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Beg SILL AHEAD.-The people 90 to SIlrMoys& 6 Co.'S,
where everything can hc had in hats &c. Next Dts
DGIrb.
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Obituary.

NEW YoRS. October u.--James 3. spaid-
ting, the founder Of the New York Rorla, II
dead,
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A MAss-MEETNa OF RErrsLIcANa VIII be
held al Louisa eeurtheuse te-aay.
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Cheap. cheaper rhotpe=; hats In the city nj SIN.
MONS ,S Co.'S. next DispGict.
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Second Disp0tCh.

COLUMBIA, S. c., October 11.-The case OF
Garter has been postponed until Monday.
The case Of Tupper, murderer Of Caldwell,
WIS postponed until the next term. The
election excitement Is not high. It IS ex-
pccted that the boilers will carry ten coun-
ties and the regulars twenty-one.
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&rlsGlisas Politics.
TcleGraN..ic Summary.

LITTLE ROCK, October 11.--The now Libe.
raj State ticket has been formally Withdrawn.
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P. WE!sIGER & Co. call particular attention TO
their Paris silk lat.
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sl.GeO reward win he paid by the proprietor Of r.
PIEIiCE's GOLDEN MEDICAL DISCOVERY for IA me-
d!ciuc m will equal it in curing severe and linger-
ing coughs. bronchitis and al disease OF the lungs.
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TOR NEW YOEE.-OLD DO .,rGSS5..+s2ss
Il MINIOE STEAMSHIP COMPASY. .s:Ssgalss..5sz., sSsgalls..5 =,
The siIe-whe"l steamships OLD DOMINION,
WEAEONE, ISAAC BELL, SARATOGA, NJ
AGAHh. AIiBFJA JAHLE. "nd HATfERAs lctvr
New York for Norfolk. City Point. md hlcbnond
every TU IsDAf.ILCGsDAI,a and SATURDAY.
Leave Hchmond every TUESDAY, FRIDAY.
ard SUNDAY at iich lils.
These ships are entirely new. They have elegant
saloons. st.t rooms. AMI bathrooms.
The fare, accommodations, aud attention arc un-
SURPASSED. :,
close connections made With steamer. for Oil
southern and European ports
For further Information. apply -
JOHN N. WYATT Agent.
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Fall oyercoa:S ut L. Z. srE:iCE X Sons. 1900
LaiI street.
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II you want coed stock u ready made clothing
to se,ec. fron sL! u! L. i. SPENCE i sos S. 1870
AI;Iiu street
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Frtsh supply Of Fashionable hats at SIMMONS &
co.'s, lllG Main street.
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NATrRALlzATloS- naturalization
papers were granted 10 lorelsGors yesterday
jy tlia i!ustings Court.
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Keep up to the times. aud buy Your hats OF SIM
MONS & Co, next Dispatch.
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HESRlco CoUNTY.-The supporters o.
Greeley aud Brown and friends Of the Libc.
ral movement IN ieurco county met Ut Ar
boz Sunday -S;clIool.loiise, on the Mechnnics-
Vile turnpike. two mics northeast Of Rich
mond. i'll Fairfield township, Oh Thursday
afternoon last, and organized Il Greeley and
Brown Club, the following officers being
unanimously elected:
Prrsid.nf-John L. Gruhhs, Esq.
Vice i'9'esidcaiS.-Dr. u. G. Minor, Oscar
Cosby, II. Caulhorn. james II. Garter, Hugh
!. Watt.
.SrcretGry--Jchn p. sclormcrhorD.
l'eusW'tr.-R. IL. Tuck.
ErccRijce Conlm'Nse.--lSaac Q. Austin,
Walter RatciiT". J. W. Otcy, William +.
Schcrmerborn, James Smell, J. 4. X. KnrIf.
man, John NJ. DAILY, William johnson, J. &.
Schermerhoru, Hugh J.. Davis. M. Butter, !.
Holloway, William G.. Otey, Jamns Mitchell,
---- savage, John suelI, T.. i. Corr, George
Smith.
The meeting Tas attended hy number OF
ladip-, aud WAS full Of Interest and enthu-
s!u>u.
The Club unanimously resolved to hold y
ma-S-mcetin@ 1T the same place on Monday
evening next 1t : O'Clock, at which time 4
numier Of able Conservative speakers urc
expected to deliver "ddrcs-cs.
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FHTy CENTS FOR FouR MoNTHs.-The Rslfgi-
o,s Herald II pus 10 now suhssrssrs at City ssnts
isr Senr Meniks,
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TLu Telescope tat--something ncw-a great curl
osity--for sale I,y I. WEIsIGER < 60.
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"B SELECT WMsKEY st ". =. BLAIR i Co.'S,
corner Sipth and Main streets.
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Go TO PIzz!sI's for large nnd juicy pear..
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hPrLEs. APrLE$ !-PizzISI has fine LOT OF
them,
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Malagu grapes-some Of this years crop-at
Iyyyf
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Catawba and Diaua grapes just received hy
piZZISI
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

