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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-08


Steamer Old Dominion, Bowman New York, mer-
chandise ana ptsscns:crs, John W. Wyatt. agent
schooner Mary Ellen. Hawkins, Albany. lumber,
J. Allard tS son. ~ II.
Schooner G. $. Rippcllcr, Blizzard, Philadelphia,
coal. BoSsicuX Il Go.
Schooner Samuel Warren, Brown, Norfolk, logs,
Kirkpatrick u Go.
Schooner Flying Scud, Owens, Ncwburg, coal,
Powliatan Steamship Company.
Schooner William and James, 0utten, Phadei-
pha. coal. ". j. Mcdowell.
SCHOONER Mary and Francis. Philadclphia, coal, 8.
Z. Lathr0p
Schoonrr W. T. Byrn, Applcsarth, Georgetown,
coal, W. Roberts.
Steaiucr John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chandise and passengers l.. r. T.ttim, agent.
schooner Ashland, Shannon, down river llght.
Schooner Anu j. Cannon, Outten, philadciphia
ct6 f;'ppahaisnock river, poplar wood.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
BALTIMORE, October e.--Bric Gladiator fBrj
Lennon: schooner Grey Eagle, Williams.
NEW YORK, October i.-Schooucr Samuel Nash,
Hart.
MEMORANDA.
BALTIMORE. October clark Lalia DR.. Gondy,
from Richmond, Va; brig Edith Hall, Oliver, from
Richmond, Va.
Tie English bark Eliza Ann Maria, sunk ili
Hampton Roads several weeks ago, was raised by
the wrcckers some four Or i've feet On Wednesday,
hut the wind coming oil to blow heavily they were
obliged to Slacken the strain on the chaiss thus a.
lowing the vessel 20 sink again TO The bottom. Work,
however, has been resumed and If the weather
tIui"S favorable She will be raised In few days and
tOwed up to Norfolk.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-08

CONSERVATIVE RALLY AT IEESRICo COURT
lIorsr.-Alicr thc adjournment of the court
Yesterday there was a large and enthusiastic
meeting of the Conservatives ut Henrico
courthouse. Stirring addresses were de-
livcrrd 10y Mcssrs. a. l.. Holiday, }. n.
Hopkins, Dr.. Minor, II. y. Atkinson, Jr.,
and O1hrrS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-08

TIE TnEATEE.-Fou Play WAS presented
last night before Il large audience despite
the inc!cment weather. The actors did full
jaSlice to Il very poor dgamatization OF q
popular novel, and the applause was very
liberal. Tonight the same attractive bill is
Offered
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-08

ATLANTA, Ga. October las Mr. samuel
Carley, of Dekalb county, was driving bis
wife and three children to church yesterday
a tree fell across the wagon and killed hia
wife and one child. The other two children
are not expected to live.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-08

CoLLrcroR TALLEY's CAsE.--The October
term OF the iIcnrico County Court COM
menccd yesterday. \ jury was obtained i'll
the case OF Collector John W. Taliey and
taken to the Exchange Hotel, after which
the court adjourned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-08
NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW YORK. October 7.-Cotton easier: sacs rsss
bales .nplands, Esc. Orleans, losc. Flour quiet
and slightly In favor of buyers. Wbiskey uD-
changed Wheat, spring lG92c. better; winter
heavier and lower, Corn, good export and fair
quest at ssqlasc Pork firm ut $IigSl.os. J.srt and
nrpcntinc dull. Eosiu irm Tallow steady. Freights
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-08

REEs & CO.'S (Main near Ninth price list OF pho
tographs: Cards, $3.50 per dozen; monograms 50
per hundred; large size for by 10 frames So first
one porcelain pictures in coors, S. and upwards
fc-Ize SIS to Sso according to inish Strictly first
class work guaranteed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-08

TIE IIrsTISGs COrRT.-This court met
yesterday morning for the term. Dr.. B. f.
Cosby was tried for an assault upon negro
woman, found gully, and sentenced TO pay
Il fine of 81 and be imprisoned one day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-08

UNITED STATES CouRTs.--Neither the Cir
cult nor tic District Court Of the United
Stntcs were opened Yesterday, Judges Bond
and Underwood both being absent. The
courts will probably lie Ill session to-day.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Spain.

