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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-05

TIE ELECTION FRAUDS OF TUEsDAy.-A
majority of the Republican papers Of this
city express the belief that Colonel Mcclure
received majority of the legal votes cast Oh
Tuesday-one of them claiming 1000 nss-
iority for him-and those that do not take
this ground are careful to give no glory to
Colonel Gray or his supporters. The Press
announces Gray's election in half dozen
lines and then drops the subject. The But-
lettn hopes Colonel Mcclure will succeed in
securing the seat in the Senate which, 1t is
believed by all candid observers, he was
elected to fill. The Inquirer, Post, and 1ele-
ordph are fierce in their denunciations OF the
manner in which the friends of Colonel Gray
obtained g minority return for that gentle
man. and the most reflective and respectable
of our citizens-R Republicans and Democrats
express disgust, discomfort and alarm, at the
hieh-handed and criminal means employed
on Tuesday to defeat the will aud wishes Of
the people. '
During Yesterday new evidences of fraud
and force at the polls, in numerous localities,
accumulated, and doubtless more will yet be
brought to light. But already we are in
formed Colonel Mcclure has enough testi-
mony assured to prove fraudulent votes to
double the number Of Gray's majority, I'M
less the election officers have made up the re-
turns 80 rs to increase the frauds already
known, OF the return judges shall SO manipu-
late them ao TO swell Gray's alleged majority.
The manner OF sending in the returns goes
far to confirm aFs that has been said respect
ing the fraudulent intent and practices Of
McClure's opponents at the polls. The best
friends of Colonel Gray must admit that the
ouuages committed ia nine wards against
law. order, and the elective franchise, in his
behalf. exceed in number and Nervousness
any that were ever before committed here,
even ut elections held thro ughout the entire
Day. 800
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A TRUE DEscRIrTIoN.-A telegram In the
Boston Adrertiser says of the debate in the
United States Senate on amnesty last Mon-
day, that not for long time has there been
more refined and eloquent oratory than that
of Senator ScHURz, or more vigorous and
grotesque stump-speaking than the reply Of
Mr. NYE, of Nevada. -
That exactly defines the difference between
the two speeches. SCHURz told NyE when
he was done that he did not think he (NYE)
had added much to the argument on his side
Of the question.
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JURIEs IN THE FEDERAL CoURTs.--A friend
reminds us that the structures of the Raleigh
Sentinel which we reproduced on Saturday
last are not applicable to the mode of pro-
curing jurors which is employed in the west,
ern district of Virginia. We saw some weeks
ago the rules for selecting juries which he
sends us, and which are those Judge RIvEs
has adopted. II followed in good faith By
the marshal they must result in the empan-
melting Of good juries.
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The learned GEORGE BUCHANAN, upon
being reproached with having made pedant
out Of his distinguished pupil JAMES (VI. Of
Scotland and I. Of England), justified him
self by saying that it was the best be could
