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Case No. A65
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States, fec the Western District OF Virginia
In Bankruptcy.
In The matter Ct Samuel Hunter, Bankrupt.
20 whom it may concern:
The undersigned, A. $. Mauzy Of st.unton, Az
guata, Co. Va hereby gives notice Of his appoint-
nent as Assignee ofths eatate of Samuel Hunter,
Of Augusta county. in said district, who ives. On
she 29h day Of Jaly, A. D., 1878, adjudged T.
Bankrupt on his own petition by tie District
Court Of said district
Dated Oct. %, 1879.
A. s. NAUZY,
oct 3O-3. Assignee.
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rGasa No. A54l

Case No. 454
Nm IEE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
81 States, for the Western District Of Virginia.
in Bankruptcy.
In the matter OF Robert P. Eubank, bankrupt
70 IYhons IL Nay Concern;
The undersigned, Harvey Risk. of Augusta Co.,
Va, hereby gives notice Of his appointment as
Assignee Of the estate of Robt. ?, Eubank, Of
Augusta county. in said District, who was. on
the 18th day of July A. D., 1873, adjudged 8
bankrupt On his own petition by. the District
Court OF said District. m4 4
Dated staunton We. Oct. %, 1878.
HARVEY RISK,
oct 30-2t Assignee.
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Case No 463
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States, for the Western District Of
Virsnia.-In Bankruptcy.
In the matter Of John Dellinger, Bankrupt
To ,ybom ii may concern:
The undersigned, Watkins James. Of Wood
stoos, Shenandoah county, Va. hereby gives
notice of his appointment as Assignee Of the es-
tate Of John Delinger. OF Shenandoah County,
IN said district who was, the 25th day Of
July, A. D., 1878, adjudgea Bs nkrupt on his own
petition By the District Court Of said District.
Dated, Woodstock, Va. Oct. 80 1873
WATKINS JAMES, Assignee.
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Tease No. .479 I

OHhE ND ~ .
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States, for the Western District Of
Virginia in Bankruptcy.
In the matter Of Alfred Plumb, Bankrupt.
IL ploaa 1t may concern
The undersigned, Z A. Berlin, Of Harrisonburg
Roesingham county. Va, hereby gives notice of
his appointment as Assignee ofthe estate Of Alfred
Plpmh. os Waynesboro Angusfa CO.. n said Dis
talc, wnp gas, tnt Nth day Of Auglss, a. D.,
1879, adiudgel a Bankrupt on bis own petition
BIZ the District Court Of said district
Dated October a5 1873.
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The statement made by the Staunton cor
respondent Of the Richmond Dispatch to the
effect that frauds have been practiced by the
Republicans in the registration of colored
voters in this city, is malicious falsehood.
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Cease Ne. 436.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States, for the Western District of Virginia.
In Bankruptcy.
In the matter Of Charles *. Hyde, Bankrupt.
70 whom it n.ay concern;
The undersigned,
undersigned. A. S. Many, Il staunton, Augusta
Co.. Va, hereby gives notics Of his appointment
as Assignee Of the estate Of Charles Hyde, Of
Augusta county in said district, who was on
ihe Jst day Of July. 1878. alijudged Bank
lmpt on his own petition by the District Court Ct
said district!
Dated, Oct. 244tA, 1879
A. s. MAUzT, Assignee.
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Raleigh T. Daniel, if elected Attorney
General Of Virginia, will be member Of the
State Board Of Education. He has declared
that the free schoolla Law shall never be en-.
forced By any act Ct his Friends Of free
schools, remember that by voting for the
Conservative ticket, you vote to place man
in power, who will do all he can to kill the
system.
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1t turned quite cold on Tuesday night,
ard we had ice 10 the rain barrels and small
ponds an inch think Wednesday morning.
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Neav Advertisements.
ICase No. 45O.]

