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MEDICAL.

The system needs renOvatag and strengthening.
New vgor must be infused in the digestive organs.
The Stimulating. Regulating and Tonic properties
Of Dr. Crooks Wine of Tar will give vigorous
vitality to these Organs. They must try 1t. They
will soon feel its influence, and must perseyere I'M
I'll the cure Is complete. Keeping the stomach
an.i Bowels in vigorous cOnditlos with DR..
Crooks Wine of Tar is the best defense against
all diseases. While ar. Crooks Wine of Tar is
the best remedy for all diseases of the Throat
snd Lungs, it is rot prepared exclusively for such
diseases. The rich medicinal qualities of Tar lt
"nnt0inS wO;di alone excite a regulating anu
strength eHng action on the stomach and Bowels,
aut there are Vegetable Ingredients of un-
@oubted Tonic value combined with It, which
"'u-" il 10 build UP the weak and de-
h:lit1tesl, yHpitiy restore exhausted
sfTP1i.li a. renii-e the stomach relax the liver.
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LUMBER LANDS FOR SALE.
ATTENTION LUMBERMEN!

The Lake Superior and Mississippi Railroad
now in successful operation from Saint Paul, the
head of navigation on the Mississippi River TO
Duluth, at the western extremity of Lake Supe-
rior, offers for sale large body of valuable
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Mill. and special rates of freghts made from all
the different locations for specified term of years.
For further particulars apply to or address
FRANK H. CLARK, President and Land Com
missioner Lake Superior & Mississippi r. r. Co.,
st. Paul, Minnesota. 42m3
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Lake & mississippi R.R. CO.

would direct the attention of all parties desiring
embark IN this business to the Lands above re-
ierred to.
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- 10 Miles the shortest from Ottumwa to ST.
Joseph
~ The only route by which through cars are
run between Ottumwa and St. Louis @s
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Pullman's Palace Sleeping Cars

Trains leave Ottumwa Station as follows:
o:3O a. NJ, 1:I5 II. NJ.
ARRIVE: ... ...r-
:25 II. NJ, 3:15 H. Nj.
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Macon, Quincy. Hannibal, Kansas City, st. Jos
seph, Lexington, and all points East, West
and South.
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evltable, and rivals kcpubiicanlsm III its
reiorms-it will begin to turn back the
triumphant career OF the latter. lt may
then be ylsiDiy, but 1t VIII not be actually,
the Democratic party.
No new party or the christening OF the
old one with l, . novel name, Will nelp the
case now. IL Is not 'he titie put the pIin-
ciples that are odlous. New parties, too,
are failures. Neither Tree trade, amnesty
to political offenders, nor the rights, OF labor
can galyanlze the opposition. The result
OF the recent elections assures q long lease
OF power 70 the Republicans. Let the
democrats take heart, however, rev
crumbs VIII always iail rom the ooaro.-~
l,H'to. Ffess. .s-,s.eh ~ r.etsu go,
"THE prudent man., saws tho autbor
of the Rook of Proverhs i.SoraSooth tba
evil and hideth himself. hut IN. s;,nnle nass
on and are punished. ), The marty has aI
last tossed the Tammanv Jonah overheard
into the raging. eno,lfnp sea hut hove
much better Il Would have been 70 sstake
time hv The Enrelocl J, and 70 have dona i,
season and done as q nrecont;or ,yhot bo a
10 be dome at last Rnt at tha t;,na ,uhan hon
this action would have been timely the
Democratic marty ranned tbe Woyl3 over
the knuckles and compelled # to let co tie
hold. We do NOT exnIt. We v,;eve and o Ia. %
ment. that the wisdom Of onr advice ;s at
last yindicated At such enormopS cost 70 the
Democratic nartv. whose interests t and nd
honor we have faithfully sought to , ,,rotect .s,
The fact that events have inst;f;eJ p'sJ re onlv
causes US to mourn over onnort1n;t;es los lost
and good advice reiected. ''''''''e'' ''''
II is too evident that tbe onlv bons 60 >
the Democrats Marty Is IN nnrs;,o p nop, tba tbe
course which tbe Wo5ld advised and advn. ,
Gated in 1865. We have paid heavy nenal- renal
t;oS Gov ova,.o;,;,,, s,,r,o p Icy Pona'
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LOCAL NOTES.

Weather delightful to-day. y
The Capital Square alanthus trees have
come to grief.
