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An elegant new AriOn piano
for sale at cost and carriage.
which Is $40 less than man.
ufactures' price. This is u bar
gain not found every day.
PIERCE d. LYLE.
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Wali paper and crOquet sets
now al hand. and for sale nj
low prices at Reed IL LatfrOp's,
Elm street, opposite burnt dis
trict.
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NOTICE.

No accounts against employees In the
Herald ONCE will be allowed IN settle
ments with tho Office unless nm order
from the Proprietor IN given.
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COMpOssTIOx ROOFING.

Remember tiIat W. d. DibOli
furnishes composition roofing
AL 30 80 per square. War
ransed good roof. Good refer
eRcea, ~ requircd.
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BOOK BINDING AND JOB PRlN'

The latest sly les OF Note PA
pers, witi, az without mOmo-
gram. In legal or ben tOn folds.
with .barOniai envelopes 10
match in size and tint. Ailat
PIERCE al LYLE.S.
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THE Dallas Agricultural and Mechanical
Gift Association has two drawings each day,
at IL NJ. and 6P. NJ.
WHITAKER Il WILKINSON,
l23d3m Managers.
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tIuGig Lessons.

Mrs. sophIn a, Ault viii give instruction
on the plano NJ the residence al Captain
John II. Bryan, on Lamar street. aud soliciti
u share of patronage, liOdlm
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Lawyers IirieIs
storLhoidcrs' Meeting.

Printed Ia pamphlet form, with noNlnosS
md dispatch, NJ the HERALD OFFICE.
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DALLAS COUNTY.

District Judge-H, Barksdale, Dallas.
Criminal Court Judge-Silas Hare, Sher-
man.
District Attorney-Ed. G. Bower, Dallas.
District and ex.officio County Clerk
Alexander HARDWOOD.
Deputy Clerks-R. ID. Rawlins, Pierre VI
Brown, William a. Harwood.
Sheriii-James l.. Barllley.
Tax Clerk--W. l.. Nermilllon.
Deputy Sheritis-J. NJ. Chapman, Thomas
John Bowen. ''
Surveyor-Roherr VI. Cook.
Treasurer--Martin v. Cole.
Cattle and Hide lnspector-Thomas John.
son.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
Precinct No. l--John ID. KerioOt (presidlng
JUSTICE, Dallas.
Precinct No. civilian A. George, Ian.
caster.
Precinct No. 3-Charles Barker, Cedar
Precinct No. l-Thomas l.. Frank, Breck-
Precinct No. j-rhomas ID. Coates, Scyene.
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NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS,

McrearteralI bills for advertisements
In this paper Will be collected monthly,
unless otherwise specified IN contracts.
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WANTS-WANTED.
1000 Rolls Bagging-2,OOO
Bundles Arrow Ties.

we are now receiving one thousand rolls
bagglng and two thousand bundles Arrow
ties, which we will sell to the trade AT the
lowest market price In quantities TO suit.
Dallas, August .. is7i. ifhiim
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Lost.

At the Empire restaurant for twenty-five
cents. l56u2t
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Drawn Ia presence OF John W, Lane. M.
tary Public
WHirAKEE & WILLIAMSON,
Managers
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Exchange,
THE GENERAL MARKET.


Bacon: Cleaaides l2ci Breakfast li-ei
Hams, oanyassed, li@lbc Hams, sushl-eureu'
loo. .,,.
Molasses On barrels por GALLON Far tci
Prime zoe; Choice SOC Golden syrup @ri SILVER
Drlpa 75Mac, ,.,o..
Sugar I'm barrels per pound, Far i0ci
White clarified l2c;POwdeIcd lic,Crushed li5a'
Fish (MnokeroD No. l,half barrels so NO
2. half barrels S0i No. |, kits ~ %, No. = kllh
~ ~.
Tobacco, per ID, J1aS5c.
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instantaneous cure for neuralgia.
H. &C., HoSKlNs,
Ddly Agent for DALLAS.
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Franklin il selling inks nj
unprecedented low prices, AS
also crOquet and cliValrie scts.
gold pens. blank books. sta-
tiOncry. etc.. etc. Of which he
has large quantities. by far the
largest stock in Dallas.
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School and sunday school
books. at catalogue prices, nj
FrunlSliM's book store.
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Thr latest StOck Of Window
Shades, Fixtures, COrRice
Moulding ant wall Paper al
ways 20 found Ri
PIERCE a. LYLE'S.
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PsCTgI RE FRAMES

