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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-12

hlCHAOSD, 1OKh hlS Elk AND' 'if'1' -'>'''}
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
y COAIMENClSG MAY -. 1871.
THROUGH PASSENGER.
800 p NJ. Leaves Richmond TUESDAY. THURS
DAY. and SATURDAY. Connect, 4.
West Point win steamer Havana i1r
all points on York ilr"r anu l,i'i,-
more. Arr srs in B1lunor' ~ \.
NJ: connects with r;i-,lu'S Tor " An
lngton, Philadelphia, Ne" ORR, bos.
ton and all western points. t"ihct's
al Richmond with trains Oh lil'hh"h'
and Petersbur: aai 'he'IIra"e ~"
Ohio railroads.
THROUGH FREIGHT.
s.on A N. Leaves Richmond MONDAY, WE'D
SESDAI. and FRIDAY aEd
500 4. N TUESDAY, THURSDAY. ana SAT
rRkDAT. Connects with sleaintis
at west Point Tor river landings. Dat
timort, and all western points. "n-
meets nj Richmond Win trains on Ken,
lnOnd aud Dauyii!e I7iiiroadEichlh"hI
and Petersburg, aud Chesapeake ~H'
Ohio railroads. .
LOCAL PASsESbkh.
ann p NJ Leaves Richmond ,:aiiy except ean-
day..
STHROUGH PASSENGER.
1000 A. u, Arrives at Richmond TUESDAY,
THURSDAY. and SATURDAY,. Con;
meets with trains on Richmond aua
Petersburg and Chesapeake ana ON"
railroads. Steamer Havana leaves BAL.
s,meFe from wtPb !sS - l.s aud FIT FIJI:
DAY, at +. M. Connects VIII
trains from pIllauephia, ~" -,
and western points, and a. " est toihs
with trains for Richmond ana lfe
South.
THROUGH FREIGHT.
s.oop N. arrives al Richmond NoSDAf,WED
NV NESDAY, and FRIDAY; anu r
e.15p. n. TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SAL
%" IIRDAY Connects with steamer ~
West Point from Balimors. Con-
meets with Richmond and lanSne'
Richmond and Petersburg, ana InesS-
peake and Ohio railroads.
LOCAL PASSENGER. Gu
,o.oa. n ARRIVES at Richmond daily except sun.
N0'NN day Connects with kichihonu ana
Petersburg aud Chesapeake ana onia
/ railroads. ,,,,,, ., W from
southern points. Cars run through oe'"se'
any arsfpi handling and dsfasch' with lowest rates.
guaranteed. 90 ,,,,. with guaranteed i. 90
,c,,aa 10 ali northern and western pola',. "a
ssSnsn~yh tickets sold TO XII n"rthssn; ~ "-~
western points, and baggage checked s NJ cet OF.
a.. sos eS 81 Main street; At the Exchange hoy ana
noewm,nrnyss depot, corner Iwenty-snita AM AAsSA
streets Richmond, Va. su..,n,.nxst
r.
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No. Cpl Hull street, Manchester, Va.
SALE AT PUBLIC AUG
J. TON OF TRULY VALUABLE PROPERTY
IN THE CITY OF MANCHESTER AND COUN-
TY OF CHESTERFIELD. FA.-By virtue OF 4
deed OF trust executed TO Charles w. Turner and
Frank J. Sampson trustees. OH the p day OF jan
Hastings Court for The city of Manchester In Deed
Book No. 2. page TAT. and also in the clerks office
of the County Court of Chesterfield county, In Deed
Book No. 60, page $50, being required so to DO by
the beneficiary in said deeds IF. j. sampson dcclln-
ing TO act as trustee under said deed viii offer for
MONDAY,July Is, 1873. commencing at n'cl0ck
Z. NJ. the handsome DWELLlNG.HOuSE AND
LOT on Tenth street between Hull and Decatur
streets. now occupied by irst-cass paying tenant.
The lot fronts &C feet on Tenth street anu runs hack
S5 feet. with comfortable and mOdcrn-styie build
ings. pump Of excellent water, dwarf fruit trees,
&c, &c, In the heart of the city. only about fifty
Yards from the Hastings Courthouse.
: Immediately after he above sale VIII SELL on inc
premises, ONE HALE INTEREST IN NV ENTI-
TWO VACANT LOTS In Hollands addition. very
handsomely and eligibly located for private resi-
dcnces. o-,
of Chesterfield, will offer for sale, under same deed
TWO THIRDS INTEREST in tract of valuable
farming and mineral land, well wooded and watcred
about four miles from the thriving village OF Mid
lothian. containing THREE HUNDRED AND
SEVENTY-EIGHT ACRES, nearly surrounded by
the valuable coal lands of franklin Stearns, Esq.,
purchased BY him 1T high figures. This property
offers frs-cIass inducements TO capitalists.
TERMS: One third cash; the balance upona credlt
of six ana Twelve months, well secured ana interest
added from day Of sale on The deferred payments.
jy2 CHARLES W. TURNER, Trustee.
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BY Richardson s. Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
1ll3 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
i REAL ESTATE ON FOURTH STREET,
CORNER BYRD STREET. in THE CITY Or
RICHMOND, BY AUCTION.-By virtue of the
provisions Of deed OF trust, bearing date the list
day of May, SIT, from the grantor therein named
to the undersigned trustee, duly recorded IN inc
Richmond, tosecure The payment of the negotiable
note therein mentioned tdefaut having been made
in The payment Of said note, and being REQUIRED ~
said deed sell by auction, on the premises on W.
SESDAY The gay Of yas in sand
CONSISTING of a valuable LOT OF LAND, fronting
So feet on the northeast corner Of Fourth and Byrd
streets and running back between paraeS hars.
on with basement an6 two stories above containing
seven rooms, kitchen, &c. .,,o oxr.,so ~
TERMS: Enough In cash TO aeiray 9 we The eum of
Al 800, with Interest thereon from the us. gay OF
Nav, 1878; the residue on SUCH ieruis is sna,i Se
ANNOUNCED ut the time Of SALE Otner terms may nc
siEee than those mentl0f RfcH4RDsoN. Trustee
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND
Jim HANOVER, NEAR ELLETT'S MILL, ON
THE SOUTH ANNA. RIVER.-By virtue Of de-
Of Nav. 1875, in the case Of Elicit &C.. rs. Eet's
administrator, &c., we will sell at AUCTION at Han
oyer cE9rh9Su sir en- sns that TRACT OF
LAND living on the South Anna river, in Ash
land district near Elctt's mill, in Hanover county
fHpts9taEgp az 6uFs issn isss
w owned by Robert Elicit. The land has on IL o
large USE and q good orchard and
out.buildngs and Is in good condition for farming
TERMs OF SALE: Enough In cash, 10 pay ex.
penses Of suit and sale: the residue OF the Bur-
chase-money being made parable III three equal
payments, securedb by ponds bearing interest from
day of sale, and falling due .at one. Two, and three
years, signed by good suretes; lille retained until
M GEoRGE,P; HAw,
HILL CARTER, tl..
s je 22-F4w y Special Commissioners.
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pE.L ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

