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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-09-21

DILL DELP II A, RICH |TS
SHIP LINE.-FOR PHILADELPHIA PROVE
DESCE. BOSTON. AND ALL NEW ENGLAND
STATES, THREE TIMES A WEEk.-Untliiu rulcr
aotse the steamers of this line will make tri-weekly
trips. leaving philadelphia every T y ESDA ,
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, and Richnond
meeting at Providence with Boston and Providence
railroad for Boston, and by our Fall River line for
the same city vin Cape Cod, landing At Old Colony
0e'''7 WI PORTER, Agent,
242j Dock street. Richmond.
WILLIAM T. CLYDE K CO..
General Agents,
No. II South Wharyes. Philadelphia.
ID. D. c. MINK, Agent.
my17 No. 20 Devonshire street. Boston.
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REAL ESTATE ATPRTvATE SALE.
uOUSES FOR SALE.

>,
BRICK DWELLING on Main street between Sc
cond and Third, with basement and three stories
above, and kitchen in the rear.
BRICK DWELLING on Eleventh street between
Marshall and Clay, with basement, three stories
above, and wing in the rear.
BRICK DWELLING on Leigh street near Tenth
with basement ana three stories above; kltchen In
tile rear. So,
BRICK DWELLING on Fifth street between
Clay and Leigh with three stories, wing and kitch-
en- In the rear. r.
BRICK DWELLING Main street corner of
Fourth, with three stories and attic, wing, Kitchen,
BRICK DWELLING on Franklin street near
Third, with basement and three stories above, and
wing In the rear. Apply to
RICHARDSON 6 Co,
Real Estate Agents,
CO le-4t 1113 Main street.
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BY Edward c. Goddin. Real Estate Auctloneer,
o,lO15 Main street. 49,

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO FRAMED
i TENEMENTS ON WILLIAMSBURG AVE
NUE., NEAR NICHOLSON STREET.-By virtue
of 4 decd Of trust dated 9th September, 1873, anu
Of Richmond city, will sell, being required 80 to
do by the beneficiary therein, on the premises,
SATURDAY, September 2eth, at AZ O'Clock 7. NJ:
TWO FRAME TENEMENTS on the west side OF
williamsburg avenue, commencing So feet from
Nicholson street. The houses contain three rooms
EACH The lots front ~ feet each, and run BACK
SO feet l inches.
TERMS: Cash to pay expenses Of sale and to paw
off note of $400 with $50 interest due on same,
and the balance at such time rs The present owner
may direct. X. \. ASDERSOS'
-. 10 ....f Trustee.
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DEPARTURE or STEAMERS.

DEPARTURE or STEAMERS.
~---------[-~-~-~
TOR PHILADELPHIA, FALL .TEFh
Il RIVER, PROVIDENCE. ASDSzszsea
ALLIANCE. Captain CARR,
will receive freight for the above ports until FRI
DAY the 2 st instant 1t 10 O'Clock.
- W. PORTER. Agent,
CO O-ot 2425 Dock street.
TOR NEW k.-The Old AEFN
Il Dominion Steamship Comrany's ssEtsfssass
steamship RICHMOND, Captain SWIFT VIII sail
FRIDAY, September 21st, at O'Clock L. h.
Freight received until l O'Clock I. NJ.
Through bills OF lading signed and goods Tor
warded with dispatch to all points north, south, east
aud west Also to foreign ports.
Passenger accom- M tations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare to New York, BIZ. Steersge. SG and
SO.
For freight or passage, apply to
G. w. ALLEN 4 CO.. Agents.
so l9-3t Company's Wharf. Rockets.
TAMES RIVER STEAMBOATS4SLH
% COMPANY,
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.AUCTIONEERS.
NEW AUTONOMOUS.

