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OREGON.

PORTLAND. April 24-The Kalloch-
De Young affair is the all-absorbing
topic here. No further particulars
received Very little sympathy is felt
here for De Young as he-is regarded a
hard case. bat If the letter of the law
is carried ont in the case of young
KaIloch general satisfaction would
prevail.
A large anti Chinese mass meeting
was held in East Portland last evening.
Gov. Thayer addressed the audience.
and stated that the theory of our Cow
eminent was to elevate labor. and it
had no right to supplant 9 free and in
dependent people with bsrbarous and
idolatrous race, that it was the duty OF
the peeple to stand Try each other. and
the men Who first settled the country.
and by whose earnest work and ardu-
Gus toll have made our Nation what ii
is. He also referred to our CONNER
cial treaties with Chins and their un-
business. He was greeted with consid>
cradle applause throughO his speech.
Letters were received and read from NJ
G George, Republican nominee for
Congressman ond Judge G B Bellinger.
/. Only one wire 10 working with the
East and 90 far ~ news reports are
cotcerned it might just Is we'll be
down. as the line is occupied between
the Western Union for commercial
business and the Railroad Company
for their business.
Johnny Mooney. the young boy who
shot himself accidentally in the knee
yesterday afternoon, died ut st. Vim
cent hospital, in this city, last night at
8 O'Clock.
The Cutting & Packing Company has
concluded not to run the Alaska fishery
this season, on account of not being
able to get competent help.
The steamer California which has
just arrived from Alaska brought q
quantity of tin which was discharged
at Eagle Cliff.
Rumors has been circulating to the
effect thAt the Loyal MILDLY troupe.
now playing at San francisco. would
come up here, but the hopes of the
amusement going people have been
dashed to pieces, o. u Telegram received
here today states that their expenses
are $4,000 per week.
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BORN.

TRAoKY-In this city. april a4th. to the wife Of
4. B. Tracey. son. ssiR $3.50
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HanbugA ID. Tbs s.st - he, bav
family. are shost lived. ~
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Red 10 the rose,
So ID his cos.
From driskinG too uuch Rye.er.
To change that nsss
To white iron roe. s
Use FLANDERS Purifier.
Your druggiss has L % will get itSue
yea. The Original" Insias upon
having il.
Positively tho last ohancs. Ne unro
pscsar.s II the CottAxs 0aIlery astsr
.ehe sssh- D. 3 JUDxIza
Photographes.
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SHERMAN HYDR 4 Co. rsciflc Coast
Agents. Also agents for the celebrated
Estey and Standard Orgsaa For Ehest
Musio and Brass Instsumeots. adde's
SHERNAn, HYDE 3 Co..
augSi-dAwiy NC Sas Francisco.
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GRAPE sHIPMENTs--DEATH OF JUDGE sHEP-
HERD, OF FLUVANNA--FAT CATTLE.
Correspondence Of tire Richmond Dispatch.l
AUGUST I, 1880.
Rev. Dr.. j. William Jones leclured in the
Baptist church on Thursday night on
Lee, the Model Man"
The ladies bad refreshments in the base
ment on the same evening.
Large shipments OF grapes have been go
ing on here for ten days past. They came
in at least ten days earlier tsan last year,
and are as fine aS they eau be. IL the grape
trade increases as rapidly in the future rs 1T
has in the past few years, the railroads will
have to put on special "grape train " to
carry away the products OF Albemarle.
Everybody who has land suitable is putting
in grapes, and the Riyanna Will soon equal
the Rhine.
have Just heard OF the death OF Abranl
Shepherd, Esq, judge Of the County Court
OF Fluvanna, which occurred Friday at
Palmyra. Mr.. Shepherd was in the neigh
borhood OF seventy years OF age; he had
been about fifty Years clerk of the courts OF
FluyaDna, and was elected Judge OF Flu
wanna county by the last Legislature. He
was an efficient officer and held in great
esteem by all who knew him.
Fifteen carloads OF fat cattle passed here
to-day on the Virginia Midland railroad for
Baltimore.
The recent rains have made our section
as q garden.spot. The corn is in splendid
condition, and immense crops will be made.
DUP.
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THE TURF.
Saratoga Race. Yesterday.