Made 10 order. and glass furn-
islhed VI Eranl&liu's book store,
Main street. next door TO Com
nor az Walkers.
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A. VI. Steagall, Notary Pub
nc, Office opposite Adams n
LeOnard's bank.
JOHN w. LANE.

Notary public and agents for
the collection OF claims al Aus.
tin. Once AZ CASTOR a. Thomas
bank, north side al the public
square.
DIdtf
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AT THE HERALD OFFICE.


MhtsrcSSes! MbttreSseSI
We are selling better and cheaper Mat
tresses Khan any house in the state.
O'BRIEN 4 CuR3AN
Manufacturers, Austin street, near Pacific
railroad. lS0dlm
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GO 10 Frcen.uns

Corner OF Houston and Elm streets, Tor yonl
photographs, gems and other sun pictures.
l3ldlm
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Canned Goods.

Peaches, IN, n dozen, W lO@2 6O;pears, 2-lb, h
dozen, - %; Plums, green cages, IN n dozen,
" 10; Strawberries, 2-lb, u dozen, 81 70; Rasp-
berries, IN, lBdOzen, ~ w; Backberrles. 2-b,
u Dozen ~ 90; Tomatoes, 2-b, n dozen, 50 20.
Corn, 2-lb, y dozen, 81 1903 %; Peas, IN, q
dozen, " ~; Succotash, 2-lt, VI dozen, SO 80;
HOLSTERS, In, +, dozen, IS co. oysters, l-lb, "
a y
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H'EabyR SACKS.

FEOyR SACHS.
Manila bags and wrapping pa
per for sale low 30 the trade
AZ lstiED a. E.ATEEEgOP'S.
l2dtf Elm Street.
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T.. ~. JAMESON
Manager Building
Dept, Sup't Machine
Shop
Estimates made and
Contrnctstnken
for every description
Of Carpenter and
JoIners work, Stone,
Iron, or Wood
Fronts, Counters and
SHOWING builtto
Order, and at the
shortest notice.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

OFFICE on TIM pALLAs HERALD,
August ", lhi'
CORRECTED daily by the First National bnnkI
Buying selling
aold .lU7Q Mlml
tf,,.","tr,,,,'"'"''"nlVlW W'W
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Dbncco, per Id, JD@S5c.
lnlInc md Ien.
Rren,lstniN and Graln.

RIO, common, 27c; Fall 10 good, 2Sc; Prlnl
10 choice, 29ci q. @. Java, 3jci Ter, per ID, 1O
q
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RAILROAD 'EaME TABLE.
CORRECT RAILROAD TIME

Can always bo found att. NJ. Grams, No. 5O7
Main street, Also, Gold and Silver Watches
that WILL KEEP IT.
Arrival aud Departure Of Trains nj
DailEs.
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City and Connix serin

In sums to suit taxpayers, at Dallas County
bank. laidim
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Old Books, Magazines, Etc
Bound nj the Lowest Prices
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JAS. M. FisnIn
MnchlnisL
snsh, Doors, Blinds,
Brackets, Turning,
Moulding,
window Frames
made 20 any desired
Pattern.
Portable Buildings
for stores, Dwellings
y Churches or
schoohouses, Cut
Fitted, Marked anL
ready for erection
and Mailing,
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Liquors..

BMndlcs-Apple, 81 j0@3 90; Peach, 81 100
8 6O Cognac, " 26@7 %.
Whiskies-Bourbon and Rye, 81 1908 co.;
Imitation Bourbon, 81 ijal rs
Wines Port and sherry, 81 JO@3 W.
Rcctihcd WhiSkey 81 l0Wi 10.
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Fruits. Nuts and Confectioneries.

