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IMPORTANT NOTICE TO
L
CONSUMERS OF DRY GOODS.
ALL RETAIL ORDERS AMOUNTING TO 500
AND OVER DELIVERED IN ANY PART
OF THE COUNTRY
FREE OF EXPRESS CHARGES.

HAMILTON EASTER & SONS
OF BALTIMORE, Md,
in order the better TO meet the wants OF their re-
Tall customers at distance have established
SAMPLE BUREAU, =,
and will upon application, promptly seno py mari
fun lines of SAMPLES OF the \ EW ESI AM
MOST FASHIONABLE GOODS, or Frehcli,
English and domestic manufacture, guaranteeing
III all times 10 sell rs iow If not u less prices, h
Huying our goods nom the largest and most cele'
hraid snulncturers in the different parts OF gu
rope, and importing the Same by Steamers arsGs
~ R,ltimore our stock Is ut all Tunes promptly
sInniied with the novelties Of the London and
Paris markets. r ,.o, .na ,nora M
ho .hts we are able and willing 10 sell our goods
y, ERON TEN TO FIFTEEN FER CENT.
lass PROFIT than If we gave credit.
In sending for samples, specify the Kind OF goods
a.sireI Ne keep the best grades OF every class
oT Goods, from the lowest TO the most costly.
orders una com anied by the cash Will be sent
C.. .. -. ,,,,,,r
are i'm yte 70 Inspect the stock in Jobbing and
Package Department. Address
HAMILTON EASTER II SONS,
1877, 1893, POI, and 2os West Baltimore street,
de d-Tu&Fly Baltimore, Md.
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Observation-Disclosures are

rt,HRESHING-M a CHI \ S.-We are
( misunderstanding the very best idEESnEhS
,uJ CLtA NEi.s, us well as PLAlS 1Iktsti-
Ks. -....., .
oar Thresfers and Cleaners are mounted "a
vince and viii d. more ana better work WIN lhc
came uower than any machine from I've NORM.
.rn.y were AWARDED The First Premium at }Ir-
,yiuit state Fairs If 1889 ana 1870. .ind are pre-
nIcr,,L wherever tried. They wilt lhrcsh, clean,
and sag the wheat, amt are fully warranted.
Wr have ON hand TWO StIbND-fIAcD MA
CHIMES that will lie !o!d at /; reduced price on
lIaeral credit or hired out 10 thfe.h on toll.
j. ". GAHDWt i.L CO.,
jul wlMlhw 49,! CurN street.
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MACHINERY. &c
MACHINERY FOR SALE.

HACHlNERY FOX SALE.
, second. hand tw,Ety-hce horsepower 5iEAM
hSGINE win n thirty five horsepower
Tubular boiler, in best orner, ,,,,1ura
l twenty horsepower i'oh n hr' IL
BOILER. secondhand, good Ms new ,,c,sE,
! new twelve horse power PORlAbl e H-N"N''
and BOlnEk; o,v,r THRILL Ar
BOILER; ,-,. ,,,,or pnpThTIE
l srcond hand tSelve horsepower oAs
aInEN FAN BLOWER, good as new;
. ,,WFH PUMPS, capacity 600 gallons per NM
MT In best working orGer ,.
, ,b,c, foot pORTk Bile Gkl>T MILL ktrench
Surr S,oDc5). In complete or"er:
. psirs PLATFORM SCALES, on wnteis'
! rOWfIt MuHTISING MACHINE;
. FORCE Pumps:
/. large COPPER hETTLE5 ,>, r,-t,,pu
II siz.s SHaFIlNti. HAhES ~. ttLLltS,
Devil anu q 80 WHEE..S ana variety
OF all sorts Of machinery. -.
All of which Will lc clos.d out al low lSu'e "''
accommodating tcriHs.
EiwAys or hand, :. good acsn' imcnl 81 .
.rpSJ ,aIt,;r,~ FEET VALVES,
- .'t,st VALVES BRASS COZ IL ) or all
GAUGE. COCKS, hhus,. ,r,,-,
>yATEI: GAUGs% .hhi.oN ltih'.
IsE t-Oil.I.G CUiS, OF "a n all KINDS
All gorss warranted OF ths bess maternal anu
Workmanship. .n,,,u~rn.
NOS 1922. ll2l, l42G, aGd l4?S Cary street
and hcs. l3 and 10 south 18th street:
iva Richmond, Va.
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BY Grubbs e Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street, between Main ana BANK.

