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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-07
The General Assembly of Virginia
THURSDAY, March 6, 1873.
SEN ATE.

] THURSDAY, 91uTCH ., loi j. .
SENATE.
Senator QUEsENSEREY in the chair. Nc
| prayer.
HOUSE BILLS REFERRED.
A number of House bills were taken up
twice read, and appropriately referred.
NoxIous ANIMALS.
House bill in relation to rewards for kill.
ing uoXiolls animals. with the disagreement
of the House to Senate amendments, was
taken up.
Mr.. NowMS moved that the Senate recede
from its amendments.
Mr.. TAYLOR Of Loudoun moved to indef-
pitely POSTPONE the bill.
The motion to postpone was agreed to.
COMMITTEE REPORTS.
Mr.. HERNDoN, from the Committee for
Courts Of Justice, reported with substitute
therefor House bill in relation to the interest
on money or other thing.
Mr.. FITZPATRICK, from the Committee on
General Laws, reported bill to amend The
charter OF the town OF Liberty, with amend
ments.
Mr. GRIMsLEY, from the Committee on
County, City, and Town Organizations, re-
ported bill to provide charter for the town
of Louisa, in the county Of Louisa.
Mr.. PRIDgaoRE, from the special Commit
tee on Forfeited Delinquent Lands, reported
q bill providing for placing in the commits
sioners' books the lands of the Common
wealth, and to amend sections 2, IS, 90, 25.
and Is of chapter 81 Of Code of 1860, in rela-
ton to the saes offorleited delinquent lands,
and for other purposes.
INTRODUCED. ~.
BY Mr.. HuNpLEY A joint resolution pro-
viding that the General Assembly shall pro-
coed On the 18th of March, 1873, to elect
county judges-lies over. By Mr.. KRK-
PATRICK: \ bin to amend an uct authorizing
the Southwestern Mining and Smelling
Company to construct railroad from Kings
Salt-Works to point on the Virginia and
Tennessee railroad near dublin deu0t--re-
felred. BY Mr. MEEM: a bill TO authorize
the sureties OF j. j. Robinson, hate sheriff Of
Page county, to discharge judgments OF the
Commonwealth with the bonds OF the Com
monwcalth. BY MIR. MASSEY: A bill to
amend an act to incorporate the west Point
and Hanover junction railroad--placed on
the calendar. By Mr.. LAKELAND: A bill to
repeal section s of an act fixing the pay of
jndges of the placed on the
calendar. by Mr.. NowLs:.:A bill to repeal
the act authorizing the Governor of Virginia
to exchange the arms of the State for Robin
sons breacE.loading ri6es--referred. BY
Dir. ANDERSON of pittsylvania: A bill to
amend the charter Of the Planters and Me-
e!,anics Insurance Company of Danviie,
and change the name to DauYilie Banking
and Insurance Company.
BILLS PASSED. 81
House bills declaring Thornton rivera law-
full fence; to incorporate the Young MeD's He
brew Benevolent Society, Of Lynchburg, Va;
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% mo Is nv 3 debt owing U bsmf nouga
he former may DO possessed ofsnssach q aess
s s tl,a. amour. Of properly, = one who
ssgrinds the face Of the popr," II mist Eve
lucky holder Of the said p goo e e, sthe poor
debtor. We shy we know all this, and
dom, intend to fret ourselves about IL Yet
we suppose we may be excused for putting
IN single word in behalf Of those who keer
mn the governments OF the State and cities