Dried apples Flb l4c;Lcmons, pbox soiornnges
tboX ~ 90; Figs, new " ID l0ci Raisins IN
Xante, n H. new l5c; Turkish pruncs new
y ID lsc; Almonds, son shell q Ii 25c; FilberIs
new Is 10 zoe; Walnuts, y n De- Brazil nuts,
y n poe; Peanuts, " ID l2.gc; Cronberries y
barrel els; r0cOnnuts, v 100 $40 OOWl2 80; Fine
81 ~
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T.. n. JAMESON

Contractor and Builder
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Flour-Extra Family q 5g6 OO; Cholc
XA% " OOQs5 20 xxx 81 75g5 OO Xxx ~ glC
1 ~.
Bran, y 100 lbs, 81 ~,
Onts Il bushol Bjjg7lc,
Wheat per bushel, 81 10.
Corn, per bushel, 81 O0@l ID.
Corn meal per 80 lbs, 81 0j9l 10.
potntoes-Tablc a. 5000 80.
Bennsi White navy N lOO lbs q JOg7 %.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-25
LArEsTEeREIaN Nnwgsa
.aEnalana,i

p 4
LONDON September 2a.-The American
ship. Is. +. Hsrsey, ff5m Gaardifs for MontA
Vtdeos put to sea yesterday hit while. che
vas yet in the channel seyeral sailors jumped
overheard ana sWah ast5ife Id i Bleeding
and exhausted condition. Accounts ofgthe
occurrence on board the vessel differ butthe
whole crew were fighting, and one OF them
/ was killed by the captain. A boat went in
pursuit Of the Hersey, but Il IS feared it will
not overtake her The crew alt belong to
Cardiffe. ol} -st8s.a-JlI laia d 800
{ The members of the Austrian Polar expe-
'dition declare that explorations 10 the direc-
,tion Of the North Pole are hopeless of satis-
factory results, and that the reports OF the
existence of an open Polar seaarei untrue;
SPAN. s''4 ~
MADRID, September 24.-An engagement
in7the province Of BiscaYs between the Re.
publicans apd Cariists, resulted in, the rout
Of the latter. Many OF the Insurgents are
surrendering and asking for amnesty. III
>.,,r5,, .s.fsn Cuba raatz5l 81 - tss6 II
New YoRE, September 24.-A- letter from
Havana says: =" Prompt payment of contri-
buttons on capital imposed by decree,
which are absolutely necessary to meetthe
treasury deficits, have been enforced - :
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Icf1er from Charlottesville.

f.'rr-, Sro- C!euce of 'hc Richmond dispatch -
CutEL0TTE>vILLE. September "a, 1874
Tnr conferences between the Town Coun-
c;;ard the presidents OF the two railroads
which run By this town have resulted in the
,-amulra.ion of an order by the Council for
IN fEr.ion TO be held on the 11st day of DC.
,olrrto determine whether the demands of
,hc road shall he compiled with-to wit:
Th3, the lcwn shall subscribe to the stock of
the WASHINGTON City, Virginia Midland and
Great southern railroad the sum Of $751; 900,
and that another Slj, 900 shall be used, or rs
much Z, NAV be necessary, in meeting the
demands OF the Chesapeake and Ohio road,
~ the end that the shops Of each company
,hgll he placed here or in one mile OF the
corporate limits Of the town.
There is hardly q business man in Char
lg,tcsviIle that does not see the advantages
which are likely 70 accrue from the copsun-
nation Of these projects. There are some
ohj.ctorS, Of course, as there are to every
scheme of public Improvement but the
principal objection appears to be against
running the town ip debt. It is encourag'
in.. however, to know that the real men OF
business axe in favor Of it, and we will no
doubt secure the requisite three.titths vote TO
accomplish i.
The llayorana Council will to. day visit the
grounds upon which the reservoir OF our
Hatcr-wo.kS is TO be situated, if We ever
have any. Accompanied by an engineer,
Who has been over the ground, and who will
explain everything TO them. they will be
able ineigently to determine upon the
pi1.ticaUiiity OF furnishing Us a supply OF
pare fresh water.
The public schools opened on Monday
with Tic usual number Of scholars-that Is,
q Very small number. The various private
schools in he town and vicinity which have
c!turi within the past ten days have COM
m"Nccd with unusual patronage, to the ,detrl-
Nrli y. the public schools. '"v. 70
The prospects Of the University are not as
h.ttcging ~ last year, though 1t is expected
TIA; The Number Of students will be fully up
10 that Of has session.
Religious services are being held nightly
in the Disciples church, conducted by Elder
/. i. Cutler. Several persons have united
with the church. Elder F. D. Power. for
>olla time past pastor Of this church, took
leave OF hi> congregation Monday night. lie
l., been elected 10 professorship in Beth.
aII College, Ky. which position, no doubt,
h" will grace with dignity and ability. he
Is young man Of talent. and while here en-
dea;rd himself to his congregation and made
M9l! admirers. QUIZ.
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THE DISPATCH, PRINTING HOUSE