rt1RUSTEE,S SALE OF A BRICK
ST5pE Am DWELLING ON THE WEST
SIDE OF FIGHTERNTH STREET; BETWEEN
MAIN AND FRANKLIN STREETS, AT AUE-
iri0N.-By virtue of n Jeed Of trust executed 6y
Wilson Williams and wife TO the late John y.
Williams and +. Nance, trustees dated letn ren-
ruary 1850. apd duly recorded In R1clmona .ius-
tInps Court office being thereto required as execu.
tor of said John G. Williams. who was the last
survivor of the trustees, will sell ut anctlon,
81 O'Clock, the property above described; emora-
cling TWO-S1OhY STORE and DWELLlNU'
with n lot o1 5-l2x395 feet r. ,,, ,r,
TERMS: The deed requires sale for cash, ont
by consent of the creditor reasonable terms OF
credit will be allowed. ,,.,,y
Executor Of John q. Williams, dec,d:
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, sucts. Nt
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COMMONWEALTH OF VrkGtNiA,l
TREASURER'S OFFICE, RICHMOND. J
~ rr,

COMMONWEALTH OF FTECESfA,}
TREASuRER's OFFICE, RICHMOND. )
GALE OF VIRGINIA REGISTERED
~ BONDS.
.sWhereas The Home Insurance Company or
1Iew Haven, Connecticut h. wing failed 10 pay tbs
Liabilities on policies OF insurance TO citizens OF
This State according TO the terms OF said policies
evidences In prof OF said liabilities being before
me ia suudry cases, notice Is hereby given. der
section stu OF H. ACT passed February 3D. 1885, that
IN the 18th day JULY, 1871. shall proceed 10 sell,
at the Treasury Gfire OF Virginia, four thousand
sayen hundred and lhirry-six dollars ~ 1857 OF
Virginia SIX PER CENT. BONDS. recently
aoth. 1s71 Tor cssh, tn pay said liabilities Of the
Home insurance Company Of Sew Haven, Con-
necst cut TO SAID citizens OF the State.
GEORGE RYE,
"Treasurcr OF the Commonwealth OF Va"
jyS- ct
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BY Grubbs & Williams,

BY Grubbs & Williams,
Anctioueers and Real iSstste Agents.
Eleventh street, between Main and B:.nk streets.
DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS IN
- MANCHESTER FOR SALE AT AUG
TiON. On MONDAY, 18th July, ut 81 O'clock
i. NJ, We will sell, upon the premises. LbT No.
255 on the plsn of the town or Manchester, SIT
uated At the corner OF Marlborough and 9Th st5.,
fronting l65 feet on 6'h street and running back
1872 fcLt l. will be sold In lots TO suit purchasers
its nearness 10 the Uanyi!e railroad shops and 20
the Manchester terminus OF the free bridge make
this property very desirable as All Investment. u.
It must improve in value.
TERMS At the sale.
jy Ia GkUBBS & WILLIAMS, AuCts.
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.U N A RID l. l N E.

~ u n a n ~ u l N u. S~TA
The British aud North American Royal Mail
steslns ships between New York and Liverpool,
callli al Cork harbsr.
RATES IF PASSAGE
By the Wednesday steamers, not carrying steer
age: ,,,, 40 -,
Fist Cabin. $40, gold Second Cabin. $50, gold
First Cabin TO Paris. s"ii
Return IlCkeL5. b'''
By the Tuesday and Saturday steamers:
First Cabin. $50, gold Steerage. *3o. currency
Return IlCkStS.... Wv So''
Storage tickets from Liverpool and Queenstown,
and ali paris of Europe, at lowest rates.
Through bills Of ladng from Virginia TO Llv.
erpOol, Belfast, Glasgow. Hsvre, Antwerp, and
other ports on the Continent, and for MehiteEra-
raneail ports will be Issued BIZ the Virginia
and FOkFIIN THROUGH LINE, thy having
NJ ade the .pecessary sriGns"mcnts WIN le ols
Dominic steamship Company to New 70 H. and
with the Cum ard Line hence To Liverpool, ~.
For rates, g., appiy to tie agents "i Tie oid
Dominion Steamship CompAny.
CHaS. G. FRANCKLYH,
Gener ii Agnt CuaaId Line.
o,,,, 'rh-nucb line jeA
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by Wellington Goddln,
Real Fstate E.xent and Auctioneer,
corner 18th ard Bank streets.

