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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-29
Is THE UNION LEAGUE POLITICAL CLUB

| To THE EDITOR or THE HERALD:
DEAR srR-It has been in my mind several times
TO address a note to you about the club, ana
especially in reference to the recent endorsements
OF the Grant and wilson pohcy. ms was u"no
| .-...,v ana without due notice to the members,
PPv vi,assewx "ess than q hundred-members, out OF
| acme 6fteen hundred Now know that the ma
soritv rnuch prefer that the club should be strictly
renIra in fact social and not political 0rganiza-
| ton. II was well enough during the war TO insist
= on LOYALTY to the government as O condition OF
,ambership but now, at least II Is TO De hoped,
= are no rebels and all matters Liable 70 sur up
n. ny svu ~ eh" whoie sfYair II WAS to saw
hel, ossn% n w. Hopinu Won NAV have
ll-feel. oiy vte ~. a., sircerefv vorra
4 the IA. s., T, re "i I;,Iv a faia c. g. p.
he least, NA.sS ssA ~
Dom to prin. ~ r.
uNION LRAQUA IN
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

NEW ORLEANS, July q, 1872.
Last evenings train hence on the New Orleans
and Jackson Railroad was thrown on the track
near Magnolia. Mr. Kilborn, the baggagemaster,
an d Mrs Baker, Of Texas, were seriously and seve-
raj others severely hurt.
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IN The s! q MST g staten sn
om ra % Sa s ass
pier bakhssd and SsSnSns
psny in and 2 csrtsn Lease from the Mayer RecOTSsr
the Office q the Giy Clerk Of Perth 2mSSy
PRIVILEGES wi sss ssersn %
II as Perth A%SGy Jersey nSwn Is the
and
s ''d IsSs%ss @
arm SydraSiie sisSnsTy .s en-
S every @ @ Inc vsSoSs shops
the line said road used in operating, maintaining and
81 lie franchises rights and privileges ,s q the the
s s sn Ss o he
sS "a s sss spS Sy Of ss and
respecysy follows act g aath9.ise the or%a;
s q sa enable s
Railroad Company to own % and 1s,, run steam act
s e allow Ss island
s %e 10 nSe e.
@ the ae % aS e
s." M s
under virtue Of the 9 ferries rSs
OF staten Island Railroad Company to be corpora
ton.
their with located the
premises hereinbcf0re described.
Also the ferry boats E0rthfcld Westfeld Middle
Josephine and the Maid Of Perth with their boilers
petty tools machncry supplies and materials for said
In enjoyment said ferry rights and franchises and
situate at the landings aforementioned, including
one Steam Pile Driver Engine Boiler, Coal Tubs and
Cars and about 1000 tons Of Coal more or less In the
coal yard Vanderbilt landing and generally all the
property and personal of the Staten Island Railroad
Company whatsoever and whcresoever situated
PHILO r. RUGGLES Referee.
DAVIES 4 WORK, Plaintiffs Attorneys,
100 Broadway, New York City,
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ID WIZ B ao sSSI1q H1Eslso, july d ls LANCER
sfa s15ss Ess.
in the sre.s ss f Ss OF tie e as W.
and the screaming Hgi sGTsd{ BSS q tAs
SzS#f SSSESSSEE Nj: s SuEz b Emp
In 'ne nc" FROM ABROAD.
Union SQUARE THEATRE
LAST WEEK BUT ONE OF THE
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY, AND FRIDAY,
,J #sSsG X 4$ %s sl stAGa
BELLIES Lat sm 81 y 4 4mH kI 4 III
Every evening RHs rs T rs t1 ss SSlse'' comedy
nrIsF Eek 81 sass on0oE
{ Fosi nTd5ySEHi.yy N ET gEEE 7 LIST
Mis-. no sGspx x1k ASc VIII . ,
TIM THAs GOD 81 Sq S6s scf ffFfs
DARK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
1p s %Ss5S s HsS$Ss
60 SeHSS$ofSs sSSS $u k,. Z;
F Fxkk4 rH hEzFHss aBRookLYk" PARK FExTRE
OLYxrrc THEATRE
JULY y.
aud cvery evening thereafter
oHAnLorrE THOMPSON.
in the new Society Play,
from the French of Dumas.
ONE WIFE,
ONE WIFE,
in which she will be supported by carefully selected
| cast comprising Messrs L. r. Shewen, Theo. Hamilton
A. D. Bradley vining Bowers Augustus Pon +. A. Tan
nehili L. 8. Steele Mdes. Ponsi Lizzie Price, Nina
varjan Miss E Y. Proudfoot Miss Jane Clifford and Miss
T ss:S9!sT ...1sls 2
Ne''e 'o''e" ~ -
Box sheet now open at office Of the theatre and
|
| ticket office ia Broadway
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LrRED A. CALDWELL. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
"A Billiard saloon and contents positively without re-
serve Monday July 70, at l0a O'Clock prompt AiO
Eighth avenue near Thrtyr street. consisting OF i've
elegant Billiard Tables, made by Phelan Coendef cost
sanwood cost $50; Bar Fixtures Glassware Silver
Chandeliers washstands Iron Safe, Desk stove avn,
Ing two Costly Lamps on sidewa ds % nS 70 the
afor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-29

