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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-11

RICHMOND, York RIVER AND oHEsPEAKEI
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
y TAKING EFFECT JANUARY 8, 1880,
PASSENGER TRAINS.
800 p. VI. Leave Richmond daily except sum
dayl. connecting at West Point on
TUESDAY, THURSDAY. ana SAT-
URDAY with steamers for all land
ings on the York river ana ior batl-
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS.
$50 A. M Leave Richmond daily Except sun.
lO.O0 A. NJ dayl. connecting at West Point with
A0''' steamers for Baltimore on MONDAY.
TUESDAY. WEDNESD y,
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY !;
with steamers for New York on
MONDAY WEDNEsDAf, ana
dence and Boston on TUESDAY and
FRIDAY.
PASSENGER TRAINS.
lo.oa 4. NJ. Arrive at Richmond daily Except
Snndayl, connecting at West Point
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SAT-
URDAY with steamers from Bali'
more.
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS.
3:55P. MI Arrive at Richmond daily except
500 4. Ms sunday, connecting AZ West ROM
with steamers from Baltimore, New
York, Providence, and Boston.
sotransfer OF freight at RicnmoRd to or from
southern points. Cars run through between Atah~
Careful handling and dispatch, with lowest rates
ss Tbronsh bills OF ladlng, with guaranteed rates
i.sned 10 All northern and western points.
For in formation, apply at Once OF the company
Twenty-third and Dock streets, Richmond, Va
oc4 ~ T. DOUGLAS. SnDerintendent
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BY W. j. Tricc, Auctioneer.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND
~ IN GOOCHLAND COUNTY.-Iy virtue OF
decree Of The Circuit Court OF GoochIand county
rendered on The 18th day Of May, lsSO, IN me
chancery suit therrir pending under me general
style OF Ellis &C.. Martin. &c. we or elther OF
u.s. the under igned, special commissioners lhtreny
appointed, will sell, on MONDAY me lotn OF Auc
gust 1881 County faNl. at IL M IN front OF
the court house door. at GOochand Courthouse by
suction to the highest bidder. all that certain
TRAC,T LOT. or PARCEL OF LAND lying and
being in the said county. and containing leO
ACRES more or less, and bounded by the lands OF
William willis. deceased Price Fray>,r. dectasel
ana Others. IL being the land now owned ana 0ccu-
med bv Robert W. Martin. This land hes near Man
kim in the lower end of the county, and has some
improvements on H. -. . 100
TrRMS: 500 cash: residne on a credit OF one,
two ana three years I'm bonds of The purchaser
with good ersOnal security. in equal instruments,
with interest at 6 per cenlum Uer annum from Gay
of sale till paid, and Tile retained t All tht pur-
chase money T. paid. But If the purchaser elect 10
nav one third i'm cash. personal security WI he dis
ne;,sed with a, TO residue. JACKSON GUY,
' W. W. COSBY,
A. n. LEAkE,
Special COmmiS sionerS.
". j. TRgCE. AuctiOneer " *2-Ihsw
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By Jas. Macdougall, Auctioneer,
(E. u. Cook. Saiesman,)
No. 10 Governor Tor Thirteenth) street.
COMMISSIONERS SALE
" OF THE
VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY
KNOWN AS
THE MANCHESTER PAPER-MILL,
TOGETHER WITH
ALL TIE MACHINERY, FIXTURES, &C,
AT AUCTION

