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Go ro Ax1oNl's SALOON if yon want pure crsams.

The "Committee on Hospitality from Stat,ntop
Will meet the excursion train, which leaves here nj
1870 to-day, at GorlonsviIle- aud assign the dele
gates and visitors homes IN staunion. Tickets can
he bought on the train.
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~ W.. JONES, DENTIST, has CA
VI. . always pure and fresh NITROUS OX-G8fu
JDE GAS for painless extraction OF teeth.
ARTIFICIAL TEETH made OF any description
and OF best materials. AL
OLD GOLD PLATE taken in exchange for new.
An operations thoroughly performed and war
rantcd .c..-
and Eighth. hn i-sh.
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BAPTIST GENERAL ASSOCIATION AT srAUy-
roS.-Tickets for the excursion train, which leayss
here at 1870 to-day, may be bought Of j. +. ELY
SON, sTARkE & RYLASD, WILLIAM G. DAspRrpsy.
WILLIAM II. WILLIAMS, and T. H. ELLErr, and ON
the train. -
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TEMPERANCE REvIvAL.-Thc temperance
cause is on the increase in Richmond, the va
rious divisions initiating members at each
regular meeting. Among the number ini-
tiatcd at the last regular meeting Of Shockoe
Hill Division, No. 81, was DR.. W. Leigh Bur-
ton.
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Delegates and visitors TO the Baptist Association
at Staunon, by taking the 1870 excursion train tu-
day, will be assigned homes in stauntnn ny COM
mittce who viii meet the train Mt Gordonsvllle
Tickets for the round trip only fire dollars good to
return on any passenger train Of the company on
or before Tuesday, June 4th .=
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STRIKE OF rTusSlL-MEN.--0n Monday after
noon the laborcrs employed at Shaft No. 2
of the Church Hill tunnel struck for more
nav or less work. Their places were promptly
supplied, and tic work was not seriously in
terrupted.
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POLICE Court, TUEspAY-Jusi,ce J. j..
Whfe prestdtng.-The following cIses were
disposed of:
Lewis johnson (colorcdD. charged with
being disorderly in the street. Fined g.
James Stewart (colored), charged with
using abusive and indecent language to his
motoer, and also beating his brother. Ad-
monished and discharged.
william H. Suter, charged with being
drunk and dlsordcrly in the street and as
sa'Iiting Nicholas Dutfner with rocks. Dis
charged.
Charles II. Davis (co!ored), charged with
abusing and threatening to kill Charlotte
Dayis. Bound over in 800 for six months.
John ONeal, charged with assaulting and
beating Walker Perkins. Fined 81.
Marx Farmer (colored), charged with pick
inS tnc pocket OF Philetus Tredo and steal
ing 81 from said Tredo. Continued until
Wednesday. -..,
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PURE CREAM Is served at ASroNI's saloon. Mair
street, below post-ofTice.
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The Ncw York s,r,,.c,.

