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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-07-20

...r. g, BRANCH OFFICE. - 5-'
For the better accommodation of our friends in
Petersburg and vicinity, we have opened an office
in that city at -t tt'
No. 81 SYCAMORE STREET, He
and have secured the services of Mr. G w CAMP,
an old and well known resident of the city, as
manager. The very great superiority of the
Singer Machine over all Others and the entire
reliability of Madame Demorests Dress Patterns
are too we'll known to require comment from us.
70 .t SHAFFER STRONG, Agents,
r.r Ind sg- "a SYCAMORE ST PETERSBURG
and General Agents for Va. and " O., d
Je26-f 9l3 MAIN ST., RICHMOND, VA
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"ILLCOX & GIBBS -..
SEWING MACHINES.

The very large number of double.th thread Ma
chlnes exchanged for the WILCOX & GIBBS
MACHINE has compelled the Company to ar
range for quarterly clearing-out trade sales at
auction of these so-called '.Locls-stitch" Ma
chimes. Country dealers buy at these auctions
and sell to their customers, who soon become
tired of their purchase and trade them again for
a Wilcox Gibbs Machine. Double-thread Ma
chimes are thus becoming sort of circulating
medium to purchase
WILCOX GIBBS MACHINES
with. At a late auction at 39l Broadway, New
York, 1850 of these captured Machines were
sold by the Wilcox Gibbs Company to start on
their old round and come back to be exchanged
for the reliable Wilcox & Gibbs Machines
A fun stock of Wilcox & Gibbs Machines kent
on hand, for sale, exchange and rent at Wilcox
* Gibbs office, Ninth and Bank streets, Rich
mond, Va. 1908 JAS, E. A. GIBBS
an gQ--d&wly : IN.
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W iiilil.
Prof. TIL. Huxley, LII.
ID. f. r. S., Bodily
M 0 tion and Con
seriousness.
DR.. W. b. Carpenter,
LII. D., +. r. s., The
Principles of Mental
Physiology.
Sir John l. u b BIO C k
Bart, +. r. s., The
Antiquity of Man.
Prof. Rudolph Virchow
(of the University of
Berlin) Morbid Phys
Illogical Action.
Prof. Alexander Balm,
LII. d., Relations of
Mind and body.
Prof. Baltour Stewart,
LII, d., +. X. s., The
Conservation of En-
ergy. ..
Walter Bagehot, Esq,
Physics and Politics.
DR.. II. Charlton Bas-
tian, M. d., +. X s,
The Brain as an Or
gan of Mind.
Herbert Spencer, Esq,
The Study of Sociolo'
gy. .
Prof. William Odling,
F. r. S The New
Chemistry
Prof. W. Thistleton Dy-
er, b. A., Sc, Form
and Habit in Flower
ing Plants.
DIR. Edward Smith F.
X. S., Food and Diets
Prof. w. Kingdom Chi
ford, NJ. A., The First
Principles of the FIX
act Sciences explain
ed to the Non -Mathe-
NAUTICAL. #
Mr.. j. N. Lockyer, +.
r. S., Spectrum An
alys
w. Lauder Lindsay, NJ.
| d., f. II. S. E., Mind
in the Lower Ami
mails.
DIR. j, ID. Pettigrew, M.
| D., T. r. S., Walking,
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LETTERS from Berlin state that the sui.
fering Of the poorer class Of the Germans
Increase daily, and that the number o!
families who leSTs toc this country Is gra.
ter thIn i has ever been. BEFORE The VA
the rumb9 q enigr1ris who landed 9;
New YORK Tls ca Al average $500 pr
nooth; il g Al present about I, 900. Dur
!HS the Ten moaths o. the year 1871 which
followed the peaee be;Ween France and
GermAny-thGt Is 70 say, from March /,
1871, % the Ia q January, lsT9-the Ar
nVAk o. emiGrInts numbered $4,000,
AsAins1 $4,000 pr year during the PIE
esdtng yearA Should the emigration frun
