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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-12-04
MEMPHIS AND cHARL tsToN R.R.

SyssIssIPpl AND IENEEssER k.H.
Arrives. Leaves.
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A.M.P.M. AN. Pm
Mail Train d,Ily";....":: IL"
Louisville papotD..'-"- O'O'
Rrsight an6 Acoe. .omooa- z,s an
tion daily y......,.... .'''..''''' ..U
sleepig cars on mail train. Ticket ohoes,, ai.Ns,
Loqisvilie Depot, sSi MAN lcor' maoiS'S'
and G78 Main strent..r, ,.,-n.u arn,t
PADUoAH AND MEMPHIS RAILROAD
- ......:....:''..'',s " pm
The mail train leaves Oovington ior men,
r,bis at an. and returns TO CoVingtton al
s;o0 arm, Trains leaving Memphis Will starr
tioln 'n0 ]. W. WILBUR, Sup't,
H.H. GIVEN Asst; snn't:
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,s.rwpHIs AND LITTLE ROCK RAILROAD
Arrives. Leaves.
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HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC MEDI.
CINE COMPANY,
Office and Depot, $50 Broadway, NY.
For sale by Druggists Everywhere.
NERVOUS DEBILITY.
Vital weakness or depression: A weak ex-
hausted feeling. no energy or courage, the re-
suit Of mental eyerwork, indisoretions or ex-
oesses, or some drain upon the system, is al
ways cured by HUMPHREYS H0MEO
PATHIC SPECIFIC, NO. 2S. It tones ub and
inyigoratos the system, dispels the gloom and
despondeney, imparts strength and energy
stops the drain and rejuvenates the eRt..v
man. Been used twenty years with perfect
success BY thousands. Sold by dealers. Price
81 per single vial. or s. per package Of i've
vials and " vial Of powder. Sent by mail on
receipt Of price Address HUMPHREYS
HOMEOPATHI HIC MEDICINE co.. 562 Broad
way, New York.
W. n. WILKINSON & CO.,
Wholesale Agents
JAMES s, ROBINSON, Ag't.
Cor. Second and Madison sts., Memphis
l5N-e0a. -lNkw7- Wits
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INSURANCE.
capital Authorized, 100000
Home Insurance Go.
OF MEMPHIS.

LOUIS EANAUER, President
i. N. WHITE, Vice President
r. P. BOILING, Secretary
DIRECTORS
LOUIS HANAUER,........ ....--.................
...............,..cf School6eld, Hanauer 4 Co
Il. N. WHITB..~~.-.........of F. NJ White x Co
NJ. c. PEARCE.., .........of PsaTrc, sugsa 4 Co
J. II. MCCLELLAN. .of Guy, Mcclellan 4 Co
henry WRITER. II. Wetter & Co
DE-. FERGUs0N...-of ergusOn & HampsOn
louis PODESTA~ of Podesta. Malstesta & Co
standing Finance Committee.
J.J. Busby, of ]. J. Busby & Co.; Owen
Dwyer, r. P. Boiling.
Insurance upon dwellings and st-class
l commercial risks taken at fair rates, and
losses paid Immediately upon adjustment.
3S.37xxiv
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PUBLIC LEDGER.

TNHR PUBLIC LEDGER is PUBLISHED
i every afternoon Except Sunday at No, 10
Madison street.
The PUBLIC LEDGER is served to city subscri-
bers by faithful carriers at FIFTEEN CENTS
PER WEEK, payable weekly to the carriers.
By mail lin advance): One year, SS;, six
months, S4; three months, 81; one month, 70
cents. Postage free
Newsdealors supplied at ~ cents per copy.
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~ ANp AIMEE sUNpAY. DEOsMDET
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-07