NEW Yorx. May ss.-The striking work.
men are quiet and confident of success Of tie
movement. The majority. of the, piano-
makers are in favor of conceding the de-
inands Of their employees. steinWay, whe
employs five hundred men, viii give an an-
swer tomorrow. ~ lsfss 80. sN
It's estimated that Il, ,080 menare engaged
~ the strikes in this city. , ss.- sssls.f
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HENRIoo PETIT JURY.-'The June term Of
The Henrico County Court begins on Mon
day next. The following is a list of The
petit jurors: Richard Hicks, A. NJ. Braxton.
=. Claiborne. II. Harden, c. Hartwel, II. c.
nechier, j. M. Russell, r. Ii. Hendley, L.
Bottoms, J. L. Phillips, G. Alley, J. c. Cor.
dop, III. Davis, B. BrieT, J. Edwards, W.
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JAMES RIVER MPRovEMEkT.-A large num-
her OF invited guests accompanied the CITY
council Committee OH james River Improve
'Acnt or Il tour OF inspection yesterday. The
'icursion took place on the steamer John
'},r'cstcr. A liberal supply OF refreshments
was provided and discussed, and toasts
were proposed, drunk, and responded to-.
I@e p"rty returned " Richmond ut about
Aait-last O'Clock.
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\ WARNING TO BoYs-Gcneral Newberry,
superintendent of Public Buildings, has is
sued Instructions to the Capitol policemen to
take the names Of all the boys who are caught
throwing stones at the morument or else
where i'll the Square and have them carried
before Justice White TO be dealt with accord
~. 10 law.
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.....4...., .ls ARRIVED. r lsst'f .1'@*ss
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, ner-
Chandisc and passargerO l.. Il. Iatuin, agent.
Schooner William l.. traikliil, Reward, Balu-
more, sugar, Old Dominion Sugar Reiluery.
Schooner Crisis, Bowen, New York, coal, Trede-
gar Company. ,E.. . - yr.s. - =
Schooner N. r. Hickman, White, New York, Iron,
Trcdegar Company .E t
Schooner Snow storm, Cartwright, North Caro-
iIlia, ilsh, Hill 4 SkiHEer
s.. .... ...,.. I'D. SAILED. a f,.s
Steamer Old Dominion, bourne, New York. mer-
chandisc aud pusseugcrs. John W. Wyatt.
Steamer W. /. Clyde, Scott, New lork, nerchan-
disc and passengers Virginia Steamship and Packet
Company. -t - E.gsti
Steamer Palisadp, Nels0n, Norfolk, merchandise
and passengers, -, H. Rogers, agent 2l S"
Tug Vulcan, with SIX scIooncrs, bound up.
CLEARED FOX THIS PotT.
From Liverpool on the llth, bark :. Fortuna"
From Baltimore tie 2ith, bark Clifton, C;ayett
master
From New York OIL the 9TH, schooner A. w. Col
Inns, 1oker master. -.-g....-,
81. MEMORANDA.
VINEYARD HAVEN, May a.-Arlfsed, schooner
Sinbad, Perry, for New York. -.s9.t 81
NEW YuKK. May 27.-Arrived, schooner Caro-
line, Bur1age, from Virginia. ~ - f#E|
Bark Amarrce (Br.), Thompson, from Liverpool
for Richmond was spoken 5ui instant latitude $50,
longitude .:.2O. .-.. #..-.,. i. f,gtEzp
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CoMPLETE.-E. j. SPENCE & Sons stock Of piec,
goods, suits Of gcntlcmen's wear generally, is nov
complete. Call In and get bargains.
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SWEET ORANGES at ANIoNI's, Main street.

Pennsylvania temperance lecturer recently real
lied twenty cents from his evenings efforts wbicl
would have bought two boxes of paper collars at f
B. SrESCE & SoN's
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ADVERTiSE.-Our merchants seeking trade In m,
porllon OF The country should advertise in Tn.
papers Of that section. NJ. ELLYsoS 4 Co. viii
take advertisements AMI have them inserted at pub
fishers rates.
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Jon PRISTING.--We call the attention OF mer-
chants, clerks of courts, shcrs, lawyers railroad
steamship and canal officers and agents, and all Others
having orders for printing to the facilities offered
the DISPATCH PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT for the
prompt and faithful execution OF NIL kinds Of JOB
PRINTING. We can furnish ut short notice Cards.
Bill-Heads, Lettcr-ucats. Programmes, Ball Tickets
Blanks, Pamphlets, Tags, Hand-Bills, Catalogues,
Bills of Fare, Show-Bils, Checks, Drafts, &C., &c.
&c. Satisfaction guaranteed.
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Gnuze shirts at only seyenty-fvo cents apiece at
B. SPENCE 6 SONG.
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TOBACCO MARKETS.

LOUISVILLE, May 2s.--Tobacco active and higher
for all grades; sales, ll7 hogshcads.
CINCISNATI, May 2s.-Tobacco-demandsg good at
full prices sales, lss hogsheads. ~
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.