DEREMPTORY SALE, a=s
L CHEAP FOR CASH. Ed
TWO FRAME HOUSES
and GROUNDS, 25 by 125 feet each, on Twenty
seventh street between Leigh and Clay.
AnpIy TO j. q. MITCHELL,
iyI2-lt* st. Charles Hotel.
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GREAT ATTRACTION TO THOSE
NJ WISHING TO EMBARK in \ PROFIT ,,
BILE ERPRISE-VALUABLE MILL, FIVE
iCE-HOUSES, AND FIFTEEN ACRES OF LAND
ATTACHED, WITH TWO DWELLINGS SUIT
ABLE FOR SMALL FAMILIES, FOR sALE:-
At the request of the owner, whose professional en-
gagements do not allow him time to attend to the
property am authorized to sell that valuable pro-
perry known rs STAPLES'S MILL, on the Frcde-
ricksburg railroad, within five miles of Richmond,
and about The same distance by excellent county
roads. The mill and mill.darn are in excellent Or
der and the mill Is well patronized by tirst-ratc
custom, the meal ground at it being unusually popu-
Lar with the neighborhood.
Resides the mill and pond, there are about
TWELVE ACRES OF LAND annexed 10 it, on
which there are TWO GOOD DWELLINGS. suit.
able for small families, and FIVE FlRST-RATE
ICE-HOUSES. The pond Is so situated as to freeze
easily, so that the icehouses are always annually
filled. The ice alone, If sold OIL the premises at
wholesale, will pay fine interest on the Investment,
but il sent to the city retaied will produce far
greater income.
The min. 1nill-pond and dam. with the mlller's
dwelling, will, If desired, &c sold separate from the
ice.houseS.
TERMS: Reasonable
Now Is favorable chance for an enterprizinS man
to secure Il most profitable business. Apply to
W. GUDDIS.
Dna1 ~ fnfl hrInfir
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PRHNTING-HOUSES.


