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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-21

AN UNrAITHFUL POLICEMAN.-Otficer La
feranderie has been on duty in the Second
District Vegetable Market at night for some
time, but has been inefficient in making
arrests. Numerous complaints have been
made by hucksters who often stated that
their stalls had been robbed. The officer
was instructed to oe vigilant and, it pos
sible, arrest the thieves, but invariably re-
ported "no progress" Notwithstanding the
complaints continued.
The sufferers grew tired ana concluded to
do little watching for themselves, and so
appointed u committee of spies This pri-
vate Waterman kept guard Monday night
and was rewarded toward morning by dis
covering person helping hlmself to pile
of choice vegetables. On looking abound
Cor Officer Laferanderie that official was
not discovered. 80 the hucksters dropped
down on the freebooter and captured him,
but were some what surprised on discover
ing that they had arrested Laferandere
himself, caught him in the act OF stealing.
They took him to the station house and
charged him with larceny. His captain
suspended him from duty and will send
him before the Police Board. Poverty may
have been the cause, but if he was so poor
as that ne SHOULD have had enough decency
to discard his uniform when depredating.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-21

special NOtice.-Ofce American Mutua, In.
su-ai:cs association OF New Orleans, No. % Z on'
meFciaI place. between st. Charles and camp
streets New orleans. October :, l3.t-Al meet
ing o. tae Board of Trustees held this day, it was
unanimously resolved TO convene meeting OF the
etockhoders on TUESDAY, November 10 1874. at
6 ?. ~ on business of Importance.
By order Of the PRECEDENT
oc3 80. P. ], SULLIVAN Secretary.
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MORTAL REMAINs.-The bones of a Young
baby were found at bulk head, head OF
Roiln street. Inquest, verdict. and that Is
all
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UfFTCIAE NOTIOtS.
CIRCUIT COURT OF THE UNITED
STATES.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
In Chancery-No. 1913.

FRANK n. AMES, TRUSTEE vs.. NEW ORLEANS :.
Mobile and Texas Railroad Company, William
Pitt Kellogg, trustee. and others.
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Succession Of Mary pliers.

SSECCyD DISTRICT COURT FOR tt. PARISH
- Of Orleans. No. 3..!35.-sc.ice l.. herabr given
TO iii. cred .or. of his estate and :. AL other per.
IONS herein interested 70 sh"- ca!s- within ten
.av. from Ii. present nodscatioa. y any Trey
have or can. why She account rr.seu Ell by 'h..
OF This estate sho1lt not ,. h1olo.
gated and approved. and :.r ;...a '.stg y.te1 ~
accordar.. Herewith.
By order The Court.
UcI6 20 ~ FRANK PACE, JH "lsrk-
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FOURTH slcDONOGH sCHOOLHOUsE.
MAyoRALrY OF New OnlKsss.l
Ia Il

CEALEO PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED Ar
- this Office until Saturday. October u a: twelve
o'clock NJ. tor building the Fourth McDonogs
SehOolhouse. in She +ifh District Agerst, accord
Payment in United States currency on completion
and acceptance Of the building. The right to ye.
iect any Or all bids is hereby specially reserved.
By dire ctioR Of the Council.
Oc1D I'd LOUIS A. WILT Ha-os.
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Seventy thousand four hundred dollars.
straightforward four hundred dollars,
To be given away October "a,

TO be gwen away October II,
When the next rawing
When tho next draw wing
OF the Louisiana single number lottery
y. the Louisiana single number lottery
viii surely take place.
VIII surely take place.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.
MONITION.

ANONlTlUNN
UNITED STATES CusTOMHst'sE,
Collectors Ohice
New Orleans, October l, 1874
VtHE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED GOODS HAVING
l. been seized for violation Of the revenue la VS.,
herein forth. notice is hereby given that un
less !:ie persons Claiming the same shall appear
and file their claims, according TO law. wi, hun
twenty days from date hereof, the goods viii! be-
advertised and sold at public auction as provided
by sections eleven twelve, thirteen and fourteen
OF Che act OF Cengnss. approved July 10. 1866:
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SUCCESSION NOTICES.

