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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-02

NOTWITHSTANDING the prOtracted spell of
dry weather, which has nearly dried up the
fountains, and begOtten serious apprehensions
for the summer months, it is a universal remark
that the wheat never looked finer at this season
OF the year. The grass, too, is beginning to
sprout beautifully, and the trees are budding
IN the most approved spring style, albeit the
weather is still quite cool. We had the promise
of drenching rain on Sunday, but were paid
eff with slight shower. 1t had the effect low
ever, OF moistening the face OF the earth, TO the
great JOY OF "garden truck" and corn planters
in which latter employment our farmers are
now busily engaged-Leesburq Mirror.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-02

VERMONT FoR GRANT AND CoLFAN-The
Vermont republican state convention 10 choose
delegates TO the national convention at Phila-
delphia was held at Bellows Falls yesterday,
when resolutions were adopted reaffirming re-
pubncan doctrines and declaring Grant and Col
fax TO be the first choice of the state for Presi-
dent and Vice President Messrs. y. Gregory
Smith, Horace Fairbanks, Benjamin Steele, and
George W. Grandly we're chosen delegates at
large 70 the Philadelphia convention.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-02

HEINDRicB, the lately deceased headsman al
Paris, was once asked whether he thought the
separated head continued 20 live after IL Rad
rolled into The basket He pondered a few
minutes, and then related incidents which went
10 support an affirmative answer. Among them.
he said that on one occasion a womsp's head
made faint effort 10 spit At him; and he smoke
Of violent contortions occurring in the maseies
Of Orsinis face.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-02

SPEAKER BLAINE leaves here this evening for
New York, and Speaker pro tenn. will preside
over the House to- morrow and next day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-02

LIEUT.. COMMANDER b. J. CROMWELL has
been detached from the European fleet and
placed on waiting orders
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-02
EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvESuE.-The receipts from this
'ource TODAY were S6a2 Si617
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-02
The Spanish War

RATTLE EXPECTED To-DAN.
MADRID, May An engagement il expected
20 take place TO-DAY between the forces oi Mar
shall SeTrsno, in Navarro, and the principal
Carlist band In that province.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-02

TIE BLACK FLAG.-Upon the Representations
OF the United States corsul - 20 the threatenel
Danger 70 non-combatants, General Ceyallo
yesterday caused the black f,ags or the fortifca-
uons AZ Matamoras 20 be taken dnxn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-02
Death Of Gen Por,er,s uo,h.r

IHILADtLfHiA, NAV 2-Mrs. David For
yer, vile OF eN-Governor Porter. and mother of
zen horace Porter, private secretary 90 Presi-
cent 0rant, died at Harrisburg last evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-02

ATTORNEY GENERAL WILLIAMS sailed from
San Francisco for Oregon yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-02

THE MASSACHUSETTS COURTS have berom .
noted for sustaining the right of iDaivid,ais
against corporations, and a recent decision i'm
one OF them sustains their reputation in this re-
spect man who took passage on one Of the
Management Steamships boats from Boston 70
New York did not produce his ticket when called
upon 10 DO 80, alleging that he had either mis-
laid II or delivered IL 10 another officer of tha
boat he was thereupOn restrained OF his Lib
erty, and not permitted 20 land al New Work
the company threatening 20 take him hack -
Fan River. This, however they did not 10 ne
tbereupon sued them Tor assault and false i'm
prlson ment, and the jury awarded him rfty doll
lars damages. The court has just affirmed the
Judgment ON appeal, holding that the company
had no right "a irnprisOn and detain passenge
for the non-payment of fare
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-02

MAJ. RoBT. s. Williamson. corps of engi-
neers, has been granted one years leave, with
promise to 60 abroad.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-02

CHICAGO GIRL hearing that her lover M 4
beeH stricken with smallpox. insisted upon az
ing to his bedside and becoming his nurse h
Wa severe case, but she was unceaSing in her
oeNoton, and principally through her care and
skill The patient recovered. Aud nov she her
sell feH victim 10 the complexion DESTROYING
monster, and although she survived the attarke
AZ lts close the beautiful pink and white of her
Ialr lace had i1own forever, and from being the
piettlest girl in Chicago she became one OF the
piainest. Her lover had attended her through
her illness, but when he saw how searfuIly she
Mas changed his love Tor herdeparted, and when
the marriage day drew near he refused 10 tuItiii
ms Part OF the contract. She took his refusal
very calmly no reproa .hes came fIOm the once
pretty mouth, which had lost its prettiness in
saving the ungrateful one from death; her
cheek, which the tell-tale blood used 20 often 10
unge with rosy red, retained its color, and she
married an oct0genarian worth sJo1 Obl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-02