HE book OF the Emperor Of Brazil is to
oc called Recolcctions OF My Journey"
ana VIII be printed in Portuguese, French,
LhS!lsh, and German. Wherever he tra-
''Hta ne took many notes on manners, Gus
'oiiiS, and countries, and what he has to say
VII! probably have less Of the amateur stamp
'Han has most roya! literature. He was espe-
cI&!!y KIND in Portugal TO various native
writers Of note, and indeed shows in every
country that he is thoroughly familiar with
is best literature. n, ii. !. vg,
On beard Boston train Thursday morn
ing Young gentleman was asked by lady
20 loId her baby while she went back 70 the
Doat Tor berShawl. He did so, but thetrain
Naflin2, he rushed out Of the car with the
D4Dy Just as the mother rushed in at the
p'nef do0r. The train carried off the lady,
pot. 'N ''' - '"' w
he following is given us poor mans
"iGaEiast near Cotton, San Bernardo Valley,
49,: Tea, sweetencd with pure, white,
st.aihed honey; thick cream, and bread,
tniiE' eggs, Hubbard squash, ham. pomeglan-
a az; black Hamburger grapes, Flamme dc
t"Hay grapes, green ligs, and peaches. Cost
u breakfast Tor man and wife, fifteen cents.
Eight hundred and sixty thousand dollars
y, e., apeeie was withdrawn from the Bank OF
York. N''>T. SNsA' - st'''sA' ~ s1ss"
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A FEMALE LAWYER REFUSED THE PRIVILEGE
OF PRACTICE 1N9THE UNITED, STATES ST.

OF PRACTICE 1NfeTHE UNITED, STATES 81.
PREME COURT. VI 1850 sasl
WAsHINaToN, November 9Th the. SIR
preme Court to-day, BefiYa A.. Lockwood
made application to be admitted to practice
before the, Supreme Court. In making the
motion to admit her., Mr.. a. g. Riddle said
Mrs. Lockwood had praeticed at the bar :oi
the District Courtsmore than three years, md
was therefore, within the rule OF the court
in this respect.
Chiet-Justiee Waite said be had been in.
structed by the court to announce the fol
lowing decision s..3 t s. 81. ~.
By the uniform practice OF the court
from its organization to the present time,
and by the fair construction OF its rules,
none but men are admitted to practice be.
fore it as attorneys, and counsellors. This
Is in accordance with immemorial usage in
England, and the law and practice of oil the
States until within recent period, and the
court. does not feel called upon to make a
change until such change is required by
statute or more extended practice in the
highest courts Of the States"
Upon the rendering OF the decision Mrs.
Lockwood and her friends Withdrew.
SOLDIERS BiRRCKs BURNED.
Il ~ AlERIOWN, ~ IN. l. NOScIDDcl
Madison barracks, ut Sackett's harbor, were
partially destroyed by fire last night. The
fire was confined to the officers quarters,
where 1T originated. The qlar.ermaster' S
papers and q large amount of property
were destroyed. Loss estimated at $50, 900.
No insurance. Cause OF fire unknown.
VII. FIRE AND LOSS OF LIFE. ), 49,
LITTLE Rock, November 6.-The Hingle
House. German clearinghouse at the
north end Of Rock street, was destroyed by
fire last night. Patrick Sheay and John
Coney persisted in the flames. 'E~s.
-. .ss..s FATAL COLLISION.
PROVIDENCE, r. l., November Ga col
lision OF vehicles at Lonsdale last evening
resulted in the death OF Mrs. Mary Keogh
and the fatal injuring OF Miss Mary Ann
Moran. =. 49,.
WASHINGTON ITEMS.
WASHINGTON, November 6.-Secretary
Morrill, and Attorney General Taft were
here to-day.
Lieutenant-G General Sheridan is in Chi.
cage. ...,..
Secretary Fish authorizes the statement
that England, being the first to break, must
be the first to mend the eXtradition treaty.
No negotiations are pending on the subject.
NEW YORK ITEMS.
NEW YORK, November G.-To-morrow i:
legal holiday.
The body OF Philip Ottman, the wealthy
butcher, missing for some time, has been
found in East river.
The store OF +. Odbermann. &, Co., 81
Worth street, was entered and robbed OF
$4,000 worth Of silks between Saturday
night and this morning. No clue. g..
REGISTRATION IN SAN FRANCISCO.
| SAN FRANCISCO, November 6.-The regis.
tration in this city is unprecedented, be-
ing $4,000. @ i~.."
| .a...t..:E : YELLOW FEVER.
SAVANNAH, November 6.-Totaf inter
ments to-day nine, OF which six were from
yellow fever. l"'a 81: ..'
Adolph Gemm, OF the firm OF Gcmm &
Letter, died to-day.
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TIE SoUru-PAsS JErT1Es.-Thc resident
engineer 1T the Mississippi ictties has re-
!5r;cd 10 Mr. Eads, who is now in St. Louis,
That the shoal above the head of South Pass
i rapidly disappearing in the channel, and
claims that it is now evident that whatever
Volume Of water is required IN the Pass will
be completely under control. The subma'
r.nc sill between the parallel dykes which
form the entrance will be finished this week,
The i. Louis Gtobe- Democrat predicts that
within few weeks the river will be
thoroughly harncssed, and the commerce OF
II" Mississippi Valley opened to the world
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MARINE HNTELETGESCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. NoypMBEn 9, 1876. J

