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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-14
The Great Meeting.

The great ratification meeting OF me Coz
~,rre,,scs Of Richmond was held at the Thea
tre last night. It brought out the true
hearted and generous public that Is devoted
to the prosperity and glory of the State ana
knows that these csn only be maintained oy
the Conservative party-by It's union ana IN
eegrity, and by its triumph.
A spirit and enthusiasm stirred the assem-
bssge that VIC have never seen eSee'eo ~
earnestness and depth. 1t was worthy y.
che cause and worthy of the assemo'age' :"
was glorious, ard 6lIed every heart WIN con'
sidence as to the triumph OF the consef'"
siyes on the ID day Of November neN''
The speakers were received with great
xelnt The Honorable Senator BAYAHD re-
ce,ved o tribute of public applause that WAS
a handsome compliment from virginia 10
Delaware. All the speakers made admirable
addresses. General JOHNSON having been made
the object of especial attention-the enemy
having disclosed his yindictive strategy to be
20 detach General JOHNSON from the list OF
nominees and bear him off captive when
he appeared the assembly received him with
extraordinary manifestations Of regard. Hi;
speech was full of magnetic fire. and the
whole assembly showed their warm sympa
Thy with bin.
The "Bully Boys" were out in strong
force. They are evidently ripe for action
Their deeds in the cause of the Conservative
party (Which is the State) prove them to b
their country's stay 10 the day and hour
danger. .a.
We can say no more at present, but refel
our readers to the report OF this long.to'oe
remembered Conservative meeting.
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DEATHS.

lied. at the residence OF his stepfather Vifgii1
n,us Snssienx) on Tuesday the 12th ns'ah'i az ~
o'clock p. 81, JOAN HAXk,Lt.1 bnh ~ his age.
s9,er long and painful illness, which he bore with
ChrIsiisn iorttude.
..ksleep IN Jesus ,,o roo,,oueo Of
vtrrtntIIs poss,eux corner ct q hirty-second sno
s,reets. THIS Thursday EVENING nj . o'eioeH'
Friends aud acquaintances invited 10 attend.
Died. October 18Th, 1876 WILLlAM se BEE,
u -TT nj hts residence. corner OF twenty seVeIin
nd Venahr slreeu iu the thirty. sixth year OF nis
age. He was true and faithful member Oh oo'o
his Church az d Society. 80, ,,,oo a, ,be
second Baniist chu oh THIS Thursday AElbn,
NtMjN ~ g O'Clock. The friends and acquaintance
are invited to attend.
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HEADS EVERY TiHE.-A thrifty JoBN Bull
recently a'ote 10 the director Of tie British
mint requesting him to make for him few
pennies bayins. heads on both sides, and add.
ding fhst be Ran,'ed to Use ttsrl in throwing
heads and tails. bats the sort of primary
'e'ss::!!aa7 .he hcnsgs sight e provide fer,
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II, az bis enemies charge, General JOHN
SON is the counsel OF TON scorr, be cannot
also be the counsel of GARRETT, Toa's great.
est enemy. Make your whales STABLE
year stories consistent, OH ye sorebeads
and Polly MAHoHEs.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
M NO BATS OFFERED
r AUBURN AND AsDaoscosals oorro1
sYCLE BROTHERS.