LONDON, May 2S.--The debate in Com
mons last night OH the supplemental article
to the treaty of Washington and the reply OF
Mr.. Gladstone to questions of Disracli rela-
tive to threats form the subject Of the lead
ing editorial articles in the London morning
papers. The answer Of Dir. Gladstone is re-
garled as unsatisfactory, as it adds nothing
TO the information already obtained upon the
subject.
A lively sensation was created in the House
this evening by bold protest from Tom
Hughes against horse-racins and the usual
adjournment of Parliament for Deby day,
which occurs tomorrow.
Mr.. Gladstone moved that the House adj
journ until Thursday.
Mr.. Hughes, on rising to oppose the mo-
ton, WAS received with ironical cheers and
laughter. lie pointed to the fact that the
House adjourned only two hours on Ascen'
sion day for divine worship, and now pro
posed to adjourn twenty-tour hours for tht
Derby. He said it was incompatible will
the dignity of the Commons to recognize
horse-iacing.
The motion for adjournment was carried
by a vote of 212 to 5S. :. - .G t...t.
PARIS, May 2s.-The Figaro announces
on what it claims TO be the best authority
that Mdlle. Christine NiIIson viii be marriet
to M. Rouzsand i'll this city early in July.
~ Austria. s,aa,,..:
DEATH OF TIE EMPERoR's MOTHER,
VIENNA, May .2S.-The Archduchess So
phia, mother Of Emperor Francis Joseph
died here this morning Of typhoid fever.
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MEETING or THE CENTRAL CONSERVATIVE
'oHMlTTEE.--A meeting Of this organization
"i!l be held this "wednesday evening at the
usual hour and place, when it is expected
that important business will be transacted.
Members are requested to attend promptly.
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PERSONAL---VERY.. Mr.. Dickinson, Of this
city, preached last Sunday evening before the
fosnS Mems Missionary Society Of New
York city.
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NJ. ELLYsoN Co., Advertising Agents, DISPATCH
building, will receive advertisements and luye then,
inserted in any journal of the country at rcg,,ln
rates.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, May 2s.-Elour unchanged. Wheat
dull aud unchanged. Corn-White southern, $50
79c.; yellow, 79@T5c.: mxcd western, re. Oats
quiet and easier at 550lc2c. Rye.unchauged. Pro-
ders, 4j05c. rib Sides, eac. clear rib, 1t7c. Ba-
con firm; shoulders. 5l4Gc; rib sides, i3c:; clear
butter active aud unchanged. Whiskey unsettled ut
3Jg.
Virginia s's, old, 40; coupons, old, 4s; consols,
56s. West Vlrginia's, II. All bids.
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Gentlemen's linen and white goods at E. II
SPENCE & SoS'S, 1900 Main street
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HARDWOOD & RITTER, a
n GOVERNOR STREET. ~
DENTISTRY.

DENTAL NOTICE.-DR. JOHN @KA
~ G. WAYT has this day associated withS1IIr hnIIC =
him In the practice OF dentistry his son, GEohnE
G. WAYT. M. D., d. D. s., and having his assistance,
llas resumed the practice OF MECHANICAL DEN
TISTRY, and will insert whole or parts OF sefs OF
teeth after all the approved methods, and Is now Pre-
pared to administer NITROUS OXIDE GAS for Tie
painless extraction of teeth.
OFFIcE: 104 Ninth street, near Franklin
MARCU H. ls72 NH 11-3m
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The QUICKEST PASSAGE. ..OStIEcoRD.--1he
steamer Adriatic OF the White Star line, Inns just
conn pctcd the shortest passage ever made be-
tween the ports Of Queenstown ana New York. She
left LIVERPOOL May l8, and Queenstown nth, arriv-
ing at New York !5t thus making the ip In days,
Is hours and 45 minutes.
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Great iargains in linen coats at +. B. srEScE &
Sons, 1900 Main street.
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PINEArPLEs AND BANANAS at AsIoSrs.

