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The Chicago Tribune would rally The
GREELEY forces thus: "If Mr.. GREELEY
be defeated in November, not one priDci
pie Of the Liberal party is sfected. The
necessity for reform remains as pressing
IS ever" As an abstract proposition
thisis entirely sound-ss like statement
would have been, addressed by LEE tc
his reueatiDg forces at Richmond; but il
Is sorry sort OF talk with which TO rally
defeated army. lis the hope of.uees&
not Of reform that inspires the
GREELEY couiederates, and it Is but mock
cry to talk to them about keeping up
lga! with certain defeat staring them il
the lace.
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USDEH the laws Of Ohio, when the fam.
ily Of an incorporate man suffers from the
habits OF its head, the dealer who sells The
latter his liquor becomes responsible in
damages to the injured family. This pro.
vision o: the law has led TO some curious
suits, but the most singular Of al! Of diem
is just reported from Columbus Awo.
man named Dunlap has sued " Koerner
andJ. LAUDER, claiming from the firs,
s., 900 and from the second 800 damages
the ground Of action in both cases being
that the defendants sold to her husband
liquor, under the influence Of which he
murdered a man named Carpenter and
nearly killed herself. 1fthis can be prov.
en- Ms Dunlap will be very likely to get
a verdict In her favor.
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Tn PERELLS RAADE-The britt e..
DE telegram IRON Lbo6on, Stating TIA;
IL b estimated th8t thfee million mhib.
ti1niS have did Esn famine n PerS;s,
= one q he most stArtling ANNOUNCE
nEnts q modern tina ltSesns almost
mcredih1e hat such { dres1 calamity
sho1d happen 70 any ooou6y within the
pale Of Civilization q . time when II 4
popularity supposed that Christianity, CON.
merce and progress have made the whole
void kin" and The famine can O1ly Be
explained b. the tact thai tie sufferers,
while khut %, in . great measure, from II.
;erc01FSe with their fellow men, were re.
duced 10 fatal eTtremities ihfO1gh The
tdlEre q their foo3 cnpA Il Is Elid III
t1sTe i nos a. eXsenGTe Amioe % record
which did not occur in country o. ciS-
trict exclusively devoted 70 agriculture.
Manufacturing and commercial eomm1-
niiies seem 70 be alTEJs able 70 make
timely provision for sufficient supplies Of
t0od, GDd though much distress may be
caused ia manufacturing district By G1ch
events q pfnlOnged strike o. . ESiiure d
cotton tCPpba, measures are uniformly
adopted 70 prevent deAIh from stsrTatio1.
Bot when the maia crop d an extensive
Agricultural district fAlls, the people sTe
len 81 once without available reSUurces
AID without the varied b1kiness eonnee.
ti0ns and facilities iOr Obtaining supplies
on credit which tide conmerCiAl and
manufacturing oOmmunitjes oyeT disas-
ieEs. Chicago sooa riSes from her. Gshes;
the whole World helping 10 teed, el0the
add re-enrich her citizens, While the re.
mote provinces Of Persia scarcely know
how 70 ask for assistance during months
Of prolonged aguGy, and milli11s Of their
inhabitants die ioE want d soOd that i
wasted in Ame7IcA-Ptl Rstz7d
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PeeullsEities Of The Vote on tie Cor.
stituIiOn..HOU the Majority for II
Was Probably Obtained.
Sane tine Sfnee We pristed > table
slowing the p,op0tioa which he vote
% tie CoaSdt1tioa bore 70 The PSp1lA,
tjoa il each eCG1ty. II showed TIA; the
per eeai q votes in some eo1oties vas
reuNkSbiy lI-gs In CIbell, :oG exam.
PIE, the.e APPEARED 70 b more thi1 ose
To;sf IL every f9ar psrsonS, in Others
more ikIo 0ne tor each t01r Asd = bali,
ADD in several chen nxe than ooe tor
eDc5 I've The usual p.oportioa ia oos
ToEs' tx each ave and 3 han psrsooa As
sill farhcT s1hibi, d the paccIiahis
Of that vote, ne pEessa; below 4 table
showing in cae column Tie t0tLl To;e ia
each county On the CorSiitGti0n AID in 3
pGnIsl eo!cnu Of ;heto:aluuabes ofpsr.