The undersigned. special commissioners Of the
Chancery Court of the city Of Richmond in the
sut therein depending under the short lille of Fair
banks u.s. Wortendy Ike. &C., will offer for sale at pub
lie auction, on the premises, on
TUESDAY, AUGUST "a, 1880,
at O'Clock 7. NJ, by authority of decree IN said
suit entered November 20, 1879. The property
known as the MANCHESTER PAPER-MlLL-
that to say, the interests OF all parties claiming
by. through. or under the lease n ON the town OF
Manchester 10 Robinson 4 Fairbanks, together with
ALL OF THE MACHINERY and FIXTURES.
and ALL OF THE RIGHTS. PRIVILEGES,
EASEMENTS. AMI kPPURTENANCEs, BUILD
INGS. and IMPROVEMENTS thereto belonging, or
In aDywise thereto appertaIning.
TIE TERMS OF SALE VIII be Tor caSn Is 10 sc
much as may be necessary 10 pay the eApehses
thereof and The costs of suif and also To pay on ana
discharge the sum Of Sl4,950.6O, with interest
thereon from the LIST day OF March, 1870, AT The
rate of per cent per annum; The residue III tqual
inslalmens at six, twelve. aud eighteen months re-
spective,y from the day OF sale, with interest added
to each at the rate OF per cent. per aDnum from
The day OF sale until they shall mature respectively
the purehas give his notes for the deferred pay
ments and the title TO be retained By the Court
until full payment Of the purchase money IS made.
JOHN HOWARD.
THOMAS II. WALLACE,
CHARLES u. WILLIAMS.
Special Commissioners.
sale conducted by oAs. MACDoUGALL, Anc-
tiOneer. gu
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RIcHMoND BAZAAR EE
Nos, 1888 AND 144O FRANKLIN STREET.
THIS DAY al ! o o'clock we will sell-
A registry OF TWELVE YOUNG, SOUND. ana
PERFECTLY RELIABLE ANIMALS, 10
which The attention OF those In want Is par
tjcuisrIy asked. as the list contains some really
AT SAME TINT,
Our usual assortment oil. BUGGlES. PHAETONS,
ROCKAWAYs, &c. In this department may
lie found the latest designs, ana. as we sell Tor
none but best ,,r,n, 10 h. pnresen,
our sales usually commence with VEHICLES.
1 SECONDHAND TOP BUGGY;
/ SECONDHAND DUMP-CART.
JOHN u. DAVIS, Proprietor
T.. u. Cook, Salesman. auI
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DICHMOND, YORK RlyERerrNsI
HAND CHESAPEAKE Afro AID. s2ak----2ks

AtAND m r - ~ 49,. - - ~ - fs--T- -
TIOS COMPANY, 80.
ThrOugh-frelght route between Richmond a.
sn Boston, Providence aud ~ New EngAnI cltl.s.
steamers leave " EST POINT VA. on each
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY az ~ noon con-
aectIny with trains from KICHNOSD -.
STEAMERS arrive at WEST POlNl on eAch iurS-
DAY and FRIDAY
Direct shipments from Boston ctd Boston aud
Providence Railroad piG West Point. Va.
II. T. DOUGLAS, Superintendent.
Y ID. GRONER, General Agent. ApS
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YRFIliIIr.
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIP e ~
IT, -1~slsa A.
AGENCY,
500 MAIN STREET,

rerresentng ibe following Grst-clss ocean-stclin-
ship lines: O. NARD. lNMAN. ALLAN, AMhki-
CAN. WHITE STAR. ANCHOR. NEITHER
LANDS-AMEKlgAN. HANBU RG-AMERICAN,
NATIONAL, NORTH GERMAN LLOYD, RED
STAR. - .
FIRST-CLASS, SECOND-CLASS, STEERNGE
Tickets To and from all points Ia Europe AZ lowest
rates. StalerOOms secured IN advance.
Excursion tickets Al reduced rates.
Railroad aud steamship tickets o. al points To ne
United states and Canada
Passengers and baggage called TOR. Baggage
checked To destination,
Rates same az AZ depOts aud general offces y the
lines. Ne IA 3ml \. W. bARbft.
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CUTICURA REMEDIES
FOR SKIN, SCALP, AND BLOOD HUMORS,

are prepared by WEEKS & POTTER, Chemists and
Druggists, $50 Washington street, Boston; II
Front street, Toronto, Ont. ana SHOW Hiii. Lon
don: ana for sale by all Druggists Ir1ce OF u
tanning Two and one half times the quantity OF
small 81. REsoLvENT, 81 per bottle. CUTICURA
MEDICINAL TOILET SOAP, rs cents. CUTICURA
MEDICINAL SHAVING SOAP. rs cents; III bars, foi
BARRIERS and large consumers, so cents
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AUCTION sALEs-Future Days.
A TLANTIC, MISSISSIPPI AND OHIO
RAILROAD COMPANY.
FORECLOSURE SAL r..

CIRCUIT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
FOR THE FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT AND
THE EASTERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.
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By Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. lib Main street.