NEW AUTONOMOUS.
The subscriber has taken the large and commo-
dious store No. Q GOVERNOR STREET, lately
occupied by Thaxton s Nicholas, and next 10 John
Bowers, ESQ.,, where he VIII coudnct
GENERAL AUCTION BUSINESS,
and whore be will be pleased to receive consign-
ments of ali kinds of MERCHANDISE, FURNI-
TURE, &C., promising his best efforts to give entire
sales of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, STOCkS
OF MERCHANDISE, &C., made anywhere III the
city. .Ios o.o ,,,ae
Having ample storage room, VIII be prepared TO
furnish all parties having goods to sell with storage.
respectfuly solicit the influence and patronage
"a co 10 On - A'N>'' ROBERT A. PAINE.
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SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
On and after MONDAY, August 9Th. trains Will
run on this road rs follows. ,.u- ,o
SO7 A. ST. leaves tue Byrd-strees ill, I M Z -
= . cept Sunday, connecting WIN inc Dali ;
=, .J...y +. firnUre ano Ohio and baltimore ana
Potomac railroad. due 2t W washington
i, mt I:1O P. NJ: Baltimore At 3iO Z.
#fr M /: Philadelphia at $50 T. IL. New
York at 1915 L. NJ Jl.
a.ao p NJ leaves Byrd-Strect station daily arrlv-
ing Mt Washington at $3.50 r. M:.
.... Rajt,morp MT l:kO p. NJ: Philadel-
uhiu nc $40 A. M: New York at 6:53
A. NJ. Through sleeper from Rica-
mond 10 New York price sfbertb.$2.
AIS P NJ ACCOMMODATION TRAIN, ior
Junction. leaves Broad Street stats"p
daily tSundays excepted.
TOO A, NJ arrives AT Byrd-Street station daily;
leaves New York at $3.50 the precr.
ding evening: BALTIMORE at l:0o L.
'=.'s' NJ: Washington at lob L. NJ.
IO:45 r. NJ arrives Ut Byrd-Strcet station daily lex.
=. cept Sunday Leaves New York at
S.l5 A. NJ: Philadelphia ut 1900
I. b.: Baltimore at 3:15 p. M; wash
49,. ingtnn al $50 z. NJ.
s:25 A. N. ACCOMMODATES TRAIN arrives
at Broad-Street station daily tSun-
a... days eHceptcdJ.
F.. T. D. MYERS,
General Superintendent
G. A.. TAYLOR,
tc23 General Freight and Ticket Agent.
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BY Davenport Il Morris, Auctionecrs.
by ". Goddin, -..
Real Estate Agent and AuctioEeer,
Rank and Eleventh streets.

by ". Goddin, -..
Real Estate Agent and AuctioEeer,
Bank and Eleventh streets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF EXCELLENT
i: LOT AND NEW BRICK WELLIN
THEREON ON THE EAST LINE OF COLLEGE
STREET BETWEEN BROAD AND MARSHALL
STREETS.--By virtue, of two deeds Of trust ex,
ccuted to ,he subscriber by Henry Watkins and
wife the first dated l2th September, 1915, the sec
ond dated 9th January. 1S77-both duly recorded In
Richmond Chancery Court, shall, at the request Of
the holders Of the two negotiable notes thereby Sc
cured, proceed to sell at public auction, on the
premises, on SATURDAY the 29th September,
1877 at O'Clock p. NJ, the real estate located as
above. The lot has a front Of 80 feet and depth
OF l34 feet TO an alley. The DWELLING Is new,
built of brick, contains eight rooms, besides brick
kitchen and frame tenement In the rear.
It's convenience to The business parts OF the city
should recommend 1t to those seeking sueli resi-
deuce
TERMS: Enough in cash to defray expenses OF
sale and to DIV off two notes-one for 81 $50, the
other for $500; the residue on such terms as shall
be announced ut the time of sale.
Sc 10 W. GODDIN, Trustee.
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BY Richardson Il Co..
Real Estate Agents and AuctloneerS'
lib Main street.

