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DApwISIsM. The fire upon Darwinlsm
Is becoming constant all along the line. We
have heretofore quoted some high authorities
uron the subject, whose delivclnnccs have
hccn well calculated to shake the faith Of the
evoutionists. During hlst week we read
capital essay upon the subject, written by
Professor Z. Il. SMITH, of this city. Of course
he could not do justice to himself or his
views in short essay; yet he made some
telling points against the great modern "phy'
Biological alchelnist." The last No. Of the
Edinburgh Rericr has long essay upon the
same subject. which winds up in the follow
ing grand style. Eloquent; and with bitter
satire does that famous ReU'e,o picture the
grand total of DARwN's researches and OK
periments in this line:
Mr.. l,arwin's recent works arc conspic
uous monuments of this failure. In trying
to extract reason and conscience out OF ami
NAL clements he is, indeed, little better than
| Il physiological alchcmist, and bis labors il!
their higher scope are just us barren as those
of his chemical predecessors, tradltIonally
connected with the darkest ages and the
blacklist arts. 1t is, indeed. spectacle
worthy of on elder day to see the venerable
evolutionist bending over his slow meta
! physical fire, mingllng animal iDgedlents IN
| the fsvorte cruciblcs OF natural selection
and sexual variation, and announcing with
an air Of absolute confidence and triumph
the anticipated result. He evidently thinks
that he has at length secured the drop pro
| found the protopaSmic globulc, which,
under skilful distillation. may be evolved
not only into the panorama OF animated na
| ture, but into the long nhantu>ma@orla
procession of the different races anu gen
crations of men. But like the drol
profound caught by the witches IN It's
| fall from the corner Of the moon. ana us
titled with unholy rites III their secthlns
caldron, it simply leads OH the eager ILL.,
| uuirer into the mysteries Of nature TO bis
own confusion. The pursuit Is Il hopeless
| one, and the confidence Ill It's results mere
illusion. The higher secrets OF nature are
not 50 readily discovered or so easily en-
| halsted. The ciirtr 10t'ma's il not thus to
be obtained. But though the labor in 1t,
higher aspects is like thai Of the aIchemlst,
vain, it contributes indirectly IT, the advance
mcnt of science. Although the aicbenlatS
ulu not discover tbe sccict VI 'i'e VI '"'
| philosophers stone. their labcr> gave use
| lul impulse to chemical research. Aud
though MI. Darwin's efforts TO extract reason
and conscience from physical elements are
| vain, bis writings have undoubtedly given
| stimulus to the higher branches Of phy>lu
logical inquiry. And il, like the lahors OF
the alchenll>ts Of old, they have done some
Incidental mischief i'll fostering vain eXpecta-
tons and promoting useless efforts, the eX-
ample of such >ingle-mindcd devotion to the
speculative side of science is undoubtedly Il
noble one. and Apart from the value Of IT
results is Justly "utill@d to admiration and
respect"
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The New Bishop of the Protestant
EpiScOnal Church, I'm Massachusetts,

