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COMMISSIONER 5 UFFICE.(
"!aL!A'sBrkr,, VA, Ma. the 2Sth, 1.73.
-~.r hN.d uron my office. In the city Of WI
w. H. u. rlnr., and the lst day OF July:
Z. 81. til iims i"r making the inquiries dire ctrd
~ f;,r..g"tny decree; al With time anu p!at e
..ssls. Interested are notified TO attend.
WILLIAM H. r. MORE OtK.
Wv ?:-fni,v NJ. Commissioner.
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as- FRESH GUD-istykR Oh. q
+, ,aKEw CROP, SINCE JANUARY, isr.f

MEADE g BAKERS INpuRTATies. ],
susran.eea intellectually p"re and feee'nhienoeo
Us our hes, physi.iaps being more es''iy assp-
lated and more acceptable 10 the stomach IMAM any
other cod-li,er oil In use.
MEADE = BAKER,
Importing P;sarnscisss,
NH A ~ $40 Main street
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q INSURANCE COMPANIES.
IITY .EIREsE isIenMoFD,yA.
s20O.O0G
100000
OFFICE. Lib MAIN STREET,
I....la. 4l,o n Il nusp nf lAIratIur Coz

OFFICE. III3 MAIN bIKEEF' 7.
(lin,ler tie Lunkiug- house ef Lailca!tcf q IoJ
AUTHORIZED CAPrFAL.............s2e 500. GOO GOO
ASSETS. Apo'o"'N
DIRECT s.-Peter W. tirubbs, tleuent X.
,Parksdale, Charles 7. Davis, Wililsm d hrchsr'
William II. Palmer l.. b. Iatul e ID .u ~ s,..
cow. T. u. D. Walford, Johr Tyler Isaac ID: Lar
rington, James Dunlop, W: +. Qnariss' Ananohy
BargaiDin. ". a.. Lucka, Bailey DAVE, franz ~,
mi. p B. Watkins. Lewis D. Crenshaw, George
". Gary. ia D ueI Ereed.ey, William H. Power a..
This home eo%gan{ Is Try teaa Nv g FIRE iisi OF
Hi, hives, MERCHANDISE, HOUSEHOLD
j TItNITU RE. and. other :insurabie properly anu
sonc 'l pa'fssase', ASA snyder, President.
/. 10 o. nm, 81. =, -LLn,F. e. MEAJlE Secrffaci
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ST tf Eit II


g., - mn ,,,'.. ~ rl,h...............S $500 900
pa, -. o.. - -, ~ these gifts IN full IS now
...,,.., -. Farmers and DruYers Bank Of
,.,,h s~!.,r as,'e 10. that purpose, aud can
.,...... ~ liz. pErpoSe as VIII I've sen by The
.. ,.,rtr, -, liz cashier:
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

RrcHMoSp AND nASyfLLE RAILRoApC CO..
OFFICE or ENGINEER IND SUfEbINTE.sD,.E5sSI,S
KIcnMoSD, VA, June -, III
ny FOR IMPORTANT CHANGE OF
SCHEDULES on this roaton and affer MONDAi'
June 10, ls7s, sec advertisement OF this road i'll
another column. 5iT. NJ. r.. TALCOTT,
= je l3-lw Engineer aud superintendent.
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MR- MORE NEW AND BEAUTIFUL
y IL 4tiaOt,s FOE sI;asasER SALES. ~

GREAT BARGAINS. In DREsS GOODS. s,
;, 2. R,,rEiCE s. 90. are noa nasksng Large add
tIous 10 tbeir siea,id stock Sot July saJes
Dusss Go0ps lp great Yar,siy At piifcs iowef thsn
ha4c ruled Tor MANY years. Also; many linens and
,her sta pies at tvonderfuiiy lew ngares inf ~
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! iNGlNIt.-IN THE CLERKS OF
!'F "t hest"ifeld County Court, May 20,
-. Il vacation
". Nrh'' And Richard F. Archer. Plaintiffs,
~.ti,-t
Archer. !. ". Archer. u. ". Archer, Junue
trrhor. MR.. Mary Archer William =. Archer.
". Archer. a. +. Archer, jackson Morton. atd
4ltr Morton hi> wif,.........,....De Def ndallts,
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
j. BARBOUR NEW MAN

