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Trouble With Nesroes-Riotezs KILLED.

NASHVILLE, August GA number OF
negroes at Filhettsville, in Gibson count y,
six miles from Humboldt, threatened not
last Saturday and Sunday Oh account OF
some supposed wrong done them, and mani
tested sLrsng desisa, to kin two or three
citizens, and fire and sack The town. iester-
day sixteen Of the singleaders were arrested,
taken to- Trenton, and placed in Jail for safe
keeping. TI..
About 10 O'Clock this morning between
seyenty.fiVe and 100 masked men entered
the town, and riding up to the Jail, demanded
and compelled the Sheriff 10 deliver up the
key thereof. They then took sixteen ne.
gre es from prison, and after killing four and
No. srtally wounding two on the confines OF the
t. ,'Sn, rode off with the remaining ten, and
fup slpposed to have killed them. Nothing
as been heard of the party since they ieft
/ considerable excitement exists among The
negroes, and the whites are taking steps 10
defend themselves in case of an outbreak.
MEMPHIS, August 26.-Dispatches from
along the line Of the Memphis ana LOUIS
vile railroad report that reign OF terror
exists-growing out OF mob taxing sixteen
negroes out OF Trenton Jail last night and
making way with them. Whites and blacks
are arming. =,
Further adyices uia Nashville report things
rom naratiyeiy quiet in the disturbed dis
tricts. Two wounded negroes were Caiee
| for. At noon to-day all was quiet a. hom
poldt. At g. tonight the people OF NASH
vile were on guard.
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New York Items.

New YORK, August 2G.--The trial-trp of
the Pacific mail steamship City OF PekIn was
had to-day. Among the guests were Presi-
dent Grant and wife, Ylce-President Will
son. and other United States dIgnitarles !;
also the Minister from Guatemala, Governor
Parker of New Jersey. Erastus Brooks,
General r. Ipgalls, etc. The expectation Is
to run to Newport, spend the night, and re-
turn here in the morning.
The thirteenth Annual Convention of the
Fenian Brotherhood, which has been in SEES
sion here two days, continues its delibera-
tons in secret. zh -. =
TheophiIus George Kerstein, a Prussian
forger, charged with robbing the Royal
bank at Kuhn of SlS0,000 and private par
ties there Of $4,000, was brought before a
United States commissioner day, and
temporarily detained for further hearing.
Several women and children had them
selves placarded, and paraded the streets TO-
day as victims of Wall-street brokers to the
tune Of $1,000. .ss..
A duel is said to have taken place here this
evening between the Cuban General Ro.
sardo and DR.. Comic, of this city, with fatal
results to the Latter.
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Lon. erarcis Races.