TWO VALUABLE STORES WITH
l. DWELLINGS ABOVE, AND A HALUAbtLEE
DWELLING on CLAY STREET EE EAU ~ ~ n H1irt1
STREET. FOR SALE BY AUCT1ON..ht Inc re.
quest of the shall sell BY auction, on 1ae
a. 4 O'clock p. H.. TWO VALUABLE STORES
with dwellings, above, and a VALUABLEDMELL-
ING on Clay street, near and at the corner OF wen
tr-eighth street, and the LOTS on which said houses
stand. ,,,n.,,
TERMS One third cash balance in six andfw
months negotiable notes given for the deferred pay
ments with Interest added, and secured by deco OF
trnst 1.-.. RICHARDSON & CO.,
OF Auciioneers
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A FARM
u CONTAINING 24s4- ACRES OF LAND
NEAR ASHLAND, IN HANOVER COUNTY:
rendered On the 26th September, 1871, In GER
tain snit under the style, of vores Us. Lounsberry'
lie auction, to the highest bidder, in front Of
Cox 4 Leakes store, In Ashland, Hanover county,
on SEPTEMBER ~, 1877, at IL o'clock NJ;
Hanover county. containing 24sS ACRES, more or
loss adjoining the lands Of John Patterson Patrick
H. Perrin, John Perrin, ana others, being the tract
Radcliffe, and now occupied by Lewis S. King. The
buildings are substantial and sufficient. The prox-
unity of the land to Ashland and its schools,
churches, and college, renders 1t very desirable.
TERMS: The deed requires cash as TO, about
81 Ats, and the residue on such terms as me SAID
at the sale but 1t Is certain that very liberal terms
WILLIAM j. LEAKE,
Special Commissioner.
EDWIN VAUGHAN, Crier. i. - Sc lb-10t
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POSTPONEMEST. ...
On account OF the incenency Of the weather the
above sale is postponed until MONDAY. September
oath at the same hour. sc 2I-lt
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OAR AND Observation-Disclosures

OAR AND RESTA HRANT-FlAIURE
d FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-I will sell at anc-
ton THURSDAY. September 20th, at 0 O'Clock a.
H.. at my old stand, corner Of Bank and EleTenIn
streets, large lot OF BAR and RESTAURANT
FIXTURES. c0nsistng Of
TABLES, CHAIRS,
.. COUNTERS. CHANDELIERS,
RANGES. STOVES.
CARPETS, CROCKERY, and
FINE FRENCH GLASSWARE.
- - s. ZETELLE.
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CHESAPEAKE ANp ONO RAiLROAD.l
RICHMOND. VA. June |. 1877. I
AND y II 10 RAIL,
" ROAD.-Dn aad after SUNDAY. June 3, le77,
fru ius all rup a foil
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Ianlon sAbEs-.This Day.
~. By Frank. y. I'M, Auctioncef'
No 11na Main street. !

rI,1;RANKLIN.sTREET STORE, COR,
Nnp or WALL COR FIFTEENTH STREET.
AT AUCTloNs-At request OF owner S T s
~. Is77. at O'Clock shs. Tary ~, ya rrns
rot.e m the southwest corner of Franklin and
Wall Tor Efficiently streets. This property can Ge
made very valuable and remuneratire by nttie
alteration, and can be made to yield hhnosoi''e
TERMS: Very reasonable. and announced on day
OF sale. - q, .
o""e' - ''e 'e' ''''' FRANK d: HILL, Auctionoer.
POSTPOSEMENT. .-...,....:
The above sale Is postponed ON acc ount Of the IN
clen,cncy OF the weather TO THURSDAY. Septeln'-
her GOTH ut O'Clock T. NJ, when II Will poslIiVciJ
tnte ul.ce, - ...... - ), Fl FRANK ID. HILL,
Auctionecr.
..->4.i 49, i
s...-.. ...ss DISAPPOINTMENT. .t... +..--
POSTPONED on account Of rain to FRIDAY. sep,
tember 81, 1877, when the sale VIII 'take pace al
o'clock T. NJ FRANh u.
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WAND VALUABLE BRlCN hESllIENCE AMI
EIGHT BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTION. ''.'
Coke and Cottrel!, irus,ees,}
go rS. 49, .......-- ..
Harvey and Others - }
I'm execution OF q decree Of the Chanccry Court OF
Richmond entered In this cause on tue Sth Of Feb
ruarv. l $40, the undersigned. special commission
ers thereby appointed, will sell at auction, upon the
premises, on MONDAY lhe LIST day of October,
1877, at 4 o'clock r; s., tic NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
l. The LARGE DOUBLE BRICK RESIDENCE,
viii, wing, attached. No. 100. occupied By Robert
Harvey. ESD, situated ut the northwest corner of
CLAW and Adams streets. It has fourteen rooms;
Kitchen with four rooms, smoke-house. and three
story portico In the 1t Is handsomely finished
ia a really desirable residence for large family.
The LOT is Is e-12 by 81 feet.
2. A BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT next adj
Joining the above on the west, 27 S-12 by 1877 feet
8. FOUR LOTS on the west side Of Adams street
north of Clay street. each about pa by ITO feet.
Upon some of these lots stand brick stable and car
riage-house.
street, each 2l BY 95Ia feet.
plat Of the property can be seen at the olhce OF
the auctioneers. .,o
dwelling IS large well built, and Will be very de-
srabe purchase for persons wanting SUCH properly
cbasers wishing to erect small iencments The above
nropcrty will positively be sold:
TERMS: One fourth cash balance ut SIX, twelve,
and eighteen months for negotiable notes WIN IN.
erest added and titles retained By the Court until
the purcfase-meney shall be wholly paid. y, = ..
" JOHN A. COKE, l., sag.
PARKER CAMPBELL,
Special Commissioners.
CpUpns e WILLIAMS, Aucrioneers. se19
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BY Robert B. Lyme. ...
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
1912 Main street.
BY JAS. Macdougall, Auctioneer,
No. lC Governor street.
TRUSTEES AL E OF STOCK OF
i STOVES, T.N-WARE, SPRlSG-WAGON,
IRON-SAFE, CLASSROOM SHELLY
Ell. ING, TIMERS TOOLS, &C.,
AT AUCTION.

