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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1872-10-14


initiated the Georgia fashion of ''recon-
citation by rufianly assault upon the
blacks, and driving them from the polls.
And yet, with all these appliances of
Dragging charging fraud, cheating at
the polls, and prosecuting the colored
| voters, the coalitionists have been over
whelmed by the honest, conservative yo-
tiers of these states. ard their ticket
stamped with the seal of reprobation.
Where now is the tidal wave that
was to sweep over the land and carry
everything before it? Who has seen
the promised popular uprising that
was to sweep the Republican party from
power and enthrone the Tammany-Ku
Klux idol, to be worshipped by the peo-
pie? Has any man felt the earth shake
with those .svolcanic throes" which were
predicted by the Tribune prophets p
No. All these mighty portents have
failed The tides have obeyed their ac-
customed laws the people have perform
ed their duty at the polls. faithfully, in
diligently, aud effectually; and there
have been no volcanic outbreaks, except
the rage of the bafled conspirators.
They have seen the handwriting on the
wall and their candidate has anew beer
appalled, by vision of that skeleton O
an old organization which first fright
ened him in North Carolina. Bosto,
Globe.
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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-03-30
LATEST NEWS.
FROM NEW YORK.


Neto York, March 29.-The Liberal Re
publican Central Committee, r. J. Adams
presiding, and ten Assembly districts OF
the State represented, have adopted resolu-
tons opposing Grants denomination and
fayoring the Cincinnati Convention.
George Haynes, at Sag Harbor, was
tsrred and feathered and rode ON a rail, for
licentousness.
The Japanese Minister Mori denies the
persecution of Christians in Japan.
The musicians at Trinity church have
struck for higher wages. Non-society men
have been employed in their places.
Two of Jay Gould's friends, who still re-
main in the Erie directory, will resign.
The condition of Prof. Morse is UNI
changed.
Good Friday was generally observed
here. The stock boards were closed, but
brokers on the sidewalks exchanged sov-
eral millions in gold.
Francis Herm has been arrested ON the
charge of presenting false vouchers to the
second auditor of the treasury for the pur-
pose of defraudng tho government out of
pension money not due.
Twelve cases Of smallpox and three
deaths are reported to-day. The police
board will continue free vaccination.
Judge Benedict has refused motion for
arrest of judgment in the case of John Tai
bot, cony icted of smuggling.
The Brooklyn smallpox hospital is
crowded to orerflowing.
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All, it is the pale passions that are the
fiercest; it is the violence of the chill that
gives the measure of the fever! The fight
ing boy of our school always turned white
when he went out to pitched battle with
the bully of some neighboring village; but
we knew what his bloodless cheeks meant
the blood was all in his stout heart, he was
a slight boy, and there was not enough to
redden bis face and fill his heart both at
once. Holmes.
The vicspresdent Of the National
Labor Union repudistes Judge Davis as
candidate of the workingmen Of the coun-
try. Ff
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Internal yiiiainy,

Losa,sUille, March 2s.-On Wednesday
night, the Goth inst, in McCracken county,
four men, named Bud Jackson, Billy Coe,
K. p. Weatherford aud James Vaughan,
went to the house of peaceable and re-
spectacle farmer named Shelton, forced
HIM to swallow an opiate, and left him
lying lnsensible in The yard while they
entered the house and attacked Shelton5s
wife and daughter, the latter aged Is
years.
The woman resisted, and were knocked
down with the butts of pistols. The
daughter was knocked down three times.
Finally both were tied down and ravished
by the rufiians repeatedly during the night.
jackson and Coe hove been arrested and
lodged in Jail. The exasperated neiehbors
are prosecuting vigorous search for the
others.
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BANKS.
NATIONAL BANK.
SAFETY Deposit VAULT AND BOXES

