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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-01-19

CARp.-Ars. Bridget;lrmer informs
the ladies hcreahont; that she las
secured the services of Miss III. n.
johnson, one Of the most successful
OF milliners, who will hereafter take
charge of her millinery establishment
Oil First street. near corner Of Broad
albin, always ready to fill all orders
for latest styles OF millinery goods,
dress making, etc, at moderate rates.
An invitation is extenlcd to sil to
Call ard see.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-01-19

NEW DGrss.-The URiYa EnSfg1,
published by Gale Bros, at Rosehlrg'
Oregon. 'comes to u,ma a new dress.
tastiIy gotten up and neatly printed
Ii proposes to do battle in the Repub-
licnlcluse IA yalicntly In the future as
III the mast. Success to our Gales.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-01-19

PACIFIC COAST ALMANAc-Com-
piled by Henry G. Langley, Sin Fran
cisco, for the year l612, has reached
Us. Tt.isa work Of III 3page', replete
with fiets Of great yalae to the bn'i-
ness man and Of interest to the geli-
cral reader.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-01-19

IMPROVEMENTS. The railway depot
is receiving q new addition on the
west, to be used we believe, as a wood
shed.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-01-19

The editorial profession is repre-,
sented by eleven members in the
House Of Representatives.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-01-19

A Newark, New jersey, manufac-
turer has just made q pair Of silver
plated skates for daughter of Baron
Rothsehild,
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-01-19

PRoMiT.-A few weeks since Mr.. j.
4. Wiuttr had tie misfortune to lose
about two thousand dollars worth Of
pictures, cameras, photograph good,
etc, by fire in this city. By great
good fortune lie had an illsuElace pol
icy of $1,000 in the Union Fire Insn-
rance Company. On the 18th inst,
this prompt ard reliable Company
paid the amount of the poii,w, 81 l,0o0,
which, Of cwrse. is a big help to Mr.
Winter. The Union Is :, safe aud re-
liable Company. J. q. Men,ieniiall,
Esq, is the agent for this city.
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A LII PERSONS KNOWING THEM.
IN. selves indebted TO HiitabilcI & To-.
are requested to call and settle their ac-
counts immediately, as IN sliort time all
accounts will Ike left in the hands of tho
proper officer for collection. We arc clos
ing out our business, and will collect all
amounts due us in thirty days.
w. J. HILfABlDEL & co.
Jan. 10, l572-20t4
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NE1v TO-DAY.
Ms. FsridgeCarl.lCr an

WHISTLES TO INFORM THE LAnIEs
w of Albany and vicinity, that Miss NJ.
NJ. JOHNSON has taken charge of her
Millinery ard Dress-Mnking store.
She Is prepared TO do all kinds Of work
in that line.
Saf- CALL AND sEE,-aa
Albany, Jan. ~, lS12-20tt
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PERSONALLY. u. Carter Of The
Corvallis Gceetts. made Us q short call
Oh Thnr:day. He iilla't ask us for Il
loan, and from fliis We judge that
either our looks discouraged the idea
Of attempting a ''raise" in this way,
or else heuhad recently printed sone
horse bills, ami made legitimate
raise.
II. G. Clark makes break for
South America Gext week. Clark Is
one of the most useful men in the
country, and we are sorry to lose him.
May the winds Eiow softly and me-
ander gently through the scanty hairs
Oh Ills marble brow.
Mr.. J. A. Winter gave II; call on
Tuesday. lie has fitted up a gallery
in Eugene City, and will soon he civ
ing the citizens there the Benefit OF
hi, skill as first-class arti-f.
Superintendent Plummcr has gono
south to look after the telegraph wires.
Mr.. Boyes. of Iialsey, and Mr..
Ellis. of Brownsville, swappcd a few
word; with II; Tuesday afternoon.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-01-19