AlSPA1lH INlNl lN1-HOUSG
~ ,.o,,- ,ou- ppr,rs
GOOD " Olih. LIZ" fhlSrS'
r,.,.,,, ana If ,ne LARGEST AND EEsT-
o, ,,,,,,,,,s, NV ,,,,,, so,,r,, .o,.-
bined with sSllui niechiHica' t'lehl' VIZ "'F VIZ
pared 10 execute proihp''s' 'hc 'o'S o's' ''''~
and At LOW PRICES, every description vi
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING
SUCH AS
bo"iN ,t,-rI,.,, r,pnS
..,.nrEScIoSAI-
WEDDING-CARDS.
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: No HORSE SHoEs.-Thc slipping OF horses
on the asphalt pavcmcnts in London has
given rise to some discussion rs to the pro-
her form for shoes, whereupon writer IN
the Times comes forward with the recon-
mendation that no horse shoes at all be
used. He says he has constantly dispensed
with them since 1852, adding: 81 have
owned over two hundred animals at one
time, dedicated to all manner of purposes
draught, saddle, and packard not one OF
them shod. Some one will say that they.
worked over grass or sand. They did
not, but over the toughest roads
imaginable, in places excessively hard,
and in others as disagreeablys soft and
heavy" He gives his experience in Brazil,
where pack-horses, without being shod,
travel Journeys OF over eight hundred
miles. Unshod horses are also used in Bra
lillian cities, without slipping on the pave
ment. OF course, says the writer, II an
owner were to pull off his horses shoes and
at once ride him long distance, he would
find his horse go tender on all feet; but
were he to use him gently for a fortnight.
and gradually let him feel his feet, keeping
the edges Of the hoof slightly rounded with
rasp to prevent the travelling up OF the
edges Ct hoof for the first time since
colthood brought naked to the ground,
he would be agreeably surprised. Occa-
sional pairing will always be needed, but
the frog should not be cut. The writer
thus anticipates IN objection which will
occur to many readers: 's'Some one will be
likely to say that draught-horses have to dig
their toes into the ground to start load.
OF course they have when they are shod.
But the unShod horse starts with the flat OF
his foot, which affords him much larger
and more holding surface; more holding
because it is tougher and rougher than a
bright shoe"
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WHAT 4 MEXICAN WAR WOULD REQUIRE.
The New Orleans Times Of the I'd instant
says: Any one who supposes that a war
with Mexico will prove mere bagatelle is
making, a very grieVous mistake. 1t will
require at least 100000 men and years
hard fighting to bring our neighbor to a true
sense OF this republics grandeur. In fact,
IL the time and number OF men were to be
so limited we should hesitate long before
buying n pool on the Gringos. II Mr..
Hayes wants a measure that will give the
country steady and exciting occupation for
the rest OF his term, he couldn't hit upon a
little more than rnmor at present toindicate.
that such measure Is being contemplated;
but there is rumor, and it is SO sustained
and justified by probability that it deserves
a much more serious consideration than 1t
appears to be receiving. !" st,#
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jy 1927

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT PR
' VATE SALE.-Wanted. purchaser for an I'M
divided moiety of n TRACT OF PRODUCTIVE
LAND on lower James river, with immense deposits
Of the hest MOULDERS' SAND (much in deInand),
and MILL. in 4 section greatly needed. An tner
cctic man would do well TO take hold of this pro-
perry. Apply to j. L. APPERSOS,
iy -eod2w Real Estate Agent.
DOR SALE AT A SACRIFICE AND
Il ON VERY LIBERAL TERMS good reason
RABLE LITTLE FARM OF 140 ACRES-half
cleared, balance in wood-twenty miles from Rich
mond or Petersburg, and near railroad Station
Good buildings, orchard. &c. Price only l,400 !;
$500 cash balance in one, two. and three years.
GEORGE E. CRAWFORD, L.
ap 25-eod 1905 Bank street.
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xuerIOy sAIEs...Fusure pays.
FINE OLD i wH1sKEY.