We have this day received and put in our
Bank Vault large number of SAFETY DE
POSIT BOXES, made for this Bank, by special
order, at the celebrated Herring Safe Manufac-
tory in New York, and are prepared to offer our
customers and the public the advantages of this
security for the safe keeping of yaiuables.
Boxes various sizes, and ranging in price from
81 to IS per annum, can be had on application.
The vault will be accessible daily from 8 to
o'clock Applicants not personally known to
the officers of the ba1s, or the directors can be
introduced by any well-known citizen.
The safety of their Bank Vault is as well Sc
cured as heavy brick and granite masonry can
make it. Watchmen guard it nightly, and the
whole interior OF the Office to the vault door can
be seen by the police on the streets during the
night, The boxes are made on the most ap-
proved pattern, and of the best metal Dupli-
cate keys and fire-tumbler locks on each box. A
table, &c, provided for arranging papers, cutting
or coupons, &c.
The pubic are invited to inspect the vault and
safes and the officers of the bank will take plea
sure in explaining more fully the designs of the
enterprise. THOS. BRANCH, President.
j. B. MORTON, Cashier.
Interest allowed on daily balances
Collections made in Virginia without charge.
. Inyestnents in approved securities made for
correspondents. and early Information given OF
changes In the money and bond market
NH 3o-lw
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Necessity of Sleep.

There are thousands of busy people who
die every year for want of sleep. Sleep
lessness becomes disease, and is the pre-
cursor of insanity. We speak of sleep as
the image of death, and our waking hours
as the image of life. Sleep is not like
death, for it is the period in which the
waste of the system ceases, or is reduced
to its minimum. Sleep repairs the waste
which waking hours have made. 1t re-
builds the system. The night is the repair
shop of the body. Every part of the sys-
tenn is silently overhauled, and all the
organs, tissues and substance are replen-
ished. Waking consumes and exhsusts,
sleep replaces and repairs. A man VIM
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LOCAL NOTES.
Weather delightful to-day.

w ealher denghtlul to-day.
See advertisement under head Of per-
sonal in our paper to-day.
The amount Of fines collected by Ser
geant Chalkley, of the Police Court, during
the month Of March, 1926.
"A negro boy named Eddie Jefferson,
was found dead in his bed in house at the
corner of Adams and Leigh streets, yestcr-
day morning.
Yesterday being Good Friday, the
public schools were not in session. The
scholars will also be allowed a holiday on
Easter Monday.
An aged woman was found dead at
her house on Leigh street yesterday. An
inquest was held, and the jury rendered a
verdict Of death from natural causes.
The little son of j. II. Childrey, the
druggist, who was so severely hurt on
Wednesday evening, is doing well. The
broken thigh was properly adjusted to-day
by Drs. Mcclure and Jackson.
Lawrence Murphy, who was commit
ted by the Police Justice Thursday for fe-
loniodsly shooting Mr.. Adams, at the
Tredegar works, sued out writ of habcas
corpus yesterday morning before Judge
Wexford, and was allowed bail in the sum
of $4,000.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-03-30

PERsoNAL.-Major N. II. Hotchkiss,
travelling agent Of the Chesapeake and Ohio
and Richmond and York River railroads,
was in the city to-day and gave us friendly
call. The Major is en- route to Baltimore,
whence he will proceed about the 10th of
April for trip through the Northern
States, and will, while absent, complete
his arrangements for the grand editorial
excursion in June. Much credit is due to
the authorities of the roads which he repre-
sents for the liberality which they have
shown in placing such powers in his hands
to carry out this scheme but we are sure
be largely benefited by the excursion.
The Majors company, it is expected, will
consist Of about forty-fve Southern editors,
who will be taken to many of the most
important points in New York, Pennsyl-
valia and other states.
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AUCTION SALES,

HUDGINS * SUTTON will sell ON Monday,
April lst, at Henuco county courthouse,
commencing at IL O'Clock NJ. n tract OF wood
land in Hsnrico county, and q lot of ground
In the city of Richmond.
+. N. READ, assignee Of Read & White, bank
rupts, will sell on the 10Th day OF April at
l2o'cioek M, valuable real and personal es-
state situated in the town of Farnyille, Va.
JACOB COHN, assignee of W P. Il. Leigh, will
sell on the l7th of April, at Il O'Clock NJ, in
front of the United States custom-house in
this city, 6454 acres Of Land lying in the
county of Gloucester.
j. AMBLER SMITH assignee, will sell ON the
I'D day OF April next, at the courthouse of
Greensyille county, tract of land contain
ing lie acres.
+. II, TURNBULL, assignee, Will sell at Bruins
WICK courthouse, on the 18th day of April,
tract of land containing 100 acres
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The Connecticut Election Campaign.