Succession Of Philip Engmnnn.
HECONDDiSrRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
- Orleans. No. 81, 505.-Wheveas, S1mon En.mann
has petit.oreG the court fo1 letters ~ adm.etra.
tion on .h. estate of IN. Tate Philip Ensmann.
deceased, interstate. Eetlc.. is hereby given to ALI
whom it may concern 20 show ealse within zen
days why the prayer OF :he said petitioner shou.d
not be granted.
By order Of the Court.
OciS |. 81. FRANK PACE. yR.. Geek.
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Hctire.--he stockholders of The New Orleans
NJ .nua : l.fi,s and Building Company request
~ 10 cali vita 'heig certificates OK stock Ola Ny
!neo Lv' .'hal S'. i3I Poydras street. 20 ;ece..e
.u.l ....i4e... 0. 5. 81 les share
). 4. BLAEFEP
FRANK RODEH
THLO. LILIENTHiI,
oc.2 IS. L.Guidass's.
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NeW Cfiean.. October 10. 1s74.-Netice
- !eIeoN gwen that application has been N ide 10
IN" Home Mutua! Insurance Conpanv o. New o.
leans ."E new certificates Of gle following scrip
los. OF L-s!ald, n Ia, name OF Lucien AGan.
No. II "f 1888. fo- $50: No. ;. of 1853 tor 40
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

WIDOW J. B. BELLOCQ, AUGUSTA r. NOBtOM
and Pierre Row vs.. Their Creditors AID the
Creditors of Bellocq. Noblom Co.
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Balance due by the city.......s 5000 s.
An ordinance providing for the payment of
the severa! accounts therein named.
Be it ordained. That the following aIDro.
priatiOns be and are hereby made. and tia:
the Administrator OF Public Accounts war.
rant on Ia. Administrator: OF Finance II
payment OF the same wh.a.ave. there shai!
be money in The city treasury - the credit
Of the appropriate fund COR each account
and not otherwise appropriated:
DEPARTMENT or IMPROVEMENTS Fol: UCIo.
Der, Is, i.
Et1rau Of Srteis-
William Henry. ballast. ........... 81. -
Page " Co.. cinders. ............... -v' w
B9rcor of Jha..ces u.tR LGHiings--
Barrett Il Wienann. hardware. !.6 -
B. Nj. Schneider and read twice:
ResotrcS, That the following apnTopr;a.
tons De and are hereby made to reimburse
the employees Of the Department OF Finance
Tor counterfeit money taken by them and
shorts on pay roljs and in the collection of
taxes and licenses to date. and that the Ad-
ministrator OF Public Accounts warrant on
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
In Bankruptcy-Nos. 144:1.

IN THE MATTER OF W. II. HENNING co. AND
of William H. fleming and Archibald Camp.
bell. individually. bankrupts.
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In Bankruptcy-Nes. 1443.
f0NHE UNDERSIGNED GIVES NOTICE OF HIS
Il appointment assignee of W. H. Henning &
Co. and OF William H. heDniDg and Archibald
Campbell, individually, Of the parish Of Orleans
and State Of Louisiana, who have been adjudged
coul Of said district
ocl5 lot R. G. EYRICR Assignee
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Office Lafayette Fire Insurance Com-
iai!F New " cans October % l8.i.-At meet.
!ng OF 'he board Of directors held on October 70.
l}.:. i was resolved t" call in a cash :nstallment
o. FIVE PER CENT on :e capital stock. in &C.
r"fdan'e WIN article four OF the constitution! o'
The company. paw able at tn. Office of the company
"!'al. tory DAYS. LOC!s MATHIS,
Oc.i 49, Secretary
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CITY Hail., NEW ORiEAys.,
Tuesday. october 20. 1874
The Council met this day at II NJ, in
regular session.
Presentation. Lo,is A. Witt, Mayor.
presiding, and Administrators Brewster.
Calhoun, Lewis. Schneider and Turnbull.
The minutes Of the last meeting were
approved. --
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FIRE on COLISEUM STREET.-At half-past
seven o'clock last evening the dwelling Of
William A. Randolph. corner Of Coliseum
and Seventh streets. was discovered to be
on fire. The damage did not amount to
more than SOC.
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Creditors Of BellOcq NoblOm Co.
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
- Orleans-NO. a. 200.
rlvHE CREDITORS OF THE AFORESAID IN.
Il solvents hereby notified to show cause
within ten days from the first publication hereof
Pevchaud, ESQ.,. syndic of said creditors. should
not be approved and hOmOlogAted, and the funds
in his hands distributed accordingly.
New Orleans October 30 1874.
Oc2l Is so ED. DR. BLOIs, Clerk.
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THE AssAss:N's KNlHE.-Last evening
when crowd Of people gathered at the
scene Of a fire at the corner of Felicity and
Religious streets. a misunderstanding hap.
pened between some men whose names
were not ascer.ained, and this was hardly
settled before another row broke out in
wiic!, Squire +. Grierson, a coloced man.
was stapbed ia his abdomen by an VT
known person. The wounded man was
sent TO his home. No. l63 Religious street.
where Il surgeon attended hun. The wound
is not a very serious one.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-21