LONG BkascH, August 2s.--In the first
race to-day .or ali ages, three, quarters Off
mile, eleven horses sfurted. Warminsei
won, Century second, and Minnie Mac third
Fine. 1:173. q |.
Betting on the ,rourmiIe race, which takei
place tomorrow, ,.'as alfesdy begua. One
bet OF $4,000 on FeIlowcraft agaiEst % ,O00
on the field has juss been made. Other
smaller bets at the same odds have also been
booked. s ~. 81 {.
The second race was for Stuart's cup;
three years old, mile beats. First heat won
hy AIDA Wells by nose, Moilie Diriing
second, julius Colt third. Second heat and
race won by AIDA Wells. Mollie Darling
second, Julius Colt third. Tine. 474, Al.
THIRD race (hurdle race). purse 5000; of
which, $50 to second and $50 to third; mile
beats; rise four hurdles. First heat won by
Bullet by a neck, Limestone second. Vesu.
Wits third, Harry Booth fourth. Time, / $50.
Second beat won by Vespvius by half
length. Limestone second, Bullet third.
Time, 1:544 Third and deciding heat won
sy Bullet, vesuyius falling at the last hurdle.
Time, 1:5I4.
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I sir. A. Jackson, Brent, OF Northumberland
lcounty, are the, aspiranls for the indgeshlp.s II
L Business Is very dull and money tiisire
IingIy scarce. Many young men who should
be the stay Of the county, and many old men
twho should study to set the young an ex-
ample Of frugality and sobriety, seem either
| TO seek relief from the pressure OF the times
in drunkenness, or to falsifs their statements
OF "no money" by investing their funds
| freely in that which 'bi.eth like a serpent
and stingeth like an adder"
| The ladies Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, South, on Westmoreland circuit,
| desiring to raise funds to build parsonage
| for their pastor, chartered the steamer Eliza
HancoN (recentls placed on the route from
Norfolk 10 fredericksburg for an excursion
to Norfolk on the 10th instant; and though
the circus at Tappahannock prevented a
large number from gong, yet they had about
a hundred and tifty. principally Of the intel.
lieent and re6ued young ladies and gentle.
men Of several Of the counties bordering on
the Rappahannock. To give all the Incl
dents OF the excursion would be an en-
croachmcnt upon your time and space. 1t
is sufficient 10 state that ii was agreeable and
profitable.
The opening OF trade between Norfolk
and the Rappahannock valley is necessity
which has been too long delayed, and now
that it has been begun, and the citizens along
the river find that IN most articles they can
do as we'll and in some better than in Balti-
more. and that the merchants of Norfolk So
heat their trade, it is to be hoped that the
owners Of the neat little EliZl Hancox may
soon find it necessary 10 put more commo-
dious boat in charge Of her gentlemanly Off.
GERS, who are winning friends along the
route, and that instead of Baltimore monop-
olizing the entire trade Norfolk may have
the advantage. That this my be the earlier
accomplished it is necessary that the Nor
toiktoDianS offer every induccment in prices
and prompt attention, low rates Of freight,
and careful handling and reShipment Of pro-
duce, and on the part of the citizens along
The river some risk Of lower prices for pro-
duce shipped and slower returns for the
same.
From all | can learn the crop of corn pro.
misses TO be the best since the war. The
weather is favorable for the fall crops.
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CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTIONS.
special kilograms to the Dispatch
TIE Lynchburg District.

I 1LYEoHBUHd, VA, August 28.-The Cor,
Iseryative Nominating Convention assembled
Int IL NJ. and was called to order BY Dr.,
Dulang, city superintendent, on whose mo.
tion Mr. William A. Anderson. OF Rock.
bridge, was made temporary chairman, and
the Conservative editors present secretaries.
A committee of one from each county and
from the city of Lynchburg was appointed
to examine credentials, with z. P. Gogeip.
LOT Lynchburg, as chairman. Its delibera.
lions were long, and the report was not made
until after the recess.
The Convention reaSsembled at P. H.,
when the committee on credentials made two
reports. The chairman's minority report re-
cognized Daniel delegates from the Staunton
River township, in Bedford, and the Allie.
ghany delegates selected at the regular meet
Ing held on the 18th of August. Mr. C. T..
Smith, of Nelson, made a minority report,
and maintained it with great tenacity, sup.
ported by Mr. Coghili, of Amherst.
The majority report was sustained as to
the Bedford delegation, aud in the matter of
the two contesting sets OF delegates from
Allegheny compromise motion, offered by
Edward Pendleton, of Botetourt, was pre-
sented, according to which both were adj
mitted to membership. There were several
sharp passages during the session, the most
notable speech being that of Major FickllD,
of Buckingham, in defence of the majority
report on the Allegheny delegation.
A committee on permanent organization
was then appointed, with Mr.. Arrelius
Christian. Of Lynchburg, as chairman. a
recess was then taken until 81 o'clock.
NIGHT SESSION.
The Convention rea.Sembled at 81 o'clock,
when the report of the Committee on Per-
manent Organization was made and adopted
as follows: President: W. A. Anderson, of
Rockbridge.
Vice-Presidents: J. R. Thompson, Bote-
tourt; D. Shumaker, Allegheny DR.. Carter
Irving, Buckingham; W. T. Yancey, Lynch
burg; DR.. A. Graham, Rockbridge; j. B.
PanniIl, Campbell; Henry Loving, AM
herst; C. T. Smith, Nelson; Fl. C. Lowry,
Bedford; W. D. Xix, Appomattox.
Secretaries The members of the Con-
servalive press present. ,...
General EARLY offered 4 resolution pledg.
ing every member Of the Convention to the
support Of the nominee, which was unani.
mously adopted.
Nominations being then in order, Mr. Ste
vens, Of Nelson, nominated Captain Thomas
Whitehead and eulogzed him.
General Early nominated Major Daniel in
most complimentary terms.
Captain T. D. Houston was suitably nomi.
mated by Mr.. Pendleton, of Botetourt.
LYNcHBURG, August al P. M.-Frst
Ballot: Daniel, 5,6I5; Whitehead, 1926 ;
Houston, 1900; Cabel, 200. Whole vote,
14,100; necessary to choice, 1851. Cabell
dropped. A motion to adjourn made by
Whitehead's friends and lost.
Second Ballot. Daniel, 5,775; Whitehead,
j,525; Houston, 1900; scattering, 200.
Third Ballot: Daniel, 6,4I5; Whitehead,
COPS; Houston, 1,6O0.
After the fourth ballot the Convention adj
journed until tomorrow.
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From Brunswick County.

