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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-04-19

UNsopHIsrIcATED BoY.-" Mamma,
papa Is getting very rich, isn't he?"
Mamma" don't know; why. child?"
Boy" He gives me SO much money.
Almost every morning, after breakfast,
when Sally is sweeping the parlor, he
gives me sixpense to go out and play.
sally received short notice to quit.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-04-19

The Burlington Free Press tells Of
an old lady living there who had rather
absolute husband, who fell sick and
died. She attended the funeral, and
upon her return remarked that she had
one consolation, +" she knew now where
he slept nights"
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-04-19

Sarah WALKER, seventy-three years
OF age, reached Lowell the other day
after twenty-mile walk, in search of
work in the mills. She stated that her
OBJECT was to lay up o little money
against the day when old age should
render her unable to perform hard labor.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-04-19

Your children may never have
wealth. observed a clergyman to his
congregation, but when they grow it
VIII be something for them to boast that
Ineir fathers were not members of the
Forty second Congress-
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-04-19

In Ruskin's late edition of his own
works he says: OF America l usually
say nothing, because, as nation, they
set their truth in liberty and equality,
Oh which detest the one, and deny the
possibility Of the other"
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-04-19

a gentleman wishing to go from Wi
enlta to Dodge City, Kan, applied to q
friend for letter Of introduction. He
was handed double-barrelled shotgun
and Colts revolver.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-04-19
For Sale.

~ SALOON-CENTRAL LOCATION-wIIL
-. - be disposed Of At bargain. II applied for
inquire At this ONCE. spls-tf
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-04-19
SALT LAKE ROUTE NOW OPEN.

vUyHE ROAD VIA THE ABOVE POINT FOR
IL the delivery of Freight to Phoebe, from
East and West is now open. and the undersigned
are prepared to receive and forward all goods
consigned to their care, at the very lowest rates.
by careful taamsters, and without delay.
GORDON h MURRAY, Forwarders.
r. Lehi terminus, Utah Southern r. r.
mr30-lm
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-04-19
FAIR WARNING.

A LII PERSONS ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
"A that will not rfter this date, pay any
debts contracted on my account, unless con-
tracted on written orders duly signed by me.
ELIZA LAWSON,
Meadow Valley street Market.
Phoebe, March 27, 1873. mr27-1m
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NOTICE.

A Ii PERSONS HOLDING EVIDENCE OF
"A indebtedness against the County of Lin
coin, contracted before the LIST day Of March,
1873, are requested to present the same to the
Board Of Funding Commissioners, Of said Coun-
ty on the
First day OF May,
Or as soon thereafter possible, at the ofice Of
the County Auditor, for the purpose Of cancel
ing the same and receiving bonds in lieu
thereof.
JOHN ROEDER, County Treasurer,
By XIV Phillips, Deputy.
Phoebe, Nevada, March ~. 1873. mr25-td
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SAN FRANCISCO AGENT.

c. W. CRANE, 426 Montgomery street, is SOLE
Agent for the PIocHE DAILY RECORD. author
zed TO contract and collect for advertise
ments, at our lowest cash rates, in coin. Ad-
vertisers are requested to leave their orders
with him, as none other will be recognized.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-04-19
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

JOB WORK.
Done at the REcoRp office in the best style
known to the art; and must be paid for on de-
livery. unless persons having the work done
have standing accounts with the Office. No de-
Walton from this rule.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-04-19

existing between Z. L. Bradshaw and H. d.
Benner, under the frm name Of Bradshaw
Benner, in the saloon business. in Phoebe, Lin
coin County. Nevada, is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. The business will De contln,
ned by IT. d. Benner. at the old stand, who will
receive all bills due the concern and pay all
debts. E. L. BRADSHAW,
H. BENNER,
Phoebe, Nevada, March 20. 1873. mr2l-dod
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-16
Norfolk,