LFRED A. CALDWELL, AUCTIONEER;-THIS DAY
"A Monday) at IL O'clock by order Of administra,
trx M Doughty eceased elegant Furniture In store ~
Nassau street near Fulton consisting OF rar
IN rosewood and walnut Mirrors oil Paintnss Brussels
Chairs Desks &C., &c. Also magnificent carved rosewood
Panoforte Sale positive and without reserve TO close
the business. chance, the goods must be sold
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-29

A UCTION SALE-wIILIAM s. TOWNSEND, AUG
"A tioneer win SELL on Tuesday July ~ at II ociock
north Grand street. Williamsburg eight Horses ysh
roadsters and suitable for heavy and Light work. the
property of Q party selling ont
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-29
wALDRoN L COOKIES
"A Down Town Horse Mart and Auction Rooms,
New Church, Cedar and Liberty streets.
EXTRA LARGE AUCTION SALE,
THIS DAY MQNDAY, AT !? O'CLOCK,

HOKBES WAuVNSA AMI MAENES sS;ovr 49,.
offered this season. and contains Horses Of all classes and
qualities rotters roadsters carriage and family Horses,
Ponies large strong sound work Horses good bus
ness Horses, &C. $50
All Horses sold under guarantee allowed "a hours
trial Sale positive. See advertisement Horse and Car
YiaNe column n to-dGV's Herald
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-29

"A tureThis day Monday) at the private residence Sc
West Fifteenth street near Fifth avenue commencing
Marie Antoinette styles; Etagerss Cabinets. Book.
wood Pianoforte, Celebrated maker: rosewood walnut
Bureaus Bedstesds, Dining Furniture; China, Glass,
servants Apartments; Sale positive: .-.T-
AUGUST MARINES. AuctiOneer
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A'-FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. STEAMER wy
"A. DINING. barges SARAH SMITH, CALEDONIA
ANNA and REPUBLIC. Oriental Grove, Eagleswood
Excelsior Park and wewapex Grove. ss5 West street
near Christopher. H. Il. CROSSETT.
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WINES, LIQUORS, sc.

Ito FOR FUN HO FOX FUN AHOYi AHOYl-THI
IL Liquor and Lager Beer Saloon 81 Flatbush avenue
TO be hereafter known the Captains be opened
Wednesday noon July 81 Call and see We sons of mirtl
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PY s. W. DAUCHY, AUCTIONEER.-BY DAUCHY 4
JOHNS0NNSelis this day az io o'clock the entire
OF Paror Suit Chamber Furniture, Carpets, Oilcoth,
Bedsteads Bureaus Beds Bedding Mattresses Glass and
China Ware Mirrors Kitchen Utensils. &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-29

DY ISADORE J. SwARzKOPH AUCTIONEER-
Sells at 10 O'clock as East Fifteenth street. larg
lures in lots Dealers invited Tomorrow, large double
Grocery Store. immense Stock splendid Fixtures in lots
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-29

A UCTION NOTICE. AUCTION NOTICE.
"A large Household Furniture Sale this day at private
residence la West 26t commencing et l0h O'cock-By
HENRY zINN, Auctonee over sSS lots by cata
Suits latest styles Bedroom Suits Bedsteads Bureaus
Wardrobcs Lnce Curtains Brussels Carpets Oil Paintings,
Ornaments, &c. Also Dining ROOM Basement and
Kitchen Furniture &c &c
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at the elegant residence 90 West I'D street,
near Seventh avenue,
this Monday) morning. July 20, at 10Y o'clock EDWIN
NICHOLS Aucdoneer, office l,4@ Broadway. Velvet,
Brussels Medallion Carpets magnificent latest style Par
Tor Suits covered with sa brOcatel and reps brilliant
tone rosewood ~ octave grand Pianoore cost
487b French plate Pier and Oval Mirrors, Curtains
Bronzes Vases Clocks Paintings, Etageres Tables Turk
sh suit In reps and silk tasses 5000 Bedsteads Blu
Sofas Chairs Lounges Buffet Extension Table, basement
and servants Furniture &c Sale positive Goods packed
and delivered for purchasers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-29

