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Iseucouutered., There .was no resistance that
|borc any proportion to tho force that was
|nrenared to put it down. f,,1

ISencountered.y There ,Was no resistance that
|borc any proportion to tho force that was
|prepared to put it down. ....s g,1.
L r@j os& From The Herald.1
| We may congratulate ourselves that ats
itconseauences were not as bad as they
l;mieht have been, and rejoice That, the
|;tTfi1n1rh was neither for the Orangemen nor
|tthe Ribbonmcn, but for the Anne rican sem
[timent and the majesty of the law.
lsIjoktnc at the Orange brotherhood, or IN
,sstitution, 7as the members choose, 10 caii
we find it different in itsexperi-
Fences and history from the many associa-
tions pcrvading the country and the world !;
for, unlike the others, it conveysa a constant
menace to certain numerous elements OF
|society here and in Great Britain, while the
Ecolors it marshals Under and the music lts
EbaIrds discourse carry constant Insult TO
Epersons who, be they never 80 enlightened
sand disciplined by religion and education,
sarc ever sensitive TO tho taunt.
/ 'F T-I"C .fF.cm the world
Wfrile wo would not have advised the
suppression of the parade as m original
pro POSITION ave surely would not have
it after it had been once adopted
Iand proclaimed. Fit had been adhered to
,it would at least have had the merit Of sue
cess. Had there been no procession, there
would have been no riot; and we know no
good reason why the caprice of two hun
ldred bigoted Orapgemen should subject the
city to the expense of calling out ten thou-
sand militia to put down q mob which
would not have gathered without their pro-
vocation. The parade was inconsistent
with the public peace, and its suppression
lin bold defiance of popular clamOr. would
have had the merit OF q STRAIGHTFORWARD
ivigor which protects the lives of citizens
and accepts the responsibility and the con-
sequences. ..s. -....
IFroa, the Tr.buncl
For three days the manifestations Of the
Mwless intentions Of the ba>er sort Of Irl>h
(encmics to Protcstauts, but repudilted
wih loathing by Catholics,) had gone OH
unchecked, and had been encouraged by the
sympathy Of the Democratic leaders and
the deviIsh instigations of the corrupt
.Tammany press, and when on Tuesday the
CITY, through its police authorities, drank
that final cup of humiliation and performed
III official act of homage To the mob, lis ln-
sulent arrogance reached a point which ad-
mittcd no other remedy but that OF stern
and rcmorSeless force. Successive slrrcn-
der and dctilnce had bred by yesterday
morning a ful-blown spirit of riot. ....
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,,,;asa MEoRas b. HOLMES, not Bowles, was the
nm,,aer ,a +, OF the miniature ship in the DIS.

III, ,h' zee da'!ery is name familiar to every
~ .nH,h'a ioVer Of ine pictures, and In the superb
tpsc'mehs si or the Photographic art which adorn
40 mAi's tee visitor has such guarantee OF the
accuracy @nd nofsh which would be given to his
o"n picture that the temptation to order "ha,f a
u,.sn wen dome" Is almost irresistible. Lovers
y. .ils arts Wishing Eichmond should make call
conrteously received by the genial nronr,a.sr
lr. JOHN ". DAWES Burkerite 7.ine.
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TAX NOTICE.