They sell MI their goods at the very lowest bot ON
prices To convince yourself OF this, call on them
and examine their stock OF -
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, WHITE GOODS, &C.,
and you will find 1t to your advantage to buy all
your goods there. as you can save from ten TO nj
teen per cent. in doing To their very large ano
extensive stock they are receiving new goods daily,
and are now Offering greater bargains than ever
amongst which You will aud sax
All The latest shades and syles of DREss eooD0
In ev;ry description from 15c. per yard up TO
$3.50;
A large stock Of MOURNING GOODS;
200 pieces BLACK ALPACA-tbe greatest bar
gains ever sold in this city;
bales ALL-WooL FLANNEL from 25c' per
yard up to9l;
RED YELLOW. GRAY and BLUE PLAIN and
TWILLED FLANNELs very low;
100 pieces BROWN and BLEACHED CANTON
FLANNELS from 1870. up; a.-.
PLAIN, PLAID. and STRIPED OPERA ELAN.
NELS In all colors;
WATFR-PROOFS at all prices;
REMNANTS BLACK YELvETEENS at one half
OF their value; .-. ..... .a....
A fine stock of IMPORTED and AMERICAN
CASsIMERES, for mems and boys wear, very
cheap;
1000 yards REMNANTS IRISH LINENS at a
great sacrifice;
LINEN and COTTON DIAPERS,
BLEACHED ard BROWN DAMAsK,
FRUIT-CL01 HIS,
TOWELS, NAPKINS, DOILIES, TIDES.
We offer special Inducements In these goois' as
they have been ali bought at auction at much less
than their value.
RALMoRAL and BOULEVARD SKIRTS, for
ladies and misses;
PLAIN, PLAID, aud STRIPED sHAWIs' ior
ladies and misses, from SOC. upto $40;
100 BRoCHE sHAWLs at IS SO, reduced from
$l2 10 close them out;
WHITE and COLORED BLANKETS from 80 up
TO the very best;
WHITE and COLORED QUILTS at all PRICES;
WORSTED QUILTS atSZ, s2.oo, anu 90
COMFORTS in all sizes;
CARPETS, oIL-CLOTHs, and RUGS cheaper
than ever;
KNIT JACKETS, KNIT SACKS;
CROt IIET SACKS and HOODS;
LADIES and GENTLEMEN'S UNDERWEAR
4 splendid assortment:
LADIES and MISSES STRIPED HOSE from 25c'
up;
lDGLOvEs in all the new shades In one, two
and three buttons;
1000 pair KID GAUNTLETS at one half OF theil
value;
woRsTED PRINCES to match all shades of dress
| goods;
l 900 different sha des of BUTTONS;
BUSTLES In entirely new shapes;
100 dozen LINEN HANOkERCHlEFS ut 2oc
| worth ~ so per dozen;
| CAMBRIA EDGINGS and INSERT1NGS at les
than importers prices;
COTTON TRlMMISGS-an endless variety;
| A large stock OF COMBS, BRUSHES, SOAPS, Pc X.
FUMEnY, HAIR. ORNAMENTS, JEWELRY,
&C.;
! COTTON-YARNS and KNiTTISG-COTTONS In
| all Nos;
| and thousands of other bargains not mentioned.
SYtLE BROTHERS,
429 Broad street.
between Fourth and Fifth streets.
Goods sent all over the country Z. " D., or on re-
| ceipt OF the money. ocS
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ne MONSTER STOCk-CLOTHS AND
CASSiMERtS FOR GENTLEMEN
AND BOYS.

T-R. PRICE & co.
bare just opened The most magnificent stock Of
English, French. and Virgiui.-made
CLOTHS AND CASSIMERhS
ever shown In q southern market !; to which special
attention Is cal led.
ENGLISH RFAVER-CLOTHS for orercoats-Blacks,
Blues, Browns;
ENC LISH IIAGoSALS for suits and oyerc0ats:
BLACK ma OLORkD DOE>KIN lbast FreHch);
Fancy CHECK and PLAIN CAssiMEREs:
BOYS CAsSIMERES. Soc, Toe, TO Fl 60;
BOYS TWEED CASSMERES;
FRENCH PANr PATTERNS. IS To &12 pattern;
Superior American PANT PATTERNS, II to 81 4
pattern:
Virginia 4 OvERCoATINGs;
VIRGINIA 3-4 SulTISGS, every grade: all at small
living profts. sc 80
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MARRIAGE i.

,,.,o, =, "Wednesday evening. September 10,
ga ni 1;rscett,e,t baptist church. by tev rr.
Hatcher. CH sHLEs X. RiICblE; e. 10 = Tan r,npd 1
Va :ngest daughter Ct The late Charles Ii. lun"e'
Bnliinore. Marion lva.l, and philadelphia papers
al Cnf
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wenld have had for boiling in 1867. Thel
City Committee itself made all the nomina.
tons for both the Senate and the Halse of
nal6putac
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MEETINGS.

