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Germany.

BERLIN, November l4.-Prince bismarck
is i'll, and physicians have gone henee 70
Eargin TO attend him.
The official Journals continue 10 1nt!niate
that the Emperor will secure majority III
the upper house of The Dict by appointing u
sufficient number OF life peers, if necessary,
to carry the country reform DllIs.
uANBrRG, November IA severe ram
and srow-,torm, accompanied BY ncaVy
.,llc, has prevailed in this sectien OF Der
many for several day-. The telegraph wires
are pro-,rattd in all directions. The country
is ilJodcd, aud at Lubcc& the custonl-house
and many warehouses are submerged. ss
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MARINE IaTELLaGENCE,
PORT OF RICHMOND, NOVEMBER II, lsTy

PORT OF RICHMOND, NOVEMBER II, ls72.
-.l...,. ...a ARRIVED. s.-ts-,s >tssB
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, raers
ciinndlse and passengers, J.. B. Taturn, a1wns.
Steamship Wyanoke, Couch, New York, fncr-
chandisc aud passengers, j. ". Wyatt.
Schooner Mott Bcdell, BcdelI. New York, raii-
road iron. Chesapeake and Ohio railroad. sE.itv+
Schooner a. r. Moore, Phillips, New York. iron
ore, Old dominion Nail Works. t't = n.i. ttt
Schooner Zoe, -, Baltimore, graip, GalseSo
Manufacturing Company. '+'
,,8,.a. "@E SAILED. afIaffI:l.E z t:u.E 7.
Steamer Pslsade, Nelson, Norfolk, merchandtss
and passengers. D. Fl. Rogers. aSeut-
Schooner Wake, Gundy, down the river 10 load
wood.
Schooner william and James outtc1,, down the
river 10 toad lumber for Philadelphia. Sri
[BY TELEGRArh
FORTRESS MONROE, November l..-In the Roads,
;,irk Wentworth, from CITY Point for Charleston.
New YORK. November li.-Arrtyed steamers
Itatteras aud Niagara from Norfolk. - sts2t Il
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LOUISVILLE ToRACCo MARKET.
louisville, November N.-Tobacco steady snd
sales uilirlpOrfant, f.,,s -l'a.t$ iy5. F.aa.4s
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Fur trimmings. J.. WEIsIGLR 6 CO.

All The tlciracies Of ihe season served up at AZ
TOMS restaurant.
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CuA>CETY CouET OF NICEMoED, InUR> R>rAf.
The iulluwin" cases were Gi*p0>ed Of:
Cooke ~. Cooke. Decree confirming rr-
port Of commissioner and making Imitml
distribution Of the fund.
GMZchrcok rS. GaZchrook. Decree con-
tirninw report OF commissioner OF sale III the
bill and proceedings mentioned.
Tavor Is. Stalkc &c. Decree perpetual
ing Injunction and directing delivery OF Pl*,'
Uertv in the hands oi officer to The pEalliillI.
Jarvis tS Glenn Is. Austin. &c. Decree
referring cause to Il commissioner for inquiry
aud report.
keliy's administrator Us. Kelly, &c. De
cree confirming report Of sale of part OF
the property in the bill and proceedings
mentioned.
Wocdsou and wife rs. Nast'5 adminiStra.
tor. Decree confirming report OF dlstrlbu-
ton of fund by commissioner, and author
izins sale Of land III Ilcn!ico elsewhere than
OH the premises.
Orcun, Son Il Co. cs. Tictien'S administl1t-
tor. &c. Decree referring cause toa colnnlS-
sioncr for account, inquiry, ana report.
Shelton. executor, Is. Shelton, &c. Cause
dismissed.
Davis Is. Morris, &c. Decree FOR lsuthl
distribution or the fund.
Richards rs. Richards, &c. Order direct
ng dclnlucnt purchaser TO appear ana Sno"
cziust why sale ,ilall not he confirmed.
Noutciro Is Alontcro, &c. Decree direct
in. sale OF the property III the bill ana pro-
ccedin9s mentioned. s. ~.
Newly Is. Horucr. administrator. Decree
referring call>c 10 commissioner Tor inquiry
aud report. .-....
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polIcg COURT, THuRSpAY-Jnshce j. J,
Whits pres;diny.- following cases were
disposed Of:
Jack Scott (eolored). charged With stealing
1925 from the person Of Levi Garnet.
Continued TO Friday, On motion OF de-
tcndant. t
Moses Brunch (eoloredl, charged with ex-
posing bis person in the public street, was
reuuired to give security in the sum of 800,
and committed in default.
Gabriel Francis, charged with being drunk
and trc$wls>ing on the premises OF D. X
Weisiger. Ordered to leave the eIty IN ior'y-
e;ght hours. being q suspicious character.
William Meekins. charged with being
drunk and Gisorderly and resisting the po-
lice, was required 10 leave the city in forty
eight hours. -. - = :, ,.,.o,a ,,.;t,,
Daniel Abrams (cc!oreO, charged VIII
h, y;n.r :, his pos.ession tub of the value OF
twentv live cents the property of some one
unknown, aud also with resisting the police.
Sent 10 jGl for ten days.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.
HEAVY GALE-DEsTRCCTi0N CT LIFE AHD
SHIPPING,


