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THE INDIANS.
FORT LARAMIE,
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6otc.ai Correspondence qf The Trtount
Fort LARAMIE, Wyo Ter, July l7.-Last
Saturday The tclegrap'l-lnc wn. down
between Fort Laramie and Fort Tct-
ttrlnM,, and parties wero sent out to
repair It. Sunday morning II transmitted the
glad nova Of tic arrival of courier from Gen.
Crook. The trntu had arr,ved, md MI wcrv
well. Tho General WishcI1 the Firth Cavalry
rent out ls soon as possible. They hal already
lccn ordered to &c. but Immediately after wcru
ordered to intercept a party Of 600 Cl1cycnhss
Tho h h. had leit hetl.c1ena Agency for tl,s north
able horses mud forage to Gen. Crooks COM
mnnd.
Mul. Jordan, In command as Cn1np laobtn.on,
Nsn.Clotd a;I,. Agency, has ordcrcd IN Capt. Rus
tlie roat1, On account of tho impudcht behavior
Tl!e war-party Of 100 Chcycnnct leayc their
familics At tt'e Agency to be s,lpptrtcd, BY tho
nna equipped BY tho sanie boun.Iiul bcnefaetor.
They Know our strength In the field, and Under
stand our ,plane 30 far as published In newspn-
pors; for they keep posted, and wisely inrrdve
t,,cir opportunity 1s TO- concentrate and strike
Il was estimated .hat 1000 warriors left Red
Cloud and Spotted Tall at Tho time Gen. Crook
gdged IN as6. crooks battis 81 the 1;'s wi. 1 *
Jung, while our forees numbered several hun
tlrcd more. Nevefthc1cus, tho eavaaos fought
ilyo iN. hours, and showed rest bravery. The!r
They have the advantage Of It's In knowing the
country perfectly, and having possession. They
!layc plenty OF ponies, aud take frcsl, one bc-
fore :. going. into actiUn, riding it
A. full speed to prcparo It to maku
rap1d movements over tho battle
ground. The ponies arc used to tho uneven
country, and Our cayalry cannot becfn to make
such rapid movements In fighting. THEN the In
dfhns guido their ponies entirely by tho moyc-
ments Of the body, and hago tho free use Ut
their hands, to thnt they can fro wl}ilc mount
gtl Cavalry almost always t3Ismo1nt 10 ilrc.
Tho latter arc nrmed With carbines, which tlo
not throw n ball rs far NJ tho Infantry rifles.
Tie indians have tho same range rifles Us tho
infantry,
With nil these things against us, ID sccus ter
rtblc to send too small force to accomplish tho
object. Valuable lives will have becn lost iil
vain.
All the posts llavo yory small garrisona,-all
troops that can posslbly 30 spared having been
sent with the expeditions.
Cavalry have heen ordered to this department
to scout the country Of aikali.water holes.
Wblle thc Indians atc engaged elsewhere, the
miners nrc iadustrfously abstrnctinE golden
trcasnrcs from the tcentng Garth Of beaitwooil
aulch. Nuggets and quantities Of gu1l-dtlst
hare passed through To Cheyenne. Tie stage
arrlycs ti!rue times week, loaded with passell-
gers and baggage bound for tue Black Hills.
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IOWA MtILERS,

SnectoI curfttnonasncs ar THs Tr4bune.
DEs MONIES, In, Jnly 2o,-Thu State Niilers,
,.s,'.t.., sa',r",,,,, hsra ,,.,.ns,ss .1a.n.n..
Ab'oesa1'on eohSeneu hcie Yesterday 9s'cIhoon.
Inc attcnuance ~aS ehalli III 1act, rascht-fisht
ycnttcra outnAmbereu the Convention. The
tull}era frot acarcti, md devoted tho whplo Of
a., s..,to r., 1o,iai,,t, n,nrs ., .r,+o,, tho,,
the session TO ac7is'ng means 70 pfotect thcm"
selves from patcntr!sht rretcndegs, which cuf-
minated in thu adoption Of tho following rcso-
luton lust evening:
WMEnzA.. Tho Atiloss OF tho stntc arc annoyed
by certain claas Of tsst*e who ate claiming dam.
hges for pretended infrlnsenents upon patent
flghtf; thrfeIofo,
, 1876-07-22
GRAND HAVEN.


