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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-02-08
BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
WHEELING REGISTER.
Associated Press Report. by Western
Union Line, Office Northwest cor.
of Main and l2th Ste.
BABCOCK.
His Case Adjourned for One
Day.

ST. LOUIS, February 7.-General U. K
Babcook appeared in the United States
Circuit court this morning to answer to
the indictment charging HIM with COM
phcity in the whisky frauds. He was
attended by Judge John X. Porter, Of
New York, Emory A. Storrs, of Chicago
ex- United States Attorney General Will
liams, Judges John NJ. and Chester d
Krum, of st. Louis, as counsel
His father-in-law, United States Mar
shall Campbell, for the Northern Dis
trict of Illinois, and his brother,
c. W.. Babcock, Of Kansas, sat IN the
Court room. Near him was District AT
torney ID. p. Dyer and the special coun-
sci. James .. Broadhead and Major
Lucien Eaton appeared for the Govern
ment. 1t was General Babcock's first
appearance IN the Court since his indict-
ment. The formality of pleading not
guilty was gone through with, and then
the jurors remaining on the old panel,
and those specially summoned for this
case, were called over, but only half of
them responded, they having been
selected from outside Of st. Louis
county and some of them not having
had time to arrive. Mr.. Storrs stated
that the counsel for the defense very
much needed another day for consulta-
tion and also to await the arrival OF very
important documentary evidence. The
counsel for for the Government made no
objection to the delay, and after brief
consideration, Judge Dillon announced
that the case would go over until to-mor-
row morning, but that at two P. NJ. the
Jurors would called again, that it might
be seen who were present.
Nothing was done in the afternoon ses
sion OF the Court, except to call the jurors.
Twenty-seven responded and two or
three others will probably be present to-
morrow
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The Second Congregational Church of
Norwich, Conn, has voted unanimously
to decline to participate in the Plymoath
Advisory Council.
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Wifnesses Agninat Bnb.

ST. LOUIS, February III &. Rogers,
Deputy Commissioner of Internal Re-
venue, Gen. Gilfllan, Chief of Treasury
Department, Col. w. II. Parker, Collec'
tor of Internal Revenue at Denver, Col
arrived here to-day and IL. I, Ynrgsn
Chief Of Revenue Agents and Ex-Com'
missioner Douglass are expected t0-mor'
row, all of whom are summoned as wit
nesses for the Government in the Bah
cock case
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IT is generally supposed that GRANT
and MORTON have "squelchei' BL uNE
in the Presidential canvass.
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AllbusIness letters and com
municatiOns, intended for
this paper, should be address
ed toTHE REGIsTER,wheel-
ing, w. Va
athrelina Aeeister.

Gold closed yesterday at 1928.
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RAILROAD BoSDs-F1rm and decided
" higher in some instances, with North
western and Pacific issues as the fea-
lures.
STATE BoNps-Steady.
SToCKs-Market lower at the open
ing, but afterwards improved from 10
1t per cent; the latter St. Louis and
Iron Mountain, which sold up to Il
In the late afternoon dealings the mar
ket was strong to buoyant with increased
activity. New York Central advanced
to 1881 and closed at llSi@llSi.
Rock Island rose 10 lO9s
Northwestern Common to 42i, preferred
to 63I, St. Paul to AT, preferred to 49,
Union Pacific TO 6si; Michigan Central
to 81; Pacific Mail 10 S51, Western
Union to 7ss, Erie to l7s, and Ohios to
22s. Express stocks were strong; United
States was the feature, rising TO 69t and
closing at 6Si@69, against 66 at the
opening; Adams Express sold at l09i
Wells, Fargo & Co. at SIS, and American
Express at $4,000. The earnings OF the
Michigan Central Rsiioad Company
show an increase for January Of $4,000
compared with the same month last year.
Transactions $4,000, of which $4,000
were Pacific Mail, $4,000 Western
Union, 5000 Northwestern 1900 St.
Paul, 10000 Lake Shore, 1000 New York
Central, and 10000 Ohios.
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$1,000 PROFIT ON 500

