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Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-11-14

CHER FF's sALt.-In cbsncety of New Jer-
> sey.--Bet seen Es er Woodr ii, complainant,
and John Q. Dudley, ct ais, defendants Fieri
faclas
By virtue of the above stat ID writ OF feri facias,
to me directed shall eSpose for sale. It publ
ndue, at the Court use. in the 'ity OF Eiizs-
beth, N. j., on W. dnesday, the 26th day OF No.
Sember, A D. 1873. at two O'Clock p. m Of said
day all that tract or parcel Of land and premises,
he einafter particularly descrilei, sltuat+, lying
and being in tae said city Il liGAb9tb, In tue
county OF Union. and state of New Jersey, wing In
the ElzabethtGwn meadows. bound as folluws
Beginning at Eliz ibethtown creek at the mouth OF
ditch as 1t EN- ties into raid creek adjoining
he ldows formerly of wi lam Gibbons, and is the
nd lot of salt meadow north OF the causeway
which said Gibbons made to The creek al ferry
thence along said ditch northeaster!y to etHke in
the edge OF the up'snd thence along the edge o!
the u land adipi ing the tad Gibbons and
northeasterly to stake in line Of ditch ad'oin-
Ing said Gibbons nj thence along raid ditch
southeasterly to Eiizabethtown creek thence
along said creek to the place OF beginning, con-
tanning Il acres and fify.sIx t56 rod, mora
1893, being the same p ernises conveyed to JOHN
o. dudley and James y. Bat e, by de;d Of jacob
T. Merritt, dated April %, 1869.
SETH b. RYDER fherti.
[ zabeth, September Goth, 1873. o29 iGTu
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1t is said among the Spanish residents
in New York that, in addition to those
whose execution has already been re-
ported, every soul found on board the
Virginius at the time of her capture has
been put to death. According to this
statement not one American witness Of
the affair is left alive.
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WIN. A. VAN vOoRHIs,
CONFECTIONERY AND CIGAR STORE,
sos ELIzABElH AVENUE.
GRcHAhp STREET. SEWER.

N'hCilA'b % 81. W rIlt'
From Morris avenue to Chiffon street.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.-Notice IL
~ hereby given, That the Commissioners
report and estimate for constructing and
building a sewer III Or, hard street, from
Morris avenue to Chiffon street have been
deposited in the Office of the Comptroller OF
the city of Elizabeth for inspection, and all
parties having objections thereto a,e here
by required to make the same to the Com
missioners, on Friday, the 2lst day of Nov.
ember, A. D. 1873, at ~ o'clock in the eve-
ming at the office of SAID Commissioners, at
the City Hall, in said city.
WILLIAM II. LU>TER,
c ARLE H. WATERBURY,
FRANCIS HARRIS,
Commissioners Of Assessments.
Elizabeth, November 10, 1878. MS 1w
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MARRIED.

arocK-WATsoN.-At Hamorton, Pa on
Thursday, November 6, by the Rev. Fielder
Israel, lat the residence Of the BRIDES mo-
thor, Mrs. Mary @. Wilson, Cardwell
Stock, of Wilmington, Delaware, to Mrs. N.
G.. Watson. of Hamorton.
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New Advertisements.

SHERIFF'S sALE.-Un'on County Circuit
- Court - hristisn Brandt Va. Stephen sauer.
III is de no. ct ter. In case.
The above sale stands djourned TO wednet day,
the 10th day of December, A. d. 1873, at the same
hour and place.
SETH B. Ryder, Sheriff
Elizabeth, November H. 1873. MIA 4wF
CHERRIES 5AIE.--1o Chsncery of New Jer-
- 'sey. Between Albert p. Condit. Surviving
trnstee OF Thomas Ward. deceased, complainant,
and Horace q. Hquier. ct ux. ct ais. defendants.
Fl. "a for sale of mortgsRsd premi, 90.
The abov sale stands adiour, cd to WedD esday,
tho 10th day OF December. A. d. 1878, at the
hour and pls, ..
aFTH B. RYDER. Sheriff
Elizabeth, \ vernber 2, 1873. MIA 4vF
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WANTED,

