. Three
cheers were then given for Dix and
Robinson, and the greatest enthusiasm
prevailed.
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Temnernnce convention.

UTICA, N. ", September %. THE
state temperance convention met here
to-day and after passing resolutions in
favor Of prohibition and appointing
committee to arrange plan of politi-
cal action, adjourned sine die.
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Houston Oily Propcrty!
1.4OO GIFTS.
CAPITAL GIFT, $4,000

No gifts less thnn forty ncres OF land, or
one city lot
Price of tickets, three dollars.
Clubs ordering ten or more tickets direct
from w win be allowed n discount of ten per
cent.
send for circular and descriptive list
Titles all perfect, and WARRANTED deeds
made.
Parties wishing tickets can obtain them
from our agents In Dallas or by rcnittances
direct TO us.
We refer to all banks, bankers, business
men Of Houston and Texas, whore we are
known.
WAGLEV & L0CKART,
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poUaHKEnPsIE, September pa
man named Kenning, residing near
Tarrytown, attempted to commit sui
eide this afternoon by cutting his
throat, and dashing into a railway
train on the Hudson river railroad.
IIa will die
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CLEVELAND, O., September 23.--The
democratic congressional convention
of the twentieth district to-day nomi-
mated Hon. Henry b. Payne, of this
city, by exclamation,
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COLONEL JOHN HENRY Brown, the
popular old Texan and able attorney
of the city of Dallas, Is now in our
town on business pertaining to his pro-
fession,-[Trinity Advocate,
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His sius have Found Him 0u,,

WAsHlNGToN, September 23.--There
are rumors that Whittlesy, chiefof the
secret service, was arrested in Boston
to-day.
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Tho Reforrners.

MILWAUKEE, September 2S.-At the
reform congressional convention OF
the fourth district to-day Samuel
Rindskoff was nominated for congress.
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Stockholders Meeting.


Az called meeting OF the stockholders Of
the North Texas Agricultural, Mechanical
and Blood Stock association OF Dallas coun.
ty, Texas, on Wednesday evening, Septem-
Der 10, 1874, the following resolution was
adopted, to-wit. btf! .a
That the secretary OF this association be,
and he IL hereby directed 10 open the books
OF this association, and sell shares therein al
the rate OF any dollars per share, for thirty
days from this date. Ifip,
III accordance with the foregoing order,
the books of mo said association are now
opened, and will take pleasure In selling
said gtook ~ therein directed .a
can be found ut the office OF Good a
Coombes, In Tensions new building, south
side OF the public square.
All persons Interested In the welfare OF the
city and county Of Dallas, are earnestly
urged 10 come forward and take stock and
assist MS In having u fair this fall.
HENRY BOIL, Secretary.
Dallas, september 10, 1874. lS7diwlwsw