ALL ORGANIZATIONS. LINE AND
n MILITARY, desiring 10 take paea l III GsopGE
"a PIcKsrT In this city on the gath instant srf re-
quested address by letter as , io9n 10
through their p, sGiperd IN In the procession
places may oe '@s DABNEY +. MApHY,,
Chief Marshal.
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A Coon. JoKE-The modest demand of the
boilers that Judge GUGoN shall appoint but
enc Conservative judge Of election and Two
anti-Conservatiyes.
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General Eaa.hegard is Likely to become
superintendent of the Louisville and Nash.
vile lui!Soau.
SeDator Edm1nds Of Vermont. has been
rendered the po.itor OF Ua!,td Stats C!f-
cut Judge, made Yacani by he Geafb OF.
,"gc W9clLg.!. @
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fNOHEN BROTHERS

II
are now ready 10 exhibit
THE LARGEST AND CHEAPEST STOCK 8,
GOODS
Il has ever been their pleasure TO Offer. Among.
many great b1 gains are:
cases AUBURN BLEACHED MU!LISa,IO,.
8 cases ANDKOSCCGGIN RLEACHED Muslin
alloy:
5 cases AMOS iEAG CALICOES at 5sc.-selrrx
generally at from 3 10 l0c.;
4 cases ALPACA aud M0HAIR DRESS.GOODs,
l63c. worth from rs to Soc;
ENGLISH MERINO double Width, lG;c-n.
duced from 40c.;
800 pieces BLACK ALPACAs. MOHAlR, ,pi
SILK LUsTRHS at auction prices;
so pieces BLACK CASHMERE at least 20c. y,r!
less than regular prices;
The go ALL.WOOL TAMISE At 65 acd 7Oc-
never sold at less than 81.
COHEN BROTHERS are ufferirg the large,
stock Of BLACK and COLORkD aILhS In til,
city, including all the evening shades. Mce, Of
them sre sold SO per cent. less than at New Yos
prices.
Also. the largest ard cheapes: stock Of REAL
LACES IN this city.
COHEN BROTHERS are selling LADIES RE.
| YERSIBLE SaAWLS 75c. ; Misses sliAwLs
at sec.
BOULEVARD SKIRTS at less than they se.
| ever known.
| Also, large stock Of KNIT VESTS.
CUuEN BRUTHrRS are Offering 200 did,r,a:
patterns OF HAMBUhGu EMBROIDERY At H..
than usual prices.
They are also offering The chs>p pet stock 4
FLANNELS ever known.
CASsIMERES at SOC. worth soc al wool al t;t,
worth 1925;
VIRGINIA CASHMERE at S0:.. selliog gsnt:.'.
Iy at SO;
WATERPROOF at great reduction;
USBLEACHtD KNITTING COTTON. manuil:.
tured expressly 10 their order. the best hn9'a
In this market. at 33c. pound;
Their two.tutton REAL KID GLOVES at 81 81.
worth 81 rs; also, four. button In opera :hl$,;
PRINCES, BUTTONS, AID other TRIMMINGS.
great variety ut
&C 3m COHEN BROTHERS.
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THE MEMBERS OF METROPO.~&
~ ot,enG a stated commu ica:lon OF their "
l. dee ut It. hans Hall THIS lThnisoay) Z E
MING, October IA, 1875. at O'Clock. ,,.s
All Master Ma, OILS in good s;ancing are lhfi'eo
to attend. CD r.CopS
r5s1Ix - Secretary.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

uOWITZERS, ATTENTION = A,jA
I'll There will be drill OF the right sec EA2
lion lHUbSpAY at 8 =. NJ, and of the ..snS
left s ction FRIDAY at P. n. - =
Ky order lAfiAlH ShASh Si'
Al
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4 CALLED CoNvoCA!T,i[oSs. OF SMsISI
n LAFAY 7 r XII ia h heid g" This sZ4NMNSS
bArsda at e,s Sclosx ei Ninth and
Masonic ban, Oh 81 IN Eoyal Arch MasoHs In good
aine ARE Cordially iuyted Ky order % ne ~
Il. n. Z. Sa Secretary
oc 14.lth
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FAIRS AND EEAS'TS.