MAS REMOVED FROM
~ thGt COUNTY 10 RICHMOND.
'''.,", in7 wet Mliu street, NV 3i-ltnr.
A"lyts ksitH. &. MAURICE SMITH.
siBiER SMITH 4 BROTHER,
ATTORNEYS Ar LAW,
I"vMS Nos. AND = MARSHALL HALL,
corner "T fsuth aud Bank streets,
RICHMOND, VA.
BANKRUPTCY PRACTICE MADE A
SPECIALITY.
The Lewis amendment, adopted the 18th Of Febru-
'mr1"u In excess Of the five hundred heretofore
occupied Of TWO THOUSAND IAnLLARS against all
non iheutr aud decree. at Slate courts.
u"'s righ; Of dover II, heretofore, preserved
i"il,'.
MAURICE SMITH pruseeatcs claims of every
Ftlption against the t'nited States Cover ntiieif.
Nj iA.UE TUuN. I'm anpert ia bankrupt ntstters,
gDil!ie'ted with the firm, $500
"r'.Sprudrn.a solicited. u.h IL
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We .i'"ci al lls suit Is To obtain partition VI The
'-. 4 eight hundred acres of land. lrlDg I'm the
."HUi"~ uI fuWhatau aGd Chesterfield whereof
"i>- hariolVc Archer. deceased. died seized.
Md affidavit having been made and filed that one
'h' C'i"n,iauts Jackson Morton, Is non resi-
- e." this state. il i: ordered that he appear here
'3I" "L' month after the due publication OF this
'r hHG 10 what Is necessary 10 protect his Inter
e. J." ii.ts suit. A copy-1est:
JOHN Il. COGBILL.
N"putr Clerk Chesterfield County Court.
th"oK> AyTKIs>oS, pa. my 22-Thlw
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4 FINE LOT OF NORTHERN TJMO
4 rli. and VIRGINIA CLOVER HAY. CORN,
~ aiiii.- FEED, and u Erucrai assortment Of
fif ~ hand aBI for sale At the i0atsl prizes hy
MAYO 4 EATfM,
No. 1914 Cary sirecI,
~ N'lL ttiwecg Thirteenth aud Eoulteep{l.
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I'D OIAEFIRE INSU RANCE
liz. OF LivERP6>OLAHD LONDON.
b&APIr ~ ns
Deposited With Treasurer OF Virginia. s9o,ooo'
.IMPEGIAL FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY Of
1 49,. sgs,,g. /. sg,;,s LONDON. 80, ,on
CAPITAL. ...,..,.. y, 00O, 900.
Deposffe! with Treasurer Of Virginia, $4,000; ,
y Shar eholer5 persoDaiiy responsible for the oo-
CAUTIOUS Of fhs above companies.
Representing the above stauuch OLD EuKi!sh com-
pafies We solicit ttc patronage ~ The public np0n
their ipignfhdohabie security, prompt aud hlGiai
settlement OF all claims. and heavy income.
-. JOHN II. CLAIBORNE { CO. Agents,
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
- - DIVE NEW YORK.
c,S,ntssETs OYER SO. 0oO.000
cairn,iJeud4, snrpaSsflg OIL 0thtrs, III first aud
krsq H. Al, niversssy 6f policies ?iSstEl
Prrppisms passlaciannfsily, sein-annually, and
qusrtrr1y. .,,s.sa,, ssy.y 40. 90 b. ;,
'Thc OLDEST, LARGEST, and CHEAPEST company
- ~ - D'',9 JOHN II. CLAIBORNE. Agent.
SCI No. HOS Main street.
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Rittn.otld Dispatth.
From Sasa Water.

FR'pAf..'..............duNE 10, 1873
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NORTH BRITISH
+ ~ y n.ff, w AND
mERcA MILE :INsUEANcE COMPANY
II LONDON AND EpjlNBURGH. G. B.