SARATOGA, N. Y, August THE wea.
ther to-day Is pleasant, the attendance good,
and track In fine condition. First race,
purse s400, distance one mile and fnrlong.
The pools sold-Gabriel, 800; Juanlfa,
S75; Big Medicine. $35; Scotilla, S35; Mi
ser, go. Big Medicine came In first, Ga.
briel second, and Juanita third. Time,
1851.
Second race, for the Grand Union prize,
a handicap sweepstakes for all ages. $50
each b. T., with $1,000 added by the Grand
Union Hotel, second horse to receive $3.50,
and third 800 out of the stakes, one mile
and three quarters. Pool, sold as follows :
Luke Blackburn, 5000; Glenmore. $3.50; One
Dime, S126; Chimney Sweep, $40; General
Phillips and Cammie f., $40. Luke Black.
burn won the race, One Dime sec0n d, aud
Glenmore third. Time, 1901
Third Tace-tbe Kentucky stakes-for
fwo-year.Odss 800 entrance h. T., with
800 added, three fourths OF a mile.
The pools sold as follows: Bramb,letta and
Banter, $3.50; Sportsman. 1900; Catoctin.
Sl55; Caycantbus, sl35; Hermit, $50.
Brambaetta won; Hermit second, CaIycan-
thus third. Time, 1:194.
Fourth race-purse, $500; entrance, $40.
The winner 10 be sold at auction for $1,000 !;
or II not TO be sold, to carry seven pounds
extra. II entries TO be sold for 81 900 al
lowed seven pounds for less an additional
allowance OF two pounds for every 800 be-
low the latter price. One mile. The pools
sold as follows: Warfeld, $3.50; Susque-
hanna, clio; Charley Gorham, S6J; Dan X,
s55; Mark L., S4j. Susquehanna won !;
Dan X. second, Charley Gorham third.
Time, LAG.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW 1Ohnt
ERw YORK, August T. Nooa.-- Stocks strong and
higher Money on call, 2@2% per cent; ExS i
Long, 1925; short, asa. State bonds Gull. Gov
Ecsn,mg.-Money, 2@2x per cent. Exchange.
1921. Governments firm; new De, 1929: Az per
cents, ll1s; per gents, 1854. STATES more
active.
WALL STREET YESTERDAY.
NEW YORK, August THE Posts financial ar
tcle says: The Stock Exchange markets are only
moderately active to-day. Investment securities
continue strong. The share speculation was strong
In the main up To- noon, prices having advanced Ag
/ q per cent. led by Northwest, ~. Paul, and The
coal stocks. Since noon there nas been decline Of
h@T, the latter NorihNest and ~. Paul. Money
on call Is 2a3 per cent. ; on time 10 per cent?
and on prime mercantile paper 3xG15 per cent.
The following quotations were current 10 Day:
United States per cents, lO0AdlO9A; United
States AZ per cents. IN saes; New jersey Cen
Michigan Central, 964; Hannibal aud 81. Joseph
36%; Lake Shore. 100: Northwest, lOOa: North
west preferred, 1923; Iron Mountain, Bon Rock
Island, ll4b; II. Paul, 90; ~. Paul preferred
bash. ST. Louis and Pacific preferred, TN; Kan a
aud Texas. 37A; Western Union Telegraph, lO7H
U. G. and l. c.. Is; Pacific Mail, 4lA
NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT
NEW YORK, August THE weekly statement o
the associated banks shows the following changes
| Loams increase, f6.9S6,500; specie Increase
S66e 900; legal tenders decrease, s3,0l5.40O
deposits increase. sj,7lS,700; eirculstlon Ge
dt crease. S47,200 reserves decrease, ~ 275. 1926
| The banks now hold sll,566,400 IN excess o
! legal requirements.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. August 7.--Virgiuia 6's, deferred
Ga: cOnsois. 5Gk; second series, % past due
coupons. ssl; new I0-40's, 4l%; 1910 coupon,
| 92e. Bid TO-DAY.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
THE LIFE-INSURANCE COMPANY
i9oF VIRGINIA,
UNDER THE DIRECTION OF IT'S STOCKHOLDERS
REMOVED TO THE CITY OF RICHMOND,
AND FIXED ITS
PRINCIPAL OFFICE AT NO. 0 TEETu STREET