DISCOVERY OF a RADICAL CONSPIRACY
AGAINST 4 RADTCAL-PLOT TO ARREST
A CANDIDATE FOR TIE GovERSoRsHIP
FOR FORGERY.
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A NCuOR LINE STEAMERS. III tsti FTP 7,

4 -" " -1'-''-- : ~ -, - q e
SAILING
EVERY WEDNESDAY MD SATURDAY.
Passengers buulcl. To and irom railway stations
or seapcr;s IN England, ireland, Scotland. NorH-y,
sweden, Denmark. Germany, France holland Bel.
gun and the United StHtcs.
Cabin fare from New York 10 London. Liverpool,
Glasgow, OF Derry. hy Wednesday, aCimer, tiiu.
by saturdays storurr, s.5 and SIS.
Excursion tickets, 20. : IL payable In currency.
Passenger booked DIRECT iloun Palermo, Genoa,
AlesSiDa, aud Trieste 10 New York.
cabin. Fsiu: stecragc. S5,. Payable In currency.
fcv further information apDlyt0
HENDERSON BROTHERS,, .n,
7 Bowling Green. y. Y. or
j. ". WYATT, Agent,
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p. WElsIeKn & Co. sell fashionable hats.
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.-.-~-..~.. I4,TrrRS REMAINING IN
Y ,~T ~ !l,,(},H\n ~, nrOsT-OrFiCE OCTOBER
rs for letter. n this 3 Is' Is ,olr m, MEsss Elssss
II vt Y,%,l S2l% c'tr 1%F oed i@ SHnr IN was WGsSs
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WILLIAM +. ClIDE& CO.. Ag"nte,
No. j. South Nh4rycs,