ARRIVED. sH '"s.
Steamship Isaac Bell. Lawrence, New York.
merchandise and passengers, G.. W. Allen & CO.
agents. L......,.-. ...t Ls,
Steamer j. VI. Evernan, Plat, Philadelphia, mer-
chandse and passengers. w. =. Porter, agent.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, nier.
chandiSe and passengers. L. u. Tatum. agent.
Schooner Ida Il. Gibson, Bennett, New York rail-
road-iron, Tredcgar Company. ,.t,.
Schooner jacob Birdsail. Blake, Philadelphia, coal,
5. II. Hawes .a-. .-..ss ..,g -.
Richmond and Danville Railroad Company
Schooner John McGlnnis,, Colbourn, Philadelphia
cOa y. X. Darlington.
Schooner Lucy Alnes, Bishop, Rochland, lime, Il.
Wcndcnburp. s.3..-,,,
Schooner Maggie Ben, Hall, Rockland, lime, A. S.
Schooner R. T. spedden, Spcdden, Alexandria,
grain, IlaXall- CrenShaw Mills.
Galleso Mills. .a., fs-a...
ARRIVED AT CITY POINT YESTERDAY.
Brig Laura (Br.), Hartigan, Windsor, n. S., plas-
ter, Chesapeake and Ohio Railroads.
SAILED.
Schooner MIgnonettc, Austin, Washington, Slate
End stone, Curtis { Parker.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From Boston November 4th, schooner William
Leayering, Smith.
From Now York November 5th, schooner Sarah
Shubcrt, Tombin.
MEMORANDA.
Schooncrs ?. G. Schultz, Thompson, and Mary g
Decker, Nelson, from Richmond, at New York NO
vcmber Sd.
Schooner Lottie and Annie, McCreary, from
james river, Mt Philadelphia November 4th.
Schooner Annie +. Cranmer, Bragg from Var
ginia, at New York November 9th.
Brig Aanine tNor.), from Richmond, va, for hic
Janeiro, which put into Norfolk for repairs, having
struck the obstruction III James river had been re-
paired November LIST, at the cost OF about Sl,SUU
and resumed her voyage on the "a.
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Any Of the following books will. 20 sent postpaid
IN A WINTER CITY. A Story Of To-day BY
ONE ENG SIGHTs MYSTERY, By May Agnes Flem-
&f ST 5SS s1ss
TIE S USE q i %SSS sssgalas "a
TIE "a AE OF Waa as ana sS aanss
THE MEMOIR OF NORMAN MACLEOD, 2: D.
by bis brother, Rev; poaald Macleod, 2. a Two
pLx N9G@e 81: iat ispS
fessor .Jewett's translation Of the Dialogues OF
ARMS ass' 'asD 81 ARMoR IN ANTIQUITY AND THE a:
= MIDDLE AGES ALSO. 4. I!EsCRIPflQSof
Mq }1EE FMG GEhSsG2kka sriiSi u jack
Ra SGRoFT's HISTORY OF TIE UNITED
+ sslles Fssaa so9 AID Ill
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/ COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND'FLOUR EXCHANGE.
,fgrr RICHMOND, November 6, 1875.