DY J. W. CAMPBELL. JR, AuCTIONEER
day, commencing at lOh O'Clock. at s4s West Forty
s entire stock Goods contained in that Grocery, Tea
Wine and Liquor Store, comprising general
Breakfast Teas; bags Java and MsricaabO Cof
Fee bS and %Gwaers ss,r sS
Candles SsnnsG Ps parSa corn CORN Pickles.
bon, Cabinet and Rye whiskeys, French Spirits, Gin
Brandy, Rum, Wines, barrels old and new Ale, Bar
Patent Coffee Mini Gases Spice and Tea Gansr Re
ers buyers specially invited Goods to be removed I'm
mediately. GOODALE CAMPBELL6 Co, Auctioneers,
No West street Avenue Hotel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-29

DOLITICAL PRINTING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
done at short notice by tho Metropolitan Printing
Establishment corner of Broadway aud Ann street,
York
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UCTION SALE. AUCTION SALE.
"A This (MONDAY) MORNING,
commencing at l01a O'Clock.
LUKE FITZGERALD, Auctioneer will dispose Of the
elegant costly Furniture contained In private residence
I2O West Twenty third street, namely Magnificent 7h
octave wood Panoorte; Parlor Suits Mirrors Book
800 volumes OF Books, Etageres, Bedroom Suits,
In osewOod and wanut Bedseads Bureaus Mattresses,
&c. Over 300 lots by catalogue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-29

REGULAR BOAT TO THE FISHING BANKs.-THE
~ large and commodious steamer MONITOR, g:
make excursions to the Fishing Banks daily Lesvcs
~: Christopher street North River, Sla and picrs
North River at O'Clock A. NJ Tickets 81 ladies 80 cents
Good accommodations for families. Music by Schiedel
OWEN and PATRICK KEENAN,, Managers.
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A ON DECK HIGH BRIDGE. AHOY; UNCLE
"A. DAVE POLLOCK has opened a Rctreshment Sa
loon, where all can make themselves at home Take
Harlem boats, Peck slip, every half hour. large and
conmodious platform is ready. Dolly Warden train
runs every day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-29

DARK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
THE WORLD RENOWNED
DAN BRYANTS MINSTRELS.
FOR SIX NIGHTS ONLY.
COMMENCING MONDAY, JULY g.
DAN BRYANT, DAVE REED, J. W, MANDREWS;
EVERY EVENING. EVERY EvENlNG.
PARK THEATRE "BROOKLYN." PARK THEATRE.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-04-06

4 Facetious individual not many
miles from Danbury, sought to "draw
his wife OUT by pretending to be found
dead with an empty laudanum phiaI
by his side. And that lady was good
deal shocked at first, but having road
q needle introduced into the human
flesh would indicate on Its surfk6
whether that flesh was dead, sea bstno
woman of eminent practicability,
she at once armed herself With .
polished instrument Of nearly two
inches growth, and with throbbing
heart and bated breath introduced q
good share of its length into Che
deceased. What the surface Of the
needle really Indebtedness not Earned
as he took it with him as he rkssen
through the sash. =.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-04-06

ESrERpRIzE EXTRAORDINARILY
we learn with great pleasure, that the
Blue Noses, Green Mountain and
Granite State Boys, are no longer to
be left in undisturbed possession OF the
monopoly in fish and lie, which has en-
richcd them, but on the contrary, that
way up here on the banks ola river
far in the interior Of an extreme South
ern State, powerful opposition has
sprung up, in the formation of COM
pany of unlimited means, and indomi-
table energy. Immense OUTLAWS have
laye already been made, in hooks,
lines and bait-bags, and yesterday
large quantities of shrimp and sinners
had been caught, innurnerable lines
thrown ont, and a cat-as.a trophy hour
ly expected.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-04-06
G. F. HEslMING, General Agent,
Newspaper Decision.