THE REsIeNATIONs of Post Chaplain Thos.
W. Haskins and Lieut.. Robert n. Price, of the
10th cavalry, have been accepted by the Presi-
dent, to take effect April q.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-02

Protest against Greeley.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-02

Mr.. JOHN A. GRAY AND DIR. JOSHUA RILEY,
recently confirmed by the Senate as members of
the District council: received their commissions
f0-fav
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-02

The GENEVA ARBITRATIoN-Hsw the Amerir.
can Case Stands.-As misapprehsnsion exists in
relation to the case Of the United States before
the Geneva tribunal, and as the community has
been excited on both sides of the Atlantic with
sensational reports that the government of the
United States has acceded to the demand on
Great Britain for the withdrawal OF the claim
for indirect damages, pains having been taken
TO make inquiry ON the subject in well-informed
circles, II may be asserted with confidence that
nothing could be further from the fact than the
stories which have excited the public. The
presentation OF the national or so-called indirect
damages has been made by the United States at
every proper stage Of the proceedings. They
stand on the formal case presented at Geneva in
December. They have not been withdrawn.
and will not be withdrawn. Should Great Bri,
tain propose to stpulate that in the event of her
being a beligerent and we neutral, she will
make no complaints or claims against the United
States for any indirect, remote or consequential
injuries or losses resulting from a failure to
observe their neutral duties, the United States,
by accepting the suggestion, would gain an
important concession, and in consideration
thereof the United States might very we'll agree
TO say that they will refrain from pressing
for pecuniary compensation for Indirect claims
before the Geneva tribunal, leaving the tribunal
to make snch expression of opinion as it NAV
think proper on that question. The apprehen-
sion or Great Britain OF an award in mon eyed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-02

THE SOUTHERN CLAIMS COMMISSION yester-
day heard the cases Of John Jett, OF Rappahan-
mock county, Va, for s9,935, and Andrew L..
Rowland, Princeton, New Jersey, for property
appropriated in Virginia, amounting to SS,773
The WHITE HoUsE.-Among the large num-
Der OF visitors at the White House to-day were
Senators Cameron, Lewis, Hitchcock, Buckipg-
ham, and Wilson, Representative O'Neil and
internal revenue supervisor s. Il. butcher of
New York, all OF whom had interviews with the
Pres ident.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-02

THERE are quite a number Of petitions before
the Senate District committee asking the con-
trmation OF the members ofthe District council
whose names have been held over. The matter
will probably be taken up at the next meeting
OF the committee, and it is expected that the
report will be favorable.
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COkoRkss Openrd 90 M"adsy.
RAIL DAD ldATTERS.


Hermann Trott, Esq, Lasd Commits.
s'oner Of 'he St. Paul l. Paeifc R.,l.
road Company, arrived hume on So =.
DAY morning. M. Teett v,.itet Hol.
land durisx his stay in Europe, where
the Comp.oy be represents hive placed
the lsrgsr portion Of theis boods. H.
represssss the money markets ~ very
'iall At present, bat the trie"ds Of the
Company still m.iotain .ui ev, ,ce ,hr
same coof1e.cs In this eoterpr,sr th :,
they always have, anl arrangements .re
oei"g DOW perfected which will furnish
the necessary funds to resume compile.
ton of the extensions 10 the coming
spring We are happy to learn th~sv
facts, ~ these ro,d., no. 90 ne.rl,
completed, will be of tie greatest im-
porssnse TO our city, and greatly add to
the trade Of our enterpri.ine business
neo. Nj. Trvst also Informs ~ tb.,
the prospect for very heavy smixra.
ZION to this State next season il vcry
a.'te.iog. He saw and c,nversed
With most Of the agents Of the Con-.
pany in Northern Eusope. and thew nj,
we're nm .nimous 10 the opinion that .h.
number If euixr.ass will be far greater
"sxt s"aaso than Any prsviou. yer.
This IL aeeosoted tor BY the general
tssling throughout Europe th.t .so,t,r
"ss IL impendiug.-&. Ruxi P;oae<r.
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Lars n 4. >. : a.rH A..
i -Les,he' betting has been advanced
10 pc, csut. by the man uiactures -:

-Les.hev betting has been advanced
10 PEI csnt. by the manufacturer q:
The Che'apcske and Ohio seaonl
il frosso. sad the P.Nomsc river dit"
BY TIL. closing oi).he New Yo,k
8 sts canals some 10000 m,o a.,
throw" out of'mploy"ea'. .':s& g..
There will BE- s"rty .",ce mn'e Re.
spobliosns IA the Forty third CooR,esl
'bsnssrs ia the F'rt, .>ee,od. ~ ~
F" THE in,srual revenue income ft,,.u
spirits Of sI' kinds, for The yssr esd,na
Jsse 80. vas s49, 475,5le $ ftontos.e.
set @s3, 736,l7O. ~sa ~.- ss-,----------,.-
- -Ciseinosti slsueh tired Ia. zoo
hoss last noeth, and i a,srly ssss,.vsr.
ieg from the fleets IT The spisoi.ie.
sftjf losisg "a horses. s2 q 1,
"A tailor nsned Patrlet D6axhuey
died Il 4bis shop 10 Chiesxo, and IN
Friday bis remsils we're fouod ab.iIy
musils,td ~ rats. .gs.i .es.,s@J j. vi;
Mr.. E. D. Ma,sdelj, of M,rrov.
Ohio, the veteran Observer: : figures /.
ith.. Grant h.d $4,000. MIRA vote, II
.hc !,,s s'ee'ion th.a IS io 1893, .pd Nd, that
i ~ G'iF. AFS+ t.%f+< - -.
ri. pop.l.s9 majority VIZ ~! b s'.sly i i
not quite zoo, 900. ~.,
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TIE body 81 Horace Greeley ~ il
ss..ss j. the City. Hall New York o.
Tuesday md j. : said City thoos.n,
persons called Is 10 t.ks list look !. q
the features Of the great good p.D -
The sesos hes had 10 parallel since Ii,
body Of President :, Lipeola lay 10 stat.
10 New Yo.k. President ' Grant ltt,
W.sslhiaaeson 90, Tuesday nish. 70 4.
sssd II. fsas'al 90 J., W''e'd - III.
ls'l.bsal'rs ineluds ~ We ie''s- x
Colt,z, Secretary Boutwell,, Wp. Leyd
G.rrisos, Chief justice Cha.s, Chs.
sans ,s'E, W. II ca''so B'y..ot. Geo.
Bsoks, and Thurl.v Weed
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1.a a.tah Nm raeD;s, o,,.,.,,-2H IiL oil, i,
Reaasss' ssa 1ssn1skxs, sd ;iI,irS az.
ahsy l,lees4ts taseHs..,upra.t lsss.s,asd,
F'hss ned5gsgap aae ahsshs1is,,y: IL ,i.,hai,
e,a IL "a, RAye.ePhy, n IT, s,,vth ssAiaks II
Aaa4 H.. a Observation-Disclosures .As
|1ssSs d. Dc sssip. viii, thick. onsent.. And
aAiS SSs.rSdtsss u, fa,ssa. q , per,pir.
.isa' whish u issssl,iAt . iii hesliK of IL.
[1bdss wsnsAs stsdt in5sSadf1ass u tbs had
