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The supplem entail rrrentv ( rsiere

fHlLADkLpHrA, May 21.-.Thc Board Of
Trade OF this city has passed resolutions an.
proving the supplemental article TO the
" ashlngton treaty. r.s-s.y.t4 a.;
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MoRrrARY 1tEPoRr.fhr following is the
mortlmry report for the week ending Satll-
duy, May Is. 1872, compiled from >cNtuns'
returns received at the oh,. ct the Boar, Of
Health:
Whole number OF deaths in the city,
Ii; III addition, still~b0in were reported.
Sex: Males, S; females, :. Color: White
males, /; white females, ); rul"rcd males, ! :
rnlorrd females. =. Condition.: Single, /. :.
married, !; witiower$, !; widows. | tit
known. =. Nativity: United States, Is;
Italy, |; Ireland. |. Locality: Marshall
Ward. >; Jefferson Ward. l 4; Madison Ward.
,; Monroe Ward, .: Clay Ward, ,: Jack
son Ward. almSho,sc, = Medical Col
lr.c intirmary, i: penitcnliary. /. Age :
>iX months to twelve, | ten years to twenty,
/; twenty years to thirty. :; forty years to
fifty, /; fifty years to sixty, ;: unknown.
/. By whom certified : Regular practitioners,
II. Causes OF death: ApnplrNy, |: conSllnp-
ton, 1 g White, > cnlorrd); congestion Of
lungs, | !; dropsy. |; heart disease. |; pletI-
moiiia. 3; poisoning QrIrc"ti,) tubes mr%cil-
tcrca, /: womb disease. I.
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Receiving daily. all the novelties OF tie season al
Madame DEMELMAS's.
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DUTCHLR's Ii"iiT%iEG FLY-kILLER sweeps
them oil al.d clears The house speedily Tiy it. Sold
hy dealers everywhere.
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sryENrY-FIvE-CENT GAUzE SHIRTS at r.
SPENCE & Soy's, 1909 Main street.
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FINE JEW ELH1, ~"
ELEGANT WATCHES AND CHAINS,
DIAMOND, ENGAGEMENT, AND PLAIN GOLD
WEDDING RINGS,
and new novelties in Bridal Silver.
Corner Main and Tenth streets.
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General Items.

WAsHINGToH, May 2l.-Onc hundred and
fifty recruits have been ordered to Calves
ton, Texas, for cavalry service.
The Cabinet meeting today was unimpor-
tant. The Attorney General and Secretary
of Interior were absent.
Il. c. Samnis. of Florida, has been nomi-
mated consul ut Rio Grande Do Sui.
The Commissioner Of Patents to-day heard
an argument in the case of Blackwell, OF
North Carolina, Us. l.. l.. Armi>tead, Of Vir.
ginia, rs to priority in the Use, as trade
mark, Of the words "Durham smoking to-
huccn." Decision was Resolved.
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New YoRs, May 21.--Ten thousand emf
grants landed at Castle Garden yesterday.
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COMMERCIA11

