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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-22

Point md brought to this city. Papers
found upon his person Ind cafe his name tt
be ". n. Cayiler from Port Republic, Va
taIrpGE-sHooT1sG AT cREEDAod R-THE ,ANERf
Ssfr 81 CANS AGAIN yicTDRIOU s.
CREEDMoon, n. =. :, September Tht
shooting for the challenge cup between thu
american and Irish teams took place to-day
The early morning was "a tribe cloudy with
| a stiff wind direct from the targets to The
firing point, but by II o. clock the sky. 1yas
less cloudy and the wind lei. TheFgensra
impression at the opening of. the match was
| that the Irish team would vim. The follow.
ing Is the score ~
Eight hundred yards ,::Americans-Da.
kin, Il; Webb, G6; Allen, :6S Fulton, 20
Farwell, GO; Rathbone, eS, total 400
irish -Rigby, SO; Johnson, 64;; ,Joynt, 81 !;
Fenton, Go; Dyas, e6; Miner, 6S ;atotal,
394. z7ssS*
Nine. hundred yards: Americans Far.
WELL So; Rathbonc, 90; Dakin, 81; Weber,
So: Allen, SO; Fulton, 81; total 3se.
Irish-MiIner, ~; Dyas, 81; Rigby, 81;
Fenton, so; johnson, 81; Joynt, St.; total,
369. 2ss aa;iEs,4
One thousand yards: Americans Total,
| $40; Irish, SOL. / "a. s4f:.s5 .ssf- ,s.yf
/ The total score in the match was <Ameri-
cans. 1885; Irish, 1,154; the Americans
winnings by II points. I: Il 5s5.s VI 4! II
STRANGE AND Fatal. DISEASE AMONG CATTLE
! III, 81 ts3aar.3 IN PENNsYLyANLA.i:ftt - ~
L! MILFORD, PA, September q "A strange
and fatal disease among seattle, in Wayne
county, is causing much alarm. "A tick
borcs, deep into. the flesh, inflammation and
death following in afew hours. Thirty
head died at Hawley's. :. - 7.
THE SURVIVORS OF THE CLYDE.
W1LMING1T1o3S, N. c. September 21.-The
survivors of the, CT ydes disaster reached here
to-day. They give thrf lling accounts OF the
fearful scenes through which they passed,
but no material facts in addition to those
already telegraphed. H[L .S5t4J5o ~
WASHINGTON ITEMS. I; =.
WASHINGTON, September 21.-The United
States frigate Huron arrived at Hampton
Roads to-day. All well. --ter.5G-..i
The Secretary Of the Treasury has called
SIC, 200, 900 5-20's Of May and November OF
1885. Interest ceases December Dist.
The Star says the Attorney General did
not leave for Ohio last evening, as was in
tended, but will 60 this evening il possible.
NEW YORK, September 21.-William r.
Kitchen, president Of the National Park
Bank, died suddenly to-day. r a.s.4
BAD WHEAT. 5..'i 5s,s
CHICAGO, September 21.-On Change to-
day 100000 bushels of wheat on elevators
here was posted as out OF condition.
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NEW YORK,

Beeces.-Tilere were no fresh offerings, buf 90
carloads due yesterday arrived late, and We're soid
this morning ut unchanged prices, or 94l0Ec. g No.,
to dress SO TBS. to the gross cwt for common to prime
native steers. Dealers In dressed beef report SLOW
trade at 76Skc. q Id. for common TO good NAIVE
beef sides, and 8G7c. for Texas beef: ,,,, :
Cayes-Fres arrivals were 2oe mead e. Ms1 an
butternijk calves were in very moderate demand at
3H@4c. p d., or s6@$9 p head. sales include x
Mount Holly ye!ls 2So lbs: average, az Ssc. g a 10
loads, or 672 head The supply was fully equal 70
the wants Of trade and the market closed weak a
saeId at 2,sa5sc. 8 IT,, and poor 70 prime lambs
from 5ls 10 OBS. dressed mutton and lambs ys ae
cansda lambs, OH lbs. average, &c SIC. 2 ~: l8s
Cariada lambs, IS MS ,.at ~ Ieun-
sheen, 100 ibs avn rage, at u Canada stleep,
I22 lbs. average at 5ze. ~ Ohio Sheep % lps ag-
eii XIII: as ARRIVALS were e3n-
taiing S05 hogs, 1ncdi, sale aMSe'
bnt not sold before or t1IPanis greg
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BY telegraph
NEW YORK.