ss':it...z = OFFERINGS. Ea i. < Z
WnEAr.-White, s22 bushels. Red. 4.5ee
ConN-IVhite. 74s bushels Mired, 3o4 bushels
OATS.-96S bushels. '.". I!
RYE.-42 bushels. -.' - E ''.
MEAL.-56 bushels. S' ~ E'i -
r.r. r, SALES.
WHEAT White. 8S bushels very good at IL. 40
120 bushels at 35; II bushels ut LIS; % busheI:
at $l.20-total, 522 bushels. Red, "a bushels al
$l.35: 1,0G4 bushels ut s1.40: 1872 bushels seed al
S1.45: $50 bushels prime at s1.40; "a bushels al
9Oc.; l6 bushels at s1.10; 80 bushels at S1.37
800 bushels at 1928, IS bushels at sl.3s; ~
bushels at S1.30-tota, 1850 bushels.
CORN Waite 81 bushels common at 4Oc.; DC
bushels good at 50c.; bushels very good at SIC.
l66 bushels common at 4Sc.; 66 bushels ut 47c:
256 bushels common on private terms; so bushel:
prime private terms; So bushels new on private
tcrms-total, 724 bushels. NiIed, "a bushels good
at 4Sc.; &c, bushels common nSR at 42c.-total
100 bushels. ..,..... st.. -,.s.
RYE bushels very good at 60c. ID bushels
common at 56c.-total, 16 bushels.
MEAL.-2S bushels prime ut 60c
,..t-. RE-EXHIBITED.
WIEAT.-White, 32S bushels.
CoEN.-White, 2S2 bushels. WiEed, &c bushels
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Any of the following BOOKS win be sent to any
address on receipt Of the price: !s.tta ~
LORD ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
DA sHs pERoNpA BY george Eliot, author
THE T sWa9 SHsT1NIEs wke
EvE GS!nb F+TR65f frG See BY Holland author
SILVER PiTCHERsn,A CENTENNIAL LOVE
3 Sf sSsr f;ss Pa.
Hk FRSSffSs S1R
THE sPUR OF MoN,MoUTH Caoti, s1.a5.
HlDpEN PERlLs. by Mary teeill Hay. Paper.
FOE SIMMER r1s,E ArTnRsooss: ny Susan cool
THE ag W,R S ON AM I2S INpEpRrpENCE
REyEEIEs Of bAoHEIoR. by Dosald Mitch
BOOKS 81; iii; THAT Every FABs1ER sHopLD
TIE GRAPE oUnTURisr. By9A 8. Fuller.
HE SHALL FRUIT cuLTuRIsT. BY AS. Full
HE sgsi sfiiEi OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
RAH sslIt On s Si M'f fiusBAN6RY. $3.50
S2ESS 5 IS NTts s, e3 IS ;,szIt,oa. !,
%HE GA "a s ar
rue ~ M Wa c MoksEDaeron b George H.
4 sA7 aHs7sEH HEsFES sa
wISp q iEDEN ": p Henry T Williams WI
CRATES ANn VINE By ssoEge asRsq $3.50
THE 6 GENTtE s yI SJARhH Gsp 5o "
GARDENiNS FOR PROFIT: sl:S0.
EEETGH On MI EARM PKA ma
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. !" EDUCATIONAL.
YErl rIra RIiE MIDLING AND eoTHER