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- va Wl on sa,avl
sibnlss {. ' |ss. Y, rn he ,aa,ast ta
to &c Drudeut here Very few lay Laaes earn
aiplalnasicF corps appe,red -" re ,a.i'es Of the
tue deay li the receipt Of thai ng cod and
70 Inc 70 cause assigned. g : Invitations
Is - TIE coLoRrD perso.s
II York World corrssponss,..
| s. ia II , had anything to do u;.,
No 6rss wn. ne ball could be NH lne
,aau ana uan bred Population 'a me,, to
sbe1ieFe that fiIs Co.. ~ course the colored
not . anneaT az III bai, !" here in yoraa
population have. They m> ance In their
.ous array, with glares of ae,. patronage
faces or expressions of excessive. 'sy sun
They 6efy us to put tbem out. tn. else
The carpet baggers very well. No 90.
here; Republican or Democrat, IL ptease,.
senator Spencer; OF Alabama, speaks In lo.tr
fashion about its not nurthg anybody for the
dark colors to be 10. Perhaps it does not.
It depends entirely rpon what one il accus
toned to. One trio called forth special in.
dfgnation. A perfectly white man was sand.
wiclied between two colored wotrwn. This
caused general remark and irritation: bnt
the Latter was somewhat soothed when it was
found that the man was q Java merchant and
the two women were women of rank.
WHO WERE THERE.
Among those present at the ball Were !
w. L. Barnes, with the two daughter, or
George Downing the caterer: Mr.. Cardoza
the coiored Secretary Of State of South Carn'
lima, and lady; Congressman Elliott, NJ
South Carolina, and lady; Barrier and hdv.
the wife of the Hayten Minister; cy.Vice,
! President Celfax, with ladies'; Senator and
MS. Corbett; the Chinese Commissioner Of
Educ,, ton and his wife, Chinese princess.
In her u1..iivc costume.
u,,.' THE LADIES WORE.
The World SAYS here , were few elegant
toilets, but mentions tho moving:
Mrs. Grant wore 4 eh.. s sSEa VIII VIII
flounces 6f black chantilly lace, d.. AN'' VIII
lavender velvet. %.
Miss Grant wore white Illusion, with yn.
pond lilies on her dress.
Mrs. Fish wore a lavender silk, with point
lace aud diamonds. Mrs. Boutwell, wore,
cafe an lait colored silk. AIi:s Boutwell,
wore bite silk, With trimmings Of white il.
fusion and blush yeses. Mrs. Williams wore
white silk, with trimmings OF silk, gold ban.
deau set with diamonds. Mr.. Cre'we.
white silk, with black velvet. Miss McIr-
tyre was in white. Mrs. Delano wore black
velvet, with white point.lace. Mrs. John
N. De!ano, pom padour dress. Mrs. Co
vernon Cooke wore cert Genu satin, with
white pointlace and large cape Of ern'nc.
Miss Cooke looked lovely in white; 50 did
the beautiful Miss Edith Fish. Mrs. Srraaue
wore bIIIp silk
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fnsessfencs totle tisne when the acts o. shnss
Genesai Assembly shnl1 tase slect3 " ans ~
The act tS nreseFfbe Che time Tor n9talDg w
,Ctrrt Courts 1 the Coifitso wealth.. sel "
atebiiIs fixing the time apf she 1lee 3, RI. \,
the General Assembly 70 January :. y en nv
year: fwhsn The lst falls on Sunday the
legislature shall meet on the Cd i for the re.
lief of John Pollard, Of King and Queen
county to incorporate the Boston ware
house and wharf Company.
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BILLS PASSED.