HEAVY GALE-DEsTRCCTioN CT LIFE AHD
SHIPPING. ''
LrNroS, November 1i.--Thc heavy gales
which pIcynicd on the British coa3t yestcr-
div were very destructive to life and ship
ij!ns. Reports of the wreck Of many vessels,
including the f1rks George and Hiawathn,
have already been rcccifed. Fifty lives are
tnown to have been lost. aud it is feared this
Number will lie Increased by reports of addi-
tional disasters. ... g. ..
The storm of last night was exceedingly
sever on the PrusSian coast. at Strulsund
It's effects were most disastrous. Twelve
vessels were sunk in tic harbor; the town
WAS inundated, and in the height Of, the
storm u fire brok ont, burning the ware
ho..scs and spreading rapidly, and Is still
burning. Several liy.s are reported lost
and many persons injured. .,.
Laier--A dispatch from Stralsund states
That the storm has abatcd and the water was
Svbsidi,.-: 'rhe fire, after destroying seyc.
i7ll Iargc buildings, lad Leeu eNtinguished.
The intimidation extends along the entire
coast. Details Of the storm and disasters
have not come to hand, but the damage done
on the se'tshcre must be immense.
The Pclscall coal-miue was suddenly inun-
dated to-day while the men were at work.
Eleven miners were rescued. but twenty
two remained In tue mine, and there Is little
hope that they will be saved. ..-s...... 49,
At 4 meeting yesterday 10 Boston, Lin
coirshirc, It was resolved to aid the sufferers
by the great tire in its American hanesaEe,
and subscriptions for that object are now
beiug secured. Similar measures are also
being taken In London. ......s
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AND q. II 10 RAIL
| ru,p-On and after September aoih PAS
>i\GfK TRAINS Will leave Eichmoud as fol-
H T..
.>., N-MAIL TRAIN except Sunday FOR
g., V,,it. sulphur Springs, connecting at Gnrtlors
9TH TN Dran &c, AlcNandris aud Manassas
..,.. ivr Washington snd North aud Lyncisnsrr
49,, : ACCOMMODATES TRAIN (cxccp
...,,# for tiopt,uSN!nc. arriving at SIS =. NJ
-t. :-!n connects n. GorIinnsvisis with tlE uigh;
.. M thr orunr1r. Al,N1ndrtS and Man rtil-
.t,rl YSCilBUR URti and WASHINGTON.
~rn.gn tickets, n, 10" rates, sold IN All Iclnls
, -,..,r,.,; &Ed Southwest.
..,y~gc tickets from Liverpool, Queenstown.
..,. r-s,u. hriWerr. Hamburg. Iiarrc, fotl"rdtm
.. . ,";,rnlagelt. and Gothcnhur:, Ia all lHont>
iii. r4a,'. ,aU I've bought Of the General Ticket
.-.. y; Richmond. or can nc ordered through amy
,.trg acru' cn IN, road
E..Mrr 'Htnr:ration may DC obtained n the Com
r..r's ot'rce.
\. H. PERRY. General Superintendent.
',"t> +. <ETnkEi.ASp, General Ticket Agent.
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Boys caps u; sac. wolth more. i. NE1hiGEH
CO. are selling great bargain in cap at 5cc.-ihe
very thing for scECo.-boys. ..r
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sgEETaSs:S.