NOTlCE.-T0 THE TAX.PAYERS Or
nnttndaHnE dHE ISWNSaIPS OF sTt;yK AH0E AND
:GiaMaAEAet,c.. :GiaMA. ,iHENRICo t.'UNTiss In VIZ; ,fE
TAX M and CoUNIY Levy fa1 Tor i All is Isl now due,
afv pursuance OF law that snail be- or one
WaiknIton. In S59at Pump, in Tuckahoe ana
Sa ana remain I'VE saceessIve days at each place,
Tnose tin tpSsS OF collecting stfd taxes and eyies
Of nis sSssssy saa and before the Isl
bills rs the law Dir ects and Ssat, aded 70 me-
township collectors for lcoleetion. :" o'es -
,b neIse G,s ,s can pay
between now and the lst VI scptsn Scs eps
may generally be found. "neFe n
" LILLIAN NJ. McGRrnrp
July 8. 1871. irasedett iixrasadettt.
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.-On Thursday
night Grand Chancellor Wade installed
the officers of Ruth Ledge, of Petersburg.
He had previously installed all the officers
of the Lodges in this city and Fredericks-
b,arg. The Order in Petersburg is in most
tlourishing condition, and new Lodge will
soon be instituted there.
Grand Scribe Hartman returns TO Rich
mond to-day. after an absence of tSo or
three days, during which time he has in
stalled the officers of Danvilie Lodge and
instituted new Lodge at Farmville. Next
week Lodge will be instituted at Suffolk,
and other applications are under consider
rfia ion
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TRAVEL TO THE SPRINGs.-OwiDgt to cheap
board, and round-trip tickets at greatly
reduced price, our people appear this sea-
son to be patronizins the springs on tne
line of the Virginia and Tennessee railroad
more than ever before. We learn that siX
or eight families of our leading citizens Win
leave this morning fox Coyners and the
Alleghauv Springs. We hope all our rail-
roads will see from this that to reduce fare
and issue round.trip tickets is 20 insure
travel. The proprietors of springs, too,
should learn that TO put board down as 10"
as possible Is the way to secure visitors.
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EXCURSION TO WAsHINaToN.-The ex.
cursion to Washington, announced to take
place on the 18th, and over the Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad, has
been postponed until the 24th, and viii 90
over the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad
This is the second, and will. probably be
the last, excursion to the Federal capital
this season. It will be under the auspices
of the colored Board of Benevoience.
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Picnic OF TRINITY SUNDAY ScHoo1
The picnic Of this school as Meuux's tIrn,
on the Richmond and Danyillc railroad on,
Thursday last, was one OF the most pleas.
ant trips of the season. The place selected
was q beautiful one, and the hospitality of
the proprietor unbounded. The party We're
very much indebted to the officers of the
Danyille road for many acts Of kindness.
All returned at an early hour, no accident
or unpleasantness having occurred to mar
the pleasure of the trip.
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SPREADING cur.-The immense crowd which
Io' months past have tbropgsd the store or the
siRGiSA TEA COMPANY has com Dpeiled them 10
.ake shc larger store at TIE c,rner above, former
~ occupied by Benedict & o., who have been
pought ou: by the Tea Company. With larger
eao.k ana An incre ssed numngr or clerks, thi,
popular 'use win be better abe 70 &C ;onm ,dats
tnelc immense trade.
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WE are requested by Gen. Anderson to
say-lest the remarks made by him i'll the
Council in condemnation OF the contract
FIR the gas0meter may be construed to re-
fleet OH Colonel Tanncr-that he stated in
the course Of his remarks that he attached
no hl1me to Col. Y. He adds that Col. II.
could not be blamed for making the best
bargain he could with the city if ne used no
illcgitimatc means, which had never been
altered,
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JOB PRlNTIEG.-N W call tie attention OF mer-
thaats, clerk. of courts. shcrifs, lawyers, rail-
road. steamship aud caua officers and agents, and
i others having orders for printing, to the faci-
tie, offered a. the HIsPkTCH PRINTING EsTAB-
LIsHMENT for the prompt and faithful execution
or all kinds OF Job Printing. Ne can furniSh ut
short notice Cards, Bill-lIvads. Letter-Heads,
Programmes, Bail Tickets, Blanks, Pamphlets,
Tags, Hand-Bills, Catalogues, Bills OF Fare, Show
6I!s, Checks, Drafts, &C., &C.. DC. Satisfaction
guaranteed. ..t
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ExcURsIoN PosTPoNED.-ln CON
sequence of d necessity for repair of the
steamer in some minor point, the excur.
sion to Norfolk, old Point, &c, On Inc
John Sylvester, announced for this even even
Ing, has been postponed for one Week'
The Sylvester will, however, make her reg.
1Ilar trip to Norfolk on Monday.
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Poor REWARD OF. GALLANrRY.-Mr. &.
G. WYATT, one Of the Committee of Arrange
ments for the First Baptist Church pic mic,
while standing on the platform OF one OF
the cars returning from Ashland, !nnsa saw aG 70
young lady's hat drop. He jumped e aei on to TO
get and did So but H. 5 tfSang a,se 20 apd fell
Ia lhe ground. Ills right arm anu leg were
badly 6l uised, and he had TO walk ill the
way to toWn--not less than six miles,
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We ARE requested to state that the ne
gro Joseph Basney, who was arrested We'd.
ncsday for Il horrible crime," was hired
by Il gentleman boarding. in the house, aud
not Dy the lady whom lie inSuted. A sis
ter Of the lady was with her ut tho time ol
the occurrence
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prpsov..11.-Cb;ef Of Police Poe has re