MADRID, October 7.-The damage TO the
monastery and palace of Escurial by fire last
week is not az heavyas at first supposed. A
thorough inspection Of the building shows
that the loss viii not exceed Si25,000
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-08

All the public schoo-bonks and supplies can be
bought ut State contract price" " al STARxE s
RYLhED's.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-08

If you feel dull, dcspondnt drOway. dtbltatcd,
have frequent headache mouth tastes badly, poor
appetite and tongue coated. you suffering from
torl,id liver or I" bliousness." Nothing Will cure
you so speedily and permanently rs DR.. PIERcES
Golden Medical Discovery.
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LIST UE GItrS.
inkINE OLE TICKETS

Whole tickets, &lo Iavcs. 90 quarters. $50 II
vLclr tickets Tor siGG: ~ or Stl5 30 FOR $3.50; l3
for ~ 900: -, for :-'Gc: 575 Tor :o.mO. No us
n,, IN I.s- tl,an slGr worth ni tickets II Il time.
Thc money necessary 10 pl! ii Iuil all the offered
gifts Is now upon deposit III the Farmers and Dro-
vcrs bank rs wil! br hy The following cerli-
n,,ft tb,.f f.,S
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-08

NoTARIEs QUALlrIEp.-Mcssrs. G. W. Lo.
raD and W. q. Mayo qualified us notaries
public for this city before the Hastings
Court Yesterday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-08

4 RIcHMoNn MINISTER CALLED Morrill,
The South baptist church Of New York city
has called Rcy. j. \. Ghambiir> TO become
lhcir nnSlNr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-08

HELL, Or We PEHIsTI.-rhis is what neglected
teeth would say If they could demonstrate with their
owners. Aud marx this tho teeth cannot perish or
become black yellow If the Sozodont is used
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! HAVE FOR SALE THIRTEEN RAMS
~ H. 'wtswoid, Soutidown, and Leicester
g. "'tch cen recommend.
WILLIAM EASI0N,
" ..-!'a IOrIOuSyiilr, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-08

FALL OyERCoATS.-t'ail at 4. u. SPENCE &
SONS and supply yourself with fall overcoat.
Stock largo-prices low.
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PHILADELPHIA LIVESTOCK MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA. October 7.--Beeves dull; sales,
1880 head; extra Pennsylvauf aud western steers
$7.256S7.7 fair to good 3t9$5 common, s5Gl$s.5e.
Shccp-S.es 1900 head at 5&aic. ~ d. Hogs-Sales,
1893 nj $.lfS7.5g N cwt. II
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Fire.

KASKaKEE, ILL.,, October 7.-The court
house here was destroyed by fire last night.
Loss, $1,000.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-08

hpyEKTISE-Dur merchants seeking trad" ~ any
portion If the country siiond advertise III tie
papers Of that section. N. ELLNsc% & CO. will
take advertisements and have them inserted L. pub
lishcrs' rates.
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Murder Trial.

BALTIMORE, October Jesse Uppercue
was arraigned to-day for the murder oi ms
aunt, and pleaded "not guilty."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-08

oRASGEs.-PIzZISI has Just received fine lot OF
oranges
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All the new textbooks used In the. colleges and
public and private schools Of the city at STaRKE &
RYLANp'S bookstore. 80.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-08

- SELECT" W1nsKEY ut W. u. BLAIR & Co.'S
corner Ninth and Main streets
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-08

= 'ih Ii nave just received and am
~" ready 10 put up
'' 'LLlUEATED IMiEOHED SILVER
t..., INI.AtE FIREPLACE STOVE,
''N'.Hf two "r tlrc,. rooms
~ >"Nr vii sivc more heat than any Fireplace
N. td!fs i"E Lr"-piarc siOgcs. Any pcrsOn
R. - i'-ib!&"'' stove tD bc rcp,J:cI " III do well
..' .' '"e'f "rdcrs before the cold weather.
''.'' on hand and for sale the largest and
f..... '','.it q! Gas Chandeliers and Gas Fix
,,, % .- 'i"r"'! - Tho public; llot-Air Furnaces,
men & it..i@ta looking, and iIc;iling-StO In
III, 'H"tyi HUuac-Euritisiing Goods. Slate
'eS' JOHN BOWERS,
=. r.on Iron Block, Governor street.
Richmond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-08

Large supplies Of public school-books at SrARkE
Il RYLAyD's, sl5 Main street, agents for the pub
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Culinary.