Rev. DR.. Paddock is the son of the late
Rev. Seth Is. Paddock, who was for twenty
three Years rector of Norwich, Conn, and
the brother OF Rev. DR.. John \. Paddock
now rector OF st. Peters church, Brooklyn.
DR.. Paddock lived with bis parents at Nor
witch until he was sixteen years old, when
lie entered Trinity College, Hartford. from
which institution lie graduated in 1S4S with
the highest honors it was possible for
him to attain. On leaving college he
taught for one year in the Old Connecti-
cut Episcopal Aradcuy. The following year
he entered the Theological Seminary in that
city, from which ne graduated in 1862. Soon
| after leaving The seminary he was ordained II
deacon 10y Bishop Brownell, of Connecticut,
| and Immediately aftcrward came to this city
and accepted the deaconship in the Church
OF the Epiphany, under Rev. DIR. Locke
Jones. subsequently he was ordained II
priest at Norwich, Conn, by Bishop VIII
liiams, the present Bishop of Connecticut.
He then went to Portland, Me-, and took
charge of the church In that city founded by
Bishop Southgate, and which is now Bishop
NeeLy's Cathedral church. Attcra residence
of three months in Portland, DR.. Paddock
| resigned his charge in consequence of i'll
| health, and in the autumn of 1888 ac-
| copied cali from 1llnlty cnurcll, Nor
wich, Conn.,, I'm edifce founded years
before by his father. He remained there
until 1869. when he assumed charge Of Christ
church, Detroit. In 1868, ri 4 special meeting
Of the House of Bishops, he was elected
Missionary Bishop Of Oregon, but declined
| The appointment. in 1860 he was called ia
Grace church, Brooklyn Heights. in charge
Of which parish he has remained ever siucp.
DIR. Paddock Is Il thorough chlIrcinan. aud
good organizer of parish work. learned
scholar, and one OF the most brilliant preach
erS in the Episcopal pulpit, He WAS Il mem
Der Of the General Episcopal Contention OF
1865, wlei>he represented Michigan, and OF
the Convention Of 1871. when liz rcIi 'oa.-
| ed The diocese OF Lon" Island. In both these
conventions TIC WAS i .Uc,ubcr Of The Com
| lnitlc! on tanons.
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VIRGINIA At WASulSGToS.-lhe. eye; OF
the powers that be, ut Washington, arc
turned lougingly towards Virginia. Post
master General CRESwELL is reported to have
given il rs his opinion, based upon the best
information be could obtain, that the Radi-
Gals will carry this state next fall. He also
said that he expected General MosBY to vote
their ticket. We would not advise lr. CREs,
WE'LL or bis friends to he too confident. ON
opinion is that the conservatives will carry
Virginia easily next fall. Wewant no negro
government here.
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Joi>r EDUCATION or RcYs AND GIRLS
! he extract We published on Saturday from
The speech Of Colonel HiGGlAsoN before the
Hocri Science Convention IN Boston We
Understand I, refer 10 he joint education OF
10y and girls. From the proceedings which
i"uk pace III the same Convention the next
daf II 'pa"H'S that Colonel lIlGGlSsoS was
Understood altermard, 10 advocate the Joint
'"o'"'l'H - Np.n: u'cn aud Young Wuulcn
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oes,eral Assembly Il inc pressy ssr {,
church iusshc Unitea statcss1sou.n,. :,