PERsoNAL.-Chief Of Police Poe has re-
turned from his bridal tour.
MIR. e. Nj. Alfriend, OF lhe Wilmington
IN. ca Star, is in Richmond, en- route to
the White Sulphur Springs.
Mr. Witt, of the White Sulphur, who
has been here tor several days, returus this
morning. He is the Springs correspondent
of several papers North and South.
Rev. DR.. Hose is preaching near Trevil'
lian's, Louisa county.
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A DEsPERADo.-A man by the name Of
John Gardner was received at the penitcn-
tiary yesterday from the county OF Rappa-
hammock, having been convicted Of house.
breaking upon two indictments, and SEN
teuced to be confined ten years. lie was
such desperate character that the court
had to send two men with him to Rich
ruon1
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ELECTIONS BY THE WATERING COMMIT.

ELECTIONS BY THE WATERING COMMIT.
TEE.-Thc Council Committee on Water.
at Il meeting held yesterday evening,
elected Wm. J. Riddick Assistant Superiu-
tcudcnt of the Water Works, j. z. Tyler
Of the Pump house, and
Alexander Calder Assistant Superintendent
of the Pump-houSe. Mr.. Tyler Is the only
new appointee. He was removed from
the superintcndency of the pllmp-house by
the military in 1867, and is now restored to
that position.
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THE SOUTHERN AND ATLANTIC TELEaEArH
CoAPANy, through its connection with the
Virginia Telegraph Company, is now 10
direct communication with StauntoD, the
wires of the latter company having reached
that place yesterday. zs.e
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AUGUST MAGAzINEs.-We are Indebted TO
Elyson & Taylor, l116 MaiHstreet, for the
August Nos. OF. the GALAXY aud HarpeJ's
Nagaztne. The latter has an interesting ar.
ticle on 'sThomas Jefferson and AH
Family"
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WrNrEspoc,c,,K, Coz Coxp. Nec,;o- -

WINTEgPocK Coal CoApANY-E Election of
ttacer5 AT Q meeting Of the directors OF
,he Winterpock Coal Mining Company,
hsid OF, yesterday, the resignation of Mr..
Frankiin stearns, as president, was re-
csiyed, and Dr.. VIM. FL. Gwathmey was
elected TO till the vacancy. The board also
ss,ected set Mr.. James r. Werth superintendent.
a,s aasse are the right men In the right place,
SUI, sau t1e company is fortunate In having
secured their services. -. >, =
varr NC soal raised by this company Is Of
reasn sTuRer,or T quality. and commands a
ties are g s,,i, an Inis market, whels its quail
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Neck ties, collars, under clothing. and eyerv-
thlps csc for gentlemen's W, ar can he nrccured
al low plces cf e. b. SPENCE L Son, IaooMain
sire. {. ...a..
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iHE MOST EELIGHTFUL EXCURSION OF THE
Sund4y school Will make an
cAcursiol 10 Norfolk OH next Wednesday and re-
iurn the following dsy. Tickets for tho round
"TRIP, ~; ch ldren uudes twelve yeus of age, half
price. d.
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WALSH &c REDpY win be ready carly next
OK I" receive visitors. Aod vIctors WIN nod
'nc young proprfetors always ready an oDiriny.
s'sil 70 The Chryst iArt Palace, 9.l Main st is
solicited -
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CITY GAUGER.-It was incorrectly re.
ported Yesterday that Mr.. l.. II. DAVIS had
been rescctcd City Gauger. The truth is
that Mr.. Richard Fox was elected to su-
pcrSedc Mr.. Davis.
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everybody should have copy OF The "vlsi,or,s
e'lce'" for sale by ELLYsoN & TAYLOR, llls
Main st, eet. - "
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Visitors to the Virginia Springs should examine
our magnificent stock Of new jewelry and diamond
goods. No"LAn So|
Corner Of Main aud 10th streets.
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LOCAL MATTERS