rI.r1 MAJ BADLY ECRT--A NEGRO To ~
triJt>T.n CAuET FROM r. ATT DISTRICT.
i>p"-is .l.g,am /" the l,ispatclhi
N"Elnie. May I3.-A negro named Willis
lsn:,y Wa badly hurt this afternoon at Rey-
r1lG>'> whaGf hy bale of cotton falling
upon him.
At the competitive examination Of clndi-
dates f9r appointment toa West Point cadet
Sip icy II th, congressional district. held AT
ti,. cu-to,a.holsc thi> mornin. at the in
',rnc, Of Congressman Plat. Il cnlured boy
named John ". Williams, from Hampton,
w.,& successful. There were fifteen appl,u.
TON, bat only three--two whites and one
ncGg5--:.pleared. The negro beat his white
competitor badly. passing almost II perfect
examination. lie was born slave IN Hemp.
ton, IS bright muIatlo, about seventeen
years cid, and is pupil al the Hampton
school. l he examination WAS crndIr:rd
according t. West Point style. The negro
success cau,c> considerable clnsriu in ur,us
and navy circles here.
Tie Conservatives of several wards met
tr-ni9ht and nominated candidates Tor Cnlln-
~, ai>o delegates to a convention to he held
noNt Monday night TO nominate a r,ud,datc
10. City Treasurer.
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TELEGRAPH1C NEWS.
LATEST FROM WASHINGTON
y>>,,,,l telegram :" the Dispatch

u,.,,,..,o> MAY la.-taptain Patterson
oo,,,.n,;;,;,r,, ln,tcd states steamer hic"'
,,,,1 ~ Havana. informs the Navy DC
r2..g,eu: tina: hc was at santiago ut 'u"'
-, tic IN Of April, when he was IN
,,,...,ad Il, The consul that three "amen,
,,b, md deserted from tie American bark
y-,,ou. OF Philadelphia. were arrested ny
1.n >pani>i, authorities aud were being
red for their lives before Spanish
tribunal upon the mere suspicion of crime.
hlyin. been picked up of the coast by the
Spanish supply ship Co>ttabcc. The consul
had protested against this trial and de-
,ran,ied the release of the prisoners. but the
>2anish authorities refused to give them up.
ti,.tain Patterson took the matter IN hand,
ana after Il good deal of red-tape business
,t,c,ccdcd in securing the release of the pri-
conrr., there being no evidence sGalnss thfm
e.vrr,i that Of dc,crtion. They are new an
tie Richmond.
Tie President has appointed IN" fnlio" :
IN. visitors this wear to the Naval .>'ad"m! :
:i,a. .tl>ah Sabin. Vermont; General j. J..
= mods. Cnitcd States army; Professor ID.
!. Wallace, Illinois, Monmouth College ;
N;ctot Dupont. Esq, Delaware Professor
=. :. Roger. Tennessee; Hon. I. II. nud-
~. New Jersey; W. II. Hacket. Esq, New
Ilunp.Eire; Professor G. W. Athertou, New
Jersey Judge \. \. Knight, Florida; Judge
-, \. pardee, Louisiana. Naval members
at II" Board: Rcar-Admiral {. II. Davis,
t,r.ain George II. Freb!c, Chief Engineer
t,,ar,c: II. Baker. TIxoS.
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Drre unDOC WAR.

t,rA-Btps, May 14.-Licutemnt HAIRS Is
dead, and surgeon Lcming Is recovering.
"' r., Wndor. are in another rocky fastneSs,
,ventr..even miles below the scene OF the
last asht terrifying. The troop WI not n
tack them until reinforced. General Davis
win eudcavor TO hold the Indians where they
now arc until the relnlorcements arrive.
The troops are suffering for water. VIII
low creek is the nearest point at which they
can obtain water. but the Alodocs arc be-
tween them AMI it.
The ModocS have their families with thcn
in their present stronghold. and It Is hoI'Iu
they will remain there until they pave ilius
provision for the wom,n ana chliu',n'
Meantime General Davi, eXr"ds l''hl''ui
mcnts. Mortars arc being hurried ior"alu.
The Modoc loss in saturday n-nt WE
two killed. and large portion OF tlici'
horses. ammunition. and clothing, T.l''uico'
They entered the fight stripped 10 thrif
brcccl..clout>. bui they could not resist IN
Warm Spring Indians. who rln them re-
youd their stores, and captured about twc
tons OF provisions.
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CINCINNATI, 81.