Established under the auspices Of such men as the
late A. G.. McIlwaine, its fret president; Darcy
Paul, ITS first vice-presdent, and ID. u. Tennent.
who has been continuously one OF It's yice-presi-
dents aud member of its Finance Committee
since its foundation, IT has aimed always To main
tain the high character with which such men
moulded all their enterprises.
No man has ever had to enforce a claim against 1t
by the judgment Of a court.
IL has always kept an ample reserve In cash.
Its policies have always been incontestable after
three years except for actnal fraud.
Its assets are larger In proportion to liabilities
than those of any company in the United States
1t invites an examination into Its modes OF In
yestmeni, Its strength, aud It's rates.
IL issues policies Of insurance In amounts not ex
ceeding S. 000-for single year, or term Of years
lat rates quite as low as cooperative assessmens),
or for life, and endowmtnts for any period. Pre-
NUNS payable annually. semi annually, quarterly,
or monthly. SAMUEL b. PAUL, President.
JAMES W. PEGRAA, Secretary. " 7-lm
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PETERSBURG.

REVENUE RECEIPTS AND TOBACCO ExPoRfs-
CONGRESSIONAL PoLrTIcs--ELEcTIoN oi
pyLEGATEs-s uCCEssYUL REvIVAh-a
prIf>Q TO RE STED--ENcorRAGfSG Rk
FORTS FROM TIE COUNTRY.
fCorresponaence o: Tue Richmond p'spasch.l
August 7, 1880.
The acknowledgements receipts In the re-
tersburg district Tor the week ending 10,
tiay amounted TO Si7,7lT. The exports OF
manufactured tobacco for the week were
light, amounting 10 only 1900 pounds.
The Conservatives OF First, Second,
rourth, and Sixth Wards held meetings last
night and elected delegates to the Burke
vile Convention. which meets on the l2'h'
10 nominate a candidate for Congress IN
this district. The other two wards VIII
meet on Monday night. The delegates from
this city will go unpledged. =,
Among the gentlemen whose names VIII
probably be presented before the Conven.
ton are Colonel samuel L. Coleman, OF
Cumberland; Judge Il. II. Jones, Jr., OF
Petersburg; Colonel ". l.. Green, OF Char.
lotte; Colonel Edward Dromgoo'e, OF
Brunswick, aud T.. b. Goode, Esq, oil
Mecklenbutg.
The ReSdiuSior Convention for this dis'
trict will meet az Burkeyile on the 10th OF
Il
a mass injecting on Tuesday night at the
Academy Of Music, when the delegates vii
be appointed. The meeting will be ad
dressed by Captain II. ii. Rlddeberger and
Colonel A. W. Jones, Of Shenandoah.
Rev. Il. n. GOsee. a well-known eitizen,
and local preacher OF the Methodist
Church In this city, has been seriously III
for several days.
Rev. j. L. Hutson, the Baptist evangelist,
has lust closed successful series OF meet
ings in Amelia county. A large number
professed faith, and new church was or
ganzed few miles from the Courthouse.
The State assessors in this city have con-
cluded their labors in the business portion
OF the town, and are now at work on the
property In other sections.
1t is understood that the merchants oil
Petersburg, Richmond, Norfolk. and other
cities OF the State will contest the decision
recently made by The Auditor 10 the effect
that resident as well as nonresident mer-
chsnts are liable 10 4 specific tax for selling
goods by sample. II is stated that Judge
Crump will argue the case in behalf OF the
merchants before the Court OF Appeals al
Wytheyile.
Letters received in this city from differ
ent portions Of the counties OF Dnwddie,
Nottoway. Amelia, Lunenburg, &c, repre-
sent that the rains have been abundant, and
that the crops have greatly improved under
their effect. IL is generally agreed that The
corn crop promises better than for some
years past.
Mrs. Lucy Dejarnette. q widow lady, aged
seventy-siX years, died at her residence, on
Cross street, this morning, OF dropsy.
RORIN ADAIR
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TO SUMMER TOURISTS.

