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Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-26
I. o. O. F.
i.os Angeles Lodge No. s5, I. o. .. +.

ssss.kD. Regular meeting held on WE'D
222&E NESDAY EVENING ofeach week
5 IA O'Clock. SoiOurning breth-
as7hsssS rem in good standing are C lrdially
invited. II. WARTENBURG, n. G.
a. FRANK, X. S.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-26
Chicago and Northwestern
Railway.
THIS IS THE REST ROIyTE EAST.

It's track is of STEEL RAILS, and on It has
been made the FASTEST TIME that has ever
been made in this country. By this route pas
sengers for points East OF Chicago have their
choice of the following lines from Chicago:
BY THE PITTSBURG, FORT WAYNE AND
CHICAGO AND PENNSYLVANIA RAIL-
WAYS,
> THROUGH TRAINS DAILY, with Pull
= man Palace Cars through to Philadelphia
and New York on each train.
7 THROUGH TRAIN, with Pullman Pal
l. ace Cars to Baltimore and Washington.
BY THE LAKE SHORE AND MICHIGAN
SOUTHERN RAILWAY AND CONNEC-
TIONS (NEW YORK CENTRAL AND
ERIE RAIIROADSl:
. THROUGH TRAINS DAILY, with Pal
= ace Drawing-Room and silver Palace
Sleeping Cars through to New York.
BY THE MICHIGAN CENTRAL. GRAND
TRUNK, GREAT WESTERN AND ERIE
AND NEW YORK CENTRAL RAIL-
. THROUGH TRAINS, with Pullman Pal
= ace Drawing-Room and Sleeping Cars,
through TO New York, to Niagara Falls, Buff
falo, Rochester or New York city.
BY BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD:
q THROUGH TRAINS DAILY, with Pull
= man Palace Cars for Newark, Zanesvills
Wheeling, Washington and Baltimore with
out change
This Is the SHORTEST, BEST and only line
running Pullman celebrated PALACE
SLEEPING CARS AND COACHES, connect
Ing with Union Pacific Railroad at OMAHA
and from the WEST, via Grand Junction,
Marshall, Cedar Rapids, Clinton, Sterling and
Dixon, for CHICAGO AND THE EAST,
This popular route is unsurpassed for Speed,
Comfort and Safety. The smooth, well-bal-
lasted and perfect track of steel rails. the cel>
ebrated Pullman Palace Sleeping. Cars, the
perfect Telegraph System of moving trains,
the regularity with which they run, the ad-
mirabe arrangement for running through
cars to Chicago from all points West, secure
to passengers all the comforts In modern rail-
way travelling. No changes of cars and no
tedious delays at ferries.
Passengers will find tickets via this favorite
route at the General Ticket Office of the Gen.
tral Pacific Railroad, sacramento.
Tickets for sale in all the Ticket Offices of
the Central Pacific Railroad.
w. II. STENNETT, Gen. Pas. Agent.
MARVIN HUGHITT, Gen. Sup.
ii. p. STANWOOD, General Agency, 121
Montgomery street, San Francisco. aus ly
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
FRIDAY, October g. 1873