HOMMISSlO NER'S SALE OF VALU-
~ AgLH REAL ESTATE IN TIE CITY OF
kICHMpNn, ON 2OTu, BETWEEN GKhCE r.
AND FRANKLIN STS., AND ON ClIU RCi
BILL. AT THE CORNER OF L. AND 10Th
sTREETs.-By virtue Of Il decree OF the ChanceEy
Court q. the city OF Richmond, prOnounc ed on the
7th Jujy 1871, in the two cases OF GoOde, &c. vs..
Wynne. &c, and Goode vs. Herbert, &C., 1 shall,
In execution thereof. proceed TO sell at public
on FRIDAY, the 2lst Jut y, 1871, commencing at 5
O'Clock r. NJ, the following EALUABLE REAL
viz: That lot on the western line of Goth, between
Grsc,. and Franklin streets, 80 by 100 feet, win an
excellent brick tenement thereon. containing
eight rooms kitchen, &c. kfler which, say ut q
o'clf elk T. NJ that handsome lot, 60 by 100 feet at
the corner OF l. and 2elh streets with neal brlck
Icne meat on part thereof, leaving vacant lot OF
abo ut 10 feet front to be sold separately.
TERMS: rne-fOurth cash balance Ut \. =, ana j.
mor,Lhs, for negotiable notes, interest added, AMI
titi. retained till ali of the purchase money Is fully
paid and u conveyance order, d BY the court.
JOHN b. YOUNG,
iy Special Commissioners.
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FREIGHT OFFICE orJAs. Rlysn k.Co'
cpECIAL NOTICE TO6AS--I1Ins
SSHIPP BR3-freight forssl2zs--- -
Ivnchburg and the Southwest received ~ ms
a4,ns and forwarded bg canal without detention.
All freight coming from Lynchburg aud beyond
To Rich nond and points North VIII De promptly
Grwsrded II consisned 30 the care OF Canal Agent
~ ~ rrncbhnrS z, DILLON, Agent
~ ~ ~ On, 1909 Dock street
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YNsURANCH COMPANIES.


ToHN n. CLAIBORNE & CO.,
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE AGENTS.
OFFICE, 1los MAIN STREET,
Representing the most responsible companies OF
the country insure property OF all R'nds ID Guy
and country at rates TWENTY-FIVE 10 FIFTY
per cent. less than the rates prevailing IN THIS
city since the war.
PACIFIC INSURANCE COMPANY OF
SAN FRANCISCO.
FIRE AND MAXINE.
CAPITAL GOLD PAID UP...."..slOoo'o0o co
SURPLUS DO. .................... '2o8 %
Ioau1es all kinds OF property and merchandise
against damage by FIRE and the perils or the sea
at LOW RATES.
Deposited with Treasurer of Virginia 6 n nm m
limited States bonds. -.....'.$ ao,ooo w
Deposited with the Comptroller OF New ,.. NM ~
York ....................''.'.'' "
s,o,bbolders Individually liable under State law,
adding $40, 900, 900 additional security to the
nssea enuItably adjusted and promptly paid.
JOHN II. CLAIBORNE & CO.,
,v,a-an Agents.
CPECIAL NOTICE.-TO ALL PER
lS IONS WISHING ERE INSURANCE.: ~, ,,
RICHMOND BAN NRMp AND INSURANCE
| ,g.r Inducements unsurpassed by any safe COM
many, TO insure against loss by fire OF all Kinds
They ass their friends and the public to give
| them 4 call before mourning elsewhere
Consult your xn interest AVID insure with us.
0 r. B. sTAEKE, Gen'l Agent
J.B. DAVIS, Pres't: &c. o.,
| j. +. G.. POTTS, SeC'y. JS o-su
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OWING TO THE INCREASED PAT,
" HOMAGE to my Circulating Library and
second hand Book and Stationery business, ana
other reasons not necessary to he mentioned, 1
have concluded to discontinue the newspaper
branch OF my business with the. exception OF
Elchnoud daiIes) but viii still endeGyor, rs In
the past To furnish everything usually kept In q
FIRST-C;,ASs BOOK and STAIlOHERl ES'
TABLiSiiMEST.
iyl1-lwK w NJ. a. EDN AhDSs
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sst,,:.;..;;.s<y;.:}AS WORMS,