A snecial iekgram tothe Cc',..as1rr, ss,eral
terrain gives ne inior.naaon 'hate utr.a,
A sseTnSlyagof the sotthern :; ,Ise sn TLnr.l
d AM Ian, my, rLere we're eighty-i'c member"
u nrs.e .ut' n, the opening. Rex. HcnIy NJ
pmith p. D.. Of New Orleans, was e'ec'ed
modcl ator. -.-.-a--....,, -. ,o,r,, fla, tho
s,,ndinr committees were announced ior tue
ensuing wear, and delegates received from
thr reformed Dutch Synod of Ahcrlca,
which met in June, 1872. Mt Jersey CIiy::
Thc report OF the Sustentation COMMITTEE
was read. II was very lengthy. and reviewed
the whole field of labor. A special report
from the Slstcntation Committee III relation
TO the withdrawal of certain church ttnias
by the trustees ut Charlotte, \. e., was rciu
and referred tn Il special committee.
The report OF the Committee on Foreign
Missions announced i decrease In tue r.
ceipt>.
The Board of Trustees Of the Union 'iheo'
logical Seminary reported that institution u
nourishing condition aud the students
making satisfactory progress.
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NORTHERN PREsByTERIiS GENERAL AS
sEMBLY.-rA Abridged from tho Baltimore pa
perS.l-On Friday the standing commit
lee, were appointed. Rev. DR.. II. }. van
DYKE is chairman of the Committee Oh Home
MISSIONS.
The rtnort on vacant churches. Sc. shows
that, "lhe whole number of churches, ac
cording t6 the reports Of last year, was 4.ol' :
churches having pastors, 1.l"s. or there-
abouts churches having stated supplies.
about 1,729; vacant churches. about oo'.
The whole number of ministers without
charge was 299. 1t appeared that nearly
onc-tirth of the ministers OF the Church were
unemplesed. Of these it was believed more
than one-lalf were capable of performing
service for the Church. Making due allow
auce for c,srs of intirluity and unfitness Tor
ministerial work. there were proMbly Dol
| less than 500 or 600 Of our ministers VINO
| m,rht 10 IL, engaged in the service ot inc
| church, Int rs it is were wholly unemployed
or ,n,ta.cd in labUrs ihat contribute Only
irdrcctly to Tue furtherancc Of the Chr's'
tiln cause. ~ Immediately identified VIII
their own denomination
RESOLUTIONS declaring it eNprdicnt fhatlhl
| PRESBYTERIAN Church in tie United States o'
America should participate ~ the cclcoia l.
tion Of the Centennial Of American lndc'
pendence, and in "Thc lnternAtional EXPO
sition of 1876" which Is TO be held III inc
CITY of Philadelphia, were presented ny
committee, together with Il plan OF particl
patton. .,1
A letter was read from Rev David l.
| Wilson, of Mars Hill church, Tennessee VINO
| COMPLAINS that he was made defendant III
chanoerv suit. in which the southern WING
claimed the church building. aud the C'rcl'l'
| Court ravc Il decree against him. when wa
sustained on appeal to the supreme Court
He thinks that the decision IS unjust. ana
that his people were defeated in this sun he
cause they bad been loyal and hccitisc tll'
conplaiuant< had not been loyal. VT. II
son was compelled to pay the costs OF Tue
| suit Something over sjc0(, and hl' object III
| writing this letter was to Gail The attention
| of his Presbyterian brethren TO tue injustice
which he had suffered. and To solicit suc1
relief a. they might choose to give: al,
effort WA. made to baye this Letter referred
| to the Judicial Committee. Which was not
successful and it went 10 the Comlnlt"c on
Bills and Oytrtllre>.
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GcoD.--A venerable clerk in the War Dc
partmcnt, says the Washington Republican,
recently entered the office of the'Postmastcr-
General and asked for Mr.. CREswELl's auto
graph. Hand it to JONES' said MIR. Ores
WELL, she writes all my autographs
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EpISBuRGH REVIEW. We have received
from Mc>srs. WoopuousE d PARHAM the
April No. of the Edinburgh Reoier. which
has the notable article on the late General
LEE
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ot the highest colleges and uniVslsa.eS 81
the land.i This last would be aho'nss sol,
question altogether; aud we arc pseaseo g
we'll as yuthcr surprised to find taat Press-
dent E,lor. of Harvard University, made
VIGOROUS protest against any such innovation
mon the established custom at all the best
educational institutions in the country
Professor ASAsslz also made speech 10
which, whilst he said that he desired thai
women should learn all that they wanted &c
learn and could learn, he contended tha'
women were women In every relation OF ','e
that as even at dinncr-table the same u'sh''
were not suited to the wants OF tue St"oe"'
and the common laborcr. so d'et. eo'n t'ns
si,a, and mental. different from thai OF men
was needed by women. WENDELL ! ''''''"
made speech aso-a radical one o' co"'>'
And = wopmn's right woman iilsc hlao''"hs
which IN England or Virginia would have
>.nt her TO Coventry. She denounced Pre-
.;leu, ELIOT in unwomanly and uuSentcc
sty,e. We commend hel case To The consider
alton of tue New York Times aud Wortt
rs a rroof of the existence in the northern
States Of a "high" old sort OF civilization
which exists nowhere else in Christcndom
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DEATHS.