VIII ~ Aa>iset.aiss .tappsis..isa (WHICH
Epeaaesstssk sAearatss ef4.Asa AlirII, and
tsa.ss s sa1F. Aas 49, e.4s Mt .hs fer
i4's,a q a9sass slgssd ever 1h g :aeedey.
atIs Ssss. i Toot. Is sad T1 cause u ,hr
sl.d,o spIsag up 81 syriaa.: so..ia1st1 ,Bs
|. .er.hd tssTss in.ieorsSst btisar
aa'sts4! - tis terpsss i.lLysn'sK~.ha,res;
y na.y1.v:h b, eellss aA.stsr.,har 9efsth.:
ee. 81; 70 SIS sas earrsa sse.P i eerp'aniea...
E 81 ..sssa'ss dFya = and 4 svi,b.Ied, Is .r:
rests Ne roe.sG 81 d,spidaiiiaona ! or Ilirht:
1As e,aaf tatsk.as .ldfas,eonsi ,sio.5y1 aua'
'a'1Asast ssarA'a' s.iial epsr..ios, aid .sf
. aEsssseaiassa i.4assplre.eA,a ~. .ny1pn.p:
!. rriese ~. h: e..a lid - sAs 's,'*'
. 67sa3aaa iis d ass nd. ~ jsso Ia4
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| WHAT 70 do vl,h the Liberal. Dsmt.
cratic eles,otsl vote, nov that aMaes
Greeley IL dead, is what i. ,roubl,ay the
leaders Of thar pa,ty A Dsumoers,.
70 paper 10 Tennessee o.kes The soy
.sseion that they b . ,. 70, Gen Gs.n,,
thus mskiug his vsts i" the Elee,orsl
College uoaaim.u.. The NV York
HsroR ta,ors shis cours j.; q do~s
,lso the Tribune, which thinks it woal,
be most in accordance With Mr. Gree.
lsy's o~o wishes. The World Insists
that the electors shau vote lor Brown
for V,ee.Presidsat aud east blank
ballot fo' Presidsos. The C,neian.,,
Enquirer favors voting tor Gres'ey .od
Brown, aod thinks that ~ tho Liberal
Tide Of the battle vas fought i. ~,
Greeley's name be IL entitled that i,
80 appear 10 the psges Of history. The
Democratic Na,ionsl Committee have
issued circular in which they SOY thss
they have no advice to give in this ~.
expected u.,ntinxe,oy.
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WISoSA was considerably exercised
= Tta'sday BY the 60" hiding IF Lieu,
c.. .Y'l- BY man famed Fullerton,
II M"n'ioc'lo Bu Two u three blow.
we're struck. When the Governor showsd
a:ht Fullerton beat a h.sty retreat.
Governor Yalen tr,tbi< ny tho assault
Gas the result Of his r. f,>al TO acc. de t.,
Fulle'ton's black mailing d u..nd>. =,
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AlNNEsOTA NEWS.