-
JAMES RIyER 163I2 sTgAABoATGssaG51 ,IE ssGi15ssEsI.
FOR NEW YORK. PIfILADELPUiA i, nIL-
TEIoHE. NORFOLK, pONTS3tQCrF,
AND ALL REG AR LANDINGS y
OK THE JAMES EiVEE. -
The ft.t end elegant United States mail steamer
jobs SYLVESTER. Captain u. g. l.iE ORD
leaves co;npanYs wharf, at locketif for the aloFc,
named places on MONDAY ". .WtsDSESDAIS rna
FRIDAYS al 6! 4. W., and returns on THesdsy,
Thursday aud Saturday afternoons nt O'Clock.
Passengers connect NJ Norfolk with the OH Bay
Line se;tmers FOR DHltluorc, Philadephil- ana
Train leaves City Point for Petersburg on arrival
Of steamer.
Fare To Philadelphia .-,..'.....,............ ~
Fare 10 BALTIMORE. .-'...,'......'s. "
Tickets W on sale at GhRBi II & CO.'S EXPRESS.
and baggage checked through. .xx.e.
' Trogit received llEsDATs, TiIrnstpAYs. ,;t,s
ION. Bll:tmorr. 8Ed principal landings On C1e,a. e
peske bay. aud all regular andings on janet fiYers
nt tREksOEABLE RATES. =. -
Freight received from i. u. I'LL I. N.,
Fred ;ht Tor way-,andiDgs must bg prepaia.
l.. L. TATuM, General = 2ont. II
Dr'nrh orir. corner AIa!n and Sinth streets IL
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TOR LIVERPOOL AND Gs2@Hs
4 QUEENSTOWN, I,sN AN LIZ. * tlsrfts1ft5ss<<s tsf5s<
YORK EVERY SIT fuAY ASDg >.2.gs
ALTERSATE TUESDAYS.
RATES OF rAsSAGE:
Payable IN GOA. Iay.lDle IA oefteIes :,
10 London ........... 20 10 LoEao"".,."t',: 70 70
TO parIs........... O. To farts. .:v,;,. 50
Jicaets sold 10 and from EaG!sEd ''eiaGc, ana
the Continent 1T moderate rates.
For further !lCcruailGn: Apply ny the 20. 1o.spIsul
Is Broadway, Sew YORK; orso,
JOHN ". WYATT, Agent; ~
tao, kiclmeDd. VS.
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Council adjourned.
Drawing in the Public Schools.

Drawing in the Public Schools.
We understand the mechanics
o! most of the machine shops of
this city, have taken the subject in
hand to have free evening draw
ing Schools in this city, this CON-
lug autumn and winter, and to-
affect their object, have been OBJ
tanning the signatures Of most of
our intelligent citizcns, without
regard to sect or politics, to u
portion addressed to our respect
ed and vigilant School Trustees
asking them to open such evening
schools. And that the petition,
having reached tie length uf ahens
| ten feet, was presente ID t.ie
School Trustees as their last sit-
ling. It Is :. subject Of general
iDteres. TO our tn ire city, and is
g move in the right direction To
enable our mechanics to compete
On equal terms Win those Of other
manufacturing ci.ies, and we have
; no doubt our Sc'i0ol Trustees,
being men OF public spirit and
Intelligence, viii SEA 1t in that
light. - A Citizen,
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Blessings brighten as they take their
fight. The chief of blessings is good
health, without which nothing is worth
the having it is always appreciated at
its true value after it is lost, but, too
often, not before. Live properly, ard
correct ailments before they become sea
ted. For diseasesof the liver, kidneys,
skin, stomach and all arising from i'm
purc or feeble, blood, DR. WALKERS
CALIFORNIA VINEGAR BfTrERs are a
sure and speedy remedy. It has never
yet failed in single in stance. 4w
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j amp Sen SAT on.

1t was ramored about the streets : in fact
It was broadly asserted by prominen. Greeley
Democrats that 4 number of & celey Lam g
had been ste'en from tile Denioc,at attic "reu-
denv ous"-t wherever that is}. Alter fumine
over the sessatou Cor twenty f,ur hours
aud counting the lar.ps lemaining-it was
discov cred that quite large number came up,
like the lrishman's cow, among the missing;
but they are accounted for in this wise.
Several "busted up" and were thrown away
as useless, whilst quite a number were re-
tanned By tue little boys. il lieu of the fifty
cents each of them were promised as a re-
ward for the labor of carrying them in the
Democratic procession. The boys think the
laborer is worthy of his hire-so .shell out,
next time and save your lamps!
And TO still further make up the deficiency
there were q number Of country boys in the
procession, and after the parade these boys
went home in squads of from six to fifteen in
number and carried their lamps with them,
In this way ct least a hundred lamps were
taken away and NOT one returned. asE
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Perry Fuller, a noted corrup-
zionist was recommended and
pressed by Thes. A. Hendricks for
the position OF Collector Of Gus
toms ST New Orleans. He was
finally appointed by Andrew John
son, and his adm nis.ratioa Wa
marked by u series OF he hicgesE
and bohlest robberies ever com
nit.ed bv shy Official. lie wax
finally arrested AMI brought TO
trial for his ras.aIity, and Mr..
Hendricks went all The way to
New Orleans TO defend him. He
was more successful in Fuller's
case than inc A. Halls. For the
latter was sentenced to the peni-
Tertiary while the former escaped
the meshes of the law.-Ind Jour
nal.
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WI. W. DUDLEY,
Commissioner saie Of Real Estate.