Estefai cnrrsspondenes ef Tha Tribune.
GRAND HAVEN, Mich, July 20.-Tlls weather
here Is rery pleasant, anu tho thermometer
shows an ayrragu VI about 75 acB.
The arr!yals Vt the Cutler House from Cht-
caco yesterday and to-lay arc as follows: l..
Miller, J. N. Waite, L. A. Bord, J. G. Knowles,
Lewis Rice, W. Nachrllar, +. u, Harrington, F.
Elliot, Mrs. C. W. Wllde1e, A. Knopfrl, j. Il.
Metz, Lcroy Church, W. Carr, G. q. Woodruff,
8. 8. Harris, II. N. CRADLE, 8. h. Jones.
The passenger traycl 10 milwaukee, averages
sixty persons euch way daily. Frcights Ayaruee
15J ions east and 90 t1ns west d4ily. The pril4-
tlpal shipments east asc flour, mlth some Grun,
wnoi, etc.
The regatta this ycar will be an undoubted
Paul, uild other potats have sgnsasl the[r III.
teniion of participating in tho ra.es The psEea
are vcry Hnr, aud will amount to about 81 COZ
tn value.
A Windmill factory is 70 bo started here ID
connection With btclrns Hrps.' plauiuS-nlill
Tbs capital stuck VIII be ubput SO, ,O0o, and
parties coming here Will bring an established
tgaiu amounting u 51Uo,ooo per year Or up
Nktls.
, 1876-07-22
aeas and crime abound. tbs pcnpfo nlnst ACT in
$1!e!t own desonsc. The Governor and Legislature

dCUU HEtUHTH FHUN CAAtFuhNlhL
San fSnnciseo Aho, .'HtV a.,
To tho Republican party tho outlook IL OF the
most encouraging character, and the organ!!a-
tion whicl, Ii now goIng on throughout the
State 10 remarkable when the early condition ot
tho campaign il taken tnto cons!ucratlDn. To
the foresight mad experience Of NJ. u. Doruck,
Secretary Of the i.tpubllcah State Ctntral Com.
rnittee, much credit Is due, for he lIns sccn IN
dcfatgaEte In putting the organization IN
thorough vorklng order, giving oyidnnco Of his
pronptness and great efficiency. THO Aepnb-
lfcans Of California are tnnw In more etfectlve
lighting condition than they havo becu iorJcars.
Clubs are being formed Ia every cnlntJ and I'll
different precincts. md The greatest enthusiasm,
exhibited on al siiea. Thousands of Republi-
cans nre nlreatly enrolled III the varnus lIayes
and Wheeler clubs, and trndy mud anxious to do
battle for tic ca,lse. Never snce It's organtza-
hon has the Republican patty bren more firmly
united thnn new. nll working IN perfect har-
mony,. sclf-Ahncgatton cl,arattcrtzlng all. Tho
State Convention for tho nomination Of Elect
ors, and Congressional Conventions for tho
nomination Of Congressman, will be held III
August, Tho former rorth IN The 9th, when nj,
cnti,usiaAm Will be- exhibited that will bc the
psccursor NJ victory. IL Ibis tty the work OF
organization has also been commenced. The
Uaycn 1nytncihlcs, nan.Au,crtvan Club, Sol
d!ers' and Sailors Club, and several largo clubs
have already ciTevtcd coinpsctc organizations.
, 1876-07-22

KEoKuK, H., July 2l.-Guy Wells to-day re-
.iyncd his position us Superintendent Of tho 81.
Louis, Ka''sas City 4 Northern Railway, md r.
c. Buchanan, that Of 0encral Frctgl.tand Ticket
Agent; and A. l.. Griffin, formerly Assistant
Superintendent Of the Missouri, Kansas { Tex
Mr.. Wells rcn,n!na with tht Company as Chief
Engineer. The Company will proceed Mt once
to tnisc Lhelr truck between tNs city and Tamil
bal above hlpl!-watcr mark, 800, 900 having been
set apart !or that purpose.
, 1876-07-22
ATENACt0Us LIFE.