Il haFe used other Ieafing machines, hut much
prefer The WILCOX GIBBs.r-E. C. Huntinotop
[hfc01o. IN
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PlNEArPLEs. BANANAS, AND ORANGES. ut An
TOMS.
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DUTCHER's LIGHTNING FLY-KlLLER sweeps
them off and clears the house speedily. Try 1t. SOLD
by dealers everywhere.
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NOTICE TO MARISERs.-Eotce Is hereby given
that fog bell, struck by machinery at Intervals OF
every fifteen seconds, has been erected ut kuukners
Island Light Station, Long Island Sound, and VIII
be sounded during foggy and thick weather.
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The RELIGIOUS HERALD is read In every neigh
borhood In the South.
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NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW YORK MARKETS.
NEW YORK. May 2s.-COtton steady; sales, 1,0s5
bales; upiands and Orleans, eGc. Southern fiour
quiet; common to fair extra, $s.5o4Sll; good to
choice, $io.o5GI ISI35o. Whiskey dun at 2lac. Wheat
heavy and l@g2c. lower. Corn lQI2c. lower Pork
dull and heavy $l3i5 for ucss. Beef quiet; ext ra
mess, SlO@$l2. Lard dull and nominal at siGpaac
Impentine, b33I6lc. Rosin, $3.a5. FreIgGts trmer.
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Linen coats for ono dollar at E. B. SPENCE s
SoS's, 1860 Main street.
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EXTRA LARGE EMrHEss EUGENE sTRAwBER-
RIES Mt ANToNI'S.
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DEPARTURES or STEAMERS.

DOR NEW Y0RK.-The Old aSEEFn
Il Dominion Steamship Company 's eie-s ss5slEks.
CANT sidcxhecl steamship WYASQkE, Cspitainn ,ppiain
A. II. Freight received until 10 4. u. 11ss.. .8
Through bills Of lading sigred, and goods for
wardeJ with dispatch TO all points north, sosith,
.ast and west Close connections niadc with Cunard
Ire FOR foIyiap ports. Passenger accommodations
unsurpassed Fare, sl.; stcerage. 80: round-t1p
tickats s?O. For freight or lassage, apply TO
JOHN W. WYATT, Agent,
a, =. f.z--E--'- M Z Governor street.
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'WILLCOX e. GIBBS
WHAT MACHINE Is THE BESTy THAT IL
THE QUESTION"
NOT THE ONE MOST SOLD, BUT THE ONE
MOST USED.

The very large number Of double-thread machines
exchanged for the WILCOX & GIBBS machine has
compelled the company to arrange for quarterly
Cearng-out trade sales at auction Of these sn-cel
lOck-stitch machines. Country dealers buy at
these auctions and sell to their customers. who
become tired of their purchase, and trade them
again for WILCOX < GIBBS nlaihne. Double
thread machines thus becoming sort of circl-
latiug medium to purchase
WILCOX & GIBBS MACHINES
with. At late auction ut 39l Broadway, N Y. 1880
of these captured machines were sold by the Wilcox
e Gibbs Company to start their old round and
come back to be exchanged for the reliable WILL
cox & GIBBS MACHINES.
A full stock of WILCOX & GIBBS MA
CHIMES kept on hand for sale. exchange and rent.
at WILCOX & GIBBS'S office, Ninth and Bank
streets, Richmond, Va.
ap % JAMES F.. a. GIBBS.
CEWING-MACHINE OF ALL KINDS
- REPAIRED.-Thc SLOAT ELLIF1lC SEW.
ING-MACHINES BOUGHT and SOLD. We sclI
the only PROPER NEEDLES Ior the SLOA1
ELLIPTIC MACHINES.
SLUkT & ADIbISGTON.
my6 15I5 Cary street near Fourteenth
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RgEs Co., Gil and el5 Main street, are still run
ming their low prices to tile satisfaction OF all VINO
patrousze them. They are producing rs hnciy-cAe-
cptcd n,cturcs for $3.50 per dozen those charged
SO for In New York city and elsewhere Their negi-
,iyes are retoced by artist Of several Years ex-
perience, and the material used in the getting up OF
their work Is the same that used by ai hrst-ciass
galleries
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, MAY 2s, lo7s.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, MAY 70, i072.
Sun rises. ........... 4:l8 Moon rises. 1852
sun sets I'll High tide. .l0:52
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The RELIGIOUS HERALD Ia the organ Of ,oOt
Baptists-a good advertising medium.
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nIcKLEs! PIcKLEs!-oNIoNs, WAL
NIITS. CABBAGE, 6HERklNS, ToMA-
TOES. CIIoW-CHOW, GAULIFLOWER, Plea
i'1DAi' AZ s'''' - : i. PIZZINI, JR.'s.
mvaa sol Broad street.
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ASToNr's 1CE-cREAM SALOON Is now open.
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Alpaca coat, IN endless yoli"iyat z. J.. SPENCE q
SONS, 1900 M;.gziga,t
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T0RTpHILlADELPuIA.-MEgs