NAY 3-TCunyaer,:idlS weekly review. i--Pfo-
rjsiorsrhc market has shown but very iitu. III,
ri, throughout the "ch ord sale, "t all common
ties w,r, liinitcd. Though holders generally nave
confidence in HE future 81 the trade prices "i b"
Meats and Hacon .n!lerct = I'cIinc 81 t1s:' T.
The 4.pr,~ sd condition 81 The ~" fnfk i'ifhc'
has had Az indirect intllcuc" on ours ana DINER MAJ
ktts hnt this l. 80. united for 10 great extent ~
The fac. that the -hurtS. who. having hc"n 2io"cd
nxtna. ions from time - time, were pressed - -!
t:rea> c;r r.arCi.. cln>e tin If contactS RAJ!
,nr Ia mi iii the required argin=. Their cnn'rict
we're thrown iiloa the market ana sold at hscnn'i'
u i;i 10 disc ii ging feature here The inirke' cose
with Il stronger feeling. aud Bulk M:nts AMI Bacon
were irmir held ~ guutlfIrE9. ;,
po1.t city inrss has declined during the week
rom SC 10 II per harrcl. Sa,s were mndc carry 10
ilr week II l.cJo barrels buyer hiy. ~ - Ut
1rkc II closed quiet aud nominal u slI.ao per rarTc
"n spot 49,. ..,,.
TG,l-Iherc has been 10 movement in the TRACE
tf any moment and prices have Weakened Nosl OF
the eek it waa held al Sc. tor pri:n" =ten ad s:r
for ctfy kettle hut ~ I'll" closc si's could noi !aYt
l,etn ,,ia tn any rAtr1ta AZ the & rates, =,
EY1f- !"utc.Ihcrc lIIs scarcely been any Spot nc
,,i..n.i. ami hat little pecliivc movement ~ tho
c!usc .hpuldcrs held 1T &c. cra" rip. &c
tic1r side. o.. sails At t. rinr points n g.. & h.
ir,s These arc spot rates eaics al tie Day Io, 80.
H.. shoulders. bus June. ut &c: 80 H. Sholl dcrs
buyer .!uuc, at 1tc.: lUo.oo lbs. shoulders, buye!
jane -. at re. Market close steady.
Bucon.-l hc sales have been very highland prize,
have slightly d. clincd rs previously noted Al lli-
close shoulders were held II 1C. C!Cr riI IL stc
and lear sides AT &s:. small icbins safe, a. these
,S"qur-Cnr.d ii.,ms.--Tl" stock has been good
lcr rcdncon. aud IL l. -rtal:n" than az tie am" p"-
riod one t"1r ago. u=t BRANDS are IL III ~ "ig III
nyI--,"iand pa'."d.
ifo"~.-ihr ,ccesi. throughout l'r w""k hatc
not a,' thu regular "H consumption. aud with
considrrabI" reduction Ia tho stocks an' an I'M
pro, cd 'l"Iuind The rarkci ha- been firm with al
upward tendency. " the close there MAS an au-
vance Of 80. = barrel oil asr gra'I-. and the lowe,
grades stronger. Fancy, 5..I"sa 50: winter
family. S7.7ln,T.; extra. eI.EEt:r7j: superinc.
sj.25Gl:8: low grades, $3.50! $50 >prnG FANNY
III -,t.,~ al. Ion RAJ
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-16

How BATHISG MAY ISJURE THE Ear
Among the causes Of injury to tue ear must,
unfortunately, be reckoned bathing. Not
that this most hcaIthtu and important plea
sure need, therefore, DC in the least dis
couraged. but it should be wisely regulated.
Staying too long in the water certainly tends
to produce deafness Us we'll Us other evil. and
il is practice against Which Young persons
ut both sexes should be carefully on their
guard. But, independently of this, swim
ming and floating arc attended with certain
danger from the difficulty of preventing the
entrance of water into the ear in those posi-
tons. Now, no cold fluid should ever enter
the ear. Cold water j. always more or less irr-
tating, and, If used for Swinging. rapidly
produces extreme gddiness. In the case Of
warm water It's entrance into the ear is less
objectionable, but even this is not free from
disadvantage. Often the water lodges in the
ears, and produces All uncomfortable SenSa-
ton till it is removed. This should always
be taken rs Il sign of danger. That the risk
TO hearing from unwisc bathing is not Il
Fancy, Is proved; hy the f:lct. well known to
lovers ct dogs, that, those animals, il in the
habit Of Jumpin. or being thrown into the
water 50 that their heads are covered, ire
quently become deaf. A knowledge of the
danger is Il sufficient guard. To be safe it is
only necessary TO keep the water from enter
ing the ear. Ii this cannot be accomplished
otherwise, the had may be covered. 1t
should be added, however, that ,cct hair,
whether from bathing or washing. may be a
cause Of deafness if it be suffered to dry by
itself. When wetted, the hair should be wiped
till 1t is fairly dry. Nor ought the practice of
moistenng the hair with water to make it curl
10 pasS without remonstrancc. To leave wet
hairs about the ears is to run great risk OF
iniurius them. In The washing of children,
too, care should lie taken that I'LL the little
folds OF The outer car are cz,re.uyantl gently
| dried with Il soft towrI.-frGm Popu}o,.
&Tc"cc .uo"ihiy for lime.
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Cr,,s Tbo INDIGNANT New En-

