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Not Fatal.

The young man, J. B. Noble, who fell
from the portico of the Capitol Monday
night, is pronounced by DR.. Madden to be
out Of danger. The internal injuries are
not serious, and the bruises upon his head
and face viii soon be healed. His shoulder
was dislocated but has been set, and be is
DOW In fair way of recovery.
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q New TurnOuf-

John Strong, one of the politest hack
drivers ia town, aud for long period in
the employ Of Capt. Hammer, turned out
yesterday with bran new Clarence
COS b, and two handsome cream colored
horses.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-28

The Purest and sweetest Cod Liver Oil
in the world is Hazard & Caswell's, made
on the sea shore, from fresh selected liyers,
by Caswell, Hazard & Co., New York. II
is absolutely pure and sweet. Patients who
have once taken it prefer it to al others.
For sale by I'll druggists.
mr3O 2ey satSswed Nv
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From che Third story TO the Ground

Monday morning at Memphis, Joe Ear
ley fell fom the third story window Of a
boarding house to the street where he was
found by policeman. Both arms were
fractured, his nose and chin cut, but no
ribs hrolyaD
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The TrOttinR Race.

The very excellent programme off cred
yesterday by Mr.. Woodruff, proprietor of
the Nashville Driving Park, brought out a
large crowd. The first race was for horses
that have never trotted better than $40,
with six entries. We give the result of Me
race, as follows:
McClaugherty's b. &. Billy. ......I l 0 /
j. Bestick's ,. &. Bay John. ..3 3 0 2
ii. Speer's b. M. Tobe... ....4 2 l 8
W. V. Richards Grey Diamond. 2 "A
Mai. Beans b. d. Stonewall. 49,. dis.
J. BANDS b. IN. Judy. ,.,,,,,,,., :"
Time: 3:064; 3:06s; 3:04s; 3:02!; 3;O2s.
The second race was for horses
that never trotted better than $50,
with only two TO start - Rachel
Horton and Gypsy Maid. This race was
won in three straight heats by the former.
Time, 2:52, 2:55sa, 2:45s.
A protest was entered against the decision
Of The first race, the claim being put In that
the winner had made faster time than the
limit on some previous occasion. The pro-
test was taken under advisement by the
judges who will investigate and decide to-
day.
There will be two interesting trots to-
day-the first for horses that never beat
three minutes, and the second for horses
that never beat 2:35. Both races are well
filed,
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MARY SHARP
MI us 1c - chooI
winchester, Tenn,
FACULr ~:

FACUL
PROF. r. T. STEINhAGEN. President- Pr
ano, Organ and Harmony.
MISC JULIA M. CABLE, Vocal Culture and
MISS ELoDIE LEWIS, Vocal Culture and
Piano. "a
MISS MELISSA MERRITT, Piano and Organ.
MISS bATFIE BRIGHT, Piano and Vocal
MISS M0LLIE BLEDSOE, Assistant Pupil
Session opens LIST Monday IN September. For
further particulars apply 70
PROF. l. T. sTEINHA9EN,
Wineester Tenn.
aua9 dstaW ,tn, thueHsat&SW2m
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There Is TO be meeting Of young men
South Of Broad street at Wizards han ON
Friday evening next, for the purpose Of or
ganizing military company.
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If Chas. Kircher will serve as Alderman,
and J. 81. Buddeke, Jr., and James Cham
berlain as Councilmen from the 9th ward,
they will be supported at the ensuing Mu-
nicipal Election by
MANY VOTERS.
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School Books az tie lowest rates, 100
Church street.
SCHOOL Books exchanged on reasonable
terms, 108 Church street,
SCHOOL BocKs-a large supply received
to-day, 1Gs Church street. sug28 If
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A SHARP old gentleman, travelling out
West got seat beside his wife in q crowded
railway car, by requesting the young man
who sat by her to please watch that woman
while he went into another car, az size had
fits.
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Misses O'Bryan, II McLemore street.
Next session begins Monday, Sept. %.
Vacancies for new pupils under thirteen
years of age. p. o. Box 10.
aug. 20, 1872. aug20 2w
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Fire AIarm.