).
RICHMOND, VA, 3Iay 2l, 1872 !
r /, OFFERINGS. s..s.sg
WiIEAT.--White, liD bushels. Red go bushels.
bushels. Mixed. Ia buslcl2.
RYE.-le bushels. - - 's - Sstt1
OFFAL.--i0J bushels. s-.k
SIITCKS.-25 bales. ~"'A%s'
@ss-sf SALES. ~. a.1 ost.
'CoRN-Nhite. %. hashel3 very good M .soc.; ll3
bushels prime on private terms Straw-c colorcd. az
nu-neis prime at fec loo bdsiies prime ne private
terms. Mixed. so bushels ut &c.
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MrFTiNG II CLAY WARp---IHerc was Il
iiI,.>l enthusiasts. iucctluG last night III Clay
Ward. presided over hy Major +. L. Turner,
who made 4 stirring speech. He was fol-
lowed 10y Mr.. y. VI. Ice, who announced
his hearty adhesion to the ticket, and con-
iurrd every friend lie had to rally to the sup
port of the ticket. Speeches were made by
Mayor Kelley, Mr.. c. Cahcll, Thomas ii.
Wyniir, Est. and others. and the liu'St
-llirit ntI.A lilru.
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The RELIGIOUS HERALD Is read In every neigh-
torhood In the South.
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Police C0rRr, TrEsDAy--JuStice !. j.
lFhUe pr'siding.-Ihr following cises were
disposcd of:
Neal Mullen, charged Oh walran! with
.SSauiing and striking John Brady with !;
pitcher. Discharged proved to have been
accidental.
Phil. Iartrou"h, charged with being
drunk and unable Ia take care of himself.
Committed for thirty days in default ot
surety.
NJ. Richter. charged on warrant wthplill-
ing down and destroying the carprnter->hop
of John \. Lohman 4 Brother. Dismissed.
Lizzie Edwards (colored), charged with
being vagl1lnt without visible means OF sup
port. Committed tor three months in default
Of surety for her good behavior.
James Johnson (culorcd), charged on war~
rant with aS&lllting and beating James
Lucas. Fined -.
Siisan Walker (coloredy, charged on Wai-
rant with trc>rl&sina upon the premises oi
Susan Mayo and striking the said Mato.
Fined $50.
Sl,Gn Mayo (colorad), charged OH warrant
with a>Saultn:s and hcttii:. Susan Walker.
Fined 500
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LOuJsyIIIE TORacCO JAEEE

LOUISVILLE TOBACCO MARKET.
LOUISVILLE, May 2l.-Tobacco active: sales. l23
fij. - ~ -
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.

France.
PARIS. May 2l.----Charles Francis Adams
has departed for Geneva.
Spain.
MADRID, May 2l.--Untcd States Minister
SickIcs is here.
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AMsSEyFFNTS. a


A SSEMBLY HALL.
BY special request, there will he given
hTATINEE. .a.a
FOR TIE BENEFIT Or TIE
NON UME ia - HIRGH,
By The Qrganisi OF the Church.
assisted by The
"EEETnuvES ocTETrE,''-
o.! Wa ,hingtnn city,
WEDNESDAY, May ed, 1874
at4 O'Clock.
No charge for reserved seals. -
Tickets, 81 CENTS For sale al WEST, JOHNSTON
Il CO.'S. wnt ny q
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NowLAS 4 CO. are receiving direct frcn tie fas-
tories new designs IN,
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MARINE INrEY.IsGES1F
PORT or RlCHAIOND, M 81. Is12.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, MAY :e.i.7:.
sun rises :I Moon sets 49,
sun ses............ 7:gp High tide.4......... ~
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DEPARTURES OF STEAMERS.

LNOR Z Ii L \ ID + J. = Fl A. rsssrs,
Il The stt.IinerJ. :. GREENE, Captain tsss1l.-.ss-s
CARR, will receive freight for the abnvc port I'LL
THURSDAY the .3d instant Al L. O'Clock.
Freight ttken ioi all parts OF Pennsylvania. New
JERSEY, and Delaware. also iur Norfolk and New On.
l,.liis, al low raiG-
Passage 10 FhaicIphia lnclndine meals and state
rooaI. -. W. L. PORTER. Agent;
INV 2a-2t No 2421 Dock street.
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-lrrlRp.--A difficulty between arral enlaie
.slcnl aud a yoI!ng lawyer, both Of this city'
from winch duel Wa, seriously appIe
!.cnucd w4, al.licably adjusted yesterday.
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LOR RENT, several VACA TG
ROOMS In the Clifton House, Fourteenth LII
street between franklin and Ross streets, with or
without hoard, IA n my :2-lt@
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Advertise Ia tie RELIGIOUS HERALD.
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The Cariist TnsurrectiOn.