VALUABLE BRICK STORE AND
Y DWELLING AND EIGHT BUILDING LOTS
IN FULTON FOR SALE BY AUCT,ON.-By re-
anest of The owner, Mr.. r. Gundlach, We will see by
auction, on the premises. on
THURSDAY, AUGUST IL. 1850.
STORE. DWELLING. and LOT. 3exl4O feet, cor
nrr Louisiana street and Williamsburg avenue
FOUR LOTS, 30Xl40 feet each. on Williamsburg
avenue adjoining the above; TWO LOT 3OXl0O
feet each on Louisiana street corner Fulton street
and TWO LOTS, 30xl00 feet each. corner orleans
and Fulton streets. THIS Is desirable property IN an
Improving locality. and an opportunity Tor prohta-
BILE investment will be afforded those who attend inns
SALE
TERMS: Liberal and made known at sale.
an 10 RICHARD-ON K CO., AuciiOneers.
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ROCKS. STATIONERY. de-
NRATTAN'S REPORTS.

ERATTAN'S REPORTS.
VOLUME so, containing cases from July IT,,
1879. 10 February 10, $780, Price, SO, or $50
by mail.
LAW and MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS-new aud
od-for sale on the best terms at
RANDOLPH 4 ENGLISH's
au 4-d&w Bookstore and Bindery.
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NOR CID POINT, NOB-f rTI,s
FOLK, AND BALTIMORE
GREATLY-REDCCED RATES.
ONLY SOC. TO NAY-LANDINGs.
ONLY $I.5O To Old POINT OK NORFOLK.
ONLY $3.50 TO Old POINT or NORFOLK
AND RETURN.
ONLY IA TO BALTIMORE.
VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT CoMPANY's JAMES
RIVER LINE.

The splendid iron steamer ARIEL leaves isirl-
n,ond every MONDAY. WEDNESDAY. aud FRI
DAY at q 4. VI. for regular landings on Jline,
river, Old Point. Norfo'k. aud Portsmouth, c.n-
Meeting every & IN At Od Point with the splendid
Ray-line steamers tor Baltimore. which arrive ia
f time for , A. VI irain from Baltimore %
PHILADELPHIA, New YORK. and Boston.
Through Tickets on ,ilo on steamer, aui ~ Car
bcr's Agency. s26 Main street. and 1i- te checked
through.
FREIGHT
Freight received daily f0r norfolk. Portsmouth,,
Washington, -. e.. Nrwbt rnc. Washington. ard
TarborO'. y. G.. aud an points 100 Eastern Norm
Carolina: also for Eastern shore az Virginia. u amp
ton. Old Point. and all regular landings on James
river, al LOWEST RATES, and through bins IS
sued l. y. lAllh
ivI3 superintendent.
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COIRT ORDERS.

NIRGINIA.-IN THE CLERKS OF
Y FTCE OF THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TIE
| CITY OF RICHMOND, AUGUST Z, 1850. IN VA
4. +. Harvey and Thomas y. Jones, partners under
the Grm-name of Harvey ~ Observation-Disclosures
ID. f. Farlest and T. G. Lcake Def ndants.
The object Of this suit Is TO recover OF thc ceehd-
ants The iuln OF slIji.12 due by two notes.
And affidavit having been made ana MED mat me
defendant d. +. Earnc.t, T. non resident OF this
| state he is redu red TO appear here within one
month after due publication hereof aud do what is
necessary to protect his interest in this sult.
q '0'' ALFRED SHIELD. CLERK.
WILLIAM ELLYsoN. pa. an 8-Su4t
VIRGINIA.-AT A COUNTY COURT
Y CONTINUED AND HELD FOR BuCklNG.
HAM COUNTY, ON TUESDAY TIE 18TH DA
OF july, lsS0.-On motion OF Hamilton Maupln,
a egaiee of Magdalene Maupin. deceased II Is or
dered that the creditors OF Ma2daleue Manpin' de:
Rtre On $40 ss and show Vac cause
If any they can, why the balance Of twelve
hundred and twenty dollars ahd ioI ,. ne
cents appealing TO De mcT u,e tb te hands Of
her administrators r. Il. HUBBARD, by The report OF
his accounts such administrator. u et IN the once
OF This court-rcre than two years having elapseu
slnce his nuafcatiOn-and also all the rest and resi-
due OF the estate OF The sad Magdalene Maupln' De
ceased shall not be paid ana o,nNered 70 ane Ieta-
ceased without refundlng bonds being required OF
them Aud the clerk Is directed to cause copy OF
cessiye weeks, in the Richmond Dispatch news
paper and another copy 10 be posted according to
law a 'Op'- PA FORBES. Clerk.
TT. HUDARD. Attorney. ty 22-law4w
VIRGINIA-IN LOUISA CIRCUIT
Y COURT, CLERKS OFFICE JULY %, 1850,
Ella y. Ealy, Jeme corert, suing by NJ c; Butler.
her next ''"''n'
against
Thomas W. Eay ..........'''''''''''' Deienu"h''
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SKIN HUMOR

on FACE, HEAD, AND PARTS OF BODY
HEAD COVERED WITH sCABS
AND SORES.
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commentator,