Invested In Btock Privileges In wsil -
Books and Circular telling "Hov u.
DONE" ssnt free. Addre>s BAxTKE q Cos
Bankers, NV e. New York. sepd-tA
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NKw YokK, February 7.-Market un.
settled by break in prints; Merimac,
shirtings were reduced cent.
Drunneis and Oriental fancy prints wers
reduced TO Z cents. Free
mans prints have been closed
out to large jobbing house and
are selling at 81 cents. Cotton goods
quiet and steady and woolens remain in
active.
ToLKpo, February 7-Flour-De
fair and market Arm. Whcat-Fira
and held higher; No. . white WabasA
81 %; No. white Michigan 81 50; No.
2 81 Is; amber Michigan 81 26i; reject.
ed red SOC. Corn-Quist and steady I;
high mixed offered at 46(946}; seller
May offered At Soc; low mIed 44tc;
damaged sec. Oats-Dull. No. 2 36ic;
white SIZE.
PIrTsBuRoH, February 7.-Petroleum
Quiet; crude 81 ga ut Psrken; re-
fined l4i@l4sc Philadelphia delivery.
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CIKcrssATI. February 7.-Cotton-
Quiet at l2Ic. Plour-Pirm al $ 4OCa
6I5. Whest-Steady al 81 35. Corn
Steady st 4OtS4Sic. Osts-Firn at $50
44c. Rye and Barley-Dull and un-
changed. Pork-Dull at s21 80 bid.
LArd-Steady; spam sl2 259l2 30; ket'
tie l3tGl3tc. Bulk Mests-Firm at sts
l0iGllt@llic. Bscon-Steady at et(s
l2Gl2Ic. Whisky-Steady and in mod
crate demand a. 81 06.
Hogs-Quiet and steady; common u
good light 81 1901 90 fair 10 good pack
ing s. s5(d,S %.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-18

The ATLANTIC, MISSISSIPPI AND ONO
RAILRoAD.-The petition Of the trustees OF
the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio Railroad
Company for an order OF account was dis
cussed before Judge Bond, Of the United
States Circuit Court, for several hours yester-
day. The order first proposed by counsel
was modified by the Judge in some respects,
and was then adopted by him. The COM
missioner will have TO consider the claims
OF employees for back wages (whether the
same have gone into the hands OF third par
iies, &C., the interest due divisional bond
holders, the priority OF conflicting claims,
and many other matters of importance to
all parties interested in the railroad COM
pany. The commissioner has not yet been
named.
The receivers report that they now have
IN hand about s2SO,000.
Several matters of importance relating to
the railroad company remain to be disposed
OF to-day. In addition to Mr. Mcfarland
and the other counsel who have all along
been employed, Mr.. Sterling, United States
district attorney. for the Baltimore district,
II now also engaged for the trustees OF the
British bondholders.
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Wiisiam Dafron, Secretary.