Cry Cuops.-Thc indignant New Eng
land deacon OF the oldcn time who couidh
he reconciled to the minister playing seco no
fiddle to the soprano in church. would DC
little more amazed than ever If he should
rise from his grave to know the amounts
paid for music in fashionable city cnulches'
The New York Eceni,lg Post says that more
mono, is spent in New York on clloirs tnan
in prolal,ly any city Of the universe, not
even exccptiu. London or Paris. The 'ar'H
nf saIarie, la, been greatly enhanced oi litc.
\ rcw Years aeu one thousand dollars vas
ron>idrred Il very large :tipcud for an organ
IL. while Gye to eight hundred dollars easily
satisfied the most cXiCtiDT soprano. Now,
however, there are Il dozen or more OF
run.s,S who receive from twenty-five hun
bred 10 three thousand dollars year,
aud the a,cragc sUpraGO thinks hfrsc'I
but ,uurly rrmiinclatcd with thousand
dollars. one lad, Of rnllncticr III TIC lllsl'
,-,l profession recently declined the offer oi il
fvc.iLoII.aud-d ,jir salary from one oi orr
rrinri,,al rluu 'lrr-. Two thousand dollars
arr. p,d in ~.-ypI.ll INSTANCES. Tcuurs VINO
la,r year sang for thousand dollars, ll'l>
wear demand and receive fifteen hundred.
Rassus and Alto, OF couroe, share in the gene
raj rise of nl ,ical values. Musical taste has
advanced Of late so that congregations are
NIX reluctant TO listen 10 music which would
have amply satisfied them few years ago.
They seem wiliu" to pay Tor Il higher class
Of performer: and performances, and they
tiut! their returns in crowded prwS. Yet 1t
wond probably Shock Christian senll-
mcnf if these churches were toask fifty cents
admission, with an ad,;itiona! quarter for
the hp~l places. Bit ii the thing is en- Il
|conmcrtill En-i> vii, nct carry il out to IL
legitimate extent
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Cc..sca1 Xntcr-E1iNe.

Colonel {. :. Darlington, President OF the
Jane, River and kanawIM Company, on rcs.
tyr,iay received the following telegram in IT.
i.tiou - the action Of the Congressional Con-
ycat;on il reference to the Central water
line:
ST. LOUIS. May Is, 1873.
co'onel &. 5. Carr,''J'on
The following resolution Just adopted
That we regard the complexion of the James
River and kanlwhu canui--thc cherished
scheme. Of il author, George Washington,
connecting rs it will the waters of the At
ln:ir With tn" great Mississippi valley--as
verify the prompt aud profound conSidera-
ton Of Congress, and that we cannot too
warmly express The admiration We feel for
Virginia in sltrrendrling her interest (S12,-
IHo,%1". IN this Improvement in order thai
-" >#n;e my Er dedicated to the people Of
:" w.to" cnuG,ry, to insure them cheap
'....- 81 transportation by water to the At
,..,. coast. q, E.. WALErR.
,lrnS T. HARRIS,
j. AMBER SMITH.
\. NJ. DArls.
H. b. SENLR,
THOMAS WHrTEHEAp.
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The Yul" H,cord relates that once when
A party of students had inseISled DanleI
Pratt, tbc rrcat American traveller. INTO q
small. close room, which they were v!9or-
olsI, ii!liny with tobacco smoke. h", ~ his
mild way, remarked, "Genllene", your
Speaker ain>t L hun"
The PougbkeeF>ie EGgie says Of "Josh
EiilinsS" (Hcury ". Saw: An Lay
on = Mule was The small beginning OF hls
popularity eight years ago, aud he iIa> slbcc
Accumulated in ra,h above ali expenses, anu
now lrl, ~ interest, S4i .o00.'
\ i. Louis pau i, preparing Police
r,an'> Pocket Directory with type large
enough to be rrad by moonlight. IT VIII ~
very valuable to policemen who ar" strangers
TO the city.
The ,lanot Vulcan, lying within the orbit
oC Mercury. accoDplishcs its year III thlrit-
four DAYS and some hours. The A!pany
Eoui-pui says everybody can &c his o"n Ne
tllI>clah III Vulcan.
\ medical writer says the hcaIth'cst pos
ton to lay is with tie head to the notio.
peoplr who own hens should Dear thlh iii't
in mind. - DanbUry NcH@.
\ Nashville man, in state o! antl.Moooc
enthusiasm, attacked i wooden Indian Ii!
front Of tobacco store.
\ man. writiu- ruetIrlllr of the weather,
SAYS: ..rhr tarkhnn: Ut winter ! t'r"h"o'
hut the tai was Vet ",taslom'iE.'
rhr :, Ioui. H.nn,t'nt refer fc'lin"!y
IN q" tIr .urn~ STYLES e rhituar, poetry III
the Pllal,lplia L"'iy"r.
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Petersburg.

