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TRIED AND TRUE.
DR.. ALIENS
CHOLERA, CHOLERA MoRBus, DrARRuGA
DYSENTERY SYRUP

Is the only remedy that was never known TO
fail as a safe and speedy cure for the various
forms OF
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SUMMER COMPLAINT.

1t was first brought to the notice Of the pub
lie In It's present form during the RACES OF the
Cholera In the United States In 1e4l. 1t be-
came known In n very rev months. and was un-
questionably the most popular antidote against
that most dreaded disease which was used at
the time, or which has been discovered at any
subsequent period. Indeed, IL seems TO nave
been the ultimatum of medical research In
that direction. During the late war IL was
used in the hospitals and camps of our soldiers
suffering from chronic darrhna from tne
Potomac to the Rio Grande, and from the ONO
TO the Gulf Since the close OF the war thOuS-
ands OF returned soldiers have written me IRON
their homes desiring small guam tiles or IL ior
their friends, and testifylng in unqualined
terms to its merits.
We might append hundred pages OF cert,
ncatas, but single Trial OF the medicine VIII
be more conclusive to the suffering than all OF
these.
In buying the above medicine, be careful
that druggists 40 not deceive you by attempt
ing to force upon You, in place OF this, some
worthless noStrum OF their own, or an Inferior
subterfugc, upon Which they VIII make more
money. II your nearest druggist does not
keep It, send your money to the proprietor
with name OF state and town distinctly written
and you viii receive it, securely packed. by ex-
press.
| bottles try II.
FRANCIS FEM, PRop'R.
dSw RUTLAND, VERMONT.
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THE RUTLAND DAILY GLOBE WEDNESDAY

the culture of the present time with that
of Queen Elizabeth. The philosophical
nature of the address iorbids an extended
abstract, as 1t would fail to convey its
beauty and power. 1t was an address of
high order aud gave great satisfaction.
THE POEM,
by f. ID. Mussey, was one of the finest
poems that has ever been pronounced from
a commencement platform in Vermont, ex-
cept, possibly, that of John G. SAKE. To
show that we hazard nothing in this
statement, We append the poem.
Enthusiasm.
In a fair land. far and foreign,
Art and musics chosen home,
In grand and lofty palace
Hangs painting by jerome.
Above scene OF splendor floats
The flag that was unfurled
What time the eternal city laid
Her arms about the world.
And crowned each crest Of the seven hills
with shining fame and dome,--
'ris the Roman coliseum,
In the mighty days of Rome.
overhead, the Sllken canopy,
And the soft Italian glare
Falling through the Mapping crimson
on the wondrous scene below.
on the grandly circling podlum,
Ger the sprnglng arches high,
And, back, the crowded thousands,
Row on row toward the sky.
on the highest sllk-hung circle,
Where the deft hand OF Jerome
Llmns the eager lovely faces
or the naughty bellies OF Rome.
Upon the proud Patrican,
On the the plebs that throng the stair,
on the silver bearded senator's
And white armed vestals fair
On the corselet OF he soldier.
on carved wood and sculptured stone,
And, hung with purple panoply,
The Caesars lofty throne.
| on the red sands OF the arena
A gladiator stands
| His foot upon his wounded foe,
his rcd sword In his hand.
From thumbs reversed and cries of "klll,'
| And angry curses hurled,
| The appeal Is to the Caesar,
| The ruler OF the world.
But what's life to Cesar?
| In purple and gold-divine,
AS hinged by worshipplng throns he sips
| The red Falernian wine?
| Again the shout-he turns to smile
| At some HIGHT favored lest.
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V,EAM STOLEN.