BROUGHT Ur WITH A ROUND TURN
Warren Williams and Ross Nelson may be
homes: men. but appearances Indicate the
contrary. II is asserted that they stole
three cows and calf from Sixth Distric:
resident. The case is complicated one.
but Judge Adams will sif. it ont in due
time
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Salem has the honor Of having for one OF
;ts citizens gentleman who was one Oh Inc
immorta! 600 who made the great enas ,ge
under under, Captain Nolan at Balaklaya during
the Crimean war. He can show three SCAR,
the effects OF Russian sabres. and says tae
description of their charge is mol 100 DEFY my
drawn by Tennyson ~ DIS g srad poe Roanoke
Charge of the Six Hunareo' ,-tsoe1'1'''
Times.
COUNTRY Posi- FFieEs.-The Post-un =;
Department has lately issued an order Wn y.
Is of interest 10 pesso1s IN the rufal -
The order requires country postmasters. I, 70
keen their offices open every day during the
usual business hours, and to attend g. a. y,
other times as may be required 70 receive :; "
and dispaieh the mails and also require $, s,,p
tnsns 10 open their offices one honr %, :. aun
AN morning il a mail arrives 9. the clnss Y
1 that day. Isl !: IS
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!. COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
4 g5 RICHMOND, September 4, 1s7A.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
s5 RICHMOND, September 4, 1s7A.
OFFERINGS. 80
/, WnEAT-White, 1896 bushels. Red, 1850
bushels
CosN.-white, 77e bushels. Mixed, sos bushels.
OATs.-354 bushels. 81
RYE.-l8 bushels.
SHIPSTUFE.-54b bushels. .a.i-- lt ..t
MEAL.--7S bushels. lya.
SALES.
WHEAT.--White, 972 bushels very goodat II SO.
ITO bushels good at S1.30; "a bushels ut 81 20;
$50 bushels very good S1.33; "a bushelsvery good
at 81 80; 20 bushels prime at 81 .37x: 80 hushei5
prime at 81 So; $50 bushels at Sl.27; 80 0usfi.
els at S1.l9: 1870 bushels prime at u .S7;72
bushels fair at S1.25. Total, g. 500 bushels. j.
WHEAT.-Red. 115 bushels very good on private
terms; l 8 bushels good at LII: 400 bushels az
*l.lS 100 bushels fair ut 81 %; SO bushels FOOD
AZ $3.50; 20 bushels at s1.2o: 40 bushels very
good at 81 49, Total, S04 bushels.
: CoRN-White, IA bushels common on private
terms; so bushels prime at Doc. 202 bushels on
private terms. Total, 376 bushels.
CoRN.-Mixed, so bushels very good az 64c.; liz
bushels very good on private terms; $50 bushels
good at 53c. Total, q 81 bushels.
RYE.-l6 bushels very good ut 90c. .E1i
sHIPSTuEF.--54 bushels OF private terms. /
MEAL.-7S bushels on private terms.
-. RE-eXH1BlTED1 'st's
WHEAT.-White. 10 bushels. +. 5,.
CoRN.--White, 400 bushels. ei,,
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posT.oF RICHMOND. SEPTEMBER 4, 1878. ~