Dies MONIES, H., July s0.-Jcremhh ll0s
lhgsworth, aged 81, died few days since nea,
ccutcTvillc, Appanooso County. Fer scveFal
years he i.ad suffered ftom paralysis. Dur'as
tar last forty days of his lltu l,u received 10
nu!.rlshtucnt but spuonful Of culIre Of water.
At long Intervals; utid during the last twtntJ
days that hv lived, not particle III anyslluaa
WIS talscu Into the stomach. liz maiHta!ata
full control VI his nlcntal farultie4 10 the ~;
lic WA u nutive VI OHIO, and hgily-estesassa
, 1876-07-22

at. luluetrtcs arc, Ut roursc, not yet ieycl.
oJ'ed N tho Republic to Any lnrgo cttont. A
SHUTTLE and loom nru shown, but thoy arc qutlo
primitive. The snla dress ot native Chlcflmay
~ e,pi4oierci 81 % eIot from OF rb'r1 % rrect '' trits
nf nax, md blanket adorned with all the bright
colors rmlxcti together without rcfere-'e To
adaptation. Gle. W.
, 1876-07-22
1,ECE1NE1e APPOINTED.


CHESTER, Ill.,, July 2l.-Isy order Of tho Unit
ol States Circuit Court, C. 3. Cole, uf this city,
has been appointed Receiver Of the Iron Noun
tain, Chester 4 Eastern Railroad, vice T. II,
Sums, removed. Mr.. Egbcrt Dodge il now
Acting Superintendent, and ThotIlns Rollins
Train EonluetoE.
, 1876-07-22
THE WEATHER.,

WAsnlNoroN, D. c., July 22-t 4. m.--For
tho lako region, clear or fair weather, c1ccp.
ruin near Lake Superior, In tho northern por-
tons Of Michigan md Wisconstn; casterly TO
southerly wlu.ls, slowly failing barometer dur
lug tho day. and stationary or slight rise In tom-
peraturc. ---.....-..
torAt ousnrr rto.sa
, 1876-07-22
/, AROUND THE WORLD.
Life In Java...A Bornese Rajah...
The Kriss.
Cei1tipedeS anu Lizards Big
Snnkcs---Tne Dead
p March,.
A Su1tan and His sons-Tho Sa-ma-tang
Drivo-Death on Hhipboard,

surprised At tie aln,ust endless variety which
| constantly throngcl tho streets. Thcy we're III
mira common use .t,,an tho sappAp. and AZ.
5,r, ~ nh1no ~ ~, r,.i,.I.sasS =. = III A
aans oi olna, or ,he pal"nkeers ot lna'n, and
'h1nAely more uctlHhtifil ana complete than
either. The mosques were thrown open every
Frlday, and thrre rnnrrrrn,r,1 lin Iavan untl
Arat wn%ahfrars 4, ,rYar ~, ~ H. nr,. ..r. IT,,
enrloH'ty 'ea nc oho t'ay to congrcgatc thcro
also; al'u, havng taken oil my boots at the door
way, presumed tha. my cntranec would not he
fmnc,lcd: hut II, lila hnn wa. f]f,on,od IN ill.,.
"nno,,,,nont s ~ ~ .s nu. "ss auts ~ n's
nrp"'.toat' lo' l''o ."1sco ''oo.keefer pohtely
to1baue my entrance to tho snnctum sanetortin.
aAvAn FOWLS
.on rhe e, 'a,s'o 1n,,a a. ny he aa quite &C s0'les,
o' w." - Ma "''4 20 - 'e ~" "uu >"
tfo'a Mauura, nelyApofltlg island, were tlse
most beautiful specimens Of tho fcathcrcd tribe
hal ever seen. The former WINS OF remark
~. 49,, go. ~ :. r.'a
n's a'op a%'osa NV o"of.Sat' ~ PROUD Is oa'-
tahss Set graceful as ballroom bellies. Ttcrc
were nlso sotuc parrots wloso rnq!ant co,ors
conycrsc;l Will, nina hos, 81 ,Icr. t., t.es
W, H. a,nt ~. y, ,s, no's ~ "s.sg snas "as
,n1.s VI so ' pun " o"5.1s ;''n !of solneoooy"
acct W no II S, ,s Maayna
/ rnllei tn mind Tim storv ri . ,x,ua ,r,,,
- ". r,st .r,',. ,,a..,,. ~, ~ ~. .ua..
,,,.s y, s'.' n"s' HAo' lu..eyp "ncW te oauac1ous
ct,a.e this 1nost bcnutifu, crcaturc!''-to which
Matlatnc roliy rent,cl; What doubt ID tJ,cro
of tlnt,, Thls nroot NJ N nor,cst ni,ca.sa,,
.,as,'sn - - 40 pp''ess eeueat''"
uee1oco tne "attet& anu paying mn cnormous
price FOR tic magnificent cfcAtutei }c hurried
home with II; but, rcncptipg Of his bargain. lo
rrrJaimcd. Il hr1jove Wa \ f,n1 ~ noy ~
hig mira for thi. btni i, whsn M ro,,. 5 .ho,, ~
, 1876-07-22
: 'hpPOIN]jiEhT,