stolen from the subscriber, at Bel lows Falls,
w., June 2sth, 1915, small Brown M are, weigh
Ing 500 pounds, eight years old, scar on front OF
right forward ankle, long name and tail, Gear
rles tail little one side, light Plano Box
buggy, with patent wheels, new pal nted-hody
black, running part brown, with line stripe;
body trimmed with reddish kiad OF leather,
River. whip MAJ ked II. ). Frost; hull plated
harness, one ferret broken, crupl per whole,
Stolen by young man about 20 yea rs DID, me-
diem size, light complexion, with ~ int clothes
and hat calling his name "Cuttb ig." Team
worth 5000. liberal reward is one red for the
return OF the property and arrest OF the thief
jy9d2w II. $. FROST, Bel lows F. ls.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-23

WASHINGTON, September %. The Sabine
Pass mail will be c,rried by sailing vessels
until the Pelican State, losi in the recent
storm, is replaced by another steamer.
Assistant Attorney-GeDeral Walter H..
Smith, heretofore at the Interior Department,
and A. +. Ruddington, chief clerk OF the
same office, bave resigned.
The Navy Department has adYicss OF the
safety OF the Rio Bravo in Galveston harbor.
She will 20 to Houston for supplies.
Governor Kellogg, OF Louisiana, had
conference with the Attorney.Geueral, and
thinks hls letter to Governor Ames must ex.
el else a good effect. Kellogg stated that po-
litical affairs in Louisiana were remarkably
quiet.
The Acknowledgement has received tele-
grams from persons of both political parties
ia Mississippi commenting his letter to Co.
yernor Ames.
While the acknowledgements receipts OF the
month are satisfactory to the Department,
those from customs IRE less than those Tor
the corresponding month last year
There now remains only twenty. eig BIT mil
lion of the new five per cent. bonds for ne
gotiation.
DR.. Luidermau, director Of minis, has re.
turned from bis visit to the Pacific coast, and
expresses himself satisfied with the opera
tons of the several minis, including that at
San Francisco.
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rom Yorktown.

loEs7"wS, Va, september IS, 1875.
L"!sgTS H.sFHtch: | suppose you would
In" 10 hear OF matters and things in this re-
!hotr corner Of the Old Dominion. Politics
aye hfi>h and likely to be brlskcr. Neither
lEFfS >c'lus 10 be Of Il settled local policy.
Lr'r i decided prospect OF free fight.
IHctc has hvca quite Il stir amongst all
cases OF Businessmen here to-day, par
ucuiarig landholders. John II. Gilmer, Isl,
Vi YOU! city, reached here last night. He
seems silent AID reserved rs to politics. He
so'l to-day a. private sale Lot No. 25 for 5000
1"Aich vas sol! in 1870 bV Commissioners
iaz""rII Taylor. Peachy, Bright, and Se~cll
t1F Sl25J a'>o. Lot No. 81 for $3.50 Tin 1870
th' same cOmi>>Onels sold this lot for ouly
F''.; also. an acre Of the Pigeon QIar!er
I'Ac. tor $50, which was sold in 1870 by the
sAsi" commissioners for less than so per acre.
NI. H'tul'r represents the devisces Of the
'"'t Robert Anderson, deceased.
All u Ill" ab I'VE sales bg the commissioners
1873.
Ar, hl'Incr Is the owner of one half of the
Woo estate IN this county, containing one
Thousand acres. and in the town one hundred
""u fourteen lots, besides property in Will
i4Ilil>burg and Norfolk.
~" whole Of this vast estate, when sold
y! we commissioners, realized only S32, 900.
~ 'ht rate OF the Slics to-day the same
t''a'r viii rca!ize over 100000. lam sorry
- aud That Mr. Gimer is an avowed third
''M hTant man. He says Grant will be the
H'A' ff"s'deo,. Can't you read him sound
''c'"'e Oh Tins point. A man Of his age and
1i'ilcncr, and a native after the manner
'''''' Needs sound Ieproof on his GIaetsln.
YORkrOWS
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
WEDNESDAY,, September 22, 1875.