-Winona chickens have the new
di.'super. -...-~-
1 -Tbs Catholic. Of Austin tsld .
''ir IL l.'' :. vest which oes.-d sl,sl7.
IT.. 20. Thursday night young girl
Of d'teeo, Minnie Perkins, attempted 10
commit suicide At the American House,
S'.:Paui. BY taking str! chime. The
poor thing had become weary, If life,
The house Of Mr. Sylvanus TAy lor
''"i"g oesr EIIswort',,G on the Red
Wing road, Vas buroed, sud Mr. T..
chile endess"rinx +" ssve articles, per.
lshed in tho asmes. oos t+-:...& I: .~-
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THE PnESlDEVT,s MESSAGE.

o. this pagc is publish d ful
sy"'p-is of the mes>axc Of President
Grant, delis' tn Congress q" LIST
Monday. Most readers prefer some.l
thing of thus kind to receiving tie
message 10 full. Il Is a plato, prseti.
gal, straish, forward document, clearly
presenting suen f.e.s % the ptoph'
~osid be iutere>t' d 10. making suels
recommendations a. in tie r" siden.'-
jsdv ment resued Advisable, and v.il-
'ul lsusshy 'srguusa,& The assae,s,
exhibit I" <spse'.l,, grstifyias. /; aa %,
Fs'at's"s With ssAss s.sioos are III AIN.
ie.b's md satisfactory, arbi,s.eioa, y i.
ssestisass tar var. 10 the sss,lsnes,
Ut difficulties A,vinr proved .l.ios.,ly
successful. 5<ss.@aa>}e :: - ~'"@ a>as
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WTfH lset week. issos. the Roehsstsr
Psk entered 'sl iss fourteenth 4 volsue
Wjass klad q soss IT, eostinued pros.
0srty. There are abv asigeod ssd, No
ebsstsspspsrs spabkasd Ina the State
1bss the Posk. .hazb zsEa
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;HoN " W BlLLsox, ~ Dal,eh,
~ho made ~ xo,d = S"uat.,r last wintsr.
"'s < me up h'gh.r-ha* been prom ".
ed-hss gnt married. lie tu,r ed l,,,
geek from Portland. NJ zine, With hi
bride, Misa Alice f H.rf,rd tbs.
ss.. Mr. b Is en.isi i 70 e,osr .sul,.
inns. >E;a
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FlREs -Ssabu,y Hall, the Ep,sco.
psi D'v'sity Soh"el 1t F.ribault, W.
dsstsoyed By Ere on Friday. Loss go, ;.
900; partially injured.
"A IRE 1t Still~st on Monday a,xh,
ss'ned I've buildings, including the
Lake House, B. Abrshsn's grocery
sssre. J Di chs boarding house, sud
+. Ssu<si's aous aud feed store. La.
tl5, 600; insurance $4,000. IL
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AnEroaf II III, archaeological a..
's'vsasse - 4 3. Paul ds,iss IL.
Yase ksstsss ysa,s shows thai the
.eaA js<tss VI lie ,eolds.t No.
-..Sts kseSxs 1sthsa that tine, the
sssa st.pssasiay q ~ s,ts.h b,iss
A.Q7o ...-. .#31#
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On the fourth page is published sn
'''icls Oh the India" qu~s'io" which il
~uggertive and veil ~. ,b readi..R,
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Tar saqesdosssatt - ~ sasaaes Con.
stitssiss veted % ct the II. slAstisa
Dsas q esgsied. ..- s !.
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Blanks.

.=u31ankS.
: We keep constantly on hand, printed
Ton new type on the beet paper, The fol-
loving hlaat.-- r., y, .:,.-. -,.
81 y = < DEEDS. : - = : =. ----
Z wstssaty, ii''f :@<'*:ss - .:yer2 -
F, Msf,...,. T., T.. -,
: Chatssl Mortgage.
) DISTRICT coUEr
SummoaS, SsFs g. 49, ) '~'..-,
Notices Of Trial,
Notes Of Issue, i
= Executions. *-~
= Powers Of Attorney
-. jus1IcE COURT
: Summons,' s,stA : a, :, - $780,,
: sabpsaAa -.
TOWN BLANKS.
Orders, With stbbe-loos,,.s o.. bound IN
books q bQ. and 100. ..,.
o<aer Of Supervisor, laying out : new
+ssd. / 'f4
ksleass Of Dsnags BY Owners Of Lsad.
. Sot$pe = laying cut Of roads (ssr psbhs
posting
+, At3dAsits to h. attached to al Bill (for
IVA g county vs.. ~ ........,.
RoaZ Of Town Treasurer.
Constable.
-, Justice Of the Peace.
= Notice Of election to Town Odies.
Oath Of Office Of Town Officers.
Notice TO Dis,rict, Clerk Of Elsetiee Of
Justice of the 'Peaace. >.s'--'- -.
Z Note, Of Elsetioa Of Constable
~ Orders from the, country, for any
qu""t''y, filled y low, prices: ! *.y.~
. ~ Blanks q Any lisd printed to Or.
der % short nolies. -!l.- ~
! AddFsss :'+.:-.e ...;T <t
= ~. 6. MITCHELL,
- - - g.. Cloud. MIMI
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50 TIA. q. 81 b.,: s sd. s, i IA W..
hss-s IN tied i one | ~ = tssst1.'
isSr pieces,
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Total net receipts, i >sN, loe, ss7. IS
Balance in Treasury June Is: VI tetfr, {
30, 1881, l09. l35. 7o0. 80
Total available cash, 5>ls4, o., oo7.sl
Total net disbursements, .xs77, A, 2@s,2l
Balance in Treasury, June
30, 1917, ~ ~ 1850, sses4
Total,
= = If'4- a $500 -
.'Ass'4,o42,sB.15