Persons leaving the city during rho s,,,,,
sseasen can have the DESPATCH mailed to their
address at SO cents PEI. month. payable in nd.
vance, - ~ .HrH3tzE t-T' -'SS.sA~ - N't Att
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Cal, and examine the rich imported goods an
rare styles Of new jewelry just opened at
howLAN Il co.'s.
Corner Of Main and 10th strees.
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For the best and che spest refrigerators, call on
GEORGE KLEIN, Broad street. His stock Is
large and prices low. He keeps full line of tin
ware. Give him call. ~.
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STSPPED.-On the 9th instant there WAS =,
~ brought under Suspicious cicum.1 ~ Ir,ye
aenoninaii3n, which we retained Ia order " naS "
I AZ 10 us proper owner. No spplca,tn syen
tmst tne owner Can get 1. by proving pfopert! NHN
ty IElw -','"'' LEVY BROTHERs.
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CoNvIcrs RECEIvED.-Wm. Jackson and
Charles Banks (colored) were received at
the penitentiary yesterday from DanVllle'
to be confined sixteen years each, Tor burg
Inrp
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sPEcLALTY-Reserve Biyideud Policies
'do"S' anu Orphans Rene1s Life Insurance
Company. t " JB MooRE. AsnnI
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You can make y,uc own soda wsLer On tic cars
or at pic mic II you sc: box Of condensed s1da-
water. Price soc.
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Al Inc noVe!tles In fashionable jewelry, for
summer wear, opening at howLAN Co.'s,
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"on't lo' get the place for summer clothing. r..
D. sfSNcE y soN always keep good stcck At
moderate prices. 3~'A ''"@A ~
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superb patterns OF new silver for bridal and
birthday i'f, sents receiving at EowLAN i CO.'S.
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ENysLoPES furnished and printed at ~, 4a.so,
1875, and ~ per 1000, at the Dispatch Prlatins
establishment.
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Everybody should have condensed soda. water TO
carry TO pic MICS. Price, Soc.
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cD"'ce new goods for bridal presents now re-
csiyins st NOwLAN & Co.'S. ,.
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LIST OF LETTERS.

IST OF ADVERTISED LETTERS
| rtMsI\lNG IN THE RICHMOND POST
.s,,s callmR for letters IN this list will please
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the Visitors Guide" for sale by ELLYsoN &
TAYLOR contaIus mater interesting TO every one
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No traveller should leave the city without box
Df W GODS condensed soda water. Price sec.
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T OST, on the 18th inst, on the hi'es
1 4 road fetw,en Richmond and Mandaln,
POCKET ACCUJEI BOOK. containing sgtns .,h,.
important legal docnmsnts but q, h. 2 sy.,e,f was
wrf ten j. n, Ssmpstn. TIE hnder Will De los
rally rewarded by leaving the hook and papesi sicS-
Or. +. b. Wafkirs's, 307 Franklin strse
mon5, or 1t Manakln, Goochland county, w.
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July 8, Is7
DESCRIPTIONS x PABrNER HIPS.

rO-pARTNERSHIP undersipned
I have this day formed Q c0-pa ytnerslip D, nntsr
the name and style VI CurTkkLL q BRuTIIEs.
rnS The pllrIose vi c0nduci ing GEN ERAL CoAi,
an aud W.,uI BUSiN Ess; and invite the attention
NJ their friends and shs pablo generally 70 thsir
snpniy VI ClGYec HILL xad Anthracite Coal, Coke,
AMI Itak and Ptue w ood, ~ their yard, sos Basin
hank. bttween 9Th aud Ieth ssxeets.
0sAA' - =. GEpR9E ". C0rck9LL,
.. formerly with e. II. Costreu.
-sss.a sAHTJEL Ii. CuTrRELL,
,,,a.e,d,m ), formerly with Wm. b. Davis.
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rhrSscuTiVs;.Gov. ha Walker has appointed
FransH, n"pIs =. firth coroner for the county Of
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TSxECUTOR's NuTlCE.-AA persons
NJ having claims against the estate OF Lbe la.s
N a.. SLATeH, of thts city, WIN ~ p,e pn.sY.ent.
= ~ is- &c - ALEX. WALkEh, rAesaiot.
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= *. d will be aold the property known "a j.
state Armory, Containing about stx seres '''s
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aUGTi0s SALES THars DAY

oo,h hASu9FToN Will sell at "A. NJ. al tbe
hor'e lot horses, buggy, harness, &c. ~ 'D'
W. 'uoLolA~s ~ssiil~sell t-s-P. d., q email, h-,.,.
tenement on -Dqyal sstrcet, near to urncS
avenue. oeh
Ii. mcSoRMICK will sell at 10 A. M. rur,,,u
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Isl OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
IL TliF MANCHESTER PO II % L FL +
il Ih 18Th, l-Sl.
Persons calling for letters in this list will please
-, \,!y,yti.r,l.',
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I,DST, srlsAYED, DC.

ctTEAYED OR STOL + n, from SE
= ronie, clio. near Manchester, on the ?a.h 5l.A.
Jane. c.aPALE-KED Cow, With white sp". oh
Tisiit shoulder and Two holes In each morn ., nT h
low To, k I'm e.ch ear. A ilbsrH reward WIZ W
maid for her resurn 10 -. GILMEk COLE,
pI,I sI5 ~, dx het =" '' sianches.cr Va.
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&,<sa'g AERSEFEs

WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED d.
~ EEtT through our arcnts 1.uhip's gen une
Fx'racte tFicnchI.' ouGr ayender " atcr slid
Fioiida Water, eIteHa Wafer, the imp. rted
German Fafina Cologne, NJ .w's English 100 b.
brushes tthe best mad j. lr. A.ury's Improved
Tooth -irunbc,, &c.
L. HAGNiR & c.. druggists.
jy Is -.:.h Corrcr 9Th and 3,oal slIei ts.
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~ ~ iE ss-~ ALEX. WALKER, EAes HIUt'
uoFF,S MALI EXTRACT AND
Id IIaR,G,S kXTHACT III FnEsH IL BEEF
Z. WAdNEK 6 CO., DragEisss; Es,.
(,HLORALAM--the safest, odoriess. ana
I non. poisonous dlsinfecisn. ios s'ss sf,.p.
Gc.-ior sac oy s"-. = Druggist.
: ~ ls-.ste 80 Z -------------
THLlXIR OF GEhTiAS VIII III, .r .as.s or
~ haoE Esom3,ai.s5 ws ircneii repsin,. Elixir ai.a
w inc Gf Pepsin. l.. Drp} gtssS.
DREsH GOSHEN BuTEEE. CO.,
IL W. S''s'TG S' sa1 0Sysdstssh
J I
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apTyR THE BATTLE.

Persons who went oyer the sceno of the
conflict immediately after the battle, report
that every shop was found to be closed ana
only few people Ventured OUT 10 see II
.iye the wounded assistance. AS the news
of the bloody battle spread through the c'ss,
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/ ANDhETH'S TURNiP SEEDS JUST
L rcc' ivrd. L. WAtkEF 4 CO..
,yB- "* DrdYgtsts.
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carried rapidly from mouth to mouth, ,c
made more than excitement. Men talked
to one anotherain short sentences, 1Wseal
white lips. - =.
An eye.witnees informed the reporter of
the Horld that the first shot fired 1T the
corner OF. 9th street was fired by an Irish
man standlngby hisside. The bualetstr'sck
one of the soldiers A. German woman,
watching the approach or the procession,
waved her handkerchief as the Seventh was;
passing. An .Irishlnan walked up to her
and blew her brains out with pistol. A
girl of twelve was killed at this point, but
whether by the rioters or the military IS not
known. "-'- * --s3 J.. - ~ ''l'''' ''"I'r'
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-10-26

The Toledo Blade after comment
ing upon the probability that there
will be a new party next year. formed
out Of the debris of the Democratic
party and malcontented Republicans,
says:
"The Republican party will have
its hands full when this new party
shall be drawn up ia line Of battle, if
our antieipations be correct. But we
have no occasion for fear. Our
strength is in the justice Of our cause
and the wisdom and fidelity which
has marked our course. We must
close up our ranks, heal all dissen-
sions, and assert our principles with
renewed courage and yigor. We
must make sharp issues with our ad-
versaries and defend them with per
inacious conrage. The concessions
which the new party must make to
the malignant elements which have
put the nation in such deadly peril
must be such as to cause the patriotic
people of the country to distrust it
and resolutely 10 contend against
it. Let us stand for the right and
the combinations formed against US
in the future will be as certainly over
come as those we have fought against
in the past have been.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-10-26

The New York Tribune publishes
letter from correspondent at Co.
lumbus who, it says, is wise and well
informed, in which this statement is
made:
sit is well known that Gen. Moves
was not the Presidents choice. He
wanted Ben. Wade nominated, as
an Endorsement of his Santo Domini.
go policy, and for that very reason
the convention would not nominate
him, and chose man who had no en-
tangling alliances with the White
House. The electioo does not fur
nish any indications of the drift of
opinion in Ohio on the Presidential
question"
The Washington Rea2u5lican thus
refers to the assertion that Mr.. Wade
was supported,by the Presidents in
fueuce:
1t is not true that tie Presi-
dent desired the nomination OF Mr..
Wade. He never expressed pre-
ference one way or the other. and no
one was authorized to speak for him
on the subject
The whole truth would not be stat
ed, unless it was also added, what was
proved by the experience of many
speakers in various parts of the State,
that no heartier applause was evoked
than by the mention of Gen Grants
same and services The truth of his
tnry demands that this fact should be
knoWn.-C Gin Gazette