Capital, $40, OOO, 900 tn gold; tuyesteo ~ me
Treasurer or vfrgtnta, $4,000 In United states
bonds. - .,,,.a
Hayiug been appointed agents 70 the dicssa
Sesiilst loss or dsIagg by IRE on tildi1gs. iliSr
esYdse, and personal property 9f all Entss' on tue
I osses eatfisbIy adjusted and promptly paid,
!. T1;f E..s,t'ffs n. f.-.g ID. n. WALKER Il Co.
OCT = No IOl1 Main street.
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,M0UsE,FURSIsHENG GOODS,

- .NUCHkrk UA1.sAH1Es!!SsU-ccs 1900.
ID p. RICHARDSON &. CO.,
i he No. e,l, CON. MAN AND Ni.ra STREETS,
Ks arr .ow receiving their spring a,ipgis VI
atTylSt;s, a, sypry variety and QUALITY;
III. DOR and 7 ABB T. OIL -Gh9TBs;
pRyNys and CRt.E0sE Ia. forfurrnfure-tosers:
N.sTTIHGHA Az srd ~ ':lssE IsAG = CURTAINS,
Lsyeyf stock Of ,WlEDOn-ssAAbEs aud MOL
i .LaNDS; 81! az SIlf9ss 'f9f
all Of which viii be cold On reasonable terms
al lA.yul
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DRlME CHEWING rOBACCQ.-Lot-
j tiers Strawberry Twist. Wilson's Fig-Iwisi.
PAGES Dtanoiu. Chiitrey's Sunny south, Lonier'B
Short Cake. little Giant, Rosebud slidS, Ely
aoInc three wears old. We make tobacco speciality
have large stock, and sell at factory rrlces
- III s.i LOUIS q. BOSSlEUN,
nv ~ .....,.. IT, -r... lil2 Main street.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

WILLIAM X. L. MORECUCk.
N. [ COMMISSIONER.
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,,r nE \Wl>t, CERTAIN
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<u,n nrn II SAM To tAi "'t'
The New York herald., 1873-11-06

may be time yet to redeem the mistakes OF
the past and to effect politica. reformation
inside the old organization but if SO, the
effort must be made promptly and at a
serious sacrifice of individual interests.
The pruning knife must be unsparingly used
if the life of the tree is to be saved The
disease has eaten deep, and it will be useless
to endeavor to prop up the decaying branches.
If republicanism is to continue to exist it
must be by returning to the earnestness and
honesty by which it was distinguished In its
earlier days. by scourging the thieves and
charlatans out of the temple. Otherwise 1t
will pass away as other corrupt organizations
have passed away, and its leaders will discover
when it is too late the full significance Of the
indifference" of the people in the late
elections.
The New York herald., 1873-11-06
TRIPLE S HE E T.
New York, Thursday, November 6, 1873.
THE NEWS OF YESTERDAY.
To-Day's Contents of the
Herald.