The Gariist TnsurrectiOn.
MADRID, May 21.-Latcr dispatches from
Biscay report that the Carlists' organization
in that province has been completely annihi-
lated. Five thousand insurgents surrendered
to the loyal forces OH Sunday Last. Order
is now restored throughout the entire pro-
vince
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LUR RENT, the property heretofore a:s
4 known as the ~ MON UoTEL, on SiiJ
Scvcn Street In rear Of tine Theatre. VIII be vacant
on June lst. The lower iioor IL admirably adapted
rr bar-rnons, the upper part will bc occupid by Tie
Mercantile Club." TO d good tenant the rent Will
bc moderate. For further particulars arply at
HELLER < CO.'S.
my ., at SIT Broad street.
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THEATRE.
TOTs RENT

TOR RENT, THREE ROOMS, with GA
L the privilege Of the r,rlor ;uld kitchen. Lii
Apply at iU2 cast Franklin street: ..x
i,iy III l.. MCCARTHY.
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DROMPT ATTENTION, PAID TO
TIN AND GRAVEL RoosING,
Fl 4, AT THE LOWEST PRICES

NV .. .eo,,,n i'm. s'a If es4 Broad street.
nOARD IN THE COUSTRY.-Conlfort-
Is ARD can be obtained for families for
three isienihs, within one s2s drsye Of aishnoa
,ssiI sI,ade The neighborhooi = good ana tas 20
sa,ioa ealthy Would rsfsr g Rev. W. =, a. IA
pswers & Co. Address k-Box No. 7, i;ichmona.
my ls-eod2w 2 -
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It,HE UNDERSIGNED, Q, in retiring from
rho enployment of MessrS. Thomas Balmer
~ ,ags iesyc 10 return his sincere tlaaks 70 his
friends Tor the favor and Kindness which have 5een e
axfcndcd to HIM During the Summer he WIN Oe
ns,aaS nj the Warm Springa, aud he hopes 70 re-
~, Nv .Iuess & !. = ROBERTO. WHITE.
Na,X - 1s-a. my .2-7ts
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Horse Disease.

A disease is raging among
the horses in the East which IS
rapidly spreading over the
whole country. Comparatively
few cases prove fatal, but it is
estimated that 10000 horses
are sick in New York City
alone, and business is nearly at
a stand-still in consequen ,e.
An application of tar and asa
fetida to the bit, and keeping
the stable clean and warm is
recommended as a preventive.
Horse owners should be on the
lookout for the disease as it is
rapidly spreading.
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SAFE,SURE AND STEADFAST
A Journal for all True Republicans,
for all True Liberals, and all
True Democrats.

The New York Evening Post, edited by
William Cullen Bryant and Psrke Goodwin,
assisted by the strongest talent that can be
engaged, has for more than half century
maintained the same principles oi freedom
and progress, through all changes of parties
and polciep
1t STANDS for equal rights; for the distribu
ton of power; for honesty and economy; for
the security Of the glorious results ofemancl-
patton and eniranchisement won by the war:
and all practicable reforms.
1t is opposed to,niustice and spolaton, dis
gulsed under the name Of protection, and to
all corrup. party combinations which saorihce
prlncipleto mere success.
IT. will support Grant and Iilsen, because
it believes that under them the government
will be more stable, and the chances for pros
gress and reform more certain, than under any
alliance of incompatible elements.
The Evening Post is equal to any other as
a newspaper, and is complete in its political,
its literary, Its scientific, its agricultural and
its commercial departments.
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JAMES 0'Brien, one of the
leading Irishmen of New York,
is candidote for Mayor of that
city. The New York Tribune,
Greeley's paper, blackguards
HIM after the following style,
describing him as "a iioter, a
ballot-box suffer, a repeater, a
man without education, with
out any aniecedents save those
of the police court and the
penitentlary
The above is characteristic
of the Greeley party and the
Democratic party before it
to beg Irlshmen for their votes,
and when an Irishman is a can
didate, TO turn on him like a
pickpocket. We would hate to
undertake the defense OF any
New York politician, but this
we do know to Mr.. O'Brien's
credit; that he furnished the
facts with which the New York
Times crushed the Tammany
thieves, and as Greeley was
identified with them and de-
Tended them through his paper
to the last, and expected the
aid OF their devilish arts to Sc
cure his election, 1t is not to be
expected that he would Halter
Mr.. O'Brien.
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We know of several men
even in our county who in their
hearts believe the Republican
party is as nearly honest and
right as a party can be. We
have talked with them and on
matters of principle we are one,
yet they vote the Democratic
ticket. We are persuaded that
nothing but prejudice, or fear
OF being called a "turncoat' by
those who crack the Democrat
ic party lash, induces them,
year after year, to vote against
their better judgment. Now Is
their time, when the party has
left its old landmarks and ia
ken two renegade Republicans
as its candidates, for them to
unite with US. The doors OF the
political fold are open, and you
are invited to come in and take
up your abode with us. We
don't expect to re-elect Gen.
Grant without the assistance Of
Democrats, and now is the tine
to come in and share the glory
and Joy with US.
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The Changing of Parties.

