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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-18

SCHOOL TRUSTEES ArpoINTED.-TheB Board
Of Education has appointed the following
district school trustees for Henrico county !:
Varina District: George D. Pleasants uice
Jacob S. Atlee, resigned.
Brooklond District: Alexander Q. Holla-
day otce William a. Rennie, resigned.
The Board has also reappointed the fol-
lowing for Campbell county:
RutsLy District: Walter {. Rosser'
BrookviHe Major W. NJ. Payne.
otter Riuer Major r. G. Saunders.
Failing Rirer &C. Clarke.
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THE RICHMOND CONSERVATIVE CLUBS Going
TO PETERsBURG.-The announcement Of the
grand Conservative mass-meeting which is
to be held in Petersburg on next Thursday
night has already been made in the Dispatch.
General kemper will address the citizens OF
Petersburg on that occasion, and the KEN
per Kampaign Klub of this city will attend.
For that purpose train has been chartered,
and those OF our fcllow.citizcns who can
spare the time will doubtless participate in
the grand demonstration.
The other clubs of this city and Manches-
ter are expected to participate in the excur-
sion, and lend the influence of their presence
upon the occasion. The X. X. KS on their
visit to the X. X. K.'s will take along with
them a band of music, balloons, fireworks,
the Kemper Battery, and other appliances
necessary for grand demonstration.
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ELECTION OF TEMPERANCE OrrIcERs.-At
!rsular meeting OF Undine Temple of
!louor and Temperance, No. 2, held Thurs
Day, The following officers were elected for
'lr ensuing term: Thomas Rudd, w. e. +. !;
5,ln J. rhrockmorton, w. V. T.. Frank T..
Bates, ". H.: NJ. J. Hessberg, w. +. K. /;
.'"orgc r. Strother, W. r.. D. s. Gates, w.
!. J. }. sullivan, w. D. IT,; Il. Schmeltz,
/" g.: Joseph V. Bcaziey, W.S.
The Temple appointed Thomas Kudd,
Irnrr G. Wyatt, Frank r. Bates, d. s..
tatc>. and }. K. Burke committee TO solicit
Contributions for the relief Of the Memphis
aItricrs.
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RADICALS FAILING TO CONE TO TINE.
CSnecIal Telegram IN the DIspatrh

RADICALS FAILING TO COME TO TINE.
Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.l y.
FRONT ROYAL, October 17.-Judge Fultz,
r. Ii. Carter, Captain Rives, aud J. Foote
johnson were advertised to address the peo.
pie of this county here on behalf of the
Radical ticket yesterday. J.Foote johnson
alone put in an appearance. A discussion with
S. S. Turner, Esq, of this county, was prof
fered him, which Mr.. johnson declined, and
left us without speaking himself. Count on
Warren for full vote for our ticket.
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Horrible Tragedy In CalifOrnia-Three e
Men Killed In IN Election ARRAY.

SAN FRANCISCO, October IA dispatch
from Bakerfield, Kern county, CAL, gives
the particulars of horrible atfray near that
place on election-day. Larry Watson asked
Moses Gilman who he had voted for, and
upon receiving a reply struck him On the
head with pistol, infcting wound which
resulted in the death Of Gilman In few
minutes. Robert Peppard and others then
attempted to arrest Watson, when ne drew
a knife and stabbed Peppard twice, infiict-
ing mortal wounds. Peppard, however,
got the knife away from Watson and stabbed
him, when both fell and died within two
minutes of each other.
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Fatal Result OF an Initiation.

ITHACA, n. T., October 1.-THE coroner's
jury in the case Of young Liggetts, who was
killed while being initiated into the Kappa
Alpha Society, find that bis death was accl-
dental, the testimony showing that III the
process of the preliminary initiation the de-
ceased was blindfolded, when be, together
with Lee and Wason, who were leading him,
all fel! of the cliff.
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Pennsylvania Constitutional C0nyen-
tiOn.