PORT OF RICHMOND. SEPTEMBER 4, ld5A is
ARRIVED. SsEs, :
Steamer j, w. Eycrman, Plat, Philadelphia,
merchandise and passengers, w. +. Porter
steamer ,Westoyer, Skinner, balttnore.s f1er>a
chandlse and passengers, Powhatan steamboat
Company, L.. B. Tatum. agent. !, ~ ~. ~
Bark Edwin. Christpphersen, Lfyerpooi uid Cis7sf.
Point salt Lee, Seldom i 20. sfs .sl
3 Schooner j. b. johnson. Rose Phtadeipnta, c0aIs
Chesapeake and Ohio Rairoad Contrary. ~
Schooner Trade Wind, Bryant, Philsueiphlas 4
coal, Chesapeake ana Ohio Railroad Company. g8
5,sa, SAILED, @ ..s ..ss 5FfF s
steamer Wyanoke, Couch, New York, merchAn-s.
disc aud passengers, q. w. Allen q Co.
Steamer j. ". .Ev.rInan, .pmtt. Phlladelphisps
Steamer john sylvester, P1st, NolIoiss p aer
cbandise and passengers. e. B. Tstum. agent. y
schooner Mabei Hall, Bartlett, Boston; nerchsnse
u Schooner John Spedden, McNamara, Panunkef
river, 10 load grain, Curfie & Co. IS
i cLEARED FOR THIS PORT. =.
BALTIMORE. September 4.-sthoOnerii EuEies
Cursey, for Richmond VA a 49, est5
60. MEMORANDA. n III ~
PROVIDENCE, September = - rriyed: scnp0nssr
g. Evans, lpgersoif. With Dig.1ron,S from hlcl-F
mond. Va. alse, schooner n. Is. Leeds, Hanmeis
from virginia Win sweet potatoes :or
Va, at Rio Janeffo'oi the Stli nitimo. . -
NEW YORK, September Arrived: sch0oners +
Adallza. Loveland; W. Il. Rutau, " oo!ey; samuei
Wood, Wood; Eurotas, IEman; Elite Bgoine, ~
French; j. G. Cate, sawyer; r. a. Sanders, Lake.
all from Virginia. .l4 So + h y.,JfI 3sr
BY Telegraph. ~: 3,
new YORK, September 4.--Arrlved: Old Do
FopT MONROE. September 4.--passed in for Ricilsi,
mond, brig JernbYrd, from LtyerDeot. 4E e
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good time rhaps there was lsttIe TOO
much noise about IA. M., but mi b0H We
IIllhad 5 good time. Eoibb, siB Teyer, He'd
around 'this' iaps hing abd sid IEbfoI el Goods
objected TO d srHrnprs. y On CHG whole, II
therefore decided TO quit, and I am now
stating ut Bhrkeyitle sheres please send fme
d remittance, as that chem agne Mt Buffalo
cost d heap OF money. Yours to command,
TX. <. q; Special Commissto !:
rive publish The above: As q specimen Of,
amateur journalism, but In future, when we
require any special commissioners, ne shall
rely on our old and experienced staff. Colo
mel Goode Will please excuse asy fnisdeedst
Of the above misguided ps&on. He seems
TO be In doubt even as to. bis own where.
abouts, his letter being dated at Buffalo
Springs, but containing the statement 81
am now staying at Burkeyille1 Weare glad
to hear on every hand Of the successful
season at Bafalo.--Ed, Dispatch.]
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Old Folks. Exc.arsioi,.

Il PHILADELPHIA, September About 400
old folks participated in an excursion to
sRockIand to-day. Scarcely any were under
sixty yearsof age, and the three oldest were
10S, 102, and t1QL Tire latter walked
about supported by canes, and greatly en-
joyed the amusements provided. There was
music, and dancing was participated In by
many who had passed four score years.
The day passed of without accident.
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New York Items.