Germany continue IN the same proportion
until January /, 1873, the number Of emf.
giants would loot up the enormous 6Enre
Of 100. 900 indiTidu1k- 0tthese emigrants
not more than one-third are woman, and
many OF them are young men who desire
70 eTHde military service, and who have
= honor ofWAr.
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II evidence i desired that the election
in Hat Virginia d : deiest Tor GreeIey II
can be found IN his personal organ, which
On The 10Th inst said: "Itis certSin thst
Jacob viii get the entire Grant Rsuubli.
can vote. The Liberal Republicans viii
sustain Camden Again On Saturday
EsSt, the TFi5UAs permitted 9 West Viz.
giniA correspondent to Ssy, under date Of
the l9th inst, +thSt the Liberals win
vote tor Camden, being induced TO do 50
by the action Of the district DemocrzcT,
and the reflection that the election OF
jacob, supported By Grant Republicans,
would be construed into Z Grant victory.
They fear, TOO, that the defest Of Canfen
nsy 20 dishe4rten the regular Democrat.
&c organization that il could not and
would DO TALLY enthusiastically for Gree
ley and Brown" Camden having ben
desested By majority larger than Eas
expected, The Ir5sE< has probably dis.
covered whose OF has been gGed-H. 7.
Tuna.
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THE PRilsdeiphis LAseT, commenting
on The recent election in this su:e re-
marks:
III should be remembered that there Is
great dOUbt As TO the validity d the choice
Of Congreman On the fourth Thursdsy
OF August, Is the change OF election dAy
IRON the fourth Thursday OF October,
provided for By the new constitution,
certainly cannot be legally effected until
the adoption Of that Instrument is form.
ally Announced by the Legislature"
Those here who claim the Congression.
al electoral on the ga ult. to have been
illegal, DO not put it on the ground as
The Lhd9tr does, that the whole election
was Invalid Certsinly the Ledger is
right in the opinion that no election for
Offices could legally be held under the
new Constitution until the adoption Of that
instrument had been formally proclaimed.
To give the election Of officers a color
legality, however, the Convention sssum.
ed to put the Constitution in force from
midnight on the 2lst ultimo, eigh, hours
before the vote on the Constitution be-
gan! If the election for Congressman is
invalid on the ground claimed by the
Led9sT, that the Constitution was not in
force and that no election could there.
fore be held under it, 50 is the election
Tor State, district, and other officers as we
have constantly asserted 1t 10 be.
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GAIT. ANDREW WnsoS informs US
thai the correspondent Of the Chicago
Tina erred in attributing to him the
statements printed in that correspondence
copied In our columns Saturday. about
The political views Of Gov. JACOB. 1t was
Hon. JOIN ]. DAVIS and not Gov. JAcoR.
who was the subject of Capt Wilson'S
remarks to the correspondent
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Gz-GE-tnETE la besz sessAseI, ~ \
EETG r4OA--H1Ga 6EHET.
EeCs GsbetIaE he hEAt q eTsT ES57A8
an . - sEtaarslsd eAoiee Of : eEzti4E:s "a
sSxf PEEtlesat SEf1 . pozisGstos 3 EI1e.
vs1taTe 70 E27ess tkss Ca GFxst w Be "a
e'st;sE Sshl-Es4 foS hat aC1sstDzs esss "a
la :sa h ~ n IslS --HoEGa GEHEI
SSate4 = "a Jslsa1, IS71.
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An Eminent ParkenburEer on the
Situation.