Tease No. 49,
I'm THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
Il States, for the Western Ditrict of Virginia.
IN Bankruptcy.
In the matter of Hezikiah Orndof and wife,
bankrupts.
70 Whom at Hay Concera:
The undersigned, Watkins James, Of
Shenandoah county, Virginia, hereby gives notice
eff his appointment as Assignee Of the Estate OF
Hezikiah Orndotf s. wife, of Shenandoah Co., in
said District, who was, on the 18th day OF July, a
D. 1875 adjudged a bankrupt on his own petluon
by the District Court of said District.
Dated Oct, %, 1873.
Get 23-st WATKINS JAMES, Assignee.
+. Cease No. 1919
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States, for the Western district Of Virginia.
In Bankruptcy.
In the matter of George W. Wexford, Bank
rupt.
70 whom it may concern:
The undersigned, Harvey Risk, Of Augusta
county. We, hereby gives notice Of his ap
pointment as Assignee of the estate of George W.
Wexford, Of augusta county, in said district,
who was on the 30th day of July, A. D.,
1878, adiudged Bankrupt on his own petition
by the District Court of said district.
Dated, Staunton, Oct, %, 1878
oct S0-3t HARVEY RISK, Assignee.
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Withers apd Daniel were high priests IN
the Know Nothing Order in 1855. They
were for prescribing every foreigner and
catholic III the country. They are now advo-
eating the same spirit, in another FORM
Ouce give power to that spirit, and it may
develop itself in another Know Nothing
crusade.
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General W. G. Wickham, with other dis .
tlnguished speakers, addressed an immense
Republican meeting il Norfolk, % Monday
T..
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0N~"YOU MAY STRIKE CtT THE TEST OATH AND
risfRANCHIstNG CLAUSE AND THE COUNTY Or
AANizATIoNsrsTEM REFYeU STILL. HAVE
THAT INFAMOUS FREE sCIEOOL SYSTEM
LEFT. WHICH WILL 1T ADOPTED, FORCE THE
PROPERTY HOLDERS OF TEE STATE TO PAY A
REGIMENT OF SHE CARPET-BAGGERS' FROM
MASSACHUSETTS TO EDUCATE THE CHILDREN
OF NON-PR 1PERTY- HOLDERS. / SPIT UPON THIS
CONSTITUTION, AND TRAMPLE IT UNDER MY
FEET" sUITING THE ACTION TO THE WoRD)-
kssrGst from speech Of Colonel lithers in 1861.
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aM."fF EVER HAVE III z POWER IL Rem.
Der THE SCHOOL FEATURE OF THE CONSTITU-
rtoN NUGhToEy. TT AEE.HEvEA BE CAR
KYED DET BY ANY NOTE 0Es ACTION OF
MINE"
n r. Daniel, in Speech before the Erginia Leg
ls;ssNys at ito lat session.
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Every Republican should make up his
mind to 90 to the polls promptly and cast his
vote for Hughes, Ramsdell aud Fultz. 1t
is duty he owes to his State and the Ma
tion. 1t is merely voting to sustain the con
stitu.ion as it is and the laws Of the coun-
try. What higher duty could inspire him !?
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SOL. SMITH RUSSELL

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LADY ORCHESTRA.
YOUNG LADIES' SILVER CaRNET BAND
EVERYTHING NEW AND BRILLIANT!
ALL THE NEWEST SONGS AND La
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NEW ARTISTS. NEW INSTRU MEN'IS!
NEW COSTU MES NEW PROPERTIES,
THE WHOLE COMPANY WILL
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Admission, rs and Scots.
Seats can be secured in advance ct Belly
Cos Book Store.
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DOT 3O-2


Case NO. QUO
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE: That on the Oath
day of Sept, A D. 1873, q Warrant in Bankrupt.
cy was issued against the estate Of William
Minnck. Of Broadway, Rockingham Co., State of
Va, who has been adjudged 8 Bankrupt
his own petition That the payment of any debts
and the delivery Of any property belonging to
said Bankrupt, to hin or for his use. and the
transfer Of any properly by him, are forbidden
by law That q meeting Of the Creditors Of 2
said Bankrupt, TO prove their debts and choose
one more Assignees of his estate, will be held
at Court Of Bankruptcy, to be holden at the
office OF the Register in Bankruptcy in Harrison
burg, Virginia, before c. DOUGLAS GRAY, Esq,
Register on the Goth dey OF Nov, A. D., 1878, at
10 o'clock a. m
JOSEPH s. EFFINGER,
Deputy U. s. Marshal, as Messenger
oct 30-at
Cease No. sos
THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT on the 22d
day Of Sept a. D., 1873, Warrant i'll Bankrupt
cy WAS issued against the estate of Isaac Ritch-
ie, OF kushvile, Rockingham Co, and State
OF Virginia. who has been adjudged Bankrupt
ON his own petition THAT the payment of any
debts and the delivery OF any property belonging
to said Bankrupt, to him for his use, and tho
transfer Of any properly by him, forbidden
BY law That q meeting OF the creditors of said
Bankrupt, to prove their debts and choose one or
more Asslgnees OF his esiats will be held at
Court of Bankruptcy, 10 be holden at the offics of
the Register il Bankruptcy in Harrisopburg,
Virginia. before G. Douglas Gray. Esq, Regis
Ter, Oh the 26ih day Of November A. D 1873, 1T
10 O'Clock - IN. JOSEPH EFFlNGER,
Deputy S. Marshal, as Messenger.
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Case Ne. 1857