PHILADELPHIA, October 1S..--1n the Con-
siitutional Convention to-day eX-United
States Senator Buckalew, referring to the
course OF Senator Morton, of Indiana, upon
the proposed amendments to the manner Of
selecting presidential electors, said that Nor
ton deserved the thanks of the nation for his
course in that regard.
The Convention will hold special session
Monday evening next to consider the SUBJ
ject of the proposed amendments to be re-
commended by Senator Morton's committee
Of the United States Senate.
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CONSERVATIVE MAss-MEETING--OL LID Do
M1SloS CLUE TO THE FRoNT.-There will be a
mass-mceting held under the auspices of the
Old Dominion Club, Of Jefferson Ward, in
front of the Old Market, Main street, on
Tuesday evening the 2Sth instant, which
promises to be Il grand affair, in which the
kcmpcr kampaign klub, Marshall Ward,
Monroe Ward, jackson Ward, Clay Ward,
and Madison Ward clubs, and the Wide
Awakcs, of Manchester, are to take part, as
we'll rs all the people who believe that intel
igence ought to govern ignorance. The iol-
lowing ecntls:ncn compose the committee OF
ARRANGEMENTS Sam. Maccubbin, James Nc
Clcrnan, Daniel Wren, Robert o. Waddcll,
Sam. NJ. Page, w. W. Wood, George Cover
nator, John A. Lacy, Z. G. Clbcll, George
W Matthews.
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HoSoRs TO RICHMOND EsTABLIsHMENT.-
We learn by telegram just received from
friend now in attendance at the great Ra-
leigh IN. C) Fair that the premium for the
best portable engine for saw-mills, cotton
gins, grist-mlls, &c, was awarded Messrs.
William Z. Tanner & Co., of this city, over
Il number of competitors. This is one Of the
largest fairs ever held in North Carolina,
and closes to-day.
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CoLoEED Sons or TEAPERAscE.-Thc COL
\ Hcd Grand Division of Sons Of Temperance
n ,"iIi meet in annual session at Temperance
fsilaIl, Manchester, on Monday the 10th in-
F.lnt, at O'Clock A. NJ. There will be
large attendance OF delegates from the cities
Ind counties Of the State. The Grand Di-
rlapn will be in session two or thrse days.
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RELIEF MEASURES.
Conauins Rivers within their Banks.

COnHninX HfVeFs WlthIn tHeif HAnk2.
WASHINGTON, October 17.-CongressmaR
Morey, chairman of the Committee on Mis-
sissippi Leyees, has returned from Europe,
where he has closely examined the different
systems OF contining rivers within their
banks. He thinks the plan recommended
in the report of Generals Humphreys and
Abbott, upon which the Levee Committees
bill Is based, will produce more durable re-
suits than the plans for the valleys Of the
Rhine and the 20. Mr.. Morey intends push
ing this bill early in the session.
General Abbott and Colonel Casey, of the
engineer corps, assisted Dir. Morey In these
investigations abroad
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GENERAL INSPECTION AND REyrEw.-The
First Virginia regiment will not celebrate
their second anniversary. which occurs on
Monday, by any street-parade, but will as
semble in their new armory, corner Of Cary
and Eleventh streets, at half-past O'Clock,
for general inspection and review.
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DanyIIIe.
MAN STABBED--DIPHTHERIA

Especial telegram to tie Dispatch.
DASvlLLE, Va, October 17.-Last night
about II O'Clock, as Mr.. A. II. Wood, a
well-known restanrantkeeper of this town.
was returning to his residence, he found a
couple of negroes (man and woman) In the
passage of bis house. He ordered them
away, when an alteration occurred, and the
negro man stabbed Mr. Wood in the left
side near bis heart. An artery was cut, and
for some time MIR. Woods life was despaired
of, but he is now considered out Of danger.
The negro woman was arrested, but the man
is still at large.
Diphtheria is prevailing among the chill
dren OF the town.
Captain w. l.. Jeter, well known In Rich
mond, was buried from the Episcopal church
to-day.
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CHANGE OF STEAMER ScuEDULE.-Thc
steamer Ellie Knight, of the Powhatan line,
will leave here at 2. NJ. to-day, instead Of
- NJ. as heretofore. Hereafter the Satur-
day steamer will leave at P. NJ. This will
give greater accommodation to our Satur-
day ShiDDora
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DISCRETION IS THE BErT Err PART OF vALoR,
but all not discreet. When attacked by diseases
Of the kidneys or urinary organs tuke the great
diuretc, HELMBoLD's BUCHU. 1t is warranted.
Beware OF worthless limitations. The genuine may
be known by the private proprietary stamp of II. r..
HELMBoLD on each bottle. JOHN +. HENRY, New
York Sole Agent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-18

FIRE ON OREGON H1LL.-The house of MIR.
Cardono, on Canal street, caught fire yester-
day from a small stove. The floor was
burned and some pieces Of furniture de-
stroyed, and the dwelling saved only by the
prompt aid of some of the neighborS.
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Return or the Tfsress.