GoI5.-American gold. II bid
State Sscprites.- Virginia cnnsols. 64 hid. s41
asked: virRiuia consols. new. SO asked Virginia
coupous SO bid. 90 asked. -
city Securnies.-Hiehmord city s's. 107a bid,
burg b clS es 70 BID: Iynehbrs city IS, IeIs
asked: Lynchburg city s.. 90 bid.
Ratlrngd so d. Central Zen Railroad
Teuna see railroad second mortRsge 6's, j. & H.,
IA asked: Petersburg Railroad first mortgage S's,
burg RaiIr,rad arst mortgage rs, j. & D.. 1908
bid: Richmond and Petersburg Railroad second
mortgage s's. A.. & O,1o0 bic; Richmond, Ere.
j. q j .92 bid: Richmond, Fredericksburg and Po-
iomac Railroad mortgage 6's. j. D., 80 bid:
Richrond. York River and Chesapeake Railroad
Canal Bonds.-Jsmes River and Kanawha Canal
FIRST mortgage IS, NJ. & n. 594 hid. 81 asked:
James Riytr aad tantwha Canni second mortgage
Roiiroad tycks.--Richmoud, Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad common, 100 par, 65 bid ;
sir pee cent enaIs5ised a1 nar e. lid Kic
mond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad seven
per cent. guaranteed, 100 par. 81 bid: Seaboard
and Roanoke Railroad guaranteed, 100 Par, IS
o Canal Stoets.-James River and Kanawha Canal,
100 par, bid asked.
bid: ZOE a.ked: M.reh,nt Naiionsl. ZOO pr.
10 LOO assea state Bank Of Virginia 100 par
bid: Union Bank of Richmond. so par, So bid,
GIN asked; Merchants and Primers Savings.
rs par. % asked; Richmond Banking and In
surance Company. 25 par. 35 asked; Citizens
Insurance tnmpdn;es.-Vi virginia Fire and Ma
rine 25 mar, 35k bid; Virginia -iate, rs par. 25
bid: Virginia Home, 100 par, 100 asked: Mpr-
chants and Mechanics, 100 par, SO bid 100 asked :;
ti'y. 100 par. 90 asked: Old dominion, 100 par,
~ asked; Granite insurance Company, 100 par,
80 asked. $685.. - -.
Miscellaneous james hiver and Kanawha Packet
Srmnanv. IN par, l0k asked: Old LomiuIon
Steamship Company, loo par, 79A asked.
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yctter from DanYsfsc.

r, .-,,;...t!, "ce ~ the RichmOad DlspltchJ
VI .,vr,i< An I.pErESDENT CANDIDATE IN
-E.E>r uS 1Ilk DIET OF THE TOWN PROVIDED
loK-SS5n coo FIR The HENRY RAILROAD
TrrLit-<CIroL MATTERS -BEATH OF Mr.. VA
U!.E. 4 s'LuIEE OF 1912.
pa>yILLE. VA. October /. 1870.
Nr. !. j. llmukin announces himself in a
card IT 'hI> date IN independent candidate
for he lioH>c Of Delegates. He cliims that
TIE nominating convention was not fairly
constitutes: that ~ few poht'c!i trlck-
&er." lrOclrcd M Isl discrimination against
hia>,t': lGd lint IN two, II not mJre, OF Inc
townships which vo'ed against him 1.-THE
l"r-I'y. 20 Ia" uOmin .ling convention were
sr'"r'ra ~ c,I IT, in the interest OF tue Donu.
lU.G.r.. 'In,' cI!d has excited much lnulg-
na'i ll ..rlc. 3nd learn that as TO matters OF
i .>'rr II Mr.. Linpkln and CHARGES OF p1-
il..h 'ri'Erry preparations are being made
t. ~ Tin I'LL better thaa he sends.
- 40 a.iyurGrd meeting Of The CounclI.
ir. ~ I,>'r!dW evening. it was ordered
thai 'Hu >,r@. m: -! The town be instructed
l. ..'tU IN H. hands ten thousand dollars
q, Il" i"yrnTr collected for the pres INT year
.Dt - '"It aru, tor the payment OF the IN.
t,;,.. itI,it- due en- tic bDIQcd debt OF the
t0"a o@ Vie IL day OF January next. Reso-
i.'..I Il r.. hy Nj. Wood.
A',].' -amr II, cling III ".dintnca reported
~ Nr. j In Anthony smith was approved,
q. ,'..>,!nrr % which is that the people OF
Ii ,".. VOC * The next election on the
G.r,'joa u: 4 subscription Of tit.y thousand
d2ias> -: TIE pluy l'e AID New River rail-
yJ.
a. TIE >4m" meeting Of the Council the
tu>t, = ut the puh'ic schools received per-
mission IA buy On account of the Couccil u
>!'r ,Ufahir TOR 4 putlc-School building and
erect hUlijin- thereon. Ii the trustees
cauuo' bay sucD site, then they rave The
consent vi TIE CouIcil 10 such steps on their
pa, y a.E' b, Necessary TO cnndemnng and
ariiop:iIirs palcc! of land fora building
lot.
Nh B:aIlock G. Y .den died here yester-
dtr. NJ. EtGen vas ia bis eighiy-pln'h
year, AIt served in the war Of 1872, and had
been receiving apenSior. His body was de.
posted TO day IN Green Hill cemetery.
lara that be was aiye OF Henrico c1untv
:" \ GOOD Old mgn" is the remark l hesr
made about him. ALPHA.
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A Power .PcScn. MAcHiSE.-Qn OF, the.
most Interesting th.ngs ia the whole Expo.
sition is the tremendous marhinc for punch.
ing holes in iron, 10 Power Hall. The power
Of this great machine is such that you can
place beneath the punch piece Of steel two
inches or more thick, and a, one stroke this
punch will drive a hole through II, and the
surface inside the hole will be as smooth as
polished wood. Talk of condensed pres
sure. In this sseel.runching q pressure of
eighty thousand pounds is condensed within
the d;smeser Of bali an inch. The neat
evolved in this stueendous operation is so
intense that 1t changes the color Of the little
cyiinder of steel which Is punched Out when
the hole is made. Sometimes Exposition
visitors who have not studied TyudaiI, Spen-
Ger. and conp,ay, and consequently are not
we'll up In the subject Of the correlation Of
forces. innocenty pick up these little cbucks
Of steel In their tiogers just as they are
dropped from the michine. Tho couse-
quence is these Ev rostion.vistors burn their
fingers. and go off looking very sbeepish.
OF course no ordinary steel or iron can
sustain the above enormous pressure and yet
preserve its texture. Ordinary iron or steel
would either melt down like wax or be
crushed 10 powder. 4 special steel has
been prepared to be used in piy ces where
great strength is required, and this steel will
sustain the pressure Of the great power
punch. The seel is an alloy Of iron and
! chromium. What is more, it is an American
| inveutop. The new bridge at St. Louis Is
built of this steel. When they were about
| to begin the bridge-wotk the various kinds
of stee! which were available were collected,
and q Sco.chman. David kirkaldy one of the
most famous experts in the kingdom Of
| Great Britain, WAS summoned 10 examine
and report what kind Of steel would be best
TO use in the great bridge. lie tested the
| different steels accoId ingly, and reported
that this American chrome Steel was The best
Of all. A British expert reports that On
American steel is the best steel in the world.
| Cincinnati CJn,naercidi.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-09