CgS9 I4N AJ3
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States, for the Western District OF Virgiria.-
In the matter Of g. P. Criser, bankrupt
To whom it may concern:
The undersigned Giles Cook and z. 3. Bayly,
Of Warren county, Ea.,~hereby give notice of
their appointment as Azsignees Of the estate Of
r p. Criser. of Warren, county,
in said District. who was, on the l4th day of
july. A. D., 1873, adjudged Bankrupt On his
own peiitionby the District Court OF sad District
GILES COOK, Jr., R. b. BAYLY,
oct s0-3t Assignees.
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Dubfie school Notice. Applicants for
4 positions in public schools of the county,
who have not been examined are notified to APP
ply at the cice Of the Superintendent on SAT-
uRDAYS. at 10 O'Clock, a. m.
oct 3o-lt r. s. HAMILTON. c 8
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Neav Anpea.e5ae 75aegafs.

FElobacco, Cigars. respectfully
4 call attention TO splen lid stock of To-
BAcco, SEaARs, SC, just received and ask
samers and retail dealers to call and examine the
same before buying elsewhere.
oct Soft COCHRAN & WALKER
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PERSONAL Hon. L. Fl. Chandler and
Capt Il. Rives were the guests Of Maj.
Ed Mcmahon, on Mauday last.
Hon. J. Il. Lewis was in the city OF Staun-
ton, GA Tuesday evening last, and Left On tie
night express for Richmand.
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Il is beloved that Ex- President Jnhnsen
= i rsno-xr The g., t,$,O ne had deposited
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Case No. 453
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States for the Western District Of Virginia.

(CaSe NO. @5O.
I'M wuE DISTRICT COURT or TEE UNITED
states. for tho Western district CT Yirgizia.--
la Bankruptcy.
TO whom it may oonceEn
The undersigned, A. W. McDsnald, Of Berry
,ille. Clarke county, Virginia, hereby gives NO
lice CT his appointment Assignee of the estats
of James Mccormick, Of Clarke county. in
sa;d District, who was, on the lst day Of July,
4. D.. 1878, adjudged a. Bankrupt on his own
petition by the District Court of said district.
Dated, Oct Is, 1878.
oct cost 4. ". MeuONALD, Assignee.
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Political Party Tactics for Sectional Advan.
taseS and Commercial Profits.
The Council Presidency-FrenchR Reports of Citi-
zen Disaffscton-Co Course Of Opera
ton of the Carlists.
TELEGRAM TO TIE NEW YORK HERALD.

MADRID March 10, 1873
The radical Deputies to the National Assembly
from Andalusia have called a meeting of oil the
Andalusian Deputies in the Assembly to consider
o proposition for setting up Federal State gov
eminent in Andalusia, based free trade and free
ports.
The federalists are organizing revolutionary
Central Committee In Madrid.
The irreeoncllables have made attempts to &C.
duce the troops OF the garrison from their loyalty
to the government, but without success.
THE PRESIDENCY OF THE COUNCIL OF MINISTRY.
Senior ri Margall, Minister OF the Interior. pre-
sides over the Ministerial Council in the absence Of
Senior Figueras.
PARIS REPORTS OF CITIZEN DIsAFFEcrIoN IN THE
PROVINCES.
letter from Madrid under date of Saturday last
says it was reported in that city that day that
twenty-five of the provinces of Spain have
threatened to discontinue their recognition OF the
authority of the government OF Madrid II the AS
sembly Is not dissolved. 1t was also reported that
threats had been made by the authorities of Cata-
lonia to declare the independence Of that province.
THE CARLISr CAUSE AND ITS CONSEQUENCES IN THE
COUNTRY.
despatch from Bayonne to Paris says tho Car
lists in the Spanish province OF Guipuzcoa have
cut the railway and burned several stations be-
tween san Sebastian and Irun. Travel between
those towns is entirely suspended. A band of in
surgents is threatening Irun, and 1t is feared the
town will TALL into their hands.
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A LOUISVILLE BANK ROBBED.