make out Of him. 1t must have been for
the same reason, the instructors Of CHARLES
GUNNER mado him pedant. He has nothing
else OF which be can boast. s I,
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SPOTTED TAIL is hign', 0't'''''"ie Aiul''
chief, yet there arc northern p'pcrs winch
deem it q fine joke to call him "the Hon. 5.
TAL.v What would these papers think OIL
s,ch nHonorables " as the Radicals give us
here-worthless, ignorant, vasabond nesfoes'
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Mr. JONI NJ. BINcKLEY's plan of "reform,"
which was to have been presented to the
Virginia Legislature, seems TO have come to
grief. We can tell Mr.. Buckley that neither
nan suffrage nor minority representation
W. III this State just now.
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a CASE or HYDRorHoBA.- Mrs. Leonard
Shelter, of Cumberland, was bitten by a
dog few weeks ago. About fifteen days
afterwards symptoms of hydrophobia were
developed, and it has been found necessary
to chain the unfortunate woman to her bed
stead. On the LIST instant she bit one of her
Children In two places, = Cumberland N sI9
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SENATOR LEw1s.-Mr. LEWIS has astonisll-
cd his friends here by announcing that he is
in favor of SUMMERS supplementary civil
rights bill. He was called out by SUMNER
himself, who expressed great sympathy for
the poor Virginia darkies, who had nobody
TO press their claims to this new recognition
of their rights. Mr.. LEWIS is, we suppose,
not familiar either with the bill he proposes
to vote for, or with the Federal Constitution.
His excuse for disappearing his constitu-
ents cannot be better one. he certainly
knows that large majority Of them are op-
posed to the passage of any such bill. Gen.
eral GRANT refused to commit himself to this
bill rs an amendment to the amnesty bill
but Mr.. LEWIS can do moro to humiliate the
people of Virginia than General GRANT
would venture to do. His term of service
will soon expire, thank Heaven, and then
we shall have chance TO be represented by
a man who will not insult the white people
of the State.
We say to Mr.. LEWIS that tho Virginia
people will, if necessary, do away with the
public schools in order to get rid OF sum
SER's bill or any law containing substantially
its provisions. In voting for that bill, there
fore, he will not only vote against the known
wishes of his constituents and of two-third
of the members of the General Assembly
peculiarly his constituents-but will do al
act calculated 70 deprive his negro fellow
citizens of all opportunities for educatin!
their children. He would affront the whit
race and intlict an Ireparable damage upol
the black race. Let him cast his vote with
full knowledge of these facts. .-'
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FIRE IN NEWCASTLE, PA.-Neaocashe, Pa,
February "A fire broke out in the build
ing known as. the Newcastle Agricultural
Works, and leased by the Monitor Press
Company, which destroyed the building.
The loss is estimated at $70,0 900; insurance
$4,000. The fire is supposed to have been
caused by incendiarism. .ans I'll
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TOILET ARTICLES.
TOILET ARTICLES. -o~,~.
~~x>----~-<~-~--~~~
CLEAR AND HARMLESS 40 " = '''''
SarTAN's CRYSTAL DISCOVERY ~"
THE HAIR.