VALUABLE MILLING AND PoTHER
~ FRoPERTYilIN II IUyANNA.IC oUas9I X,
VA. BnR SALE.-L Will offer for saloon the G9Tn
DAY Of g pslnyra' fl'yafpna.
Comfy Va, the following properties.
Il n! 'The tRIy4sNNA MILLS, situated on an ex-
tension OF the James River and KapaYia capal, ~
EIuysp1ra county, Va, consistth Of TWO disnnc.
mill ionsesla new framed WITH Two pairs
,fstones and plaster and n Hrge brick Hours
ins-miIl capable OF turning out afty 6aIyeis Per
day, with iuprovtded snilit and oiher ma-
ch}nery There Is on the place framed dwelling,
an excellent and roomyf storeh0use aimpss lew
,rse n ntser-housc cooper,s and brIck biacksmtfhs
Shops, and stable. The whole IN about toaf
dc AZ Ia nd q
ad.. Tract OF. LAND In same e2pnty a 6.
wilmington. containing about ii REE HUNDRED
AC ; which has been surveyed IN two parcels,
and .yilbe sold IN whole or separately, Rs iDay De
thought best This place has ail necessary
ana sd so hf .I. UPLAND In slime county the
Rfyap,ia river, containing ONE tU ~ 81 81
ACRES. This place Is oas
ton. OF river bottoms. y, 9TH
Interest from day OF secured by bones Sai
MI. IsrsonI security and retention oi lesa! LIE
erspi,a aes,fity may be dispensed With howeSe
by1the paYllentof one third Gasp. ii, n rf,N Isl
6, d. Ashiin, .s
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FINA!NgIAJ1,
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
= 80 =, y MONDAY, November @. IB76.i
fsAIEs.-$10 90 Virginia console sold at 6 stk.

sAIEs.-$10 90 Virginia consola lat 6sts.
4 American gold, l09sb bid. 81
State Secur ittes.-Yirgin consols, bid. 95a
fnndnbe, 28 bid Virginia deferred, 81 bid: Fir-
ginia ta1-recctTabei coupons. sS4 bid. SO asked Z,
City northumberland city S's,.l1AH bid;
city s,s,e 1861 bid; Manchester SIS 67H asked.
Railroad Bonds.-Richm Frederi cksburg and
asked; Orange mud Alexandria Railroad third mort
gage S's. NJ. and N, 65 asked: Richmond and Dam
vile Railroad consolidated 8s III. and N, 7Oh bid.
Railroad St0cks.-Chesapeake aud Ohio Railroad,
100 par, 2E asked; Richmond. Fredericksburg md
Potomac Railroad, common, 100 par; 62h asked !;
Richmond and DanFIIle Railroad, 100 par, 5 bid /;
seaboar1 and Roanoke Railroad guaranteed. 100
par, asked. .zle ~ s{ ti.sss6 :.
Bank Stocks-Citizens Savings, % par, 20 asked.
Insatrance Cong Virginia Fire and Ma-
rine, rs par, 3gf bid; Virginia Home, 100 par, 924
bid, Of asked, ! lt.sg,rss FE
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TIE STATUE OF DANIEL WEBSTER
Internationally lthc 18th instantly has been
agreed upon for the ceremonies consequent
9" the presentation to the city OF New York
- Nr. Gordon W. Burnham OF the bronze
statue Oi Daniel Webster in Central Park.
Mayor Wiekham will receive the statue on
hehali u lhe city.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IL CHEsTER.-Ch Chester,
IT,. November "a fire broke out in this
cry AZ l:30 O'Clock this morning in lum-
ner-yard owned ty d. s. Bunting. The
hames spread rapidly, and it became neces-
>air to telegraph to Wilmington for assist
''ncr, which promptly arrived. The loss is
estimated at 10000; insurance, $4,000.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-07