MEETING or THE CouEClL--rhhfAhi,"
OFT OF oFFIcE--ACClnEaT- III i" L '
POLITICAL, Ere. ,,,,,-,
rCor-esron donco of the Richmond ui-natch.
P.rsrsBrRG, May 10. 1915.
,d;n,rn.d meeting OF the City toun'
III ,,.,s held Thu, afternoon, at which IL was
onncr,,d the concluding business of their
term If Office would tC reported aud dis
,,osr,l Of. However, aS the meeting al
i,Irued to the 9th of May, the exercises
we're not very important. Mr.. John Don
nan was unanimously elected To the vacan"y
in tho Board Of Education created ly h" &C.
muyal from The city Of Rev. !. :. Atwe!l.
Mr. James VI. Duunan, chairman OF The
Finance Committee. reported that the conf
mi,tcc had met twice during the week, hilt
had not been able 10 agree upon u tA-h'll.
All appropriation of $500 for the anl>housc
WI, ordered. The report Of the school
Board was presented Ivy Mr.. Morgan, in
Guiding m ordnanvc authorizing the pur-
chase of II lot "n Harrison street for the
erection of Il coOrcd school. -After som" de-
bate the report was recci, cd and tn" ordi-
nance unanimously adopted. An ordinance
was presented by james Carter, thai four
policemen should be elected by votes OF the
people annually in each ward laid over till
next meeting. Adjourned.
The horse of Mr.. John Clary ran away to-
day, throwing Mr.. Chry out OF the vehicle
attached to the animal. iniurin- him badly
and smashing the wagon 10 pieces,
Ayoung man Damed >hackelford, WORKING
in MarshaIPs saw-mill, near Laurel spring
church. in Prince George county, lad his lc-5
crushed into Jelly last Monday ny Il heavy
log falling upon and rolling ever il. 1T Is
feared bis injuries will prove mortal.
There were as many people present yc*ter-
day and today At the fair ut EltckS and
Whites as could be accommodated. including
MAN. from this city. The proceeds amountsd
to over 500. which will lie applied ~ The
new Epl copal church 1t that place.
There were three marriages yesterday IL,
the city. One Of them was that OF Colonel
w. f. Townsend, editor Of the oll>>cN (Dc!-
aware Journal, 10 Mis- Mary Ella Orr. Of
this city.
M. George Somer$, Of this city, was &C.
cupicd Yesterday making pigeon hoH. when
his Ratchet slipped and struck bis hanl,
nearly cutting oil some of his finger.
The Radical city nominating convention
will be held tonight, and Il very lively time
is expected, is a-prant> arr a> thick IL
b!ackherlies for MI the offices.
RoBlH ADAlR.
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BRIBERY IN THE PAsT.-ln England for
more than century the shadow of sll>p!-
zion of corruption has never been cast un
the crmDe OF any magistrate. And yet II"
longer ago than the BEGINNING of the last
century n Lord Chancellor. the Earl at Nar-
clestirId, WIS removed FROM Office. hr"d. anu
imprisoned for receiving brides. And Il ecu
turv earlier the iil,Striutl- ualnc of Blcou
WAS soled by the tant Of lccllniary corlup-
ton. 1t is not much more than one hun.
dred years ago-if tn" practice did not last
down 10 the end uf Lord NortII'> admins
tration-tllat mrmhcr> Of Parliament Were
bought for ready money by ministers. IN
sums proportional f.; their market Na!ii".
John Wilkes. in his famous No. ID Of the
"Ncrih Briton." dcclar"l' tia! i ~, ~
bribery alone that the peace 81 l.jS had hc"n
carried through the iirl-c r! Commons.
Ii j. on record, h, til: rvidenr" ~ John
Res Markav, who VA Lord Butte private
secretary, that this was literally true, aud thai
the provisions OF the treaty could not have