r-T-->-' -~-~-~~--~
GRAND CONCEHr, LECl IKE, AND
VI SUPPER 1T shady Grow Methodist church,
ON the new turnpike. for The BENnFlr Of Iht
PAKSO MAGE, On THURSDAY NIGHT. october
IA, 1876.
Lecture by DR.. Edwards: Concert by Trinity
Church Choir aud Mise, Ridcncur anu Fltzwil-
son, ar d supper b. he ladies'
Conc. ri and Lecture, sue; Supper, soc.
&C 1927
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MASONIC NOTICE.-There viii w
EGO yNiSX LAYER + M has hsG Hall HUFF on
u ntt f ~ a, O'clock for work. Candidates
Nin be- prompt. Master Masons In god s1snslng
arc Invited be With us TX 9;ds5 o. se r m
OCTOBER IA 4. L. 5S75. A. D 1875.
Il Z
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HEADQUARTERS OF RICHMOND 4
III CITY GUARD, OCTOBER Il. 1s75:IH
SpEcrAL ORDERS.-Aitend mt tlng hr Vltai vi
imsorrance 70 The company TONIGHT, Ut the j.
arnoIy AT 8 o'clock. Every member must lie pre-
semi. BY order of the Comm indant.
~ ~ Il. ID. MEREDITH,
oc,a1,# Orderly Sergeant.
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MISUNDERSTANDING
II at your armorv on FRIDAY NIGHT y
next. in undress uniform, for drill. Turn In "
vour accouirtments 10 alter for cross belts.
ny SIRV1N SMITH.
1ao o, First sergeant.
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They sell MI tseir goods at the very lowest bot ON
prices To convince yourself or this, call on them
and examine their stock OF -
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Our candidates for the General Assembly and
oa,er popular sneakers Will, by invitation, deliver
slicling addresses.
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BOARDING AND LOnGTNe,.

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THE CONsT TUTIONAL CONVEN'
TION MLsOLuIIOh,

The following N the Joint resolution
providing for convention 10 form u
new constitution, which has passed the
house by vote Of MY to twenty six
SECTION !. BE II resolved 10y the leg
istature Of the state OF Texas, That II
convention 20 form new constitution
for the State OF Texas shall assemble
NJ the city Of Austin on the lst Mon
day In September, 1878, for the pur-
pose Of forming new constitution.
SEC. 2. The convention herein pro-
vided for shall be composed Of ninety
delegates Of the people.
SEC. 8, Such delegates shall be
chosen and elected by the qualified
electors Of the State Of Texas, IN fol-
lows: The qualified electors of each
senatorial district shall choose and
elect three delegates.
SEC. 4, An election shall be held
on the first Monday In August, 1870,
for the election OF such delegates, and
shall be governed and controlled by
the laws now In force In regard TO gem
eral elections.
SEC. 8. The governor shall issue his
proclamation upon the passage OF these
resolutions, directing the several oili-
GERS of this state empowered by law TO
conduct, manage and supervise cleo
tons under the laws OF Texas, and ms
now provided by these resolutions, to
hold said elections and to make return
of the result of the same.
SEC. q. That the sum Of one humid
red thousand dollars, or 30 much
thereof rs may be necessary, be and
the same Is hereby appropriated out of
any money in the state treasury not
otherwise appropriated, to pay the
mileage and per diem of delegates TO-
and officers of said convention, and
the contingent expenses Of said body,
which may be drawn or paid out in the
manner to be provided for By said con-
yention
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
John Mitchell Again NOni-
mated for Parliament.
Archbishop Manning SunlniOn-
cd To Rome Ia Receive "a
Cardinals Hat.
The PrussIan Government
WitIidraws EndOWnIcnts
From the Catholic
Clergy.