ST. JoHs's, n. F., October 1.-THE Tigress
has returned from the Polaris search. She
experienced heavy weather, and the crew
are much reduced by cold and fatigue. She
returned In consequence OF the early winter
and violent gales. No traces were obtained
of the Polaris
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Congress of Locomotive Engineers,
Etc.

PHILADELPHIA, October 1.-THE Inter-
national Congress Of Locomotive Engineers
held two sessions to-day, but they are being
conducted in secret. It is understood the
proceedings were in reference to amend
ments to the constitution.
The wages of the employees Of the Cam
den IN. j. wooen mills have been reduced
temporarily twenty per cent. in consequence
of the moneytary stringency.
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OREGON HILL RousED.-The Conserva-
tiyes of Oregon Hill are now fully reused,
and are sending off balloons and having
meetings ON their own hook nearly every
night. Keep the bali IN motion.
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BASKRrPTs DIScnARGED.-The following
discharges in bankruptcy were granted:
George w. Duke, Louisa: Benjamin W..
Wass, Spotsylyania; and Mrs. l.. T. Jones,
Richmond.
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Death Of a Minister.

ATLANTA, GA, October T.-key. w. j.
Parker, well-known minister OF the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church SOUTH died at bis
home, in Oxford, Ga, last night, OF conges-
tion Of the lungs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-18

REDUCTION IN TIE PRICE OF SILK HATS
Owing to the hard times forth Messrs. p. WEIsiGER
& Co, 1901 Main street, have been enabled to pur-
chase their silk hats a reduced prices, and can now
sell an 80 hat for 81, and ~ hat for *6 These
goods are warranted to be Of the very latest styles
and made by the best manufacturers.
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seix.ure oS Coal-Seows.

PHILADELPHIA, October IA Mauch
Chunk dispatch says four more Pennsyiva-
MIA coal.seows have been seized at Amboy
by order of the Treasury Department aud
in defiance of fiial decree Of the United
States Court.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-18

ANpTHER DONATION TO THE IELLow-FEyER
>lrtAHKRs. - Friendship Lodge, No. AZ,
Zee sons of Israel, has contributed S62 for
Tie Memphis and Shreveport relief fund.
lA"' desire the amount to be distributed
irrespective Of religious connection.
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THE NEW POSTAL CARDS-very useful for busi-
ness purposes. Cards or announcements of any
kind printed OIL them will pass through the mail for
one cent. Printing for these cards neatly and
cheauly done at this office
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CHARGED WITH RoBBERY.-E. Smith was
arrested and lodged in the lower station
house last night, charged with robbing
stone-cutter Of eight dollars in United States
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-18

SMOOTH LIPS, SOFT HANDS, and FAIR SKIN, by
using RoBiSs's SOOTHING BALM. Does not con-
tain grease, nor produce pain when applied. Pre-
pared by A. II. ROBINS, 523 north Second street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-18

Tia Opp-t ELiowS CoNTRIBCTE TO THE
NaMrHI> SUFFERERS. The Odd-Fellows at
:a"!r meeting might before last contributed
:.|i /" The Memphis sufferers.
toInc Lodge has given S2J in addition to
;.,r above amount, and Friendship Lodge
a." $50. All Of these amounts have been
: ~. tr1rG
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-18

If you want really nice fall or winter OUTFIT,
call and examine those really stylish CLOTHS, CAS-
SIMERES, and VESTINGs OH exhibition at E. H..
SpESCE& SONS. They have the best cutters and
the most expert workmen, and guarantee perfect
fit. Give them call.
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TERMS OF ADvERT1srNG.
YcIlaH.EaYer.