'pHERIFFS SALE 1900
FINE OLD wHISkEY.
Nv ytrtte of an xecution in nv hands In favor of
seldom Bruce against A. n. ker and James Z: Fos-
ter II viii sen nj The warehouse Of seadon Bruce,
ON Virginia street, on TUESDAY the z3e July
'e'e OLD I1' VIRGINIA MOUNTAIN WH1sKEY,
from the celebrated Parke dlsdIery. ,,,,,crr
sheriff Of the ely OF Richmond.
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WOOD And COAL.

GUNNER PRICES FOR COAL.-I am
y prepared TO furnish families and others with SUI
ppror ANTHRACITE COAL-Egs, Stove. and Nut
sizes--at the lowest prices for The season.. Also.
GLOVER HILL. STINT, and COKE COAL.
OAK and PINE WOOD OF all descriptions at the
Lowest market rites Il. y. GARY.
, No. - south Eighth street,
iv 1O-eodlm between Main and Cary.
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n OST, "a GOLD SLEEVE-BUTTON,;
IL letter 8 Il . ON it. The finder will confer favor
on the loser by leaving it at
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GOAL AND WOOD.-On hand and con-
" stuntly receiving large stock freshIy-mined
ANTHRACITE COAL. AL sizes. offering ut lowest
prices for cash. WEST VIRGINIA STINT AMI
and OAK WOOD. long and sawed, from $500 TO
$3.50 and So per cord. Orders promptly iillcd 1T
either Office. Broad street between seventh AMI
Eighth, or Nineteenth and Cary streets.
IL slim C.. II. PAGE.
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cows, de.

sf I'll 8. cows, DE. 6slss e
ERESH COWS FOR SALE.-IE EsS
& have on hand, and will constantly have, LIZ.
5aJsupply OF COWS and CALVES, which, viii sali
cheap or exchange for dry COWS COWS sent IN .or
pike, SIX miles below Richmond, Of address
Us w. q. WATKINS,
B fje l-Fl0gs Manchester,
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DICHMOND AND DANNILLE RAIL
~ ROAD COMPANY.

SCHEDULE OF TRAINS TAKING EFFECT
SUNDAY, JUNE 23,1S7S.
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BY Frank j. SAMPSON
Real Estate Agent, Auctionecr and Notary Public,
No. Cpl Hull street, Manchester, Va.
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EUR RENT, THAT FDESIRABIEEa
Il DETACHED DWELLING No. l405Hl
Ross street. tanning about seven rooms, besides
kitchen. 1t has bath, &C., attached, and large
yal In front. Rent very. reasonable. Apply to
JOHN IT. GODDIN, Real Estate Agent,
& jy, lost, ,Bankand Eleventh streets.
EOR RENT.-We offer. FOR RENT
Il THE CITY MILLS; daily capacity 250AI
barrels -four and 400 bushels corn. Possession ut
once. JONES, WATTS IL Co,
81 jy lO-3tk Lynchburg, Va. Z;
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FOR RENT.