M t.y!.;Hst,;.:jA.r' NORRIS,
S,jKlgY S&VKh|u All, G&>lraL e"itEh1:s
yytT!ONnnY and PORTABLE yNG!&.'
,. hnd = tit, !. F. and ll.AswEX MILLS;
RClIIERS EOi,GINGG. C&STlNt,S OF iSt'I
or BRASS; MILL GEAklNG, &C..
ENGINES End SAW-MlLLS OF various siz@
always on hand.
I'D engines, &C., repaired and sold on commits
sor or exchanged Cor new. All othe, repair
promptly aud satisfactorily done.
S..;,t for desc RI ,;Lige circular.
40 VVt:.LIk.. i. TSEN1R g..
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STEAMEES.


CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.-ST
~ y..k SONFuI.K, JAMES nd Sss-'k
CHICKAuo MINY RIVERS On anu a:i"f
TUESDAY, July 18th, the fast and elegant Side
wheel steamer fALlSAbE, Captain CHAs. = EL-
SON, will leaye her wharf at koSkttts at $50 I
NJ. for Norfolk on TUESDAYS ana SaTUk-
DAYS. Returning, will leave Norfolk on " j.
NESDAYS and MO DAYS al 80 a. H., touch
inV at Kings MIL end Grove " harl, and all rcgu.
lar landings, going and returning.
WIN leave her whaTf st kSSsstts iSr hns ON
needing at CIV Point with the O'Clock train from
Peter burg touching at all the regular landings on
James river down TO billiards. Wharf anu al!
regular landings on Chickahomny. eturning.
viii leave Blnn's on fridays at $50 O'Clock
l.. NJ.
Freight received ut ell hours for Norfolk tnd
way landings on James river Freight for [ hicki-
hoIniny received only on " elnesdiys.
All freight FIR way landings must be prepaid
Fare 10 Norfolk, ~.
Excursion tickets to Norfolk and return, 70.
For further particulars, apply TO captain on
board, or to GEO. Il. CUkhlE, agent,
iyl3 A CURRIs & CO's.c 18th and Care sis.
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DRY GOODS.
GREAT DECLINE IN
~ arMNpp pYSa nnon

.-~s~- s>~-|>~-~~~>~~~~ -
NREAT DECLINE IN
~ SUMMER DRESS GOODS.
Prom this date forward We will aell our large
and attractive stock of
SUMMER DRESS GOODS
GREATLY-REDUCED PRICES.
Our stock is full and complete, consisting in
part Of
PLAIN and BRoCuE GRENADINES,
Full line OF IRON GRENADINES,
JAPANESE P0PLINS and SILKS,
WHITE and COLORED PIQUES.
CAMBRICS, LAWNS, and rERCALEs.
WHITE and COLORRD LINEN LAW No. "e'
Also, a full line OF
CaseIhERES LINENS and COTTONADES,
SHEETJNGS,
SHIRTISGS,
TAbnE DAMASk,
NAPKINS,
TOWELS,
HOSIERY,
GLOVES,
HANDK ERCHIEFS,
COLLARS, CUFFS,
LACE5,
FMgRoIDERIKs,
NOTIONS, &C.
psaut,fu, assortment ofLLAMA LACE POINTS,
\
very cheap;
ASIDE UMBRELLAS and PARASOLS.
JOHN N. WOODFIN,
iii Main street,
,,-,, Opposite Dispatch office.
lnON' MISS
THE GREAT BARGAINS IN
| Grenadines with SIX Figures;
| Grenadines with SILK Stripes:
| Embroidered Rareges at 2oc., worth CSC;
Japaucsc SIX Patterns, all colors
Black and Colored silks;
| White, Black and Colored Alpacas;
White and Colorcd plqucs and other White Gooas'
Linens; Cottohs'
Sheetlnga QuiiIs'
| Cassimeres: idGloves, &C.
Now is the time 10 buy the above goods ana also
REALLLAMA LACE SHAWLS,
| PONGEE PARASOLS,
And other SUMMER GOODS,
| CHEAPER THAN EVER
| r,u At Wn, THALIuME3 K sons,
| ,vr No COL Broad. corner 9Th street
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HHIpPTEG.