SlGEi1a i s4i.
The net reduction Of the principal Of tl'e
debt, during the fiscal year ending June
30, 1872 VI. @ss, sso, 1850 From M.arch
lst,, 1863, TO November 1T, 1874, tie rub!
lie debt has been;1edueea $685. e9e;seo. "a
TO this showing the President adAs & with
the great reduction of TAXATION b., the act;
Of Congress u i, lat session TIE ezpsadi;
lures Of government in collecting, H. Reye.
nue. win be much reduced fog IA next. A.
cal year. II Is very doubtful: However,
whether any further reduction 81 u VIA.
tious . buzthen upon our people ssaIlisa,is
practicable for the present: Atsallevents;
as mission Of justice 70 the holdenof tho
nations certificates ofindebtednsss, would
recommend that no more legislation be had
upon the subject unless it be to correct e =.
rors Of commission in the present iaws in ii.
til SUFFICIENT time has elapsed tosproveat TINT
Il can be done and still leave sufficient nv.
enue to meet current expenses to- provide
for the payment on the public debt for the
maintenance ofthe sinking fund established
by law. The preservation Of our national
credit is of the highest importance: Next
in import.ucesto,this CONFESS, ,oaeian ,,ntvv
to provide. = national currencys,of 81 dxed
unv.rying value As compared with gold, As
soon g practicable, having due regard for
the interests Of The better class and he ne
cessities of trade Ana commerce lrs and > con.
vertible into gold It par.myaiioi sa.I> 80
T6e- reno,t n ~. sa..,.,.is.rsc r E,.,..
show. II. .x,,.,,a,.,... - -. No., -, -
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Elastic y Band b Spiral Brace
7" = i RIO. ON!

+ Nn sweeps sa,'erl sweeps. Better
tta''s seee=.hird longer than .aay other
y 80 h,w broom sweeps elem, be, :ause
Il u elastic. This brown il elastic until
uorn ous.S - -~-,~---- -.--. $3.50 49,
&FNe.er breaks of; 1t the handle, or
~. l0wsvhesv it. is sewed.
:, ~ ADassln't :utn 10 one side, hut wears
Apt rtectly straight. r..
: ftsis tho best carpet broom in %.
:, hcusakeepers are delighted With it.
= nSPSNkl hc' n! a. } sai: So 7S1t}
4 ~ ',.,,..rP. J. LINPERlCH.
:. ~. 1>.,! Sole Agsnt'st st. Clo1,d.
, yOs'. a. 1872. - 49, =, l-,. II
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-02
The ENQUIRER,

And now go Messrs. HARviE and SoCTnALL
from the Enqnrer-the former from the
presidency of the company. the latter from
the editorial chair. We wish friends who
get into the press would stay there and save
us the parting paragraph. We have babe
many brother editor adiell, and have sent
some to Heaven, for which we fear we shall
have to answer. When shall we have done
with this But that's rather sad question.
As Mr.. SoUrHALE's notice Of retirement is
unconditional, we suppose there is no such
thing as reconsideration" We can only
say that our relations with him hive been
always of the most pleasant nature-that he
is a gentleman of decided genius, and that
his retirement is a loss to the press. We
can hardly suppose that gentleman who
has such an undoubted infrmity for Journal.
ism and such mental adaptabiity to the pro-
fession can permanently keep out of the
"press-gang." We part with him with sim
cere regret, and will welcome him back
whenever he returns. We hope there will
always be chair and plate for him, and he
shall have the best we can give, even if that
be saw-dust pudding. Ing !
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-02
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North CAROLINA SENAToR.-The friends of
General Abbott now seem to have discovered
another phase in this case, and assert very
positively that if the contest in the Senate
does not result in the seating of Abbott, the
seat will be declared vacant, for it is claimed,
notwithstanding the fact that General Ran
som now holds certificate Of election from
the Governor of North Carolina, the Senate
of the United States will not accept Ran.
SONS credentials on the ground, as they say,
that the Senate has not declared vacancy
and that Ransom should not have beer
elected; in other words, he has no claim, land
the Senate will SO treat the case. This, they
claim, will be clearly shown during the dc
bate next week. s9F..a as u III
/: On the other hand, it is argued that the
Senate had no authority to declare theaseat
vacant; TINT this vacancy was by operation
of the Constitution and the law, and it was
for the Legislature of North Carolina to TAXI
note of the vacancy, without reference Il
what might have been or may be done by
the United States enate.--BaHin1ore Gazette