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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
France.

i a-. f.,-.. France. 90 -. +. ID ~.
4 TIE BoNAPARTIST BANQUET LETTER FROM THl
| ADMIRAL, OF TIE FRENCH MEDITERRANEAN
| SQUADRON. !" ''.s.@'l :. tt
PARIS, September 3.-The Bonapartis
I banquet was held at Evereux on Sunday
last, at which letter was read from Admira
Baron de Ia Ronciere lie Noury, commander
of the French Mediterranean squadron. This
letter was afterwards published in the Con-
rier de Leure, and has created great excite
| ment and violent commentamoDg all support
ers of the Constitution. The Admiral dates
his letter on boardthe Magenta, September 2
and expresses his regret at bis inability to
| be present at the banquet. He says hi;
constant desire is 20 associate himself with
every manifestation looking to the union oil
the Conservative party, and says: !" He is q
| Conservative, in my eyes, whatever faction
to which he may belong, who repudateS the
doctrine of the reyolutionists of September
4th and their sectaries." This passage and
the following are bitterly attacked by the
Republican and Orleanist journals:
81 shall not cease to be the devoted SER
want of Marshal MacMahou 80 long as he
shall not be borne outside of the ConserVa-
tive paths in which to-day he is conceD-
trating his most ardent efforts, but ] assert
that when the moment comes France should
become free to choose, and thus once more
take her place among the European hierarchy,
which is denied her by her present form OF
government"
Yesterday, when be first learned of the
publication Of this letter, Marshal MacMabon
called council of ministers to take cogni-
ziuce of the matter, and the Minister of Ma.
rine, who was absent from Paris, was sum-
moped to return to participate in this coun-
Gil. SKI. ..n
The Journal Eciel of this morning pub
fishes decree appointing Admiral Rosee
commander of the Mediterranean squadron
uice Ronciere. LIE Noury without comment.
Colombia. ...
TIE FATE OF PANAMA.
PANAMA, August 31.-The people of Pa
mama and the ISthmus continue in state of
trepidation, their fate depending on the re.
suit of the conflict between the States Of
Magdalina and Bolivar and the Federal Gov
eminent. When the former are conquered
tnen comes the turn of Panama.
GENERAL CONDITION OF AFFAIRS.
AspINwALL. August 3l.--Bolivia has re-
ceiyed 500 rifles through Aspnwall, where
an attempt to stop them caused some excite
ment.
The English consul has asked for man.
of-war to be stationed at Aspin wall.
President Perez has called for 1900 addi-
tional men.
A decree declaring the Government Of
Panama in state of war against the Ma
tional Government is published. Another
decree calls for u forced loan of 100000.
The treaty of peace awaits ratification;
mean while both parties ore rehtting.
The foreign consnls have been requested
to take care of the transit, as the General
Government is unable to do So.
Several men.ef-war of different nations
are in line of battle at Buenos AyrcS, ready
to lombard the town should outrages be
committed on foreigners.
The State of Santander is reported as
having declared war against the General
Government.
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Weaahar Ren0rt.

WAsH1SeroN, September 9.-For New EDg-
land and the Middle States, increasing cloudi-
ness, southerly to westerly winds, stationary
or falling barometer, and continued high
tempeature, followed by rain during Friday
or Friday night. ,,.
For the South Atlantic and Eastern Gull
States, continued warm and partly cloudy
weather, with easterly to southerly winds,
and high barometer, probably followed Dy
lower temperature, and rain in the Mlssls'
sippi Valley.
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rores..Fsres I'm New York.

OapENsBURG, n. r, September 9.-F0rest.
fires are raging furiously about one mile east
of .Messena. The fires started this morning,
and now, cover tract q mile vide and fiee
miles long. The wind Is blowing q gale from
the south. The farmers pre DESERVING their
dwellings. Large tracts Of standing timber
are swept down, and the fire runs through
the sRamps s4d fields os standing grain
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Time, the cradle OF hope, but the grave OF
ambition, is the stern corrector Of fools but
.ne saIutar! counsellor Of the wise, bringing
al ~ they dread TO the one. and ali they de-
m r 70 the other but, like Cassandra, It
mSlns Us with voice that even the sagest
uiseteo't too long, and the siliest believe
~, nv ia'e. Wisdom walks before II, opportu.
t ut, "'th 1t, and repentance behind Il; he
s. nut nas made 1t his friend will have little 80
:, 81, IRON his enemies, but be that has made
tr; a,a dene@y vii! have little TO hope from bis
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PETERSBURG TOBACso MARKET.