A HrGE CITY.-Chicago mu't have
Been by all odds the largest city in the
world. st. Louis j, reported to have
extended hospitalities to 1900 figi-
tives from Chicago: Cincinnati, Is
900 do; Philadelphia, 1.5G0,Coo do.;
New York over 1000, 900 do; AMI re-
ports from o;ller' cities and taNas,
aggregating total poP,s'atioh OF
something over 37,530.oo0 for Chicago.
have already hecn published, and sill
they come. Eut among all this vast
crowd. so fur aj we have, by searching
inquiry, been abe to lealn, Only oac
propose to erect a carriage manntae-
tory. Strange ''aneclete." isn't its
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CmARRED.-Messrs. A. Carotlrrs
& Co., a day or two since received
several cases OF goods that were
brought to Portland on the bark
IPaiStlu. 1t viii be remembered that
fire ragged for nine days in Tic hold
Of this vessel. but at lad was ex-
tinglished, not before, however, great
damage had resulted to the vessel and
cargo. Among the eases of goods re-
ceived were two containing alcohol.
The wooden cases holding tile cans
were badly cimrrcd, showing how
near the vessel aud MI OH bolrl came
to being blown to kingdom come. The
cases were marked " Fish OIL" "proba-
bly, through mistake, buttlie mistake
would bave rectilied Itself had the fire
been permitted TO take its course a
short time longer. Messrs. p. G.
Harper s. Co., have also received
freight by the same vessel. badly
smoked, showing its proximity to iirg.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-09-04

SENT ON, CHARGED WITH BAs-
TARDY.-A young colored man named
Gllllspie Anderson was arrested in this CITY
on yesterday by Captain John Disney, on
the authority of a warrant sued out bv
Phillis Terry, charging him with bastardy.
Anderson left the city some months ago.
we are informed, to escape the conse.
q,uences of his misconduct, and secured a
place in the internal revenue office of the
Treasury Department at Washington.
which he has been filling for some time
lie came back on visit to his old home.
and as soon as his presence was known, the
warrant for his arrest was obtained. The
case was investigated by the acting Police
Justice, w. Ii. Grew, this morning. and
Anderson was sent on for indictment. It
is said that his desires were consumated
with Miss Terry under the solemn promise
OF marriage, and also that there is another
lady, named Brown, who is ready to insti-
tute legal proceedings against him upon the
same charge.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-09-04

3 STOLEN WATCH REcoyERED.-Two
or three weeks ago Mr.. G. L. Lawton.
ticket agent at the Petersburg railroad
depot, had the misfortune to lose valua-
bic gold watch, which he had no donbt
was stolen from his office. All search
for It proved fruitless. He at length adver-
Used his loss. giving description of the
watch, and offered twenty dollars reward
for its recovery. On yesterday a Young
man carried the watch to its lawful owner.
The young man said he had purchased the
watch OF another person, paying twenty
five dollars down for it, and that the per-
son from whom he obtained it had left
Richmond. He also said he was willing to
lose the money he had paid on the watch
and declined to accept the reward offered
by Mr.. Lawton.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-09-04
LOCAL MATTERS,

HE CITY SCHOOL BoARD.-The CITY
School Board held regular semi-monthly
session yesterday afternoon. Considerable
business was transacted-not, however, OF
a character to interest the public.
Preliminary steps were taken toward the
selection and appointment of five students
from the city to the State Agricultural and
Mechanical College, Messrs. Shields, Knight
and Manly being appointed committee to
receive applications, &c.
A vote of thanks was given to the Presi-
dent of the Board, Mayor Kelley, for his
zeal in presenting the needs and deserts of
our public school system to the City Coun-
Gil at Its late meeting, when liberal APP
preparation was made for school purposes.
Superintendent Binford gave a report of
his recent tour North and Of his attendance
on the National Educational Convention,
IN which he acknowledged the cordial hos.
pitality everywhere shown him as the rep
resentative of the public school system of
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right, even to that over human life. But
at least let it be that passion in its purity.
100 many times have we seen, as in Sick
les or IN richardson, murder wanton and
foul cloak itself and find excuse under this
plea OF wounded honor. Away with the
fiimsey pretence! This Fewell had not the
passion of man or he would have slain
Clark when first he knew his crime.
He was goaded on to kill him by fear of
public opinion. lie killed him not for honor.
but for selfishness; not to avenge his sister
and punish crime, but to shield himself
from the scorn of other men; to raise him
sell IN his own esteem. There may seem
some doubt-it is useless to discuss it
whether Clark was guilty of seduction;
there can be no doubt, it need, nothing to
prove 1t. that Fewell is guilty of murder.
[From the Fredericksburg Herald
The SHOOTING OF JAMES. +. CLARK.
The Herald does not belong to that class
Of journals known as sensational. But we
must be allowed to express, and that in
terms of condemnation, the laxity of the
authorities at Brentsville. Not only were
the restrictions upon Clark, according to
his own showing, of such nature that he
could easily have escaped from justice, but
what may be esteemed even worse, so
poor and feeble was the vigilance kept
over him, that the portals of the jail stood
open for any one who felt so dis
posed, to enter and STAY at pleasure the
victim who was confined ina room eight by
Ten, without a spot to occupy where the
bullet OF an avenger might be sped with
'ut hittingsthe mark
When the law has laid its hands upon one
charged with an offence, when the power of
aw has been evoked, and it has in its Gus
ody prisoner, the whole force of the
Commonwealth ought to be used in de-
ence of that prisoner, be his crime what it
nay be; just as it should be used to convict
md execute judgment upon the same pri-
oner if guilty of the crime charged,
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-09-04

