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Woshinstou Intelligence.

WASHINGTON, August 26.-An order
will soon be issued changing the sta
tions of all vessels in the marine rev.
enue service. The change is necessa'
ry for the removal of iron vessels from
salt to fresh water.
No information has yet been re-
Gel, ed here In regard to the actioh
taken by the United States steamers
Congress and Hartford, which recently
arrived at Trpolis TO- demand repara-
ton for the insult offered to the Amer
lean Consul and his wife in that city
a short time ago, though the officials
here have no doubt but the whole maI-
ter will soon be arranged to the satls-
faction of our government.
A telegram was received at the Ma
Wv Department this morning from
Captain Edward Simpson, command
ing the United States steamer Panama,
dated August 20, announcing the Iaci
TO the Department that the State oil
Panama had declared war against the
Government of Columbia. The De-
nartment Immediately issued orders 10
Rear Admiral Mullaney, COMMANDING
the North Atlantic station, to hoio an
of his available force in readiness 10
proceed without delay to the isthmns
if necessary, for the protection o.
American interest there.
A special from Bathurst, New
Brunswick, says three men fired into
tent occupied by the canvassers o.
Gibbs menagerie, killing one and dan
gerously wounding another. the only
cause assigned is n dispute between
the circus men and some rough, VINO
sought admission without pay Nc
arrests.
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FOREIGN.
iIERzEGOVENIA INSuRRECTlON.
Austria on The Eve of a Conflict with
Turkey.
The khCdivc Concentrating Troops on
the Confines OF AbySSlnia.

LONDON, August GA special says
that Gen. Lizzaraga, the C0rllst com
mander of Leo de Urgel, proposes tc
surrender that fortress Ii the Bishop
and garrison are allowed to depart
freely. General MARTINEZ has rejected
the proposition ard still eXacts an un-
conditional surrender. The Carlist
commander has twenty-iour hours to
decide in.
PARIS, August 90. - Cardinal Me
Closkey goes to Chartres Friday, thence
to Nantes, and returns to Paris before
st0rting TO Rome.
LONDON, August 2G.-The Times
makes the following announcement.
ALEXANDRIA, Egypt, August ID.
Three men-ot-war with n force oI
troops and marines aboard have been
dispatched hastily to that portion Of
the Egyptian coast bordering on Abys'
sna, to punish u body Of blacks who
are invading the Egyptian territory.
-Four thousand infantry are held IN
readiness for emergency ut Suea, The
Khedlve is determined to exact full
satisfaction Tor infringements upon
his soil.
BELGRADE August 26.-'rhe popular
feeling in Servia is so strongly Ia favor
of the insurgents that ii is feared that
the Austrian Government will expert
cnce great difficulty in preventing a
conflict with Turkey.
HoME, August 26. The wife of Carl
baldi is dead.
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An incendary fire occurred in.Sump-
ter South Carolina, last night. Loss
twenty thousand dollars. llalfcovercd
by Insurance.
The Wheeling, Virginia, Window
Glass Company has failed, the firm
paying fifty cents on the dollar.
The Signal officer, at Washington
reports considerable damage to ship
ping along the Atlantic coast during
the gale OF Monday and Tuesday,
A terrific storm, lasting from s
o'clock until midnight, visited Sioux
City, Iowa, yesterday. The loss of
crops, bridges, etc., must be very great
c. c. Count won the single scull race
at Saratoga, yesterday, and the Argo-
nant the pair-oarcd shell race. The
double scull shell race, to-day, was
won 10y Courtney and Robinson, of
Union Springs; Riley and Lctlinon,
Neptmes, second; Mccormick; and
Lathrop, Beavers, third.
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Minor kilograms.

The frost IN Illinois was not rs dam-
aging as at first reported, Corn was
not materially injured.
A large amount Of spurious com
from the United States Is IN circula-
ton in Hamilton, Ontario.
The residence of William Mann,
near New Haven, Indiana, was roboeu
and then fired by the burglars.
The grand jury of San Francisco mas
found q true bill against Miller, alias
Woodruff for embezzlement.
Gus Hartman was arrested at Cincin'
natl, yesterday, charged with cutting
an infants throat from ear to ear.
h, The four-oared shell race at Saratoga
yesterday, was won by the Atalanta
club; Buffalo, second; Dugneshe
third.
The Turner's Convention In session
in New York city, before adjournlne
urge upon hevarious societies through
out the Union to have representation
at he Philadelphia Centennial.
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when \. 4. Morgan was finally chosen.
Six counties are represented 10y n louh-
IL set OF delegates, which threatens TO
delay u permanent organization some
time. The committee ON credentials
find great difficulty in deciding the
claims OF TIE contestants, They Ind
not reported ut seven O'clock last even
ing. Little interest IL manifested in
the Convention outside OF the contest
ing delegates. The lack of enthuSi-
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r,utt shipment 10 England.