SEPTENBBR 1.-THE market has been steady and
unchanged tor some days past. Receipts are light,
and holders are generally quite firm in their views,
feeling sure that the small stock on hand Will an De
wanted before the new crop can he made available
for consumption. The weather we hear, is all That
could be desired for the growing coop, and we may
LOOK for supplies very SOON. Already the new
priInines ha We come forward quite freely, but being
green, mostly sell at low prices. We quote Prim-
ings new, S2.50@S6; Tugs, aE.584$l0 So; com
mon leaf sll@$l3; medium to, fair leaf. *129
*l6.50: good dark and leafy, &l6@S1S g; coal
cured bright lucs, S15@s25i GOAL cured wrappers,
6na xS0LaSl D5.- 4DDplI,
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pETERsBURG oaARkETx

sxprRABxR 7.--T Trade and Hnaacs--9hars y y, Z
fair irade doing In general nsrchanolSc as ~
Ans i,rfYfr wexfslfr kcSpe pasnaers nrsy g nDnss
We near the cotton Is Opening rspidl3s aud soan W
NAV look for fresh supplies ...aI, -,
sn hssr &C bus istle yet hstnz aone tns s1s sn u
callers being about those Of nuyezss 9a ~ 7,
IL beine redes Eaptdy, sea as ssas ~ a.
rye ss Hss the tads lr qF shs sessaa
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, September g. 1875.
22 OFFERINGS. 49, =
WHEAT.-White, 1852 bushels. Red, l,9Oc
CORN AN

-#E
WHEAT.-Whae, 1852 bushels. Red, 1905
bushels y. :..s ..,t, ~ -.et.s,g. s. e. ~
CoRN.-White. 2s4 bushels. 49,. a. ...l 30. ....i
OATs.-522 bushels. u. -sll.. b., Z. -, 4.
RYE.-70 bushels. .tn-
stse5IfF ~. SALES.
WHEAT- White, 1873 bushels common at 81 20
ia bushels very common at S1.1o; 30 bushels
very good at S1.37: "a bushels wet at 81: go
bushels go1d at $1.40: "a bushels fair at S1.37;
14S bushels fair at 81. 35: SO bushels prime on
private terms; "a bushels fair ut $I3S; l0S bush.
els very common at IL .05; 26 bushels common at
SLIP: 90 bushels very good ut $1.45; 80 bushels
common at S1.O2; SO bushels common al $1.07;
r bushels good at Sl.43-total: ,o04 bushels.
Rel, 20 bushels very good al $1.4S; $50 bushels
on private terms; .4S bushels common at S1.10;
"a bushels very common at 81. OIL: 40 bushels very
good al S1.37; 312 bushels prime on private
terms: II bushels common at 81 u 90 bushels fair
at S1,39; SO bushels common al Q2c. 100 bushels
choice on private terms 1872 bushels common on
private terms; 40 bushels fair on private terms:
AZ bushels at SIS 40 bushels fair at 81 rs: ~
bushels far at S1.25; 146 bushels good at 81 .35.
toIal, 1,756 bushels.
. CORN White, 174 bushels good at Use. 100
bushels good at 70c-total, 274 bushels.
OATS:-70 bushels al 45c.; 46 bushels damp at
43c.; IS bushels very good at 4Sc.; 8 bushels
292 bushels.
iYE.-3O bushels on private terms; 80 bushels
at S5c.-total, 80 bushels.
RE-EXH1BITED
WHEAT While "a bushels Red 3f bushels
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RIOT At SATAETIA.-Near Orleans, Septem.
Der 8'-Thc ficksburg Reratds special from
iazoo City says: A riot occurred at Satartis
iasi night. in which DR.. Maybin and Charles
hose twhltes) were wounded. A company
!e'' 1uzoo City on the steamer Taliehatchee
iGt Tue scene of action. The negroes Of
wolfe Lake have three hundred stand Of
a!u'. Much excitement prevails.
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l,N =
RrcHMoNb sTodc,,Kis. IS
THuBsply al -