LAUNCH OF, A MONSTER MAN-oF-wAR.
I.oNpoN, November 6. The man-of-war
Nelson, OF seven thousand tons displace-
ment, six thousand horsepower, and twen-
ty guns. was launched ut Glasgow Satur-
day.
THE CONFERENCE AT coSsTANTINoPLE,
PARIS, November 5.-Reuter's telegram
from Ragusa states that the French and
italian commissioners have proceeded to
the Turkish and Montenegrin camps to fix
the line OF demarcation. Places bleckaded
by the Montenegrins will continue under
blockage during the armistice, but may
be rcvictualled sufficiently for immediate
wants.
CUBA AT ANY COST.
MADRID, November 5.-Prime Minister
Canovas De CASTILLO, addressing meeting
of two hundred and fifty Deputies, de-
clared that it was the determination OF the
Government to retain Cuba at any cost.
ELEcTIoN FOR THE CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES.
ROME, November 5.-The election of
members OF the Italian Chamber of Depu-
ties took place to-day. As far as the results
are known at this hour 141 Progressists and
2S Moderates have been returned. Among
the distinguished persons elected are Signor
Mancini, Cappino, and Carranti, each OF
them from several different places, and Sig
nori Depreti, Nieater, Zanardelli, Maiora-
mi, Minghetti, and Ricarrali. A second
ballot will be necessary in Milan to settle a
contest between Signori Correnti and Wis
count venosta. Garibaldi win also be
obliged to stand for second ballot in
Rome. but his election is certain.
LONDON, November 6.-The TimeS'S dis
patch from Rome says the returns show q
large majority for the Government in yes.
tcrday's election.
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BY Telegraph.

NEW YORK. November 6.-Goid opened at 10gI
Eoon.-Stocks dull and steady. Money, az.
Gold, 109a.: EXchange-Long. 1929; short, 4S4E.
Governments dull aud steady. States quiet and
strong. i, rg n.
Erentng.-AIoney easy ut az. Sterling quiet at
4S2. Gold steady ut 109sG11O. Governments
dull and steady. States quiet and nominal ~
IT, BALTIMORE 4.
BALTIMORE. November 6.-yirginia SIS, defer
red, u consols. 6s7S, second series, 353i. North
Carolina 6's, old. 10. -, 81, ..,.,.s...,
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The value of sewage manure may be seen
bv the fact that the earl OF Derby having
offered to take the whole OF the sewage oil
Dudley on to bis farm free OF expense, and
to tiud an engineer to undertake the ncces.
sary works, the Town Council has accepted
the scheme. This. it is said, will save the
rate-payers 100000"
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Russia.