EDURSCANT 10 an order OF the Court Of
IL Common Please Of Wayne County, Ind,
The undersigned off.ss at Private Sale, either
IN three separate parts or the whole tie late
residence of Milton Holiingsworth. deceased,
on Carr street. near The Spring Feanary, in
the City of Richmond, Wayne County and
State of Indiana, for one fourth cash down,
and the rfsidue in three equal installngass Of
six. twelve and eighteen months after date.
with interest, 10 be secured by a mortgsce on
the property sold. The property in pats con.
sists Of one let on the South side CT feet in
front aud running back l52 Feet. and set with
shru5isery and fruit trees; the Sorth lot is So
feet IN front. and running back rs feet: the
middle lot is SO feet front and running back
1872 fest with parallel lines, AMI therce with
irregulor lines to the bridge a,iross White
Water. his part has. on il a large brick
dwelling house. stahle, corn house in good re-
pair. and a large variety Of .raii trees and
shrulhefy. The dwelling can be diyiaed If
purchasers should wis.,, it, The pab'ic is
referred to a diagram of the whole estate with
the subdivision accurately :ked now in the
possession 81 the undersigned.
SUSAN H. H3Isi.TNGSW ORTIZ.
Sept. %, 1872 co.aiHiss toner's aaGl's.
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Founded on a Rock Tho di

Founded on Rock Tho Iii :
appointed adventurers who have
from time 10 time attempted 10 ran
their worthless pctions agains:
Brakes Plantation Bit aTs, vow
that they cannot stand what
foundation there is for it's an air.
popu arity. Ehe explanation j,
simple enough. The reputation. 81
the world renowned tonic is found
ed upon rock, the Rock Of Ex-
perienee. ALI its ingredients arr
pure and wholesome. How, .aen,
could tricksters and cheats expect
to rival it with compounds Of chea,.
drugs and refuse liquor, or with
liquorless trash in state OF acct
Gus fermentation 2 OF course the
charlatans have come to grief.
Their little game has failed Their
contempt for the sagaeity of the
community has been fitly punished.
Meanwhile Plantation Bitters
seems to be in . fair way of event
ually superseeding every other
medicinal preparation included in
the class to which it belongs. In
every State and Territory Of the
Union 1t is, to day, the accepted
specific for nervous debility, dys
pepsia, fever and ague, rheumatism
and all ailments involving def
cheney Of vital power.
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General Banks said in his late
spcech in New York, that he had
a. last tried standing in Tammany
Hail, and liked it. Allis well that
ends we'll. He will probably have
an opportunity to stand there the
balance Of his political life-that
is, if the,Tammanyites can stand
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A political friend OF Mr. Hen
bricks rises 10 explain that NJ. II 9
confusion Of .iates, and especially
his locating in 1859 prominent
event OF 1866, is due 10 the fact
that on the 12sh day Of June, 1872,
Mr.. Hendricks turned lis back
on all the past Everything, that
happened prior 10 that time being
behind him, he c,anot be expect
ed to see it clearly or state it cor
rec.ly. Mr.. II. is entitled to this
explanation.
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DIED.