Epse{ai Rspatea 10 7As 7TibaAs
LANSING, Mlvh,t Juiy 9l.-Tlle Governor lna
appointed D. D. bIauldiug, uf Jackson, slaso
Inspector Ut Uils, lu placo ii A. A. Day,
, 1876-07-22
POLITICAL LYRICS.

THE 1oN4 N0tI~
Ye sons Of America, wake II yuuf duty; -
8prng 10 the ranks from each homo Ia the land;
Fufget mot the Hays when your daE in I'll beauty
Was promise Of Justice On every stsaud.
Remember the rrs,rnl-e ys made in their thraldom
To Africa'a children who blcsl In yhnr cnuso;.
Tc AK * " s il siu not need @ -
pauees
Hear 70 tho csca from tho ar.soutbron country;
Frccn,cn no longcr tho loyal and b.ars,
Cot,irltiex On many aeEce @ seld ot battlc.
Frcenen no !ouacr while white -Lcaques undaunted
Fly the Blhek Flag Of mere!less hnte;
Faithful and true htAhd the few Southern brothers,
Willie outlaws and band!ts control all The stats.
O. ID The graves where yonr heroes Ito dead;
Az wS aensS ~" ~ sa sy
Ask &c who hcaped mslcdics,ons nnnumberod
Il1un them while starving. nnil dying to save
Their hon,cs and !h<lr children from Slaughter and
Then itsten Sh'lo swclls forth the voice Of the
grave: &
"sam Tildcn, Tom Hendricks, and old William
yalaal'ahssm, rhasmnn, end penalo.on too.
Will Ett1,c"x md othcss Of CopPethead genus,
linnioriaJ Infamous, 1cd l1s tauE crew.
''In Conescss they scosncd ~, denying ns snccor,
While a.d!nf nur enemies down ut the front:.
They bragg! dawn each measure, while fcssttng on
VIZ kent ii paF.yaltc mid battles aorco btunt.
"a Long, tnns Ind Thu War ceased, and thonsauds
were ifrsng
OF the Moth and tho South, but for each l5lng
t0HsEe;
Tc ztarscd III whilu living, &c neqsned Us when
dying;
10 the i,atlons unborn shalt 1~ar ttcnson be
RING.
HEay, think not 80 s1lcut VIC rntt In Ealth's bp.
stunt y: .. ....
1,.to the Ktng Of tho Anctcnts, ire turn In our
E'HrrG,
And turn ws all hrarta Of all lathfnl mrn With H.
1p thr t-'"al L:ld truG, and ,fr1M Tfeasons tout
niayo"
"reatc. peace shall arise, md The nation bc hon-
nryd,
And uptiy.t cr -t,ns under lnyalist sway,
Fur ihv l1nyek and the Wheeler shdH lrad on this
ratfOn
As surely Us darAnc1a giyea place to tho day. =
sArsLETs
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pounTING rHoMAs-A goL1LoQuY.