A reliable American or German woman
to take charge of a little boy. Must be OF an
obiging disposition and understand machine
sewing Call on Mrs. C. B. PLACE, corner
Of " estminster avenue and Parker lane. 2t*
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SIEA' ED PROPOSALS. will be received at this
- Office of the street Commissioner City Hall,
until Monday. the lst day of December, 1873, at
eight o clock p. In. for the following work:
The Glowing IL about the am Junt of work to he
done, and the materials 20 be furnish d in the
conptr elton and completion of said work:
STILES STREET AND CHERRY STREET.
To regulate, grade and curb stiles str. OF, rom
Cherry street to hilton st eet aud for e5uatii &
and grading Cherry street. rom Orchard street to
the city line, Except where pelmistion has beeu
granted
5. 90 cubic yarda OF excavation.
l,lG0 feet OF curb.
IN CHERRY STREET.
$50 cubic yards OF fill e.
Bidde 8 will be required to include beth streets
in the Same proposal; they will also be required
to bid on he time take for the completion " tho
work. at the rate Of s225 per day for curb, gutter
aud tagging.
Tho plans and specifications OF the work can
he examined at the Office OF the Street Com,uis-
sioi err.
Said proposals must be accompanied by hond,
executed by two or more ample, satisfactory and
sufficient securities. resident in tn. county in at
least one-fnurth the sum 81 ecihed In the propos-
al for the performance of the ", rk should the
contract re awarded to the person making the
proposal and that II the person or persons omit
or refuse to execute such contract. they will pay
TO the city of Elizabeth any difference between the
hums he "r they would have been entitled to upon
the completion of tho contract and that which the
city OF Elisabeth may be obliged to pa the per-
son or persons by whom such contract shall be
executed.
Payments will be made in cash monthly, in sums
nrt less than ono thousand dollars, as the werk
progresses on q ce tificate Of the City Surveyor.
the city retaining twenty-five per cent, which will
be paid when the work Is completed.
7 he penslty for each da- g neglect to complete
the work. scco' ding 10 the contract, beyond the
hxed therein shall be three dollars where the
gross amount to be pnid the contra tor shall be
less than three thousand dollars, AID two
dollars per day additional for every two
Thousand dolls,s beyond that sum. All penalties
incurred shall be ded 'cted from the amount
due the contractor before the final payment "a
made,
CHARLES p. JOHNSON,
Street Commissioner.
Elizabeth, November TO- 1874. nil 3wTu
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A TTACHMENT Nor CE.

a
Take notice, That writ OF attachment
has been issued ont Of the Circuit Court in
and for the County of Union in the sum OF
one thousand ono hundred and forty-four
dollars and twenty-throe cents against
the estate OF Alexander Gonklin, an
absent defendant, at the suit OF Joseph
Noes, in a plea of trespass on the case upon
promises to his damage OF two thousand two
hundred and eiPhty-tight dollars and forty
six cents and that the sad writ was return
ed by the Sheriff Of said County ON the first
Tuesday in September. A. D. 1873.
Dated, September 3D., 1873.
HEN Il. CANNON, Clerk.
J. AUGusrus FAY, Jr., Attorney,
~ & ISL troad street, Elizabeth.
nt oaw 3m
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House Furnishing Goods.
VNO THE PUBLIC.

TINo THE PUBLIC.
The subscriber has variety Of Furni-
ture and House Furnishing Goods which he
is selling cheap. The u;lIc arc invited to
xanine. Quick Sales and Small Profits is
ever my motto.
SELL BLACK WALNUT CHAM
Der SUITS, 10 PIECES. SS5 90
IMITATION BLACK WALNUT
CHAMBER SUITS. ............ 80 90
FINE EEAMELED CHAMBER
SUITS. .......,.................. 20 90
BLACK WALNUT EXTENSION Ia
Observation-Disclosures. 10 90
BLACK WALNUT WORK TABLES. 2 so
EXCELSIOR MATTRESSES. ..... 4 90
STRAW MATTRESSES. .... 8 90 TO 5 90
HUSH MATTRESSES. ,...... 4 90 TO 90
And everything in proportion.
UPHOLsTEhING AND REPAIRING
NEATLY DONE.
JAMES SAWYER,
No. 1913 BROAD STREET, ELIZABETH.
o29 If
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Savings Institutions.