By virtue of two deeds Of trust executed to me by
Mr. George Klcin-the former dated the 18Th day OF
JULY 1875, and the latter dated the 18th day OF
February. lS77-both of which deeds have BEEN
duly recorded in the clerks office OF The Chancery
Court Of the city of Richmond SHALL being so re-
aured by the beneficiary in said deeds, proceed to
sell at auction. at the store of said Klein, No. 6l2
Broad street, OIL FRIDAY the 21st ins'a ant, at 10
O'Clock A. NJ, all the PERSONAL PROPERTY
mentioned in said deeds, being valuable stock OF
COOKING and HEATTNG.STOVES,
TOILET SETS. LAMPS,
GAS-FIXTURES,
Large assortment of TINWARE,
FRUIT-JhRS.
KNIVES and FORKS,
1 excellent lot Of TIMERS TOOLS and MA
1sPRING.WAGoN and HARNESS,
/ nearly new IRON-SAFE. combination LOCK-
made by Mosler, Isahmanu i Co.;
GLASS-FROST SHELVING,
TOYS, &C., &C.
The attention of the trade IS respectfully asked to
this SALE as the goods arell rstclass, and must be
sold.
TERMS Sums OF $50 and under. cash; over $50
and under $lOe, thirty days. over $780, sixty days,
for approved negotiable notes.
CHARLES EUKER, Trustee.
JAS MACDouGALL, Auctioneer.
Voc Sc I'm, W,ThSF
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DTIIrHEADs, On to so per resm, 1t the
ID DISPATCH PRIHTNa.Hou8Es
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By Grubbs 6 williams,

By Gr,ibbs 6 Williams,
Real Estate Agents and AuctionecIs.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A LARGE
" AND VALUABLE BRICK RESIDENCE AND
EIGHT BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTION. ''.'
Coke and COttrcl,. irustees,l
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pLL-HEADs, ~ to 80 per ream. at the
~ DfsE.$ECH PRIHTING-H0UsE
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NOfICE.-Know all men by these pre-
SCENTS, that have this tay annoinfcd John e.
5L l. DR.. my agent, Tor me and In my
G1Si % condqst and carry on the business OF
,ses ~ INC city OF Richmond rs be may deem neces
sats lot sne proper conducting OF such business
R.Iss1HsssD, Va, September 8, i 1871. s,o
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FOR RENT.