New YORK, October 7.--James Morris,
soldier of 1872, and John c. Thompson, the
horticJllturist, are dead.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-08
TIC Striking Es-fclklmycrs OF Chicage

'5gic stri'NiDg FE~FcllIaycrs OF Chicago.
Chicago, October 7.-The striking brick
layers nave sent men to other cities to pre-
vent worknen from coming here, and they
have resolved not to work for any contrac-
tor who refuses to sign an agreement to pay
81 for eight hours work.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-08

an the Ficl'mond College textbooks at STARKE
& RYLAND's.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-08

GRAPES, GRArEs.--If you wish some you can &c
them al PIZZINIS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-08

Shirts made to order aud ready made at E. B
SPENCE & SONS. 1900 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-08

NJ. ELLrsnG &c CO.. Advertising Agents, DISPATCH
building. will receive advertisements and haze them
inserted IN any journal Of the country at regular
rates.
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2itl1mond 1ispattIl.

sSs- TIE CIRCULATION OFF TIE DIS
fArCH IS LARGER THAN TIE CONFINED
CIRCULATION OF ALL TliE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY.
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g.Nn's. sTRAYEN. .yc.

|, Al NJ. N,tohcr2. 1872, u W ATtU -
l HNi' NiN. which The owner can .srt L%IIa
,.s.- 80 ty table. No. ll1 Third street. SS-NEG
.". I"tty, aad paNiug charges.
Z" -..' ,itIlS HARRIS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-08
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. OCTOBER :, ls72.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, OcToDER s. 1877.
SUN rises. Glib Moon rises. es....... oaS
>tin Sels.......... SAG High tIde... ........ 9:31
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'tt.\>ANT ROOMS, with BOARD. n
'r. '.'t,u.t 1T Mrs.. NO!fl.EiT'S, Gl% -. 80:
.'.Ei* tiNtUu SIKH ana So cnih. HtN =
i.FH 80 rtsH 11," u" :scr"Ina.u'!":,a. a. S-aiH
!, ~ RENT. "a Grove avenue, near rn*
20. .E'H t#"i>. "a very pretty aud cul.--44l
..''' 81 Htf, containing cl,yrn rooms and
... 90. .."tr"- go .upi coalition. with nearly an
E" "; -J.G..J i.0,!y ia cultivation. Price. :.cu
...#a. GO .-lw W. i. ROBINS.
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| ">t. on "Wednesday last. Il BUNCH OF
- H'.l : ON n" track Of thr Richmond. Frric-
r.. .,nH P"t"mGtc rlilrcad, between Main and
"" -..r"t-. ~" itu"rr Will please leave :hcm ~
. !..ta n.lc, Or .-3t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-08

PEARS, PEARS, large sweet, and juicy, at Pr
ZISI'S.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-08

ArrLEs, the finest Of the season, may lie found al
PIZZISIS.
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/ - h!NDS OF JOB WORK NEATLY
At a1nIIr.sEItD AT THE DISPATCH PRiNT.
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RICHMOND, October S, ls72.
FDITORS OF DISPATCH.-Do Inc the
~ kindness to announce land publish thisl that
will advocate the reelection of President Grant
At Ilenrico courthouse on MONDAY NEXT Mt
1P. NJ.
III front of Tanrcr's Hall, Clay Ward on TUES
DAY EVENING al O'Clock.
In the courthouse In Manchester ut O'Clock on
WEDNESDAY, EVENING.
Discussion invited OH equal terms.
Oc 7-3t JOHN II. GILMER.
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NORTH BRITISH
In AND
MERCANTILE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF
LONDON AND EDISBuRGH,G q. b.

Capital SIe,Ooa,eco IN gold; invested In the unite9
States ever 81, 10000: deposited With Treasurer ~
Virginia, s5o,e3o In United States bonds.
Having been appointed agents 10 the aboYs-nainea
comJanS, we are prepared to Issue It's sgslns,
joss or damage by rc on buildings legcliaadtae eh
personal properly of Ill kinds, the mos: Liberal
terms. ,.,,,1 s
ID. n. WaLkER& J. co.
OCT Nc. lnIt hain strrts,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-09

The following Is one of numerous articles of
similar character that arc just now adorn-
ing the columns of the Liberal organs;
"The Republican party fought It's irSt ma
I2nai SatIe SgaIhst sTefy TN NIS IN isoo,
beaten.
The party OF slavery extension ,n9 took great
TSioiced as over the final discontinue and de-.
strueLion Of the Republicans. But the latter
IyncoIn ndtSsn s,aVcty evanston and slSyeTy
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-09