The county court was occupied with
civil business yesterday. i'sf
Annual meetings of our railroad COM
pancs commence next week.
The regular semi-monthly meeting of
the City Council will be held on Monday
evening. 5
The various temperance organizations
of Richmond are reported to be rapidly
gaining strength and vigor. %
The Legislature of Virginia meets on
the 4th of next month. So does the Con-
gress of the United States. a
The journeymen Bakers will hold an
adjourned meeting tonight to complete the
organization of a beneficial society.
Manchester is said to be almost unit
i'll favor of annexation to Richmond, and
steps have been taken to confer with our
city authorities upon the subject.
Carrie Cox, who has for months occu-
pied the county Jail on charge Of marrying
a colored man, was yesterday discharged,
the grand jury having failed to present her.
Fire Alarm boxes for the following
stations have been received from the manu-
facturer, and are now being put up. Box
81, corner Fourteenth and Main streets |;
80, corner Twentienth and Main streets I;
"a, corner Thirteenth and Cary streets 30,
at City Alms-IIouse.
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The sway of Tammany has been repeat
edly pointed at as proof Of the utter failure
of universal suffrage. The triumph of
moment the people actually and fully COM
pretended the iniquity of that rascally COM
bination, they by their votes tore it up,
root and branch. What was necessary !?
Only proper information. The fault, then,
was not in the people-in the electors
but in our public men and our public
press.
The masses need right information, right
education. That is the great duty of the
day--the great demand strikingly revealed
in the light of that election. More schools,
more newspapers, more means of instruc-
ton of practical order in the facts and
ideas Of municipal, State, and national af-
fairs; more instruction as to the rights, the
general and moral duties of citizens. This
need should be meta system thought ont
and wrought out into practice in every
State, both for children and for adults.
Avert the perils Of universal suffrage by
universal education.
They who would restrict suffrage begin
at the wrong end Of this matter. They say
"these shall not vote because they are ig-
norant." They ought to say: "These are
voters, therefore they shall not remain ig-
norant." Take votes from the ignorant,
and the wealthy and comfortable classes
find it for their selfish interest to keep them
from education. Make them voters, and
the same classes are bound, for their own
safety, to help educate them. And this is
exactly as it should be. We want to see
the education of children, and of adults
also, not only the daty of society, but a
necessity. Therefore, in our view, is un-
restricted suffrage the only wise, broad and
genuine Republican doctrine. Washington
Chronicle.
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sident 10 remove the malicious dsturbcrs
of the peace, or at least that he will stop the
disgraceful court proceedings, and send
from Washington committee Of candid,
intelligent, reliable men, who shall investi-
gate matters which involve the right Of pro-
perty-perhaps of life, and more than all,
the constitutional liberties of more than
100000 citizens. BY doing this you will
be the honored instrument, in the hand of
God, of preventing foul disgrace to the
present administration, and an eternal blot
ON our national escutcheon. For which
your petitioners will ever pray"
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SOUTHERN CLAIMS CoMMIssIoN.--
The Commission was engaged yesterday
upon consideration of the claims of the
well-known Armstrong family, originally
from the State of New York, but for many
years resident in Dinwiddie county, Vir-
gnia, near the city of Petersburg. Sew
eral of the younger members of the family
were conscripted into the Confederate
army, but deserted, and while awaiting an
opportunity to escape through the lines one
was killed and another wounded at their
fathers house by party under charge of
Captain Boiseau, of Petersburg, the county
conscript officer. The claims are for sup
plies taken by General Grants army, aud
amount to more than $4,000. Judge
Morton, of this city, conducted the case
before the Commissioners.
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PERSECUTION FOR OPINIONS SAKE
IN CAROLINE CoUNTY.-A Mr.. Tinsley,
from Caroline county, was in the city to-
day, and reports state of feeling in his
neighborhood not altogether in harmony
with the boasted peaceful and law-abiding
disposition of the Conservatives in
Virginia. He says that he voted
the Republican ticket in the recent
election, and since that time he has
been the object of menacing conduct on the
part of his Democratic neghbors. A par
ty of the latter boldly killed his dog in the
road near his house, and when renonstra-
ted with for so doing, told him that they
would shoot him If he did not keep quiet,
He is virtually an exile from his own home
on account Of these threats, and is here to
ascertain if there is any protection for him
against them.
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sirable medium for advertising candidates
for office in the next Legislature. We are
satisfied the applicants will be numerous,
and their patronage will be of value to the
paper securing it. Our influence with the
next Legislature is expected to be immense,
and we are ready to extend it to those first
advertising with us.