z The EMPIRE STATE SAFE. General John
E. Mulford, formerly United States internal
revenue collector, and we'll known'in this
city, writes q business letter to mercantile
house here, from which the following graf
flying extract is made:
NEW YORK, October 1G, 1876.
I Dear Sir: = - accept. your
kind greeting with pleasure, and am both
proud and happy to inform you that here
we now feel the realm of doubt as to Til
den's election has passed, and we are moy-
ing on to certain victory. You may conf
dently rely upon the Empire State with her
votes or;TiIden' and Hendricks; and, with
three times three for Hendricks and In
diana, believe me yours, &C.,
JsHN E. MILFORD.
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HESRIco CouaTY COURT, TUEsDAY-Judde
e. G. Minor presiding. The court was en-
gagged until late hour in the evening in
the trial of Isaiah Fields, one Of the parties
who some weeks ago created o disturbance
and attempted to break up church fair
held by some colored people on the Brook
turnpike. Y.
Fields was at the last term OF the court
convicted Of having engaged in the riot.
Yesterday ne was tried on the charge OF
having assaulted, knocked down, and
wounded Constable Neurohr, who with
Justice :Hodgson had repaired 70 the scene
OF the disturbance to qnell the riot. On
this charge he was found guilty and sent to
the penitentiary for one year.
The cases against the other rioters were
continued until the next term.
: The court adjourned Tor the term.
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PASSENGER TRAVEL ON CHESAPEAKE AND
OHIO RAuRoAD.-The train OF the Chesa-
peake and Ohio railroad which arrived here
at $40 yesterday afternoon had nearly tlys
hundred passengers, about three hundred
of them destined for the Centennial Uia the
Richmond, York River and Chesapeake
railroad. Most OF them were from Ken
tucky, Ohio, and West Virginia. Among
the passengers were thirty delegates from
Ohio to the Christian Convention now in
session in this city. Mr.. j. NJ. Leach, OF
Union, West Va, took the vote OF all the
passengers over .twenty-one years OF age,
with the following result: For Ilifen-
Gentlemen, 1870; ladies, s3-total, 27S. For
Hayes-Gentlemen 6S; ladies', 14-total
go. Majority for Tilden, 191. @ 81.
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)NEsDAY MORNING OCTOBER is, 1876.

Epreyious political affiliatlo to resent ftis
blow ut their liberties, and help in every
honorable Way to compass the defeat 01
those who aim it. Every consid deratten o.
gratitude, as OF seif f-preserya yatiuu, urges this
course. The cause Of Tiiden and Hendricks
lis not only the cause $of patriotism and
honesty, but OF toIeration and equality.
The enemy is not only the party of corrup-
ton, despotism, profiigacy, and shameless
Eextrayagance, but of prescription and race
hatred. In many doubtful districts in the
Union the vote of the Irish and
German citizens, whom the Ameri-
can Alliance would thus degrade pc
low the colored man, will decide the issue.
Let them rally as OF old, md east a solid
vote in the interest Of their country and
themselves. In this election every vote
counts. Let no apathy, or indifference or
love OF ease lose one vote that ought to be
given Tor the great issues Of peace, frater-
nifty, prosperity, equality, and toleration,
whose triumph is in the election OF Samuel
j. Tilden, Of New York, and Thomas A.
Hendricks, OF Indiana.
A hundred years ago by the side OF the
native citizens our conntrymen fought the
battle OF Liberty on land and sea. In the
contest Of to-day, when the country Is to
determine whether the results Of '78 cansbe
maintained, or. this republic, like all Its pre-
decessors, is TO fall before the sword Of
power and the canker of official corruption,
let the foreign born citizens do their duty
as OF Yore, nnd the gloom and shame in
which the first hundred years Of our national
life close may be fully and forever dispelled.
= 5...t.. q. =. a. n. KELLEY, President.
: William Dafr0n, Secretary.
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READINGS AT BRoAD-STREET METHODIST
AND LgIGH-STREET BAPTIST CHURcBEs.--Pro-
fessor J. Willoughby Reade will give his Sc
cond and third entertainments at the above
named churches on Monday and TUESDAY
nights next. The reading at Trinity
church on Monday night last was Wei!-at-
tended by an appreciative and discriml-
mating audience, who manifested theirsde
light by unbounded applause. Professor
Reade,s elocutioHary powers are very great,
and his impersonations 81 character are su-
lperb in every department Of his readings,
He has extraordinary humorous powers,
and Is quite as effective In pathetic selec-
stions .E - &
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4 ssPERsoH1L.--The new Presbyterian chapel
in the western part OF the CITY was Dui!t Dy
Messrs. John and George Gibson, and not
Mr. George Gibson. &
a. W. Darlinton, OF Kentucky, eighty
f;ve wears old, and a native OF Virginia, is
at the Exchange Hotel on his way to the
GantenniaI. He Is so much pleased with
the city TINT he will remain several days.
I IT., n IL iIis first visit in many years.
r General Leach, OF North Caroiina is u
the city. he reports an active canvass IN
the M, ald North State, and expresses the opln-
ion i1I ti,at Vance win be elected by 1900 ma
tority.
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BoILER.ExpLosroN.
Two Sren Kssled and Third Fatally
Injured.

