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LOOK aERE !-Groceries and provisions
of all kinds can be bought a. cheap At
Limperich's IS at any other place in town.
II you do not believe this, cali and see.
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g. s. a eenplsts lius OF underwear n
RpoDdsinski'S. .l4s
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~-arap.', pears, sppls. sad srsabsrriss;
& =: - . 3.-.. =. - RusslIk's.
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H. GASPARD'S
LAGER BEER HALL

The undersigned has taken the Hall o,
St. Get main street, near the corner o.
Jefferson avenue, and has fitted it up il
frst-claas style. His ,ri. nis will alWays
fud the best qualities Of
Wines, Liquors and Cigars,
Fresh Beer Constantly o. Tap.
~0ivs him . call.
n, aAspARD.
81. Cloud, N y l. 1872.
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"A grsi, wassheass 10 being built q
The depot u his plass.
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Flushing in their pearly sheen, "a
From the glorious corsline.
8 % those teeth untyrnishsdl y :
White alike, the bsck and front, ~
Yes, b. the Fragrant sozodont,
Nay beauty's mouth 70 ssrnish, I'D. 81,
aspauldiaS's Glue mslds Headlts. dolls,
q, z =. e.rttyzg, 81, .. q u @s%sS:',
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As ~ stsss vs. ..e.iae fro. Bs.,.-
~ - Wsaassday nsrliag, il discovered
aa"H. v. WssFy" wagon apsids. dsv,sia
Bsaals crssk. AID sugar, ssGSs, esss and
sAiAss sssssally Sling up IL serban,, sad
Seating - he sarssss. Nobody VS. in
sight 70 ols'1 the property. Some unfer-
tanass had driven Of the narrow bridge
Tie previous night.
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Drasghe ad-drivins borsss for sale
g Hsfbsrt's livery stsbls. .....,
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=. --soapae, q u. nest .tylshs Git. t, :,
found In tho city srs made 1t Proadslas.
ki's tailoring establishment. He has :
dne lire Of cloths, aud bio veIknsa her.
ouehly understand their business, % TIA.
eentlsnen Who want arst-elass outfit can
b supplied 8 NJ. P.'s. .ss &c.
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Flashing in their pearly sheen,

Ner1ol:-Da,is, Beal l. Co. wilt pay the
highest cash price for all kinds Of grain.
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CONCERT. -.
ERlDA1 EVENING, NOV. ii, 1879.


AT CoNGREaATlONAL CHURCH.
On account Of tho rainy wssthsr, the
concert has bssn postponed until to-mos-
row evening Some changes hsvs been
made In the programme, and " publish
it herewith - corrected: +.
PROGRAMME.
Race for Life. Instrumental,
Mrs. Alsop and Miss Collins.
When know that thou art near me, ' .--..
Messrs. AlsoP and Dssndsls.
Trio, two Guitars aud Base, o.,
Aessrs futile, Kaiser and Alsop.
Goodbye, Swesthsart, g.. Nrs. Burbank.
hssehs Militsirs, Instrumental,
Mise Collins.
Song, ST., Prot. Kaiser.
Hsrtensia, i2ateumeutal, Mise Moore.
Toll me thou lowest me.
Mrs. BY and Prof. Kaiser.
Instrumental. Quartstts.
1AAX IL :.
Sonata, instrumental,
Mrs. Alsop and Ines Moore.
U. 1e Tears, Mr.. AlsoP
Trio, Instrumental,
Msssrs. Tuttle,- Kaiser and Alsop.
Song, Mrs. Bly,.
Instrumental Solo, Miss Inez Moere
Duet, Prof. Kaiser and MI. Alison.
Grand Waltz, Miss. Collins.
Syren and Friar,
Mrs. Burbank and Mr.. Daendels.
Admission SO cents.
Doors open ct observation-disclosures
begins At 8.
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-Dsors4's old stock clearing out, ct
~ - e7'ec.. g.. .@s.- t<4,-
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Pure buckwhest hour, At
DAVIS, BEAL & Co.'S.
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Youxa 4 BlA.DIolD.