PHILADELPHIA, August 26.-Thc
steamship Ohio, which sailed for l4iv-
erpool, has included in her cargo two
Thousand four hundred crates of Della
ware peaches. The steerage OF the
ship has been turned into refrlgera-
tor lined with ice and provided with
fans for keeping up a constant current
of cold air. This being the first ven
lure of the kind, its success is looked
TO with great interest.
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malignant, type orscurvy.

SAN FRANCISCO, August 26.-The
ship New York, from Liverpool, arriv-
ed here with twenty-four, out a crew
of forty, down with scpryy OF a malig-
nant type. The disease was not con
fined to the black crew, but also at
tackled the officers. The ship was iur-
nished with plenty of fresh provisions
and every precaution taken to disin-
feet the vessel. The matter will be In
vestigated by court of inquiry.s
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Greenback Convention.

DETROIT, August 2G.-The Green
hack Convention has been ably adj
dressed by Wood, of Kentucky, Mey'
ers' of illinois, Daniels, of Virginia
Mahoney, of Iowa, Allis, of Michigan,
and buchanan, of Indiana. A series
Of strong resolutions against the re
sumption of specie payment az IN,
time specified by Congress at Its las'
session were adopted, when the Con
yention adjourned. The session wa
harmonious and the proceeding
throughout were marked with earnes
enthusiasm.
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The BLACK Hin Commission.

Council BLUFF, Iowa, August 90
Senator Allison arrived here last night
and will be joined to-day by the re-
manning members OF the Commission
who are to treat with the Indians for
the purchase of the Black Hills coul'-
try. The Comm ission leave here for
CHEYENNE. News from the reservation
are to the effect that the objects OF the
Commission are not at all likely to be
successful, the feeling against the sale
being very strong among the lhuiahs'
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aail Deliyery at Loekhar..

GALVESTON, August ga special to
the News says fifteen prisoners brokt
iail at Lockhart, seized the guns anG
pistols in the jailor's room. Eight OF
The most desperate made rush for the
chapparel, armed with four six shoot
ers and two double barreled shot'gunss
Sheriff Ellison followed and overtooR
them half mile from town, when
they fred killing his horse under him.
Sheriff Galbreath also had his horse
killed under him. A rapid firing now
commenced in which two of the priss
oners were badly wounded, ana al
were recaptured except two negroes
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Riot nj Mncou, Mississippi.

VIcKsEuRG, August ga special
to the Herald from Macon, Mississippi,
reports the occurring Of Il serious rot
ut New Hope church, few miles dis,
tant from that place, which resulted
in the killing of eight negroes and
the wounding of several persons. The
riot grew out of u quarrel between \
negro and n white man about drum
heating. Matters are quiet, with no
apprehension of renewal.
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HuKiux

New ALBANY, Ind, August 90. MIR.
lloughton, in Crawford county, lndi-
ana, who was concerned in the lynch
ing of the man named Sales Oliver,
about n year ago, made up his mind to
turn States evidence, ana recently
gave information to the District Attur-
ney against his comrades. sunday
night Houghton was visited 10y about
rs disguised men, who gave him n
terrible beating with hickory wiIhes,
mutilatiug his body in a horrible man
ner, He recognized seven nr cight.rot
his former companions, and efforts are
being made to arrest them.
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MrEpuls, August ga fire broke
out to-day in II wooden-wafc manu'
factory on Georgia street, and the en-
lire establishment, including timber
IN store and valuable machinery, was
destroyed. The heat was 50 intense that
one al the city's fire engines wns only
saved by the streams from the others
It is believed to have h en- the work OF
Nh incpnuiNrY.
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The End not Yet OF the EseenerTiItoH
Scandal.