A perfectIy clear preparations, In ono 49,.
easily nppI,ed as water for restoring 10 era!
natural color and youthful appearance n ras
and prevent dandrutf, to promote the grown %
hair, stop Its falling. ,s.., from say
II Is entirely harmless and pfect!g tskc e
poIsonous substance, and WIZ tlst. r.,I.r.licp>
place of all the dirty and unpleasant bscn pes:
now In use. Numerous Testimonials ,Ity.gs. III
mn from many Of our mos. pron.lnei'ts sc arc o.
eyerything In which the articles no" - g. rerft Il
ieciionable CRYSTAL DISCOVERY - lad, sU!-
Ia warranted to contain neither saSu ~ ,s wattc
phur or nitrate OF silver Clear aIa :, Il srreeahy
h does NOT soil the clothes OF scalp. - ings 1T
perf,iInei and makes one or me pss. oT lie s,
the hair Ia use. II restores tnS .o Inv other prS-
more 7,erSecksy and uniformly tas.n ~ tS,ee 10 te
psration and always does 50 III ~ ths har with
DAYS. Virtually feeding the roofs Q, ~ rs growth
all the nourishing qualities neces> a.. dec,y spd w.
and healthy condition, II restores .u positive!
dnces new growth OF the asl, ,a MOI af his woq'
than ANYTHING else The apPlicauon. Ard cSos
,,erSui discoyery also produces rlc's.s n,sssalt
ing effect OH the scalp, ana si'e' VIZ
We esi ssneclaI attention TO the iae Nd nv iloe
cd nninber Of small trial bottles can p In yrsiEs
wishing to tryit You viii notice lns ~ ne aSias
'tiiis coiirse our aim Is ~ convince '!
n'ef 's o. inc iae "''4s' ARTHUR NATLaSs G.
Inventor and proprietor, !" as''1'''
For sale. wholesale aud retail, by $ 70.
- =, -'-r' PURCELL, LADil, = oNua We.
Proprietors Aseit.s' Ai.A
In si-sodtJeis ..--.--.---:-,>>-~.
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about one hundred and twenty millions
dollars to pay the annual interest upon tn
public debt; but we have never been able
understand how that could be made to ar
pear. We, therefore, call attention to wha
the Secretary of the Treasury says in tn
above statement. The six per cent. on nj
teen hundred millions amounts TO only mnet.
millions; the five per cent. on three hundred
and forty millions amounts to only seven
teen millions and the rest OF the Interest to
about one Million making in oil about one
hundred and eight millions Of dollars.
The debt was reduced by over five mil
lions of dollars during the last month, and
has been reduced by over two hundred mil
lions by Mr.. Boutwell,.
Sccretary's statement makes good
t, for himself aud for the coun-
.:. ho,, aching specie payments
W. arc onnr,. ~dvisable for us to
,;d,v .s II Is a., 's standard.
1''.S 20 tb,t biob and dangerou- -"ity
we have never failed, when opport"-
offered to protest against the policy OF con-
tracing the currency, whether for the pur-
nose of bringing about specie payments or
for any other reason. Mr.. 4. X. MVrGk' oi
tbc BOSTON Board Of Trade, has recenti!
made speech before that body, in which nc
onposcs contraction as strcnuously as ever
any southern man did. Houses the striking
,r1ument that il the currency be contracted
that step will force upon the business COM
munitv return to the longeredit system
which prevailed before the war because the
amount of the currency is not now IN excess
Of the wants of the country, and X that
amount be reduced the deficiency must pe
s,nn,ied by some substitute. Mr.. Boutwell,
seems to have fallen in with these IDEAS TOT
whereas he was short time since IN favor OF
contraction, he is now understood 10 DC, Il
not opposed to that policy, at least neutral
= state of mind which precedes absolute con-
yiction. Mr.. NUDGE says:
"When the cotton crop is moving and the
western crops coming forward, it Is well
known that we have great difficulty III Oh
tanning bank bills with which to pay the ope-
ratiyes in our mills and the laborcrs through
out the country. II there is too much cur
rency, will the committee tell us where ii Is
locked up? and how, if it is so much III eX-
cess of the requirements Of trade, ring OF
unprinciplcd, unscrupulous men i'll New
York can control it to such degree as 10
force stocks down and interest up!"
These questions we commend to the seri-
ous consideration of all who favor the policy
of contraction.
Read the Secretary's statement. IL Is
highly interesting.
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GENE THREAD.--Just re-s les3Sss>
- ceiYed, 5000 pounds Of SELNES&sssssS~
THREAD Of all Nos. and qualities and for sale low,
Mt : : - :. n 80! 4 La LfCHTENSTEINB,
importer OF Seine Threadnnd dealer In Seine Twincs
Ropes, Cotton Yarns, &C., 1905 apd 1701 Franklin
street, between Seventeenth and Eighteenth.
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DEFINED BAR IRON ha Ham. nss.-
Ia swede,s Iron; Hammered Con9nS ~ .' yina.sesaSe
mered Piough- Piatea; Norway Nan k91 shset 2ine,
Nails; IagoI Copper peter, BsSss ware, n.r, America
And R,,sda Sheet Iron. For sale by :, max,
al Join N GOR DoN'a sQSSs Eesssa t'tS>'''
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EDUCATIONAL.