SHREVEPORT, October 17.-Six yellow-fever
deaths yesterday.
MEMPHIS, October 1.-THE yellow-fever
deaths decreased yesterday fifteen, and fewer
new e,ses were reported.
LowelSteine Brothers, dry goods, have
closed, and will SO remain until the fever
abates.
@The noon mortuary report gives thirty
one deaths from yelow-feyer, and seven
from other causes--an increase OF twelve
fatal yellow4eyer cases over yesterday noon
report. The condition of other fever pa
tents is favorable.
Mayor johnson Is reported better.
General NJ. J. Wright, Of the Register, Is
worse.
The weather indicates a storm this after-
noon.
MONTGOMERY. October 1.-Two fever.
deaths occurred in The past twenty. -four
hours.
RELIEF MEASURES.
CHARLESTON, s. c., October ia pub
lie meeting Of citizens to-day resolved to
send physicians, nurses, and clergymen to
Memphis II needed besides, whatever
money can be raised.
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DEATH OF Mr.. JAMES c. ELLETr.-Mr.
James c. Elicit, well-known and highly
respected citizen Of Richmond, died at his
residence, in this city, yesterday about a.
NJ, in the tifty-eighth year of his age. Mr;
Elicit was born in King William county, and
had been living in this city about thirty live
wears. His funeral will take place from
CIay-Street Methodist church at half-past J
O'Clock this evening. ~ ,.... f..sr
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AUCrION SALES THIS DAY.

COOK & &LAUGHTON, at the horse-lot at lo Il. H.
saddle aud buggy horses, mules, &C.
MOODY ROYALL. 6 p. NJ, handsome residence
on Decatur between Eleventh and Twelfth SIS !
Msnchester. = ~ - 7
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ADDITIONAL CONTRIBUTIONS FOR THE MEM
"H., srffEREEs.-Rey. ID. Minnigerode, of
-. paufs church, has received and forwarded
El3.lO from members Of Christ Church con.
SFrsa!lOn for the Memphis sufferers.
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n1ssoI1rrIoys = PAnrxERsHrYs.
mo TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS

ADVANCES SOrsEyENTY PER CENT lNCAe0
~ OF TAx-PAID VALUE yu.
viii he made on colaignn.ents 10 our neu9et !N~
TEREsT Ar RATE or SIX PER G,.p GmSIii bis ~
sadtna fo. sinoant OF tax on shipMe saa VIZ
end iaiancc Of advance sftef rfceips % 49,
pROMFr RETURNa waee with cncsA aos pAsA 49, :.
- ssis imnaxters or shS !. Don l$Eiee y shu -
Gsilo nbFanss of A4gs LlS92SH4TErA i en-,
Fchacoo C0mDts1aoa Sxfs1o0
q SaI1sSsnse YheA 1aSlaAssA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-18

THE MASONIC FRATERNITY can procure tickets
In the grand Masonic Gift Concert at Norfolk from
+. WErSIGER & cos hat store, 1901 Main street
Orders from the country solicited.
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POSTAL CARDs-ThoSc who propose using the
nav. na.'a' rai"'s cau have the printing neatly and
.li, apiy done At the Dispatch printing house.
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NEw-CRoP FIGS ut PIZZISI'S.

USDERwEAR.-For a splendid stock Of all kinds
of GENTLEMES'S UNDERWEAR Of all grades and
prices, call at +. B. SPENCE tS SONS fashionable
clothing establishment, 300 Main street.
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ApJouRSED.-The United States District
Court adjourned yesterday until the 11th
DrOXimO.
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ADJOURNED FOR THE TERM.-The Hastings
Court met yesterday. The Judge signed the
orders, and the court was then adjourned
until the first Monday in November.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-18

The RADICALS were again in coun Gil last
night. The Hughes and Ramsdell Club
was addressed by Mr.. Manley and o theirs.
The Irish Republicans were also in eoun-
Gil, and were addressed by NJ. NJ. Lipscomb
and Others.
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GEyTLEMEE'S NOTIONS OF FANCY WEAR, such
as scarfs ncckes gloves, &c. In endless variety, at
e. B. SPENCE & Sons merchant tailoring establish
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Sale OF Valuable Horses-Au Exps0-