SYRACUSE LODGE, No. 5, X. OF MGA
- P.-KNIGITs.-Yom are requested toEHsSA
attend regular cnny.ntiOn Of yOur LUdgclsl y Fl
THIS (Fridayl EVENING tic 18th iIj-t,ty JaSS.f
stanl, at "a O'Clock promptly, rs business of S@y
Importance will he acted upon. Candidates SS2l|
tor initiation and degrees will attend al O'Clock
Members in good Standing Of sister Lodges are fra
ternally Invited. BY order of the Lodge.
GEORGE f.. RbWDEN.
no lI-ltA kceDer Of Records Seal.
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Meals nt all hours ut AETuSl'S.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

P0YALFIREIN INSURANCE COMPANY,
}, ro.F LIVERPOOL AND LoND0S; ,o coo ooo
b.IOsici with Treasurer OF Virginia. SSo.oA-
'fftRLiL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, OF
LONDON.
~
iNuosiied with Treasurer OF Virginia, s5n,roo
Shareholders personally responsible Tor the obli-
glt,"N7 Of the ahnvc companies.
|cur7~nu,ii.g the above Staunch old English c0ul-
i'a.t,, we solicit the patronage Of the public mon
'~"'r u'r!ucstionalle security, promp: aud Hrfu
NttI'In"n, "f all claims. ana heavy Income.
JOHN II. CLAIBORNE & CO. Agents,
No. 1l0S Main street.
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPASI,
OF NEW YORK.
CASH ASSETS OVER SO, ,000, ,0GO.
~, dividends declared in I;luary OF each year.
trr'uiumls payable annually, scmi-amnualiy, aud
E,r'"Hy.
'ac OLDEST. LARGEST, and CHEAPEST company
!, IL" United States.
JOHN II. CT NBORNE, Agent.
"."i NJ. HOS Main street.
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The premium chewing tohicco' r. t. w. ans
..Dlxie Twist, arc at GEORGE sCiith:' y ceIhsr %
Mnin aud Eleventh streets.
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EtMMoHp AND DASvlLLE RAILROAD Co.l
RICHMOND. August Is. 1872. !
AND DANNILLE RAIL
Il mokp.-Un Andafter SUNDAY. August 18th,
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Pure WING ic1ly 1T s!.5l per gallon al ASTu%T'.
('.,if,,r,,:., q u,,hp a, nt 4 tNTISI's
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All the best brands Of chewing tobacco at tee
corner OF Main and Eleventh streets.
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BANKRUPTCY PRACTICE MADE A
SPECIALITY.

Ht"a, NO. 5 MARSHALL HALL. CORNER BANK
ASD TENTH STREETS,
RICHMOND. VA. ......
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AN the dciicacics OF the season served up at An
TOMS restaurant
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ApvERTIsK.-Our merchants seeking trnda IN any
portion Of the country should advertise In the
papers Of that section. III. ELLTsoN Co. T.h
take advertisements and have them inserted at pub
,,e,,ars, ,.fes ~ f-e.Ns
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-a 'm''a rieoOo.e"a in uulu; invested in the United
So e'.r S,h.,cuo: deposited with TIearuier Of
%iGtn. s51.0aO Ia United SlGtes bonds -...
Living been eplS.arcc agents 81 tie ahove-uuuled
,9m.Iuf ~c prepared 10 Issue its policies against
-" >! damage by :at on bu;idngs, merchandise All
P'S"Aal property OF all kinds On the most Liberal
k-rtas
Losses eQ,d.Aoly adjusted an9 promptly paid
ID. n. WALKER & Co,
Dcf No. lola Main street.
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L,plEs' FCRs.--.t magnificent assortment OF
every kind all fresh, aud warranted; for sale at j.
WE;SlGER X co.'s.
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c,ppETrSGs, oIE.-cLOFHs. DE.