.THE DISPATCH PRINTING HOUSE,
Il In It's extent and equipment, Is uHequaled by
.any printing establishment In the South. Has large
and ample facilities for doing ALL KINDS OF JOB
WORK. -. !, !, ! :, :. !, I, -
promptly and neatly executed, and AT low prices
GOOi, WORK, GU0l)hATE kIAL, AND Salts.
FACTION GUARANTEED Look NJ some OF our
prices: -. w ~ =. = ,''.'' ''" . go
: BUSINESS CARDS So to IS per 1000. -
VISITING CARDS soc. to 81 for so.
LETTER HEADS "a 10 So rs per ream.
BILL HEADS 81 TO VI 0 per rea1n.
CIRCULARS 50. so to "a per ,0C0. t.'.jj
HASDBiLLS il 10 s3 per 100.
work. = ~ y .lt,E 'rItiEt4Ls.l iLifttf
RAILROAD and STEAMBOAT WORk a spe-
calty. The fact that we have for tho past twenty
five years been doing the most of this class OF work
is evidence that we are prepared to do 1t promptly
and satisfactorily. lE.''s fftIsa - L.Fl
We particularly invite attention to the beautiful
aud useful TRANSFER INKS that we are now
using. They have heen but recently introduced,
but are already extensively usedlby railroad and
ste boat companies banks, merchants and others.
We are now furnishing these Inks IN All. CO.
LoRS and Of quality that Gun be copied any length
Of time after being printed. They Will copy clearly
and distinctly In the ordinary letter-press book.
Orders respectfully solicited, and satisfaction
given In prices ana work. "a. -.l.s bass seq |
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CINCIsNATI N aRKETS

SEPTEMBER 22.-Fzour-The market at the
close of Change was steady, but unchanged We
extra, IS, io@5.25; superGne. ,s4a45o; low
grade, 70. 25@4. Spring wheat -four firm family,
s5.75@6; extra, S5.25Q5.75. Rye -four, $3.50
GRAIN Wheat The maj ket is steady at 81. 0S
@l.10 for the best grades Of red winter. Nothing
at Sl.l0@1 i 5 for GOOD 70 choice White wheat
Is held e 15@l 80 for good TO choice but the
Corn.-The market Is strong, and at the close Of
Change little excited. Sales of all kinds at &C
"a hushel On track at BRIGHTON. Quotations are
iomi nal, and not much on the markell Z. tst!33
Oats.-The 10 arket Is frmer. The extreme range
is from SO TO Coo. % bushel Pf'.-'iS. M
Rye.-There were sales made this morning at 81
a. bushel, but at the close Of Change 1t wac held
Bdrley.-The market Is firm. >, Spring barley
ranges from IL .O5@Sl 30 O. busheL and fall bur.
ley 81 I'll @SI40 "a bushel, as to quality.
Pr0riSions.-The general tone. of the market at
the close Of Change to-day was quet but holders
are firm In their Views. fs'~ ~
Mess P0rk.-The stock on hand Is estimated at
less than 500 barrels, and Is held at S27g2s per
barrel: e - ~ rts ..#t 80 ~ ,srE.f
BuK Meats.-The market is steady; shoulders
held at 93@1 oc clear ri3. l4eIl 4se:. ana clear
l5@1 SIC, loose. Quotations are 10 some extent
Bccor.-Holders are firm In their views. but the
demand is not large. Shoulders held at lc, firm;
sides. So &c clear Rib, 6Ic, all packed.
fair de .nand. We quote them at 14@l5xc., as to
brand and average. The latter figure for fayorlfe
Lqrd.-The market is quiet hut firm; country
kettle, Lee city kettle. 1876; prime steam Is III
demand at lac. per pound.
per gallon, with sales at S102 per gallon In lois
/. +. w . D. ~
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The Campaign In the Seventh Dis
trict-Accidens to MRS. r. v. Daniel.