RICHMOND THEATRE.-The perform
ances at the Richmond Theatre last night
were of a miscellaneous character. and
though not up to the standard of profess
!sionals,, were nevertheless quite entertain
ing, and IN some respects very mertorious.
Inc audience, we are glad to say, was
quite large, and we trust the revenue
derived from the entertainment is suffi-
Gent to materially aid the worthy object in
view, namely, the removal of the Gettys.
burg Confederate dead to HOLLYWOOD.
The " Concordia Socials" embrace con-
siderable talent, and we hope they will
often favor the public with performances.
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~ ID U G 4 A L o II.

MRS NJ lG.l RICE WILL RESUME HER
SCHOOL DUTIES MONDAY, 10TH SEP
TENDER, sos Second Street. between Clay and
Leigh. Her long experience and opportunities
have prepared her judcously to fulfill the re-
sponsible yet pleasant obligations in training
youth for usefulness and happiness having
aided her husband, Rev. VIM. b. Rice, in a semi.
nary in Kentucky, and in Lynchburg assisted
by her brother, VIM. ]. Shelton, a graduate of
Virginia University in her duties. Location adj
mlrable for health, wellyentiated ROOM large
shady yards, divided by the house that each sex
has its separate place for amusement and exer-
else. Her mode is thorough from the beginning
regularly progressive, with much oral instruc-
uon making the pupils as familiar as possible
with definition and derivation, which SO much
aids definition 1t is the opinion of many hers
inclusive, that most of the broils which disturb
the earth ari,e from misrepresentation or jgno.
rance of words. Highest written recommends.
tons as a disciplinarian and teacher by those
capable OF Judging, who often visited the school
tons. So q ot#
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yEK MONT.

The returns figure up so far majority
of about $4,000 for the Republican candi-
dates, with several counties to hear from.
The majority for Grant in 1868 was
about $4,000. The State election called
out less votes, and the resultShows that the
status of parties is not materially changed.
The same state of facts will be shown over
the country generally in November. Gen.
Grant will be elected by his old majority,
very nearly.
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sense of duty to my native State, and the
whole country. III can, by my earnest
but humble efforts, secure the electoral
oote Of Fuginia to General Grant, | leave
the offices and perquisites to those who
covet such POSITIONS. In these corrupt
times, the post of honor is a private sta
tion." shall take no heed where ever I
address Vnginions, of any contests for
Congressional honors | only seek to
secure the vote of Virginia for General
Grant. JOHN III. GIrnTEp
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-09-04

The ROSEBUD CONCERT. An item to
the effect that the Rosebud Concert would
take place on Tuesday evening crept into
the STATE JOURNAL yesterday afternoon.
VI course the statement was erroneous.
The entertainment will come off tomorrow
(Ihursday) evening, at Virginia Hall. We
hope the young singers will be welcomed
by large audience. The programme for
the occasion is well selected, and embraces
great variety of songs. Tickets are for
sale at all the book and music stores.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-09-04
Grenii1a dState 5ul,rnaL.
EX-UNION SOLDIERS AND SAILORS,
MEETING

The Soldiers and Sailors OF this State are in
yited TO meet in convention in the United States
courtroom, in the City of Richmond, on the
18th day Of September, 1879, at 0 O'Clock p. M,
to elect delegates To the Convention to be held
in Pittsburg, Pa, on the 18th.
All Soldiers and Sailors are earnestly invited
10 be IN attendance, as business of deep interest
TO our common country will bs transacted.
II. II. WILLS, EDWARD D.xrFIs
ALFRED MORTON, ANDREW WAsBBUHsR,
1. IL. SHIELDS, w. F. WoRrnrSaroS,
O. W. BuRR, BIC. Cook.
w. +. NYB. J.J JoHNsoS
sth CHARLES SPENCER
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The SOLDIERS AND SAILORS MEET
ING AT PITTsBURG.--M Many soldiers of
the late Union army now located in Rich
mond, have suggested the propIety of
holding meeting here at no distant day to
send representatives to the Pittsburg meet
ing OF the soldiers and sailors favorable to
the reelection of Gen. Grant. The idea is
good one, and we trust the meeting will
be called at once. Since the above was
written, the call for a meeting has been
handed us, and appears in another column.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-09-04