Between eight and nine o clock last night
false alarm Of fire occasioned by the burn
ing out of a chimney on South Cherry
street was sounded, and the fire department
responded promptly.
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Mr.. j. Y. Gilbert of the the Gilbert Dra-
matte Company, was in the city yesterday
TO consummate arrangements for opening
at Masonic Hall during the approaching
Fair week
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1nfants.-The most irritable and rest
less of these tender little household buds
are charmed as it were into quiet and
sweet repose By using Mrs. Whitcomb's
Syrup. aug27 d1w&w1t
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The "Orleans

The "0rleans Store" still continues
to offer bargains in dry goods from the
stock rescGsd from the fire. 4 full line of
Linen Towels very cheap.
Aug. p, 1872. 2t OLwILL Bros.
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A Practical Indueement Something
Everybody Wants "A large stock Of the
leading brands Of Bleached Domestic and
Sheeting at New York cost. Call early.
1t d. LovEMAN & Co.
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Trunk ManufactOry.-Dunstsad,at 81
North College street, between Union aud
Church, is se'fn Trunks and Satchels at
prices that GET ! competition. Trunks re-
paired. WITT
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To tighten the hair in the scalp and keep
it from falling of, use Halls Vegetable ST.
Gillian Hair Remover.
jy31 eod1m wed ,fri& sun
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"They Cure!'-What cures9 Ayers
Cherry PectOral for cough. Ayers Pills
for purgative, and Ayers Ssrsspzrilla for
the complaints that require an Alternative
medicine, jy31 eod1m wed, fri&sun
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Marriage Guide.-Interestiug work,
numerous engravings, 224 pages. Price so
cents. Address DR.. Butts Dispensary, IL
North Eighth street, st. Louis, No. See
advertisement. sep14 d&WIy
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RefnEnAn.

Nathaniel Baxter, jr., Clerk and Master
of the Court of Chancery, arrived in this
city last evening from visit to the North.
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Miss Hunters School will reopen in
Edgetield on Monday, I'd September.
aug24 1w
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The Weather.

We give below the range ofthe thermom-
eter at 2 p. If. each day for the past nine
DAYS at the u. S. Observatory in this city:
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Blank } indicates no report; cipher 101 sta
tionary; minus @ tendency to fall; plus (fl ten
oency 70 rise. w 8. KAUFMAN. OBSERVER.
The river continues to recsde at this point
with rs inches on she shoals. Weather IN
changed, and continuation of the same old
hot spell.
No movements Of steamers.
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A Horrid Tale Of Love, Marriage az,
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The identity Of the Ghsstly Remain
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A Beautiful Hope Dream Realized I'm
a Fearfal Crime.
The Murderer Taken from the Jafl
and RiddIed with Bullets.

Some days since was published In the
UNION AND AMERICAN an account of q
woman's corpse with two bullet holes in it
being found in jennings pond, Lauderdale
counbYg At the time the murder was yelled
in mystery and caused much excitement,
as an event of such hideous character nat
urally produces in every community.
About this time suspicion of the dark
deed rested on man named A. G. Kirksey
and the corpse was supposed to be
THE DEAD BODY OF MRS. ERASMUS HILL
who had lived disagreeabiy with her hus-
band near the i'll fated spot, and she being
anxious to return to Louisians, where re-
sided her father named Ross. Having heard
of his daughters unhappiness in being the
most miserable of Cots creatures,
AN UNLovED WIFE.
Mr.. Ross repaired to her residence, but
was driven away by Hill, who armed with
a double barreled shotgun, made serious
threats of personal violence towards bis
father-in-lsw. With the assistance of some
neighbors, CA. c. Kirksey and Walter Con-
ners,) Mrs. Hill was Enabled to flee her
gloomed home, and was taken to Memphis
by Kirksey, who returned TO bring Che chill
dren to their unhappy mother.
WHITTIER THOU GoEsT, ] 90
had not sublimely been written on the in
spired page of Lies great volume Of truth
TO have sounded futile in the grief Jared
ear of Erasmus Hill, who, selling his prop
erty, took his child and
MYsTERIoUSLY DISAPPEARED,
which, In connection with his formerly yiO-
lent conduct and threats Of taking his
wife's life, created the belief that Mrs.
Hill had been murdered. A few days after
Hills disannaaranca
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This consisted of several improved town
lots, which returned the widow a good reve-
nue., which with the proceeds of boarding
house gave her comfortable support.
Mid friends and cheerful associations the
widow regained her once buoyant spirits,
and the grief-yeiled heart which had sighed
for the return of olden joys and bitterly
wept DER the wreck of ruined hopes, sgain
looked to the future for peace, for comfort.
Nor long masked was that eager hope, for
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-10-18
CLEANLINESS