correspondence oil the Richmond DlSpatch.I
LAwEESCLvILLE, August q, 1874.
Editors Dispatch, The - FARMERS Festi
vai at Rocky Kun church last Thursday
was grand affair, over 600 or 700 people
from the counties OF Lunenburg. No,toway
Brunswick, and Dinwidde being present
Speeches were made by Deputy Westbiook
OF Petersburg, and Il. c. Shell, Of Dinwid
,lie. There is to be one on tue 9th at Cri.
inca in Dinwiddie.
| Since the Farmers Movement" is attain
| inc such importance in the Stale, it is wei
10 say in connection with these gathering:
! that they are TO become State in$titution
! You know we have National Festival
called "Thanksgiving-Day."a and we have 6
christian Festival" called Christina:
| Day." and now we are to have the Farm
erS' Festival "a day set apart for recognlz
iny the blessings Of God for the fruits OF The
earth, and day OF rejoicing and social en-
joyment.
To-day was the quarterly County Court
and some criminal cases on trial. There was
4 large Attendance of the people from al
parts OF the county, and several political
speeches made. Air. Chambl,ss, the Con.
s.rva,iye and farmers candidate, threw
| the banner TO the breeze which Will grace
| fully float IN triumph over the Fourth
congressional district in November" He
| first referred TO the lact that the Brunswick
-Adrocate " had opened the question of the
Petersburg and North Carolina railroad
| winch lie believed would yet be built, and be
connected with the Glover Hill road. lie
said that il bad been suggested to bin by
DR.. r. +. Taylor, Of Amella, TO change the
word conservative to constitutional in this
congressional canvass, and that the Conser.
yatlye party OF 1873 was now the consti,
tutional party OF 1874, and the national
party OF 1876.
De Mortie sent letter to announce his
Withdrawal, but Stowell had four of his
strongest satellites 10 support him besides
his own presence. Things is ,coTkin9" for
the farmers candidate.
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG Rail-
( -T'T,- - ROAD CoMPANY..ES