Our friend Nays election will be doubt
ful, unless he shows us the color of his cur
rency.
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. -
,hos i i may Drove w n troublesome There is M not
Kadealism enough left to furnish amusement
the House we shall have nearly three-fourths OF
ur peone y neal ar work noby ON the
home stretch. Well done. Conservatives II
when You got tony on your m legs yon made good time.
Inank ,a,, GOO the sla's IS saved .,,
nu' JaD''an''y speaAs ou' "o'snDo' ~
ahe enquirer, ana as cl'lzehs, interested
deepay IN all that interests the state, we
wcs,ia De giao 70 see .he great sai'a'oh i,i's
fe)olceu over Du' we Deg our ei''iiu-
sias'lc lriends 10 come GOWN from 'iic ex-
nitant heights where tney chant hosannas'
70 'he ac'ual "orA oi administering 'no
sosefhnien' " so.ase, WHICH lias con'i'ii'-
teo ns ues''illes 70 ''ieir .iaiius. o'ei
th's virginia - We i'liu y .o-uay y uoeS iio'
seem q triinng ma'.er, 70 pfoViae ior us
pressing necesslties. Whatever reckless anu
shallow writers and orators may say to the
contrary, the State as in sad condition.
Its financial and industrial development IS
not healthfulfy and rapidly unfolding. One
half its children OF school age, are de-
priyed OF the dement's OF education Inc
ruQeSI ana lurQBSL WiYs Intlr lanuS grow
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HUsTINGs CoURT.-Judge Gmgon,
Presiding.-In the Hastings court yester-
day Henry Brown (white) was tried for
forging check of $50 on the Planters Ma
tional Bank, and was found guilty and sem
fenced to confinement in the penitentiary
for five years.
James II. Brown (colered), indicted for
stealing 500 in money, the property oI
Mrs. Henry Stern, was found guilty, and
his term of confinement in the penitentiary
fixed at five years.
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ROSE AND HARRY WATKINs.-As
will be seen by an advertisement in another
column, our citizens are to be treated to
first-class dramatic entertainments during
the coming week, at Virginia Hall. Rose
and Harry Watkins, supported by we'll
selected troupe, will appear on Monday
evening, the opening piece being the beal-
tiful dramatic romance of ofKathleen Mavour-
neen. These popular artists will, no
doubt, receive hearty reception al the
hands of our people.
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'N '1esie vi tilC
Sacramento Union gives the following as
a copy of the paper signed by nearly $500
women of Utah, and forwarded by them to
Washington in October:
"Pethion If the Mormon Women-A,s President
Grant. ss T
''Honored lady, deeming it proper for
woman to appeal to woman, we Iatter-day
Saint ladies of Utah, take the liberty Of
preferrng our humble and earnest petition
because you are the wife of the Chief
Magistrate OF our great nation, but we
also are induced to appeal to You because
OF your high personal reputation for nobil-
ity and excellence of character. Believing
that you, as oil true women should do,
for in our estimation every wife should
fill the position Of counsellor to her
husband,) possess the confidence of
and have much influence with His
Excellency President Grant, we ear
nestly solicit the exercise Of that influence
with him i'll behalf of our husbands, faith
ers, sons and brothers, who are now heing
exposed to the murderous policy of clique
of Federal officers, intent on the destruc-
ton OF an honest, happy, industrious and
prosperous people. we nave broken no
conslitutlonal law, violated no opiigatlon,
either national OF sectiohai, we revere the
sacred constitution oil our country, and
nave ever oeeh an order-loylng ana law
of marriage to have been ordained by God,
and therefore subject to His all-wise direc-
ton. 1t is divine rite and not civil con-
1rac', anu neiice no man unaulnorized OF
uou eaii iesaliy auiliiilstef IN .his noiy Or
a,ila''ce' ., me oeile'e =. also n .ne Iioiy oi-
uie' anu ''a' oou a,u aicieh1ly ihstitute
liie oiueI ., piuialty OF wives, ana
sslcsloneu "a anu honoreu y ~ tne ADVENT OF
lne pas,oor "a tne woriu' whose p'rtn on tne
,io'nei 5lue mae "a tnae polygamous