Compensation.
Thr Poet sings on The plain.
The Tracer tolls IN the mart;
orc enyics The Others gain.
One stares az the others Art.
Yet each one reaches bis goal,
And the Critic sneer M they pass,
Ard carh OF The three IN his soul
"o"'''' '"' ERRr HARTg.
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DILL ADELPHlA, klCh- <SxfE
il MOND. AND NORFOLK STEAM -1A.~.1-T
RIVER AND THE EAST VIA fALL Nv ~ IN.
THREE TINES A WEEK.-ypu firtlsi esSis
t!se the steamers OF this iine VII me- vvsnAy
THURSDAY and SATURDAY, and ElxhAl non.
eyery TUESDAY, FRIDAY, and 81 MAI SV s,
meeting at Pniladelphia "i'h Clydes Ne" ELK '""~
Line for Fall River. ,.,-., ,,t,pArri-pEs-
| QUICK TIME-FREQUENr DEFA"i' MO
| LOWEST RATES. ,,.Sp
fie'H"' JAGEs W. MCCARRlth!
| General Sou' .ern Agent Eiceno.SS' -
WILLIAM L. CLYDE = -,
| .o2s No 10 South WharSes, PniAi,.tu pms
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MD DOMINION STEAMSHIP fNYR
" COMPANY. -ne9su

This company viii dispatch one OF their sp,snGit
steamFrs-0LD DOMINION, WHANOhF. nAN-
HAITIAN, ISAAC BELL, and RIO ltho ~
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY, and SUNDAY Al
hlgh water. - -. -,
ships gong north land At Pier 81 North rlF,l
foot of Beach street >uips coming south SAN RON
pier a. Nor.h riyer. foot Of Christopher street
These ships are entirely new, and were bulii eA-
They iSye splendid saloons, stSDe-roozs' and osA
rooms ...-..o.. a.. a.,
The fare, accommodations, and attentions are u
cabin fare to New York, Ella s;eerase' 20 .A'
ts. n ,.uv
rre,gnts for points beyond New YORK forwArcea
nth dlsnstch and no charge made except scIaa ei'
penses Incurred.
For further information apply %
GEORGE W. ALLEN Co, AGENT,
~t- a - Nfh
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,sovsRxoR HENDRICKS GIVES His OPINION o'
uAIsrgAD--wHY THe LATTER WROTE hAsf'
fNew Work Herald yeSttrdAy.1
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William Butler Duncan and Samuel u. ". bar-
low. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 'i"''''''
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BELMONT COUNTY.
ST. cLAlRsvlLLE, October "A