AT his residence in Muncie, Ind, on
Saturday last. Sept, 21st, Hon. J. W. Bursol.
Mr. Bursnn was man OF great respecta-
bility and wealth. ami was well known BY
many Vt our old citizens. He was the sena.r
partner in the firm OF J w. Bsirsan 4 20 :,
OF this CITY, and he leaves a irrge circfs of
friends aud acquaintance to nnnra bis nn !.
timely death.
-Suddeuly, ION Thursday night. in this city
John Deal,
good man, who will he sadly missed Y
his many friends and family, gone 20 his 70
ward.
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Do not fail, house-keep ers, to
call at W. W. Ratray's, 257, Main
street, for all the best Of teas. He
is agent for the u. S. Tea c. mpa
ny. and you Can there purcE ase
Tea at prices that will pay you to
deal with him.
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Take Medicine Then 90 to
NJ. B. Ballhrd's at the Depot Drug
Store, and get the finest and best.
tn 10 you good to seq Ballard
and partake of his prescriptions ii
you are sick-il'll do you good
any how to call and see him.
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CITY COUNCIL.
TUESDAY EVENING, Sept. "a.

Mayor Poe presiding, all the
members present.
Resolutions offered:
By Mr.. Elder, allowing John
Moore to sell Fisk on the corner Of
5th and Main SITS. Adopted.
By Mr.. Peterson, authorizing
Street Commissioner to construct
cistern on Noble street, between
5th and 9th SITS. Adopted.
On motion work on cistern was
suspended until next meeting.
BY Board Of Public Improve
ments ordering Street Commits
sioncr to change the course of the
gutter on Noble street, in front of
Forkner & Elmer's building.
Adopted.
By Committee Cd Public Build
ings and Markets: instructing
Board of Public Improvements to
put a pump in the well on the cor
ner of Fl. Wayne Avenue and Cliff
street, and put the came in good
condition.
By Board of Public Improve
ments, instructiug property hold
ers to make new sidewalks on east
side of Seventh from South street
to Sewer. On west side of Frank
lin street from Main to Walnut SITS.
On south side Of Main Street from
Seventh to Eight SIS.
Reports: BY Committee on
Claims. Claim against the city for
State and County Tax. Allowed.
BY Committee on Finance, al.
lowing claims OF Lancaster & Bro,
and Shute and knollenberg.
By Board Of Health, reporting as
nnisances, the bitches on the south
side of Noble street from Seventh
to Eighth, and on the east side OF
Eighth street from Main to Sewer
Ordered abated.
By St. Commissioner. the amour,
of property turned over to him by
/ old Commissioner.
Communications: From Fl. E.
Moon, asking that the tax levied on
two notes held by him be cancelled.
Referred to Committee On Finance
| From Fostoria, Ohio, that the
Town Council Of that place refused
to accept Fire apparatus sold by
this city to them.
! On motion OF Mr.. Swayne tae
Committee on Fire Department
was instructed to collect from ST *
town the amount OF money .o
Which said apparatus was sold Il
them.
From I. J. Dougan. stating tina
a lease held by Glenn Scott, on par
of q lot owned by the city has ex
} pired. Referred to Committee o.
Finance
By the Mayor calling attensio
, TO the Public Cemetary and tn
condition Of the City Prison.
BY DR.. NJ Intyre, calling atten
tiou to nuisance on franklin st
caused by Benefits Livery Stable
Referred to Board of Public I'm
provements.
r. Council adjourned.
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The Fall Fashions--the nice
Cloths the fine VestiDgs---the
superb Cassimers--and the hest
Cutter and Wcrkmen to make them
up and insure FITS, at J Zeyen
& Bros, No. 232 Main Street. Go
there and you can not help being
pleased 1t prices and with Goods.
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NOTICE To CREDITORS.