ELIZABETHToWN
Y1NGs IEsTITU TIoN.
No. lGSSs BROAD STREET.
CHARTERED 1850.
Open Daily from 9 A. NJ. to 4 P. NJ, and OF,
Saturday Evening, from 2 to 8. Wednesday
and Saturday Evenings. from to 3.
Six per cent. interest allowed en- all deposita
from s. to $1,000.
OFFICERS:
NJ. NJ. WOODRUFF, President
ELIAS DARBY. Vice President.
N. W. HALsEY, Jr,
Secretary and T, ossurer.
MANAGERS:
Benjamin Williamson, n. Woodruff,
william p. milford. David Mosqueron,
NJ. ". Halsey, John Mscklin,
Luther 4. Hand DR.. J, g. Crane
Wilsn B. Tucker, Georpe O. T. Reanan
M EOHANlCS' SAVINGS BANK,
No. 1876 BROAD STREET,
Open from a. m. to 4 p. m.
Monday end Saturday evenings from six to eight
O'Clock
Money deposited On or before the 18th of jar
uary, April, July, and October, viii draw six per
cent. interest from the hrst OF these month";.
BOARD OF MANAGERS:
THOMAS B. LEGGErT, WaI. MoKINLAy,
THONAs b. BupD, WIN +. PRocToR.
JOHN KEAS.
= THOMAS B. LEGGE1T', President.
DAVID }. MEEkER,
TREASURY nd Secrersr7
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Real Estate and Insurance.

EGAN Il RYAN,
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE,
Life, Fire and Marine Insurance effected in
f1rst-class Companies. Houses to let
and rents collected.
Special Agents for Inman, State and Will
liams & Guion lines Of uropean Steamers.
Coal by the Car or Cargo.
OFFICES:
No. 2O5 Broad street, Ne. 10s First street,
and adjoining depot Of Central Railroad,
EliZabethport, N. J.
john EaAN,
fl5 2. ]. RYAN.
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G1iaf:2 ptbrin9en.

Na6 her jInsiten @rlfs;abluns in
Glias 2otbrtnsen telBt risS 2ano i'm
@ansen 356475 9ausbaltunsen in
255,609 Wpbnbduiern. Die GiYilbe>
pSlferung be|duft fd auf l,517,A91
5eelen unt $4,000 perlonen sdbleu
auu, Deer. Die @ipilbepSlferung tbeilt
i9 in 727,049 Ysripnsn mdnnliden
unb 789,545 Yerloneu meiblt6en Sc
l1le@tes. 9n Be3us auf bic @elisics
men fntet man 1,223.l61 8attolifen,
250,698 Y%roteaanten, 1923 MnsebS.
rise anbsrsr @riRli&en@ ecte1 uno 40,>
812 Siraeliten. >2otbrinsea bat
1874 Blinoe, 1724Eaubfumme 2214
Bl5pfnniee uno 1880 @eifesfranfe.
Obise 3otlen unterabtbeilen f@ wie
fol9t. Inter liab adblt 588>947S See
len auf 1881 9ausbaltun3en In
100,294 6duiern .9otbrinset, 474,s
316 Seelen auf 1l9,497 9~ausbaltun>
gen In 1886 9dulern; Ober>Gliab
454.231 Seelen ouf 101,157 6aus>
baltunsen in 68,489 6auern. Sn
8esus auf @ilitairperIonen sdblt mar.
beren 16,143 in 9otbrineen, 11,459 in
Inter GliaB uno 4641 Mann Inn ber>
Glloe.
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&atbpliitbe m~iifipms:Nereime