ST. cLArRsvrLLE, October a.
Special 10 the TrtelHgenetr.
The following are additional returns
from this county:
Pultney Township-secretary OF State,
Townsend, Republican, 1850; Lang, Dem.
ocrat, 1888. Congress, Updegnf, Repub-
lican, l,l00; Charlesworth, Democrat,
1859. Clerk County Court, Emerson,
Republican. 1900; Darrah, Democrat,
lids. Sheriff. Hitler, Republican, i, i,O79;
Baron, Democrat, 1850. Auditor, Lee,
Republican, LOS; Cotfland, Democrat,
1913. Recorder, Hobbs, Republican, !, ,067;
Dixon, Democrat, loss. Commissioner,
Cope, Republican, 1,0S5; Erasher, Demo.
cras, l,OSS.
Mead Township-Democratic majority
on State ticket Of 100, on Congress l3i,
Board Oh Equalization 1888, Clerk OF CCdrt
1877, Sheriff 1872, Auditor l3O, Recorder
l25, Commissioner $50, Infrmary Director
$50, Coroner l24.
Kirkwood. State Ticket, Town send,
Republican, 263; Lang 20l. Congress,
Updegrati, 260; ,Oharlesworth, 904, Board
Of Equalization, Shanuafelt, 264; Darrah,
Sheriff, She Hiles, 27e; Baron, 100. Auditor
Lee, 25S; CotHand, l25. Recorder, Hobbs
26s; Dixon, 1876. Commissioner, Cope
234; Frssher. 22s. Infrmary Director
Bailey, 26i; Taylor, 202. Coroner, Gar
rrett, 264i Kennedy, 2oS. Republican gaiH
2.
coLuxBus, O., October 14.-chairmar
Nash announces that returns from oil the
counties except Licking, PickaWay, San
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New YoRK, October l4.-In the Protest.
ant Episcopal Convention Rev. DR.. knight
presented memorial Of the Free Church
Association, praying for an amendment Of
canon twenty-four to the effect that no
church shall hereafter be consecrated in
which pews or sittings have been sold,
and forbidding the sale Of pews or sittings
at any future time. In support OF the Pc
tition the memorialists submit that the
best interests of the church demand the
formal recognition OF these principles:
First-That our churches should be free
and open to all who may wish to worship
in them. -;-.r ...
second-That in them there should be
no distinctions on the ground Of wealth
or social position.
Third-That when they are consecrated
to the worship OF Almighty God, they
should in no sense be the property Of a
limited number Of people who have
bought their pews.
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n Indiana Yesterday rorehoou u


INDIANAPOLIS, October 14.-Additional
returns received this morning does not
change the estimate given yesterday on
the State ticket. Peele, Republican, for
Congress in the Seventh District, Is
elected. The Congressional delegation
Republicans s, Democrats 5.
MaxIpIcASr SHOWING FROM NEW ALBAYS.
NEW ALBANY, IND, October l4.-In
Harrison county Lauders' majority is 40s,
Republican gain 3o4. Washington county
complete, Landers, 2,349; Porter, 1,74o;
Landet's majority 500, Republican gain
over 1878 OF 237. City OF New Albany,
Republican gain 238. Floyd county, Dem.
ocratic majority 956; Republican gain, 81.
There was fearful amount OF illegal
voting by the Democrats in the country
precincts. Reports received in this city
show large Republican gains. In the
Third Congressional district, stockslager,
Democrat, Is elected to Congress by 3 con-
siderably reduced majority. The Demo-
Gratis elect the Senator In Floyd and Wash.
ingtou, a joint Representative in Floyd,
Clark, Washington and Harrison.
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RlyEu RECORD.

River last night 2 feet 5 inches, de-
cline Of a few inches in "a hours.
The only arrivals and departures yes
,erdsy were the Thanhsuser, Clarington;
Science, Parkertburg; Welcome, Marietta,
and Ed. Pope, from some small point be-
low.
The Pres Ellison continues her regular
trips 10 and from BeIlaire.
The little Ed, Pope leaves for Maiamoras
nj 10 A. N. to-day. For freight or passage
amply on board, or to Il. Seamon, agent.
The barge beached on the Island bar
opposite the lower end OF the wharf has
been removed.
Benson's Ferry has been sold to the
Morgan heirs OF the late Z. 6. Morgan for
ten thousand dollars. Mr.. j: B. Gauell
now has control OF the boat.-Bei'atre Tri.
bune.
There Is q suggestion Of poetry in the
autumn beauty and thinness-ot the
rivera. Aud the poet they suggest must
be Dry den. The MonOuRahela ia as thin
"A Sara Bernhart, and the Allegheny might
be taken for SarS's twin sisIeF.-Pitts-
PITrsBusoa, October IA River 9inchea
below the gauge and stationary. Weather
raining and warm.
CIScISSATi, October l4.-River 4 feel
9 inches and stationary. Weather cloudy
and warm. Arrived: Ariadne, Tenneaset
river,
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teraay-Be will Visit Vermont
PLYMOUTH, Mass, October 14.-Gen.
Grant and party are visiting various points
oil interest here to-day. Gen. Grant was
presented to the school children and spoke
as follows: 81 am very glad to see you
school children OF Plymouth. an glad
Of having an opportunity TO visit this his
torical spot. As often as l have been in
Massachusetts / have never had the pleas
ure before, although have been so near
to 1t. What has made New England
so famous? 1t Is what has extended
so many benefits through new States and
Territories IS they have become old. All
are getting TO have new England schools
all through the Northwest, and hope the
day Is not far distant when Il will be ex.
tended to all parts Of the land. When 1t
becomes universal there will be an end TO
our strife. wish to say, that nope sue.
cess may attend these schools throughout
the whole country, as they have come
from New England States. Further re.
marks were made by Governor Long and
others. Odd Fellows Hall was then
visited and reception held. !.
MONTPELIER, Vt, October H.-General
Grant will visit this State week after next.
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CHICAGO, October lS.-This morning in
pursuance OF call, cheap Transports
ton, convention was called to order in
Farwell Hall, over four hundred delegates
being present, representing the principal
Western States, Southern border and At.
lantic States. Hon. Matt Anderson, OF
Missouri,was elected President, with Hon.
NJ. T. Fowler, OF Nevada, First Vice Pres
ident, and others from Iowa, Kentucky,
Illinois and Michigan. Jonathan Periam
was elected Secretary. Discussion was
opened at once. and the points chiefly in.
sisted on were that the railroads should be
held to the strictest accountability as to
the manner OF conducting their business,
and that National legislation was nee.
essary to enabls the country TO get the
cheapest possible transportation at living
rates 10 consumers.
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rhnrlou weed on The Victory.