New York. September Agatha orian'
DIM, opera singer, is dead. !.
j A rocket match for the championship OF
America and purse of $500 was played oy
Thomas Moore and James Drewry yester-
day, which resulted in victory Tor The
The Commissioners Of Accounts have
made AN examination OF the books OF the
ina ritz Commission, and make report show.
inc irregularities in distributing supplies es
deeeir in making returns, fraud in letuAs
contracts, alteration Of books, and essas
thing in q generally suspicious mudd.e.
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STABLES AND ANIMALS Observation-Disclosures
nhia. September 3.--At a late hour this eve
ming the stables in West Philadelphia, own
ed BY Charles Laferty, containing Twelve
mules and eight horses, were totally destroy.
ed by fire, only three Of the animals oe ID g
rescued. A large. quantity of lumber, the
property of the Keystone Bridge Company,
was also destroyed. The fire appears TO nave
been the work of an incendiary.
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Excitement over Trial for Murder

PROFESSIONALLY, IND, September Al
the examining trial yesterday Clark ano
Lewis were held for the murder OF August
Gardner. They were sent from Henrypille
to Charleston Jail under strong guard. II
is reported an application will De MADE iof
a writ Of habeas corpus. Should sucn an
attempt be made it is thought vigilance
committee will hang them. Ii an attempt is
made to take them from jail, 1t is likely .
fearful fight will be the result, as it Is SAID
the sheriff is determined to protect MS
prisoners at all hazards.
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RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET.

RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET.
The following Is the report of Mr.. l.. GimmL
reghmasier- the arrival, sale, &C., Of I've stock
from the 10Th OF August TO the 4th of September,
1874: a,1.,.,,.
HoGS-I4S head sold by weight at 2HGa4Ac.
gross. ~.
sHEEP.-Sold by weight at from 4@4hc.. gross.
Stock sheep, per head, sold from W 60D3. 20.
LAMBs.-Per head, sold from S2.25@3.75.
VEALs-Per head, sold from S4Q13.
The arrivals OF cattle during The week were 800
head-lS6 were sold by weight and the remainder
Skinned away,
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The Late Fire In GreenvilIe, Miss.

MEMPHIS, September 4.-The following
particulars concerning the destructive fire in
Greenville, Miss, Wednesday morning, have
been obtained: The fire, which is supposed
to have been incendiary, originated in the
grocery store of Morgan d Pau, crosseu .
Mulberry street going east and MAN str e,
west, destroying the entire portion OF tne
town from Mulberry street to the river, en-
bracins nearly all The business houses in the
mace in all seyenty-three houses. valued at
over $3.50. 900. The Insurance amounts TO
ahout Sl50.OOo. There will be considerable
suffering, as nearly all the provisions in the
town were destroyed. a man namea MsJoi
Thompson has been arrested on susplcioh VI
being concerned in the incendiary work.
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5southern .(,or.r,erce,

AUGUSTA, GA, September 4.-The steam
ship Vicksburg, of the Port Royal and New
York Steamship Line, left Port Royal for
New York to-day with a full cargo and thir-
teen passengers. BY the 10Th instant a
steamship win leave Port Royal for Liver.
pool weekly. 1855 Is
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trr .'I ~ Aa'her, who sailed from this cour.
lG0 I'M n1f' 'l'ie ago, having in charge some
Of Co. Co.. ouns shad intended for the waters
g,e,mIa ",anS, writes from on board the
Ano,b st mat The fish all died of starvation.
s.yYd e., Tempt %!ll be made to transplant
-" IRON America to German waters,
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rs,0 LANES T. Todd AND LOgIsA :

,rsO JAMES T. TODD AND LOGl ts q b,
AIS WIFE iFnRMsRILLI - L9 osI ,.
sgsakfSS vi; IA rake X:
A o,ce hat + as administatrix, with o.e viii az.
s.slngff,lqw ae Ts 1 5aa ana
gaS observation-disclosures OF teuder years
ssai move The judse Of the Circuit Court OF Gnss
=, ms ga1o sss lgs
apSnt and also for the remov al and iransfer
VII the nrocees arising from e sale Of real ss'at
10 said infants TO the city Of Mont ,
gomery, In the state 81 .ap .oaIns, OF Wh'eu sAs'
am No" - : : .' LUgYgs. STRIEGFELLoW..
Adassy istsatriS and dnaruia as
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

New YORK, September Nooa.-Stocks active.
with better prices Money, q Gold, 109S. Ex-
chanse-Long, 4S7; short, 4S9K Governments
dull and steady. States quiet and nominal. 81
Erening.--Mone easy nc 2I3k. Exchange dull,
heavy. andilower at. 1861. Gold. 1o94t91 oeb.
Governments dali and steady. States qaies and
nominal.
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vermont Election.