House bills declaring Thornton riyeralaw-
full fence; to incorporated the Young Men's He
brew Benevolent Society, ofLynchburg, Va;
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LITERARY rpND.

Senate bill providing for the paymept 81
Twelve months interest oil The literary funai,
ref,ofted from the Finance Committee WIN
the recommendation that 1t do not pass, was
taken up and discussed, and the question
being "shall the bill be engrossedf" was wa
nut and decided In the negative-ayes, Il
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The SPEAKER laid before the House acom-
muncation from the Governor containing
the resignation of Judge A. f. Leake, county
judge of Goochland county. to take effect
April 1. 1873. Judge Leake stated in his
resignation that he was forced to this step
by the death of his father, Hon. ". D.
Leake, by which u large amount of legal
matter was thrown upon his hands, which
could not be attended to while he occupied
the position Of judge.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-09-08

@Aaa an IN -FOUR WEEKS CANVASS
0sF Es0U ING was one agents profit on
Bryant's Library Of Poetry and gsng; SO in one
Bsecher and Mrs. Stowe. Any active man or womaH
can have an agency. J. B. FORD . CO., New York,
Boston. Chicago and San Francisco. auaf6-dw
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Winter term will commence September ID. Among
the advantages claimed for this school are thor
educational apparatus, comfort Of domestic ar
rangements ease Of access healthfulness and beau
y Of location and reasenableness Of charges. For
circulars, address
aup95'dw GREER RALsToN, PRINCIPAL.
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CA MPHORINE

The Great Discovery for the immediate relief and
cure Of rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sprains, Bruises,
Bunons Catarrh, &C., &C 1t will notSg grease OF
STAIN and for the toilet is luxury In every family
Thousands Will and now testify TO Is great merits.
Try It. Price per bottle,26 cenrs. REUBEN HO7T,
Propr, 2ts Greenwich st, Y. aug25 4w
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Aetp AdHertsses.xts.

w orking Glass = ss.7 v. 81 sI sasss
Respectable employment at home, day or evening.
no capital required; fun instructions and vafuab9
package Of goods sent free by mail Address, with
sig can't return stamp, y. YOUNG co., 1Ts Green
witch street, New York. sopshw
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Columb;~ Music Store.
LyBrand & Son