I. -Eagiish ssstssas. oil eelors, at Is
.esats, vertA 90 cents. : 80 ~ g. ..,.t
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@-iAir Hsven Aeur, the best intths asas-
1t, at:-~. >a. RusslIL's.
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buy hannsls which ~ warranted not
70 shrink, a. Youxo. & BRAD1o1D's.
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The Rilgitss are circulating the state.
meat thas bsosuse Of the charges made
against the Land Once swindlss, he gov
sfsnsat printing WAS taken from THl
JouRxAL and given TO The Pres. This 10
simply Eidisulsss, AID 10 intended to r.
ksvs 0ilnsa Of ssus Of the odiun Of bis
eAsasl corruption. TIE JounuA1 has now
~ the gever1nsnt printing IL ever had
except Tie priatiag .. Land ORes notices.
whish sre usdsr the sselss;ss control Of the
LEGAL s@ssrs. We had net publishsd erI
Of thesc 1otisss for mere than thrss
months before Tie exposure Of the Land
odaes frauds wes nsds, and for . year
Aad publisAsl "a avsrsgs Of lees than two
Per month. ~ w. E. ~. ~
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Tho ladies Of St. Cloud will b pleased
t. lsasa that Xiss Peat has rssarasd ften
Minneapolis and resumed charge In Mrs..
o''sesnsyeTs millinery .sssablish.sas.-
She viii give pslso1sl asie1s,sn 70 tho
wenta q sustsnsrs sadts srdszs iron tAs
county.
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-Reynolds' Grain Measure saves one
mans labor, and al the grsio.
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Mr.. I'd. G. Blse1Aeld 70 . take ehares
Of Tie elsyaser q hslrose ~ seol % IL 10
ooDplseod.
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DnTslc7 NoxlnA1Ion.-Ths adjourned
Convention for the LIT District met on
Tbursdsy u nominate Representative
The Arst ballet stood:
g. &. Warner, .........-... ......... 8
L. 0. BoardmAa ,.s.....s. .................1
Mr.. ". va declared the nominee.
W. Henderson, L. o. Bssrdnan, and 2.
zissenbsim were appointed . district con-
mittse.
Adjourned. ..''7
The delegates ftsn The Third District
met the came day, bot made ~ aeuias-
tiens.it bsiag generally resolved 70 ssppert
some Danoeratie candidate. [Hov aboss
''straight party nominations for tho Lag.
islatars :" II assisted upon for Senator,
Why not for Representative
lrHED AIH1ADf.-0n Monday night
eriss for ''hellf were heard coming up
from the black darkness and . gullsy in
upper.tovn.. 4 knd hearted passer-by Co.
,ns 10 the spot discovered in the mud and
mirs no less . psfsolsss than c. A. Gilman,
-he Of Senatorial aspiratisns-vhe, in re-
turning from one Of his trips to the eoun.
try, had .'fallsn INTO the pit" Drops Of
mingled perspi ration and rain were trick.
ling from HE overhsnsiug eyebrows a. he
tugged atths nud-stuok buggy, and the
gloom which surrounded him WAS sunlish.
compared TO that which enveloped his
disesnsolats features. 1t WAS evident that
hs wss having hard work in more ways
than with bis conveyance. The good
Samaritan e strong Burbank many gave
the unfortunate candidate oil the help
in his power, and got hin safely
home. We srs sorry that our friend
Gilman should be mired 90 early in tn
>..,:sS ii a..
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"A hne and much needed rain set in on
LIST Monday, and continued steadily for
two days. Everybody, in town - we'll ~
Athe eoaatry, 10 rejo;sed, for dry wells'
dry eistsEss, dry creeks and dry folds
Wers matters Of general complaint.
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groceries. 60 to Boyd's.
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Grapes, pears, apples and ersnberries,
It RUssELL's.
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~n you want q Senator
who win serve tho County,
vote for H. C. Burbank:
EXAMINATION OF SCHOOL TEAoAE-
ER0.
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~lsf groceries, 60 = Beyd's.
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-Ar. Richard Smith intends going to
g. Paul next week to take thorough
business course id the Commercial. College
~se tAst city. Richard b young nan Of
god bus,nsss abilities, and 10 sensible in
aus Attisg hinislf thoroughly for work.
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Blanks.