~ RICHMOND AND PET ERsBUKG KAIL-}
ROAD CoMPANY.Ef
JUNE 18th, 1874; trains
~ on this road will run rs follows:
oo IE EnHNo sIGhn aAp Sy rx,ep. sum
and West. Sleen,ng.car attached.
s:OOA NJ, RkEIGH TB AIN daily Except SUM
day., with coach attach. g, ZOE Peters
burg and stations on the Soutnslde
road, Lynchbnyg, and the West
lc45P. THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
for all points Soath and West. Pas
scpgess taking. this train VIII make
close connection at Petersburg for
Ek ;S IS5iI , sas except sanda''
LEAVE pETERsBURG NORTH.
7:45 3. 81. FREIGHr TRAIN daily lexcepS
SUNDAY J With coach attached.
BOON, THROUGHM All. daily, connecting
with Richmond, Fredertcss1aTg a aa1
Potomac railroad for s1i points Eass
5:ae,P. NJ, FREIGHT daily except sunday,
a0sP. NJ, THRoTGl 8 ALL daily except Sun.
day., connecting Tin hlcnaona1
Fredericksburg and Potomac rai.roa9
for nj points last and West. Pniiman
SLEEPER attached ruanIDs through 10
Baltimore. Also making close c0n~
~nsctSou with iSeCha,ap axe and Ohls
railroad for the Virginia springs ana
I The NAT, fRAISs wili NOT stop between Riehs
mond and Petersburg except NJ Aancnesssf anu
TSssas on the Clover Hin win leave Chester as
$50 r ~ on Tuesdays and IharsSays n W Kst
ing, will leave Clover klR az o. r. Mon W ca'sG0
ALL TRAINS Leaving Ps;srsDurg viii start FROM
1' XVI N'S'-' A.. SHAW. Superintendent.
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owe ARE ALL FULL.'-This HASN'T been
a good season for foreign lords and noble
frauds at the American watering. places.
Colonel Duffy, proprietor Of the Stockton
House, at Cape May, tells On amusing story
of a certain "hotel fraud" who cene there
recently, and registered as Baron somenoay,
nf Vienna, He was well dressed, and had
the air OF y gentleman. Colonel Duffy reeogs
nized him as an old philadelphia acqusint-
ance who bad once hurig Up" the Con
tinentaI Hotel, for a con ,iderabie amount.
Coming forward, he said {taking out hlspsn'
knife and erasing the nooleman's signature
from the booty, " tah, Baron, how -de.dos
Pm sorry, but We ere all full" Gracious,
Duffy. is that yoI?" exclaimed the Baron.
"Ezad. didn't know you had anything TO
do with this ssnebang but i only came in to
| INQUIRE when the next train Tor Philadelphia
leayes.' That Lord Massey " atialr-Sof las'
season is not forgotten at Cape May
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. =" H7I'Hi
Ohio democracy.

81 CoLuaBrs, Quo, August 26.-The Demo
cratic State Convention, in session here, re-
solve in favor OF sound currency volume,
eguIated By the necessities of business, ano
naIf of the customs duties being paid in
.Iegal-tenders oppose existing tariff laws !;
favor cheap transportation and oppose tn'.
ATTEMPT to make news paper publishers pqa'
isb Able in Washington city for their publtcss
tons elsewhere; declare against social eql9
if,. and arraigas the Radical GOVERNING J
IL I Inrty for its extravaganza, etc.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE. August 26.-Flonr dull and noml-
nal city mills. high erode, DE- c!ined 2oc Wheat
weak amber western, Sl20nS! ~, o anlSo. ni
yrllnw do, Sl@S2c mixed western quiet as 1ssg
zoe. Oats frnier; southern, 50454c;; western
mixel 50aa52c; do white, 54g55c. Rye farm a.
s51n9ec Provisions Gsn. bless pork, "a. bisk
9Hc clear RIB b; ,id si5ss
su@yr-cnrsd hams, 1901 TIC. Lard. 14aaGl Dc:
1otfe. nominal WhisKey firm and scarce al
~ OOh Sugar firm and unchanged
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Peansylyania Democracy.

PITTSBURGH, August 26.-The Democratic
State Convention assembled here to-day, and
was called to order BY DR.. Nillinger, chair
man of the State Committee. he SAID it de-
yolyed on the delegates to put before the
people a platform OF PRINCIPLES of Demo
cratic faith, and it remained with the Con-
vent,on to decide whether the old keystone
state should be wheeled into line or remain
with the Republican party.
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wHEAr.-White, 10 bushels. Red, 4s bushels.
BY telegraph
NEW YORK MARKETS,

NEW YORK. August 26.-southern -four neasy
and declining common to fair extra. s5.20MS6. !;
rnod TO choice do &c. 05M9. heat lc. better, ana
moe doing; 1870 20 f'r old winter red wes.
crn Corn less aetlle a.d rricts without aec'u geo
gar steady aud In fair demand u SMS4c.; iair u
good refining s'sc.; prime. 797hc;: mol tsses, .
Ia SIC. for fair To good huscovao 70; iof se NJ.
coyado; 4Oa65c. for Porto RICO; SOMsoe: FOR
New Orleans. Rice dull at 6aG6iac for Rangn2n
1ainSiic for Carolina. 1allow quiet; city Sfg &c.
kosIn 1rm 1T S2.25. Turpentine firm at 33Hc rot
lower. l22 rs tor new mess. Beef quiet, - q ~
GDl35O for mess. Lard firm at l45ac. W hlsNs5
quiet IL 81 .03.
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m,cn,xan Radicals.