Sale OF Valuable HOFses-Au ExpaO-
sion.
LOUISVILLE, October 1T.-Eight Dorsey
Golddust colts averaged $40 nc the salo
Yesterday, and stations from $l,7o0 To
$1,000.
The new City Hall has been damaged BY
an explosion from foul gas In the sewers
The people thought 1t was an earthquake.
1t is feared that the foundations are dam
aged.
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f. 3. SPENCE 4 Son have in store the finest stock
Of ready -madc clothing they have ever kept. Call
at 1900 Main street for bargains
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REsIGNED.-Captain John E. Laughton,
Jr., Adjutant OF the First Regiment Qir-
ginia Volunteers, has resigned.
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THE MASONIC GIFT CONCERT ut Norfolk has
been postponed. Tickets can be had ar 2. " EISI-
GER &c CO.'S hat store, 1901 Main street.
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LADIES' FURs.-A splendid assortment of every
kind for sale at r. WEISIGER & Co.'S, 1901 Main
street.
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ENTERED TO LOAD Fos RIo.-The German
brig Republic, Captain Becker, entered this
port yesterday from New York to load for
Bio JaneIro.
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TUSCANY. CONCORD, CATAwBA, and DELAWARE
GRAPES ut PIZZISI'S.
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RUN.-Therc is quite run for those heavy
MEKISo DOLLAR SHIRTS ut +. b. SPENCE & Sons
1900 Main street.
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YANKToN, October 1.-THE fight between
the Brue, Sioux, and Ponca Indians on the
18th Instant resulted, according to the latest
reports, In twenty warriors being killed.
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NATUR Hopkins. James
Bowen, and Cornelius Collins, Of Ireland,
took out their naturalization papers yester-
6ay
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su,e,.,e OF . Brazllara Conaal.

Bosros, October 17.--De +. B. Bcfges,
the BRAZILIAN consul at this port. cemmittee
suicide this afternoon by shooting nimseE
Financial embarrassment Is supposed % %
tia cause,
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The Turf.

CHICAGO, October l7.-Goldsmith's Matd
won the 5000 purse yesterday. Time {:
2:23A, 2:l8, 2:22l.
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Copr1su, SALMON, scorcH HsRRIsGs, ANp
mes uackerel ct CHRJsfIAS & WHITES
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IF YOU WAIT A STYLISH SUIT, LEAVE foCf
order at f. i. SPENCE & SONS. 1900 Main street
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1ns Atlantic, Monthly, Harper's Weekly.
and Frank Leslie's Illustrated are 70 naho
from j. r. Ellyson, 1113 Main street.
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r.>G-~TEENT HAr-lSr-t tGCRCH REVIVAL
.... revival al ,his church is in full progress.
N.t hrtorc la>t there was one conversion,
.r.i uu "Wednesday night there were four.
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MALAGA GRAPES, only 900. per pound, at PIE
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FERRIS TODD HAMS at CHRISTIAN & WHITES,
81 Main street.
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS IN THB RICHMOND
Posi- OFFICE OCTOBER l7.-Thomas drogal,
Gosport Navy Yard, Portsmouth, va.
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HoUsFKEEPERs should go to PIzzISI's and leav
their order for PIES and CAKES.
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CoCoASUT-cREAM CANDY and CoCoANU
CARAMELS at PIZZISI'S.
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SAN FRANCISCO, October 1I.-MchinStry' 5
majority is 5000.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-06-22

HOMICIDE At BELHcST- About noon
day before yesterday iTU, sei:.E Il man
named Jeyk Copeland was killed in
from. III Il r.'s dug stoIr on Mum
str,ft il BelIarnt 10y Dag.i il II II. TN
en-i,.ecr 81. thr-Et II, -aio Sc-;h mine
II Il pears tE~t lhe patti, $ hid Il 4 fl
entity sometime a..a II Star District:
Hi c,,rr- msn E-,mo1t from tn. sai"e
oE IT, Llcr.4l-, u tn lining anu st ing
COPELAND. 2 :rrned t. the n lie bat was
GG9i" i-'t !. sl.1. tina sim /. ryt,Er-d
s,c.l .--slai.f.s "h {" G p"!ara VIII" ,.ts
helr;rg uuluJi 4 iE,i.h, y.,-g';l--> poke
fc AHa and "a th'- seine instant Fred Il
shot Win ;, pistol tle hail l=sae.u2
through III isTtaSt al Copeland, Who fell
os.cS sal ,-p.red IA about thrte Iiinut- $.
Hall v:,s in:Gls Jiin:.lv arrested 10y Dep
uty Sheriff Pie farmer aud locke,; mp
II. jail. An inquest WIS i III by CoTuu.
y. ". Il ills. tn" jury finding It verdict
in .ccpr,lsnre win TIL ai.':ve sa,;e. ana
Hal w.s cummitt- 4 80 iail to await The
action 81 the mex; Grand Ju:y. b
.eas=,i was e Oh rJhe,. about - years oi
asa AMI " Is formerly frs.i St j.. Mis-
snuTi- Ii La6 ~ rr:ve,. 50. 3siia-ut-
having wogl-l lis s=.+- - Fh,rs 81 :.
fcei -ilt team lees. River ii-ct:..5.