. -.
The following legal decision in rela.
ton to newspapers is from the highest
authorities: sssr
A postmaster is required to give
notice by letter, returning the paper
does not answer the law, when g.
subscriber does not take his paper
from the Office, and state the reason
for its not being taken, and neglect
to do so makes the postmaster respon-
sible to the publisher for the payment;
ANY person who takes paper regn.
larly from the post ofice-whether d.
rected to his name or another OF
whether he has subscribed or uot-is
responsible for the payment.
If a person orders his paper discon.
tinued, he must pay oil arrearAges, OF
the publisher may continue to send 1t
until payment is made, and collect the
whole amount whether It IS taken from
the Office or not.
If . subscriber orders his paper to
be stopped at a certain time, and the
publisher continues to send It, the
subscriber is bound to pay for 1t Il 10
takes it out of the post Offices Tho
law proceeds on the ground that .
man must pay for what he uses.
/ The courts have decided that ~
fusing to take newswapers and
periodicals from the post Office, or ~
moving and leaving them uncalled tor,
| is prima facia evidence of intention TO
defraud the publisher.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-04-06

u The Circus is coming oh, no!
no! no! The Circus is coming oh, no!
ho! no! SO girls and boys and big
folks too, get your shin plasters and
nickles ready, and our word for it this
time, you viii not regret having spent
them.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-04-06

~ We are pleased to note the re-
turn from the city with fresh and
tasty additions to their beautiful stock
Of Mr.. julius LEVIN Of the,enterprizing
firm Of Levin & Ferguson. =
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-04-06

~ We give up considerable space
this week to the communication of
Lenuel L0okabout which we think will
prove passably amusing, despite of his
ludicrous lamentation of the scarcity
Of water, where better fluid is SO plen-
tifal, and his great oversight in the de
soripticu Of the Exchange, in not mcn-
tioning that the editor Of the Gazette
also had his headquarters there.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-04-06
Yours hesitatmgly,
LEMUEL LOOKAROUND.

THE JURY LIsT.-We publish the
jury list this week, and in looking over
it and we find tbat we only certainly
recognize, one name on it. We regret
more than ever that the special Jury
Act for this Parish drawn up we be-
lieve by Judge Osborn was not acted
upon by the recent legislature.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-04-06

CALIFORNIA WINEs.-When you
drink wine or liquor of any kind it is a
satisfaction to you to have a well
grounded belief in its purity. even
though it may not tickle your palate
quite as highly, as one made for that
especial purpose. We had an oppor-
tunity the other day OF sampIing some
California Wines at the well stocked
family Grocery Store of j. Compton
French Esq, in the Exchange Hotel,
and found about them kind of rough
sincerity and homely excellence so to
speak, which was very inviting, and
we have no doubt that for any thing
like the price asked they are superior
in quality and wbolesomeness to any
other wines offered in the market.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-04-06

~ See notice OF laborer wanted.
We can assure any one really wanting
employment, and willing to work well
and honestly, that, this is q rare
chance.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-04-06

WEATHER. AND THE RIyBR-Th6
riverisagain rising rapidly but mo- boats
come up with it. Mails are now obee-
lete and not looked for. AZ to the
weather the seasons like every thing
else have got mixed up and demoralised,
aud there is no telling from the wealth
er which is which as far ~ nix mcu1hs
of the year goes. s.Ls
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-04-06

1t appears that some ingenious gen
tleman, or at least one wise, enough to
take hint from the surgeons who
transfer flesh to parts where it is
needed, has invented process by
which people who have lost their hair
may soon and effectually be furnished
with gorgeous locks. His plan is sim
ply to cut from somebody's scalp little
pieces of skin aud transplant them to
the scalp where they are needed.
Should his system be found to work
well it may soon become fashionable
thus to transplant hair of various hues
and shades from one head to another,
thereby producing the most singular
and beautiful effects Of color, or the
hair might, just for fun, be made to
appear white. green blue or red, at
the owners option and by various
ways Of disposing it. Take in due
proportions hairYof all. the, prismatic
tints, rumple it, and Immediately you
have white hair; comb it in another
way and there Is Your purple, yonr ut
tamarine, your yellow, on any possible
hue. The day of wigs has evidently
come to an end. 3g ,Jsgf 81 &.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-04-06

Ig Get your dimes ready for the
Circus for without them you know
how. il is yourself.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-04-06
.lrytrus and Departure cf .Haif

to New Orleans.
Depart Tuesday Thursday and Sa-
Turday at 8 T. M.
arrive from n. q. Tuesday Thursday
and Saturday by . p NJ. 80
Alexandria to Natchitoches Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday at o 4 N.
Departs Tuesday and Friday at SA NJ.
arrive Monday ane Thursday A. NJ
Alexandria to Ualrisonburg 4
Depart Tuesday at p. NJ. arrive
by II M.
Alexandria to Homer depart Monday
at " L. M. arrive by II VI. 81 u
Alexandria to COtile Landing and Col
fax depart Mondays Thursday and
Saturdays at 8 a. M. arrive by GA. NJ.
rostmastcrs are not required to re
ceiye INITIATED currency in exchange
for envelopes and postage stamps.
The person entitled to letters recei-
we'd by mail, are those whose names
are In the address, and the deliye-,
should be to the person addressed, or
according to bis or her order.
- ii. b. RINGGOLD, p. M.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-04-06