New YORK, August 26.-Notice of
issues in the suits of Theodore Tilton
VS.. ii. w. Beecher, and also IN the
ease of Tllton w. the Eagle and Thorn
as Kinsella, for libel, were filed in the
Clerks Office the City court OF Brook
lyn Yesterday, by the attorneys for the
plaintiT The City court for the Sep
ieuher term opens on the first, Mon
day of that month, when the calendar,
including the above eases will be call
ed, if the attorneys of both answer
ready, the Judge will fix day for the
trial. Joseph Loeder, who has been
under arrest for perjury in connection
with the trial, was yesterday released
on $4,000 bail.
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Trustees Sale Of House and L0tin POrlGy

Notice Is hereby given that by virtue of II
certain deed of trust to me made, executed
aud delivered by w. Il. Robertson, Jr., on the
q, pages 3l7-S, OF Kaufman County Records,
To secure the pay ment of II certain promB-
sorry note for six hundred dollars, described
therein ,hnving been so requested 10 do by the
legal holders aforesaid, | VIII on Tuesday,
the 7th day of September, 1875, sell for cash,
MT public auction, nj the Court house door In
the city Of Dallas, the following described
property, to-wit:
Lot No. $, in block No. 80, In the town OF
Forney formerly Brooklyn), In kaufman
county, Texas, together with all and singular
the rights, members, appurtenances and
Entertainments to the same belonging or APP
Said Robertson by the Texas and Pacific
Railway Company.
CHAS. FRED. TUCKER. Trustee.
aug l5-d3w
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The Financial Question.

NEW York, August 5.-Ncw York
delegates to the Cincinnati Imitation
Convention held II meeting last night,
at which speecels were made 10y Mr.
Olendorfer, Col. i. a. Conkling, Henry
Kemp, and others. a committee was
Amounted to draft IN address to the
people on the financial question.
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Galveston Anticipates an Active Rusi'
ness Season.

GALVESTON, August 26.--Par,ies who
have been absent from Galveston dur
ing the summer are daily returning.
A large number OF merchants from
the interior of The State are here and
the hotels are rapidly filllngup There
is every indication OF u very active
business season. The health of the
city remains excellent
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90 ACRES ARE UNDER SHEDS.

Constructed In tho year 1873, improvements
suggested by o. periencc In other yards, have
been introduced and II IL believed these
yards present advantages for the care Of
stock, whether In winter or summer, not
offered by any other yards.
The stock arriving IL unloaded directly In
the pens, and placed Immediately on the
market
Buyers from New York. Boston, Chicago,
Cincinnati Louisville, Nashville and other
points are permanently located at the yards
and shippers can confidently anticipate an
active and reliable market for all receipts
however large, add for all grades of stock.
Every effort will be made 10 advance the
con iidence of shippers In the st. Louis live
stock market which has already, through
the agency OF these yards, become Mt lenst
the equal OF any live stock market In the
west, and by shippers concentrating the live
stock trade In this market, II will become
the largest wholesale market In the west for
cnttle ~ IL IL now the equal OF any for all
other stock.
Arrangements have been made for the
prompt forwarding from Venice OF all con-
aipnnients from Illinois
a tlrst-cngs hotel for the convenience oil
Its patrons is attached 10 the yard.
The East st. Louis Stock Yard Bank, under
| the management OF Newman. Hastings 4
Co., has Its office In the general Offices OF tn,
| yards. lSAAC II. KNOX, PRESIDENT.
JOSEPH MuIIIALI, SUPERINTENDENT.
| j. GREEN CASH, Assistant superintendent
| julylwBtdlt futAf
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DOMESTIC.


Warrington Intelligence.
WASHINGTON, August 26. The Pres
ident has accepted the sixth section,
comprising twenty miles, Of the
Southern Pacific Railroad of Calilor-
MIA. Payment of the September in
terest commences tomorrow without
rebate.
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ssississippi Republican state Con
ycntiou.

JACKSON, August %. 1.-THE Repuoli.
can State Convention assembled al
noon. colored delegates predominatin,g.
Considerable delay occurred over the
selection of temporary chairman
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If the Hon. James Doolittle aoliv-
ers the address at The Winnehago (lll}
Fair which Jefferson DAVIS de.
clincd, we shall Toe surprised il The or'-
tor does not ,lo.a litlc in the way OF
rebukug the spirit so lately manifest
ed hy the people Of that section
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HOUSTON AND TEXAS CENTRAL.
TELEGRAPHIC
MIDNIGEIT DISPATCHES
The indianapolis Asylum Scandal I'm
founded,

CINCINNATI, August 25.-The charge
of crimenial connection with certain
pupils Of the indianapolis Deaf and
Dumb Asylum, performed against
ThOs. Mclntire and Il. &. Valentine,
teachers, have reen found uniounded
by the Trustees.
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ON account OF the difficulty attending the
collection ufsmnll bills, and in order that
the school may bo self sustaining, strict
compliance with the above terms win be
required; ana no deduction whatever
viii he made for i09I time,
SfHS. X, b. C0UGHANOuR, Principal.
nupSdjw.
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WASHINGTON HOUSE.
Il, ". HARRINGTON. PrOp'r.
as MARKET, corner OF woai s.roet,
DALLAS, TEX 49,.