"THE PARTIES IN THE FRENCH ASSEMBLY,
WHAT WILL THEY Do PLEADING EDI-
TORIAL ARTICLE-SIxTH PAGE.
MEETING OF THE CORPS LEGIsLATIF OF
FREED FRANCEi THE PRESIDENTIAL
REVIEW OF AFFAIRSl PEACE AND PAR
LIAMENTARY POWER ASSUREDl THE
DEBATE UPON THE MEssAGE DlyI-
SION-SEvENTH PAGE.
GERMAN MERCHANTMEN CAPTURED BY A
SPANISH WAR STEAMER CoNTRABAND
CARGOES FOR MALAY PIRATES-SEvENrH
PAGE.
ELECTION TRIUMPH OF THE LIBERALS OF
GERMANY-A CARLIsT VICTORY IN
SPAIN REPORTED FROM FRANCE-SEv-
ENTH PAGE.
MOVEMENTS OF THE AMERICAN TRADE MA
RlNE In EUROPEAN wATERS-IMPORTANT
GENERAL NEwS-SEvESTH PAGE.
TIE CUBAN BLOCKADE RUNNER vIRGINlUs
CAPTURED BY SPANISH GUNBoAT NEAR
JAMAICA HOT CHASEl THE MPOR-
TANT RESULTS OF THE CAPTURE-SEv-
ENTH PAGE.
GENERAL RESULTS OF THE ELECTIONS IN THE
VARIOUS STATES THE ELECT OF THE
PEOPLEl THE NOVEMBER REFLEX OF
THE DEMOCRATIC TRlUMPHS IN OCTO-
BER-THIRD PAGE
THE EMPIRE STATE AND ITS CITIES RIDING
UPON THE TAMMANY FLOOD THE FULL
FIGURES OF THE BALLOT, BY TELE-
GRAPH, AND THE OFFICIAL COUNT IN
TIE METROPOLIS AND BRooKLYN-THIRD
PAGE.
MAST TO BE GIVEN AN OPPORTUNITY TO
CHALK OUT A HOGARTHIAN WAY
TO FAME THE PEOPLE GENEROUSLY
OPENING THEIR HEARTS AND THEIR
ASYLUMS-TENTH PAGE.
FALLING OF THE BUCHU TEMPLE OF FINANcEl
is TOM SCOTT BURIED IN THE RUINsg
CRITICAL MONETARY INLoOK FOR
EIGN EXCHANGE-THE SITUATION IN
PHILADELPHlA-FoURTH PAGE.
COLD AT THE REMARKABLY LOW FIGURE OF
1867 THE VALUES OF THE VARIOUS
SECURITIES VITAL QUERIES FOR THE
BANKS AND OTHER GREAT CORPORA
TIoNS TO ANSwER-FIFTH PAGE.
THE BUILDING, IRON, COTTON AND WOOL
TRADES AND THE w0RKINGMENi A
GENERAL SUSPENSION OF WORK
CONTRACTORS AND MANUFACTURERS
PRoFITs THE REDUCTION OF WAGES
FOURTH PAGE.
sLITTLE RHoDYn ANXIoUsI THE sPRAGUEs
AND THEIR CREDITORS MODERATE
LIBERAL COURSE URGED FOR THE MEET
ING TO-DAY-SEvESTH PAGE.
A "MOST EXTRAORDINARY DOCUMENT, PRE-
SENTED AT THE OPENING OF THE TWEED
TRIAL. THAT EIGHTH STOKES JUROR
DENIES THE DAMAGING STATEMENTS
AGAINST HIM In ToTo-EIGHTH PAGE.
The New York herald., 1873-11-06
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Captain Cook, OF the steamship Russia, is at the
Brevoort House,
Governor julius Converse, OF Vermont. is staying
at the ST. Nicholas Hotel.
The Rev. Thomas K. Beecher, OF Elmira is regis
tered at the Hoffman House.
Mr.. George H. Pendleton, OF Cincinnati, has
arrived at the New York Hotel.
Ex-Governor Saunders OF Nebraska, yesterday
arrived at the st. Nicholas Hotel.
Ex-Judge Philander Perrin of Vermont, Is STOP
ping with his friends In this city.
Colonel George W. Patten, United States Army,
has arrived at the Astor House.
Professor E. N. Horsford, OF Cambridge Mass, Is
registered at the st. James Hotel.
Judge Josiah G. Abbott, of Boston, is among the
late arrivals at the Albemare Hotel.
Congressman Milton Sayler, OF Cincinnati, yester.
day arrived at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
Mr. Edward Jenkins, OF London arrived at the
Brevoort House yesterday from Philadelphia
Major General J. L. Donaldson. United States
Army, is quartered at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Governor william B. Washburn, of Massachusetts
arrived at the Windsor Hotel yesterday afternoon
from Boston.
Orlow w. Chapman, superintendent of the In.
surance Department OF New YORK, arrived at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel yesterday.
Commodore Murray, Paymaster Stephen Rand,
Jr, and Lieutenant Ingersoll, United States Navy,
are quartered at the St Nicholas Hotel.
Judges E. ii. Duren and 4. G. Billings OF New
Orleans, are staying q: the Fifth Avenue HOTEL
The former should have been here for the election.
Baltazzi Enendi, First Secretary OF the Turkish
Legation at Washington, arrived from Europe in
the steamship Russia yesterday, and is staying at
the Albemare Hotel.
Joseph Arch, the representative of the interests
OF the English farm laborers, q visit OF inspec-
ton to this Continent, was received in Faneuil
Hall, Boston, last evening, by an immense gather
ing, under the auspices ola committee OF the sew
eral organizations promotive Of labor reform.
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them look well and feariessly after the parties
who have SO suspiciously kept them back.
Tho Capture OF tho virginiu..