t..srs
> WARN SPRINGS, September 24.-The can
Yass in this section of the Seventh district
was inaugurated here to-day. A large meet
ing of citizens was held at'the court curt: house,
and during recess was addressed by Hon,
John Harris, who held his audience in close
attention to him during his speech. He ex-
posed the Radical policy, and as to the civil
rights bill announced most emphatieally his
opposition to it, and spoke with great effect
upon the practical; issues of the day. But
little reference was made to the independent
candidate save in defence of allegations made
against Harris's record. The address was
we'll received, and the county is evidently
faithful to the regular nominee
Mrs. P. Y. DaDiel;of Richmond, fell down!
the; font steps Of the hotel this evening
while going from supper to her cottage. She
was carried thitber where she was found
to have been srnartIy bruised, but not seri-
ously injured. IH 4; ~ ,....I-' ~,
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For the Dispatch.
The Richmond Delegates ut Wyllies-
snrr

On leaving Chase City the delegates from
Richmond on the Roanoke Valley railroad,
a. L. ElIett, Esq, Colonel Beall, and W. T.
tIErin9lon, Esq, proceeded to WyliieSburg,
charlotte county, where they were received
1o% Mr.. Charles f. Boyce, president, Mr.
t3f>on c. Russell, vice-president, and Mr..
joan {. Russell. corresponding secretary OF
l,ae Charlotte County Immigration Society.
IL and around Wylhesburg there is large
".pny OF British and northern settlers, and
=, 'A> place the South.ide Immigration Con-
Nrlli0n viii meet on the 1st of October, on
"&cA occasion j. a. Fl. ST. Andrew, Esq,
VIII deliver the inaugural address. Presi-
NrGt Boycc, on behalf Of the Charlotte
|9Unly immigration Society, cordially in
'""d Colonel Beall and Messrs. Elicit and
arlington 10 attend the Convention, which
VIII include both citizens and settlers; and
'Ay'e g"ntlcmen expressed their great in
's'rs III The question Of colonization, and
,~t'"0 That they had so much enjoyed their
"'i' 10 Necklenburg and Charlotte that they
Hyaid be very much pleased if they were
, ,'!g 10 return. The delegates returned to
i"eAAoEd on Tuesday from Roanoke depot.
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,o,,er from PETERSBURG ,s5s.,.,