Tor RENT, THAT LARGE AND Gin
L COMFORTABLE DWELLING at south Ell
west corner Of Marshall and Seventh streets, con-
tainine about twelve rooms, besides kitcsen with
three rooms; bath, Latrobc stove, &c. it Is we'll
shifted for dwelling or frSt-clasS boardne-housc.
Apply TO JOHS l; Gs,D,aN,.
en- o -oodSt Bank and Eleventh streets.
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DOR RENT THAT DESIRABLEGsa
Il STORE aud DWELLING No. 3 Seven XII
teenth street near Main street, well suited Tor u
bar-room. Apply to .,.o~
Acpnfs and AuctiOnecrS.
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TOR RENT, STORE No. 909 east Mss
L Main street. This store Is admirably loca-Ez:v
ted for retail business. Apply to
81 2O-1w 4O3 south Seventh street.
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RAILROAD LINES.
90 @ - sz zs:::;= -

RICHMOND. RED'G Il POTOMAC X. X. CO.,t
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGENT, I
80. tSIG RICHMOND, August B, 1877. }
NStIrrnI1IE (E TR AIMS
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Immigration Convention at Shrevc'
port, La.

Convention met at II a. III. Hon. A. 81
George in the chair.
After the convention was called to or
der. Col. G. c. Henderson, chairman OF
committee appointed to draft a charter,
read the same, section by section, with
running comments.
On Motion of DIR. Potts the report of
the committee was unanimously ac-
ccpted.
Col. Sui,lcr of Bos:icr made few re-
marks upon the legal rights of chartered
companies, shown ny that under the or
ganization all the ri gifts to amend its
charter as adopted by the convention
after the company shall be incorporated.
Major Moncurc offered the following
resolution:
Resolved, That this convention ap'
prove the plan Of organization and TIC
general terms of the act of incorpora
ton az recommended, and reported by
the committee, and that we urge that Al
once steps shall he taken to perfect thu
act of Incorporation according to law
We further recommend that auxiliary i'm
migration associations shall be organic
ed in each parish Of North Louisiana t.
operate in harmony with the mother as
ISOLATION ut Shreveport. Adopted.
The following gentlemen gave thel
names as interpretations: l.. l.. Tomkle'
w. s. Frieron, f. Roubieu, J. W. SaI
Jiford, D. A. Blackshear, J. c. Egan, v
D. Wylie, J A Snider, L. NJ. Mutt, CT
Henderson,, A. B. George
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From Everywhere.
WASHINGTON.

The Commission appointed t" ex
anime into the origin of tha late fire at
the Patent Office have closed their
testimony. They report the fire
the work of an incendiary. 1t is
not de6nately known who will get the
Supreme Bench vacancy. Harlow of
Ky, and Hunt of La, are spoken OF.
Rains have damaged tho records in
the Patent Office building, no roof ha-
wing been put on since the fro
The Wisconsin Republican associa-
ton died from the effects of the Pres
idents Civil Service order.
Key the "erring" Southern Colonel,
now Post Master General, seeks the
vacant place 90 the Supreme Bench.
Weller Jr.. to Mis-. Bardel-"don''
you wish you may getit.'
It can be positively stated that
King will not be confirmed in the n.
O., Custom House; at least five Re.
publicans will vote against him, as
will all the Democrats, on account q
Anderson's position in the Custom
House.
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The School Agitation.
plNCHBACK, TREVNNE, RUBY AND THE
COLOHED PREACHERS IN COUSIL.

The Free Mission Baptist Church
on Common street was crowded last
evening, in response to a call for tho
asscmblage of the asitators of mixed
schools.
Rev. Madison presided Messrs. II:
G.. Astwcod and J. NJ. Vance were tho
secretaries.
Mr.. Astwool read an essay on the
merits of the controversy being raised
between the colored people and tn"
school board caused. by the resolution
of July 3.
Pinchback, Trcvignc and E'by
were the principal speakers.
Resolutions were adopted, especial
" commencing the conduct Of Marie
and Trevignc in institutins their suit
in the Sixth District Court, and adj
opting the Critic as their organ.
Subscriptions were raised to defray
: the expenses Of all necessary litisa*
ltion, Mr.. Pinchback contributing SW'
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THE CoTToN CRop.- N. Y. Sept.
l2.-The Chronicle statements show
the total cotton crop Of 1867 to be
4,485, 423 bales, while the exports are
3,O49, 497 and the spinners take l,435,
4l8, leaving stock on hand at the
close of the year of 1868 bales.
The crop of 1876 reached 4,6G9,'
|266 bales, ux
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o.. mo. ION ol Col Henderson Il COM
mittrc of one ,lo;n each parish to soli,'i1
stock in this association wos adopted,
aud the following committe" was ap.
pointed-L. NJ. Mutt, of Cad.lo: Judge
Jno S. Young, of Claiborne; II. W. Og
den, Of BoS>irr; J. II. Schrrn, of RI"
River; J. II. CoSyrov', of NatchitochcS !;
S. NJ. Potts, of DcSoto; J. T. Boone, OF
Bienvillc
Their" being no farther business before
the convention it adjourned sire dix.
\. Is. GEORGE. Chairnap>
S. NJ. PORTS.
G W. ToMrKIN>,
\. d BATTLE,
Secretaries.
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China and Japan.