of,is7oe bales al iix@1i q &C. Fiods 4 shade
drmer aud less actiyes snperfne western and STATE
sa9SSgs4as r c ysaIsGa ape exs
good to choice extra; $S Wheat scarcely
sl29@sgS9 r rGs W. winter
tdoing; sag e06c. Tor ungraded western MIXED;
eSsns for ssx saie aSa
and molasses quiet and unchanged. Rice steady and
II fair aenana Tallew steady Resin nsnshangeds
slS %sss Srs s sssas ss isa
eiassanly ii0ge's'ia BALTIMORE. vi t1'1l5
September y. : - 4 arm9
gs I%s e. u s 90
al 10. sontherf corn-Wi1ite, 6f@57e.s yellow,
54@69e.f Oats nrner and higher |; prime soufne5n,
PrSsyyisions Quiet and firm: Mess PORK, 5is.2t@
1850. Butk-meats- Shoulders, 7Ac.; clear NIB,
igfS fsrsReaed sssH is
s sSsss a qst at ioSg lle. I. 8
!. III, s,.}.i..sB LOUISVILLE i.4s,,,
bssgg sea9es ihs
III 02 ;apaBer. 81. O5@ S1.12 white. $40
Corr quiet and unbalanced Rye quiet md arM 9 g
QUIET Pork quiet ana weak 6 Halk.
rs saa clear as SIDES sssas
aerce,: L Xe; keg, l3c. whiskey steady at $l.os.
CINCINNATI..s sl:.,ii
CINCINNATI, September 2ls-Flonr steady and
am. Wkeat QUIET and steady; red, sIG4lis.
Corn III fair delnand at 4s @49c. Oats quiet md
steady at B5g42c. Rye easier q. 67@ eSc. Bar.
s Ss@s ssSsas = sSs.
steam, lOc. kettle, re. Balk:meats u fair
demand sd stsonges; s6suldsrs ,ssssr
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The Eastern Troubles.
poLICY OF THE NEW SULTAN.

Vhe Eastern troubles.
POLICY OF THE NEW SULTAN.
LONDON, September 21.-The Standard S
dispatch from ConstantinopIe says: EARLY
changes of Ministers are expected. The
new Sultan is liberal, intelligent, and will
ing to support any measures for the welfare
of his subjects. He desires largely to eX-
tend the freedom of the press, to prevent
the purchase OF slaves for harems, and to
promote the education OF Turkish women.
lie meets with much opposition -.
THE EFFECT OF RUSSIAN INFLUENCE.
!! LONDON, September .2l.-The Times's
Belgrade. dispatch says, /" Delegrad is be-
coming more Russian every hour. The
neighborhood of Tchernayef7s headquar-
tiers swarns with Russian officers. The
proclamation of Milan as King is regarded
purely Russian movement; ayowedly in
tended as a defiance to Turkey. With the
growing of Russian power in the camp, the
antipathy to England is openly manifested y
The limes's Berlin dispatch says the tone
OF Russian statesmen and journals, is as
warlike as possible. 5'ls, ~,
THE NEW KING NOT TO BE IGNORED.
LONDON, September 81. The correspond
ent of the Times, at Belgrade, in q dispatch
| to that paper, says he doubts whether it Is
possible to ignore Prince Milan's proclama-
ton as king, as the priests and masses OF
the population side with General Tchernay-
| eff and the Russians. The correspondent
also says:i "Seryia now believes in victory,
and must say this belief is not surprls-
| ing" -. MIN. .,...j + !. ina -.
POSITION OF THE OPPOSING ARMIES
,LosDoS,, September 21.-The;; 1imes's
Belgrade correspondent says the seryian-
Moravia army occupies a strong position,
forming a semi-circle from Alexinatz and
| Delegrad around to Diunis and Wiki. The
| Turkish army is more concentrated, but as
| It is in the valley between the left and right
of the Servian position; the Turks would
not have much chance of advancing further.
| 1t is also asserted that the Turks lack food.
Deserters assert that when changing their
camping-ground the Turks burn their tents.
The Seryians believe this is in consequence
Of the appearance Of the plague. .!a.y-zt
SUBSTANTIAL CHANCES FOR EARLY PEACE PEACE
PARIS, Semptember 21.-Le Temps today
saws: sfThe DUO de Cazes,' Minister OF
T ,,;Ss Affairs, and the Turkish Ambassa-
dor had an interview yesterday. Comnu-
nications were then exchanged, which seen,
/ to show that the chances for early peace are
very substantial. There is very evident
good VIII on all sides" M "a .,.ri>s.s-
- 4 : TURKS IN WANT OF FOOD. D.
LONDON September 21.-The' Delegrad
correspondent of the. Neeos teleSraphs that
| journal as follows: of the arm1stice were
| for fortnight should not be- surprised II
starvation compelled the Turks to eVacuate
their position"
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NEW YORK.