SOS in each county entitled 70 vote, Lc-
e0sding 10 the LIST pflcisl enunsrItion,
which We hrd in the Auditors report for
las; !eA:. IviIl BE- sen thSt some com
ties G-e actually credited With nase TO:ss
cast ibsn the whole ugn5.r q lsEial To-
tsrsin the o2Go;y, as enumerated By the
Asszsz' Thess a:s C.bs,l. Gilmsr
Gresnbgisr, HAErisgs, NArioa, Raleigh,
Randolph and Webster. The 6rst OF these
Casts go, OF twenty Pc. cent more votes
than there are in the Comfy. Ii the 9th.
ers Ge excess Is lesA Then there are 81.
etalc01aties where the vote Is suspicious
IL near the iull enumeration Of the voters
such a. Ca!ho1n, Logan, Wit, Wood,
Jackson, Lincoln, &c. Ofcoorss the vote
has increased slightly in each county since
LIST SIMMER when the enumeration was
made, By immigration, naturalization, and
by y0uDg men arriving 81 their majority.
The Increase By naturalization and immi.
grafton IN oae yesr sn01nts 70 but little
in this STATE outside the CITIES and large
towns, o. which there are bat few. The
other increase is regular one in all the
COUNTIES. Prom these sources oiinccease,
however, are 70 be deducted = steady los
BY emigration and death. Allowing fOr =
years increase, the vote is still much TOO
large in many couHtisa l. Is impossible
in tie nature Of things that the vote
should have BEEN al OF nearly all polIed
Bat the singular fact that needs e1plsoa-
tioa Is that the per cent Of voting done is
50 surprisingly n1ch larger in come co1n.
ties than in o4hers. There was no ade-
quEte reason !oT this The interest in the
questions TO BE- voted On, and the motives
inpEIing psop!e to come oui and vote
would average abo1t the same AL over
tie STATE. These pecuIiaritis d the vote
-hsfsby tAe ae~ Constitution wa issten-
:! % lie s.a.e sPps4s TO be Worsby Of
er7.sra:;2n Perhaps lie RsiEz tst
oec:sZ II il hand co ihen:
EAE1R
Sl6IgisF 81 RasaS7 Il psEEJ e-f, q IL az
CstEEE IN sd ~ Esss;ey q IyEaE ksasAa
= RsE. n az. scGl.J:
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-ets orI:; EeTt' IA s.Sa ecs.E:S4, ~ :.
zee: vi Ss'-HoG4eE GEEWT.
TsIls tissst!.z he E!sA; Q! eTI=T RS5ska.
"a % Ii sLaaa5s.sAeaDIeso Q! = ea:5sGI:s %.
.f-: P. s.sEst sEta uszi=l;Io= iS z1GG, I
gs-;s's 70 s.EesSf IA: Gss. G.I-: VII - EE'
i's'.ss Szilg4s4 t1s tAG Er=s.tSas t.ss. Il
"a ~. I. EGs II isgs T-H0EAeE 61IEzTE,
EDs,Ss c. ~ |sNEa,J. Is7I.
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TIE Herald says that Mr.. sEwARD's
narrative Of his travels around the world
may be considered as having been actual.
" finished before his death. Al! that
was required to complete it to his own
satisfaction yas his personal revision Of
the last few pages. 1t Is being brought
out by a New York publishing house and
will be entitled ,"TrAvels Around the
World"
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SIm,W
OH GRASD GiT7, CLIH

ArSSN NA4 10 49, YAH q
TIE n0nGy 70 pay Al these Eifts L. now upun
Gep1stL AID est apart 70: that purpose, In the
gEHaers' and DroTe.s' Bank, ~ vii be Seer by
he following eeTttscl:e u the CAIhIef:
PARNELs' 1ED DHoTERs' BIyE.
LoCISV1tE, KIT, sept sc, iST2.
Ihis % esEtiiy ikA; there u EOS On dEposiI
10 inis bsak ore: hAlf millIoa Of dollars - DE
eresit Of tie GifI Coaee:: luEd, $50 oo Of waich
y held 6J tais bank ~ Treasurer Of the Public
Library o! Ke1:seky 10 pay OF al EilIs 70 be
( 8. vEAcR, cuh.e..
Prize Of TiekEts,
Whole tickets, $40: halves, S, q.Gy.e.I. 81 50.
u |hcls tickets for S10O; = for f4S IS ior $50:
li3 4oC fi.eCs 1S5 lE $3.sG0: IS fcF IS DO. 80
discount On !e:s iAIn SI0o worth OF tekeis At 1
tine.