Die beipen be%reutenbfsn fatbpli1den
Miiiipns>@ ereine, Ter 9yuner far@laus
benspsrbreituns, uup ter @erein rer +.
&inbbeit baben jeeer in 1872 cine
Webretnnabme BON ca. 10000 9blr.
eeae,, baS @priabr er3ieIt. Die Gin
nabmen tes 2yoner gereinS ron 1872
teliefen lid auf nabesu Il Miuiunen
Ebalsr, unp bic res GereiaS Ter }.
ainpbeit ouf 566,179 Sblr. Die
ceut19en Di6celen, nit Musi9lus Der
baieril@en, rpel@e ZEN beionceren Sub
tpiasperein'bilben, lieferten an ben 2yoz
aer 0erein 92,849 Tblr., une an ben
@erein Ter }. &tnpbeit einidliebli&
Baierrs 62.567 Gblr. GlfaBs2ptbrins
oen ouei1 fit ben Qyoner @erein, 49,
852 Gblr., fit ben 8erei, Ger }. &ino<
belt 1921 Tbaler.
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aus Gnalane miro teridtet, rab bic
Nusfhten fir @eisen> welde nod
Mitte Stunt rpesen Der falten T~riibjabrsz
tuitter1na nidt ednftia ,raren, it6 ieit@
Dem esbe15ert BADEN. Die Tri9te erbalz
ten i9 suiebenps rur9 marine &e9enz
19auer unb bic Telcer boten Elm 70 erz
freulideS Bi!p, taB man einen mabieen
Durdibnitts . Grtrase entseseniebt
.penneleid Der Grnte- S@nitt a6t bic
Yieriebn Sage ipdter als font miro fatt>
fnoen fSnnen. Seitcem bat tas &atel
a%nbausrnte 6iBe unp nod sanfisere
@usfdten Semelpet.
). aus un9arn> Der &%orntarun,er
Gurppa's, tauteten etenfaus nad Mitte
Stunt he NaHridten ni&t iebr berubisz
enb. Man tppQte mi1en, tas In iebr
ntslen Yuitenfriden bas @etreibe tur@
8ranb poer Rpf fart selitten babe.
Snswii9en rriro Ter ~. 49," uateru,
6 Suli aus YeRb selarieben @dbreup
Dor eini9en @pden bic Beri@te aus
llnearr, pouer @ipeipri@e tuaren, finb
lest ale aus pbjettiper 9ue0e fomnner<
ben barauf besieliden Na@ri@ten
aiemli1 iibereinftimmeno, uno es ldBt
lid taber :I9pn leidter Gin l1rtbeil lber
bic Grwartun9en, 3u eeaen bic bepor>
Hebente Grnte ra1 rem eeeenpdrtisen
5tante her @aaten beredttet, at9eben.
@enn mir ben Snbalt ber aablretden,
In lebter !3eit 3use9angenen Soate'1'
fanosbniGts, sulammenfa1tn, 70. ee>
lanoeu mir 3u ben, Neiultate baB bteiel>
ben binfatli9 @eisen In, aueemeinen
her 5ofnung auf cine ni&t nur aep5bn>
lide 1onbern quite Mittelernte Nauti
aeben. Dae Wettsr Der lebten 3pet
DuGsn rpar aud fir ben @ei3enbau
70 eunftia, pie es fi9 Der eanbmar11
ntdt better munl1en tonnte. Inter
benz Ginfu0e Der a%rBenebmten mileer
Teraperatur tsr @orwp9e fonrte bic
&ernbilounG unbeldiist Don uberndB>
tser 5ise in befriebieenbRer Meiie por
ft@ eeben, uao in GoIse tes pra9ts
.petters, peldes in unsarn felt sinisen
Ia9en berrl9t, 1T Der @ei,en fdpn
f9nittreif 9eporten; In Der 1bat bat,
tpie man beridtet, I'M 8anat feQenwei1e
ber WeiSeni@nitt bereits bssonnen uni
in ettpa aat Easen miro berlelbe 1&pn
aueemein erfolaen. Wu@ bic 6ualitdt
Yerlpri9t cine bsfrieoisenpe gu ,peroen,
@eit peniQer 9lnfis lauten bic Se=
rt@te lber @oseen, BOD bdrfte Der Min.
terertrae in bteier Gru&Aorte aufeewo:
aett tperbe1 tur@ Elm febr sutes Grseb:
1tB in G pmmerfaaten. Son btelen gal
xberbaupt nur MoiS 3u xIasen Nnlae
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1866