There is more doing from shipper. and q streng
66I6sc.: $50 cases seed-eaf sundries at 10000;
$50 cases New England, 1874 crop, 15@35c.; 116
cases New England, 1875 crop, llSa0c; $50 cases
Pennsylvania, 1875 crop, on private terms; 100
cases New York, 1875 crop, on private terms; $50
cases Ohio. 1912 crop, 6@64s 250 bales Tia,
and in fair demand Quotations are. as follows a7@
sxc for dark, heavy lugs; 9@1l4c. for dark heavy
low leaf: l2@l8c. for dark, heavy medium to good;
for bright yellow working filters for Wrap-
pers: S@iOc. for bright yellow srnokin. lnks; l6@
zoe. for medium TO good: 30140c. Tor extra me-
al Of E1DlI2eTce. 2OtR sr-.svy
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DRY GOODS.
NPENING OF THEFALL CAMPAIGN

OPENING OF THEFALL CAMPAIGNS
/ NEW, BEAUTIFUL, and CHE PFALB GOODS
!, su - julius gJi1Ts MEYERS, sos BROAD STREET.
NEW FALL DRESS GOODS in all the new shades
Beautiful IA PERCALEs in navy-blues and seal
brown, stripes, figures, and solids:
Great bargains in BLACK! ALPACAS and MO
FELT SKIRTS in new styles from 75c.up;
REVERSIBLE SEiAWLS in entirely new patterns
WHITE Wool FLANNELs nom 1escNp; ],
GRAY TWILL FI1ANNELs ut l6nc., and up:
Extra bargains in RED TWILL FLANNEES:
SOLID, PLAID, and STRIPED OPERA=FLAN-
LADiEs' BUCK GAyNTLE Ts at soc. worth 75e.;
LADIESIKlD GAUNTIETS at 75c. worth $1.25
Extra bargains In SILK RIBBONS at 3, g. and 10c.;
OHHDREN'S PLAIN and SILK-CLOGkED SOL
HOSE in all theluew shades &
New lot eff KID GLOVES, fall shades, ct DOC.
TRUSTEES In entirely new styles from SOC. ups
New and beautiful PRINTS at 6A.s 81. end 10c.;
BLEACHED and BROWN CoTTONs az me oI1
ybe; sold ut close prices at JULIUS MEYERS
NINE. DEMoREsT,s RELIABLE PATTERNS
ftlie fill and win ter fashions stopened.l ~
Seed tfzsNt 4 fs.fs Z .Ez'tt- Z
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!. CATTLE MARKETS,
RICHMOND

The following Is the livestock slles report from
Cnttle-222 head. A few choice heifers brought
So. fat, smooth steers crossing 1000 MS, 4a@
41e.; fair to medium grades crossing 500 TO. $40
and rough work ea aal; 4 plumber Of
ea Hnns.meSod to choice s4@sAc.J net. -
SAeep-Goodt to choice, IN sanll lots, 4'E@be; for
fair to medium quality, l4e.. gToss lowest
grades to good stock ewes. ~ tiead.,
calves. .e.,..ai .Ls5j,a;. Es:i1t53
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The me Hartford Times says that chills and
I, u'sf Aas been little known In New Eng
s araa' but the aiIment has made its appear
.e IN that city this summer. ~ IS ...st
,.; an engineers report on tho mississippi
i;hh. at, which was made last Saturday, says
the ,at 'he least depth OF water Oh the crest oil
and S ia. ,a az mean tide is now twenty-five feet
cba n tuaso-senths, and the least width of the.
sea. 'hei is now one hundred and eight-iye
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PETERSBURG.