bg wilcox and Gibbs Sewing Machine
ms machine is II Virginia institution by in.
yention and patent, and is greatly admired by
all who use it, There is no style Of work that
cannot pc done on it, 1t requires but a single
thread, and ,c0 not rip. This we absolutely
warrant, and can satisfy the most inorcdulous in
moments time of the truth of what we state If
they will call and examine our work. We are
constantly receiving certificates like the follow
inc 4- .a ...--. ....
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WANToN DESTRUCTION OF PROPER
TY.-Some malicious party destroyed a
valuable sign at Schammel's last night. It
was forced from the side of his door and so
roughly handled that il is scarcely recog-
nlzable. The sign cost twenty dollars per-
haps, and its destruction is of course wholly
unjustifiable.
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A Letter from j. EIarmer Gilmer
RICHMoND, Sen. q.

~ a, '11I01'I7j E7NP' II IOIZ.
4" ne Editor Of The State JouTaal:
n Allow me to say to all persons in this
Congressional district who have approached
VI written to me to become an independent
candidate for Congress, that it is needless
" consider any such course, so far as / am
concerned. | would not, under any cir
cumstances, receive nomination or accent
parties. ''''N - 'o'"
10 Inc course which | have thought proper
W. ~ pursue, on the vital questions Of the day,
mas been deliberately assumed from a HIGH
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v T. n nj ONT,

| Ahe state Election Observation-Disclosures Re,uh
| hcan Gains-A Lone Creeleyite.
Montpelier, September 3.-Ten towns
| which, in 1870, gave 1870 Republican ma
| jorty now give 1902.
Rutland, September 3.-Tne Democrats
gain 500 in this town.
Montpelier, September 3.-Seventy-six
towns elect II Republicans, 4 Democrats.
and Greeleyite for the legislature.
The vote for Governor in 81 towns
stands: For Converse, 1887 Gardner,
G,524.
The straight Republican tickets apparent
ly all elected.
Comments OF the New Ycrk Press upon the
Result.
Neto YORK, September 4.-The World
puts the Republican majority for Governor
in. Vermont, at 10000, and says nothing
editorially.
The HerdlcPS latest special gives ii. 900
and says both parties did their best to
win, and the result IS therefore very sig-
nificant.s n
The Tribune puts the majority at about
$4,000 on a rather full vote, and SAYS. edi-
toriaiiy, that complete returns will probably
increase the vote of poth parties. but lar
ger for the Liberals and Democrats than
for the denomination party, and that, con-
sidering the utter hopeessness Of carrying
the State, the opposition have do ne very
well.
The Times puts the majority at 2G 900.
The Hero5ds White River Junction spe-
cal says the arrangement by which the
Liberals and Democrats were to exchange
votes on the Governor and Legislature was
not carried out by The Democrats and fur
thermore, as many disailected Democrats
joined the Republicans, as disafected Re-
pubcans joined the Democrats. So far
five Democrats and one Liberal are elected
to the Legislature.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-09-04

PERsoNAL.--The Hon. w. Ii. Fl. Stow
ell was in the city to-day.
United States Marshal d. b. Parker
has returned to the city.
DIR. G. S. Mills, chairman of the Re-
publican State Executive Committee, and
John W. Wolff, Esq, secretary of the
same, will leave this city tomorrow for a
tour through the Northern States,
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STEAMSHIPS.
EOR NEW YORK.

DOR SEW y0RK. a.. ~eSy;7
THE OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP a,s5N NJ
PANY'S elegant side-wheel steamship VIVA.
NOkE, Capt. CoUCH, will sail on FRIDAY
September 9th att A. M. ~. t+y r 7l,-'
Freight received until Thursday night.
Through bills Of ladirig signed and goods for
waIued with dispatch to all points--north, south.
east and west Close INJECTIONS made with On,
nard line for foreign ports ti TFT5U WI -.
Passenger accommodations UNSURPASSED
tare............... ................t..... $l2 90
!, , aes =: s.,..i......' 6 90
aIulIu TIP llckels. 20 90
For freight or passage apply to l
JOHN w. WYATT, Agent,
Sc A-I No 8 Governor street
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-09-04