Lie CnanSlnS O1 farCleSs
The Democratic party will
never regain what it has lost
by the Greeley swinddle. New
parties will be organized com
posed on the one hand of the
discontented o fiji C e.seekers,
tricksters, and traders such as
is now represented by the
Greeley movement, and on
the other hand of the glorious
old Republican party united
with the honest masses of The
old Democratic party. This
changing OF parties is now
more plainly foreshadOwed in
New York, heretofore the
Democratic stronghold, than
in any other State. In the city
there are four candidates for
Mayor, all OF whom have here
to!ore been Democrats. Ex-
Mayor Havemeyer, one of Ithe
purest and best men of. the cid
Democratic party, is the regu-
lar Republican candidate, and
Gen, John A. Dix, a Democrat
without spot or bIemish, is the
Republican candidate for Gov
ernor. These men are types
Of the accessions we are re-
ceivinng from the Democracy.
On the other hand we are los
ing, we are. glad to say, such
trlcksters as Hank Smith,
John Cochran, Reuben E. Fen
Ton. With them we lose the
Tammany tainted Republicans,
the ward-bummers, and unprln-
cipled hangers-on. With the
accession of such men as Dix
and Havemeyer, we gain thou
sands of honest Democrats
throughout the State. On the
one side we have honesty and
economy, and the other cor.
ruption and fraud, until the
fight In that State this year
has again become like last fall,
Iammany and anti-Tammany,
andit.is. for this reason and the
acknowledgment of the diso-
luton Of the Democratic party
by its leaders, that the Repub-
licans confidently claim the
State by a majority Of $4,000.
In this situation of affairs it
becomes honest Democrats to
castab6ut them for a new par.
ty. We invite them to come
with US. Nov, is the time to
identify yourselves with this
living, moving party, which
has ior its watchword- honesty,
economy freedom to all men.
Vote for Grant.
15s G-L.--.s.---
A.J,a-t;so N r,anfa a pf,scy-f al NJ f,,ix D.f,,.
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S 8 600 90 IN RA N X.
Ora Nd GIFT CONCERT.
Postponed to pecember7

THE SECOND GRAND GIFT CON-
4 CERT in aid Of the Public Library of
Kentucky, announc d for September 2s, has
been postponed to December z, 1872, be.
cause the accumulation of orders the few days
before the drawing made it physically impos.
sible TO fill them without a few days delay,
and as a short postponement was inevitable,
it was determined to defer II 10 time that
would make full drawing gsure by the sale
Of all the tickets. y 70 f13W's.-
The money necessary to pay in full all the
offered gifts is now upon deposit in the FAR
mers' Drovers' Bank, as will be seen by the
following certificate of the cashier:
FARMERs' q DRovERs' BAsE,
Lou svILLE, Ky Sept. 26, 1872.
This 10 to certify that there IS now on de-
posit in this bank over half million dollars
TO the credit Of the gin concert fund, $500, 900
of which is held by this bank AZ Treasurer
of the Public Library of Kentucky to pay of
all gifts to be awarded at the drawing,
RS. VEACH, Cashier.
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SHALL the wreath be torn
from the fair brow of Hunting
ton?-will Democrats stay
at home in November Must
we no longer call 1t the lion of
the fold?-SciotO Valley Post.
Good! "Lion of the fold" is
good! "Phe fair brow" of "the
lion of the fold" is good! II is
poetic, soul-inspiring. 1t was
written by Burns: a descendant
of Burns, On the Burns side.
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MINOR R Potter thinks we