We keep constantly On had, >priatsd
from new type on the best papsr, tho fol-
0n~3nO h1sNka
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Apples is low % tho lowest, and q
good % the best, 1t Boyd's. /.
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No qaeran Of the Council % Monday
evening.
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DGSee that H.C. Burbank's
name is on your ticket for
Senator. ~.

-Partiss who feel disposed to insin1ste
= the lightweight Agent Of the Am. u. o.
Express Company that his veraoity 10 not
1ninpssehable, had better see that the
steve poker 10 not within said Agents
reach. It's hard ON pokers.
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The 1s1t Baptist Seeisty win meet
With Mn. J. Rees1s. q Friday afternoon
cd svsoi.s, Nov. 9Th. All ~ invited -
~Astoa6.
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EDWIN II. WRIGHT.
A 7 T o h Ely AT LAW
OK = 8ti9' 6lsek, X. 9.r~.:s Street
g. CLOUD .-..r lluWg01A
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- will resume the business 81 survey.
lnR. ses = O. &. 0AlIIsoy.
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-1sasss. Buah 4 Otteusmeysr have
gs1e iato partnership in the manufacture
81 silvsrvars Of 81 kiads. They viii do
. doulishing business from the start.
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"A ct Of brass instruments wen
tAzsagh this city fer Psynssvills .: few
days ~. II u evident they proDsss hsv.
Ing 1usis ct lhaa way.
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Hsss Pse1ls l-llr. ]. Z. VIM las 10,
'sl' The YER, Ssst atg'.s in u. market,
and lots Of them. Every b.rrsl warrant
ed. Cali sad go before purchasing else
where. Warsroons in Davis building, op-
posite Nurphy 4 Cos. -:
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The new instrunsnts for the brass
band were received on Saturday,. There
srs nine pieces. They are Of European
manufacture Of superior quality. and were
purchased in Chicago:
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& --.aoods q Il, xiads sold very cheap It
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T NH you went your Railroads
run to Waits grist mill, vote for
@. A. Gilman, the Ring candidate.

sAxP1ss.-some Germans ftsn Lake
Hsary were in the Land Office on Tuesday
trsnsacting soma business, when h. L.
Gordon undertook to persuade them to
vote for G,lnan, using these two lies,
which are fair samples Of tho Rings Tar.
gumsnts:"
lst.-Thst Gilman had secured the con-
plstion Of the rs,tro id to Melrose. THIS
work was doEe BY the r. r. Compsey,
with which Gilman has no more influence
than he has With the man in tie neon.
I'd. That Mr.. Burbank would, il elect
I'd Senator. use his In Auenes 10 compel the
couaty . pay the railroad bond debt Of
St. Cloud. It 10 IN insult to IN hon est
man to tell him sueh thing. Neither the
Legislature nor Mir. Burbank, il they de-
sir ed, seald eject anything Of the kind
and Mr.. Burbank. - AZ honorable man, is
in favor Of the city paying it, own debts.
But these q On . par with the msans used
BY the ':Ring," with their money, to elect
their candidate. In the present case, 1t
least, they could not win for these par
ties laughed y shs stories told them, and
said there Wa not one vote in Lake He1ry.
tswn but werld Do cast for Mr., Burbank.
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- Geo. r. Rowell \ Co., ~ Park Row,
New York, aAd g. n. PsitsnSillA Co.. 81
Park Row, New York, are the sole agent
Ter Tas Jeua1Al. In that city. and are au.
stAeri.sdss contract pr inssrsins ADVERTISE
naatsfer W s eur lovsst cash rates.
Advsrtlssrs II thateisy are requested to
sAts tAdf favors With either Of the above
I h 1ses. - ~
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The incest honey At
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On Saturday evening l20 shares Of
Driving Park stock were sold It auction
They brought but about IS Per shass-a
bsIgsrly price.
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BARNARD & CLARK.
Furniture Manufacturers
MINNEAPOLIS, dlNN.