Situation.
The Louisville CoEreT-J0Yrad! prints I
Petersburg letter sboQt the West Viz
giniG elect;go, which II s1ys "oons Eor
an eminent gentleman God & worthy q
foil credit" This eminent genllena:
signs the letter ~" 70 bis epi5;le. cspi
al%TE" are 50 NUMEROUS 81 Pukerbur.
that this Is Little vague, Bat We presume
il belongs to some one Of the eminent ant
numerous -J7 Tribe who cooter % nuet
distinction On iheir native city. Thi
eminent ~" falls into ooe or iEo Iifirl
errors which i: seems worth While Il
notice, He ssys:
There WAS Do Legal election Tor mem
be1 Of Congress That takes place b.
TIE Law Of the Ss;e 81 The Oc;oSsT elec
ton."
OF this We simply say ths; it il 4 dis
puted question; bet when be ssys:
"Hence IS the Radicals voted n aaes
for Davis in the FIRST District, whert
pulls were opened, and Democrsu ab-
stained from voting because ii WIS &
isfce Davis besHR 20 have been elected
and Radicals herald ihsi as 3 triumph
Nov when the regular election does take
plsce, Ar. DAVIS viii have 10 show"
We ssy the eminent gentleman Is ven
economical Of the truth. In the Secont
district the Democrats hId DO candidate
and sbstained from voting and in many
counties the polls were not opened L
the Third 8 portion Of the Republican!
refused TO vote. But in this district, eact
party put is candidate into the field srt
went into the contest with al its Tigor
Both candidates cAnTsssed the Disuic
and were voted for ST every polling placI
in ii. Col. Ben. WILSON Of Harrison vs.
the CAMDEN candidate, formally noml
mated by the convention at Clalksbu..
and supported with al the strength o
the party in the District NJ. Davis va!
elected By 500 majority, although be los
the co!ored vote and 8 considerable pa
cent OF the white Republicans The
ClAfh5urg Sun which Is good Democratic
sathority in this district coaradicu The
eminent Parkersburg J. in these words
The vote received BY Col. Ben. VII
son embraces nearly the entire democratic
strength Of the district, and shows lin
70 be their choice"
Nov If this Be tue, sa1 Il i, NJ. DIV,
Is election b. go large majority il spite
Of considerable disaHection towards
him, shows the weakness Of the JAcEsnS
CADH-BANR ps.ty II this d;srie,
and sh1TE tbs; The statements Of The eui
nent correspondent Of the Cgzn7 Jg4r=a
are nj worthy 0! fuu credit"
This eminent per5oa also says ath.
circuit judges are al Democrats and the
legislature Is Overwhelmingly Demo
cratic We mentioned the names S.tur.
Gay Of nTeerc1i judges ont o! the nine d
whom three are Republicans and two IL
depeodenL elected orz the Democrats
nouinees Returns for Legislature are
not ye fan enough to show the compost
ton q that body, but as hs Is reported
The Republicans and Independents have
made important gsins.
This eminent corspoodso, coacedes
JAo0Es election By one thousand, ciAin.
the ratification Of the Constitution b.
200 and thea coacluds with this ine1,
pIetble remark:
The Democratic party has schieTed q
triumph instead 0! suffering & disaster
and yU1 msy marx the prediction that
the nsjority will exceed ten thousand.
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LIE PssSa L.e 1OE EEzs71y eoannteI 10 B,
A6oCg 4s HoeS oest4in LE7 6esl.G5ls II trTeF..
4ez1- Ieh Co5719y. EE11ed On pC.rc4rls,s
o. sSlS eSooozy, Orr tie loEeEt rL;es q t-e-
Et7zE. eoeEFteH; vita SG.s;J, I'D i0Ig.' v.
!2s9sTs, Ia ~ otaE CozpG1y doing hcEsna.I
Al reserve fc7 psEzlzas, - sserTjtT 70 ~
p13e9 ho.csTI, S56ttiO1Al % he eE5ttGl s;ock 4
invested 81 lie Lo1l BoL1ds, T5iEtr. "a; IoeSIi.
y t0z TAeh = IL derived
bang ooETiseed by tbtlF kDoEistFe Of ihs f.
teSa;y I'd pEl6s1ee o. The geIlsoa who con-
poSs ~ D4Eertosy, AID b. ta0FOaEh eI1aIr1.
hog 0! - pa Of osELniEIcSon, %; n q Il
eTGJ Eetpset reliable COa7sny, tSe FsSS-ibs1
dcIEas q Wheeling. Tho lave the-aseITes ~,
seaoe4 70 IL EsOck. AID oEEl-tEsd q a Lc.sl
Sos'e- fs< ILE1Is;s6 - o0a.so6inz tke e-tIr.
p;tse 70 tss f1To:1sls eo-E1G1t0z Of tts pto-
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TIE name "A E. MARIE" occurred
in our report Saturday as one Of the dele.
gates to the Soldiers Convention q, Pitts
burg. It should have been Maj. A. G.
MOORE, (of Clarksburgl
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CAMP NEEIBs.-We lean from one Of
the Committee OF Arrangements tia; the
colofed people Of Wheeling and Other
nelghboEing cities will hold s camp meet.
ing On the Camp Ground, near Mounds.
vile, commencing Sept Il, which viii
last eight OF ten days Ii Is intended thai
the MsthodisS and Bsptists will unite
and By this means will have quite gath.
ering. Preachers are expected from Pits
oargh. CleTehnd, Charleston, Baltimore
and Hhseling.-K1uadssZ Rspartey.
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A sasaai Clerical force e engaged TO kse2up
With he ortess FOR usks:s, and II ords: thI. as
oAee SAy Be relieved Of tie I1asass p.etsaIs
Incident 10 ae business for the week o. Two in.
ae4tI'ely preceding tie drawing. agents e.ps-
ei.ly, AID tAoss dtS:so7s or procuring tleks.s,
I's requested 70 sad il thsir orders iaaedEE,s-
y, a. sslsa vii have 20 Be closed IN tine % make
The necessary preparations for tie d-aEinz. /,
Il the Wish Of The ntnAZeaent TO Ill sVrry order
for Gdekst, ~ we'll - 70 sell al The tieksts, but
nose who 1ppiy Ant must trst be supplied /:
and Hthose who pat OF buying until sAles are
closed have their money returned, instead Of The
tickets orde-td, ~ In The frst Gift Concert IN
Dees7bG last, Ehen thousands Of dolIsrs TIA,
cane TOO late were sent hack, they vil have none
70 blame bat heaSelTes.
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THE ELECTION.
AddIuouaI Returns.