The market Is easy, and no indication of any adj
vance. Supply on hand undiminished, and no ac-
tivity In buyers. = tif5.ygFtHs gsSrgs EsHn3i
The quantity of loose tot1cco received at the va
rious warehouses Is above the usual amount at this
The market Is dull and buyers more Indifferent than
ever. No 1}rst-claSs tobacco Is sold at auction it
being all disposed of privately and for these grades
good prices are generally obtained. Other grades
rule low. Ts,st44.jr2s.;f + t.,rc ;.sSss..
No change OF Importance in former quotations |:
@S7. LeaJ.-Good short. &6.50@S9; good dark,
$S@&13; fine dark, $13@$17;~ !, fine mahogany,
none; fine shipping, 14@$1e: fancy bright, $3.50
@S5s.00.-POSt, 10th.
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LYNcIIBURG,

Receipts were considerably lIXhter the past week,
with but little change In prices. Wecontnae quofa-
tons: slF.s-- :
good and fine, S1.50@S3; lugs, inferior and cpn,-
mon, s4@5: good dark and red, S5.5o@s7;50 I;
smoking. s9@sI3; extra Yellow smoking, 1$14@
$25 leaf, inferior and common. s5.50@$7; me-
fium good and mixed, s7.50@$S.50: good dark
and red Short, SS@S10 good dark and red, $1,000
:G1$1l.50; fine dark and red, $12.50@S16; good
dappled wrappers, 81 0@$l3; tine dappled wgap-
perS, sI4@$20; common and medium bright, "a
$3.50: common bright wrappers, S10@S13; good
yellow wrappers, $14@$22; fine yellow WRAPPERS,
s23@$35; extra yellow Wrappers, S3a@$65.-
Ne,r8sl 9th .3 80 > @l'-sAs
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NEW YORK 4 DRY J, /, & GOODS TRADE.

TO the ordinary observer no particular dlmintsion
of business could have been noticed to-day, but sell
ers felt that there was aud more careful scrutiny
showed that sprtnked all over the dryg0os region,
tinIy in some places, but ihckly enough In others
were multitude of stores. The great Hebrew East
was the cause Of this state Of thugs ~
Prints are 50 much in request that one dayg Dat,
tial interruption OF the pressing demand seSfned
to have effect They are very strong and aettye.
= Print cloths were very strong. and ad7arced 20
Axe, 80 days. for spots and October deliveries, and
sales were made az that price, though printeSs are
stil very reluctant to scquicsce i'm the erhanced
price, and are fighting hard in animated resistance
to It. ~ so gss Z. -
There was absolutely no change with anything to-
day relatively, except that wooliens and worsteds
and clothing supplies generally fell on in actyaty
more than cotton goods. u Il 80. q
There was but one auction, the usual regular sales
having been postponed TIL morrow The one was
by WiiiHm Topping q Co., and avery Nttc one, bus
Us It concentrated the disengaged who uei
ally are scattered about at the seven or sales
which commonly come OIL on Tuesdays, the goods
soldremarkablywe and y was the opinion 81 ne
auctioncers that IL they had had very Large 0xinS
they would have had Just IS much success. ~
The widening circles In the pool Of dry goots 90
stagnant few months back but stirred By the botd
plunge made by the pioneers Of the crest sales are
beginning TO be noticed tvely.-yonfNGtE 0f
Commerce, t20fh...i u. IL. tel5fsi "
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, September t2131s76.


RICHMOND, September III 1876
.s-,g.a.;g Irs .l.,s .oFFEIIEGSrii 's.''. eces I
WHEAT TFhite, TOO bushels, Red, 2,9fA BUSH
els. ,iiasf2lHf - "a
ConN.-.Wk bite, Loo bushels. Mffedr &c bushels.
OATs.-244 bushels.,rTs aTTf
RYE.-42 bushels. 49, = - J.
TtA 9th sEEFDT8o bushcls. iig,G1 ss..Gsr
- @yill III SALES fe4l.: Iy..tE I
I, WHEAT-Whtte, IL o bushels very good at $l.25:
100 bushels good ut 81 .22;t6S bushels common at
$l.15 1872 bushels good at l.23-total. 700 BUSH
els. Red, 306 bushels very good at $1.25; 100
bushels very good on private terms; 6S2 bushels at
Sl.20; 40 bushels common at "a bushels COM
mon Mt $1.12; l6 bushels common Mt 00c.; $50
bushels prime on private terms; los bushels COM
mon at .05 10 bushels very good at S1.29: 100
bushels common ut 81 $40 bushels prime at 80
SO bushels good at SI.23 Sd bushels good ut 1922:
100 bushels comm on at &c.; 90 bushels at S1.24-
total, 2, 914 bushels. 49, "i'7 f!l.s9 Atl4Dl :
White, l50 bushels prime at coo. ,Rired,
Sc bushels prime at 60c. iaG. IL N:SitsY ssf l.T
+ OATs-94 bushels very good spring at &c. = +.
RYE.-30 bushels very. good ut &C.,: 6 bushels
good ut 58c.-total, 36 bushels. -, 81 sI=
.5j RE-EXHBITED. 49,.
WnEAT.-Red, 100 bushels. .s.i. stt
.'.. REMARKS.
On and from Friday the 22d Of September, and
until further notice, sales will commence in the
Corn Exchange at 10 a. NJ. instea Of 91s~A. NJ.
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IMp9iDiRTANT TO. PERSONS
lIsTENDINa VISITING THE cENsTENNyIIAtIE..