A Virginia town laughs IN liz sleeve
at venerable turkey gobbler Who
has grown gray in the effort to hates
four apples. =
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-04-06
TERMS:


TIE GAZETTE is published Weekly at
-Four Dollars per annum; 90 ior
six months.
INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE.
ADVERTISEMENTS inserted at the rate
of 81 90 per square for the FIRST IN
sertion and 80 cents for each subse-
quent one.
EIGHT lines or less, constitute a
square. The following are our rates
10 yearly Advertisers:
One Column .-...- .t.-..- SoVo w
Half Column. --....---... llo w
Third of Column .....-.--.- lou w
Fourth ofColumn- Accom-. 100 w
Cards, occupying space OF
eight lines or less. )...-..-. ~ w
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-04-06

Our friend Quiz says he has two
vehicles--oue in the barn, and his
rife q little sulky.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-04-06
u. 8. GRANT.
!. j. MADISON WELLS,
OUR CHOICE FOR president
y We are authorized to announce

the name Of
HON. j. MADISON WELLS,
of the Parish of Rapides, as Candi-
date for Representative in Congress,
from this District, to ill the vacancy
occasioncd by the death Of the late
Hon. James MeCleery.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-04-06

d.
ANECDOTE OF COLONEL COLI
The following story is told of Colonel
Samuel Colt, who in his lifetime was
sometimes inclined to be trihe
pbmpOus. When he was building
dwelling houses for the workmen en-
pioyed in his great pistol factory, he
one day encountered a boy picking up
chips on his grounds. sd
/" What are you doing here y he
asked gruffiy..
"Pjcking up chips, sir" replied the
youngster, evidently unawed by the
great presence. a.
"PerlIaps,- exclaimed the Colonel,
drawing himself up with dignity
{" you don't know who I am. I'm
Colonel Samuel Colt, and live in that
big house up yonderr 2' S
The boy Strengthened up swelled out
and answered:
"Perhaps you don't know who
am. Pm Patrick Murphy, and l live
in that little shanty' down yonder,
pointing in the direction. n1 i..4s
sonny said the Colonel blanly
patting the boy on the head, go ant
pick up all the chips you want, ant
when you get out. come back To-
more.r. ~ gH Raf f@gf3 =
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-04-06

Queor, hut the best way to make an
army fly is to break both of its wings.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-10-19
Hard md Soft Water.

All housewives may not know how ma
terially the effects of hard and soft water
differ in the cooking Of various vegetables.
While one species of vegetable requires
hard or soft water, as the case may be,
another species becomes sensibly deterio-
rated by it. For instance, peas and beans
cooked in hard water, containing lime or
gypsum, will rot boil tender, because these
substances harden vegetable cascine. In
soft water they boil tender, and lose GER
tain raw, rank taste, which they retain in
hard water. Many vegetables las onions)
boil nearly tasteless in soft water, because
all the flavor is dissolved. The addition of
salt often checks this, as in the case of
onions. causing the vegetables to retain their
peculiar favoring principles, besides much
nutritious matter, which might be lost in
soft water. Thus it appears the salt hard
ems the water to degree. For extracting the
juices of meat, to make broth or soup,
soft water, unsalted or cold at first, is best,
for it much more readily penetrates the
tissues; but for boiling meats where the
juices should be retained hard water is
preferable, and the meat should be put in
whileit is boiling, SO as to seal up the pores
at once.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-10-19

REPUBLICANS ALIVE IN THE EIGHTH
DIsTRlCT.-Capt. w. A. McNulty. chair
man of the Republican committee of Gull
pepper, is arranging for monster mass
meeting at Culpepper G. H. on Wednesday,
the Both inst, which shall surpass all SINH
lar demonstrations in the Piedmont section
since the war, and show to the people of
the State and the nation that the people of
the Eighth district are alive to the impor-
lance of the questions ut stake in this can
vass.
Some of the best speakers of the State
will attend this meeting. General Williams
@. Wickham, Gov. Wells and Col. Shields,
of this city, have consented to be present
and address the people. Hon. Fred. Doug
lass has been invited, and is expected to be
present. Col. John S. Mosby, of Warren
ton, has also been invited, and will attend
if his professional and other engagements
permit. Col. E. Daniels, Republican cam
dldate for Congress in the Eighth district,
will also be on hand.
These eloquent speakers will address
the people both in the afternoon at 3 J
o'clock and at night at 8 o'clock. 1t is to
be hoped that the people of that whole
section of country will assemble and hear
the questions at issue discussed, in order
that they may decide understandingly at
the polls.