The gallant little craft the Virginius, which
has been of such service to the Cuban insur
gents. was captured on the 31st ult of the
coast of Jamaica by the Spanish gunboat
Tornado, after o ten hours chase. The
captured craft and crew were taken to
Santiago de Cuba, where the latter are being
tried as pirates. They will no doubt meet
with the usual mercy which the Spanish gov
ernment accords to Cuban insurgents
namely, death without respite. 1t is the only
compensation which the Spaniards in Cuba
have received for the long series of de-
feats which have for months past overtaken
their soldiery in the field. Consequently the
festivities over the ultimate butchery of the
crew of the Virginius will be carried out with
fine Spanish enthusiasm. Many leading
Cuban insurgents were among those on the
vessel The most prominent were brother
of Cespedes and son Of Quesada, the
famous rebel chief sBembetta" and Sefior
Jesus del Sol. 1t cannot, of course, be said
how far the capture will affect the revolution
lists in the field. The probability is that it
will make little actual difference to them. The
Virginius could no more carry sufficient stores
to the fighting Cubans than the Deerhound
to the Carlists. The insurrection, however,
has vitality peculiar to itself. 1t is as elastic
as Mr. Spinner could desire our currency to
be. After five years of campaigning il is
still where it was when it started. The
brave men who haunt the dense
forests and steep mountains of the interior
ore as dangerous as ever to Spanish contin-
gents, and. unfortunately for Cuba, as power
less to extend the domain of Cuba Hbre beyond
the wild 1t is strange spectacle for the
nineteenth century.
The New York herald., 1873-11-06

THE DELAY OF ELECTION RETURNS. The
tardlness with which the returns of the cleo
ton have been made, especially in some of
the Assembly districts, has been exceedingly
annoying, and has given rise to suspicious of
foul play, which, if unfounded, are, at least,
natural We are living under reform gov
ernment, and it will be singular scandal if it
shall be found that cheating at the polls, and
in the count of an election, one of the worst
crimes ever attributed to Tammany should
be the practice of our reform rulers. Let us
have the figures, and let those interested in
The New York herald., 1873-11-06

The INTERcoLoNIAL RAILROAD SCANDAL has
forced the resignation Of the Macdonald Min
istry in Canada. They sought in every way
to cover up their tracks, but the indignant
voice Of the Dominion people, through
their representatives in Parliament, re-
sented all evasion. When we had our
Credit Mobilier scandal before Congress there
was shameful combination to shield the
Wilson's, Colfaxes, Daweses, Kelleys and
Garhelds and this combination was success
full The lesson Of the Canadian crushing
rebuke to its Ministers should be remembered
by our people when the Credit Mobilier
offenders come before them
The New York herald., 1873-11-06
One More Reform.

1t is now proposed to reverse the ordinary
course of proceedings in courts of justice, and
the proposition for this refreshing raform
comes from Tweed and his counsel Hitherto
it has not been the custom for the culprits to
open proceedings in criminal trials by
sitting in judgment on their judges;
but the culprits of the past have evil
dently been muddy mettled rascals" unequal
to any broad or brilliant self-assertion, and
incapable of imagining the possible results Of
The New York herald., 1873-11-06
ART MATTERS.
Private view Of Pc aintings Tonight.