.nrcc Of the Richnoha O'opr 80 u.
S,,,rrrsvrxe, September "a, 10 a:
ffISS ,,,t hy placard aud otherwise
II Is e"19Ip sd;cal ratification meeting, ~
that silasl md md 70 the glory OF Congress
.hc intcseSm & 10 be held here on the zSsu
man s'o"'., ,,nc those announced as tne
instant We occasion are /. IL. Chanater
speaker, o, Fcrnald, Yankee Allan
Ros: II III most cheerful ana sweet
SC: ~ 81. The grea, gun OF tue ocs1i
scented Ha['!. he Stowell. the coming
man. n;,c,,s left Us last night, at'cr Al eA'
Inc GA, vhich an immense cro"d was
hi0iii'n r. * calculated that the snow 700. onn
I'f .s' rom the city not .sss 'u" as snsn,
away - hrhind-beyond that was spen.
Il ~. .',vi,ions. &c.-tor stare taA "u" -,
tor 500 for city license. $3.50. l.. , we.
cease - ,, t,r advantage of the company 'n -.
r"icGn - ,rHayior was exhibited during lls
no j" and !ha! everything was oeco}F0us ~
,Sc performance. .:,, dior, in the CITY yes.
81. " ,",hrr suddenly of typhoid lever. lie
t&''! ' ,'"rI,r, soldier and excellent young
was - 800 haT Ills, been elected teacher Ill Inc
nan anu s.hnol Al Clover Hill. To-morro"
puJhc S a;M. viii he removed to Williams
i,,,-r for iDternent. ,.,,,dors a.
01 H. : ~ annual meeting Of the stockholde.s Of
n d., ',,,,- and Mechanics Bank VIII be
thc Planter: ~" -,
Islito.ujSht. A. ,.aor Of American
At-.,;,. mold a session at their usuai piace
MSr'' ",.;,,l, 70 consider the question OF per.
q nc. ~. termination. Tie wOrklpgmen ana
i."'S :" II The city are well organized 10
.i..' ,',r;o,,. d,parmens Of labor, and the
'"yn - farming unions o. artiZ2nS appears
'>,''' ,tn,,,i,,,, n popularity among them.
nr,f,r> ayc becoming qultc cotnthoo ~
,,.-le;. but ih"y are not very sooo as se.:
'..,, hardly considered seasonaoie. 1here
' ~~S numerous reports oi people Delhs sich
Ir,, seriously, however, from ea''nS tneu
100 early. :. ,r ,a,,or of VOC.
-, .h,t FIr. ). q. Jones, late OF the re
. ...I,' railroad, intended to remove tc
,,'i;,ar.;, was An accidental error. MT
T-n.. wlll remain in Virginia.
r,b,, = number of citizens Will leave
.,I,'nr-,y q enjoy the proposed excursion
W. core prcot. late assistant principa
49,. tfgh school, left this morning foi
V,.r orleans. which will be his permanent
i'mo hereafter. He will be associated WITT
~ , 4 ycuabie in the establishment anC
-nrtrr Of high school there.
Tbn ,uaday-Schocl children OF Wesley
cr,nci made Il picnic excursion to-day 0
EIJyl,iC. 4n.,.,
ri. crocodile Of old John Robinson:
,nto, which dirdaiew days ago, was burlet
,.,,.rf,y in the AppomattoN river, after be
in. stripped OF IL sam:
The Work Of deepening the river channe
,rnrre>,e, rapidly and favorably under tn
contractor. Mr.. +. Z. Farris. .-----..-- :.
ROBIN ADATR.
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Presbytery Of Greenbrier.
[Reported for the Dispateh.]
EnURTH DAY

Presbytery met at 0 O'Clock, and was
opened with prayer. =
Rev. j. H. Lips made verbal report as
chairman of the Committee OF susSentaL ~
He then offered his resignation of this Office,
which was accepted, only because OIL MS
feeble health. c.,
Rev. j. c. Brown. of Kanawha salines,
was elected to ill the vacancy.
The .report on Sabbath schools showed
this work to be In better condition tnan ess =
before. The importance of Sabbath schools
In general, of their teaching the children 70
give. and of having schools distincttVsly
presby terrain, was urged by the chairman o.
the committee. .5
The chairman OF Publication reported ana "a
insisted that this cause was worthy Oh .tne
attention Of the churches. He further
stated that, excepting the Synod Of Yirg I
mia, only two Preshyteries in the Who >.
Church exceeded Greenbrier IN their eontIs'
buttons to this cause.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-25
Louisiana Affairs.

NV ORLEANS, September a. IA special
from New Orleans contains a long address of
the committee of seventy of thst city in de-
fence of the late action against Kellogg;
claiming justification in consequence OF the
misrule to which they allege the people have
been subjected. NJ y hss .sTrsr.r. ., 81
WASHINGTON, September 24.-President
Grant is quoted: I am. determined that any
man from anywhere shall be safe anywhere
in Louisiana" 1t is stated that the orders
for the movement of troops towards Louisi.
ana have not been countermanded. ~