The SPEAKERsHlr AND THE PAPER MEN
An "importan!-i-true" rumor fl >ating
around political circles to day gained much
crcdence. 1t was TO the effect that. great
movement has been set on foot intended to
prevent the election of any soft-money Speak
er of the House. The plan is, in case an in.
fl,tioniSt should receive the nomination in
the Democratic caucus, for the Republicans
10 concentrate their votes on bard'money
Democrat with the hope Of inducing enough
Democratic members Of that way Of thinking
to join With them to carry his election against
tbe clucus nominee. 1t is not Known that
there is any very prominent soft-money can
didate for Speaker unless Mr.. Randall claims
TO be such. II the iDfationi,ts win in Ohio
and Pennsylvania it might help the chances
OF asofl-money man for the caucus noGina-
tlou very considerably, and if nominated the
force Of discipline in the Democratic party is
so strong that it would be diff :ult, if not im'
possible, to prevent his election. But if Ohio
and PENNSYLVANIA 90 against the irfl ltion>ts
the Republicans need have no fear that the
Democrats will put up soft-money man for
S. e.ker.- Washington Observation-Disclosures
Sun.
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Summary.

G. W. Pemberton WIS hanged at Boston
yes erday for the murder Of Mrs. Bingham.
The motion for a new trial in the case OF
Vaudervelt for completely In the abduction
Of Charlie Ross was argued in Philadelphia
yesterday. Opinion reserved.
Henry c. Avery, arrested at Chattanooga.
Temp, on The 9Th, Tor attempting to defraud
the Government, waived an examination
yesterday, and was committed to Jail in de.
fault of $4,000 bail.
The Treasury Department at Washington
is officially adyied that parties in Cochraue's
distillery, one OF The largest in Chicago, have
been caught ia the act of Withdrawing spirits
lawfully from the ciStern-room.
The ff cen annual exhibition Of the
Frederick County. Nd, Agricultural Soci-
ETY. commences at Frederick city on Tues
day mex.
j. s NJ. Gorne's foundry, at Ashlsnd, Pa,
was totally destroyed by fire on Thursday
night. Loss. 100000. Partially Insured.
An attempt was made yesterday morning
to destroy the William Penn coliery, at Shen.
andoah, Pa, and before the fire was extin.
guished The saw.inll attached to the co!liery
was entirely burned.
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FOREIGN Postage.