Nec YORK, March 29.-Dispatches from
Connecticut report that the hard work of
the campaign is abodt over. Indications
are that the vote will be light. The Re-
publicans claim superior organization, on
which they base their hopes and success,
but the Democrats believe if they can
bring out the full vote they viii carry the
State. 1t is not thought the labor refor-
mers or the prohibitionists can materially
affect tho result. Their combined vote is
not expected to exceed two thousand,
drawn about equally from the Democratic
and Republican parties. The total vote of
the State will probably be about 10000.
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Madrid, March 29.-General Sickles
is expected to return here early next
month.
Berlin, March 29.-Frederick William,
of Prussia, visits his mother, Queen Vic
toria, at Baden, where the Queen remains
until after Easter.
Pats, March 29.--The police have ar
rested Luther, the leader of the incendiaries
under the Commune.
London, March 29.-A coal mine explo.
sion near here killed eight persons. Eleven
others wero iearfully burned.
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rhc Tennessee LcgisIaturn on a,ob Lnw.

NashciNe, Tenn, March 29.--Tn regard
to the recent lynching at Nashville, the
House of Representatives to-day adopted
resolution condemnatory of mob law.
Another resolution censuring the Nash
vile municipal authorities for ineficiency,
and instructing the Governor not in future
to depend upon subordinate authorities,
but to act promptly himself, gave rise to
long debate, which is not concluded OF the
hour of transmitting this dispatch.
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THE BERGER FAMILY.-Those who
have on former occasions been delighted
with the tintintabuiations of the bells of
the Berger Family will be glad of the an
nouncement of their engagement for four
nights of next week, commencing on We'd
nesday. Sol. Smith Russell, the great
American humorist, forms one of the at
fractions of the family, and several new
artists of fine merit have been added since
their last visit.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-03-30

San francisco, March 29.-An earth
quake has occurred throughout Nevada.
1t was severe beyond the recollections of
the indians. Not a single brick building
or abode was left standing in Inso county.
Springs were stopped, and others started
great fissures in the earth. Many persons
were hurt but no lives were lost. The
force of the earthquake was spent in COM
paratiyely unpopulated districts.
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sou,h Carolina colored -Convention.

Columbia, March 29.-The Colored
State Convention met to-day and appointed
Secretary of State Cardoza, State Senator
Nash, Lieutenant Governor Ronsier, Con-
gresham Elliott, f. Fl. Frost, and W. j.
Mckinley, delegates to the National Color
ed Convention at New Orleans.
A delegate declared the New Orleans
convention must demand of the Republican
party that colored man be put in the
national cabinet.
Only one-third Of the State was repre-
sented. The proceedings were noisy and
disorderly.
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RESTAURANT.

ID EAIOVED.-W Wanted my friends and the
III public generally to know that ! have re-
moved from my old stand on Seventeenth street,
occupied by MR. +. NJ. MULLEN.
Constantly on hand PURE OLD RYE,
SOUTHAMPTON APPLE BRANDY, HANG
ER'S MOUNTAIN WHISKEY, FULCHER'S
SEV EN- YEAR OLD RYE.
On draueht, CLAGGETuS BALTIMORE
ALE MASSEY & COLLINS PHILADFL-
PHIA ALE, BEST STOUT PORTER,
R3 IMPORTED WINES, BRANDIES, AND
CIGARS. JOHN MURPHY
Corner Eighth and Broad streets.
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES To-MoRRow,--
We note the following special appoint
ments:
Second Presbyterian (Dr. Hoge's) s).-Un-
til further notice the hour of afternoon SER
vice will be 5 instead of 4 O'Clock.
Third Presbyterian. Charles H..
Read, d. d., at P. NJ.
Sidney Methodist-Rev. George L. Van
derslce at II A. NJ. and quarter to s p. M. /.
AT night, by request of Marion Division,
No. 8, Sons of Temperance, the sermon
will be on temperance.
English Lutheran (Odd-Fellows' Hall,
corner of Franklin and Mayo street,. Rev.
Mr.. Repass at IL A. NJ. Administration
of the Lords Supper.
Christadelphian Synagogue Covenant
Hall, Capitol street.(-At 81 o'clock to-
morrow afternoon a discourse will be de-
livered. Subject: "The promises made to
the fathers abraham, Isaac and Jacob }
yet to be fulfilled in the establishment of
the Kingdom of God on this earth"
The following are the appointments of
the African Methodist Episcopal Church
Conference:
Third-Street Church. IL o'clock
(ordination), Bishop Wayman f; o'clock,
b. I. Tanner; o'clock, John +. Lane.
Mission Church Seventeenth street.-At
II o'clock, Robert Davis; 8 o'clock. r. NJ.
Cole: s O'Clock, George Jemlson.
First African Baptist Church. At II
o'clock, w. B. Derrick 3 O'Clock, W. A.
Claxson; s o'clock, L. W. Lee.
Second Baptist Church. AT II o'clock
Wm. f. Williams; 3 O'Clock, w. d. Der
rick; s o'clock, B. L. Tanner.
Ebenezer Baptist Church.-At IL
O'Clock, George Williams; o'clock,
Aaron Pindall; s O'Clock, John II. Offer.
Fourth Baptist Church. At 3 o'clock
j. S. Morris; 8 o'clock, z. NJ. Only.
Zion Baptist Church. At III o'clock, j..
A. Scott; 8 5o'clock, j. K. Plato s O'Clock,
r. Goyans.
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PERSONAL.