Kk pursuance Of an order Of RaheFt G.
Il Hutchinas, Esq Surrogate of the County
Of New YORK, Notice is hereby girea 10 all
persons having claims against Jacob Woraan
late of the City oil New York. now deceased,
TO present the same. with vouchers thereof TO
the Subscribers at the Office of the under
signed, Dwight Webb, No. 81 lillian street,
in the City OF New York en or before the
fifteenth day of Anrii, IA thc year 1873.
Dated, New York. S p.emher ai. 1872.
DWIGHT WEBB,
HENRY u. WILLIAMS,
20 SIN Executors.
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Glad to see Dan Parcels on tho
street again. Dan was injured in
collision on the r. r. some time
since and l. was feared at the time
fatally SO, but he now looks almost
as well as ever, though he
hears an ugly hsls healed wound
| IN his forehead which shows he
was in perilous situation at one
time
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w IT Dennis and the marty r

w. T. Dennis and the party Of
gentlemen who went up to Monti
cello last week on hunting and
fishing excursion, returned Thurs
day eve. having been gore about
ten days. They had pleasant
time and 70 und fish and game plcn-
ty for those who knew how to take
II
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A new and popular temperance
story entitled "Life's Peril; or the
Drunkard's Wife," will be com.
menced in next weeks mo 49)
New York Weekly. Buy it at the
Post Office News Depot, where
you can procure back numbers of
the Weekly ut any time.
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The Fulton Market, so we'll
kro wn to most of our citizens, is
the place to buy everything in the
way Of Fish, Oysters, Veg etables,
and Meats. Try Pills Fresh Oys-
ters, an.l you will never buy else
wharp
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An address has been issued by
the combined Republican and
Democratic Germans of New York
City, reviewing the political situ>
alton, and announcing their pre-
ference for the Grant and Wilson
ticket.
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Whilst looking for the best OF
Meats OF all kinds, you will never
fail in getting supplied, by call
ing on the Bros. Knopf, opposite
the Palladium Office.
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Glad to see our. friend Fred
Marchant, of the firm OF j. nj. Will
liams & Co., back from his trip east,
Fred says boating on the "big
drink" and eating Yankee cooking
agrees with him.
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A woman of business in Arkan-
sas has just tarred and feathered
her husband. If a fellow is to be
"Ku- kluxed," how much nicer il
must be to have it don't by the wife
of his bosom, than by the cold,
rough hand of a hooded stranger!
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Ritter & Vickery, our enterprising
friends on N. Pearl st., last week, ship
ped NINE fine tomb stones to different
points in the State. They are doing fine
business and deserve it for the merit of
their work. They are about furnishing
Scottish Granite Monument to lady
in Loga1sport, ct cost Of So, 500.
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The Knights Templars, headed by the
Richmond Cornet Band, paraded the
streets on last Saturday night. Though
comparatively few in number, they pre-
sent fine appearance. We hope to see
them turn out frequently.
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SToLsN.--From the No. l En-
CINE House, about .wo hundred
Greeley Lamps. OF course the
Grant boys are charged with the
theft.
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Tive penalty to the people G

Tive penalty to the people or
India, IA, for the election of John
r. Cravens, to the Office OF Lien
tenant, Governor, would he debt
Of sew IN cen million dollars. That
is the amour. the Wabash ard
Erie Canal swindlers demand ircm
the taxpayers Of the Safe.
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Patent Reversible Bont-Hesis.

hese ii.asas are GsJss;.tf=a .p'r'i1s eiF caun-
tcrac: the ct,t"asise .sB salis sisw habit al
running iae heels sinsn. t.i..v can he a.taeh-
ed % any bouts or s.soes, nss or oil, = ieiley
wern siF ri:si, wo. en- or isllre3 Is their
use the heels are kept s reish., the IL k,es
strengthened repairs sasei, reatuess secured,
AMI durability "f bo..s greatly increased
irf pair, aal You viii never do without
them Manufactured solely nv tie RIVER
SiBi.E BOOT HEEL Co, nf Providence, r.
i',snd Tor sale by shoe dealers generally.
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Strangers attending Yearly Meeting,
are cordially invited to call at J.. f..
Hale & Co.'S. Book Store and examine
the stock on the shelves. All tho latest
publications may be found in advance Of
all other dealers.
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j. w. Forney. of Philadelphia,
speaks here on next Monday night.
Don't forget it, but 60 to Lyceum
Hall and hear him.