tbolifsn, melhs5 ~ @tasprcnetcn .aute
8atbpliter, quite yolen uni Mdnner
pom cpnlerpatiYer 0einnuna" Ssrlanat,
unp Aetpnt, RAP polen, ris ecaen Die
fatbp!il9e STRIDE slsi6slltis inn, bel
ben jssiosn Soften nidt ;u Setrauden
leien; cS empfsble iib aud RE Wabl
BON orei pcer pier gsitli9en, melbe alS
Sa1yeritlnrise Eel rem 9easnmdrtisen
fi1denspolitil@en Conflict in Sstraat
fpmmeu.
Der Gonsrss Der INSTRUMENTATION
Mrteiterpartei lru in Ni,ntera am
Spnntaa, "a. Muauit, une zen frlsen>
rsn Iasen itattfneen. Aus rer fir
bic sel6lp1lenen Sieunaen sur Seratbs
uns unp Selblubfa6un9 lber innere
parteianselsaenbeiten fetsefellten Ias
sssorcnuns 1T pom ausemeinerem Sn>
tsrel7e nur her finite Yunft: "GeffeQ'
ung Ger 8ablfrsiis in wel9en non
Narteiweaen Gantiraten itellt
tperren lollsn unr @erRdnpisune iiter
bic cen @ablfrsiien su empfetlenren
Ganptraten."
gu ZEN @ablen bat Der iccial>remp>
frati1ds ~ausemeine reutide Mrteiter>
Gsrein" ben 0runriaB aufseteut, rab
bic Yartei iiberaI ia, mo- es 3wiiden
Ger tir9li1sn prer olt>cpni eroatipen
partsi einerlsit5 uno ben Natirnal>St>
keralen anrsrleits gum Wablfampfe
fommt rer Mabl fh cntba!tsn iru.
Da9esen boten lie fir rie Uorti1rittss
portei iberau ia Su ftimmen, mo Elm
eieener Gaeirot, reren ibribenS mSaz
li9f Yisle aufsefelt werren ipucn, ni4t
rurd.ubrinsen 1T.
l1sbsr ben fruber ansSeisten S9iT:
bru9 rsr City IF 8aibineton miro ee>
mslpet: Seit Ter Dampfer am "a.
Stunt stperpppl perlieb, wurcen ruerer
Spnne nod Sterne in Golse reS rid>
ten gfetels seieben. Nm unsludstass
ben 5. Suit mar Ter Hetel 10 bid, bae
ni6t ssbn 6ub weit seieben ruercen
fonnte. Man olaubte ausemein, raB
man auf Nsw yort gu iesele. Grit tie
in Nntwort auf tie Ranonenl1lhe ber>
anfommenoen Slider in Booten saben
uber bic Sertlidfeit Nusfunft. NlS
ber Dampfer ftraneete, uar feline Gabrz
eelawinbiefeit neun Rnoten. Die
Boote trurren idneQ benannt uno bic
% Gajitenz unp 4S1 3wilaenoeds>
pa6aeiere rpurpen balb in Siderbeit
aelanbet. Die Gee rpar rubto unp bic
Gntfernuns pom Teilanpe 1874 Gue.
Die Baggage uno @orrdtbe itno ebenfaQs
9elettet ipprcen.
Nus Srient miro pom IL. Suli ee>
meleet Sn Gol9e Der in @eneris aus
aebrp1enen Gbplera miro allies, mas
BON rprtber fcmmt, Zen Suarantaine>
ppr16riften u%nterwprfen.
8ismerd bat ben, ameritanil9en
Srren Der 5000 GemplarS" BE Gr>
laubnib er:beilt, 2oaen in preueen gu
ariineen. Natirlt9! Sc f!no ia meeer
Se1uitsn nod o%lautenstreue Satbplifen.
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rrd fine aud rieie IN lsstsysr 3ai' sum
ercGen She'll eeritummt.