4 VALUABLE MIL LIS L E AND
N POWER FOR RENT OR LEASE, on Thir-
teen,h street near Shockoe Warehouse. A good
stone foundation IS already on the premises; ALSO
a building on the same, which will be let out with
eighty-hors power continuous night and day., to
suit tenants. Apply to
JAMES MCINTYRE, Iron Founder,
between Danvile depot and Thirteenth street.
~ fO-2tr
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DOR RENT, NICE TWO-STORYM s
Il DETACHED DWELLING on III street LEI
between Ninth and Tenth seven rooms, and kitch-
en- with two rooms. All in good repair and very
cheap. : - -..5,.s4= =.
DELIGHTFUL DETACHED BRICK DWELL
ING on First street between Cary and Canal; eleven
rooms and all modern improvements.
COMFORTABLE DWELLING ON Fourth be
tween Cary and Canal; seven rooms, ana kitchen
with two rooms. Rent unusually low. $500,
= PLEASANT DWELLING on Cary between Third
and Fourth streets at q sacrifce- It'll. -se i
NICE DWELLING on Broad between Nineteenth
and Twentieth; eleven roams and modern conve-
niences. POINDEXTER s. UPPER,
~ lost 1t 1900 Main street.
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DISPATCH PRINTING-HOUSE.
GOOD WORK. LOW PRICES.
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RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND CHEsrEAKE{
ts RAILROAD.
GCuEDULE OF TRAINS.
- COMMENCING MAY ~. u /.
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By George s. vashon & Son, Auctioneers,
No. 7 Tenth street.

" ! !
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Engineer aud SunrriutcndcLt
CONWAY X. iiDWARD,
General Passenger aud Ticket Agrn'.
a. 22 Richmond, Va.
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LAWLESSNESS IN ONO,
Acts of Violence Committed on the
Residents.

CINCINNATI, November s. There is great ex-
citement throughout D4rke county. over a num-
Der of acts of violence receHtly committed on the
residents,
some months ago mani named Grien was
murdered by the side of his wife. at Palestine, by
a band Of regulators. Afterwars q man named
Quickenbush was ordered to leave, and did So
On the Sih of June thirty men went to the house
Of Steve White tcolored) and kidnapped his son
William, whom they took to Winchester, where
he was convicted of larceny and sentenced to
year in the penitentary, but he afterwards Sc
cured new trial.
At the same time Elder White was served with
notice by the regulators leave the country. He
afterwards received two similar orders, and not
needing them was shot in his house by q large
BODY Of men who came mounted.
The grand juiy found true bills against John
Archie, Jacob Bun, VIM. Shumate, Albert Dick
ey, Solomon Ferguson and Oliver Morgan, for
kidnapping White, and yesterday Marshal Shafer
procured assistance and arrested the entire party
VIM. Shnmate is worth $50, 900.
Since the killing of White ten prominent citi.
zens have received orders from the regulators to
leave the country under penalty of death.
A colored man named Putnam, a prominent
lawyer in Palestine, received q notice, and imme-
diatey left, fearing danger.
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TIL r. STEWART CASE.
Further Details OF the Robbery Of the
Body.

NEW YORK, November s. As A. T. Stewards
giave-lobbers took away the vestmens of the
body they are liable to punishment if detected,
although the law does not seem to provide pc D.
atty for stealing body for Matchmaking pur-
poses.
Two years ago Mrs Stewart received q letter
demanding money under the threat of the de
structIon of her husband and grave. Mrs. Stew
ant is very i'll aud sank slowly yesterday, after
having been told of the shocking crime
Judge Hutton says he Is abs olutely certain of
recovering The remains, and the arrest of the
guilty parties, within short time. He thinks it
would be impossible to deceive him about the
body. as peculiar operations on the teeth will
make identification easy.
The robbers took away the coffin plate and a
piece OF the coffin lining. doubtless to possess
proof of the correct identify of tue body in case
a reward was offered.
Tue police have not yet discovered any clues TO
the par les who robbed Stewards gave nor have
any arrests been made. Judge Hilton this A. NJ,
held an interview with the police officials. Its
nature is not revealed.
The empty vaults IN ST. Mrrk's church yard
were searched to-day for Stewards remains, but
without succ
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TIL L FEVER.

MEMPHIS, November s. Two deaths from fe-
yer are reported since o'clock last night, of ne
groes, who have been sick for several days
The weather is much cooler since the rain yester-
day.
New ORLEANS, November s. After riding
about in carriages throughout the entire epidemic
region, and paying $50 900 to doctors the nineteen
men who have had the disbursement of 81, 500 900
sent to the afflicted people by their brethren of the
Notrh, gave grand dinner to-day at Moreau's
restaurant. There were numerous presentations
maze alter the banquet, comprising among other
things valuable diamond badge. The board of
health have passed resolution that 1t is safe for
aosentees to return. CT the emigrants who ar.
rived week ago not one was attacked.
Two deaths f ON yellow fever in the "a hours
ending at noon. The board of health has closed
its daily meetings and will now discontinue daily
reports.
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STATE NEWS.