MoRTUARY REPORT FOR LAST
WEEK.-The following is the mortuary re-
port Tor the week ending Saturday, August
Ill, 1877, compiled from sections returns
received at the Office of the Board of
Health Whole number of deaths in the
city, 80; in addition still born were re-
ported q white and coloredJ. Sex:
Males, II; females, 16. Color: White
males, O.; white females, 4; colored
males, s colored females, IL.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-09-04

SUPERVISOR OF Observation-Disclosures
Bond, of the United States Court, has ap-
pointed M: F. Peasants, Of this city, Super
visor of Elections for the State of Virginia.
The Dispatch says Mr.. peasants is a fair
minded man, which is exactly the truth.
He is at present the clerk of the United
States Circuit Court, a United States Com
missioner, and Commissioner for the set
Element of war claims.
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The STAR SPANGLED BANNER.-A
handsome new American flag is now sus-
pended from the rooms of the Republican
State Central Committee in Marshall block.
The money for the purchase of the flag was
raised through the exertions of Charley
Volt, who carried the paper around and
made the fellows come down with the dust.
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MEETINGS.

grand Army OF TIE REPuBLIo,l
DEPARTMENT OF EIRaINIA ~,
HEADQUARTERS U. 5. CHANT PosT, No. L.
.. RICHMOND, Sept. I'd, 1872.
ENERAL ORDERS NO,
IheIe VIII be snscial meeting Of U. S. Grant,
BET, No. H. @. A. II at the usual place of meet
ing an WEDNESDAY EVENING next, at &
O'Clock Comrades are earnestly requested 10 be
prompt IN attendance, rs business of inpor
lance will be transacted
BY order OF Capt. X. 9. Cook, Commander
CHAS. f. DIBBLE,
seZ-d Post Adiutant.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-09-04

The OLDEST MASON IN THE WORLD
Mr.. David Stiles, now residing on the new
st. Anthony road, about SIX miles from
St. Paul, is lob years old, and has been
Mason some so years. He is a native of
Vermont, and is living with a granddaughter.
lie is in very limited circumstances. but
enjoys good health. He can remember
events that took place nearly a century
ago.-&. Paul Press.
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Ano.her .s,ean.es Burned q, en-.

Neto York, September 3.-The Steamer
American, from San Francisco for Yokoho-
ma, has been burned TO the waters edge.
The crew was saved. $500, 900 in treasure
was lost. The steamer was valued at
81 900 900,
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Loousr DALE, MAplsox Cnrxrr Y.

We have been nsing Wilcox Gibbs Machine
tor three years doing all the sewing for a large
Iamlty. " has given perfect satisfaction in every
respect The worI, done on it is ,,t, more Iaba ~
RIP than work done by hand with the same care
we have examined many other kinds of ma.
chlnes and their work, and have no hesitation in
saying We consider the Wilcox Gibbs decidedly
superior toahy ofthen. LUCY II. GORDON, :
ELLA +. WILLIS
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-09-04

REPUBLICAN STATE CENTRAL COM
M M meeting of the Republican
State Central Committee has been called at
the rooms of the Secretary on Friday the
9th instant. .. ..
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-09-04
f. d Eacho, Auctioaeer,
AssiG NEE'S SALE 81.
= OF MI;
NALtAELE REAL ESTATE IN
IIlCElNCEANI 90 "a

i;y virtue of an order OF he United States Dis
ulet CONT hr the IaSleln district of Virginia
Of Gate August 9th lS72 viii sen MS ass,snea
OF Blyce NJ. Pratt, bankrupt, on
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24rp,
in front OF The United States Courtho;,sc in u,a
city Of Richmond, At 3 T. NJ, that yaInahla
tract of land contaiIpg
7ss ACRES,
lylhS IN buckingham county, Va, with DWELL
ing House, School-lIouse, Office. Barns Car
rlags-House and Ice-Ilouse on same, all in good
repair. W. -" e
4 his land is adap cd to grain. grass. tobacco.
&C: This land viii re sold in lots or parcels 10
suit purchasers. -
TERMS-One third cash balance on a credit
OF SIX and Twelve months, tile purchaser TO give
nolts Tor The deferred Payments interest added
title retained by the assignee upl said notes or
PAD, VIM b, MAT THEWS,
s,ep,' -, or Assignee,
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JEFFERSON WARD.-The President of
the Jefferson Ward Republican Club
has called a meeting, at Carter's, on
Franklin street, this evening at o'clock
Tor the transaction Of important business.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-09-04

The Greeley papers are harping on the
tendency of Grants administration to abso-
iqtlsm. They are angry because old
Horace can't haye-a monopoly of all the