The Subscribers Big leave 70 anusuaee 10
heir many patrons AMI friends that their
new Factory 10 row in operation a1d the
hey are prepared to fill Oh orders for
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sWAHTRD.
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First Class Furniture

TU9I 0u0SS TU1UJIU10
PROMPTLY AATLO PRICES.
A new priss list. will b issusd 70 the trade
shout the 6rst Of July, and special saons
will DO uado to make their o0tohlishnont
Headquarters for the Dealers ihPsaehsst
he Nerthwsst.
ZINE CUSTOM WORK BONE 70 oRDHR.
BARNARD 4 CLARK.
Factory 4th Street, East side. Warer,ons
6 Centre Rleck. yl4aA0
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Mr.. I'd. g. Blse3Asld 10 . take charge
Of Tie elevator u Mslress ~ soon - IL il
oeaplsesl.
Tho 1s1t Baptist Seeisty win meet
With Nm. J. Rses,s. o. Friday ahsrassn
sad svsai.s, Nov. 9Th. All ~ invited -
astsad
"A ct Of brass instruments wss
thzsagh this city fer Psynesvills ., few
days ~. II l. evident they propose hsv.
Ing aasis ct thas Wy.
-1sasss. Baah Z Otteasmeysr have
gs1s iato partnership in the manufacture
81 silvsrvars Of ~ kiads. They viii do
. heuzishing business from the start.
On Saturday evening l2o shares Of
Driving Park stock were ssld a auction
70 PAY tho indebtedness Of the Association.
They brought but about IS Per shass-a
beSgsrly price.
The new instruments FOR the brass
band were received on Saturday,. There
srs nine pieces. They are Of European
manufacture Of superior qaslity. and were
purchased in Chisaee
-Nr. Richard Smith intends going 70
g. Paul next week to take thorough
business course ID the Commercial. College
: e tAst city. Richard b . yeung nan Of
gssa bas,nsss abilities, and 10 sensible in
A.s attisG hinsslf thoroughly for work.
~See that H.C. Burbank's
name is on your ticket for
Senator. -.
-Partiss who feel disposed to insiaass<
y ths lightweight Agent ofthe Am. u. O.
Ixprsss Company that his veraoity 10 moi
indispensable, had better see that thu
stove poker 10 not within said Agents.
reach. It's hard ON pokers.
"A hne and much NEEDED rain set in on
LIST Monday. and continued steadily fs'
two days. Everybody. in town ~ we'll u
athe eouatry, 10 rejo;ced, for dry wells
dry eissszss, dry creeks and dry fields
wsrs matters Of general complaint.
-0n Friday Mn. M. e. Nixon, in ords'
@ destroy some saryshniss mixed with
oat-0sal which had been ussd for poison.
Ing nice. PIT It N tho sieve and stirred i,
- make sure that II would be burned. Sh'
Inhaled The fumes that aress and became
dssshly sick. She 10 nov better.
"A husky M,ssour1sn and his blushinl
4tsids.ts.be appeared q The Clerk Of III
Distriss Courts ONCE LAST week 70 ebtail
. Aazsiags Gesass and - make inquire,
abeut . Minister - tis the knot. Fer fur
&Ase pa,t isalArs apply = ME-. B. etsens
~ sslisisg CIaek. vhs ssvs Ill To infer
aasisa IN Ais psvse.
Thu 1sniaaaiea Of G A. Gilman ~
1st nsds n he Csuaty Csavsatiea q
tsa Thassaay, - seae nay suppose, bu
{. Ne task rsen Of the Pest Once o
Wslassdsy ssrsassn, bsfsrs Il. L. 0ords'
.saasssA fsr Lltshasld and G. A. Gilas. 70
T. >Pasl. Al tho Csnvsatisa had to d
NJ - 60 thrsugh tho motions Of rsaif5in
The Rtsg saaeus.
As ~ sssss vi se.iae from Brain
.se1 % Wslassday nsrai1g, il dissevsre
Aa"H. v. Wsssy" wage, upside. dsv..i
= ,Ds1als crssk. aid sugar, se9ce, cate ..
= asAiass ssssrally Sling up ths sertan,, ~
asalins - he sars.ss. Nobody VS. i
sight 70 ols'u the property. Some snfe,
tasass had driven Of the narrow brids
Tie previous night.
- The Rilgitss are circulating the STAT
meat that bsosuse Of the charges mad
against the Land Once swindles, the gov
NJ
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Pyo1dsinski's.. ~ ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-02
Governor walker and the EkukIuX.