ANNh ~ oA1bh luiuho WO
can't appreciate his position,
and so expresses himself in
last weeks Enquirer. We as
sure Mr.. Potter he forgets him
self. No man knows and ap.
preciates it more fully. We
were present In Ii. p. Am
brose's saddlery establishment
when Mr.. Potter signed a
pledge 10 work and vote for
the re. election of President
Grant; we heard the converse
lion which took place between
Mr.. Potter and Mr.. James w.
Yeeley on that interesting oc-
casion, and have the written
document in our desk to-day.
We also had a private conver-
saIion with Mr.. Potter after
wards on the breaking up old
parties, and the building of
Greeleyism on the ruins of the
old Democratic party. If Mr..
Potter will think for a moment
he will know that we under
stand his position thoroughly,
and we can assure HIM that
the people do, also. Now, will
he, while he is writing letters
to the dear public, please tell
them how he, as an honorable
man, can violate his written
and spoken word of honor; and
how he, as an honorable man,
could seek and obtain a NOM
nation from the Republican
party and seeing his own case
hopeless by reason of his own
vaccilating course and neigh
borhood feuds, turn and try to
destroy the chances Of his fell
low-menbers on the ticket?-
There is nothing new develop
ed in Republicanism nor in
Greeleyism since he sought
the nomination for Probate
Judge. Why such a remarka-
BILE change in the Judge?
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To Democrats.

Horace Greeley is asking the
votes of our late Democratic
friends. He has declared him
self opposed to them even in
in their most respectable as.
pect. He has denounced them
not only politically but person
ally for the last forty years,
and here are few of the kind Of
names by which he calls them:
Liars,
Roughs,
Thieves,
Traitors,
Vermin,
Burglars,
Perjurers,
Blacklegs,
Gamblers,
Pickpockets,
Dog-Fanciers,
ck-FIghters,
Horse Thieves,
Lovers of Rum,
Shoulder Hltters,
.Haters of Nlggers,
Druakard Manufacturers,
The Fathers of Mulattoes,
Keepers of Dens of Infamy
We do not think Democrats
are going to lose days work
and ride or walk five or six
miles to vote old Horace $685.
900 year for his past kindness
es to them as exhibited above
1t is their privilege to do SO,
however, if they choose, or they
can, on the other hand, vote fGT
Gen. U. S. Grant, who has been
a most useful man 10 our cOun-
try, has never said an i'll word
of them, and has only endeav-
ored to quietly do his duty in
all positions where he has
served the people. 1t is be-
tween those two men you must
choose If you vote at all. For
the sake of consistency; for the
sake of democratic govern
meni, We hope you will choose
well. Let not the world see
the masses endorse the sale OF
their party.
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SOME Democrats only &C
cepted Greeley on promise of
the leaders of their ability 10
elect a majority of the next
Congress. Even that hope is
dashed to the ground. In the
elections held this fall the Re-
publlcans have gained 10 men,
bers. Nothing is ever gained
to a party by dishonesty.
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REPUBLICANS.

Every vote is wanted next
Tuesday. Watch the polls, too,
and see that no illegal votes
are cast. The Greeleyites have
been holding secret meetings,
and will make a strong effort
TO get out every one of their
voters in the hope of catching
you mapping. See that every
vote is out, and no illegal votes
cast. Watch the polls from the
time they are opened until the
.ast ballot Is counted. An at
tempt will also be made to de-
ceive Grant men by fraudulent
tickets. Below We present the
iull Electoral ticket. See that
the names correspond in every
particular with those printed
below. The attempt will he
made to deceive you with tick
els containing only a part of
these names, a part being re
placed by the Greeley Elec.
tors:
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The Electoral Vote.

, Below we give the number Of
electoral votes 10 which each
State is entitled. 1t will be
convenient for reference next
week when the returns are
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TRY II! TRY II!

For 25 cents we will send the Weekly Even
ing Post for two months, or for so cents we
will send the semi-weekly Evening Post for
he same time. Specimen mum bers sent free.
Address, wa. c. BRYANT & CO.
3loct New York.
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Notice to Hunters.

NOTICE IS hereby given that hunters tres
INpassing on my premises-farm and vine-
yard-lust north OF Macarthur, will be Lrose.
cuted 10 the full extent Of the law.
WHO'S. b. DAVIS.
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SECOND SUBDIVISION.

Jackson county, March Sd, DAY 2Cth, October
18th,
Pike county, April LIST, June 2ith, November
18th
Vin.on County, February llth, May eth, Sep>
tember 18th.
Lawrence county, January 2sth, May 9Th,
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