d.
GoM.-American gold. Il bid
State observation-disclosures crnsols. 63z hid. g.
asked: virginia c0IfSols. new, 40 bid Vira1nis DE-
ferred 81 BIZ, 81 asked; yirgiria interes eerti6.
Gates. 81 asked: Virginia tax receivable ceupoos
IS bio, 50 ASKED. po''
''itu Observation-Disclosures city s's, IOfSz BID
OF asked; Richmond CITY 6T5, 80 BID, S9x ak.
Lyncl:sr9 city 6's, 81 bid
Railroad Boads -GhesapeaEe and Ohio Rafyoad
rs, gold. J. i j., 10 bid, u asked: Southside Eail.
road third mortgage preferred 6's. j. & j SS
asked: hIpond ami Petersburg Railroad first mort
gage rs }. e. D., 100 DID; Richmond and Peters
burg RsiIroad second mortgage S's, Az o., 100
bid: Richmond. Fredericks burg and Potomac RAFT
road mortgage rs, j. q -, o. bid: Richmond,
FREDERICKSBURG and Potomac Railroad mortgage
6's. j. & d. SO bid: Richmond and DanviIle Rail.
road consolidated 60, NJ. i N, Tx bid, ~ askt d.
Canal Bo7sds.-J mes River and hanawha Canal
lrs, mortgage SIS, NJ Il ", 90 bid 62G ~ ked.
Railroad Stscks-Richmond ana Petersburg
Railroad. ! 90 par, % bid: Richmond. Frehrrlcks.
burg and PotOIsac Z abroad. common, lOo T'T, 65
bid: Richmond. FIR, dtricks';rg and Potomac RaIi-
road per crrt- guatautctS, 100 p"r. Cd Mo
Richmond, FREDERICKSBURG. aud Potomac liaili oad
Z per cent. guaranteed, 100 par, 90 bid: Richmond
and DanviIle Railroad. 100 mar. 81 asked
Bank St0ckS.-Mtrclauts National. 100 OAR, 1Ol
asked !; state Bank of Virginia. 100 par, 95h Did,
964 asked; Union Bank OF Richmond, 80 par, 80
asked; Merchants and Planters Savings, 20 par,
213 bid. 23k asked.
Insurance Compsaies.-Vfrginia Fire and Ma,
rine. rs par, 34A bid. 35h asked: her, hants and
Mechanics, 100 par, 80 bid; City, 100 par, W
asked,
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PORT OF RICHMOND, SEPTEMBER 22, 1875.
Steamer Westoysr, Skinner. Baltimore. merchan-
disc ami passengers, L. Il. Titum, agent.
Steamer John sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chandise and passengers L. b. latuh' agent
SAILED.
Schooner Charles B. McSnain, Quigtey, fhliaoet-
nhia. granite. Currie & Co.
schooner While Foam, MiIliken, New York, coal,
y u SCHOONER Frank Leaning, Cullen, New York,
coal, curtis Il Parker. ~., $3.50.
Curtis Parker.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From Phadelphii, on the 21st, schooner ha lor
v" Er n, New York, on the goth, schooner Wake,
Erom New York. on the Goth, 2. G. Schultz,
Thompson. r
The schooners Maggie Mcdonnell, steelman; \.
G. Nv, Watson, from Richmond, arrived IL fnna-
n sbnoner; Traveller, Hodges; James 2: Coke,
sow. from klchmond, arrived u Philadelphia on
tnT nv Hu trh,oner Viola fRrtlsh from Windsor n
atehtsen days, ar. iy,i at New York on the 2Oth,
win, ulas ter, 10 Ii. W. bond W. iss sio s 70
bonno To- Richmond, Va, aud put INTO tals port al
rne scbooners W. g. Bartlett. Bartlett r. Leach,
Pendieron. from Richmond, arrived al Ne" Aof"
Oh r rne brir Sarah ard Emma, Car,es from Rich
,anS Va arrtvesat Monts video on August ~, ano
| sailed on the 18th for Buenos AYES pso IA Ia
The brig pa sa s No!ss r Sri risnsona
mIsaSTERs IN JULY.-rhe Direction or the ~
rean T.rii.s has just published tue ino",ne
es ." m1, a7s al
oenoIsad iosr, 6S-yiz 80 Engish, IL nv,
I mi. n. Italian, 8 American, Germhh, Or
Ia, belgian, Gnals,ns'a; IL a,s nnmSer are Ia
Hssdaa ling yessel. r. ported missing. Steamer
| TTsparted lost 1-ylz: English, SPANISH
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hF''' inc Richmond dispatch
,,"sn~'''"''' or rsrrRSpuEG TuE
r,,r'js TIN "N,~ .r,o> CHANGED.
roi7'''H 500 ,,or,hcr %, 1915.
l'lTfE>m re- :, t ,o', illness was an.
~ John j t""IF'', ',,,crday. died last
,,I IL, my 'r;''' 81 ~ &c., ,o,,s ~ oco
'..rg. He "aN >'',". ,S,,,r,,v loses a GOOD
'..., .i. dv,'h 'Ar ''''''''
.ata "'il"! "''" ;,.oa ,o.dav of the
'l,..B.,rrr "'S rec, .,, ~ tho Dom in.
,,,. II tArrnH' ',!'' 80, ~ iii. city
,..r,. If E"r' i>'' '',,, I-,rrd 10 the pastoral
~. -.a,' 49, T,'t .'.'!. rrr>by,erian church.
s..so. 80 ''"'I' ,,,., had been preachinr
~. ar ,~uor "'' ~ ~ of the Tabh.Strect
- 80 .'.''- '' mcc If Ery. nr, Wi,hcr-
,..,.a. .a II, 1'ar,,r, ,hrr, weeks opo.
>,.r. Il. - ~ ii. relative, in Charlotte.
,.... IL T.. 80 VIZ ~ ,aI .o,.,,,s In uas