listing the Centennial viii save them
coIyas mich trouble by sending their baggage by eS
Isss n bag Ssgget a. Ise
bara 1,cH trouble and lost fiIne In getnng
imrraee BY sending By Cypress all snfs t 81
as call here ana asY ta order
or ho4d A. ~ oirs YiI ii FisIBSONI
O. sns GENT ADAMS Express Gompanys
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ByTelesraph.
, III NEWYORK

4IERw FORK! September 21-Noon- Stocks active
and steady Moneynsso loans 1x@2 Geld t loSS
and steady. Governments active and lower. IN
Euening-Money, l@1t. Sterling quiet at 463.
Gold, 1093@109T. Governments active and lower.
iStates quiet and steady. .t.iaE~ l!.ii u ErS II
BALTIMORE. 34la2
BALTIMORE, September q .-Virginia 6rs, defer
red, 61; consols, 67a; second series, 81. ID
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
THE STEAMER CANADIAN

THE STEAMER CANADIAN. a..
LONDON; September 21.-The steamer Ca
madam, ashore since. Monday near Lorne,
floated to-day. She will be beached in the
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RICHMOND MARKETS.

Corn Exchange at 1O n. NJ. 1nstea or 9ErA. VI. Il
Z. RICHMOND MARKETS q
~ THURSDAY, September 81, 1876.
/. 5..,..... s. Country Produce. 49,. 81.
( Roots. Ginseng, 9Oc.; seneca, without top, 35@
), Beesuar: 2s@80c. a h.. g.s
B,ttter Prime to choice yellow, 22@23c.; fair to
soe Corn aoie eap soaesc. "a bushel for country.
Eggs In barrels, l5Sf6c. q dozeu; in crates, 16
Flour: Virginia country is quoted to-day Fine,
fan sdS3 s6@ss.5 Family, fancy $3.50.
), Feathers: Prime liye-goose, 40@5oe. common,
: F1arseed: s1.25 p bushel. -! t;,.
Hay: Virginia timothy, 70@s0c.; clover, 55@6oc.
PotSioes:: Irish, new, i, barre s2.25@s2.5O.
Lard: Country, 12@l3c.
S aeea dsS So3Ss 1na Il s DC "a
4 1foop: wssed. a5as2c.; unwashed 15@o2c
Cement, Lime, Plaster. &c.
5, Cement: Rosendale, sL65 @a1.75 r barrel; Jsmes
Lime: Agricultural. ] DC. . bnshel; Virginia, In
dian Rock, sl;1o; Roekland, s1:1e@s1.25, accord:
S5sssSr Is;mgs a tgs42SS5 7o@ss
1iri@ ~ .;I Dry Goods. i -. .ssa2Ei :
1ssn "Msfs,ags sna gMaces &C.
James Riyer:5e; Graniteville; slic; = Granits:
"A ". conestoga, SIC. g. Conestoga, sen D.
conestoga, &C.; ID Peperill, 274c.; 1o-4 cnS 20c
,BIeacied Siirtings and sheettngs: "A WAN
sutta, i3c.: "A Mnsonville. 11he.: A Rockdale.
lOc.; "a Home, 10kc.; a. Oneida 1Oc.:. a.
&c; Whitestone. 0Xc: 4 Barnsley, exc; 4 Red
teEboroush, 5e; io-4 Waiflanl, s0c.; l04 City
grcgn Drills: Petersburg, TIC; Graniseville,
go Corset jeans: Pavonia, &C.; Alnoskeag, 1oe.;
hI pemims q Harlem. 12sc. Boston Steam Mills, &C.
!. Prtnts: american, 7ac; Aliens, 7c. Kich-
mSaa, 81 sRR5 a@son. s 7 g; a
lory, 7c.: Oriental, Pacific; TIC; Arnold. 7c.;
A9 GSnSrtcs pr Rice, sHc. Enish, $50
= III Drugs, Dyestutfs, Oils, acc. ~
a izs%o IS ss.?5 . gallon; -. H., :.
:, Concentrated Lye: Sc p case Of four dozen
S eSeezinsei:: Soc Soc. q ID. ~, <.s.s
Eztraet Of Log'0ood:lsc. .','9 s.. g 81
iMnnsae: "A Si4c.
OILS: Linseed. Csc: machine. s1@Sl.759sperm,
g. 81 e Gassl s?ei LARD. s1 Dozen;
iab r so@5oc.: Kerosene, &c. q gaon.fI0
Sod: SAL, aa@sc., in kegs; English soda, &c, !:
Sptrits IGrnenttne; $780,.
..Hn.= ~ Foreign Fruits and Candy. 80.
f Gsmdgs: 1876 ox D. s., = ~ +.
Oranges: None in market. .i.Il so Sati
Groceries, &c. .sius .is.ss.3
Bacon. Shoulders, SIC; clear rib-sides, l03c. :
ribbed, tHsc, Virginia should 9eYs7S, VIZ We,
fR h sSsa nass yse as
15kc: plain hams, 15c.; canVasea mans, loQgIo1Tc'
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:SYfMACF