General Hartranft's majority in Penn
sylvania is 81, 455.
st. Andrews Church, (Episcopal,) at
Staten Island, was burned on Wednesday.
Loss, $4,000.
Henry w. Muzzy declines the Demo-
cratic and Liberal nomination for Con-
gress in the Eighth Massachusetts, district.
--Otho Wheeler, of Boonsboro', Nd, a
brakeman on the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road, was knocked off at Yongkiogheny
bridge yesterday and killed.
The large property corner of Fifteenth
and Chestnut streets, Philadelphia, has been
purchased for the Young Mems Christian
Association by John Wanamaker. The
new hall will contain lecture and reading
room and gymnasium.
The adjourned term of the Supreme
Court of the United States will commence
on the 2sth of October, and the call of the
6ocket will be resumed at case No. 175.
The Chief Justice and Associate Justices
Miller, Field, Strong and Bradley are now
in Washington.
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HUMOROUS.

Why is man that can't NOV as good
as dead? Because he is no mower.
The young lady with speaking eyes
has made them quite hoarse by using them.
The proof reader at j. r. Osgood &
Co.'s is great traveller he goes over the
Atlantic, monthly.
-Hardup says the report of debut
always reminds him of his record at the
bank, because it is generally an =" over
drawn account"
The highest Office within the gift of
the government is the superintendency of
the weather signal station on Pixies Peak,
which is fourteen thousand feet above the
sea level.
"A man who bought a thousand Ha-
vana cigars, recently, or being asked what
he had, replied they were tickets to a
course of lectures to be given by his wife.
A California doctor laid new born
infant, which was a little slow in beginning
business, on a stove to warm and forgot,
The child was over-done and the doctor is
in jail.
"A man lately made wager that he
had seen horse going at his greatest speed
and dog sitting on his tail, and strange as
it may seem, he won, but the dog sat on
his own tail.
Mayor Richmond's little daughter was
left few moments alone in his office the
other day and on gentleman entering with
whom she was acquainted, she promptly
asked him what street he wanted paved.
--Neip Bedford Standard.
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The Canvass in virainia.
FAIRFAX G. H., October /,

FAIRFAX G. H., October II.
The Republicans Of Fairfax county had a
glorious meeting at the Courthouse yester-
day. General Leggett, Commissioner of
Patents, Judge Willoughby and Colonel
Daniels, candidate for Congress in the
Eighth district, addressed the people. A
Grant and Wilson pole was raised, and the
Stars and Stripes unfurled with music,
cheers, and the noise of cannon. The occa-
sion was most pleasant and profitable. The
people were out in their strength and gave
earnest attention to the speakers.
The speech of General Leggett was espe-
cially notable. 1t was one Of the best we
have heard from the stump during this can
vass. We trust his voice will be heard all
along the Blue Ridge. Our people are fully
aroused, and will give the enemy warm
contest in old Fairfax. The time has pass
ed for a neutral and passive policy. Every
man must grid on his armor and do valiant
battle for the truth who desires Virginia to
be redeemed from Democratic rule. Vir-
ginia can be carried for Grant by earnest
work, and we are determined to do our
share of it.
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1t is related of Mr.. Voorhees,, that on the
night after the Indiana election, when he
had discovered that he had succeeded in
turning popular majority of / ,450 in his
favor two years ago into one of $50 against
him, he met a personal friend, who is a
Republican, on the street, in Terre Haute,
to whom he bitterly remarked: " This
Greeleyism is a big thing, isn't it 2" Voor-
hees thus gave utterance to the doleful
wailing which will shortly come from4every
trading, trucking Democrat in the land.
He has found, as they all will soon, that
dishonesty in politics does not pay, and
cannot possibly be made to pay.
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LOCAL NOTES.