Ths lOBoSiag Eguas Eere iauisbsa
By de CEk Of he Bard Il sGperTisors
q Grant county 70 the Noore6eid Adaz.
haeT, and are presumed eoneei:
For Ratification, rs.
RoF Rejection, 54a
No vote foF "Ehiten
P~ GOrEoor-Jsoob, CO; Camden, lSs
BeoSE
For Ratification, 4S5.
For Rejection, S49.
Pr the word white" az.
F@G0Ternor-Jaoob, Al; Camden, Al.
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PUBLIC LIBRARY
OF KENTUCKY.
SECOND GRAND GIFT CONCERT.
Day Of the Drawing Fixed.
No POstpOnemeut from September ss,
IsARA:

AVSS <4NN:
Tia Trustees a ns P1bBe Hbrrry O. Ea.
tasEy. being GAaEss4 ron The iE-TsElIe Of tex.
81 already made. aud lie daily tneFsa.ipz de.
Ht-d fox tEsa, tksttAze Win Be 10 occasion Ia
poEtpo1tag he sseoed t7Ttas IN he Gin Goa.
O.; u AID q he Pzblie Hb.sry Of Ke=tueky,
have Instructed ne, Estha- agent Ezt image
otths Gin Cooeg- 70 ny 70 he pahlIe nd tiek.
E: holts's tAi: he drawing VII pos.uvIy take
plioe O. September Ssth, p:uZ, ard VIII 20: Be
postponed An SetiEs demand 70. t!eks:s eoraes
ttu7 eTsET ssa:s Gsd TeEiaoyy OF The United
States, md ron tie CGnadls, giving IssurIsee
70 tie TFastsss that 10 eireanI;Htees an PIE
TsntG driving :; tie appointed tias.
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LaugFlIiR 'sInfant Cordial
THEeHlLBseuE WHHTHTHEs.
HAIR DYE

rs EspEb EEt DE Il u kzE Il u Hr,d
.-PGfeay HE-z5slA, ReHIS5e. nj hF:IrtErs-
90. No eiE1pFnEtHsE1 10 EEErio15 TfH:l
eirI EIty Dye prodnoas rHNEDiITEY )
s73esaA b.Lck q STCzrG Br1Fz. Does 10;
S;G4l he SCls, ut ieIVss tAs Hair CleEr. Eoft
Lnt Bs1sctsL he oaly ale Iza perseez Dye.
81 b ~ D--EE5Ess. Fbe:nEy Is Bod E:reet,
AeT 10gE- krf-eotkH
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IT IST OF LETTERS REMAINING
~ IaeItEed Il TIE Pos; o5ee EtThse!tnz o.
40odty. Septsaber3 is71
SEC. 10. -ThBt Alt6tterS published - noa-ds-
LTere4 EAIl bs ehkrrs4 With oce eeni n adj.
t0a % tie regular posc1Se-
10 ob;Iin any o. ne following, the GoolIe.ut
yl please eAll foE Ldrgrrised Is;tsrR, EfTtng ~
61ts o. LA EsL
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ON MARRIAGE.

HLITT RnET IN Torxs IN so- ;ss
elSe9 e ET0cS Ggd G6AAes IN eayiy n. NFp-
hood rGtgsb4 4uDsdLne1n . AGriscs r.
EoEed AsT ,ze1Ao1 q irSAszsnt NeT Ard
re=utL5ss featSea. Bo6kS G.a Csp5,a.s -:
ire, II Said eEEtlOpes.
AttrEsa. HoRAR6 ASSOCIATION. 10. :
So7A AiAts st1e=b PaIlLsslpaiA, Pa EsiodAE
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Hamiltol's Quincy Foundry,