Private View Of Paintings Tonight.
This evening the gallery at No. s17 Broadway
win be thrown open in order to admit OF privato
view being enjoyed OF a collection OF oil paintings
and aquarel,es, brought together by Mr.. Frederick
Reitnger, OF No. Rue de Navarin. Paris. A
glimpse at the gallery yesterday showed the noor;
literally paved with pictures awaiting transferrali
TO the walls. Those that were prone on the ground
could not, OF course be Judged under the happiest'
auspices, but u certain proportion decorated tho
walls, and among these wero "The Shoe
maker" by Meissonier; 'The Morning After
the Ball.u by Simon; "The Rivals" by
Victor Tortez; 'Thc Conspirators," by EscosnraT
"The Visit 10 the Ruined Abbey,r by Saunler; "Ihe
Sleeping Workman by Munkacsy; "rhe sesta,"
by Seratrice; 'Poetical Recitation by Casanova.i
"The Cavallcrr and 'sThe Old Beau py Jlinineh.
.'Scene In Spain,r by Fortany, and " st Malo, by
saucrlelt. These pictures are 70 pe M seen oI tne
view until the succeeding Wednesuay and
Thursday, when they are 10 pe soiu at
auction at clinton Hall. They are about 100 IN
number, and include works by some vi tnc most
celebrated artists OF Europe. Among the pictures
which we have specified we ought also TO have.
mentioned contributions by Ryoirc, Pcrelli and
lnCalOWleZ
The New York herald., 1873-11-06
OUR CABLE MARINE NEWS.
'IToR OF THE HERALD:-

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
The enterprise shown by you in conducting the
journal under your charge is known, appreciated
and applauded the wide world over; but never
before has the spirit Of berality been more strik-
ingly manifested to us here than in giving your
readers from daily cable despatch for the pur-
pose, the arrivals and departures Of ships at and
from ports In Europe from and to ports in
the United States; and, as ship owners OF
this port, we cannot refrain from making
an acknowledgment OF the advantages you are
conierring and tender OF our best wishes for the
long continued success OF the HERALD, which has
the lead in every commendable enterprise for
public good. Respectfully yours,
TROOP & SON.
ST JOHN N. b.. Nov. g. 1874
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The TWEED TRIAI~-WHAT DOES IT MEAN?-
The revival of the Tweed trial before election
is natural enough. The people are accus-
toned to hear the noisy elamor for the
"speedy trial and punishment of the Tam
many thieves" just about the time the canvass
opens. But when the polls are closed this
cause ctlebre drops out of sight. How are we
to understand this new spectacle of Tweed on
trial after election, and Judge, testy and gruff
determined to bring on the case. Is Tweed
really to be tried? If SO, who is to be his
eighth juror?
The New York herald., 1873-11-06

bullying the poor old woman with the han
daged eyes and tipsy scales. But Boss Tweed
is culprit of another sort, and begins his
defence apparently by arraignipg the Judge
before whom he comes-on what precise
grounds will be known only when the paper is
given to the public that was yesterday
presented in court but the general
ground clearly is that the Judge is not
satisfactory to him-is not o judge before
whom he can appear without loss of dignity
in short is not the man before whom he
wants to be tried. This ground can be COM
pretended, and the principle thus presented to
the public mind must not be passed without
due reflection merely because it involves
something unusual Perhaps it has been a
great evil on the part of society that it has
not hitherto accorded to persons charged
with crime the right to name their judges
There is good reason to believe that it has
often permitted them to name their juries-
especially their eighth juror. That is a usage
which has resulted in saving society the guilt
Of hanging many poor creature who had
been indiscreet enough to kill some person he
disliked, and, likely, we shall be much nearer
the millennium if we give oil the rogues full
authority to conduct their own trials to please
themselves
The New York herald., 1873-11-06

IHE ELECTION FUND AND THE RELIEF OF
SOUTHERN SuFFERERs.-A large amount of
money was deposited in the repeating boxes"
at the late election in aid Of the sufferers in
memphis and Shreveport and other places in
the South. WHO has control Of this fund
How is it to be distributed2 Who are to
distribute 1t Let us have lioht.
The New York herald., 1873-11-06
YACHTING NOTE.

Passed whitcstonc yesterday, yacht ProsIcrs
Uolcord. New YORK for Port Jedcrson.
The New York herald., 1873-11-06
u,,n, rev. John Early, u. u.

Right Rev. John Early, d. d., Bishop OF the
Methodist Church, sbuth--a very eminent divine
and much esteemed ny the congregations-dicd at
Lynchburg, Va, yes'erday. lie was ciRhty-cght
years Qf pgcs