PARIS, March 5.-The left will not
consent that n representative Of the
moderate right shall enter the minis,
try. II negotiations fail MucMahou
will form n ministry without further
consultation with parties in the as
sembly.
BERLIN, March 5.--ln consequence
Of the pope's encyclical letter, the
government has introduced III the
Prussian chamber Of deputies, u bill
Withdrawing state endowments 10 the
French catholic clergy, providing for
restoration to those who hnd them
selves willing TO obey the laws Of the
diocese.
An order has been issued by EN-
peror William forbidding the eXporta-
ton of horses.
LONDON, March 5. - Archbishop
Manning has been summoned to Rome
To receive its last cardinals hat.
ST.. JOHNS, March 5.-The Violetta,
from France, with salt and sugar, was
abandoned in the ice. The captain
and crew were saved. The people
from the shore went in boats to the
ship, but the wind shifted, scattering
the ice. Thirty persons We're lost and
twenty-five are missing.
DUBLIN, March 5.--John Mitchell
has been renominated. His health is
worse.
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the commissioner Of internal revenue
under the provisions Of the new tax
aud tariff law, The point was ia re-
ference 10 the time OF the taking Of
foot OF new rates on spirits aud lobaeen,
lilo decides that collectors must Resume
The hale OF stampa for distilled spirits
IN Glstern, room OF warehouse prior TO
midnight, NJ tho third Instant, NJ
seventy cents per gallon, aud may
make requiRlli0h for stamps for spirits
produced from that date, All spirits
produced In cislern, room or ware
house, after midnight of the third in
slant, viii be liable "a u tax Of ninety
cents per gallon according 10 the pro-
Visions of the now bill, Tobacco or
cigars in the hands Of manufacturers,
legally packed aud properly stamped,
prior 10 midnight Of the third Instant,
viii he charged ut the old rate OF
twenty cents, but after that time the
Tux Of twenty-iour cents viii be im-
posed,
The appropriation for Charleston
harb0r was fixed NJ $4,000,
Eads viii operate on the South Pass,
The appropriation N 80, 300 900, but no
money vii. DO paid until the work IN
approved by the Quilted states engineer
corps,
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ident Garre Refuses 10 submit the
Dispute 10 ArbitratiOn-war TO the
Knife.
BALTIMORE, March 5.-The cores
pondence between President Jewett,
ofthe Erie, and President Garrett, of
the Baltimore and Ohio road-Jewett
making a proposition to arbitrate-
closes with the following letter:
To IL. j. Jewett, President, New York;
l have received your telegram of
yesterday. The Baltimore and Ohio
company adheres to its determination
to maintain its independent relations.
1t cannot, therefore, submit the con-
troll of Its policy and business either to
other railway companies or to third
parties. In order to restore harmony the
Pennsylvania railroad company must
retrace its steps. The reckless reduc-
ton of rates by that company will
prove illusory in accomplishing the
object proposed by forcing the Balti-
timore and Ohio company into any
com bination contrary to the fixed prin-
ciples of its management. Good will
follow from the present extraordinary
course of the Pennsylvania railroad.
The serious lesson which will be taught
by the history of the present wild hos
| tilities against the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad company will lead to calmer
counsels, to more good sense and tc
fairer dealings i'm the future. i thank
YOU for your courteous and friendly
Communication. Z. W. GARRETT.
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Mexican Thieves Raidlng
Through ElidaEgO and Other
Frontier Counties.
Large BODIES Of Armed McXi-
cans Gathering Oh the
Frontier.
Fire mt Marshall-FOur stores
ON the South Side OF the
Square Burned.

GALVESTON, March 5.-The schooner
Eckey, from Galveston to Lake
Charles, was driven ashore off Calcasu
pass yesterday. Her load of merchan-
disc and rigging were saved, but the
vessel is total loss.
A special to the News from Marshal
Texas, at midnight, says a fire broke
out on the south side OF the puollc
square and four stores were burned.
LATER-The store Of Mr.. Ra ney is
now burning and the lire is apparently
undiminished.
A News Brownsville special says
telegram from sheriff Lee of Hidalgo
county to Judge Dougherty states forty
armed men crossed the river from
Mexico near Rhodes rauche, twenty
miles below Edinburg, and eighteen
armed men crossed at Penitas, about
eighteen miles above Edinburg. They
are reported going. to the prairies
There is great excitement all along tn
lower river. There are reports from
oil points of armed Mexicans gatherins
on their side of the liver. Genera
Potter says he has not troops enough
to patrol all of the river. Many believe
that Brownsville is threatened.
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THE BLACK HILLS.