Died. ON Saturday The 18th instant. tti.Ii +.
daughter oi Thomas d. aud Laura \. Patrick. IN the
eighth Year of her age. ,.,
llrr father No. 2O3 west Grace street. THIS AZ
IERSUeN ut o'clock.
IY1lyille and Greensboro papers please copy.
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m9 Bate IL L LURS HAIR Dye
This splendid HAIR DYE is the best III the wurl'
The only true amt perfect dye. HARMLESS reliable,
and Instantaneous: ITO disappointment; no rlGicN-
Inns tluts or unpleasant odnr. Remedies the Ill
effects Of bal dyes and washes. Produces mnc-
,liat'y rGlcrh black or natural brown. and leaves
the hair clean. soft, aud beautiful. The genuine
sigucn ". A. BACHELOR. Sold hy AL druggists.
CHARLES BATCHELOH,
~ 3G-cod Proprietor, New York.
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NrPULASkI ALUM-W AFTER.

As agents for the muc-cstccmcd PULASKI
AIUM-W ATER. we respectfully call the attention
of the medical profession 10 the analysis Of Fro
fessor J. l.. tauplcll. Washington College. showing
the prcsence u
FERRlt OXIDE. ALIMlNA. LIME,
MA,iNEslA, FOI ASA, aud SODA,
combined with SuiriIrEit and siIIcI' ACIDS
and CHLORINE. differing from nearly all the 40.
called ALUM WATERS in containing ELRRlC
instead Of FERROUS ~ULrllArE. "Umhina-
ton vi -iLFIIATES Of hIthlHa and
PEROXIDE OF IRON n found In flhs water Is
rather nur,ltal. surb combination j. regarded
a. va,url'c lor Chronic Dvscrtcry, b!arrlo'. &c
&c: als rs = w,.h tu, Tier and tuian"ou' Erup-
tons.
II. al,oy' water supplied 10 the trade y. con-
slllners by the c;is. or bottle.
Selrl for phamrhlct-.
J. " WILLIS 4 GO. Pharmacists,
mn "e-lm Franklin and Fourth street,.
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PoSTMAsTER-GESEKAL CREswELL says the
Government makes profit Of fraction less
than nine mills on each postal card. Also,
that he looks upon the new cards IL the fore
runner Of cheap postage on letters.
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The act to establish the cll-tom-hu,se
value of the pound sterling and TO tx tho
par value of exchange goes intc effect on tie
first of january next.
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y 7 7

Tie. Lewis amendment, .t'toptr,! TIE IN s.>
,r, i.-q SECURES To- The bankrupt ~ 't'" .....
crnpts"n IN excess of thu n'r mrn," .d,.tr
rx,'iuufr.l ut rW, Eltpt SAND i"'L1 W.
s.,,,,,,t- .u,i ,L,.rr,,, ui sra'A courts .~, o..
Mics right oil ,',t>cr i,.a !tstf. ''>
Intact. w .J.tt,.. pl ur.s
.Mtitnlt +. SMIiE pos't!"r go "',,..,......
,L..rrIuIIun against TN. ai,Gd ~tf' w. ,..st.-
NJ" Wr. ,,"r Tons, an expert Ia ra"Ar".' Nov.
Is connected With tle iifh: ua =
Correspondence solicited ----
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~ AssREAssES.

Married. an Thursday, May Is. Is7a, al ih" resi-
drrIcr If tn" brides par"ut-. by Rev. j Il. llui>"i
Mr.. AlIkN :. uM ES aud Miss MARI ~
ROBERTSON: both pf Richmond, Va.
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I AMES RIVER STEAMEOATe TN
~ COMPANY. 81. 80
DAILY LINZ, Enp


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their fast and elegant st.i'ncrs
JOHN SYLVESTER. C,rrAir i. rr.t.
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mt CARRIER K Co.'S Ticket Agency go Hsin tree,
Baggage checked through Freight rf,"%ol t,if,
for Boston, Nolioik AMI Portsmouth. ara ,r-tl,r
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noohS. STATIONERY. DC.
sseNkS. STATIONERY. dc.
NEW BOOKS
IOK SALE ny
j. 7. ELL1SpN.
BOOKSELLER AND NEWSrEhLtf.
ilI2 MAIN STREET.