lineage, AZ ne .es'illeu 70 LIS servant oonns
on tiie isie OF ralmos, saying, = am the
rooe anu ,'ie ohsprhs oi Davia. ana we
lol oniy oeleve, oec most assqrediy know,
.lla' iie Allilsn.y mas restored tne luiiness
q lnc M eSeliastlng uospel throuSh me
paGP'et ousepn or,l.n anu WIN !. .he plu-
iaiisy ~ WE. Ihis We accep. as pure
uis'iie l's.l'u.ioh. WIN US II Is mat
lel VI Sonscieiice, hhowlhg tnat goa COM
,nahaeu manu- ~ pnac.lGe uul lefrl.orial Jaws
NAM e auui'eIy anu icen.iousliess penai Of
lenses lenses .lle preach o. wncn subjects tns Oh
ie ,enue. " my anu h,npiisonlnen,' Ihese
Ia aws aio peme osseiy suosereeo " our
reocIai oii,cei9 Why, ai.er niiscrupuiousiy
mleselns 'ne ,, te'ii'o'iai oillees rom thelr
iesi'l'nau noiaels, ~ oiuer 70 carry
ou. ;s,, Sulo'ua, sole'ies, are suos'l'ut-
s das 81 marr;ane and SEEKING @ salreu bp t,oro
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DEMOCRATIC WRONG


No ELECTION IN LuYEyBURG.--We learn that
owing to some irregtlarity in the election at sew
eral precincts in Lunenbnrg county the commits
sioners of election have declined to gi We the GER
tiflcate to either candidate, and it is said new
election will be ordsred Dispatch.
This is decidedly cool, as all of the Judges
of election at each of the seven precincts in
Lunenburg were Democrats, and the clerks
ditto. Neither was there Republican
challenger, except at two precincts, nor
were Republicans allowed to see the vote
counted at but two Of them. Not satisfied
with this, a number of legal votes, we learn,
were rejected.
This action of these Democratic officials
was doubtless due to the fact that ''about
300 whites, to their shame be it said, failed
to vote" and that these 5000 whites" may
have the pleasure of being made to do what
they failed to do on the 9TH.
We do think Democracy in Virginia
ought to be satisfied with its fairly obtained
victories, without deliberately attempting
to steal the few obtained by Republicans.
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SHIPPING
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EOR NEW YORK.

F0H NE" YORK aIS
THE OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COM
PANY'S elegant side-wheel steamship SARA
TOGA, Captain CoucH, will sail on SUN
DAY, November ~ at O'Clock p. M.
Freight received until SATURDAY NIGHT.
Through bills of lading signed, and goods for
warded with dispatch to all points--north, south,
east and west. Close connections made with Gu
nard line for foreign ports
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed
Steerage. ................. 90
Round Trip Tickets ............,......20 90 90
For freight or passage, apply to
JOHN W. WYATT, Agent.
no 11-lt No 3 Governor street.
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Ne Blue Ribbons and Swindies.--A stranger
passing along Main street. will notice a Sewing
Machine, in front OF a small store, tied with a
blue ribbon--supposed to be the sign of sad
machine having received a premium at our late
fur; and he would be surprised to notice upon
close Inspection that it is the machine from
which BLUE RIBBON WAS PUBLICLY TORN tlurii
the fair, having been tied on without The sanc-
tion of the committee--no award having been
made for sewing-inachines. A SPECTATOR.
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES To-MoRRow. - -
We note the following special appoint
ments f
Methodist Episcopal services.-Rev. A.
Il. Miller will preach in the United States
courtroom at IL A. M. ssfas-' -
Disciples Church (Mayo street).-Elder
l.. Cutler at II A, M. and u p. M.
Christ Episcopal. at 4 p. M.
Elba Park.-Rev. DR.. Hoge at IA M,
Fulton Baptist. .--Rev. s. F. Taylor at !
A. NJ. F
Pine-Street Baptist. .-Rcy. A. +. Dickin-
son at ii A. Nj. and % P. NJ.
Sidney Baptist. II. II. Harris at
ii A. NJ. Rev. $. M. Provence at Z p. NJ.
First Baptist. j. L. M. Curry at
III A. III. The regular monthly meeting Of
the Baptist Sunday School Association will
be held in the First Baptist church at 4
o'clock p. M. Rev. Joseph L. Carter, of
Kentucky, at y p. NJ. fgg4fTSg
Grace-Strcet Baptist j. A. Chanl-
bliss at II A. M. and ~ p. M.