-Js
TSGn NEW YORK. Virginia afFss,
Hg St. Mnm ard PACKET Cs mpsny ss:ssk.E
1ea.nt stea nnsiI,p TILIIy, Capt ngEEiNo, viii
s feaTe her wharf q. POCKETS on FRIDAY July
IAN, 40 oo a;snJ nm 10 the hour OF calling.
oss annnnecsions and through bits istins given
e II sSnsh spa sa asssaIa sAa "' @"''
to EFT Ersossss rs: IN" meals and stateroons. extra.
fa''' 8. j. BURR, r5es't; i21 I'm, Main street.
p;S|. m,s T.Iss. ~ l2-a
Tog NEW YORK.-The Ga asgTa
Es ;r ;:ss,whs viii sail Friday. J"Iy ih, a.
O'clock Fssishdh 5ee s,gnea and goods for
Through, o, disn ~, To- all ponts--nor son
S.st and west. Closo connections paoe WIN 'o-
nara line 10Y ,cros Citations unsurpassed.
FasseI KS steerage, IS; roand-sr.p tickets 80.
sof freight or pasf5SSas;N 1e R. WAR Asen.
,r,or No. Governor street.
NOR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
wharf at high-lidc on SUNDAY NIGh n,o,.n,
Freight received FRIDAY, and up 10 7o'eicek
P. NJ. sATUkpAY.
For ssFIss Sf passage sPHfy BRETT &
JAMES RIVER sTEAMBoATsatsl
oYar65sA xsvWEA ! fM 1SnH sss 15p1's;
arscass route to New York via James r,yss sh9
Chesapeaks bay To Baltimore, ana from 'nehce o'
| rail- 10 Philadelphia and New YORK. s,o r,
Fare 10 New YORK. :........"....".Sta
Philadelphia. az
| &" ore..........''''''"''' oS
rxcurs.o av tickets to Norfolk andr
| o,,,,,a,s scii and baggage checked through 81
CARRIER Co.'S Express, No. s2S Main street, Az"
| IN hoard stei amer John Sylvester.
| yhe shove varied route commences iSeii csl~-
o,aiiI Ia tourists ana pcasnre-seessr en:h''hg
| ,nsm TO view iJuTCH GAP ann other points 81
| , ,nem IN lanes R!Y-R SY DAYLIGHT,
| "'e'@' J.. Il. TATUM, Gen'l Agent
| Jamts River Steamboat Company.
| Office, 9th and Main streets and At kockettS.
Il mo s-e
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THE VISITORS GUIDE TO RICHMOND
AND VICINITY,
Embracing sketch Of the city notices Of all the
principal places OF interest and historic note;
directory of the churches, charitable Institutions
and secret benevolent orders, and much other
valuable information TO the citizen or tourist.
The work is cmbellisled with an engraved title
mage an accurate map, and fine views Of the Cap
itol Washington Monument, Libby Prison, and
st. Johns Church.
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DE N VA! a1Sp TIE COMMERCIAL PAPER,

nS NmGoTIATE COMMERCIAL PArrER,
UBTAIN LOANS ON REAL ESTATE,
STD MAKE COLLECTIONS ON ki,i.
. CCESSIBL 4. POINTS i'm the u ilTED STATES.
lie has obtained the services OF Messrs. L. 1.
had long experience In the Brokers' Business In
this city, anu are as thoroughly acquainted with
the markets as any one In the state. He therefor
soIiciss the patronage OF the public, fully
that he can do rs well for them as any house In the
Jt
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OEE OF THE MOST SALEABLE BOOKS OF
THE SEASON
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DOYAL INSURANCE COMPANY.