WASHINGTON, October s.-By provision
OF the treaty of Belne packages for transmits.
sion between the countries embraced lii that
treaty are limited for written matter to eight
ounces, and to two pounds and three ounces
for printed matter and articles Of merchan-
g.. Packages weighing over two pounds
ADD three ounces are daily arriving at the
Norfolk Office directed to European countries.
but they can go no further, and are sent 10
the dead-letter office in Washington. Fifty
three packages were sent to the dead.ietter
office to-day from New York, only two of
which the pace of mailing was known. One
Of these was from Galveston, Texas, and the
other from Richmond. Va, and the package
was directed to Judah P. BerJamip.
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New York Items.

New YORK. October T. 1t is stated that
Duncan, Sherman & Co. have withdrawn the
proposition made to their creditors. only a
few having &C ,epted it.
On motion of Tweed's counsel for further
delay the court gave the defendant seven
days to prepare.
There was q run % the German Savings
Bank, corner of Fifty-ffih street and
Third avenue, to-day. The president says
the bank is sound, and the run was caused
by the Collapse of the Third.Ayenue Savings
Bank.
Henry Rex, the Waterman who SHOT and
killed John McKenna, boy of twelve years
of age, for calling him Fritz" was con.
victed of murder in the second degree TO.
day, and sentenced for life.
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG 1
RAILROAD COMPANY. !