VNO JOHN JAMES BAfLES AGGE, who,
L III or about the year 1857 LETT England for
America, and is supposed to have enl sted there
under an assumed nalne, in and subsequently
States Infantry. If living, he is requested TO
forthwith conInunicare with Mr.. JOHN HoBBs
OF Maidenhead. Berkshire England, through
whom he viii hear of something to his adv;lsl.
tage. Aay person who, on or before the first OF
January, 1873, will furnish to Mr.. CHARLES
tRows, of Maidenhead aforesaid, Solicitor, evil
dence OF tho said John James Bailey Asge being
alive, will be liborally rewarded
Dated this l2th day of March, 1872 NH 3u-lt.
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An Appeal Sustained.

Philadelphia, March 29.-The Supreme
court to-day announced its decision, sus-
tanning Bishop O'Hara in his appeal from
the finding Of the lower court, which re-
stored Father Stack to the pastorate from
which he was suspended by the Bishop.
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Mrs. JAMES A. OATES. charm
ing actress will make her last appearance
this evening in the piece entitled "The
Kings Secret" Mrs. Oates engagement
has been quite successful, and she has won
largely upon the esteem and favor of our
citizens, who will be glad to welcome her
back at another time.
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EXCITEMENT AT THE THEATRE
During the performances at the theatre last
night the alarm of fire was sounded in the
building, producing scene Of wild excite
ment among the audience. There was a
simultaneous rush for the front doors. The
movements Of both ladies and gentlemen
were more hasty than dignifcd. Fright
was plain in the faces of all. The audience
soon became assured, however, that the
danger had passed, and resumed their seats,
when the play went on. The alarm was
occasioned by lace curtain in the mana
gers office taking fire from gas jet. The
flames were extinsuished through the exer-
tions of Mrs. Powell and others.
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WANTS.

WTANTED-A COL0RED WOMAN, with
w out encumbgance, to COOK, WASH, and
IRON for small family. Apply at No 9Os
Marshall street, between Ninth and Tenth.
NH 29--3t* q. l.. RADWAY.
yETANTED-A GOOD NURSE; also. a GOOD
wv HOUSE SERVANT, (nale or female \ and
GOOD COOK, IRONER AND WASHER
JOHN HOWARD
NH 2p-2t* l0l corner Main and Adams sts
"ANTED-TWO DINiNG-RoOM SEW
w ANTS. Apply at t
CENTRAL HOUSE,
Inh 2s-3t l40s Main street,
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LOCAL MATTERS.
Sixth Annual Conference of the Virginia Af-
rican NJ &C. Church
FOURTH DAY.

fobhI1 DAY.
Conference met at A. NJ, Bishop
Wayman in the chair. Religious exercises
by Rev. R. w. Clsxton. Minutes read and
approved.
Rev. w. B. Derrick offered resolution
requesting the Rev. 3. Il. Tanner to de-
liver lecture before the Conference upon
the subject of What Constitutes Preach
ing." The resolution was adopted, and IL
O'Clock to-day set as the time for the lee
ture.
The ninth question was then taken up.
The following deacons anu elders were
elected: George Jamison, deacon; J. B.
Lewis, S. Jones, Richard Goyans, j. Il.
w. Moore, and p. NJ. Munly, elders.
The tenth question was then taken up
and answered according to the discipline.
The following general superintcudents of
the work were elected: Bishops Quinn,
Paine, Wayman, Ward, Brown, Campbell,
and Shorter.
The record of deaths during the year
bore the name of 0. L. Daily.
The question of the place of the next an
nual meeting being next in order, several
cities were put in nomination, and on vote
being taken, Wytheville was chosen. SUBJ
ooduehtlyY pl IlullOll ol IteF. MI. OlIer,
the vote was reconsidered, and Salem sub
stituted.
The following named persons were ad-
mitted to full connection Jas A.. Scott,
Samuel W. Lee, Robert Davis, j. F. Nor
ris.
Eleven O'Clock having arrived, the Rev.
u. L. Tanner delivered his lecture ent-
tied What Constitutes Preaching." At
its conclusion, a resolution was adopted
returning the thanks of the Conference for
the address.
Appointments for religious services to-
morrow in the various colored churches of
the city were then read, when the Confer
ence adjourned until Monday.
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BY Hudgins & Sutton,
Real Estate Agents aid Auetioneers,
el2H Main street.
XTILL BE SOLD, AT uENRlco COUNTY