Special 70 the Cincinnati Commercial.
NEW YoRk, October ll.-Thurlow Weed
was asked what he thought Of the elections
In Ohio and Indiana, He replied:
"The victory in Indiana regard ss an
event OF greater Importance and benefit 10
the country than anything that has hap
pened since the surrender OF Lee. think
1t settles the Presidential question. It
shows that the avowal by Wade Hampton
and other leading Confederates, that the
South was solid, made go for the purpose
OF yindicatinH the principles for which
Lee and Jackson fought, has had the effect
Of making the North solid. The influence
Of this election will be very great In New
York. Interest now turns upon this State,
and, in fact, upon this city. Counties out
side of New York and Brooklyn will give
largely increased Republican mHioriies,
that can onlv be overcome by some gigan.
tic fraud in New York City. II the busi.
ness men who were in procession Monday
evening will give their personal attention
10 the canvass, no such fraud can be per.
petrated."
Ex-Governor Jewett express his opin.
ion as follows: "The result OF The elec.
lions in Ohio and Indiana will secure rs
every Northern State and Florida. II will
give us New York by majority Of 10000.
The National Committee has thought that
even in the event Of losing Indiana, Gar.
field and Arthur would carry New York
BY 10000 majority. The committee will
press the campaign with great vigor ir
New York, New jersey, Connecticut, Or
eSon and California; aud will caution the
Republicans everywhere to be alert and
energetic, with view OF rolling up The
largest possible majority. The canvass ia
Indiana was fought with the distinct un
derstaudiug that the result would settl'
the Presidential election in November
Speakers Of pronounced National reputa
ton will take the stump in West Virginia
Virginia, North Carolina aud Florida, ant
thus carry the war into Africa"
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BELLAIRE.

What makes Bellaire Republicans feel
particularly good is that they know they
can increase their vote and their gains in
November. Some were absent Tuesday,
several more were within few days OF
being twenty-one years old, and they ex-
pect some more aoppers.
Rev. Milford, OF New Athens, will as
sist Rev. Castor in communion services at
the Presbyterian Church next Sunday.
There is considerable disappointment
expressed on Gravel Hill at their illumin-
atoms being for naught, as the procession
did not 90 up there. 1t would be well to
have an understanding as to which
end OF town is TO be visited; for II is too
much to ask the clubs, especially visitors,
10 march six or seven miles, even II the
streets are in good condition. The First
ward was slighted before, and this time
had made extraordinary preparations.
TIE Saturday before the election, the
S0th inst, will be the big Republican DEM
onstration here.
A motto that was displayed last satur-
day, ave Greet Indiaua," has disap.
Capt. Nicoll was cheered by the clubs
As the oldest Repubi lean in Bellaire. 80
A gutter has been made SO that 1t will
be possible to walk between Forty-tbird
street and McCullough's corner in wet
weather.
There was no school in the First ward
in Mr.. Burris's room Thursday he being
absent from the city. 49,,
The dust that lies so thick on our
streets is only waiting for rain to be bot
tomless mud
The old slaughter house just above the
creek bridge, is being converted into
row OF dwelling housea. r. Q. F.