Stats Ssatrttis Virginia iconsnls aa1sta; s,
dsseo sIa c Sn
tfdeaies. SO bid IS askses WI H.rsanis interest
coupons. 67a bid 5Sk asked. 49,
,a Tx ssearssess siehmond city s's. 1osx bid
Ssksui richmcna city 6's, Sskbid, SO asked:
bid. = .{@5fe ~ 1rs-.!f 800 -
81 Baaf Stocks.-Ffrst National. 100 par.r 121 u
a., ed :; ationai Bank or Virginia, 100 rar % id
i1s ,sked; Planters National. 90 par, I1a asked:
State 'ank OF Virginia. 100 par, 81 asked: sfer.
chants an, Planters savings 26 par, 90 asked. p
rtne TX nsr SON asked Virginia State. 25 par.
ab hid :: yirri, 4 Home, 90 par. 90 bid 100 ask.
Ell: Merchants aI,a Mechanics, 90 par, 100 asked;
City, 100 par 90 aHa Gus : . - css f
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SEPTEMBER 6.-The sales today aggregated SO
hogsheads. distributed as follows: ~ ~
The Farmers House sold 10 hogsheads: hogs
heads Allen county leaf at Sl4. III, $12, $11.75,
Sl2. 1925. S12 rs; II hogsheads old leaf at
1926, $12.b0, -. sll.50; hogshead Barren
county leaf az $16.75. .t, .5 .s.
The Louisville House sold hogsheads: Q hogs
heads Todd county common leaf aud Tugs at ST. rs,
$l1.75 $l1. FL, $40, IS co. $6.4O, S11.25,
1910, $10.25, 80, So: hogshead factory scraps
at IS.
The Pickett House sold 10 hogsheads: 6 hogs
heads Illinois leaf at S12.25. S12, $l2, Sits,
S10:95. siO; nogsheaos Illinois ines at S7iso ana
S11.7 and $3.50.
The Planters House sold 0 hogsheads: hogs
heads Indiana leaf, Jugs, and trash, at IL rs, 81
$1,000, I'll so. $11.75, 5000, $40 so, $40. and
IS so; hogshead Metcaf county frosted at
~. IF. - COlLTier TJ1ErnaI .F
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MAN killed.

& !. -. Especial telegram to the DispatchI
CHARACTERISTICS, VA, September o. MIR.
William j. Burgess, an employ at the Char.
lottesville Agricultural Works, at this place,
was instantly killed this evening about Z
O'Clock by cider-mill falling upon him. He
leaves aswife and six or seven children.
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LOUISVILLE MANUFACTURER TOBACCO
MARKET. .Nr

SEPTEMBER 6.-Mdnudctured 7bbacco.-Trade
fairly active and prices unchanged: Virginia
bright fine pounds. 75@95c: Virginia bright fine
inch twist 75c.; Virginia bright 6-iIch twist, go
zoe: Virginia medium 6 and 12-inch twist. 62@i
64c.: VIRGINIA medium bright navy, 3's. As, aud
Soc; Louisville navy. bright mahogany. 62@64c.:
Louisville navy, mahogany. second class. 57G 5Sc.;
Louisville navy. dark mahogany, third class $50
SEC. Louisville navy. 1ne black. 55@56c.; Louis
vile fne-cut chewinE:. 81 @7Sc. Sm1kinq: North
Virein1a bright, lbs, IS, and rs 6i97i GaSa
rip1 ioiIr
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atssks B 3 hsnss q Hsssf

-sss1EsstS sF ses d ~ Isasssfw
$780,, s,iegrsm 10 Tho pfspaich.I
{, - s ..n.r = 3, e. ~ pember The fol-
lowing is The official vote 20 III q s.,
election held in Fairfax ccns y - w 81
instant to nominate candidate for !. 90 ap ~
OF Delegates = Cockeriil, i192; 3 siaehen,
Mellan. 80; Hugh, 7s-; Lowe, 142; scatts!:E.
ing, 18. ~ tg{T ~ -, .a,,,.
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Nevada Troubles.

SAN FRANCISCO, September 9.-Dispatcnes
from the seat OF the Indian outbreak 10 Ne
yada indicate trouble probably exsggera.
ted); but troops are being forwarded to the
SPOT. Els E
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General Markets.
- ,,,,,, 3 nav IGiOODs TRADE.

exprsNsRn 7-Except With the ,ospse era WI, wnS
ths. ss;sly e 81 io sss.
into this buspsssh nv W. sye.ier has Ses credited 10
aa asgrss Nitns result The lesyg are tass n as
= 90 GlL ;hui Ihe Srees htl g grssg ~
suii Of foliage Is Ia ,eafy yane. Buyers ss1' "
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SusDeDSf0n.