AZ se.s pGrt=Sry sesG:bsa L slit Desd Of
TCagGs
1Loe HS1bEa 90 two, tA-es, ufne. Ia ed
z tsEt ptrE o rte aty q WAtssrz EAIeh VA
I'D OF tEte tosI lo1 By lie I8:s 6OsesA Gaia
ven Tele1 "a I 1o1 ef-oCf q 6o.toa E-eeL
I'D ia I0ss EzEbeted 3. y AID II trozf q JAeoS
ESeei Easne EES6 Soa re boz,ced O the rorsA
~ Ffes49a FtSeet. tose5kef Win lie bEtlttrEt
tEroEE3Go Er6 G27GrEcEncz upoc tse sax
prOPsZEy. o. EaJ tGT thsFeoL o. ISf1sto Ia Az
nJ Epoe1sGrt.E I'D he eeEtDes, bosIeFH, n
estse1y tsxed O. 0theETise1. pstte-zA. tools Knd
tEP.e3ats nsed n Ha6 GSoaf tie fozn6TJ o.
=schtne tho2 loeG:sc O. sid p-ups-ty.T
TEEKA Or SAIk-oEe-;ktrd easS t.e hG,E-ss
Y oos- no nd G:ee yeats; tie p=rrAase. NV.
taE ho14S toC u deemed tnEarssztl. bearlaz
ia:esesi - a. tee5set b. dset O. t-as; apa
tIS H4SNBAL FORBES, TruEse.
IL LsoTs ~ p LdSo1r1ed Enthusiastically,
.es2ES -. - 3t4H. Il, ~ ThicA tas =
6e4 HGSSIBAL FORBES. Tr7ree-
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RSDoLPH
PoC Ratification, CSC.
For Rejection, go.
For the EOrd "Ehits," sl4
PN GoTernor, Jacob, 81; Camden, IA
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BENJAMIN FISHER, Star Foundry,
D. LYNN 4 co.

Having p7rehlSed TIE adre tr:Rest End q.
e7EiTe night 81 al TIE Patterns Owned ky d.
Lynn 4 Co. Isl2r6 sl0Te P0zn6:J, ! A noE
p:Sared % fs-uish tie Pablo AID DE t-1te Nj :
Plates for Al Stores, ke.etnSose aIr-tsetzred b
then
Having -n.5e tbs addition 70 NJ sto:k o!
PAts-nA I VIII have Constantly o. hand o,e OF
re hsSesi AID bes; Asso-taea:s o. Coakise I'D
Heating Stoves Il tEiI za.kC;
WIN Lito have o. hand 4 lE-.-a ssso-.-s-: q
4ArbellLed Iron HGntels, Irus CAa,.s, Seuees
EloSef Stands, AID rI.!s:y Of oIse- o.E1asn-
JOB CASTING and stove Repairing done to o.ts
promptly.
ne patronage Of Tie psNHs Is respectfully
Phee NEts and illustrated CireaIErs faras.Aed
70 The trSde C application.
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WHEELING FEMALE COLLEGE
Opening E1erale., TUESDAY, Sep. "a.

Addresses By Prof P. h. cr4Eo and otAers.
Patrons and friends Invited to attend At 1. 4.
II Is important fo pupils 70 Be present. Al The
organization Of School, EuO
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Quincy Foundry for Sale,
Saturday, August 3lst, 1872.

By Ttrtze q Dsee Of TE7si, eI.ed he Sch
eAy Q DeeEahs., isSl, zA5e By John HG-ll.oe
kce Skocy HG1leo1 Ia VIE, I'D Joseoh HI5.
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JUST RECEIVED.-TEN NEW
y and elegant Wagons Che last Of thirty ali
seAsonl jast received We destre % employ Tn
sell and lease he .-HsV" Wheeler 4 WI,0n
Sewing Machine WeEiVe Agents tie choice 81
Working on saliIy-EiIh expenses paId-oF o.
commission. Apply At oaee % :
M. SUMNER i CO.,
GGO Is NoaFoe street, Wheelinz. ". Va
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Orders toa lie eoas';J; NJ ,:,:f.5s;s
t-!.y solicited, Win ~ lie. VIZ q
prpnptsess and s3el!Iy.
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THE PRilsdeiphis LASsz, commenting
on The recent election in this sn:e re-
marks:
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long Branch Races.

LONG EnaScn, August %. Z The first race
to-day was grand national steeple-e chase,
handicap, for purse Of Sl 900, about three
miles. The start was effected at the first at
tempt. Locliiel and Lobelia threw their
riders at the first jump, leaving the TO
Sorrel Dan, who went over the course and
came In ahead. ~ 3
Subsequent to the fall of Lobelia's jockey
he again mounted and another rider got on
LocIiel, when good race ensued between
the two, Loehiel winning.
The result Of the race was in deabt, but
tile Judges gave 1t TO Lochel, as sorrcl Dan
had failed to take one Of the jumps. Lobeiia
won the second money. Time, OLA
The second race was for q purse OF $500,
four-mile heats. Tie starters We're Gas,
Gerald, Defender, Arizona, Cadence, Frank
Hampton, and King Henry. Frank Hamp.
ton won the first heat, Gas coming In second.
Time, 7:4S4. ..ss I,
King Henry won the second and third
heats and the race. Time, a:05s, $50.