LANSING, August 26.-The Republican
State Convention to-day NOR .inated >. D..
Ragley for Governor, d. d. Holt for Liea-
tenant Governor, L. q. D, b oden tor secre-
titlary Of State. ResolutioE, eulogizing the
Radical party were Passed, also some IN
f,yor Of q return TO specie payment, but de.
cIarips greenbacks tn. best currency ever
possessed by the Jpit ed States.
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From Portsmouth.
Especial Telegram to the Dispatch

Especial teeSLaM % tHt DIspatcH.I
PORTSMOUTH, August 26.-N. A. harvey,
George Lookns, and Robert Aahony, three
fast young men OF our city, arrested Tor
house-burning, were examined to-day and
sent on for trial. Mahony was also on trial
for picking the pocket of Captain Stephen
Carney of S140.
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ST, LOUIS MARKETS.

ST. Louis. August 26.-Floar quiet ana aa s KY
az f. fer extra; ss2594.7a for double extra.
Corn lirn at 60c. for No: mixed 6Is. LoE ssI-
tember. Whlskey firm at 9sc. E9rs suii d. g
t insI lots sold at 9N@ DC. for shoulaeEs lsA
1aIc. for clear-rip; I4Hc. for clear. Lard steady
a. I2kr delivered IN june. ----.--
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F''er from Lancaster County,

p'H1eAce Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
LANCASTER COURTHOUSE, yA.,,
IN Mo,t August 22, 1874. / I
I..%;, ti '',y last Q7tb instauD Hon. Dir.
Ind r '!1aSe Tor Richmond and Westmore-
Jadyc ,S" ',, bed court at this place (Hon.
50 nr Ia'ufi l.. suaughn deceasedl, and,
;af.d' - 'au iraro, gave general satisfaction,
tglrr IRE was but little business In court.
'>'~"y! Downing, Of this cpunty, and
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PROTOCOL OF Peace.

] EHARLEsros, S. c., August 26.-Bowiey
ana Jones, the Radical negroes whose riVairy
caused the Georgetown riot, have signed IN
agreement declaring that no impedime,It to
their cordial friendship remains, ant. tina,
thew will refrain from anything tenr iug to
nnhlic disorder. $50 =.
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POET OF RICHMOND. AUGUST 70, 1874.
&%a-.. ARRIVED.
Steamer Westoyer, skinner, Baltimorss- mer,
chan,,ss and passengers, Fo"hatah e@S-Aso".
BRIG Nellie Antrim, -, boston' DIESEL. .,va,
Schooner Farmers Return, -, sa-1's iif'.'
hay.
Steamer John Sylvester. Post, Norfolk, meEcisAni-
schooner Pennsylvania, Ewing, fiaoeSsnia'
Schooner Annie N. Edwards, Eazbes, assfpik'
slaves, &c., Currie & Co.
= 800 BY telegraph, a. III.
NEW YORK, August 26.-asaEed, Wefees'ef'
MEN YORK, August 2s.-Ihse steap.er Isaac Be-
arrived hers this evening. s. Il s =
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Two THE PLEASURE RIDERS
- : 80 y YIIs zf5aII ~ tsIi-CEN

is now open to the pnb for -four miles, and as we
have very cheap tolls and 4 GOOD road, hope tns
citizens Of Richmond who nave been using the Yoal
for the pa year will continue TO do Citizens MOI
Knowing where TO Ind the road viii go out Second
street from ShocEoe EfiL and Seventeenth stree,
from Church hill botn streets leading into the TURN
nike They wi 4 also mud on The road three ~ 1nt
springs TO get water from without trouble, sno tnt
woods to drive thr ougil, two miles from the cry
By going o.ltihe Kichmond ana aenrieo insppi JPN,
avoiding The Necessity of coming back the same way
~. E3Iff-IEE - r. Z TOLLS: sl4s Z, t-+atE -
One morse buggy over the road: ~,
IN hrsa nngay over the road aud return, gc
,sn.horse buggy, earriazes DC, over me Toaa. VS.
iwo-horse buggy, carrisge, &C., over 'ne soaaJ Re-
saao tict ets can be had at the gates iof eos mo
,sS ~ ha snent In Improving the roan. =
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They tell of negro preacher In the South
Carolina Legislature who would never take
more than $40 for bis vote. 1t was perfectly
right, he thought, to sell his vote, out II as
ali wrong to ask too high price for It he
morality 9of his procedure ne SUMMED up
by saving: "Dis ting OF gettin' 800 fol-
q vote is all wrong; SO Is mich as II i
Worf,s
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BY Telegraph.