C,ARPETSl CARPETS! CARPETS -
I On hand aud for sale. n large assortinsnt os
CAKPs.TS and QfLCLcIHs, ps S+
RUGS, &C, -
v.1, offer Oh accommodating testnsf ~ SfsaP W
,hay can bc bought In tho city for casn. .,,o.,
'iie! '''h " ''''SH'f'1 WILLIAM DhFFRoN, is
,o,,-9w 1iJS Maln street.
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UARpErINGS, RUGS, 0ILeCLUfHs,&p.
AM now receiving my FALL sUPfLY.
VELVET, BRUSSELS, and TAPESTRY CAB 4Isa
PETIS8S;
rrsREg-pLY, INGRAM. and DUTCH CAR
PET1NGS; stf II
yET,,rT. ADMINISTER. BRUssELs, and FA' 1
PEsTkY RUGS and iuois-MATs &
OIL -Cf 9TH, all widths sn,i qualities
CURTAIN MATERIALS, LACE CchPAifSs
and wINDOW-sHADEs. ssss IS
The above and all goods In my line ps seaa -
reasonable prices. .,. r. T.. RICHARDSON,
Il seis.sm No. 98, corner, Ninth and Maia streets.
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All the choicest Gralrds Of smoking ohacc" al tlt
ccri.rr OF Main and Eleventh streets.
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FASHIONABLE HhTS.--Onc oi the largest aSsort
menb OF b%L; 10 lie found soath at /. WEIsIGkK s
CO.'S.
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For The iinrs; imported and domestic cigars 20 !'
the corner of Main and Eleventh streets.
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=. ihf amendment OF the Hon. John i. Lewis,
~ t"d STATES ke:ior, has bsr ad0ptssj by Congress.
IL" lript law now, rs amended, eScmpts $500 tp
'A,-cy, 1900 in land persapat property, stale
'''h'ti.on Of 1890. aud wifc's dover. au 20-aID
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N,,,.n>,n Axp YORK RIVER RAILROAD to.{
!i1""'N" RICHMOND, VA, octobcrh 1872.
further notice NO PAS
: r>C;FR ftCkETS viii Ike sold nvcr this ltpe
; 49,. ,hsn " Est POINT the i'cwitn'an steam
INV demanding that wc siiail Increase the
v'" ',,,,,jsfrrn and l'cronl. Ent we wish the
~. ~, ,,,as ,ohNc 10 nn4erstana tl,crr viii he
,,@ rr,.- Rqilrasd dcps, every TuEsDAY aud SAT,
&,.,S At $50 T. NJ, connecting At Ncs'
J h''N,i,- K,,tirno-r,. the North. and West The
,rT s,e Of vrgin.,l os"ns,s ,,h Nth. US al a.
y ~ irnrmishc,i cQua to any h"tc,. Alternate
y, v,rdsvx. Wednesdays, and Fridays, for Wcs.
~ FErI0HT TRAINS will I've r'n as msnal
r.r>i,ts Thursdays and Saturday.; leaving Rich, II,
" %,rfN and Wcsi: and on Wednesdays and
/ ...,>, far local frrtShts between Richmond and
w., ~ resolved daily. carefully handled. anr
.. III, forwarded.
,..,..-al4 'l,i~ ct iadinF given la atl POINTS.
81 ~-tt.r @: ilIc Beard of Directors. . .M..
AIiIIAN y. BRAGG, Superintendent
tf T.,YIoN. General Ticket and Freight Agent
. ..nuI CCl
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RUSSIAN SABLE FuHs.--Somc eicGan: sets f
sale i: I. WEIsIGER (! CO.'S.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS

! AMBLER SMITH,
- ATTORNEY AT LAW.
t&hi TlCES IN UNITED STATES DISTRICT
COURTS FOR THE EASTERN AND WEST
EEN DISTRICTS OF VIRGINIA.
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under the nl!siakcr impression that pictures arc not
.Cci taken III ;,loGy weather. They ought 10 have
on of RE, i Co.'S !it..c hoo, ui ilaluc .iun
Meal. at al hours a AETU:I'S restaurant.
Maaga and Catawla grapes AT ANTusiS.
Latest NEwa.-Thc Dollar Store. cprEcr Ninth
ana Min streets, htS just received large lot Of hair
e,.c,ls; nl.o a lcuuiful assortment o! i"t chains
t;rre Size md opera cajn2. walters car;ol3 wife
five utt,"- ulsc. large assortment oi cutlery en-
ll4cins knives, fork, and rlat.i spco;s, and ii
beautiful ilnc OF pcekc.-krivrs Of English manu-
ctrrr. IT wu;ii! h" 10 the advantage oil eli 10 cill
there iriore purchasing elsewhere
Pure WING Jelly 1T s!.5l per gallon nj ASIuST'.
California pcais and oranges at ASTUSIs.
IIoHSE nIErA$E.-.unc way to prevent tie horse
Gscisc i to weir warm unGrrClotlng and Il COM
Portable urc.cca. j.. Il. %IENCE l. SoS have Il
tine lot of th"s". wi.h mHny other thng- oT gcutic-
ircn's wear which they selling ut low Prices
II yon wait really good tting shirt. made Of Tn
very h"s; material, leave your order 1T r. B
STANCE < Sons 10Y y Pembroke.
+. Is. SPENCE EoS arc having great
thcr celebrated onc-dolir heavy un';ciahirts 1900
NuIn street is the place 10 hc slrtcd. Stock lHrEe
and varied.
Mca's al au hours at AETu.l's.
All the dclicacies Of ihe season serret! up at Az
TOMS restaurant.
Fur trimmings. J.. WEISIGrR 6 &C.
Boys caps II; sac. woith more. p. WE1hlGEH Il
a.. arc soil a Il -
very thing for srECo.-boys
silk hats at all prices l. WEIsIGER & Go.
LADIES FrRS.-A magnificent assortment Of
every kind ull fresh, aud wartitGi for sale At j.
WEiSIGER X co.'s.
FASHION tRiE H,TS.--Onc oi the largest asscrt-
mente OF btL; to Ec found soath at l.. WEIsIGEn &
CO.'S.
RUSSIAN SABLE Funs.--Somc eiccan; sets for
sale 4: I. WEIsIGER E CO.'S.
Go t0 ANTONl's restaurant. Main street.
For The inrs, Imported and domestic ctgar, 20 I"
the corner of Main and Eleventh streets.
All the choicest brand Of smoking tobacco at Tie
ccri.r. OF Main and Eleventh streets.
The premium chewing tobacco, d" r. t.N" ana
..plx!e Twist" are ct GEORGE sClteES'e, corner ut
Main aud Eleventh streets.
Al the best brands OF chewing tobacco ut tee
corner OF Main and Eleventh streets.
Creafn-chocolote cocoanut-caramels, oil ASToSrS.
NJ EILysOS 4 Co. Advertising A gents DISPATCH
building, will receive advertisements ana have th'm
inserted in any Journal Of he country at rrgulai
rates.
Pure eonfccaoncries at A,'ToSi's.
New bridal silver,
Fall styles Of tewchy,
Roman gold bands and crosses, .r..r. Il.
Roman gold and aiDethys. sets,
Wedding presents,
opening at
NowLAN { Co.'S,
corner Main and Tenth streets.
AN the dcIicacics OF the season served up at An
TOMS restaurant --- II
ApyERTIsK.-Uur merchants seeking trrde IN any
.,r.tnc re no try sb0uli advertise In the
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silk hat: atall prices. T. WEIsIGER & Co
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M. ELLYs0S 4 Co.. Advertising Agents, nIsfA1th u
building, will receive advertisements ana have th'n
inserted in any Journal Of he country at regular
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,,su--ISvAaIABLx IN ADVANCE.
,,aurRasR ssNES.

~-~~r-<S 80 ~sns yvss ss:ssssEsSss So.
iui IN M ~ sSs;s s.';ss.::s
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Ladies, ana ssullsnaen's = rs.,s.irant ssAsTOs,s
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New bridal silver,
Fall styles Of .'ewciy,
Roman gold bands and crosses, r+.r. 4.
Roman gold and aipethys. sets
Wedding presents.
opening at
NowLAN { Co.'S,
corner Main and Tenth streets.
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Go 70 ANToNl's restaurant, Main street.
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crea,p-chocolete, ,cocoanut-caramels, oil ASToSI
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,,,n>n Am YORK ElNER KAi'koAp to'{
.it"""'" RICHMOND, VA, OCtobCr1. 1872.
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Pure eonfccsioncrieD ut A,'ToSl's. -.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-11-10