Virginia at: sec currency FOR new crop; FOREIGN
al Si2O for lead seal, and $4,000 o. gold for
parcels, to arrive, and low grades, to
currency. -Joufnat OF Commerce, 2Ot 49, 3
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ITOTICE.-Ladies having WoEk, g.

b sERs III snsoitPs ssl4far Ts
t.,,nss, i,.sss j tlair VIM i,sl =
y.yr gsrss as Isl leave taadty very
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YIYFs3KX$BJoH WoRK 80
I'D ECUTHD az The 15sIs Z ls ss'ss
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,;TSOgKsaND,J0B Work. NEAIlIITIEsIdds
I'D RCUTEDAT THE DlsP ATCH fistSta rss =
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!,rxfaEW6SNKas

vi The msrket during the week u1asr IL
quiet and unchanged; MI dling, ls. Innrsaas-s
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committee hsve warned ine Tint the cere-
mony could not possibly be brought within
the time allotted theuis md have there
fore instructed me to make my ncknowE
judgements TO you es, b nsasse. Ladies'
and gentlemen, 81 u tender 20 you my
cordial salutation, che and all. have come
here to-day to perform an official duty
put the moral power and the official Fnutho-
rity OF the great State OF New York By the
side OF Pennsylvania, TO testify our appre-
citation and our sympathy in behalf Of
5,000,a00 OF people. / thank you for your
expression OF respect, and again, ten
dering to you my cordial and Complete
salntation, oneand ALL / bid you adieu.Y
PROPOSED CONVENTION of UNION SOLDIERS
AND SAILORS.
WASHINGTON, September 2l.--The fol-
lowing address issued from the headquar-
tiers of the Soldiers and Sailors: National
Reform Association in this city explains
itself. s&s, si.a&.h,.iI..a So So 80 1s7 81:
!. To the Union Soldiers and, Sailors "a
grand mass convention OF Union soldiers
tionai adninistratio on VIII be held in the
Der 10Th, 1916, Comrades, your attendance
tiD bilko- CoitfCltoiUul 1C4uColCu Al
order that the country may understand that
its defenders not only desire reform
in national affairs, but that they also
also desire the election fof Samuel j. Tilden
rs Chief Magistrate to preside over the,ad-
iministratien Of the, Government; aud that
they believe in his craftsmanship, his pa
triotism, and his integrity OF character.
Veterans on arriving, ii Albany. ,are re-
quested to report to the secretary for en-
rollment: ISigned] Major General Joseph
Hooker, president; Colonel B. G. Daniels,
secretary; Captain J. If. Butler, CORE
sponing secretary; General y. w. Denver,
General A. s. Williams, Colonel P. B.
Fouke, Colonel C.. G.. Alesiiire,> Major Jos.
Brown, executive committee. !t3s y. :
The enrolment already made at these
headquarters shows conclusively that ma:
jority of Union, soldiers and sailors are not
in favor Of the perpetuation Of Grantism in
the election of Hayes and Wheeler, as stated
by General Dix and other Republican lead
ers, but are in favor Of reform and the cleo
ton Of Samuel j. Tilden to the presidency.
(signed) B. G. DANIELS, Secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-22

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