Persons intending spending the summer seasoniz
the country or at the wateriug-places should pro-
vide themselves with the necessary remedies ana
apparatus which cannot be had outside of city
viz:
PATENT P0CKET-ST for heating tea
mix. food, &C..
PATENT WAX NIGHT-LlGHTs, which bura
READY. MADE MUsTARD-PLAsTERs, which
are always ready, and act IN three mnntes;
SOFT RUBBtR kIR-PILLOWs and CUSHIONS
MEDICINE. GLASSES,
SELF-INJECrING UNIVERSAL sIRlNGEs,
VALENTINES MFAT-JUICt.
VALENTINES MEAT.JUICE WITH GLYCH-
LoHNsToN's FLUID BEEF,
IIEi,IG'S SOLID EXTRACT BEEF,
LIEBlG'S LIQUID EXTRACT BEEF;
PAPOMA, entire wheat food, for infants;
IMPERIAL GEANUM. food for infants;
NESTLES LhCTEOUS FARlNA,
GERBER'S MiLK-FOOD,
PREPARED RICE FLOUR,
PREPARED SCOTCH DAT MEAL,
PREPARED BARLEY FLOUR,
SWISS CONDENSED MILK,
LIQUID RENNET,
DIsINFECTING SOAPS, 10 prevent conlagfon;
and all reliable medicines, new remedies and spps~
| ratus, to be had Of
MEADE 4 BAKER, Druggists.
9Ig east Main street,
TELEPHONE MESSAGES PROMPTLY At
TENDED TO. my ~
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PACKER AT PITTsBURG FAILS FoR ONE Hun
DRED AND sEvESTY.FIyE THOUSAND DOL.
LARS.
PnTsBURG, August 5.-The business com.
munity was somewhat startled to-day by
the reported failure OF Reese Owens, q
prominent pork-packer here. IL did not al
first receive general credence, as he has
been prominently identified with that bust.
ness for twenty years, and bis standing has
never been questioned. However, 1t proved
true. Notwithstanding bis apparent sound
basis. His liabilities aggregate $4,000 ;
assets very small, scarcely enough TO pay
five cents on the dollar. Various causes
are assigned for the failure one that be was
squeezed by the corner IN pork 80 adroitly
manipulated by Armour q Co.. OF Chicago (;
another, that be has been going under for
some time. That the corner IL doing some
damaging work here, however, Is admitted
by prominent operators.
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Greenbrier Presbytery.
ORDINATION OF Mr.. ABsALoN sYDESsTRIcKER.
lFor the Dispatch


LEwIsBuRG, W. VA, August 6, 1880.
A very pleasant called meeting OF Green
brier Presbytery closed its Iabors here yes
terday. The object Of this meeting was to
examine Mr.. Absalom Sydenstrlcker, and
II the way be clear TO ordain him to the full
work OF the Gospel ministry.
Rev. J. II. Leps was chosen moderator
pro tempOre and Mr.. Thomas Mathews was
appointed clerk. The examinations were
all sustained. Rev. ID. ;. Sydenstricker,
OF Pocahontas, preached the ordination
sermon. Rev. NJ. l.. Lacy, ID. d., presided,
proposed the constitutional questions, and
made the ordaining prayer. Rev. s. II.
Houston, ID. d., delivered a charge to the
Dewly-ordained minister and Rev. ID. b.
Ewing, ID. d., delivered an address TO the
congregation on this interesting occasion.
Mr.. Sydenstricker and wife expect 10
sa1 from San Francisco about the LIST OF
September TO r,inioree the mission OF the
Southern Presbyterian Church in China.
This vii! make four foreign missionaries
sent cut from this Presbytery in the last
few years. ID. Il. T..
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THE LATEST NEWS.
rut riLrnusrERrSG MOVEMENT Il

THE riLIBUsTERING MOVEMENT IN
TExAs-RAILROAD TRAIN PRECfPI.
TATED INTO A CANAL; TEN CASUALTIES
REroRTED-DR. TANNERS FAST ENDED
THE Blenders MAKE FULL CONFESSION
OF THEIR MANY CRIMEs-THE DEMO-
CRATIC VICTORY IN ALABAMA EsTI-
MATED At 75.o00-No NOMINATION YET
FOR GOVERNOR BY THE GEORGIA DEMO.
cRATs-THE REPORTED DUEL BETWEEN
CASH AND BLAIR IN SOUTH CAROLINA
NOT YET NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN To-
RoNTo BETWEEN ORANGEMEN AND
cATHoLICs-DEsTRUC EFFECTs OF
THE FLOODS IN KUROPE-THE BRITISH
LOSS BY GENERAL BURRows's DGsAsTRR.
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AMELIA.
NINETY. SEVENTH ANNUAL SESSION OF TIKI
MIDDLE DISTRICT BAPTIST ASSOCIATION.