The cholera is decreasing in the
coast towns, but is still prevalent in
the interior.
There is great distress everywhere
from famine, caused BY short crors
and the ravages of locusts. Heavy
floods have occurred in the Southern
Provinces.
United States Consul Bailey, of
Hong Kong goes home on leave of
absence.
Chinese ENJOYS have started for Ja-
pan.
Asiatic cholera has appeared in
Yokohoma and Nagazaki. No for
eign cases, and among the Japanese
the disease h under good control. -
Ample precautions have been taken
and no spread Of the epidemic is an
ticipated. The foreign ships of wal
have all left the barbor to avoid the
danger.
Affairs at Kagoshira are unchanged
A small band Of rebels are still un-
captured.
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Ohio.
Reputation.

The Democrats have made a clean
sweep of Ohio, their majority ranges
from twenty to thirty thousand. A
majority of thirty odd on joint ballot
is the result thus securing an U. 5.
Senator.
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Iowa..

Gear, Republican candidate for Co.
vernon, will nave plurality, not a
majority. The Democratic legisla'
tive gains are large and there is much
uncasiness among Republicans over
the rapid narrowing of their joint ma
iOritv.
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New York..

An anti-Conk|ing meeting was held
in the city and adopted resolutions
endorsing the President, Civil Ser
vice and the Southern policy.
Vice President Hendricks returned
from Europe and was given grand
scramble in New York.
Forney's Philadelphia Press has
been sold to w. w. Nevin. Forncy
goes to Europe.
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Europe.
Eastern War.

The Turks claim a great victory at
Yanilar, Gulve1in and Aladyay. Rus
sian loss 10000. Turkish 1900.
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Mrs. Q. PERRY,
Former PrOprietress Of No. 7
CarOndelet Street

IIAS removed to No. 4 Baronne Street,
II Corner Canal. Being very thank
full for past favors bestowed by her
country friends, and especially those OF
the Red River parishes, she now solicits
a continuance of their patronage, and
having better facilities and the finest
located house in the City, she hopes by
proper care and attention to secure the
patronage of her friends and the public.
The low rate of $3.50 per day is charg-
ed for Board and Lodging.
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r,rle is two feet of snow in hipka

rr,r is two feet of SNOW in ~hipka
Pass. The troops are obliged to sit
in the frozen trenches ankle deep in
mud.
The Turks were attacked before
Kars but held their position for thir-
teen hours, Notwithstanding the fact
that they were surprised at first. The
Russians lost 1900 killed and woun
ded.
A correspondent with General Mel
tons army, teleglaphing from Rose
cleno under date of Thursday says:
At three o'clock this afternoon the
Russians were surrounding Kill Ttpe
when Mnkthar Pa>ha. desperate at
seeing his communications with kars
threatened advanced against our cen
ire with twenty hattallions. The
Turks were received with a crushing
artillery fire from the Russian trail
leurs, who drove them back. pursuing
them to Soubatal till niyhttall. The
Turks were utterly dcmoralizcd, and
everywhere took to flight. To-mor.
row (Friday) a great battle is expect
ed along the whole front. when we
hope to cut Mukhtar'> communications
and rer'|e, his position hopeless. Orr
losses are unknown, bat over two
thousand are reported missing.
Italy.
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Italy.

It is said that Cardinal Manning is
soon expected to visit Rome at the re-
quest of the Vatican.
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Yellow fever continues in Fernan.
dina but the sick are dong WE'LL
Weather bright and pleasant.