MUSICAL INSTRUCTION in theory and;
IYl practice of music as applied to piano, organ,
Fully TUNED. Circulars, with references and
terms, at WOODHOUSE PARHAarS, 1905 Main
street, where orders may be left: ,,,,,,,o,
fe a-s&Mst* orgunist First Baptist Church.
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G- CARPETS, OIL-CLOTHS,
MATING,
RUGS, MATS,
DRUGGET,
WINDOW SHADES,
LACE and MUSLIN CURTAINS,
SHEETINGS,
PILLOW-CASING,
BLANKETS,
QUILTS, s.
COMFORTS, at .. 4
LEVY BROTHERS,
1913 aud 1915 Main street.
Look at our sOc. and 81 KID GLOVES. in 80
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A FURTHER REDUCTION IN PRICEs-ALL
GOODS TO BE SOLD BEFORE OUR RE-
MoyAL TO THE NEW STORE. ..

WHITE EDGE BLACK SILK as SLIPS worth S!.st
per yard; -.~ .t
BLACK SILK at sl.so, $l.75, g. and sa.5c-all very
cheap; s. e:~ ISL
SILK and WOOL vELoURs at q worth $3.50;
PURE SILK and WOOL POPLINS at 5l.e5 and
$3.50 per yard worth Sits and s2;
DOUBLE-WIDTH ALPACAS at CSC. worth 35c.;
REPS sor ladies' and gentlemen's dressing-gowns
the best goods, at sc. worth s5c.; .
DE LANES for dressing-gowns, handsome pat
terms, Mt eoc- would be cheap at 25c.; -.
HANDSOME diagonal TWILLED PLAIDS a
25c. worth s5c.; ..
WIDE DIAGONAL TWILLED PLAIDS, war
ranted all pnre wool, Mt csc. worth &l25 per yard
PLUM-COLOR POPLIN POINTELLE at soc
worth sl.25 per yard; 49,. :;
EMPRESS CLOTHS, warranted all wool, at 50, 60
and &C.; -&f
PURE WOOL sATTEENs at eoc. worth 81 PEI
yard; .-..... S.. -a'.'
BLACK AND WHITE ALL-WoOL PLAIDs a
CSC. worth doc. per yard
SHEPHERD PLAIDS Mt 40c. worth 75c.
BLACK CREPE DE PARIS, full yard wide, at SOC
worth 75c.;
BLACK!ALPAcAs at IS, DO, As, Soc, and up to sl.N
per yard; ..-..
$3.50, Sl.75, and So per yard, all exceedingly
cheap aud much below regular prices;
TAl1ISE, BLACK ALL-WOOL DE LANES
BLACK FRENCH MERINO, POPLINS AMI
EMPRESS CLOTHS;
HANDSOME EMPRESS CLOTH ROBE DE
CHAMBRES at $40 worth SIS;
FREN CHI MERINOS at great bargains;
REMNANTS OF DRESS GOODS of every descrip
ton at very low prices. 1.
Now is tho time to purchase your DRESS GOODS
You will find the largest, best assorted stock, and th
CHEAPEST GOODS, at
ja30 LEVY BROTHERS..
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spFfIAt NO,rrCts.


~ FEBRUARY z. 1877. -.
MORE NEWAND sEAsoEABLE DIT GOODS.
EST. r. PRICE& co. e
have lust opened for the early trade many goods,
particularly for useful and bookkeeping purposes.
BROWN ard BL CACHED COTTONSf
"a, 1914; and m COTT0N sHEETINGs,
Fine assortment Of BED BLANKETS, - i. - -
TABLE DAMASKs and NAPKINS,
LINEN sHEET1NGs and TOWELLINGs,
Beautiful assortment Of NEW PRINTS for children,
BLACK and-WHIYE CAhICoES. &c; &C.
- ALSO, =, -ss.e.,<s
LINEN COLLARS and CUFFS, a,I3
LACE COLLARS md SLEEVES, -, 49,:
Gentlcmen's and ladies' KID GLOVES, very best
gfl some very good for 81.
IN MOURNING GOODS
BLACK MOHAIRS and vELOURS,
BLACK CASHMERES and HENRIETTA
CLOTHS, = n
BLACK TAMIsE and BosIBAzINEs, 49,
Good bargains In BLACK SILKS. a#1tf-
Great bargains viii be sold during this month In
Fall and Wintespreas Goods as well as in some Light
goods for spring; also In Piques, Linens for boys
wear, Doyles, &c. ,..s7 .4sa 70
NEW GOODS constantly arriving. @
.li.-'s. = T. r. PRICE & CO..
fe5 1101 5fain street, corner Of Eleventh.
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sEWIEG-MACgzEtEs.