NINETY SEVENTH ANNUAL SESSION OF THE
MIDDLE DISTRICT BAPTIST ASSOCIATION.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dspatch.l
JETEIsvnLE, August 6, 1880.
The ninety-seyen,h annual session OF the
Middle District Bar fist Association has Just
been held at Sandy Creek. near here, and
delegates are now passing this place on
their return. Notwithstanding the con-
slant and heavy rains, they say the meeting
was one of the best. DR.. w. X. Vaughan,
Of Gordonsvile; Drs. w. f.. Hatcher, A.
+. Dickinson, and Professor c. III. Win
stou, OF Richmond; Rev. W. A. Pearson,
OF Petersburg, aud others were present as
twisting brethren" and took'a part in the
discussions.
The next session will be held in Chester
field at Salem, and DR.. Winfree Is to preach
the opening sermon. The hospitality Of
the Amelia people was boundless, and the
crowds attending the meetings were highly
pleased. 49,
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lated and not annoyed by outsiders and Gu
fiosIty-seekers. Reporters will be furnished
with all the facts. A rigid system OF weigh
Ing and analysis will be observed, so that
changes that may take place In bis system
from hour to hour. Much OF the scientific
data recently tikeD Is inaccurate. and the
weighing in the beginning was farce.
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AUSTIN, TEX, August 7.--General James
has called at the Executive mansion TO ex.
plain his connection with the Grand Army
Of Occupation. He submitted report,
stating that the members of the organization
had no intention OF violating any law OF
Texas or OF the United States, and that
neither himself nor any State soldier Is now
A member OF the organization. Revelations
show ti1at hundreds OF young men through
out the State have volunteered, offering to
equip themselves. The opinion OF some Is
that the organization here was blind, the
real purpose being TO make descent upon
Cuba, and OF others that 1t is a political
dodge to show Dorthern people the restless,
violent, aud unlawful enterprises OF the
soLtherners.
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National Board Of steam Navigation.

NEW York, August THE ninth an
nual meeting OF the National Board Of
Steam Navigation will be held at Norfolk.
Va. commencing wednesday, September
7, 1880, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. Delegates
from every section Of the United States will
be present. 1t is proposed at this meeting
to take steps towards the entire remodel
ling OF the steamboat laws.
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Heavy Rains I'm North Carolina.
BIGGEST FLOOD IN MANY YEARs--TRAINs DE-
IAYED BY wAsB-OUTs, &c.


Wilmington star.1
BY q Telegram received by President
Murebison from Superindent johnson,
dated M MaEroe. Friday morning. we learn
1kat some one hundred and .forty-fve feet
ID embaDkmeat bad been washed out near
fhsx point, wbieb will have TO DC trestied.
Us had all the asccssary timber for repairs
wifi him, but the rain still continued, and
would necessarily setard the work, Under
these circumstances be could not say whe-
tber tie train would be able to cross during
the afteSnoon or not.
Another dispatch dated ut Matthew's
station, ten miles from Charlotte, at 1915
A. NJ, stated that unless another fearful
rain-storm occurred during the afternoon
the trains would be able 70 cross all the
breaks by 4 =. Il. Captain johnson con-
iinues II have ordered Captain Allen to
run all bis trains tins Afternoon on their
regular schedule"
Ia consequence OF the damage by the
Hood the train which was due hero ut o
O'clock yesterday morning did not arrive
until shout 0 O'Clock yesterday afternoon.
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COURT ORDERS.

VTIRGINIA.-IN THE CLERKS OF
v FlCE OF THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
CITY OF RICHMOND, AUGUST Z, 1880, IN VA
CATION:
the 6rm.n name OF Harvey Jones'. Plaintiff,
against
ID. Y. Earaesf and T. Z. Leake.....,.. DEF ndsnts.
The object OF this suit 10 10 recover or the defend-
ants the su IN or 81, 154.12 due by two notes.
And afhdaviI having been made and MED that y. me
defendant, d. u. Earnest, Ia non resident OF TINS
STATE he IL required 10 appear here withip one
month after due publication hereof ana 90 WHAT is
me- cessary 10 protect his interest In this SUIT.
ALFRED SHIELD. Clerk.
xr,,r.w FIIysoy D. o. au S-Su4t
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
The Floods In Silesia.