pounTiSa THoAAs-A soL1LoQur. .
ro aescr o. ' not 10 accept: lint is tho question.
IL o'ay; ai''1 paa shsnes'ofih lang 10 Tlldsas
Helping io raitc thu old cgotst to power;
O. p sssett ny t9ht - :" a. tnskhnnsst ,s,
To accept rtrehanct to liz tlOfcAtod. 81 L
And laid unt cold, politically defunet--. =. .,
ALL liberals tbs rub. pnzzlisia my will.
Am ] f bapd Gsn e"ey y" ~ tssU ehs} Sesh:
ri pokur piay with good John siorrlrscy, :, ::
Aid hc hn'l-fel'ow VIII liz 'potting ,osna !!
To recommend me - tho German voto, >,
asd say Sum f!!dcn IL a very nrnclc,
To"rS ws fusw u ii; t. dsF az; slippery ways,
Win hin co.wykcf ;Io;g, an.l bas;ofn.irionh, 70;
~ emit high h"nors of ahe E,npirc State
1fby .Ach abJGct nhneratton might hope
A. A. laat q, e reach sle pfcsidcnt!al r. Chair
l'at romcihing telis inc danger is ahead;
] have rlronE forobodIns Of dsfeat.
The people love frank, ontspUl,en tnan,
And mat "'raltcr in double sunsr, "
Pity hasd md soft, blow hot and co!d + the same
And ali lor xha.t The doubtful chance. of thl.
fess,,a 70 @ wl.'n' Al' there's ths ,u, sgalnt
10 him j cnuld defer, md hold mytvlf IN honor;
Of All Nlnr. thieves ionr COUNCIL oior aut frisnt;
Whose lifelong wurk has BEEN to yaIn great wealth
X hanklng on Tug rsoi.'ss , PROSTATE neeks
\ LAWYER, ch!elIy skilloa III laws ccatic,
Ap'!i.ls!ai, apt in politicians guile;
ran, rsioImer, cniIls,s jit,tsri.r HEroHsi
.;inlu,,n's Farotite SIM il asked 10 drag
- 1rch inaH; "A'n . cuwarls
, 1876-07-22

KILLED BY LIGHTNING.
OrAwl, Can, July al.-L,ehtnIug Killed
three men near here yesterday.
, 1876-07-22
T[|RpFNTlNF

TuRPEhTlNE.
WnnIKoFos. n; g, July 3l.-sptrits Of tur'
psntlne steady at s71Sc-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-14
S0uth Carolina.

On Wednesday night, in New York. there
was great public meeting to hear what
PARKE GOODWIN had to say about the politi-
cal "situation." He made lucid state
ment and q powerful argument why the ma
ton should elect TILDEN, and thus get rid
Of Radicalism, and reform the Government.
After lie concluded, Judge THOMAS j.
MAcKAY, OF the Circuit Court of South Car
DINA, was called out and introduced to the
audience. He was warmly received. and
made speech, which is noticed as follows
by the World reporter:
"After speaking at great length on the
past and present condition Of South Caro-
lima, Judge Mackay said that the people Of
his State were determined to throw Off the
oppressive yoke which they had borne for
the past seven years. (Cheers.] eve are
carrying the flag OF the Union, and con-
slider ourselves good and loyal American
citizens. [Cheers.l We mean to stand firm
in our effort TO free ourselves from the
abuses heaped upon us by corrupt rule, but
we mean to accomplish this by the ballot
and not blythe sword. [Cheers.] Since the
close Of the war we have greatly suffered
from the present pernicious government.
At that time the population OF South
Carolina was 100000, composed OF about
100000 blacks and 279,000 whites. In July,
1868, the debt of the State was S5,OOO,0CO,
and in six wears it had increased to S20,-
10000 The public printing alone one
wear cost 100000. The whole taxable pro-
perty did not amount to over S130,Oo0,00O,
from which the Republicans extracted 81
600, 900 yearly. All the work OF the Legs
latllre could be completed in thirty days,
but the session is extended over 100 days,
costing each year S612,000 The system OF
taxation in the State amounted to nothing
short OF confScation OF property.
+" Shame ~ Columbia, the capita! OF the
State, has tax Of 81 per cent, while the
bank-rate OF interest is from eighteen TO
thirty per cent, owing to the great risk OF
making any kind OF investment. We eau
not draw capital from the great North in
exchange for the products of the State, now
wasting for the want Of proper market.
There are, out of 100000 acres OF arabic
land, only 5000, 900 acres under cultivation,
owing to the high rate Of interest and the
vicious system OF government. The only
class OF persons who have done well IN
South Carolina are the carpct-baggerS and
the office-holders-the latter grow richer az
the Government grows more corrupt laugh
teri, and are likely to do so until they are
wiped out at the coming election" Zap
plausc.] The speaker then referred to the
nomination Of General Wade Hampton for
Governor of South Carolina, who, he said,
was free from political faint, as were the
other Democratic candidates for Office.
They intended to do their duty, and had
dared to face their Republican enemies even
in spite of the bayonct. [Cheers.]
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-14
The House Nominee.