MILWAUKEE. September 9.-The Uaion
Laundering Company, of Chippewa FAILS,
has suspended. Liabilities, $500, 600.
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NORFOLk MARKETS.

SEPTEMBER q. Cotton. The market to-day Nas
ouiel bnL steady. No SALES repo rtsd
Coyp.-The market Is very qnsef. 10 tsansac-
" ndfs.-The market Is quiet. No sales.
WSeak--The market Is very stesdy.
psan,da-SaIes to-day OF 90 bags at u %. :,
dme..rESApples aaaf2 @ barrel. Damsans- 20 j.
bushsI Peaches. 6Oe.@$l - Ex, Far. y e e
90 q BOX. Poiatoeslrish, ~ i9oss ~ n
d barrel. Walsrneionss u s3 = hundred pr
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n.Nv,rLE ToRaccn MARKET.

SEPTEMBER I've quote: Lu1s.--Very COM
mon and frosted, $6@ss good red $sasl0 Q: com.
mon bright $Il@S12; good bfighs, VI o@$l !;
fancy smokers, 820@$31.
Isds-Tery common. $lQr@Sl1: good red, 81
@Sl4: common bright, S2O@S39s good bright,
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Connec Gtcp1 Excurston1sfs 10 sirsinia
NORFOLK, VA, September 9.-The steamer
Francis, from Bridgeport, Conn.,. arrived 70,
day with an excursion party OF iadies ana
gentlemen, numbering one hundred ana
fifty. All are we'll and enjoying the Zip
very much.
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:, A BANK ROBBED OF 81, 000.-Louispille,
2tpIcmber 6.-A special dispatch TO the
HVemn9 Ledger from Granville, KY, re-
ports That The bank of T. b. Hancock i Co.
"2s robbed Of S27 900 two nights since.
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1776 THE WORLDS -, 1876

5-lkFiRST-GLAsHas0 LlGIToR, .thoreagh. ensl-
retic aud Of good sddreas others pee0 aDp.Jl,
wiiIhnd q permanent situation, as t6ott0 1kvuper
rnonth Addees. usih retnrn stamn. Two hesa AZ
Cbessnat street, Phslsdelphia, Pa. % s-W,s&asS.
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asarae.. ~ Isgraps.
NEW YORK..

NV yong sen,enf.s Stt,o,ir No. i ~ -,
regular : ssles of 1855 bales n I1s7-I8@i1&
Flour stfsl In bayeTs favor ait Only very ittsrei
asmS s iess aesss; common 20 fais sxe
a ss r 70. ySgtes gooo 70 choice ex,ra s6,st@
III III; for while western. Cora closed
VIZ. noldefs more disposed b realize. 70(1
81 ,Gn stsam Tinter mixed; A1zcs Tor
snd Az Sota ae. fox nigh Utxea
Ger, With Xii spa;irH ~ aSGt Is bsss
uns0nna. new. mixed and white. CcceeIaio dull
| g2lss gold: sEgar qIiei and Rrm 7XGSSc.
sos = 20 Ro3d feasiSg c Tor prime: 1X@61e.
and nosnSns iiy uncnsnHen Motae1M. oun
Caroiina 9SSaSE En-, ysa ~ =,
iov arm 800 aTS@Sss sSs;a a dpsai .ss@
mesa ss $Si. ha.yS nrsnse .,es,y neH
i35r Whsfev d,,tI .a 49,. y sges.
quiet. 49, ''ss = -. :. " ssA'' 1ts'xnes
=. r s!r5Sft RALTIm0RR. W fta5
1y Septemo s Ok and nsaxys
change a. Wneat..Sorspern dull and lower; gfst-
ern 4niet AUG steady; Psunsyiyanla red, et.56
0s1 a9;c ,nsansyana reg Hl,logSt4 a.: amSers
RsSu!he5n Whit. yellow: 74c cats dun g
ogs y anT an,,s N
B ~ sn aenys; SHOULDERS s!sar tip
iIlhDtsCg l2Hc HacSn hrm actiye or5er. trade
Es ea2l LARD firm; refined l4s9l4atc. Coffee
as Al !oS9oieg, 1ssgZiA WhSssy duil andheayY
"ssi'ss sugar 'sah. urn asasss1os'' -.
f,-,,,,>,,.,,..r, $500 a. h., ..ss
C!NS1SSATI, september IcFiour du!I and usr-
800, "a neat a9u IeaI. Suc satSS 70. Corn
n. ra s IA ~, xa Soso
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p .,.or from Petersburg.