TOR RPHILADELPHIA.-&fKTH A.
+ THE, steamer EMPIRE, Captain nssSs4 ,
SNYDER, win receive freight for lhe abose poF} 'i
THIJRSIJAY the 3oth instant At Y O'Clock.
Er,.,oi,t taken for all parts of PennsylVanh, New
Jersey and Delaware, also for Norfolk aud Ne" or-
$3.50 - :" PhiIa1.lpbia Including meals and state
-,ooyS ~ go SS :" ' w, F. PORTER. Agent.
mvoc.o, No. A2, DOCK street.
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Advertise In the RELIGIOUS HERALD.

EMPRESS EUGENE STRAWBERRIES atASToNI,s
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EMrREss EuaEsrE STRAWBERRIES 1t ANTosl's
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Tickets sold and baggage Chez so &C laftFr
Steams7 EEza Hancox. a. -, u Il. IL go. z -,
The above varied route eoDtnieBds fseaf especially
10 t0urisss ssd glessnr,-seek snkbi9,x len 70
points os Interest ON MEsaBEVEts E1BAf-
fIGHT l.. Is. TATuM GepeTsi tAseat
s'SSiasNs SaS = james River Stfsmhoet Company.
once, Ninth ard Msia streets. AUG ~ GssS4it~
no Ii
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Austria,

VIENNA, May .2s.-The Arcbduchess So
phia, mother Of Emperor Francis Joseph,
died here this morning Of typhoid fever.
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Bark Amarrcc (Br.), Thompson, from Liverpool
for Richmond, was spoken 5t instant latitude $50,
longitude .:.2O. ....... #....-.t. 4. fystrzp
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2 e ? =
for speedy reduction in the rates Of
postage. rgs,l fr.,st s...isy, ,--.,-i.. ,s,.s.fi-
Eleve,aM Among the questions which
press for attention is that which con-
Germs the relations of capital and labor,
and the Republican party recognize
the duty of so changing legislation as to
afford full protection and the amplest
| field for capital, and for labor, the crea-
tor of capital, the largest opportunities
and just share Of the mutual profits
OF these two great servants of eiyiliza-
ton. ss i rSifo9ss-, t.,..,,4i-,. =.
Toelfth. We hold that Congress and
the President have, only fulfilled an
imperative duty in their measures for
the suppression of violent and treason
able organizations IN certain lately,
rebellious regions, and for the pretec-
ton of the ballot-box. and therefore
they are entitled to the thanks of the
nation. tls..s..irot. i'sss.T .: ara
Thirteenth. We denounee reputation
of the public debt in any form or dis,
guise as national crime, witness with
pride the reduction of the public debt
and of the rates of interest upon the
balance and confidently expect that
our excellent currency will be perfected
by the speedy resumption of specie
payment. ~
F6safeenth. The Republican party is
mindful of its obligations to the loyal
women of America for their noble de-
voti0n to the cause of freedom. q Their
admission to, wider fields of usefulness
is received with satisfaeti0n,l fand the
honest demands of any class of citizens
for additional right should be treated
with respectful cOnside derati0n.- .gn 9Fi ia
!; Fifteenth. We heartily approve the
action of Congress in extending amnes4
tyl ito those. lately in rebellion. and
rejoice in the growth Of peace and
national feeling throughout the land0uo
.SIrtee,lths The Republican party pro-
pose to respect, the rights reserved by.
the people 4 to- themselves as carefully
as the p1Wers delegated by them, to the
State and to the Federal GQyernment.a
ItdisapproYes, of resorts to uneonstitu-i
ti9RA laws for the purpose of removing
evils by.Einterference1 with the, rig hts
not surrendered by the people te,either
State or National GOverpmentseani9ni'
/. jSspenteeRth, It.. lis the. duty of the
general government to adopt vsueh 4
measures as will tend to encourage
American commerce and ship build
I'Esghtesat4, We believe thattheH Hmlltosd,I
est patEiotismi the earnest purpose,
SQUAD Judgment, practical wisdom,
incorrigible, integrity and iIlustrious
services OF, Ulysses S. Grant have, COM.
meqded him to the, heart of the Amer
ican people, and with him at our head
we start to-day on Ial new march 10
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CAMP4fGN N0TEsli