rrd fine aud riele IN lsgtersr 3eit sum
srceen She'll seritummt.
ucber rem Saaten # IN
Seferre-id lissen %intere6aute pa,
ten Ycr: Sn MisreIIlerrei1slale BIZ
@aaten i'm @a;en lyeniex1 ewInl9en
iitris, rcd 1T ris Ntsethtibn ii ibre,
Gntmidluns msifGa ;urddsebIt,te1.
10 ras Gin @etfpdfune Der Grnte mn,
ausmeiStM 1deint. Nu& terW einfpd
bat ii6 f&tlid erbolt uno 3eist eine
ltarfe lriebfroft rod 1T bic Gntwidluno
rer Grauten nod iebr ,urid. Sn &c,
umsebuns BON @ien ftebt BE @esetas
ton lebr traftppu. Sn ein;elnen min>
FER 9uten Yrocuftious9eseneen babsn
@ei;en unb &orn etraS 9elitten. Sn
SbnSterrei9 wureen bic Srmmerlaa>
ten turd Spdtfr6ite unp m%iecerbelten
S@neefau in ibrer Gntwidluns 3sitSrt
unb au9 @interlaaten baben selitten.
Do1 bat f9 bic Gesetutip, in ben leg
ten 1aeen G9tli1 trbplt. Die 6ppfens
edrtea iteben fbIn. StR 1T psnis.
Sn 85tmen icbt @ei;en iebr lppis
unc aud Ncssen bat nur fs!snweiie
crn1lih eeIitten. 0erte seripridt cine
quite Grnte. Der Slice ftebt cidt it
jerp9 i'm @ansen et,pas ;urld3st!ieten.
&ortrfsln fino gut auf9e9anben, ebenio
ne Niits, lslbt IA, wo cine NabtetsQ>
una nDtbis mar. Stit bat jeepd .iclz
fab sslittsn. Sn Wdbren itsbsn tie
Saatsn tefgiscisenp unr tistsn ramsnt>
lid in Ger 6anna Seller ure Dielen
einen lsbr erfreuli6en Antlid. Rprn
5istt in einissn 0essnesn 81 alasen
Nnla6. 0ei;en unc 0erite fteben
IdDn unp Safer rirf ts einen reiblibsu
Grtrao liefern. 5anrelsz urr Jutter>
semd9ie tefriseieen. Nebnli6 lauten
rie 8sri9te aus S9lslen.
Gron36iii@e Grnete>N AUS
Ser Stano Der Grl9te 1T
quantitatip nt9t uneinfi9. @on Der
Ginmirfuns Ter epdtfr5ite bat fi9 1elbit
Der @ein siemli& erbult, 70 tae bic am
l1limm fen mitBenpmmenen Streden
nod Gin Drittel bic meniser anaesrife>
men rie 6dlfte fires 1,ormalen Grtrases
bo6en la6en. Nu9 ras @etreipe ftebt
rur@19nittli9 bi6t uno bat gut oneez
fest. Dasessn 1T in Golse Der eenann>
ten GrSle uno mebr nod reS nasfalten
Gribjabrs cine ausemeine Gerlpdtuns
einsetreten; rie &6rnerfrl@te wercen,
,penr, tas jeBise id6ne @etter, pel@es
iibrisens bic re9elredte SpnnenbtBe nod
INNER nidt CREDIT anbdlt, 3eit babsn
rtelen S6ape1 aus;ubeilen bic 6eu>
ernte rasesen leiret rarunter. SIN
6lcen 1T bic @irfun9 Der &dlte tpeni>
eer mertli9 9e.rorren alS in Mittelz
frantret9, bic @eine ron 8orbeaur fol-
len rirecte Bel9ipisunsen faum 3etsen.
glter ros seiammte pFansenwa@stbum
res 9anre6 1T, ME 9benarp nod Dor
einisen Gasen Der Mfacemie %mittbeilte,
rrr1 elmer anrern Ylase berrobt, >pelds
permutbli9 cine inoirefte @irfuns Ter
unsinfisen tlimatiiden @srbd!tni6e
BARTLETT; S6marOber jeeer Art nan1<
entli9 Snisften seisen il6 in u%nsew6bnz
li9sr Mense. 8!attlauie unp dbnli<
des Oesiefer baten risle srObtldtterise
pRansen ;erf5rt> paS @etreice, nit
Wusnabme reS 9afer5 tit Sielfa1 ruitis,
tas 6eu pessleiden, unp fir Zen Wein
flrdtst man cine semaltiee Gbdtioteit
Der GbyQurera.-lbenarr slautt. rab
Gpiortien, pieueibt Gpipemien fur caS
fcmmenpe Sabr pprau6auleben leien.
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6. 3. @emaIL Supsrintenbent.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-13
Corrr,)t or Pure ?