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tFFICE MASTER OF TRANS, May 80. 1875.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.-TRAIN No.
~ lmCHAKLoITTss EXPRESS Wes'wsrd.Lrssvs.
Danyiiie Al l:i7 r. NJ: leaves Greensboro at $50
cha nj: leave" y, "a s"E"gEy at GIG E. NJ =.
, TRAIN az No. Ono s.NEw YORK AND NEW on-
LEANS HSrpRsss. Eastward Leaves Charlotte at
GAS A. NJ: leaves Air-I Inc junction at $40 AZ
NJ; leaves Salisbury at s:s4 A. NJ; leaves Green's
vile al OF r. NJ; arrives at Richmond at SAT
TRAIN NO. 3.77THRogGH MAn-NEw YORK
leaves Burkey, at 4:52 p. NJ; leaves Dundee at
leaves Greensboro al 245 a. b.; leaves Salisbury
at 5:27 A. NJ: leaves Air.Line Junction al 1855
An; ar arrives at Charlotte a. s:22 A: NJ.
Leaves Ghqric!,e a, 9iS ?: NJ; leaves Salisbury
at ll:5s P, M; IeaSes Greensborc' at 8 A: NJ;
GIG A. n; leaves BurkeyIlle at 1885 A. n. {;
arrives q Richmond at 2:22 p. N.
a. ~.
rives Rurkeyille al 1905 p ~; leaves Burke Vile
| III &c p M: arrives at LyIehburP al 4:2f p. n.
TRAIN No.6.-BgRKRyMLE AccoMMopA ATOM
Eastward Leaves Barkevllle 4, 4:4s A. NJ; ar
Train No. Q connects ut Richmond with the
| Chesapeake and ohio RI 'IrO4d.
| Trains Nos. and 4 connect at Greensboro with
| trains 10 and from Raleigh ard G"ldsboro'.
| All through trains connect al Richmond and DuR-
dee with train: on the Richmond, frederirksburS
| and Potomac railroad, and Washington city, Wiz.
pinIa Midla nd and Great southern railroad, TO and
from Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, and
| New York.
Trains Nos. 8 and 4 connect at Richmond with
| the Richmond. York River and Chesapeake Rail-
| road trains to and from Baltimore and eastern
| points. 80
Trains Nos. and2 connect at Charlotte with
trains The Atlanta and Riclim nd r-iiue rail-
road to and from GreeUville. Atlantis, MontRomery,
Mobile, Pensacola, CIV Orleans. and all southwest.
| ern points.
! Trains Nos. 8 and 4 connect at Charlotte with
| the Charlotte, Columbia and Atlanta railroad for
Columbia, augusta, Savannah, Tallahassee, and AL
southern points. .
Train No connects ut Rurkeyie with the At
lantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad from Lynch.
burg Chattanooga, and all southwestern points.
Tickets sold TO all southern apo soun western
points. and oseQagP checked through.
Unbroken gauge from Richmond 10 New Orleans.
Pullman sleepery run on all night ira ns.
L0csl ticse are g0sd only for a continuous pas
sage 10 the points PANIED on the ticket. No lsy-
w. T. NJ r. TALCOTT,
Engineers and superintendent,
w. T. WEST, Master OF Trains. my20
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, September ~ 1875.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, September %, 1875.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-W White, 1850 bushels. Red, 2,1S0
bushels.
Corn White 40 bushels. Mired, 667 bushels.
OATs.-496 bushels.
ORCHARD GRASS SEED bushels.
MEAL.-44 bushels.
SALES.
WHEAT White. so bushels common at f1.15;
1874 bushels common 1T $l.10; 234 bushels vrry
good ~ LAP; so bushels fair til 80; 6 bushels
common at Soc: 80 nushels common at 81 rs; 40
81; 1862 bushels common at 81 O5: SO bushels
fair AT S1.35: 200 bushels prime At *1.45
as bushels at <1.35: 20 bushels common ut
IL 2O-total. 1926 bushels. Ret, 40 bushels
fair at IL 35; 80 bushels common at t1.15; EOS
bushels fair ut $3.50; 200 bushels common at
$3.50: 50 bushels common at hl.lO; l6 bushels
good at IL .35; l54 bushels very good on private
terms 90 bushels al Sl.35; 238 bushels prime on
private terms IL bushels good at 81 So: 100
bushels good at $l.35; &c bushels common at
1925 so bushels very good AZ 81 .43 26 bushels
very good at sl.42-total, 1920 bushels.
rOKS.-W White, 22S bu hels very good at Soc. {;
So bushels very gouG at S3c: ] 66 bushels prime
at S5c.-tolal. 430 bushels. Mlrsd. 10 bushels Mt
S3c.; GA bushels prime at S5c.-total, GA
bushels.
OATs.-l50 bushels winter at SIC: so bushels
very good spring al 47c.-total 2u 0 bushels.
NEaL.-44 bushels bolted at S2cl
RE-tXHIBITED.
WHEAT White, $50 bushels. Red, 394 bushels.
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4 NDROSCOGG FRUIT.OF-THE-
IA LOOM, and ROCKDALE BLEACHED