-1gini a.iSd ylin,--A-af,il X9l91fO M
BY some people the Cincinnati Con-
Nenfioni is now istyled tfsThe slaughter
house Ofgi0rious opportunities. nj 1slID'
iThe'possun badge will eeentain the
poftraitef Greeley on the faee and of
jeff Davis ion 9the reverse 1F Miss
Pilot 9d biUoW .s1YGls I,s1@I Ii5nH,.''
The Boston Traveller has discovered
q prediction inL Shakspeare on the re-
electionIo Iot. Grinti The great poetsays:
A tanner viii last you eight years. .n1lda
One of the iIls mot toes of the presiden-
tiAt campaign viii be, the statement of
Horace Greeley, that Gen, Grant new
ef st has 6s been beaten and he 1nieNerGWiu
pc. .tsinoil
Ina campaign picture in Frank Les
lie, Horace Greeley is represented up
atTees, ~, where he receiyes q political.
delegation, This is q bad beginning
for presidential candidate.
About a million Democrats swear
they will holt, If Greeley IS nominated
at Baltimore, md another million
swear they will Bolt If he isn't. "' What
are you going to do about it?
Henry Wns6a issa lwotfkfngman and
lifell6ngi Repubiican, who has passed
through thirty years Of political co ntests
without'a question Of his devotion to
prineiple, or "a stain upon his integrity.
INN. Tribune, hsiIgHA 9ai iaii
The dnti-9reeiey men tfh the upper,
portion of Georgia are making much of
the fact that that the 9 Georgia House,"
at Dalton, changed its name, the other
day to the 'iGreeley House, Y, and was
soon thereafter struck by lightning. -.
Andy Johnson prefers Greeley to
Grant, but thinks. he could put his
finger on q man who would make a
better and abler President than either.
Make him Vice-President again, and
the s"better and abler President" will
be fortheoming.J c5,;-., AZ, a4,ff lt,ft
The Ohio State j Journal is aunkind
enouph to remark: "a th0usand-dol-
lar Kentucky bull recently undertook
Ia stop n locomotive. The horns, hide,
and tailow are for sale. William Lloyd
Garrison has very appropriately notl-
fed Charles iSumner of the sad OCCUR
rence.slfi nsd1 lna1W 9gpln 1DVsu a1a,'
Some silly newspapers continue to
talk of running Andy johnson for Con-
gress for, the State at large. This IS "a
Species Of cruelty which should be
ffowned down., Anybody who would
TO bamboozle the y9ld sinner
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