WANTED. honest southern men anil women w.,
ur,Cer 70 purchase good southern productions F"'
thnn be swjrGed by carl ct-hag humEuSs.
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nISSOLUTION OF COP ARTEERsuIp
~ The co-partnershp heretofore existing mnt..
the firm of MARSHALL, MCVEIGH 4 ca T [v,'
day dissolved by limitation. w. > l'h
". \. MCVElGH, SR., can be found a, cry =, .
business place, and Is authorized BY u 10 ,ei pa
business and use the signature Of The Arm "a, ~
purpose. y. VI. MARSHALL "S
". =. MCYEIGH. jg
HARVEY NcTElGIi..'
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I CLOAks, EMBROIDERED AND
BRAIDED sACQUEs, 49,.
WATERPROOF CLOAKS, e.. @~,r....
BLACK MERINO SHAWLS, .. .F
Handsome STRIPED sHAWLS at ~, sold at 81 at
the beginning Of the season; .-
SMALL SHAWLS ut 76c would be cheap at 81;
Heavy BLACK and WHITE PLAID SHAWLS at
So would be q bargain at $3.50;
Handsome BROCHE SHAWLS;
BREAKFAST SHAWLS Mt 81, Sl2s. 81 so. and 81, at
LEVY BROTHERS.,
...eg 1913 and 1915 Main street.
USBLEACHED KNITTING COTTON at soc. q
pound; COTTON YARNS, all numbers. Jaao
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nj MERINO SHIRTS and DRAWERS
for mon, women, and children;
COTTON and WOOL HOSE, SOCKS, and
GLOVES;
BUCK, DOGSkIN, and KID GLOVES;
Gent's DOUDLE-STITCuED KID GLOVES at
{. $3.50 per pair. .,.r =.
A largo stock of
BREAKFAST SIIAWLS,
SONTAGS,
HOODS,
NUBIAS,
COMFORTS.
WRISTLETS, and
LEGGINS or CATERS,
Ill to be sold Mt closing-out prices, at
LEVY BROTHERS,
1913 and 1915 Main street.
Look at our 80c. and 81 KID GLOVES. ia 30
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NAT WALKING SUITS FOR GIRLS,
marked down from twenty-five to thirty-fye per
cent below COST every suit to be sold at some price
Now for cheap neat, and comfortable outdoor suits
for your little girls. Complete suits at $780, 80, $780,
and 81 Must be seen to be fully appreciated.
LEVY BROTHERS,
1913 and 1915 Main street.
Look at the large HONEY-COMB or BRIDAL
QUILTS Mt SI.:5, the cheapest goods ever offered
IL so
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DINe4sHalIIOHs - .asap,rs,.,.....-s
RICHMOND. y.h,,,., =,

ts-yas e alpsAKTsERsHIps
TtIssQL UTIoN.-The firm, rusua E / IA.
lLsztsdng under the na,pe ~ .,r. ,,IIstet6fcrs
EDMOND is this day dissoiye,i r, E,laESGER
r. - E y, win attend to setiina ~ ssof
:. COMPREHENSIVE.
i Inc uia'ersigned have thistLry form,,.
snfp 1nesr te name and style of
shss eqTs aa s aaSbs, sSs EGE
now erecting at the corner Of Fr,nsii,rn new woTks
teenth streets, we will Continue tn n,, and S.He.
stand OF Ettenger Edmond 'p""'e Ut The Of!
s...s, ~. JwAia,EEssM,TALBorr
haiFE IL. EbsidEYT5t ESGER,
nro Jaes s p. Iale9tt ono Of the rn Of Tan
6roteI, VINO retlref from blsinesS "tn y. Iatt
the fire which destroyed their sorls SHORTY afgr
1863 has concluded to try bis hand ALL ri sa.sst
Sa ,ss e met aS eftSg satisfied 10 rena a h ~
call at his new place OF bushes nrn, s2 give hu,
work entrusted to the new 1r,ip S;,i tatan
prompt and careful attention. and be daa ee,Ie d
JAMES d. TALBOT
The firm Of Talbot, Eitcnger . ra,,,
particular attenton % :e nanufactare Of p p g,
Observation-Disclosures HiEdha GfIAt1gFEsT rssS s1S
RERS. 'iAae!aCTy.
We are the EXCLUSIVE AGENTS .,,
turers OF the celebrated HOT Bpt,6st..s MSnnf,t-
TOR TOBACCO LUMP MACHISItNso,I AyNI.
R sIIs nBATENT SCREW RETAINER & r6 +
facturers Of M. II. CLARKtS PSTE:'S,11' ana ia9nC-
DRAULIC PRESSES; either Of which Va ~ ny.
pared to furnish ut short notice. made ~ sfe RF.
manner, and warranted equal in c7cry na ~ ne ~
those made by any other party pa acu'af 10
We are now getting up Il NEW p ,rrrr,
PORTABLE ENGINE and an IMPROvFr,, ' ~, -
GUAR SAW-3tILL, and fa.ter oarxssa. .tR-
win be equal TO; If not surpass. anything In ia. '.y
heretofore made. ~ "A' ne
We invite a call from all parties in ,bo ,,.,
business before purchasing elsewhere pron, Tc'
tire satisfaction TO all who may favor Us VIII. s e
orders. VAN utir
TALBOT, ETTESGER & EDyoyn
fe 5-eod3t A'Ab.
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ONE MONTHS TRIAL BGFoEE fCRCHAS"
AGENTS WANTED EYERiW!iEEE.
(, VERY LIBERAL DISCOUNT TO DEALEE,'