The drawing win positively and uneauiVOcally
take place December Z. Agents are pefraptorily
required 70 eIOse sAIeA and make returns SoTeni
bar =, II order 70 give ample time for the fnIl
arrangements. Orders for tickets or HpolcatI0ns
fE et.euhss Eho1Id be Iddrested 70 Coz. THOS.
Z. BRANtErTE, AEe<t Public Library Of Ken.
'aeEy' Louisville Doc,n.
oe.is.w4s Once, N'Lare ao1se Building.
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AREGAEK made By The Louisville Orr
is1-J0UrDal I've OF six weeks ago, will be
peculiarly edityirg TO Greeley Democrats
jus; 81 this time. For their beDgf; We re.
produce it: "The defeat Of Horace Gree
ley viii not leSTe Is much q grease. spot
Of the Democratic party" And all the
people will echo Ars. Macbeth. "Out,
d-emocrstic spotF
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ITsnOT settled, to the satisfaction o.
CERTAIN Greeley cypherers, tha, the cleo.
ton Of one candidate By 3 minority vote
BY one party, is = riesoTy; while the elec
ton Of half dozen candidates By ma
jority vote, BY smother party, IS . d5eGt
In Illustration Of this brilliant discovery,
they point 70 Indiana.
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TuE Detroit Fres Pres says: "IfMor.
ton is beaten, we will rejoice far more
than If Ohio had given our ticket 80 1000"
Senator Morton Is appreciated even BY his
enemies.
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Special Notices.
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Il EAIIsIs Pains, Chsli., KLKsf.I0tII, 4.
Ssek 10 he popularity q us Rezsdy, that 1;
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teS$s4; Il, GstGH O.; nASE ErBppEs GnS Grc5iA.s
Leots EocG t0' word eTeE 70 lie eosoF and I'D.
- q IL AEzA. An intelligent an hGaest pab-
Il WI tUI2 spoo EsEA attempts a. decEpsinn.
I'd Es tsl1 bseeAaR protecIts % he f1ll a.
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Ie--sloE, LAEGELESS HPAST CORDIAL,
e p.e1&:A ~
LACGHLE BROTHERS L co.
Co2y!tSst Es;s:sd I'D Ss=rd 1eco:G!nZ 70
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AZ tie seeonG Gand GIT CoreGr., Authorized
b. SPECIAL -: Of The Legislature, in AID OF The
Fao.ic LsEsEy Of Ke1;1cky, ui1FusdIo,y posi-
so2t4 iron SeP.eDbe: g 70 Deeeabet 4, and
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LS=tsTille, KY. Saturday, DeeenbGr !, 1874,
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yoss pocket
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General Hn.ieS=

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90 TO92 MARKET STREET AND
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trEI, LlkoErEpAs, &s. jSEt received
A Hs:t Win tspaJ ia, AID proSIsly EEAsEn
No 1oabss oSS1E goods.
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C1tEEEssH sd "a Esas;ET q I1EaI eSas49
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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-05-27

fact-as accusations to 60 into history
would consign forty administrations to in
fanny as deep and damning as that which
the fiddling mountebank Of Rome incurred
by his extreme levity when the imperial
city was on fire. But, fortunately for his
tory, its charges are all of piece with the
extract we have taken from it.
As the General resides in this city, his
impressions as to the devastation of pro-
perty by the Federal plunderers, thieves,
etc., SCENE to be more or less local, and
we are very certain that he will acknowl-
edge himself mistaken, if he will only look
about Richmond a little, and see what is
going on around him. The manufacture
ing of Richmond is already more than
double what it was before the war, and it
is hourly increasing, as every man of cor
rect information knows. The Tredegar
works are doing nearly five times the BUSH
ness they did before the war, and there is
scarcely manufacturing establishment Of
any note in the city, whose business has moi
more than doubled, and many have quad
rupled. These facts, which are incontesti
BILE, are sufficient answer to the grave
charge of devastation" with which th'
General opens the accusatory part of hi!
| letter.
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No. 400 Walnut street, PhiadelpI
esDACK-LOG STUDIES"

In this unique series of papers, now appearing
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thor of my Summer in a Garden" is doing his
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THE CHECK REIN on HORSES.

We received to-day little treatise upon
this subject, by Geo. T. Angel, ESQ, of
Massachusetts. 1t is worthy contrlbu-
ton to noble cause. We were brought
up among good horsemen, and early learn
ed to detest two things--the check rein
and the blinds. We consider them cruel
and useless infections upon the no.
blest of our domestic animals. We are
glad of this little treatise, which reminds
us of our neglected duty to plead for the
horse against these outrages imposed upon
him by tilnidity, thoughtlessness and igno-
rance. The horse appeals from all this to
the intelligence of a more enlightened gen.