tSUSSIH.
SwINDLING ONA GIGANTIC SCALE-CoSvICTION
OF SOME OF THE PERPETRATORS.
Moscow, November G.-The Jury in the
Strausberg and Moscow Commercial Bank
trial found DR.. StrauSherg and NM. Haul
den, Polamachy, and Tumacher guilty. The
other accused parties were acquitted. The
number OF persons accused was very great.
Seventeen members Of the council OF the
Moscow Commercial Bank were charged
with having presented Il fictitious report for
the years 1S73-'74. Two of the directors were
accused Of having accepted brides from
Strausberg to advance him some 1000, 900
roubles without sufficient security, and of
having presented to the shareholders and
OF having published in the newspapers a
false balance-sheet up to October !, 1915,
and the fifteen members Of the Council
were charged with having either by negi-
gence or connivance facilitated these and
other neiarious transactions.
ROme. r-.sa
CARDINAL ANTONELLI's SUCCESSOR.
ROME, November 6.-Monsigneu V. Van
nutclli, Under-Secretary OF State, has been
appointed successor ad interim Of the late
Cardinal Antoneli.
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THEATRICAL TRoUBLES.-McSSrS. Jarrett
& Palmer, OF New York, have been served
with notice of motion for an Injunction
by the attorneys for Mr.. Edwin Booth, to
restrain them from using the name "Booth,"
as applied to the theatre now bearing that
name and under their control
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FOR ErE0PE.-The steamers sailing from
A"w York for Europe on Saturday were
lite Cny OF Richmond and Spain for Liver
Eo'I. the Ethiopia for Glasgow, and the
L'l>a for London. The passenger lists
Wen iiyit.
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THE MARINE BATTALION STATIONED AT THE
GosPoRT NAyY-YARD ENTRANCE WITH SIX
ROUNDS OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF AN OLD
POLICE OFFICER-GOoDE's ELECTION BE-
L1EyED CERTAIN. y!
~, Especial telegram to the DispatchI
NORFOLK, November 8.-The whole ma
rine battalion ut the navy-yard, by order
of the Secretary OF the Navy, we learn, will
be stationed at the yard entrance at sunrise
tomorrow, armed and equipped, and with
six rounds OF ammunition, to be subject to
the orders OF the Federal marshal.
Captain Henry Cotton, the oldest member
Of the Norfolk police force, and nearly
thirty years in service, died last night OF
Bright's disease OF the kidneys. ,.,s-.
Both cities are simply alive tonight with
enthusiasm for reform, and such demon
stration in the way of professions, pyro-
technics, bon6res, salutes, meetings, &C., is
said to be unparalleled in this section.
1t is confidently believed that Goode viii
carry the district by fair majority.
The End OF the Campaign.
GRAND HARMONIOUS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
MASS MEETING IN PETERsBURG-THE SOL
DIERs FIRE SALUTE FOR TILDEN-IMMESSE
ENTHUSIASM. ...s.-.
Especial telegram to the DispatchJ
PETERSBURG, Va, November 6.-The po-
litical demonstration Tonight was one Of
the grandest in the history Of Petersburg.
! Thousands of people turned out, joining in
the torch-lght procession and crowding
the courthouse square. The procession
marched through all the principal streets,
headed by music and sending up fire.
works. The houses all along the main
streets were illuminated, many of them
brilliantly and beautifully. A salute of one
hundred guns was fired in the streets. Some
of the guns were fired by the Federal troops
at their request. 1t may also be stated the
troops Joined in the procession and attend
ed the speaking. Eloquent speeches were
made to the enthusiastic multitude by Cap
tain Hinton, E. S. Gregory, w. F. c. GRECO
~, Mayor Cameron, and others. There was
brilliant pyrotechnic display all the while
and booming OF guns. There is intense en-
thusiasm in the city tonight, and the Con-
servatives are confident Of big majority
| tomorrow. --.. ...r-. s.. =. ....,- ......
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-07

EOR NEW YORK.-The Old x,RESSS
Il Domini on Steamship Com pany - sassssss
steamship ISAAC BELL. Captain LAWRENCE, vii
sail TUESDAY, November 7th, ut s O'Clock A. NJ.
Freight received until 5 O'Clock Monday evening
Through bills OF lading signed and goods for
east, and west; also, to foreign ports 49,.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare to New York, SIP; r0und-trp tickets,
$50. Steerage, IS and So. "s.....
For freight or passage, apply to
G. W. ALLEN & CO., Agents.
no6.ot Company's Wharf, Rockets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-07
1TEE il a. TEST NEWS
POLITiCALTAEK I'm THE NATIONAL
CAPITAL. +

THE SITUATION VIEWED FROM DIFFERENT
sTANDPoINTs-BoTH PARTIES coNFI-
DENT-A FEMALE ATToRNEY ApPLIEs TO
PRACTICE IN THE UNITED STATES su.
PREME COURT, BUT IS DENIED TRoU-
: BLEsoME NEGROES IN LOUISIANA
HEAVY ROBBERY OF SILKS, IN NEW
YoRK-FIREs AND LOSS OF LIFE, &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-07

EREsH ARRIVAL .TIIIlS MORNING.
Il OF SPLENDID WESTERN APPLES in prime
order, and good for cooking or eating,
Also, one lot CITGON, for preserving, to be found
at my Office, No, 1915 Basin Bank,
DC so WA SUBLETT