MosrpEI1Es, September 4.-.Retnrns from
Indoe Poland's district, eSeeIt tive small
towns. give Poland 5,575 Dsnn,son, =, go;
davenport, 1853; scattering, Ok. Judge
Peck is elected Governor oy from 2, Ooo 10
$4,000 majority. 80
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Letter from Petersburg.


4 correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
as PETsRsBuRa, September 4, 1874.
/ The recent access ofahot weather has
checked the tide Of bomeRard- bound pas.
sengers from the springs, and inspired those
who returned too quickly with regret that
they did not give the mountains fairer
trial. ~ f'.;2iii'E& ss
Fifty Italians; newly landed at Norfolk
from New York, by one Of the steamers OF
the Old Dominion line, passed through The
city to-day on the Atlantic, m Mississippi and
Ohio railroad, on their way to East Tennes.
work on one Of the RAILROADS extending from
Chattanooga. ay3s,5.l 3 !. .rl.sa .,3t,s i go
The Radicals OF the city met in convention
last night for the purpose Of selecting dele
gates to the Congressional Nominating Con
Vention, which meets in Farmyille on the
10Th instant to nominate o candidate for
Congress. Mr.. j. HsFBailey Ohe man who
sWears that the jury which tries our election
Judges must be: packed by Radicals only was
chairman, with Mr.. C. E. Gregory (white,
and C. N. Hamlin (blaek) as secretaries. The
proceedings were quite stormy, but finally
at late hour, delegates were selected and
instructed by large majority to vote fol
L.
negroes took high umbrage at this, and one
fellow, who was some what the worse fol-
deep and frequent cups, had to be expelled
by the sergeant-at-arms by reason of his OBJ
streperous behavior.
| From all present indications there is nc
doubt whatever but that Stowell will re-
ceive the nomination. All the office,holders
and the post-office and custom house Officials
are vigorously working for him, and he il
possessed of the sinews of war, which For
| ter lacks. Besides, the coiored brethren are
little dubious OF Pat. W oods's friend, and
especially since his declared opposition te
! the civil-rights bill, and other moderate
views which he vows, they shy off with
Characteristic negro GINNING from taking
any stock (so to speak) in his canvass.
Neither Porter, nor StoWell was present,
learn. at the meeting last night. ;Jorgensor
pulled the Stowell wires. know not who
represented Porter. De Mortie has retired
from the contest, and supports the claims o.
StoweIi. :.& ="
The name of the man who beat DR.
Stands was Staples, and not Tucker
There are two versions of the affair; and a:
1.-THE matter will be decided by the court:
there is no occasion to add anything to VIVA
has been already said on the subject.
The streets of the city are being put II
elegant order by the combined efforts of tht
"hands." The town is mending.
Everybody is agog for the trip to the cape;
on Tuesday. ROBIN ADAIR.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-05
MINERAL WATER &,
THE BUFFALO LITHIA, WATER
FOR SALE. tl,y III

Spring No. / Of these springs is considered wen
nigh specific In the diseases peculiar 70 Wdmgn i ~
tent levers. Spring No. Q, though OF recent dis
coyery has made some Of The most cures
der and appendages. II has given decided reilef ID
equity aud rheumatic affections dependent upon
uric acid In the blood and has shown Erest
AFFECTIONS Of the liver aud stomach. Ine WAFER %
either spring. put up IN boxes containing ON
haIf-1aIIon botles will be delivered at the
rna5 Mt III per box, to be paid insadyance. ADJ
dress IhOh a. rs y. ..T1o,ODI.s q
90 3.oaw6m Mecklenburg county, Va.