A NEST OF. FOUR BOILERS EXPLODED
AT THE CARBoN-HlLL MINEs-A LARGE
BUILDING GSwREcKED-F DEATH
OF TWO MINERS WHILE DRYING THEIR
cLoTHEs-CARELEssNEss THE CAUSE OF
TEE cALAMTTY-soME ACCOUNT OF THE
MEN WHO WERE KILLED AND WOUNDED.
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CENTENNIAL YisIToRs.--About two hum
dred persons who came down on the Chesa-
peake and Ohio railroad yesterday, on their
way TO Philadelphia, and who were unable
10 get accommodations on the York River
road, SO great was the crowd, found quarters
IN our hotels last night. #
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METEoRoLoGIcAL.-A friend has furnish
ed us the following dates OF cold weather
in the month of October for the past ten
years. 1t will be seen that there has been
no such spell so early in the month as the
snow-storm OF Sunday morning during the
time to which reference is made:
1s64-October 10, killing frost.
1S65-October 19, cold.
1S66-October q to 26, cold.
1S67-October 81, snow from dayhreak
till noon.
1S6s-No note Of the weather; out OF the
State.
October IA, heavy frost; October
20, snow two hours last night; November
l, first killing frost.
1S7O-Noyember 1, light, slightly biting
frost.
1S71-No note OF weather in October.
1s72-October IL, biting (not killing frost.
1S73-October go, killing frost-frozen
crust on ground.
1S74-October IA, killing frost.
1875-October l3, frost; November D.
killing frost.
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CONSERVATIVE MEETING m HGNRleo.--
Governor Walker, General Bradley T.
johnson, and Mr.. George T. Turner ad-
dressed a Conservative meeting at Talley's
store, on the Westham road, yesterday.
There will be another meeting at the same
| place on the 9th.
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A MISSING MAN.-Information is wanted
OF the whereabouts OF John Strang, about
nifty years OF age. who has been missing for
several days. When last seen he was in
Rockets, very much intoxicated. Else
where description OF Mr.. strang will be
found I. + 5.
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A BRIEF SKETCH OF THE CHRISTIAN
CHURCH AND rrs woRK-THE eoNvEN.
TroN 0RGANIzED-RELIGIoUs ExER-
CIsEs--ANNUAL ADDRESS BY DIR. PEN
DLEToN-CoNMTTTEEs APPOINTED
WORK FOR To-DAY.&c.
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A eau Wedding. The Methodist church
presented last evening a most brilliant mp
pearance, the occasion being the marrtages
OF Miss Bette Owens, daughter Oh Berasr-
min Owens, ESQ.,, to David Al. Weisiger,-
ESQ. of the PoWhatan Steambo oat Company.
The church was crowded with the yery'
best people OF Manchester, while there
were many carriages containing WelEknoWn
citizens OF Richmond driving up to the
church prior to the ceremony. AT It's con-
clusion the couple. met with prcfuse con.
gratulations, and there can be. no doubt
that they enjoy the best wishes OF all the.
good people Of Manchester,
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LY0s's CAsE.-The attention OF the Hus-
lngs Court was occupied nstil late Last eye
hing In the case OF T.. II. Lyon. Several
witnesses were examined. II viii probas
NY be given to the Jury to-day.
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I'M "a, Ann. ayn CONCERT Professor
I E1rsnnrs asaisted IN Professor d. AW. MeWtael.
ser .., md tisa Eureka quars sette viii give an
entertainmept Cd the Nirginiaa Opera Honae
an an Wednesdsy and srhursday nignEs lof
tisa t sbeneft 81 st. Patzick's sundsE scn0ol.
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CHANcERY COURT, TUEsDAY-The follow
ing cases were disposed of:
Anderson, &C., vs. Anderson, &c. De-
cree authorizing fund in court to be paid as
in said decree set forth.
Nash Us. Nash, &c. Decree confirming
report OF commissioner and directing sale
Of he property in the bill and proceedings
mentioned.
Seal, trustee, Us. Tyler, sc. Decree con-
firming report Of sale and making provision
for the distribution of the fund on hand.
,Goddin Us. Brown. Decree referring
cause to commissioner for inquiry and re-
port.
In the matter OF the petition OF L. R.
Spilman for rehearing as to the probate OF
the alleged will OF a. A. Krischman, de-
ceased. Opinion of Court overruling the mo-
ton and dismissing petition for arehearing.
Grill Us. Cannon, &c. Decree authorizing
change of investment as therein set forth.
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CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDNENTs.-TheS Sec
retary of the Commonwealth requests the