The Henrico Circuit court will open
on the 23rd.
The weather has been very pleasant
to-day.
Tomorrow, the 10th, is the anniver-
sary OF the surrender of Lord CORVALLIS,
at Yorktown.
Chief supervisor of Elections Pleas
ants will promulgate great many appoint
ments OF supervisors tomorrow.
The Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad company are erecting
buildings two miles above the city, on their
line, for carpenter shops and car sheds, to
be finished by the LIST of December.
On the west side of Twenty-second
street, between Main and Franklin, Mr.. j.
b. Pace is builing large three.story brick
factory for the purpose of manufacturing
tobacco. lie has already very extensive
mandatory on the east side of the same
street. The new factory will be done in u
few weeks.
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Spicy Discussion at Stafford Courthouse.
STAFFORD COURTHOUSE, /
October II, 1872. I


October II, 1872.
TO The Editor o. the State Journal;
Last Wednesday there was q joint dis
cusson at Stafford Courthouse. Mr.. Rush
Burgess led off in an able and effective
speech of half an hour. He was followed
by Mr.. A. Wellington Wallace, of Freder-
icksburg, who came out in confident,
clustering fashion. He first boosted of his
military career, and then fondled his old
black nurses memory, preparatory to a
fling at the colored race.
He asserted that ours is q white mans
government, denounced all Republicans in
the coarse, vulgar fashion and which so dis
tinguishes the orators of the Democratic
party, who try to supply their lack of
argument by exhausting their well-filled
armories of vulgar abuse. He apparently
delighted himself--if not his audience-for
thirty minutes in noisy and tiorid tumble
of nonsense and vulgarity.
Dir. Burgess again spoke half an hour,
and was frequently rudely interrupted by
Mr.. Wallace. Upon explaining that having
been born in New York and reared in Vir-
ginia, he was unwilling to fight against his
alive or adopted State, and, therefore,
was not in the fight, Mr.. Wallace said that,
perhaps, Mr.. Burgess would not fight I'M
der any circumstances. Mr.. Burgess sug-
gested to him to withdraw the insinuation
or test his willingness to fight. The insinu-
alton was withdrawn. Mr.. Burgess reply
speech was admirable.
Colonel Withers followed in speech OF
an hour, which was good argument for
his cause, and less soiled by demagoguery
Al - L., ax,1 f,As,
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A PUZzLER ON THE TOBACCO CUES
TIoN.-The Christian World says I'VE
have said so much about the evils of smo-
king that justice to the other side constrains
us to record case which we must say is
rather stunning. In DR.. Samuel Tyler's
splendid memoirs of Chief Justice fancy
it appears that the Judge was an awful
smoker. He began to puff away early in
life, and kept on industriously putting
away to the end. Yet he had one
of those delicate nervous, excitable
organizations which ere thought
peculiarly susceptible to injury from the
use of tobacco. When he was eighty
seven years of age some one presented him
with handsomely carved walnut cigar-box
as an appropriate present, which he greatly
enjoyed. While on his sick-bed he found
his greatest relief from pain in smoking.
He died almost with the cigar in his mouth.
Now we would say here is a case for
Brother Trask and his anti-tobacco league.
If such an organization can stand the poi
son for eighty years, wouldn't it be well to
get up some new argument? We submit
the question in all gravity"
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT
The jury in the SANDER suit of Terry vs..
Smith, had not agreed upon verdict when
our report closed.
In the matter of w. w. Keene, bank
rupt, an appeal from the District court,
the court was hearing the argument of
counsel.
The following jury has been summoned
in the case of Watt VS.. Starke, an alleged
infringement on patent right: Charles
Z. Worsham, John Purcell, d. J. Burr,
B. M. Parham, S. H. Frayser, j. Il. Ely
son, II. e. Baskerville, w. S. Donnan, II.
D. Danforth, W. G. Taylor, 7. L. D. Wal
ford, J. Adair Peasants.
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Financial,