LOUISVILLE, KY, March 10, 1873
This morning the clerks of the Falls City Tobacco
Bank, corner OF seventh and Maine streets, found
it impossible to unlock the safe. Surprising the
lock was out OF order, man was sent for to open
it. The doors were forced about four O'Clock this
afternoon, when It was discovered that burglars
mad entered the vault from room on the second
story by cutting hole in the floor and
passing through the arch over the vault cut
ting away the inch chilled iron castings and
then with drills and powder bursting open the
door OF the safe. The sale was the cashiers, and
had only special deposits and coaterals in it. The
cellaterals and deposits mainly consisted Of local
bonds which were left behind but the following
special deposits are missing :-One bag containing
$4,000 In gold; ten ten-forty government bonds OF
$1,000 each two hve-twenty government bonds OF
$500 each. The tellers safe, winch was beside the
cashiers and which contained the banks funds, was
undisturbed.
The bank loses nothing. 1t is supposed the bur-
glars accomplished their work yesterday and last
night as the room over the vault, occupied for
several years Office by the Mutual Benefit Life
Insurance Company, Of Newark, N. j., was dis
turbed, the mating having been lifted and
hole cut through the door. After accom-
placed the planks and mating full set
OF burglars tools were lett by the daring operators,
including iron and copper sledge hammers, drills
fuse, &c. 1t is impossible yet to ascertain how
much Is lost by the burglary but 1t is not believed
to be much more than the aforementioned bonds
and geld. No clue has been discovered 10 the per
petrators Of the robbery. thousand dollars re-
ward has been offered for their capture and infor-
nation of the affair has been telegraphed to the
principal cities reached from here by rail.
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A N u s e NJ E N rs.
Lucca and Kellogg in "Mignon.

Lucca and Kellogg in sMignon.''
The repetition OF Thomas opera at the Academy
last night was tolerably successful on the whole
With two such artists as Lucca and Kellogg in the
principal female roles the public receives much
as managers in these beggarly managerial
days are in the habit OF giving. The
opera is very far from being masterpiece,
just in proportion as the composer is far from
taking rank with the great masters OF song. He
has his pleasing touches and his little flashes that
look like the true Inspiration, but are not. The
hbretto is rubbshy as librett0s generally are. The
story is improbable, but romantic, and only in the
last act reaches anything like dramatic force,
and then by the time-honOred recognition be-
tween father and child which has passed
into byword Of burlesque There is no neces-
sity In looking at last nights performance, to
tread the delicate ground OF comparison between
the MignOn OF the two seasons gone and the
MignOn OF the present. 1t is nevertheless, some
thing which wanders tantalizingy through the
bushels of wisdom have been wasted on
the subject In the corridors OF the Academy.
tisans, each as fierce and dOgmatic the "author-
ity on music" always insists on making himself.
The fact is that Mignon in New York has been a
crammed into very inferior part, and there are
occasions in 1t when to Obtrude special merit Is
OF the order of naturaness. This salient fact
Is one which your partisan habltually ignores.
Nine. Lucca brings to the part dramatically,
her intensity, which, except in the scene we have
mentioned IN the last act has no opportunity for
its display, and there she makes the most OF it.
The concerted piece in the first act was very well
rendered, and MgnOn's little prayer, 'Santa vir-
CINE Maria" brought forth all the full. rich tones
Of her lower notes that dwell so in the memory.
In the second act the capriciousness 'CenoscO un
Zingarello," exhibiting somewhat her skill in
routades, was very charmingly rendered
except the SOLO in the park scene, which
Lucca gave with power, the striking oppor-
tunities for vocal display go no further. The
cast has one great advantage over that OF the
Nilsson season in the possession OF Miss Kellogg as
Filna. Ii Is q part, oddly enough that does not
call for much acting, although it is the part OF an
actress. Miss Kellogg has only TO sing couple Of
arias and some bits OF recitative. For the IL
is merely necessary to look pretty and act without
sympathy. She succeeded In these requirements
without difficulty Her pOl0naise In the third act
was fine piece OF vOcaliZatiOn in her best method,
and received deserved encore. Vizzani was in
better voice than usual last night Janet was, as
usual conscientious. On Wednesday "Der Frey
schultz will be performed.
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means at their disposal to defend their lawful free
dom and stanchly to vndicate the very smallest OF
their ecclesiastical rights. In the interest OF the
tom OF our heart we entreat and adjure the rulers
OF this Kingdom and all those having an influence
upon the conduct Of n.S,ic affairs to retrace their
sters ,,r the fatal pain entered upon: to restore
Deace and the consciousness OF an acknowledged
and lawful position to the members OF the Catholic
Church, numbering so many millions In Prussia and
forcing upon us q set OF laws which, while every
bishop would find them incompatible with his oath
of ONCE, and every priest and ayman contrary to
the dictates OF his conscience would entail endless
misior tune upon our beloved country were they
ever carried out by 1orce
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The MOdOcs Surrender as
Prisoners Of War.
Peacemaker Meacham's Despatch
to Secretary DelanO.
"We Believe Now that Peace Will
Be Permanent"

WASHINGTON. March TO- 1873.
The Secretary Of the Interior to-day received q
telegram from A. b. Meacham. President of the
Board OF Peace Commissioners. in which, under
date OF March 8, he reports that the Modocs have
surrendered to General Candy as prisoners OF war.
to be fed. clothed, protected and removed to a dis
tant country. They had named Monday to meet
the army wagons near the lava beds.
Mr.. Meacham adds
eve believe now that peace will be permanent"
Secretary Delano states that the department will
take steps, soon possible procure for these
Modocs an acceptable and suitable reservation.
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THE NEW HAMPSHIRE ELECTION.