1t is but simple act Of Justice to MIR.
WILLIAM LovENsTEIN, who was yesterday
nominated for tho House Of Delegates, to
say that when he was member OF that body
he was one OF the most faithful, hard-work-
ing, and useful of representatives. He re-
ceiyed the compliment of a special vote OF
thanks from the House for his skill and
fidelity as member of the Committee on
Enrolled Bills. lie was very popular with
his fellow-members. No delegate from this
CITY had more influence with them. He
will be elected by large majority, and will
again prove TO be Il capable public servant.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-14

get the help Of the national power 70 pro-
5lonr his own rule Of che Palmetto State. &
II Is impossible tkas this demonstrasion
can fsii TO meet The national execration.
There Is enough OF devotion to the Consti-
tuition and TO civil liberty In the land to
INSPIRE increased dread of the further exea-
else Of usurped power Tor the maintenance
OF Radicalism. It but furnishes dangerous
precedenss, threatening tho safety OF every
State and every citizen OF the Union.
There Is another feeling that animstes the
breasts of all white citizens the feeling Of
horror at the constant effort OF Radicalism
to subordinate all white people at the South
to the negro, making him the national pet;
and upon mere assumption as to intentions
OF whites to wrong the negro placing whites
under arrest and spreading terror amongst
them.
In reference TO South Carolina, the peo-
pie there are aggravated by public wrongs
such as have been seldom known in any
land; yet they bear themselves with that
sort OF heroism which is seen in the power
OF self.control in period Of such aggrava-
walton, and OF submission to authority not
authorized by that Constitution framed for
the protection OF those who so submit.
South Carolina will not be involved by any
resistance to authority SO exercised, and she
will have the general sympathy of the whole
country. We interpret the Federal inter-
ference in that greatly oppressed and sor-
rowing State as fortunate event for the
Democrats. It win swell their triumph and
increase the detestation OF that bad party
which has visited the land with woes far ex-
ceeding those that attend war.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-14
,g COHEN BROTHERS are oferin!