Special telegram TO the dispatch.
RALEIGH, \. c., August l.-People who
heard Governor Walker speak ut Charlotte,
Concord, aid Company Shops, are astonished
at the bold lie which appears in the New
York Time; To the effect that he in those
speeches justified and wished prosperity to
the kllkiuy OF the South. What Governor
Walker did say WAS that it was not to be
wondered at that people living under such
inefficient and rascally State governments
should organize for mutual protection, but
he dcplorcd the crimes committed by bad
men, often Radicals, under the cloak Of the
kuklux, rs much as anybody, and said that
the perpetrators ought to have been pun
ishcd to the full extent of the law on due
trial and conviction in the State courts. That
there were no kukluX in Virginia, he said,
was owing not alone to the orderly character
of Virginilns, but 10 the fact that citizens OF
every race and color were alike protected in
all their rights. may add that there Is no
better proof Of the peaceablc disposition and
lorbearanre Of the people OF North Carollna
than the fact that the fellow who shnders
them i'm the New York Times IS allowed to
prowl about the State unframed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-02
Prosecution of Republicans under the
Kukllfx Act.

SAvAxNAH, Ga, August 1.-The case OF
the United States rs. George w. Wilson and
Thomas G.. Wilson, charged with violating
the enforcement act in disturbing q peaceful
assemblage and interruptins freedom OF
speech, was called in the United States Com
missioner's Court to-day.
Judge Flemming assisted Wilson, who
conducted his own defence.
District Attorney Farrow, in introducing
the case, stated tlmt it was the first case OF
the kind that had come before the United
states courts in Georgia, and lie regretted
that the parties violating the law were of
his own party--the Republican; but he
would, nevertheless, prosecute it vigor-
o,lsly. He was emphatic i'll his remarks,
and said, whether the parties were white or
black, Republican or Democrat, he would
exert the full power of the law to bring
them to punishment. 1t was humliatiDS to
make the statement that the Government
ind to prosecute for the first offence under
this law members of the Republican party.
The decision III the case was reserved Till
Tomorrow.
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MANCHESTER ITEMS.