Grafton. We ask every true friend OF the
horse to read what we quote from Mr.. An
cell, and to procure this book and circulate
it. 1t is sent free by the Massachusetts,
Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to
Animals. -... j.. ....s..-. ..s..
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accuracy than it is possible to be done by
hand. In fact, the entire machinery of
the establishment is labor-saving on the
most complete scale that has as yet been
reached by human ingenuity and inven-
ton. His large four-side moulding ma
chine is perfect triumph of human skill
and genius, as directed to the kinds of
work that may be done by it. 1t would
be impossible to give a complete and fully
appreciable description of this machine, but
it will turn out any style of eornice, Gre
clan, Italian or Gothic, in parts of nine
inch moulding and under, with a rapidity
and degree of perfection which but few
years ago would have been thought an
impossible achievement. These machines
are of iive-horse power and weigh about
two thousand pounds.
The impression eroneously abtans that
as labor-saying machinery advances In ex-
tent and variety Of work to be done, the
demand for frst-class mechanics and work.
men corTespondingly diminishes. But dI-
rectly the reverse of this is true. Such
machinery largely diminishes the price
of the manufactured article, thereby Great
ing am increased demand; but by no
means decreases the force of laborers. Its
only effect is to stimulate workmcn to q
higher efficiency of labor, and a greater
skill and practice in the handling Of
mechanical machinery and implements
Where dolt could work at single piece
of labor ten or twenty years ago, it now
requires man of brains; and the effect o
the machinery is to educate dolt into
man of brains.
One of the great advantages to our cit,
of this, and most other branches of Rich
mond manufactures, is its effect to retail
the capital employed and money paid GU
for labor among our own people. Ninet,
cents of every dollar expended in this es
Enlistment is paid out or permanently in
vested in this city; while, in most mercan
tile establishments, eighty or ninety cent
on the dollar goes out of the city into tn
hands of northern capital and manuiac
| lures. IHS 10 olic ieasoh way w S''N .
large space in our paper to these HON
industries, our object being to encourag
e their growth by apprising the people
Q Virginia where they should get their mar
ufactures in preference to seeking nortl
Q ern supply. There is no better work don
t in any part of the country than that to /
9 had at the establishment of Mr.. Montague
= In fact, his work may be set down as wort
e from five to ten cents more a foot in qualit
Of material and labor than that turned OF
t for general use in northern establishment
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI
/ TED STATES for the Eastern District of
Virginia.
lin bankruptcy.
1872. ~. -
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
Please take notice. that a petition has been
presented to the Hon. John @. Underwood, Judge
of said District Court, in bankruptcy, by Emmett
Crump, assignee of the estate of said bankrupt
to sell the real estate belonging to said bankrupt
nee 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 for all persons who may be inter
ested in said estate, to appear before w, w.
Forbes. Register, at his office, in Richmond, Va,
on the SOth day Of March, 1872 at 10 clock A. M,
and show cause, if any they have, why such
order should not be granted.
EMMETT CRUMP,
NH 2o-W2w Assignee,
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prevents the growth Of all true womanly
charms. Ninety-ninc in every hundred
women who wear corsets shorten their
lives from ten to twenty years. If not too
far gone, any woman who wears corsets
will get new lease of life by laying them
aside.
money spending" is a good article.
Not TO buy things because they are cheap,
nor what you do not want, nor to spend
more than you earn, are safe canons.
"General rules of HEALTH are excel
lent, and Editorial Studies" in Hygiene
also. The Herald is published monthly
by Wood & Holbrook, 10 Light street
New York, at $1.25 per annum.
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BOARDING DEPARTMENT.

We are open at all hours OF the day and nig lI
for the reception of boarders and patients. Ou Jul
location is convenient OF access from the raroaiu
ness part of the city. Street cars pass near lne
doors to all parts of the city, making IL ve Ky
convenient stopping place for persons visiting nle
oity on business or pleasure. Our table is SUP,
nlied with the best kinds of food, healthfulHH
prepared, and plenty of it. In these respects
is unequaled. Len,
Come and see, and learn how 10 1--we heai''
fully at home, Terms reasonable.
''D' ''o' WOOD HOLBRoOK.
NJ s-dhvts Propristua'