RICHNOED AND FETKhSBUR9t
RAILROAD COMPANY. !
COMMENCING JUNE 1. 1875, trains
~ on this road will run as follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH. y
5:l0 A. n, THROUGH MAIL daily Except sun.
day. connecting for all points soutt
7:45 A. NJ, FREIGHT TRIAL daily iexceps Sum
dayl, with coach attached, for Peters.
burg and stations ON the Houthsade
road, LynchbuFg, and the WeSt.
1:45 P. ~, THROUGH MAIL daily, CONNECTING
- for all points South and West. PaSs
sengers taking this train VIII make
close connection at Petersburg FOG
500 p. n, FREiGHT daily Except sundz,A
with coach attached.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
7:30 A, n. FREIGHT TRAIN daily texceps
= Sunday With coach attached.
lO:4G A. NJ, THROUGH d. ALL daily, connec1nS
80 with Richmond, Fredericksburg Nd
Potomac railroad for all points aAsf
5:ooP.M H.. FaEIGHT daily texcens sunday
coach attached.
7.35P.M.. THROUGH NAIL daily texeeps sug.
dayl, connecting With Richmone,
Fredertcksbnrg and fotGmac ra,,ro1a
Sleeper ettached, running througa 70
Baltimore. Also making close com
neeiion with the Chesapeake and Oh;c
railroad for the Virginia Springs and
points North and West.
The MAIL TRAINS will not stop betWeek hcn'
uaond and Petersburg except ~ Chester.
Passengers will connect &C Chester with Cover
Hill railroad on Mondays, wednesdays, an0 Fr-
Ill TRAINS leaving Petersburg win starr tror
ny 40 A. sHAW. Superintendent.
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Markets by Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
NEW YORK. October Flour dull and heavy;
fully Dc lowe Super fine western and state, sol
OBS 40: SOUR crn dull and lower; common TO tair
extra, s5.SO@f6.90: z, to choice extra. 6. 95 9
80. Wheat au heavy. unsettled. and l"wer: sound
sound new and old amhr western 81 30GSl 90 :
sound new and old white western, Sl.05@
s1.10. Corn closed active and 1c. higher :;
6S069xc. for Steam western mixed; 7U@71c.
for sail western mixed; 71M72c- for high
mix=d ana yellow western: ya,s , better nm; and
43M47kc. for white. Offee-Rlo quiet ana nomi.
nnlly unchanged. sugar STEADY and IN fair demand !;
rcined in COCO d:niaud. partly EXPORT; 1nS:, FOR
i"r powdered: Ike for Crushed. Noiassts dull
and nominally unchanged. =, Rice unchanged: Tai.
axe Pork frmer: new mess. job lois, S22.25G
some mat unsettled at $l.lss@Sl.l9. Freighls
very firm. -
BALTIMORE. October S.--Flour quiet, but firm
ard unchanged Wheat quiet; Pennsy wanna REQ,
S1.3s@*1.40. Sout.ern err dm'l o Ssrrn d I'm
dull and weak; southern, 46g53c; rye quiet AT
75@s0c. Provisions unchanged. Coffee quiet AUD
irS. " hiskey dull und lower at SLY. sugar
strong at l0H@l04c.
CINCINNATI.
Ctsc1sSATI, October s.-FIour quiet and un-
CHANGED. Wheat qulet and Stesdy: prime 10 choice,
$l35. c, ri quiet and firm at 60@62c: Oats quiet
and unchanged Barley Irregular IN The main ana
at 7st95Oc. Pork firm ard In good demand at
lower ,ates S22.50G*22. 67h Lard easier at 3hc
for steam; 13411Ac. for kettle. Bulk.meats quiet
and ady BaeSnonly bling and o 1sgI sT, s
clear sides, l5hc. Hogs dull offerings mostly low
grades stockers, s6t9t6.50; common. hEnt TO
good, i7@S7 Is; good butchers, t7.e5@kS: re.
ceipts, 2 Al 8 h-a shipments, Ill 8 head. Wits.
key ST. ady and firm ut *1.13. Butter steady and
unchanged.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, October s.-Flour quiet and I'M.
changed Wheat quiet and steady. Corn dun at
5sG64c. Cats dull at 37@45c- Rye quiet and un-
changed. Proyisio IS dull aud unchln2ed. bu'S-
meats houlde r.. 9Ac.: clear riosides lac: clear
ST. es; l4hc. Bucon-shOulners. 1Chc: clear rle-
Sides &C.: clear sides, 5Ec. Hams-sugar-cnrco'
l6c. Lard-Tisrce,, 14hc. Bagging qu'et and uu-
changed.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. oC1s. October S.-Flour steady and un.
changed. Wheat irregular ana lowtr 'or Hiadeo
lots; sampl. quiet and nchanged Corn In fair os-
mann at lower rates; No. 2 mixed. SIC. Oats DULL.
Barley dull and unchanged. Rye sc,rce and wanted;
No. 2, Tic. hid. Pork lower at s23@s23.2o
Lard--Non Offering. Bulk meats rominsly urn.
con firm shou lders. 0Sc. clear rib-sides, 15c
clear sides, i64c. Whiskey steady at &1.l4h.
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City POINT. VA. Oc'ober S, 1915.
hdi.ors Dispatch: The citizens of our
Nta-c wcIe l~akened about o'clock this
\. NJ. by BE cry of fire, caused by the en-
Nft obstruction OF the kitchen ard contents
Oh ID" premises Of Captain Samuel Cook,
IaFh"r master at this place, and bis tine
o"''!'A-, which has just been remodeled
and ia'nied, much damaged. But for the
G'M"t>' @! the weather and untiriDg efforts
q 'hr cI@z"ns of the place (both white and
c''3Itdj HE entire buildings on the square
"'"'d have been consumed, causing seri-
VQ' aiu destructive cor fligra,ion, as We have
~ M"lns o! controlling fire after getting
under m1ch Broadway. The fire is supposed
% nave been accidental. The loss will be
sooo' I'VE hundred dollars; partly covered
~ in>urauc.. JACK,
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Mexico.
AEE1ISG OF CONGRESS THE PRESIDENT
SPEECH, &C.

NEE1ISG OF CONGRESS THE PRESIDENT
SPEECH, &C.
CRY OF MEXICO, September 30.-Congress
met to-day for the first time under the re-
stored regime since 1857, President Lerdo
de jada opening the session in speech, in
the course Of which be said:
awe may congratulIfe ourselves upon the
Underwriting progress Of our institutions.
Our relations with the friendly foreign Pow
ers are satisfactory. A Minister of the King
of Spain has again been accredited. A treaty
adjusting the boundary line between Mexico
and Guatemala will soon be concluded.
Tne election of members of the Supreme
Court has been held, and The result awaits
the confirmation of Congress. The Federal
district courts are to be rc6rganized, and the
subject of public education will receive espe-
cial attention. Peace prevails throughout the
Republic"
The speech was we'll received.
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BALTIMORE
COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. October 8, 1875,
UEEERJNGG