registrars TO post up the constitutional
amendments as soon as possible.
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The Alert Fire Company Ball giYen last
evening for the benefit Of the Savannah aud
Brunswick sufferers was highly uccessful,
despite the fact that the fashionable wede
ding mentioned above kept many away.
Great credit Is due the following.
gentlemen, managers, for their able esorts
In promoting the pleasure OF the occasion S:
Messrs. W. B. Bass, James A. Lipscomt,
and j. w. Gentry. g
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asked among our citszens as to the datno4
the day of the approaching election.
every good citizen Inform his neigitos -
50 Uncle Sammy !, Gnd Gilbert Es atS tcshaI
voted for ON Tuesday the a ID, SiAY ofs s1gesE
Yernber, and that IL he has not Al2axdy
gistered he should do so betWeeh the aat
and 3lstof this month .sIs
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POLICE COURT, YEsTERDAY-Justice John
j. CrutchJfeld presiding.-W. 81. White,
George w. Drew, Elam Bingham, Joseph
| Adams, Robert Smith, r. C.. Hobson, and
j. j. Brightwell, deacons OF Ebenezer
| (colored) Baptist church, were charged in q
warrant issued by Justice johnson (colored)
| with tsintending to subject Cornelius Har-
ris J. P. without just cause to disgrace and
punishment on the 18th day Oct 1876 at the
city aforesaid did falsely and maliciously
conspire confederate and agree together to
charge and accuse him" &C., &c. A few
weeks ago Harris, who is justice OF the
peace for Jackson Ward, arrested Absalom
Allen for trifling offence. Allen was dis
charged by the Police Justice, and then
brought his case before the Board Of Dea-
cons OF Ebenezer church. The Board pre-
ferred an Indictment against Harris under
I. Corinthians, 9Th chapter, the first three
verses OF which read as follows:
1. Dare any OF you, having matter
against another, go to law before the unjust
and not before the saints?
2. Do ye not know that the saints shall
Judge the world? and II the world shall be
Judged by you are ye unworthy to Judge
the smallest matters
8. Know ye not that we shall judge the
angels? how much more things pertain to
this life, &C., &c.
It seems that it is rule of the colored
Baptist Church that all matters Of contro-
versy should be settled within the church
therefore the Board of Deac0ns OF the Ebe-
nezer church preferred charges to the Sc
cond Baptist church (of which Harris Is q
member) against Harris. Harris, hearing OF
what the deacons had done, had them ar
rested for interfering with him as magis-
trate.. They were all honorably discharged.
Absalom Allen and Valyin Mann, charged
with aiding and abetting the deacons, were
also discharged.
! The following were fined: A. Griffin, for
assaulting and striking Lucie Griffin, 20:
Joseph Devine, charged with trespassinng
on the premises of D. Delarue and assault
ing Policeman Michaels in the discharge OF
his duties, S5.
A number Of trifing cases were dismiss
ed. and several were continued.
/ Mr. Thomas Isaacs was required to give
security on behalf OF his wife and daughter
to keep the peace towards neighbor. MIR.
Isaacs and family are 1Dhite.
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ssi 1a0ther Interesting iilcssent 1 d sEenfeae
NAL 1rip.-It appears that orr Manchester
Centennial visitors have the glueksoi Is
either upon their gosng o., tnetf iesliEnln
In. meeting up with interesting inctQentass
"a citizen VINO mas Just esurnesi inform
MS that ne came on tne stean nneI q ssas
tam .k: iTatcnaru CON nding, m Witn
". H. McsTafy, fornerly ot Mancnes.ers =
purser; He is says 80
le1t tne, po,s 9l oss
esenIng " I'LL g !. ...sa os
seussss ~ shss. s.lue Z
napie 70
nad 90 ses up ail nlgns ln sae saioo
purser ana xnosVtlg tn.s so ps,s tlc
TACT, Kept on steaIn All a. gnt m Lie aets
so that the unfortunates should nos siinesss
from the cold Dlasss 49, ~
{. AFTER supper, Wnlcn was was anouI = q esgeks
(and 2 good one II vas, tne passengerss 81;
Wn1cn n some tWenty. or tllIsy Were pIeacnssaLs
ano bnel! iamihes, sone. reGurnIus tIoIn sass
gentennial ana osaels on YlsI ~ consens
slun Va Slla sss
li tne ossensli-stteee
asseDied IN ~ tne !, hIg 4.
DIlde OF tne isey: =. vt WE
Seventn-St CnFiStlAn ll q, ehurcn, Was
conducted 10 Inc piano, ana played 1ae
music to tine hymn = y carer, iAiy .siod, 90
Ihee, Whlcn was sung iYatn gIeas tss
those present. At this point we may state
that there were 9 party in tne DOW 8, oi tile
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-18