Ole Bull has arrived In New York.
- Mrs. Van COtt breaches Ia her bonnet.
- Greeley has been drawing bis salary on the
Tribune all the while,
- The London TclegrGPh Ia edited by Mr.. Ed.
win Arnold the London Echo by MIR. Arthur
Arnold. These ArnOlds are brothers.
- Percy Wyndham, who cut dash as cav.
airy colonel 10 our late war, Ii editing tho Indian
ChdriVdri at Calcutta.
- Miss Sallle Shannon, Grand Duke Alexis
fayOFlte American belle during his American
tour, was married few days ago In st. Louis
-Du ChAlllu, who has been looking for new
ylrleties OF gOrillas among the polar bears oil
Europe, will return to America next month.
: Prof. Carl Vogt, the Swiss naturalist and
philosopher, has definitely resolved to visit tho
United States next spring,
- Robert Dale Owon has contracted with tho
editor Of the Atlantic Monthly to furnish that
magazine with his autobiography, In monthly
chapters, TO begin In January.
- Mrs, Emma Ollor, Of 9arnett, Kan, Was
washing shirts the other day In her back porch,
whom she received a letter from her uncle say.
ing she was one Of the several heirs TO tS 900
In Scotland. She has quilt agitatlDg SOap-Suds.
- Rev. Mr.. Green, one Of the most noted con.
ylcts In the Indiana State prison South at JET.
leTlOnyille, went out on the 25th by expiration
Of time. Green was Baptist preacher Of some
noto In that State, and Is q man OF hne talents.
slnoe his incarceration he has been the leader
Of all the moral reforms In the prison, being the
organiser VI the temperance society among the
oOnvlcts. His crime was forgery.
Mr.. Fletcher Harper, ir,, Of the publishing
arm OF Harper Brothers, will shortly marry
Miss Taoey Mcdonald, daughter Of ex-senator
heDOnAld, Of Arkansas, Mr., Harper Is one OF
tho youngest, and 10 said to DO the best educated
Of the Harper family. He Is about twenty. hVs
years OF age, speaks three or four languages
with huency, and has spent several years In
foreign travel, The marriage, which will take
place m few weeks In Now York, will, II 10
said, DO one Of the most ostentatiouI ever seen
In the country,
- The most eminent pulpit orator Of the
Church Of England, Justlat tho moment, 10
Canon LlddOn, OF 81, PAulB Cathedral, Re-
Gently he has beon preaching q course Of ser.
mons at snap, m. on Sundays, and tho crowds
70 hear him dill all tho seats and all the stand
Ing room In that great edifloe. There 10 prOba-
bly, no preacher In England who uniformly at
tracts 80 large audiences. In stature BIO Is
rather under the middle height, dark complex
Toned, hair lot black, and features regular and
handsome, He reads his sermons, but Is very
Tree from his manuscript, 90 much 80 as 10 seem
10 have none. He scarcely gestures with either
hand, but throws his LETT, and often at an inter
mediate angle, with lmpetuOus action, u seems
rs II bis body were In a sling, and his head tho
point Of concentrated force nom which the
thoughts aud arguments are roleeted with I'm.
nenie power He has high, faT,Toaehlng tenor
voice, worry sympathetic aud pleasing. and com
Jlnes IN a remarkable degree culture and Intel
ectual force,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-09

B'a II either Of the Buffers should to use a
slang phrase, "go back upon US, " why we
can visit our severest displeaSure upon him
by changing the name Of the street and
giving II to another B--BlgbN or Blggs or
Butlinton, or Brooks. The thing works
beautifully, and with little skllful manage
mbnt VIC can always have a twoIbirds ma
iuttty in favor Of District Improvement We
can change the names every Congress, ac-
cording az honorable gentlemen die or are
given permission to remain at home by their
constituents. But wd arc uualIerably OPP
posed to the dead.statcsmen idea. That Is
entirely behind the age aud the spirit Of Inn
provement. We want the living present
The change may be little lnconvenient some
times, but We can stand that In view Of all
the circumstances Of the case.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-09