CAPITAL .,............,...Sl $40, 900 900
DEPOSITED with The Treasurer OF Ea... $4,000
Insures all kinds OF PROPERTY or MERCHAN-
Disc III moderate rates against loss or damage
by lire. Losses paid promptly without discount
PhYTON 4 ELLEESON, Agents,
nv e-3rn Corner 18th and Cary streets.
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DR. WIN. N. WITHERs, u
FOR THE ~ ,
NORTH AMERICA LIFE INSURANCE CO.,
OF
NEW YORK.
Office lOl5 Main street,
Richmond, Va,
Opposite the post-otlice.)
Thankful for the patronage extended TO him by
the cltizens OF Kichmood, bPgs leave to Inform
them that from this dale he VIII conduct III COLI
nectiop with his insurance buslness,a
GENERAL BROKERAGE BUSINESS
FOR THE
SALE AND PURCHASE
OF
STOCKS, BONDS, &C., &C., ,.,
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THE ATTENTION OF BOOKSELLERS in
RICHMOND AND OF NEWS AND BOOK
AGENTS ON RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT
IINE3 Is PARTICULARLY CALLED TO
''i' D''-' BENJAMIN BATES,
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,s,.sas ANB STATIONERY.

NOW RE A d Y!
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~ ACi!lNE SH y 7.

Si.cAT Il kp,ti%GTJE,
MhCIILEESrS.
rIRELT, naTwErE F0URrcnSTIl and
FIFTEENTH STELETS.
kICnGioAD, VA.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-02-16
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111tttel.
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fuatsn ben naebsnon 8rtef etues bsprrasenbsu Rauf
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8x laltH ~ aAfH Dss1stlf1. Staetssett M.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-02-16

@ie lan9ten BET per Barfe an. Grau
8edje empfno ZEN Greuno ib,esMannes
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-06-23
Republican State Convention in Ohio

Columbus, O., June %. In the Ohio Re-
publican State Convention Wednesday, Gen
eral Noyes, in his speech accepting the NOM
ination, said the republican party had brought
back old relations; reduced debt and taxa
alton; inaugurated humane Indian policy
on the frontier; obviated the necessity for
standing army; introduced new epoch
in the settlement of national disputes by ar
bitration which had made us the foremost ma
ton in prosperity, and there was no necessity
for pinning its political faith to the democ
racy. The democracy has been compelled
to take the backward march to cover their
past political history.
Senator Sherman addressed large crowd,
Wednesday evening, in the State House
Square, reviewing the topics Of the day, at
considerable length. He regarded the dem
ocratic new departure as an acquiescence of
the enemy in the righteous policy and per-
Torrance of the republican party, but he
distrusted the will and ability of the new de-
parture democrats to carry out republican
principles so well as the republicans them
selves have carried them out
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-06-23
From Boston.
ARRIVED.


Boston, Mass, June %. Arrived barque
Charlie Wood, Cardenas; briggs Ida l.. Ray,
Philadelphia.
The National Musical Congress elected for
President John Stephenson, President of the
United Choral Socity Of New York; Cores
ponding Secretary, DIR. Eben Tourlie of Bos-
ton; Treasurer, w. +. Sheldon of Newton,
Mass, with long list of Vice Presidents and
Directors. The Congress closed its session
to-day.
The Executive Council and Nationl Board
of Trade, is holding meeting in this city for
the purpose of considering and recomme nding
project for action at the general meeting of
the Board in ST. Louis, in december. The
meetings are private, but it is understood COM
mercal relations with Canada is a prominent
topic discussed.
Albert F. Pierce, Superintendent of the
Stoughton Branch Railroad, died yesterday
from injuries by being thrown from a car
rage.
Boston, Mass, June 90. Early this fore
noon a fire broke out in the mandatory OF
Hicks Bodger, copper smiths, 81 Pitts ST.,
nearly destroying their entire stock, incu-
ding patterns, machinery &c. The loss is
estimated at $4,000; partially covered by
insurance in Boston offices. The cause OF
the fire is unknown.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-06-23
From New Hampshire.

Concord, n. H., June %. The unseatine
in the House of Mr.. Crowell of Londonderry
was done without opposition, as it was clearly
shown that the ratable polls of the town en-
titled them to only one representative. He
was allowed millage, and per diem to date
Most of the afternoon session was occupied
in warm discussion of resolution called VI
from the table by Bingham, for the removal
by address of Hon. Samuel Upton, police JUS
tice of Manchester, was finally referred to
a committee of five from Manchester ap.
pointed by the Speaker. Aresolution to re-
move by address the sheriff of Rocking
ham county, Cled Moulton of Hampton was
presented on yea and nay vote, and carried
Isl yeas to 1879 nays. The axe is now in
earnest being laid to the tree.