.,..rce of the Richmond Dispatch.l
Et'Tr'S', 1',.-rpsRrRe, September 0, 1875.
= ,,,,nIiSncd this morning, signed
ca." ,wn hundred citizens, calling upon
~ w, a Boiling. Esq, to announce nsn
Bont'. ID for the State Senate. The
sell 1865 ,h,.rcs large number Of influential
Isl G' ',,hiy. spectacle names, and the call
an" o's I'm suhisct Of conversation on the
i Inc NO." ,n'dav IL Mr.. Boiling accepts be
stree as an independent candidate, and In
WI. ~; he will receive the united vote
all nN''I pcnubijcans. Mr.. Boiling Is not in
Of III. ard probably several days will elapse
lore he can be beard irom.
pC,'Hs LINES A. Duncan and Rev. j. w.
n '';n ,nsk massage by the Old Dominion
~" min line for New York yesterday eve.
MI ~, 1yuchburg Home Guard, on their
.'.ncc through the city this morning about
i,',,2rl met with 4 handsome reception at
$3.50. The Petersburg Artillery (Cap-
~" !. y" 1an,., an6 the Petersburg Grays cap
a." wrirh;1 turned ont in full uniform, and
E"' ,.had - The del OF. and large number
h ~ .;,;yrrs also assembled there to extend a
VI ,,,,,,, 10 the Lyuchburg soldiery. The
I.:.nI of the train was signal'Zed by the
r,;,r of csnnon, martial music, and the
a J,, 81 the assembled crowd, all Of which
e,.,nr,ly took The Lynchburgers by sur
,r,,, Mayor Gregory delivered az eloquent
aaij,r,, q; welcome: after which the nem-
, ,sT. Of the Guard were invited to partake Of
rs,-e.hmen,s which had been prepared for
TN, T,r nuhlic schools of this city will be
onr,rd on The 9Th OF this month. The
KILLINGS are all being fitted mp and repaired
f,r ,Ac reception Of scholars.
Tine race at the fairgrounds this afternoon
Tween Ugly Dulchman, of Redmond, and
pe.rrsburg Belle. of this city, for q purse of
t,aa ws- won bv the latter. In the race be.
.o,.cn Wlld lriShman, Of Richmond, and
r,,.kg Of this city, the latter was the win
r@- Il me ;"rse of 800 in three straight
ROBIN Uoop.
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rr.r. DAVIS -AppRESs AT De SoTo, MIS-
s,,.r,-Hl> VIEWS on TIE CURRENCY QUEs"
-,oy.-S, LouiS. September S.-Jetferson
Dayf. delivered an address ut the Agrlcultu-
ri Ftir at De Soto, Missouri, to-day. There
va. = large crowd present. Mr. Davis was
cell received. but no notable demonstration
YEA. made on The occasion. He opened his
sr5och by expressing much pleasure in meet
;r.. Ike propIc Of 4 section Of the country With
,rr,ra ne was well acquainted many years
or, and felt rejoiced at its growth aud pros
rsr,fy. Tie came. be said, not to discuss those
Questions which yeX the mind and dis
urn he harmony which prevails among the
psopc. II there are any who still entertain
t.ciIrrs Of malice, or cherish bitterness on
account OF The past, let us withdraw from
>yrl. He declared that whatever might be
tlr Vaccinations OF politicians, whatever the
view OF policy and the designs of Statecratt
might desire 10 c0nsummate IN regard TO the
future the people Of the great Mississippi
Valley are one. and must always remain one.
people 10 interest, in destiny, and in social
forrs and material progress. No man, no
cours" OF policy. no deep designs OF ambi-
tIous men. could ever discover them. In
al the future they would surely stand
together. The great river bound them
together by ties stronger than any
that politics could ever invent, and from the
source to The mouth the people who dwellIn
TIE valley must be united. lie then spoke
Al considerable length upon the vast aSricul-
tural resources Of the country and the future
DEVELOPMENTS Of commerce, the Mississippi
Valley, aud is great advantage and impor-
tauce to the patton. He predicted the time
t.n "
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BY TeI>grapn.