A NDROSC FRUIT-OF-THE-
IA LOOM, and ROCKDALE BLEACHED
COTTON, 12Hc.;
DAYOL BLEACHED COTTON, 14c.
WAMSUTTA BLEACHED COTTON, 15c.;
LOSsDALE CAMBRIA, 1896;
BROWN COTTON, 81, s, 10, and 12hc.;
CALICOES. 64, 81, and 10c.;
SHEETlNGS, TECHNICS, FLANNELS, BLAN-
KETS, QrILlS. &C.;
Elegant and handsome lot Of SASH-R1BBONS
just received;
Choice lot of French and English CASSIMERES,
for early fall, just received;
RACK ALPACAS from Csc. to 81, which we
would like to compare with anything In the
market;
The best CORSET for soc. In the market;
CORSETS at all prices;
uSBLEACuED KNITTING COTTON, $780,;
KNITTING YARNS all qualities.
We invite special attention to our LlNEN-BO-
SOM SHIRT at $3.50 worth 81.
COURTNEY & POWELL,
Sl5 Broad street, between
,om Eighth and Ninth.
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RICHMOND AND rkTRasBUR9S
RAILROAD COMPANY.
NCING JUNE l. 1875, trains

RICHMOND AND rkTEa8BURGtr
RAILROAD COMPANY.
JUNE /. 1875, trains
" on this road will run 2s follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
$40 A. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily teIcert Bur
day); CONNECTING a1i for all points DIN seofa
7:45A NJ, FKEiGIir TRA Ain daily Except san.
day), with coach attached, for PeterS-
burg and stations on The Sonthstde
road, Lynchburg, and the West.
l:Ab p NJ, THROUGH NAIL daily, connecting
for all points South ana West Pxes
sengers taking this train WITH naka
Close connection at Petersburg fos
500 2. d., FREIGHT daily iexceps Sundsyh
with coach attached.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
7.30 A. NJ. FREIGHT TRAIN daily, te1ceDs
Sunday with coach attaches.
lOAe A. H., THROUGH MALL daily, connecln4
with Richmond, FredericksbuE8 snd
Potomac railroad for all points Eaa
5:OOP.M., FREIGHT daily texceDt Sundayh
coach attached.
7:as p. e., THROUGH NAIL daily Except Sur
day) CONNECTING with Rtohmonds
Fredericksburg and Potomac ratiroa0
for ali points East ana west. ru iEu -
Sleeper attached. running tnrou9a %
Baltimore. Also making close cs1e
pectiou with the Chesapeake and ONO
railroad for the Virginia Springs ana
poinIs North and West.
The MAI. TRAINS will not step between Hona
rnond and Petersburg except 81 Chester:
Trains Ola she Glover hil rstlroad WIZ IaMWs
leave chester 1t 2:4O r. 10 daily excspeSuudsss:
ALE TRAINS leaving Petersburg Win start NON
Ap .nS ss A. SHAW. superintsn6ent.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