CONCORD, March 10, 1873.
The trains this evening and throughout the day
brought home voters in considerable numbers,
though net in crowds, as before the previous cleo
tion There is no new phase in politics. The re-
publicans still claim they shall elect straw and
carry the three Congressional districts and
that the House and Senate Will remain about the
same as last year. The democrats express conf
dence that they will carry the Second and Third
districts while the First IS doubtful that II there Is
Everything is remarkably quiet, though both COM
mittees are hard at work.
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NiblO's Garden.

At Niblo's Garden LEO and Lotos" was presented
in . slightly revised state last evening. The action
of the piece has not been touched, but new songs
have been given to several Of the characters and
the ballots have, in some particulars, been re-
newed. In the variety portion Of the entertainment
Mr.. Richard Holman has been introduced to give the
falsstto Swiss warblings, and Senior Sparate, the
MAN Ape" puts himself in perious postures at
the top OF pole, held in the grasp OF brlgand-
like rgan-grinder. These novelties are not very
important, but as LEO and Lotosn retains Its
scenic interest, they give in some measure
renewed life TO the entertainment.
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THE TIvOLI RAILROAD COLLISION.
TrvoLT, March 10, 1873.


The inquest upon the body OF Henry Major, who
was killed in the collision on the Hudson River
Railroad at this place on Tuesday last, was CON-
menced here to-day, before Coroner Wilson Hicks,
of Poughkeepse. Quite large number OF railroad
men were present and much interest was mani
tested. IL will be remembered that the collision
was caused by the Saratoga or fast train NO. ~
down, running into the New York Express or mo.
p up. The affair occurred about noon oil the day
mentioned. Several witnesses were examined,
but the testimony was not concluded when the
Jury adjourned until tomorrow.
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OHIO OBJECTS TO THE CONGRESSIONAL
BACK PAY.

COLUMBUS, March 10, 1873.
In the Lower House Of the Legislature to-day
resolution was adopted consuming the Ohio Men,
bers OF Congress who voted for the retroactive
salary bill. motion to amend the resolution so
as TO censure the President for signing and approx
ing the bill called out discussion and was
finally lost by vote OF "a to So
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CUBA.

Independent but Not Over Modest.
HAVANA, March s, 1873.
In answer to certain propositions the Tribune
announces edtOrially that it will not sell itself or
its opinions
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship Minnesota will leave this port on
Wednesday for Queenstown and Liverpool.
The mails for Europe will close at the Post ONCE
ut twelve O'Clock M.
The NEW YORK Standardization for Europe
will be ready at nine O'Clock in the morning.
Single copies, In wrappers for mailing, six cents.
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EMOCRATIC-LIBERAL GAINS IN THE EN-
PRE- STATE.
ALBANY, N. r., March 10.

ALBANY, N. Y, March 10, 1873.
table will be published tomorrow, showing
that OF thirty seven counties holding town meet
inQs the democrats and liberals have carried
twenty against five last year, making O net gain
on their side OF eighty three towns.
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Halls.
TORONTO, Ont, March 10. 1873.
A special despatch from Fort Garry, Manitoba, to-
the Globe says
Immense excitement prevails in Winnipeg, owing
TO the fact that 1t was sought to pass bill through
the Legislature which would have let the Hudson
Bay Company and other landed prOprietOrs on
with the payment OF third Of the usual tax. An
Indignation meeting was held and a committee APP
pointed to plead at the bar OF the House, whittier
they were followed by 400 people.
The bill was ultimately thrown out on technt-
cality On account OF the rulings OF the Speaker he
was decOyed from his house at midnight and adj
ministered coat of tar. The government has Of
fered 81, 900 reward for the conviction OF the perpe
traitors. Fearing further breaches OF the peace
military guard has been placed over the Parliament
House
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PRINT CLOTH MARKET.

PROVIDENCE. r. l., March 10, 1873.
The print cloths market 10 quiet and oricea are
unchanged.