EEw YoRE. senten,ber O. No... r....stocks active
and strong. Money, X. tiold, 4 b. n hxchange-
Long, 4s4; short, 4s7. GoyernmcDfs ua''' States
Erening.-M Money easy nc 14G2. sterii.,e weak
at483S. Gold firm at 5S9f35H. Govern nents
dull but strong. States quiet ana steady.
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pAJTINORn

:. BALTIMORE, September 9.-Yirpania 6's, peeiers,
ASH: coneoIs, 64k. West VirgihIas, gkI North
Carolina 6's, old, 10; new, TO-. BID to-oay. f@,s-
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REMOVALS.
DEMGWAL! REMOEALu

EGEWJV AL I! hEMU HAIJ ~ 1F1f9'.s
wipresoeetfuiiy cali the attention. OF the ladies
10 the facs nat have removed to No. TIL Rro46
street fone square below the old piaceE and peln9
under mich less expense VAIL be able % ssuEP,sP
them in HUMAN Nal R.W OK, FANCGSOoDss
LACES done up and Ispalrea By Mrs. GRAS-'
GER. .rjfsa - E. L. 9RASaEn,z =
Sc RI, .s: E.I4a B2.E 514Bfoao stxss.. :.
DEMOVED-E. KERsEY g. SON, from
LAihain ODD stand 10 Ns.l4D7 In the squsra
allows. SO l4.-f.lt JgtF4Ssas4 ~ sc u AWS y
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Whlsksy.asrsl tinbe.s gresGna eaEsg Icy,
q sT0O0; seasoned, AaQ0f2S u 4,ooVs sEsss1
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Hides, Leather, sc.
Powder; Shet. Etc.

Fss Toys mining. bo, ssss t lam ave
Posoder: 1915 by me I'VE NV Sess-as t''A'
= Shof: Northern. S2.A0@8a SO p Gag OF 40 MS
d GTtadaenss: lx@2xc. p 10. .2' -
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L1inrice,

Icosiee Passe.-J. %. & Co.. 3lc. Z. r.. ~. !
A. o. g., 23c. TX. q Co., 24c.; Z. B., 2oc Aneasof.
&c. "A. q. G.. 2ao.; q. = g., 2Sc. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-10

PANAMA, August 31.-The people of Pa
mama and the ISthmus continue in state of
trepidation, their fate depending on the re-.
suit of the conflict between the States Of
Magdalna and Bolivar and the Federal Gov
eminent. When the former are conquered
linen comes the turn of Panama.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-10

on,,ndcnce of the Richmond Dispa,cn.l
St"rreS'> ,n,..,,.,serRo. September 0, 1915.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-10

lar case of crime or insanity rear
Carson. IS disposed Of almost entirely
without cost to anybody. There
IS 10 reason why this burden Of unfo--
tupa:e tax should fall 50 heavily upon
dis:an; counties. They are placed at
this Disadvantages ami expense on ac-
coa,.t Of their location with regard TO
TIE Car;,al City and the near counties
are. for the same reason, benefited. II
the Carilal were in the central pSIt OF
the S,ate-ss can Iot lie in Nevada
there wcnld be much less cause for COM
r,a;u.. Western Nevada has the tene-
fits @. the State House and State Prison
a, her doors; and if system be devised
IL which the expenses Of transportation
can lie paid out Of some general fund.
the disadvantages Of location will IN
some measure be removed. The princi-
ple, that every county should purge it.
self il these respects is correct; but 1t
can not be applied alone in this in
stance. There j, another principle CO.
existent and coex.eusive with i.-That
all paris of the Stale, rs nearly as POS
sibIe. should stand in the same relation
to the Capital City. The latter pEinci-
pie is fundamental however and the
former only accidental. The question
-ro,,Il l.. .-natrT fsi~fv
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-10
GOVERNOR ERArLEI's SECOND
IEACGCRATIOS.

The spectacle Of Legislature pro-
ceciln- in formal state from tie aP-
pointed place ot their sitting 10 a private
residence, there TO take part il the IL
auzura;ion of the Governor OF State
has bit seldom been Witnessed. Such
a scene vas enacted yesterday. 1t was
a touching token of respect 10 = mos:
worthy Chief Magistrate. This brief
mention would be even more incomplete
and curt werc VIC to fail to express 4
hope that Governor Bradley may very
soon be quite restored to health, and
able 20 resume Lis Office duties.