Death or Hon. William r.. Cochran.
Especial telegram TO the Dispatchl
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, September o.
Hon. William L. Cochran, for elk years past
mayor of tbIs towr, died this evening about
o'clock. His death has cast gloom over
this community. He had been i'll for some
weeks past. and it was hoped that he would
rally, but during the past few days the disease
assumed such a character as to botfle the skill
of pbyScianS
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EFERINO AND ALL-WOOL
L d f r w e 4 R.

LADIES' MERlSO and ALL-WOOL VESTS and
DRAWERS, all qualities;
GESTLEMtN'S MERINO and ALL-WOOL
SHIRTS and DRAWERS all qualities;
CHlLDRkN'S MERINO and ALL-WOOL
SHIRTS and DRAWERS, all qualities;
LADIES', GENTLtMtS'S, and CIILDREN'S
MERINU and ALL-WOOL HOSE and HALF
HOSE.
Wcare now receiving our fall stock Of the above
gOocs, to which we invite the attention Of our
friends and the public generally, and guarantee
saving of 25 per cent. by buying of us.
COURTNEY L POWELL, 81 5 Broad street,
sc Ism between Eighth and Ninth.
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Spain.
EnR nnn,
Ireland.
New York Items.

New YORK, September 22.-Four negroes
have been arrested upon the charge OF muir.
derng peddler at West Point Farms. The
pedder's goods were found in their posses
sion.
Five hundred dollars reward has been
offered for the recovery of the child ofJoseph
Sullivan. whose disappearance was reported
a week ago.
A suit has been commenced in the United
States Court against K. ;. allen. clothier.
who is charged with receiving $4,000 for
Marine clothes which be never furnished.
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Weather Report.

WASHINGTON, September d. For New
England and the Middle States, partly cloudy
weather and rising temperature, with north.
westerly winds backing 10 westerly and
southerIy, and rising followed by falling
barometer.
For The South Atlantic States, continued
cool aud partly cloudy weather, with light
northelly TO eastetly winds and stationary
or risBg barometer.
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Newspaper War In San Francisco.