ANsryERsARr BALI. Ishe thirt yrdfth an-
SniyeraerY bali cf the German Sick Assist
anee Association will be given at New Mar
ket Hail on the Esd 0s October.
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Murle;r.q the Streets. The streets OF our;
city are regular and well; laid of. but it IS,
almost imperatiyely necessary that the.
streets should be better marked, so that
visitors to the city should know where they:
are, and could be guided either by day or:
by night. 1t issto be hoped that the Gonn-.
Gil will consider some suitable plan OF mark
ing the lamps on the prominent streets go
that strangers may be able to navigate With
ont petfinr stranded
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WEATHER REPORT.

,n,.,.11r1xs Washington,
laohA1r-"To ls1- For the South Atlantic States,
os,Hnr ,s,ionery, followed by rising barometer,
da,lS"r,o ss mostly from south to east, and warm.
~'',Js Lear % or partly cloudy weather will pre-
vail. S,,,,, r;s;no ,na h;ob bo.
- 70, r colder and generally clear weather,
ro,a', ;.S winds yccring 10 northeast and south.
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BLACK sfLxs ina coiored siiks can 10x y sseaS
asLxvY BRoxHKEs' zt logsx pEasss liza Sss -
where. cal aud take . lock. u
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OF THE GOODS purchased "a tsie snse Of AgftLfrs.s
GER cos damaged goods Levy BR0THEns hayas
on hand white aIl-wool fsnnels, blankets, piltpH.
esse cottons, Canton faanels, Kentucky jeaas, ms
bIeached cotton Jeans, red tVllicd lanneit
mac calico sc 6Ic. per yard, &c. Il 49,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-18

Mauor's Court ustice Gsntry pYeaidjas9.
In this court yesterday morning 5wathEey
Miles (colore6 was sent on tue Hust1ngs
Court for breaking open money-hox Of
Adelaide Griffin.
Richard Stephenson alias Hewlett and C.
Aifriend were arraigned Tor entering the:
place OF j. 81. Robinson and stealing q pia-
tol. The case was continued uEtii to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-18

SHIPPERS, TIES, BusKINs, Dc, cheap af %.
sCuYs,s. 6o9 and 81 Broad street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-18

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