An, -, lie following books VII w. sent l"s-ph!t
&, Inv ,,I,I,t., llor receipt oi the price
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In n,,.r. Is cents cloth. 81 IS.
on - tN>iN',ltN. Novel,. 10y 'ii's lh'oht
FAY Price, -; ms. ,,,,.r>r,.rr
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WEIR. Price. - cents.
AE,iE SAXON. \ <ot"l. Ky JUSTIN MCt AR
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MrHriiN'S MASTER. Novel l'y JAMES
HEi: MAJ Es'rY THE QUEEN. ! Novel II!
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Eagles Nest. Price, ~ 81.
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THE POEMS OF HENRY TlMiaD. with q
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MISS REtCIlEh'S III OF : h f. i j. u AM
HEAL1lIh riR. toutaiuiug over Etr hun
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lug: a!an many directions for securing h'itt
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hCuTT'.s NOVELS.
ANY uf Scott, novels sent 10 any address upor
receipt uf twenty-five cents
Any book published sent 10 any address upon TIN
receipt OF The publishers price.
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Ne To OW NERS AND BUILDERS Oh

Ne To OW NERS AND BUILDERS OF
MACHINERY.
MOI only money. hut the wear AZ! tear III your
machinery >uNrIhy the m-c OF VIRGINIA NaTC-
RAJ PETROLEUM LUBRItATI\G OIL. II l.,
free from all grit and gum. and under In" sine cir
cnn~ianc,, Il. the best sperm "r Lard oil, viii mol
heat. wear. ~ cut III" ho>r- or bearings. \ good
lubricaliug oil. such rs thu VIRGINIA NATURAL
PETROLEUM LUBRlCATlNGn OIL. j. positive
economy, preventing heating. cumming. and coll
se1ucnt Earring and wearing OF the Jnachinery-;t
saving Of power and gain la speed. Purchasers will
bear in mind that II Is not alone sufficient 10 pro-
cure a Natural Petroleum it mHd IL NJ the
proper spccifc gIt,riV, like the VIRGINIA NAfu-
RAJ PETROLEUM LURHICATlSG ont, ant!
like 1t undergo thu brJc.<s II p"ri6:Gfion 'citl""i
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Purchasers are cautioned that the oil sold by IL
differs from IN o'htr Lrhrtcnti"g oils S'id IN this
MARKET We the sole agents here for tile Nllt-
GINA NATURAL PETROLEUM LCBRItA-
TING OILcycry barrel nj which sold 10y lis bearing
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"vIRGISIA NATURAL PETROLEUM IL
BRICaTISG OIL. PURCELL, LADD = lo.'
AGENTS, RICHMOND. Va"
Orders addressed 10 u viii reccN" prompt ".':'-
tIou and be shipped In good, tight packages.
PURCELL, LAID CO DruggisiS:
my atIca Richmond. Va.
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MailTAKY N<sTTS'ESS.

4 TTENTION. HOWITIERS! - A,A
"A ATTEND meeting uf Your c"lh!mn. Eu6xY
THIS FVr NINt; At ct o'clock. nv fatighc -
". ~ .l ~ " ,",t,TIu T.. KOSHER,
VI N"tn",. ORDERLY Sergeant.
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ENTIRELY NE w !.FRENCH -,1g =
IL PATTERNS ~ be still exhibited dur syIlllpS
ing this week ut .SNSXe

MADAME b. DEMELMAS'S.
Also, every article In the Millinery line can l,e had
ut MADAME B DEMEi.MAS'S.
1928 Mau street.
TIE LATEST SENSATION.
Willow PLtMES. PuMIrINS FOR SUMMER,
~ In every fashionable shade
'FREEtll FLOWERS, such ~ have never before
men exhibited In This city In FANCY GOODS.
r'1 Lace ficlucS Slawls, Wells. Collars and liaud-
crel +. Also, iull line of Imitation LaceS. Kid
Gloves. lRauiifu In al culors Ieis-surh as Combs,
BailuS, PMS, &c.. AT The oid-Cs;anlislctl house "
MADAME Is. DEMELMAh.
\. B.-Coinfry merchants will ild il 10 their"
Interest, DESTROYS OF purchasing WHOLESALE, by
c.,lliD: upon me- rs cOnsinttt, after having
had our prices. you will be- satisfied that the above
staieiueBt L. correct.
MADAME II. DEMELMtS-
1923 Mann -tr"u.
nyj H!Mc.n !'ir!rcntii aI,,i F,..:t, lih.
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eg7Eg.stEsY GOODS.