have long experience In the hotel busi-
ness, and set hotter table than can be
had IN Dallas tor the same price. keep
tirst-class cooks, obliging walters, clean beds
and nice airy rooms. Board, per day, u So;
by the week, So 90 nugOdBm
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AFTERNOON DIsPAToHEs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-11
BY N. NJ. Lee, Auctioueer,
No,1l Eleventh street.

TRUSTEES SALE. OF TWO HUN
L DRED AND SEVEN ACRES OF LAND ON
JAMES RIVER AND THE PET ERSBURG AND
MANCHESTER tTURNPIKE, ABOUT ONE
MILE FROM THE CITY OF, MANCHESTER
PART OF THE FALLS PLANT,ATION.-.By
virtue OF deed Of trust 10 the undersigned bearing
date 9th OF March, 1878, recorded In the clerks office
OF Chester field County Court. d. B. So, page 34S,
being required do by the holder OF certain notes
secured IN said deed, we will sell ut public auction,
in front OF Chesterf county courthouse In the
civ of Manchester, on i1ONDAY The 18th day of
September, 1875 uhat being county court-dayJ At
q o. clock ~, the property described 10 said deed
us containing Two HUNDRED AND SEVEN
ACRES, more or less, fronting Oh james river at
the mouth of Hancock creek, and running up said
creek, and fronting also on the Petersburg and
Manchester turnpike being part OF the Falls plan
tation). and about one mile below the city Of Man
chester $500 -.'-s
There are on the premises small frame DIV ELL
ING, Barn, &c. There Is also believed to be an
abundance of surerior Granite Rock which. owing
to the advantage Of shipping by james river, should
make 1t very yalu1ble. ;. Er ~. .yg.Eti-E
TERMS: Sufficient In cash to pay OFF two certain
negotiable notes. secur7din said deed, for S37Ol 80
aud *3.979.66, with interest from LIST Janusry,
] S74, aud lst January, 1875, subie.t to u credit
for amnuat Of sales OF real estate sold ON Smiths
HILL and for 81 ,257 SO on credit until 1sr jana
ary 1876 balance on such terms as may be mace
known at the time Of sale. .,...
. n. NJ. LEE,
..a ASA SNYDER,
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8ith.l,oltd 9isfatrh,
e.an,enaY..... .sEPTE ABER II, 1875.

r,orxs-The time OF the introduction OF
uhssI. clocks moved by weights cannot be
f,xsd with any cee ainty. From the time OF
A rchtuedes, go u c., to that Of Robert
WslIingtord, a ,hse OF st. Adams, in 1875:
many iuyeuie us men have beeu credited
with che inv. eetfop. To Boe.hias "a. u. oio)
has been accorded the honor. aotwiths'sna.
ing that e has been disputed whether II wss
a water. or u wbeefSnd.weiget clock winch
Pacif Gus, of Verona, who lived nearly ,ous
centuries later, constructed, on the giooaN
ab Il the date was too early for such az .o-
yent,on, A.. however, Ger6ert, who Dsea&e
Pope as Sylvester H., did uncouo,Mus ~.
construct wheel-and.~eSht CLOCK ~ " Nc
sieburg. 10 9as, when be was arcno'sn'i i,. .S
heiief that PIcificus might also nav :.
one a little more than century ,ha
mot unreasonable. But, however uu ~
e.rher history Of clocks may De lnsot.aA ..
so.,h, n ;s certain that clocks ar'seA ~
rreioh,s scre In use IN the monsstetsss VI
W.rone In tho eleYenra century. Inc ~s.no'
It, clergy are credited with toe introanction
nf SoeS, into England. They possessed
much wealth, and bad leisure to csst'vate
n.anv Of the arts, and were probably ted 10
the cni,iya,ion OF horoieey from the deslra
hIeaess OF having some means OF regulating
sheir religious serGices. The FIRST West.
,ninster clock is said to have been erected
from the proceeds Of fine which was in
Dosed npon chiefjus,ice OF the n'ne,s
bench about 129e.-Appletons AEeer'cd'
CUclopeiia, repisededition, article CtocE'
md Watches"
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ByJ. Thorn oson Brown.
Real Estate Agent and Auctoneer,
l1l3 Msin street.