Philadelphia, October 1s.-At the for
NAL meeting OF merchants held to-day, of
the Philadelphia Chamber of Commerce, the
following was adopted "Resolred, That
a meeting Of merchants, manufacturers and
bankers Of Philadelphia be held on the 2lst
inst, at the rooms Of the Chamber of Com
merce, to consider the expediency of petit
tioning Secretary Boutwell, to relieve the
money market by purchasing forty-four
million dollars of interest bearing debt with
like amount of legal tenders, retired by
Secretary McCulloch."
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI
l. TED STATES for the Eastern District of yir-

4467
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI
i TED STATES for the Eastern District of Vir-
ginia.
In the matter of James Hurst, bankrupt
in bankruptcy.
At Richmond, VA this 10th day of October
1872.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Please take notice that a petition has been pre-
sented to the Hon. John O. Underwood, Judge
of said District Court, in Bankruptcy, by
William Flegenheimer and Ro M Mayo
assignees of the estate of said bankrupt
to sell The real estate belonging to said bankrupt
free from all li-ns and encumbrances thereon
This ia TO give notice to all persons interest ted
that in the terms of said petition an order mas
been issued by the Judge afore. aid, for all per-
sons who may be interested in said estate to APP
pear before RegsterJ l., Waterman at his office,
in The city Of Fredericksburg, on the 18th day OF
November, 1872, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, and show
cause, If any they have, why such order should
not be granted.
VIM FLEGENHEIMER,
RO. M MAYO,
oc lS-F2w Assignees
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oc IS

445S
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI
lTED STATES for the Eastern District of Vir-
ginia.
In the matter of Edwin HUT, bank
rupt-in bankruptcy.
At edmond, Va, this 10th day of October,
1872.
70 WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
Please take noti2e, that petition has been pre-
sented to the Hon. John @. Underwood, Judge
of said District Court in Bankruptcy, py VIM.
NJ Walker and Ro. NJ. Mayo assignee of the
estate of said bankrupt, to sell the real estate
belonging 10 saidbankrupt, tree from All liens
and encumbrances thereon.
This is to give notice to all persons interested
that in the terms of said petition, an order has
been issued by the Judge aforesaid, for all per-
son, who may be interested In said estate, to ap-
pear before Register J. L. Waterman, at his oftice
the said city ofFredericksb'g, the 18th day of
November, 1879, at 10 O'Clock A M, and show
cause, If any You have, why such order should
not be granted. WIN. M. WALKER,
RO. NJ MAYO,
oc IS-F2w Assignees
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MEETING IN CLAY WARD LAST
NIaHT.-The Republican meeting in Clay
ward last night was perhaps the largest and
most enthusiastic held since the opening of
the campaign. A determined spirit per-
vaded the assembly, and we do not mis-
understand the indications when we say
that our friends in that locality will give o
full, complete, and united support to the
whole ticket. The meeting was addressed
by Hon. j. H. Ella, of New Hampshire
DR.. Presbrey, of Washington; and DR..
G. S. Mills, of this city.
The remarks of these gentlemen were
well received. DIR. Presbrey, created the
widest enthusiasm by singing the song
HE is no Dummy" which we publish
in another column.