SAN FRANCISCO, September 22.-The alta
publishes an editorial charging the proprle'
Tors of the Bulletin and the Call with hav-
ing pursued the course they did during al d
since the panic with the object of affecting
the sock market. The Chronicle charges
the same parties with conspiracy, &c.
Proceedings for libel have been COM
menced against both papers by the proprle-
tors of the Call and the Bulletin.
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o. PROTECTION FROM INDIGSITY. The United
,' 'n steamer Pow bataD, now al New York,
" WI soon sail from that port t, Port au
'ince, 10 accordauce with i request from
'he S'a'c Department that vessel of.war be
1'"' 20 That place. 1t will he rccoliected that
d,'"''E troubles were reported in conse-
tren'c OF threats Of rc.cuing refugees at that
tV'I under protection Of The American min
'' and 10 consequence Of these proceed
"sS Que ol our men-0i- war should be at Port
rs.d, ,'nce 10 resent any indignity to our rep.
!esentatlYc there.
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Euha.

HAVANA, September 22.-S'n2r Cayetano
B >nslax, Secretary Of the Treasury, DIED on
the I8ln instant of yomito.
Skarkey the murderer attempted to escape
from the Kingston steamer az she touched at
ports on the north coast OF Cuba, and has
been brought back to this city.
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RailrOat War Ended.

LOUISVILLE. September 22.-The fight be-
tween the Louisville and Great Southern, the
Louisville and Southwestern, and the 81.
Louis and Sou ,heastern railroads has ended.
Consultations of superintendent resulted in
an amicable adjustment. The rates between
Louisville and Nashville will be raised to the
old standard.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-23
Halifax Nominations.

Especial telegram TO the Dtpatch.l
South BosroN. September 22.-The Con-
sentative Convention to-day, at Halifax
Courthouse, nominated Mr. Hurt for the
Senate, aud Messrs. Harris, Clay, and Ed
munds for the House.
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-" CANTON INSIDE LINE."sSfl4qj

NEW FAST FREIGHT ROUTE BETWEEN
RICHMOND AND PHILADELPHIA.
TRI-WEEKLY.
On ard after OCTOBER 1sr the splendid Iron
steamers of this line will leave Richmond I ES-
DAYS THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS from
Powhatan Steamboat Lines pier, at corner OF
Twenty-second and Rock streets, making Close con,
uection each "trip at Canton Md, (East Ralttmersl
with the Philadelphia, Wilmington, and Baltimore
Railroad Company for Philaociphia.
SPECIAL ADVANTAGES:
All freight by this line covered oy Ore and marine
insurance free OF cost No dockage charged al
Richmond Rates as low US any other line. DIS
l. the quickest line between Philadelphia and Rich
mond. :. .o
Fr.ights ordered by this line should DE marked
Is t,an,on Inside Line" and sent to the Pbadel-
phla, Wilmington and baltimore depot, Phiiadel-
pba- ,,,,,,,, ,, p,o,
mond. For farther information apply 10
'Ao"N' L, B. TATUM, Agent,
ohices Twenty-second and Dock streets
and Ninth and Main streets, or 10
Us WILSON, General Freight Agent.
nB,r,sdalnhIo, lac
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[Regorted expressly for the Richmond kispatch]
SEPTEMBER 22.-Quotai0ns for the past week
LuQs-Eery common. 5000; common, 400
$40: medium, ,1U@tl4: po"d, 81 1895.
FiilerS.-C Common, SsQlfl2; medium, $12G$l4
Sm.kers -t'ommon. S9@Sl4 medium bright,
Sl4MSI6: gooH 10 fancy. ~ 6@f2S.
Bri0bt lTTuDperS.-C ommOlI. s20Dk30; me
dunn, $3oWt35: good, s35@i4o; extra s4a@
S55 fancy. $55@S70. a,.1z.oo
.Mfhoginy IIrappers-Common, $l6@$20
medium, S2U@$30; good, $30@S4O; extra. S4o@
so ALPHA,