yNTILL BE SOLD, AT HENRICO COUNTY
w Court-House, at public auction, on MON
DAY, The list of A pr 1872, at IL O'Clock M
fifty acres of wood land--pine oak and hickory
adjoining the lands of Mr.. John Holman VIM
Strange, and others, and is two and a half miles
from the Springfield railroad, which branches
of from the Richmond, Fred -icksbnrg ana Pc.
tomac road at Hungary Station.
Also at the same hour, A LOT OF GROUND,
lo7 feet by SO, and adioins the residence OF Mr.
Thomas w, Stagg. This property will be in de-
mand in avery short time, and affords or-
portunity for those of moderate means to invest.
HUDGINS 4 SUTTON,
NH So-lt Anrtionaars
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DIED.

This morning, at o'clock, KATIE, youngest
child OF Patrick and Ann Craven, in the second
year of her age.
Her funeral services will take place at the
residence OF her parents, corner of Marshall and
Seventeenth streets, TOMORROW AFTER
NOON, at 80 O'Clock Friends and acquaint-
ances of the family are invited to attend
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THE BALL.--Our citizens will bear in
mind that the grand ball, under the au-
spices Of the Catholic Beneficial Society,
for the benefit of the st. Patrick's school,
will take place at Assembly Hall on Mon
day night. The arrangements are all COM
plete, and most pleasant time may be ex-
pected. The many efforts of this society
in behalf of worthy objects are appreciated
by our citizens, who will not be slow to
respond in the present case. We, there-
fore, anticipate a large and a joyous assem-
bly, on Monday evening.
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JUNIUs BRUTUs BooTH.-The an
nouncement that this great student of
Shakespeare will appear in our city on
Monday and Tuesday evenings of next
week, has created quite fwor of excite
ment among the lovers of the drama and
those of our citizens who in days past wit
messed the thrilling acting of the elder
Booth will be glad of the opportunity to
ascertain for themselves if the mantle of
genius has fallen upon the son of so Illus
trious sire. The management have Sc
lected two of the most popular of the
Shakspearan plays, perhaps, for the two
evenings" Hamletn and "Othello -
which, as our readers know, afford fine
opportunity for the display of histrionic
talent. The indications are that the house
will be crowded on both occasions. The
sale of seats for Monday evening has been
going on all day at West & Johnstons
bookstore, and will be continued on Mon
day as long as there are any TO sell. The
price of reserved seats is 81 the ordinary
admission fee rs cents, as usual.
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EASTER SUNDAY.-To-morrow will be

EASTER SUNDAY.-To-morrow will be
Easter, the festival Of the resurrection of
our Lord, or the Christian Passover. The
services in the Roman Catholic and tho
Protestant Episcopal churches will be of
very interesting character, consisting of
singing joyous anthems, ringing of bells,
illumination of the sanctuary, and general
rejoicing,
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Burning of the Steamship "oity Of Calves.

Neao Orleans, March, 29.-The steam
ship "City of Galveston" from New York
to this port, with cargo of assorted mer-
chandise, had her upper deck burned. The
cargo was flooded. The vessel and cargo
are valued at $4,000; issued in New
York.
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From MaYicn

Cdm1go, March 26.-Apparently official
adgices report the rout of Rocha near
Zacatecas. The Juarists are reported to
have been utterly routed. There is great
rejoicing here and at Monterey.
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THE LEGIsLATURE.-The tax bill was
taken before the House Of Delegates to-
day, and some amendments proposed and
adopted. The question under discussion
at adjournment was the tax on lands.