new YORK. August &C. Noon.-Stocks dull and
lower. Money. per cent. Gold, lo9% Ex-
change-Long, 4S7h; short, 490h. Governments
dull and steady. States quiet and nominal.
Ereaiag.-Money easier at 24214c. Exchange
dull and heavy ut 4S7S. Gold, l09aGl O9A, Gov
ernmcns dull and steady, states quiet and nomi.
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J nAaLao1 40, 81. ssssss,,,; g


GO 49, 81 u ~ esssssszzs ~ ii
RzcaxoapASrBAn RAIInoasfo.a
OFFICE or EHGINERE AND sEFERTHyKApENf.$
EiofzMoHD.. Y r., August 1.1H74sT
|GCHEDULEzOF TRAINS 80 take efsef
y MoNDAY, August IL, 1S79s-sOUTHYHyE Tx
pHFsRs West ward -aesVe nlcnDs0po ~ 1:04 ~
leave lBurkeyfile fas 2.07 M. lssye Ilunoee af
q. Greens .oro' At 1888 80 Do Connects Ill l si
ptte with tfains on the Atfsnta ard Richmond Afrs
Zine RaijrOad for atlanta, MONTGOMERY, MOBILIZE
New sTieanA anS oil southern points. ~.
NEW YORK CYPRESS, Esstward- leave Green's
$50 p ne; aJnyeat Rchmsnd At I1;g4 r. M. ~
THROUGH MAIL, WesfwSrd-tezye Richmond NJ
1888 P. a.; leaye Barkevitie at al r. d.; Ieaye
Dundee ct 9:25 r. d.; leave DaBsiiieS at g:2D r.
~: arrive: at Greens ooro,a Al 1851 81. This.
Charlotte, Columhss and Atlanta RAILROADS for Co.
lumbis, Augusta, "a sanuah, Macon, and Ill south
ern points. $50
THROUGH MAE, Eastwsrd-.,eaye 6reensboro>,
1t Els a. ~. :l.aye Dalyiile At 613 A. n 1aav6
Dundee al 5:25 A., III: leave Burxeytlle Al 1880
main coauecfs at Bkerfile Witt train. on the At
lantic> ID ississppt and Ohio railroad from Lynch
burg, ard all southwestern points.
LrSCHBTRG PASSENGER, Wes.warf-.ieaye
Eicitncno ~ 9:UG A. 81. leave Bnrkeyflie at 12:48
BeRKEynLE AccoMsoparIOS, Eastward
leave BuHsyille at i:S5 A. NJ; arrive ut Rfch-
mond at 7:58SA.M 80 81 !. n. 4
All Though trains connecsas dundee with trafns
on tle w. q, " ~ and q. Y. railroad to and from
points. 5fssfT,4s 1850 s''1,
Through tickets sold to all points South and south
/ en. u T. n. Z. rALC0TT,
II ror.,r lEEnginesr and SUPERINTENDENT.
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The Alexandria District.

ALEXANDRIA, August 2G.-Eppa Hunton,
after stormy session and the withdrawal of
the Culpeper delegation, was unanimously
renoninated as candidate for Congress
from this district.
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CINCINNATI MARKETS.

Crscr;NATI, August 26-Flour o dsLl ana droop ,
n mis- hui firm al S23023.50 Lard east17; sum
meI 13X@I4o Bacon firm; shoulders, ~; S eesr
rib. l33ac; clear, 13@13xc. Wh.sSeS ataas ana &c
hiehpr. b
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-08-27
Charlie Ross.

PHILADELPHIA, August .26.-It is under.
stood that the services OF Pinkerton's agency
has been secured by some Of the citizens
here to search for little Charlie Ross.