OPENING or SUMMER Mill -sB o
~ LlNERT. SATURDAY, MAY l7rH. SEExG,
YRSEs
Having secured tho services of first class trim
from OF the most fashionable establishments
North: | am now lnrparrd 10 exhibit as elegant
styles In MILLINERY as IN be sceL In any cstab.
hshinent of the kind in New York. Some very
unique designs In BUNNEiS AMI HATS for ladies
MISSES, aud children. Mrs. NJ WALTON,
No. 1873 Broad street, corner Fifth.
\. Is. Handsome patterns line goods not dis
played IN the Shuw-wiuiows. NJ. W.
N, JpI
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~ TT iNk>- STNF! !I!NN NV
PROFESSOR PHll.lPrE.
t,r,o r KS ,rr,,s IN ris astonishing Illusions ana
,.ltl,iful my.ttri,>. Drc thousand PhlLta VII
l,c given ,rfiy away among IL" ahdltn:", crn>!~"
linz II I. ,..lnll"
HuR.-t Wrlsrll $50"
t,o la econ on III. public streets ~ hlir~''at E.
,.k NJ au;tr silvrrwar, u.s. aii'iiins uF' Eoo,.s
,ii,rr-uIat.I rriCh... pr"'nhach. ana n,afi. e''
other III. fni aud valuable aiticlss.
Remember. ~ t.EhHDDS GET \ ftl.t
,d;r! ion IL all uartA II the houses 1c Doors
,,a,, AZ -,.r.rcL NY l2-td
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Redemption; ar, The Gospel IL IL Attsls it.cli, hN
Robert Baker White, ID. H., ~. Science Primer,
No A. Physical Geography by Professor icikc, s1c.
Fresh supplies cf Midd.cmarch' and BulwHr's
new novel.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-19

NEETISG.-A meeting OF the cl.fz EN- o., ns
vi Fairfield township, IIcIrco c1 MmSA Si.' the
held at the County ronrt%Waset 10 o ''eerne on The
s ni ,,n a. 10 !, he MAZE All coussvatEe citizens Rc,s
ave requested TO be pnc,nal M ,ne snt' Of the
named: Bf oEnc' VI '''' e ms 1e-lt*
Township.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-19

4 MEETING OF THE >TOCkHUIuhD-
n EHS OF TIFF RICHMOND AM 40, j., = i,,,1 NJ
ilr. Exrhangc Hotel. In The city Ut Kltun'oi.' 'A
~, ~ ;. ri T. :. BURROWS, PrcslucnL.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-03-04

Our town meeting is progressing Ms
VIC go to press. DIR. I. H. Brown was
elected Moderator. with only few scat
lering votes--Gen. Kimball declining.
A motion to take up the Reports. be-
fore eleeting town officers. was voted
down.
For Town Clerk. there was considera-
bic excitement. The ballot was as
follows: Whole number S2l; G. A.
Wilson had 19S. Henry E. Hammond i2S.
lst Selectman-whole number. $50
w. A. rockingham had ESQ. Alvah
Black SO, Jonas Bisbee l.
"a Selectman-wholo number. 299
Alexander S. Thayer 2ll. Jonas Bisbee
50, Seth Benson |.
Sd Selectman-whole number. PA
Seth Benson had 1872. l. II. Thomas so.
Town Agent-Georgs A. Wilson So
VIM. X. Kimball 6S. Mr.. Wilson subso-
quently resigned, and another vote wss
taken, as follows: VIM. X. Kimball. As
F. c. Pickett. 1877.
Trearurer-Alvah Shurtleff. loo; A. p.
Andrews 81.