Senator NoEToN i IL" champion dciha'
uauuc Of Tie nation. bJgLEE !, "'l'oo"'
MoRroS is high irascdian. lie i'ao the
imputcucc recently to boast that he faa
siudicd our history Cor the last huhired
veors. and he believed that never III that
aho,. period had Tie standard OF pubic
morals been 50 h:gl. or The administration
of the Government so pure rs they are a'
present. OF course Hc knows this Is al
arrant r,lscliood, and unfortunately for him,
everybody else knows the same thing.
Mr.. MoEroN Is not sustained by his own
party leaders for the Massachusetts Rcpun-
lican leaders who arc except BrTLERj ia'
more pure than Senator MORTON, assert inc
very reverse o: what nc docs. They nave
inveighcd most bitterly against the corFup'
Interference Of the Government III thclr To-
cal affairs, and Mr.. Bullock, chairman OF Tue
Worcester Republican Convention declared
that "saandalous irregularities and immoral
cities have sprung Up in the public service,
sat first denied, next connivcd at, and after
awards condoned under the pressure Of i'm
pending elections. And these things nc
saws, "haye gore rs far rs the good name
"of any party or the public sense can bear.
Mr.. BULLOCK is an angel of light com
pared to the Indiana senator, who Is covered
with impurities from the crown OF his he'o
to the sole of his foot.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-13

THE CHESAPEAKE AND ONO CANAL is now
pushed with great ardor by It's friends. n
meeting at Cumberland, Nd, 4 few days
since decided that it was line superior to
the James River and kanawha line, which
assertion is not we'll sustained by the COM
;alutiye measurements Of summit levels.
But the Cumberland people declared that
tie Chesapeake and Ohio continuous water,
line could be completed for S13,0Oo,0oO.
while that of The James River and kanawha
watcr.line would cost 100000. And
that. too, i an estimate that will bear inspcc-
ton. But we wish all the watcr-lincs were
practicable and could be built.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-13

The Conservatives Of the Thirty-ei"hth
senatorial District, composed Of the c0un-
ties of Montgomery. Floyd, and Patrick,
unanimously nominated Colonel John /.
Penn for reelection TO the Senate.
The nomination for the House Of Dele
cate. in Stafford takes place next WclncS-
day. The race is unusually exciting and ill.,
tcrcstmg.
The Republicans of the Thirtieth >cna-
torial district Charlotte and Mccklcnburg)
have nominated Major A. Il. Lathrop for re-
election to the Senate.
The Republican Convention for the Tween
tv-sccond Senatorial District, composed of
the counties of Louisa, SpotSylvania, and
Stafford. assembled in Fredericksburg on
Thursday and resolved not to make Il nOmi-
nation for State senator. The Radicals Of
that district, by advice of the State ENecu-
tive Committee, will support W. +. Gordon,
IS Independent" of Louisa.
L. p. Bristow, of NliddleseX, wrote to Sc
ncr that he had turned Radical, or words of
that import. L. P. BrStow was candidate
Il few days ago before the Radical District
Convention tor the nomination of State Sem
ator, but L. p. Bristow didn't get it, and
now stands out Shiyering in the cold.--Frede-
1TckSJurg Herald.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-13

PARADIsE.-Senator MORTON says the Go
vernment is purer than it has been for one
hundred years; and the Honorable Mr.
HUGHES, who wants to be Governor, says
that the Republican party, which is at pre-
sent the Government, will lust hundred
years Thus progressing in the line of
march towards perfection, won't we have u
paradise before the next centennial anniyer-
saryy So it is ever. In the corruptest days
of every land the politicians have assured the
people that there never was SO much virtue
before, and that the Government would last
forpVpy