LONDON, August IA Vienna dispatch
to the Daily Telegraph says: 1.-THE floods
in Silesia have subsidized. They have done
irreparable injury to public and private
property and caused great distress"
Afghanistan.
LONDON, August IAN official dispatch
from the British commander at Candahar,
dated the 81 instant, says: The accurate
number OF our loss in the fight with Ayoob
Khan is not yet known, but the former es-
innate is not far wrong-about LOO killed
and missing out OF $500"
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WILLIAM ELLYsoS. pa. au s-su4t
vTIRGINIA.-AT A COUNTY COURT

VTIRGINlA.-AT A COUNTY SOuhi
Y CONTINUED AND HELD FOR buGkiNG;
nE iii ". Is8O.-On motion OF Hamilton Msupln'
iesatee Of Msgdalene Msspin; deceased, u Is Ss.
dered that the creditors OF Masdxiene Nsppv' es r
sg.sr TERM, 1850, and ,how cause.
II any they car, Why The balance o. r twe,vs
cenfs snneariug 10 be now due the estate OF
Mssdalsne Maupin. deceased, In the hands OF
her administrator, r. T. Hubard by ne fspoI, OF
M This coirt--more than two years having ELAPSED
since hts qualification also AL the resi- ana iesi
due OF the estate OF the said Msgdalene Maupin, ue
.sss snd dssiS,bYtess OF Magdalsne Maupin. de.
ceased without radng bonds being reaa sae9 OF OF
III. 49, 10 10 nuhsbed once week, FOR four sue
ccssiys weeks, in Che Richmond Di:pafch news -
pa per, and another copy 10 be posted W
law. copy-Iesn'. rovprs Clerk
R,T,HrBABp, Attorney. ~ s~A""AH
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Two men and two women, supposed TO
be detachment Of the "salvation Army
which arrived 10 this country from England
several months ago, Visited Characteristic
tue past week.
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The Georgia GubernatOrial Dead
Lock.

ATLANTA. August six ballots were
taken to-day for Governor in the Demo
cratic State Convention without nomina'
ton. At the twenty-fifth ballot there was
no change Ia the result, and the Convention
adjourned until Monday.
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WHEAT White, 80 bushels common at S1.03
1874 bushels very good At ~ .l4-totai, 1886 bushels.
Red, 278 bushels good Lancaster at Sl.l5; 26
bushels good Lancaster at S1.14 ia bushels good
Lancaster at Sl.l3; 2l2 bushels good Lancaster
at 81 10; lao bushels fair Lancaster at Sl.10: 40
bush.l. common mixed at Sl.03; l40 bushels good
mixed at SI.lO: 1,l46 bushels very good mixed on
private terms; IL bushels very good mixed at s1.1
"a bushels prime FultZ at $i.l0; 30 bushels very
good Fuiiz at 81 co. 1886 bushels good Fuliz al
$I.OS; 344 bushels good FuliZ al tl.07; 1872
bushels good Fuz al s1.06; 116 bushels fair
Futz at 81 .05; l ,692 bushels far Fulz at slO3
10 bushels common Fuz at 81; l06 bushels
common Fuliz al 90c. 26 bushels common fu'tz
at 75c. so bushels good Fuz on private terms
total, 1884 bushels.
CORN White, $50 bushels very good at 56c.
Mred. go bushels very good ON private terms-to-
tai, 430 busnels.
0ATs.-i46 bushels very good spring on private
terms.
YE-2o bu,hes good at zoe.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-08
POLITICAL.
.rhe Democratic Victory in Alabama

MONTGOMERY, August 7.-Returns con-
tinue TO show that the Greenback State
ticket, endorsed by the Republican commit
tee, was unknown in most Of the counties.
The Democratic vote is unusually full on
account OF the contests attaching to the
county Offices. The Legislature VIII be
almost solidly Democratic, and all the Judges
and chanceIlors the same. The Democratic
majority on the State ticket will be fully
10000.