NJ COHEN BROTHERS are offering
IS LACK and COL RED SILK vELvETs, in all the
new shades, at from u to 90 yard less IMAM
Aso tfs large va lot of vELvETEENs, black and CO.
GEfa & ks a as s5e prfss s14o 1885,
SI.75, sI.9o, 1925, s2:75, and 1925, all Of
them fully per cent below present at value
fancy and evening shaoes;
A very large stock of the finest BLACK CASH.
q Ba LA A for sac6
qualities as would generally cost at least 2Sc'
Also, o fun lines lines of coLoRED cAsHMEREs from
Their pe Stock Of aLPACA LUsTREs, in black and
colors, at l6.c. cannot be found anywhere for
See shsi f DRESS G6op$ at 25e;: Soc and $3.50;
APGAs obss sof ct
price up to s5c., for Silk Lustre-all from SC. to
25c. 4 yard less than they were formerly sold
A large stock of CAssIMEREs for mems and boys
wear at $3.50, 45c., 60c., 75c., Soc, 81, $780,
200 s dkaP S1 $E f2a Il So % GRAPE Wells
Of 1 WAT i ali Shades and colors, fully
1fS Esfs ss' !asR ss Ss5S
heretofore sold ut So at IL go worth fully 81: 20
LYoYESE DRAP D'ETE at 1925, reduced from
PARIS WHITE FLANNEL at 81, heretofore sold
LL-WOOL FLANNELs at 20, %, 80, 35, and
40c. for full yard wide, fine quality, and all
A large stock of INDICATED FLANNELs at re-
due cd prices; -
$50 dozen KID GLOVES in myrtle green, navy
blue. plum seal brown, and all other shades, In
Guiding Apera Co.'s, at considerably less than
Four-button BLACK KID GLOVES at 81 worth
81; Ihrec-button at S5c.; one-button BLACK
and COLORED principally small sizes) ut
37kc.;
just received. See their prices. l.
so pieces N0TTINGH HAM LACE at 12A., Is, 16s!,
20, 20, IS, 45, so, and soc; the best assortment
GIMPS, FRINGES, and LACES in great variety
and ut lower than general prices;
600 LACE SHADES, very handsome, at fully half
$50 pieces FoULARD's BLACK PERCALEs at
TwoS-pLY INGRAM CARPET at SOC; COT
TAGE ut 25c.; TWO-PLY at So, SIX, 40, D,
so, 65, 75c., and 81: 49, r--..
NURSERY-ROOM CARPET ut soc. just reduced
FL DOR oiL-CLoTH, 1, ". Is, 2, and 2!s yards
facturcd: III oc Il
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-14

IL RADICAL PREDICTloNs. put our guess
ii, record of the result lii Ohio and lnGt-
ana: ONO Republican, on Supreme tudge,
by 10000; indiana Republican, on COY
ernor, by $500. 1t may be . great deal bigger
than the above, but we think not smaller :.
Chicago TribHns, 10th. j,
We,are conf dent that the later figures, On
which 1t Is impossible for us to comment
here. will but confirm the expectation that
Harrison as we'll as Barnes is elected. Dos
ton Advertiser, 11tb SIS
We thus have on record four leading
Radical papers Cincinnati Commercial,
Baltimore american, and the two named
above-which can't say. they expected the
Democrats to carry Indiana.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-14
The elections in Ohio are over, yet it

The elections in Ohio arc over, yet it is
not too late TO reproduce the following
from the Cincinnati Enquirer:
COLONEL HENRY e. PEYToN AT LANCAs-
TEH.-LancaSter, o., October 9.-Ehe greet
ing given Colonel Henry E. Peyton here
was simply an ovation, our commodious
City Hall being utterly damned. Colonel
Peyton's speech was one Of the most pro-
found, argumentativc, and spirited ever
listened to in Lancaster. Ho held his large
audience cnrapt for over two hours.
This is our Loudoun county man. Hc
was one OF the delegates to- the st. Louis
Convention which nominated TILDEN.
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Especial dispatch to the Baltimore SUM-
Political AMID Financial Topics i'm WALL
a.


New YORK, October 12.-Authentic in
tenigence received to-day from Colorado
represents that the first reports OF a Repub-
lican victory in that State were "doctored"
expressly for effect on the OHIO and Indi-
ana elections, and that it is still undecided
whether the Democratic or Republican
party has been successful. -,
Sterling is weaker to-day at the leading
house, where + commission is allowed,
while all the other drawers quote steady
to firm market at lie concession from Asa
TO 4.S5s. The advance on Tuesday to these
figures is understood to have been because
OF demand to pay for importations OF
United States securities, and this demand
to-day does not exist. r.
Gold to-day has ruled steady at 109 to
109S, with ssiiat" to l per cent. as the rates
Tor use. The expression t"flat" may he
rightly construed as improbable.
Bar silver Is quoted in London to-day at
SD. per ounce for 925, fine. Our own Gov
ernmcnt is a buyer to-day at LA for ! 900,
fine. The export OF silver hence to-day
was very light.
Bonds are fairly active; registered ~ per
cent. sold at 110s. Southern bonds held
firn.fs ,s5s ~ 4:s. s. 3 & sss5es 1864