The mandatory of ii. Holt & Co, at East
Wilton, is now running on full time and turning
out very large amount of scythes and hay
knives
The Rockland Free Press says that Gen. Till
son will construct large skow during the com
ing winter in RocklsAd, which will be used in
the completion Of his whsrf, also for transporting
stone from bis quarries to . shipping port By
rail- The General is now employing 10 the cor.
struction OF his wharf three sloops, viz leland
Belle, Yankee Girl and M. N. Hamilton. ell hav-
ing steam hosting apparatus. Should the wealth.
er permit it is his intention to work through the
coming winter and until the completion Of the
wharf.
A reformed mems convention for the county Of
Androscoggn will be held in Temperance Hall.
Lewiston, November 2lst, commencing at 10
o'clock, A. NJ.
The Somerset county Jail has but single prs-
oner, the old man arrested for setting the fire in
Fairfield
Mr.. Lewis Thompson of Topsham, on his re-
IN from visiting friends in Greene, last week,
ost his pocket book containing about $500 in
money aud notes.
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THF FISHERY AWARD.
The Feelings OF the English Press.

LONDON, November s. The News article on
he fishery question concludes:
ave wait with interest the publication of Sal
isbuiys despatch and the statement drawn up BY
the Canadian government, but there is no use
trying to disguise the fact that Evsrts' case has
case has sOne force in 1t. A right has been
bought. and in the natural course of things, will
he paid for by the United States. Their right Of
fishing thus acquired accrued about two years
before the local law passed. Our commissioners
forgot TO reserve to local legislature the right OF
making regulations. We fear that the date fixed
by the treaty for the payment of that award, No
23l, will be long past before The American gov
eminent are convinced of the error of their con
tention. The question is one of legal obligation
and it cannot be too calmly discussed on both
sides. reluctance to intlict wrong should be at
least as strong as the determination not to sub
NIT to one"
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CHICAGO, November 8. 1873.
FLOUR-Exra spring 500l3.OO: western $50;
Southern 5.25.
WHEAT No | Red Winter -; No. Q COX
-a-cash; ssh December; No. . Chicago Spring,
81 cash; ST. November .s2k az December;
No. g. 7lla rejected 5s1s.
corn Sales. sISs-- cash; 3sXa-- Nov.
3li4a3lL Dec; rejected. 30La-.
OATS l9lsa-k cash; t9kai9f November;
Dec 1915 rejected, l6A.
RYE-4j-.
BARLEY - So a9O cash; s9-as9h November
81; December lU2.
POKk- Cash 8 10 10; November 65a67x !;
December q 72h-;J n. -.
LARD-Cash 5 50 = as So Nov. 590-a90; Dec
5 .S5a5. 81; Ian. g7h.
BULK rS-shouders 2s o., short rib
sides 4lsa0; short clear rib 4sa-: clear sides
4sa--.
wHISKEY-lS.
FREIGH rs Corn II Bal tlo2k cents; wheat
"a cents.
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VIRGINIA..

RICHMOND, November s. The ninth congress
sioLai district Is still doubt, as 1t difficult to
get returns from several counties.
Ia IL counties McMullln, ind, con and green
back. leads RIchmOnd con-, 573 votes. 1t Is ex-
peced thai Newbury, md. CON, will divide the
opposition vote with McMullin III the four remain
ny counties sufficiently TO give Richmond plu-
rainy, thus ensuriug has election. McMullin gets
nearly solid OF gro vote.
Full returus are not yet in from the first dis
ttict, where there is a strong fight between Bese,
con-, aud Round, md. I}eale will carry the dis
trict round aud Citcher. ind. con-, but it is
impossible to state Ills majority OF piuraity. The
Remaining districts are a. heretofore telegraphed
telegram tro..- the 9Th district says that r. CHI
mond has plurality over McMullin IN Two OF the
Jour Counties heretofore unheaid from, and will
carry the other two, which will secure his cleo
tioL.