Reception of Gordon and Witcher by
the People OF Sioux City-They Re
port that Miners Can Easily Make
from $40 10 S35 per Day-Great EN.
element Over Their Reports-Arri-
val OfTwO PROJECTORS ut Laramie
They Confirm the Reports Of the
Finding of Gold.
SIOUX CITY, Iowa. March 5,-Gor-
don and Witcher, the returned mem
bers of the Black Hills expedition, were
met at the depots along the line of the
Dakota Southern road, as the train
which brought them came through
from Yankton, by nearly the entire
population of towns where the news OF
their coming had been t'legraphed.
On their arrival here about one thous-
and people congregated at the depot to
receive them, as they stepped or were
carried from the train by excited
friends, cannon firing salute, and
bands of music playing. The process
sion was formed and the lions of the
occasion were escorted to the academy
of music, where they were welcomed
by speeches by prominent citizens.
There is no question about there
being gold in the hills The speci-
mems they brought back. are on exhi-
bition here, and thousands of people
have examined them to-day. They
say there is room for ten thousand
miners, and that they can easily make
from ten to twenty-five dollars day
as soon as spring opens. Great excite
ment prevails throughout this section.
CHEYENNE, March 1.-Two members
of the Black Hills expedition reached
Fort Laramie yesterday on small
sled drawn by oxen. They had been
two days without food. One member
of the expedition died. They report
gold, but the weather was too severe
for prospecting.
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mo Wool"

AUGUSTA, Ga, March 5.-There was
quite a sensation here to-day caused by
what was supposed to be a practical
enforcement of the so called civll
rights bills. VIM. r. Hatch, of Proyi-
dence, Rhode Island, ell route to jack
sonville, Fla, arrived at the Planters
hotel and secured room for himself
and another, whom he registered as
Moses DAILY. Both appeared in the
diningroom together and took seats TO-
gether. Considerable surprise and some
feeling was evoked, as DAILY appeared
to be a cctored man. The news so0r
spread over the city and there was quite
acommotion for while. Oninvesti ga
ton it turned out that DAILY is tul
blooded Pequod Indian, employed as
nurse by Hatch, who is an invalid OF
his way to Florida
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Railroads Repaired.

KNOXVILLE, Tenn March 5.--The
railroads in East Tennessee have re-
covered from the damages done by the
recent freshet and are in running or
der. The East Tennessee, Virginia
and Georgia road is opened TO Dalton,
and the Alabama and Chattanooga
road south from Chattanooga The
East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia
road will be open to Chattanooga by
Saturday. There has been no commu-
nication between Washington and this
point since last Saturday.
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Election Notice.

The State of Texas, county of Dallas, In
county court, January term, 1875
MONDAY, March /, 1876
1T IL hereby ordered that an election he
held on Tuesday, the 9th d8y o April, 1910,
for the election % justice Of the peace in
and for precinct No. |, Dallas county, Texas
and that the pol 4 h. OPP ned at the various
place. designated by law, within the limits
of aid precinct, for that purpre, and that
said election he conducted, in all repects, TO
couform to the election lnssof this state
now in force
Given under our hands this March /, 1876.
Y. b. COATS,
CHARLES BARKER,
Associate justices county court, Dallas, coun-
ty, Texas.
A / ne copy from the minutes;
Given under my hand and official seal Mt
my office, in the city of Dallas this, the 9Th
day of March, A. d. 1870,
A. HARDWOOD, Clerk,
BY W. A. HARDWOOD, Deputy. 19dwtd
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DeKoyeu aud Jaeger.

NEW ORLEANS, March 8. = The
standing committee of the diocese
of Louisiana consents to the conseera-
ton of Rev. Thomas A. Jaeger as
bishop Of southern Ohio, and refuses 10
consent to the conservation OF rev.
James DeKoven as bishop of Illinois
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NEW ADVeRTiS GnERTS.
.R. .EIMT CIV. q X.

This is to inform our many friends and
customers that we have moveu from 600
Main, to ia Elm street, where we will be
glad t0 see all who will honor us with their
custom. We have a select stock and intend
10 keep 1t so. Respectfully,
l9dlW2iwlt j. l.. DOWNS n co.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
Arrival and Departure Of TTains ~
DALLAS,
HOUSTON AND TEXAS oESpRAL
TEXAS AND PACIFIC,
THE WEATHER.

For the gulf states increasing press
ure, northerly aud westerly Winds, oe-
oaslonal light rains, colder aud clear
Ing weather