Erch carried through the House without it.
And Wilkes. writing ticnl Paris While in
exile there. IT attirmcd his assertion. affirm
ing that the members ii itlt House knew
that II WAS extremely true H. well IL OK
lrcnlely oclnGalou>. The precise SUMS which
were Paid 10 secure this tnd certainly Il
very rnu,t oncl were + 900 Ia - honorable
gcn;lrlnnn and G5rn 10 - not TO- hon"l-,I''"
but less Valuable nnlulrr>. The private
secretary of Mr. PELHAM, u Mr.. Robert, told
Il mcnnir-Writcr OF The lasl ,rutur, fwr
think il Was WraNaih That l." hu>tl' used
to III, with his own hands The WH.rc> ui
these .li!h:'ll servants "t the minister. being
from -c5Cn 70 $500 ctcll conveyed IN IN cN-
prc>>iye squeeze Of the hand "n taking leave
Of them 1T the eud Of The >,>>iun. When the
Duke Of Newcastle succeed IL the premier
ship, on the death of his brother, Gcorgc Il.
demanded the book in which the record q!
these parliamentary hcnelartiDnS had been
kept, and put il into the tire and held it
down with the poker with his own anointcd
bands until il wa, utterly CONSUMED. 50
that il appears that tharlc> surface lad
som. reason for hna.tiH. 4, to his TWO an.a.>-
Tors, Whn had h,cn NJ. r., at tue sale h"
made nf hi. family portraits, in The School
for Scandal : tiint = ~ >rrllt believed That
this WAS the tr-t time that either ol them
had been bought " sold 80 Not 10 % back
to the old days OF The Frrpch farmers gen.
eral, and the sale OF justice i'll the old French
courts, the fall of the dynasty of Louis Phil
iippe was mainly owing to the notorious
corruption of the legislature, Under the
late Bonapartc the Legislative bribery, if
any. came from above, in the shape of impe-
rial favors. and even his Judges, though
they could not venture to deyialc FROM the
course in political cases commanded by their
maker, were never, we believe, accused of
taking brides. And 10 such imputation has
ever been laid upon the present Assembly
hy its various enemies, Or upon the admin
istlation Ct justice. that we have ever heard
uf.-Nen York independent.
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The Presbyterian General Assembly
nj Baltimore.

NEW YosK, May 15.-Rev. John Hall, in
a letter on the Presbyterian General Assem-
DIV. which commences its session in Ralti-
more to-day, says it represents the church
formed from the rcccr. union Of what were
known as the sold school, and New
School" churches. |. docs not Include the
United Presbytcrians, who maintain sepa-
rntc existence on the matter of praise ;:
nor .'re large section of the rreSbs tcrian
{ ',irrh in The southern states still %tanding
ont ~ issue, of the late war; nurthe /" Gov
tnanlrr>." who still retain some OF the Pc
rulsritic> of the historic body IN Scotland
nor does il include the Reformed Church.
which lately dropped the word "dutics.'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-16

Ho>To>, May l5.-The Episcopal Convcn-
ton to-day elected Benjamin Ii. Paddock, of
&rouklsn. bishop. The vote stood: Cleri-
Paddock, o. De kovcu. 40; scattering,
4. Lay ,ote--Paddock, 4o: De koyen, 81 :;
scattering, :. Finally, the election was nude
UNANIMOUS except one vote. The merits of
The two candidates were warmly discussed.
The point which defeated De koyen was his
arowcd belief i'll the personal presence of
Christ Ill the elements OF the Holy Sacr n.
lneut.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-16

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