A VACANT LOT NEAR THIRD
N STREET BETWEEN MARSHALL AND
CLAY STREETS AT AUC1 ION.--By virtue Of a
deed OF trust executed to us as trustees on 12fh
day Of June, 1873. by John Amber Smith, aud
duly recorded in the clerks Office Of. richmond
Chaucery Court, aeet-bNok 90. page 469, 70 Sc
cure certain notes therein mentioned being the de-
ftrrpd payments for the above mentioned as we'll as
other mentioned property IN s,id deed, aud de-
fault having reen nude In the payment Of TO
thereon. we shall, being reqnested so to dc by the
beneficiary thereof sell at public auction, on FRI.
DAY. september 18th. immediately after the
above sale. the following described property being
the only remaining portion OF The property de.
scIibed in above said deed which is subject to ihe
len created by said deed OF trust, the remainder
baving been heretofore rtleased-to wit: Com
mencirg At point on north side of an alley alright
angles with Third stree land between Marshall aud
Clay Streets, SO feet from Second street. thence
running cast wardly and fronting on the north side
Of said alley 80 feet thence back and between par.
ael lines IS feet tmore or lsss!; beiSg pxrt Of
same real estate conveyed to j. Amber Smith by
Analethia Pendleton by Der decree Of record in
Richmond Chancery Court Office 4sFse.} gga;r.
TERMS: Cash as TO 81 10 snd expense OF sale.
WiLLIA Az J T. PFxD II L5ETo]S'2 Trustees.
:, j. THOMPSON BROWN, AuctIoneer.. 4. sc q
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BY Chafiin. staples & Co.,
Real Estate Auctionecrs and Agents,
No. ! Tenth street,

HNRUSTEE'S SALE OF A VALUABLE
ViEI-By virtue Of q deed OF trust executed by
James Clary, bearing date May 20, 1874 duly re-
corded In the clarks office OF Henricn County Cou
by The creditor thereby secured. proceed 10 sell at
auction: on the premises On TUESDA1;s ens en- pr
CiHOUND. fronting fifty feet on the north line OF
Jacauelln street between Washington and Carter
streets, aud having dppth of two hundred feet.
In addition 10 The value OF this lot for building
upor IL Is believed TO contain very valuable CLAY
FOR MAKING BRICK. as 1t Is located very near the
brick-yard. now 80 successfully WORRIED oy 1homp-
son & Go.
TERMS: Cash er oueh 10 defray the expenses OF
the sale and to pav cT note OF Il 05 SO with in
slOE.9S payable IN" 20lh OF JaIulrv 1876:
xl05 SO payable the 2Otn OF July, 1870; 800 S
na sable the 10th of January, 1877; and the resi-
due If any upon such terms rs may be announced
IL the sale. X. Is. Cd ar ri :. trustee:
CuAEFIS STAPLES s Co, AuctioneerS. sc To-
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By j. l.. Appersop.
Real Estate Agent and Aucti0neer,
No. 10l6 Main street.

yXTORD'S LARGE TOBACCO FAC
w TORY, No. l19, ON THE NORTHEAST
CORNER OF shYENTH STREET !, AH T, TIE III
4Ol. ON THE SOU1 HEAST CORNER OF CARY
and FOURTH sTREETs, FOR SALE AT AuC.
TION.-C. r. Word, Esq, having determined 10
dispose of his property aud pay his debts. / shall
sell. on the premises, at O'Clock T, M. on WE'D
NESDAY, September Is, 1875. In the order
ramed, the a'ove-described VERY vALUARLE
REAL ESTATE. The FACTORY Is 42xl30 feet.
three and half stories high built In the most sub
stanllal manner of the best materials. LOT 761
$50 feet to q 16-foot alley. Location admirable
for acce sibility, light, air, &c. ..a. :. ..,s'
The DWELLING has ten rooms with fire.nlaces,
besides Office, store and bath room, &C.: Kitchen
with four rooms; stable, carriage house, &c. built
In the best manner aud with view to comfort and
convenience: location pleasant and convenient TO
business npighborhood excellent. J.ot 6S By 100
feet to wide alley. s..t' s.l l. -,
IT Is NOT OFTEN THAT SUCH REALLY DES1RA-
BILE PROPERTY is OFFERED At AUCTION UNDER
SUCH PRESSING CIRCUMSTANCES. -,
TERMS Accommodating, and made Known Mt the
sale. y. l.. APpEhSON,
an l 2aw3w,Stdtds --. AuctiOnesr.