BUSINESS At TIE CLERKS OrFICE.-Thc
county clerk of Chesterfield granted permits
durin" the month Of July for thiltcrn colt
pies TO marry. OF this number five Wci,
white. One venerable cplored man aged
seventy was welded to Il dnl>cl of lilty-liyc.
The Youngest white male was twcnty-on",
and the youngest white female seventeen.
During the same month for 1871 twelve IL
ccli>,S were i>sucd, OF which eight were TO
whi;c persons.
Thirty deeds OF bargain and sale. release.
trust, &c.. were admitted 10 record dUrin"
the month.
The petit Jury for the term of the court
commencing August 18th has not lis yet been
drawn.
Cows RUHSING AT LARGE.-Wc have before
alluded to the large number Of cows allowed
10 run at large. The sad accident on the
l:ichmond and Danvile railroad this week is
attributable to this. BY this accident a wor-
thy lic WAS sacrificed and Il large loss cll-
tailed on tie company. and also OH the owner
of the cow, Mr.. Richardson, il poor and
worthy man, who can lily afford 10 sustain
such loss. 1t is to he hoped that SOME
measures satisfactory both TO those who own
and do not own COWS will bc adopted to
prevent their indiscrimnatc running at large.
TRrSTEEs' MEETING.-Thcrc will be Il rcgll-
lar Sem-monthly meeting Of the Trustees to-
night, when it is presumed that some action
will lie taken towards the improvement OF
tie water-power, although it is doubtful
whether much can he done, as the fault does
not lie so much in the canal As the low stage
Of water in the river
The JAMEs-RIvER BRlnGE.-Thrp piers being
now all completed, and the arch over the
Danyile road approaching compI"ion, and
the stonc-wOrk on the north side being
steadily pushed forward, the only drawback
is the nol-alrival of the iron-work; but there
i good authority for stating that instruments
of this will arrive in a few days, and that
other portions will speedily follow. and The
entire structure be soon in working order.
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Weather Probabilities.

WAsHISGToS, August 1.-The low barome'
ter on the lower lakes will move eastward,
with threatening weather and rain areas
over the Middle States north of Virginia and
over New England by Friday, with fresh
southerly and easterly winds: Clearing
weather in the Gulf and South Atlantic
States tonight, with southerly and westerly
winds. Continued northerly and westerly
winds, veering on Friday to northerly and
northeasterIy, on the upper lakes and in the
northwest, and thence southward through
the upper Mississippi and lower Ohio Val
leys, with clear weather and moderate tem'
perattlrcs. Clearing and cooler weather or
the lower lakes Friday morning, rapidly eX'
tending southeastward.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-02

INTERESTING CONTEST FOR MEDICAL
PIIzE.-A prize had been offered at the Med
ical College ofan elegant equipment of stcth-
o.copes to the student showing most prof.
ciency in the subjects of medical pathology
and diagnosis. At the examination for this
prize at the recent termination Of the lee
lures of the summer session, after a rigid
trial OF the several candidates before com-
mittec of eminent physicians not connected
with the College. the contest was narrowed
down to decision between the claims of
Mr.. Bruce A. Cassidy, of West Virginia, and
Mr.. William Z. Uarwood, of Petersburg.
Both Of these gentlemen had stood such adj
mirablc examinations that it was impossible
10 decide that either had cXccllcd the other.
TO reach a decision the committee of award
determined to subject them to another trial,
and one, if possible, more rigid than before.
Pleasantly warmed by the exercise on the
second trial. each Of them cclipscd himself,
and eqllalled fully the other, running like
LongfeIlow and Bassctt neck and neck, until
finally to effect an impartial decision, the
committee were compelled to divide the
prize
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-02
How the Election News Is Received III
Norfolk.

Special telegram Ia the Dispatch
NORFOLK, August las the news comes
in from the Old North State tonight cheers
are heard all over the streets OF the city.
The present indications are so cheerful that,
whatever the result may be, Norfolk don't
care how her manifestations may be crlti-
cised. From the special dispatches received
by the papers here, and from private adyiees,
the Old North State will certainly go Con-
SnrNniiNo
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-02
Al,ntIl.
New York Items.

New YORK, August I.-Specie shipments
to-day S500,0
There is great activity at the customs
house, owing to the new tariff. Thousands
of c,scs of goods were withdrawn from the
warehouse.
The Central, Erie and Pennsylvania rail-
roads to-day reduced freight Rites to the.
West from lorty-fyc to thirty-cight per cent,
1t is reported that the change is for one
month only, in order to break down old con-
tracts which are detrimental TO the roads.