RICHMOND. October 8, 1875.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-Whte, l,S40 bushels. Red, 1864
bushels.
CORN White, 1883 bushels. Aired, $50 bush.
els.
OATs.-666 bushels.
kYE.-104 bushels.
BAHLEY.-3U bu:hels.
BHAN.-4.600 POUNDS.
SALES.
WHEAT.-White SO bushels at 1928: l44
bushels prime al VI As: SO bushels good S1.3S:
So bushels common at 1928; 9 bu :htls al 90c.
210 bushels at ~. 40; AZ bushels at Slip; 80
els Flu IL on private terms; 246 bushels at 81 27;
10 bushels al 81 "a bushels very good at II .43
1852 bushels far on niyare terms: l26 bushels
1886 bushels Red s62 bushels good at $I.35
$50 bushels good at s1.40: 81 bushels at 81 294
bushels prime At Il As; 204 bushels good ut $l.3 Il
26Q bushels at $3.50: 20 bushels common al
on private terms: 200 bushels at sl.17: 40 bush
els nrime on private terms: Of bushels at 81 ~
1924 bushels far on private terms; II bushels
very good at IL AZ; 20 bushels ut 90c-toal
CoRS.-IV white. so bushels prime at 7sc.; 104
bushels very good at TIC: 80 bushels at TIC: loo
bu: hels at 76c.: 100 bushels prime at nc; ia
bushels. .nLred sc bushels prime at 49,; Sc bu H.
els very good on private terms; JOG bushels prime
at TIC; so bushels very good al 76c.-totai. 24e
bushels.
priva Il rms: 81 bushels Common winttr at 81
1876 bushels very go1u spring 1T &c.: 90 bushels
very good winter al 52c.-tolal, sos bushels.
RIE..4 bushels prime IT 9oc.; 10 bushels com
BRAN.-4 500 pounds on private terms.
kE-tXHlBIrED.
WHEAT White 23s bushels. Red 662 bushels
CORN White, "a bushels. Hired, IA bushels
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The co.ored Convention in Georgia

AUGUSTA. October THE colored conven.
ton adjourned to-day. An immigration bu.
reau was appointed to gather information OF
the best locality inside Of the State of Geor.
gia for the negroes in the late insurreetionary
counties to emigra'e to.
An address was adopted stating there vas
90 foundation for the instruction reports
that they were g''fen up for political effect.
and that the c)lored people have no idea OF
instruction; as ;, that tie negroes are not
given their rights; that the kukIux are ram
pant In Georgia, and that the colored men
are not aIlo wed to sit on iuries. and do not
receive the protection of the courts.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
~ N. WALKER d CO., GENERAL

IN N. WALKER d CO., GENERAL IN
W. SURAECE AGENTS. 10l4 MAIN STREET,
RICHMOND, VA. representing the
NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE IN.
SURAECF COMPANY, Of L Lon Ken ana ana, Ecin'
AMAZON INSURANCE COMPANY. or Clnci2'
,a.. Ohio--sssets ever 81. Q00. 900:
NY OF New York--assets over 100000:
LYNCRBURG INSURANCE AND BANKING
COMPANY, OF Lyachburg, Vs.-asssss oTal
e500.0U0:
ATLANTIC INSURANCE COMPANY, OF
BROOKLYN, n. Y.--ssse:s over 100000.
PHOENIX INSURANCE COMPANY, OF BROOK"
Ign, n. Y.-sssels over S2,000.000.
PORTSMOUTH INSURANCE COMPANY OF
Portsmouth. Va.--asseLs over $4,000.
deposited with the Treasurer Of Virginia, $780,
900. Losses sguita0iy adjusted and promptly paH
d. this agency Applications solicited, and lEnn.es
h8ta attention g!vsn tksrGt0. oc IN
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Weather ReDOrt.

WASHINGTON, October S.-For Tennessee,
the Gulf and South Atlantic States. rising
barometer, cooler, clear, or partly cloudy
weather, and northerly 10 easterly winds,
backing to southeast 10 the Southwest.
For the Lower Lakes, the Middle and
Eastern States, rIing barometer, northwest
to southwest winds, cooler, clear, or parity
cloudy weither, aud occasional frosts, eS.
cept in Virginia and near the Atlantic coast.