Second Baptist.-Rev. G. G. Biting at1l
A. M. and u P. M.
Leigh-Street Baptist. t.-Rey. J. b. Jeter,
ID. D., at | "A. M.
Odd-Fellows' Hall Mayo and franklin
streets).- ).-Rev. d. M. Henkel at IL A. Nj.
and q p. M. Subject at night: .'The Re-.
formation Of Luther"
Trinity Methodist. Monthly meeting Of
the Methodist Sunday School Society at -
P. NJ. Rev. John E. Edwards and others
will speak, and there will be other interest
ing exercises.
Virginia Hall Ninth street. Rev. John
Blenner at II A. M. Sermon to the chill
dren at 81 P. M. Services in German.
Clay Street Methodist. Rev. DR.. Lee
will preach at II O'clock A. NJ. and ~ p.
M.
Colored Methodist. .-Rev. NJ. Marshallat
II A. NJ. at the Thrd-Street church; at 8
P. M. at Cash Corner and Wesley Chapel
at n P. nj.
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THE CITY CIRCUIT CoURT-The Lar
yers' Cdses.-The case of Ould Caring
ton against the city of Richmond was yes
terday decided by the Judge Of the City
Circuit court. This case was brought to
test the legality of the license tax imposed
by the City Council upon the lawyers. The
court decided that it was competent for the
Council to impose such tax, but that it
has been improperly done in this case, mas
much as it was laid by a committee of the
Council, whose action had not been subse-
quently ratified by the Council in the man
ner provided by law. Leave was granted
the attorney for the city to file his bill of
exceptions, with view of taking the case
to the Court Of Appeals.
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DIET,

On the 10th instant. Mt ] O'Clock A. NJ, Mrs.
NETTIE A. HALL, wife of George 5. Hall.
In this city, yesterday, OF heart disease Mrs.
HANNAH BARRETT, in the seventy first year
of her age; native of County Glare, Ireland
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POLICE CoURT-Jusfice J. j. White
P,esidoag.--The following cases were dis
posed of this morning:
Thomas Carroll, charged with shoot
ing Isabella Angle. This case was
settled in accordance with the statute, ac-
cused discharged from the accusation, but
bound over for twelve months to keep the
peace, in the sum of $500.
Sarah Jackson, charged with being dis
orderly in the streets, and also with steal
ing shawl. Found guilty of disorderly
conduct and larceny and sent to jail for
thirty days.
Maud and Emma Stewart, charged with
assaulting and beating Pauline Faris. En-
ma fined S., Maud $3.50.
Pauline Faris, charged with assaulting
and striking Emma Stewart. Fined So.
Caroline Davis, charged with using abus-
ing and insulting language to and threaten.
ing to strike G. w. Holt. Bound over il
the sum of $50 for three months.
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SUPREME COURT OF APPEALs.-In
the Supreme Court of Appeals, yesterday,
a decision was rendered in the case of Mas
sic VS.. King and others, and the decree of
the Circuit Court Of Rockbridge county
was partly reversed and partly affirmed ;
appellees to pay costs.
In the case Of Strider and Goldsboro VS..
Manchester and Potomac railroad COM
pany, upon an appeal from the decree of
the Circuit Court of Frederick county, the
decree was affirmed.
In the case of Hudson VS.. Maynard, the
suit was dismissed, unless a new super
sedeas bond in the penalty of 81 900 be
given on or before 10th December, 1871.
BY consent of counsel, the case of New
ton and wife VS.. Buckingham and wife, was
withdrawn from the docket.
The case Of Crane, guardian, VS.. Crane,
was commenced, and was being heard when
the.court adjourned.
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INCORPORATION OF A SETTLEMENT
CoMPANY.-The Secretary of tho Com
monwealth has received for record copy
of a charter granted by Judge Dickinson,
of Prince Edward, to the Randolph Combi-
nation Settlement Company. The princi-
pal purpose of the company is the purchase
of lands at or about Carrington's Mills, in
Charlotte county, and the establishment of
a village thereon. The capital stock is to
be not less than $1,000 nor more than
81 900, 900, to be divided into shares Of 500
each. The principal Office is to be kept
and the chief business transacted at Sylvan
Hill estate, in Charlotte county. The Off
GERS for the first year are Colonel L. NJ. R.
Talcott, of Richmond, president; L. S.
Squire, of Richmond, secretary; John
Dunlop, of Richmond, treasurer and
these, with Messrs. r. V. Gaines and Jonn
Asher, constitute the Board of Directors.