Desiring TO circulate reliable !nformhu21 on :.
inr-macLlncs, those writing TO III VIII confer
faeor Ly giving us the address Of Few Ee@!0-'''1
parties In their nciglbOrhood. -. .,,u.or.,.
ettcrs of Inquiry solicited. We pledge our lcn:
to give reliable information, and guarantee SS-S
''o'' ~ 49, 0N' JAMES f. A. GIBBS. Propreio,,
T., % Ninth aud Bank streets. Richmond va,
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me- THE GREAT CLOSING SALE OF
WINTER GOODS WILL BE CONTINUED.
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~ LACE CURTAIN AND CUR
TAIN LACES.-We offer some elegant LACE CUR
TAINS ut extremely low prices NOTTINGHAM
LACE for curtains at zoe. worth a5c. per yard !;
NOTTINGHAM LACES for curtains from zoe. to
81 per yard; CORNICES and BANDS for curtains !;
a large assortment of WINDOW SHADES, at
LEVY BROTHERS.,
1918 and 1915 Main street.
IaID GLOVES at coo. and 81 per pair ja3O
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DISCRETIONARY firm 4 sh,l = ha
1Lextsdng under the name 90 Iciet6fcls
EDM0ND Is this day dissoivtsi hv f, nn..GER 4
- EDMOND q. win attend to setIlnse ~ so,e
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-11-01


Willie, the Youngest son Of jeff
erson DAVIS died Thursday morn,
ing at Memphis, of dlptheria.
Froude, the historian, delivered
the first of his course Of lectures in
New York Thursday evening.
DR.. c. b, Currier, of Middlebury,
homeopathic, has been appointed
examining surgeon for pensions.
Calylc is now nearly eighty, and
has abandoned writing, but appeal! s
in society and converscs as vigor-
Ousl Y as ever.
Superintendent Merrill of theCen
trail, has been connected with rail
roads thirty two years twenty Of
which he has be. superintendent.
"SHOoT Folly ASST Fills "and
stop using preparations ON NOnr
head which ar conptS q OF pOiSOnS.
Use NATURES HAIR RESTOEA
TIVE, which by its cleanliness. fra
GRANGE and purity commends itself
See advertisements 20w2
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For REPRESENTATIVE 10 CONGlESS,
?. P0LAN D.
TIE PRESIDENTIAL LLEC-
IJON!

All hands to the Polls next Tues
day! Let no Republican stay at
home. Gen. Grant viii hc triumph
ly reelected. There is no doubt mp
on this point; but We ought not
only to defeat the opposition, but al
30 to overwhclm them so thorough
ly, that 40 party or coalition of
parties will ever attempt to conduct
another campaign after the manner
of tie opposition in this one.
Therefore, we repeat, let every R.
publican be at the polls, and cast
his vote for the Grant and Wilson
Electors.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-11-01

In Boston, New York and all the
larger cities from Maine TO st. Lon
is the horse epidemic has caused
great disturbance to business. In
some instances not enough well
horses are left TO run street cars,
omnibusscs. or TO do the transport.
ing of goods from business houses
railroad dcpots. Boston has had ut
once 5000 sick horses, but they are
beginning to recover il that city, but
very few cases prove fatal when the
animal is properly cared for, The
epidemic seems to be general thro'h.
out the country.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-11-01

The Ohio Republicans elected Ii
of the 20 Congressman al the recent
election in that State, and counting
the vote for greSSmcn, their ma,
majority was 10000. The vote was
he largest ever east in the State.