4 We publsha communication tee day from
a Rutherford county Democrat, who was
heartily for Mr.. johnson in the late can
vass. We doubt not it gives, as It profess
es, the sentiments of much the larger pro-
portion Of the supporters of Mr.. johnson.
We believe with the writer that mot a
single johnson man, who was sot already at
heart Radical viii fall into the snares
now being set TO enfice them into Radical
ism" We concur in the opinion that all
should be 'more compromising in the fi-
ture and strive more earnestly to wipe out the
deep tain that the 9th of November has i'm
printed the fairescutcheon of Tennessee"
The Democracy of Tennessee were not di-
vided on the living political issues Of the
campaign. Upon them they were united,
and it would be the worst of folly to per-
NIT the bitterness and rivalry then existing
to drive them into the Radical ranks. The
necessity for energy and watchfalness on
the part of the Democracy has been greatly
increased By the rout they suffered in the
fight Of The fifth. Now more than ever is
the spirit of Capitalization to be checked
and curbed. Now more than ever is the
principle Of local self government to be
boldly maintained. Now more than ever
must monopolies be powerfully opposed.
To do this successfully we must have the
willing hearts and hands of Cheatham
Democrats and johnson Democrats and
genuine Liberal Republicans.
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The New York World says: 1--WE know
how vain and idle are retrospective regrets /;
andin mere reference to the past we would
not allude to the subject at all. But we are
bound to considerthe future of the Demo
cratic party, and our chief reliance for the
future depends on the fact that it is not
Democratic principles which have been de-
feated in this election, but only a mistaken
Democratic strategy. Had we gone into
the contest on our principles, and had we
been free from the Tammany frauds "a To-
cal matter for which the great body of the
party was in no way responsible we should
not have encountered this signal defeat.
This has not been contest Of opposing
principles, but contest of political acct
dents. The battle must yet be fought out
on the ground of principle, and on that
ground the Democratic party cannot fail.
Il will learn wisdom from its recent mis-
takes, and never again compromise princi-
pie for a fancied expediency."
The New York Tribune says: "The
Liberal party, whose object was primarily
to reform the Encouragement CT the Gov
ernment, will, we believe and trust, 90 but
the more zealously to work because the
case has grown more inaccessible; and ms
and outs, wkile cooling, viii have time to
discover that personal vituperation is not
argument; that the fact that one of the
leaders Of party is thief or the leader of
another wears his trowsers too short,
hardly touches the principles CT oae plat
form or fine other"
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Lodge No. lbs, LO.O.F.

TIME MEMBERS OF EDGEFJELD LODGE
i No. lis are hereby notified to me the
brothers of Tennessee Lodge No. l, at their hall
on Sammer st eet, at L O'clock to-day, for the
purpose OF joining them in the last tribute of
respect to our deceased brother Grand Secretary
Il. ID. BARRY. By order of
GEO. IL. WISE, N. G..
W. NJ. MURRELL, Sec'y. 1t
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ruR PEAL

Last Thursday week Simon Cameron
made speech from which We extract the
following suggestive passage:
"Grant viii be reelected, and he will
continue to rely upon and counsel with
the men whom be has trusted in the past
OF my personal relations to him l need not
speak. They have been close and intimate,
ard can assure you that there is no danger
Of their being interrupted"
This is precisely the basis flor the alarm
with which many regard the reelection Of
Gen. Grant. 1t Is not so much Grant him.
self, as The corrupt Influences that surround
him. As to Grant perso ally we might
put it mildly, with the Ian 9nted Jim Fisk,
that he is only "Nation. hog" and we
confess that we dread moe the power be.
hind the throne-the Can erons and Cor
bins and Conklings and Caseys and Nor
tons and Murpheys and Leets and Stock
ines. 1t was the oustiDg of all this crew
thai Greeley's election would have meant.
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TIE New York Journal of Commerce
referring to the sale by the Government O
$5,000,000 in gold and the purchase of S.,
0O0,000 in bonds, which proceeding indt
rectly caused the absorption of about 81,
5y0009 Of Lew legal tenders, and tht
TreasureI's statement Of the amount O
currency outstanding, which shows thai
amount in excess of the limit imposed bt
Congress, remarks:
''It is a serious question whether this
overissue has increased the public debt, and
if it has, the Secretary of the Treasury has
violated the law of Congress, which pro
vides that he shall net, in manipulating the
finances of The country, increase the public
debt. The Assistant Secretary of the
Treasury said the other day that it would
not make any difference if The outstanding
currency should exceed the limit a million
or two at any time. He is represented as
having since promised that the excess al
ready issued should be withdrawn il two
weeks"