We understand that the Board Of Public
Works, with due regard to the welfare OF
Washington, contemplate changing the names
Of all the streets now designated by the pro-
sale and commonplace letters of the alpha
bet. The idea, we learn, is to bestow upon
them the names Of prominent statesmen, +"
aud thereby at once dignity these benighted
localities and indirectly elevate the tone and
character of their residents by constantly
presenting to their minds the Illustrious deeds
and services of the great men Of the past.
We are told that b street, for instance, may
be called Benton" Z street, "Clay," and
so on, preserving the alphabetical order, so
that the present plan Of numbering houses
may be continued"
This is all very well, as far as 1t goes (;
but we respectfully beg to offer q suggestion
or two on the subject. We arc decidedly In
favor of the proposed change for purely
aesthetic reasons II for nothing else. But
why go back to the dear old gentlemen Of the
Olden time who never did anything for Wash
lngtOn, except make It's boarding houses the
scenes Of the widest orgies and peTfurate
each others bodies Immediately outside lis
boundary linol What did Clay ever do for
Washington that his name should be inflicted
upon one OF our beautiful streets, or old Ben
ton? II We arc 10 have our streets named
after any men at all, lot US take live ones
We are opposed to this elimination of old
fossils. They mOnOpOllzC the congressional
cemetery, and that is enough Tor them. Be
sides TO look ut the matter practcally-and
vein Washington are ayerypractical people
there are hundred good and sufficient rea
sons why our suggestions should be adopted.
The next session Of Congress VIC shall require
II small tribe to flush up the work of beautl-
flying tho city, aud 1t will, we suppose, need
some exertiOn 10 get il. Now let IL be dis
tlnctly understood that in the naming Of our
streets we shall remember our friends, and
for vote give o name, II the Hon. s. 8.
Cox, for instance, shall vote to make Wash
lngtOn what she should be- Z street ought to
be called after him. Or II Dan. Voorhees,
shall vote us liberal appropriation, let US
give him V street. il is the incest plan In tue
world, and more splendid opportunity to
win fame and Immortality was never present
cd TO our Congressman, These two gentle
men will leave us In the flesh on the 4th OF
March next but here Is an easy way by
which they can remain with US forever In the
spirit,
Tho more We think oil our idea the better
we like II. The wonderful adaptablllty OF
the plan Is Its greatest merit We have al
least four streets for each letter, so that there
will DO little difficulty in providing Tor all
our friends, Take b street. for Instance,
Ihoru viii DO two Buffers IN tho noXt Con-
frees, a. there are 10 tue present live get
he votes OF these two gentlemen we can nam0
nc "Butler north" and another "Buuer
Juth, with two others to spare for tho other |
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-09

THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS are by law
required to meet on the first Wednesday in
December, at such place as the Legislature
Of each State has directed, which is for the
most part the State capital, and there give
their votes. They are required to make,
sign and seal three different certificates, one
of which Is to be sent to the President Of the
senate of the United States, through the
post Office, one sent by one of the electors,
and the third Is to he delivered to the United
States Judge for the district In which the
first package is required to be delivered To
the President of the Senate before the first
Wednesday OF the succeeding January.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-09

Col. MosBr's DISPATCH to the President
Virginia casts her Soto for Grant, peace,
aud reconciliation" Is a keen drive at the
Liberals, who have been Insisting that vote
Tor Grant wRs vote In favor Of contlnu.
ancc Of the war feeling. During the cam
palgn he maintained that Gen. Grant had
done more toward reconciliation than oil
the Liberal leaders put together, and he was
willing to trust him in preference to Mr..
Greeley to restore his section to her former
position of prosperity and advancement.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-09

In ACCORDANCE with the usual custom
the President was waited upon by the mem
bcrs OF the diplomatic corps, and congratu'
lated upon his reelection.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-09

THE NAME OF THE SUCCESSFUL CANDr'
DATE In the Eighth Tennessee district Is
David Il. Mum, and not Num- as goncr-
ally printed by our contemporaries.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-09

Mn. LYMAN TEUMBULL Is killed beyond all
doubt in Illinois. The Legislature Is over
whelmlngly Republican, and will sce that his
place Is filed by better man.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-09
WILLIAM II. wgHlEEhHJLEYs
DIEING AND SECURING ESTABLISnMkET,
Omesi 40 jefferson st., Georgetown. D. q.
EstAblIShod 1881.

Premium awarded by tue Metropolitan MsohhuIos
lnAtituts, 1851 and Ia one Of the Oldest largest
and most complete establishments Of the hind in this
bonntTy.
Bsst place 10 the Distinct for Cleaning or DJslBE
gert!6m6n'h clothing.
RTOTJthiBa GppeTtlininG to the business uSll and
promptly sIeoutCd.
lGOos CLOSES daily At sunsst sIospt Saturday, Whsn
| Will no open untll 80 D. m,
Post o NNe RnH J'lt.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-09

GENERAL GRANT never was and never will
10 beaten. Horace Greeley.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-09
THE KENTUCKY
LIBRARY GIFT CONCERT.
$500,000 in gank to Pay all Gifts.
AFULL DRAWING In SIGHT.
100000 FOR ONLY $40

A T tho Second Grant Gift Concert, authorized By
n special set Of tho T. gislHIuIs, In aid Of he Pa6.
lie library Of Kentucky, HuayoldAby postponed from
September ~ 70 December 7, and which podiiiyely
and uneguivoeAlly oeeuis In LoplsVtlle, Ky, SAT.
URDAN, December 2, 1872, without further
delay any 1ooCunt uhGtsyeT, the following Cash
Gifts are feT distribution ty lot among tho Ticket.