TAKE pleasure in calling tho attention of
L the public to an examination Of their
STOCK OF MUSICAL MERCHANDISE.c con-
sisting of Pianos, Church and PArlor Organs,
Melodeons, Violins, Guitars, Bapjos, Flutes,
accoTdaons, Brass and Silver Band Instru-
ments of all kinds. Also, Sheet Music and
Instruments on band at all times. Sheet
Music sent by mail. post paid, on receipt Of
price; and ali kinds OF Musical Goods sent by
Express, when ordered. to any part Of tho
Pianos and Organs for sale cheap. for cash.
Pianos, Organs and Melodeons tuned and re-.
paired in satisfactory manner; and will give
especial attention tc Packing, Removing and
Shipping Pianos for other parties to any poin
desired, at moderate prices. sr.
All orders promptly atttnded to and satis-
faction guaranteed to those favoring us with
their patronage. Send for our catalogue OF
Sheet Music and Musical NJ erob andre. Ri.
chardson street, few doors above PHGNIx
office. Columbia, g. @. Nov
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oh Eah1Re 1HpAet1as. u fsErs
q ,oossan5sA 8: o. 6s1t. rs. 1878.
E&N g !; ;oss'ss ss ls;s q sss:esl: sssss =:
NAIL AID PAssIxexR TRAN. -. = III"
Lssve Uoiunbas ma: 80. -. ~ - m
Arrive at Charleston ut !. .x.e0 D n
Leave ohsrieatonAs.: $50 "a
nianr sxrsnss. 1asioar xsD ioccnxop141os
TRAIN, Csnndays e1cepted.l @sliit
Leave Columbia. .7.90 M Arrive :.6. &c q n
Ar5.,e r. . oh.5le.ton n r.. T;!o p Lea's:..S46.n
and Friday, Is folltWs:
Leave Camden at.... ....'...."...'..... 72O AM.
Arrive Ct CoIumbiA at.......,..... .1i.51 a. n.
As,ive v aiSode 20 Ss1nden a.M =.
w " o'aaeI 4. Z. TiiEn. vice:P.eslSsnt eaSr; ::
9. B. P1cK1ss. General Ticket Agent.
Charlotte. Columbia and Ape usta /: :R
~" OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OTFIOE;. =,
,o{}s,;S SM iRs !sss :si stll 81, IA ftie I:
run over this roa d. tl1r ~ fUl vlJis|r!
- Train No..l.i. Trsip No. 2.
Leave Eeavs Goinmbiss 4.
Arrive Augusta. .!7.42 PM. ~ $40 $40 An,
4ssye 4saye AAnYEnstt:;::.,.-;Gs5 n, .56oP.M.
Arrive Charlotte.... .6.1b p. N!si.~ eco 4. M.
STANDARD Time ten minnte1 k}ox err IL as
WAshtnaton; eix minutes ahead Colppbia.,
days excepted. Both trains make, ciofe '6tr.
nection 10 iii points TuftH, EE1utshh and T4Es11.
Through tickets sold snd baggage cheeif
JAMES ANDERSON, aeneralsup.
e. DoRsr1, Gen. Freight and ,Ticke ct Aeen.
Wilmington, Coium bia ana AnF. +. 4. /.
SUPERIRTENDINT's OFFICE.
WILMINGTON, N. O., October7. 1879.
- II ~ AFTER this date tb .
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snmaasr steex Sf Wines IS and Ltalnaoorss,
a...sI IL EULL, VARIETY, -,
WEsssss ssss e. eppuunssrte pu some % curl leading
.oLARETe: st. 0efvsis, quarts. st. Estephe.
et. !ulipj 2srgauA pints and quarts. !
Poutet Qanet, L. Rose. quarts.
HOCK6.-LAubenheime
Hochheimer, Deidesheimef.
These from house Of Henokel d Co., MainE
WHITE WINEB.-Latour Blanche, a
.s uf1 Chateau Yquem,
Haute 9auternes, Brandenhurg Freree.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. d Chaudon,
Pommery & Greno, Ohano d DuchateJ,
~ ~ GH And "Imperial" California.
BRAND1Es.- -Brandenburg FEsres and James
Eennessy. vintages 1866, 58. IS.
G!N.-prince Q. Orange.
Onr stock Of DOMESTIC WHISTLES. GINS,
RUNS and other LIQUORs AND OORDIALs,
supply and at lowest market rates.
Onr celebrated brand Of MARYLAND
oLUB" WHI5KEY-for which We are sole
hgents-alwAys on hand. Its purity, strength
and exquisite flavor have made it the iayorite
brand wherever introduced.
Orders solicited and satisfaction guaran-
teed. GEORGE SYMMERS.
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AAI r. haye just received anufher rnpP'y OF
w these superior HOBS, Tbsy npel ate
OIL an cntirel, Gitft trcrt principle ire nj the
comDon Hoe, and arc tho beet GARDEN, Cor.
ToS AND CoRS HoE III Usc. Gire M,m a trial
aud be ihc9d.
An,il1 JOHN AGNEw ~ SON.
Notice.
pEING charged with the &. force ment Of
ID the following Ordinance, relating to
1.-THE duties OF the Cny Smvtyt tcnnct rn-
ing which due notice hsH been given by the
City CLERK reading thus:
"Be il 5urihtr oEdGihrd, That hereafter any
person about to bull ! any hnuse on any new
sito, fronting or bounding on any Of the
streets Of the fiy Of Columbia, shall be re-
quircd TO have thu same located. and the
boundaries thereof. adjoining such street or
streets, fixed by the City Surveyor. who ehall
be entitled to receive tEs sum OF IS for each
lot 80 located. And III case any person shall
erect any house a 3 Rt.I.sxid. without having
tho same located Il! the City Surveyor ae
| afornra aid. such person shall be enhieet 10 q
penalty If t45 FOR auh aud every offence"
hereby notify ali parties concerned to re.
port their names and rstitns OF lots, either
ut my flee or to Maiinn. City Survey or, at
tile Office CT ssibcls & Ix-ll. The conditions
attached to tile Ordinance will be strictly
required, and tho penalty OF non. co mrliance
to its terms lie rigidly enforced and without
the sIigh.Itt delay. J. A. JACKSON,
Anri l8 ] Chief Of Police.
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0TEt69AHH 6AV1MG6aB
'~'f - SOUTH cAhoLf1A..it a2'i".'"
Depodt.!o Of 81 and Upwards Received,
INTERNATIONALLY r TRE RAFEOE
SEVEN PER OENT.tPERiANNU ON
OERTIFIOA7 7ES or ND SIX
PER GENT. COMPOUNDED EVERY
SIX MONTHS ONA GOO UNITS.
. OFFIG z r s,
Vim. Martin, President.
John B. Palmer, Vice. PRECEDENT. az
A. G. Brenizer. Cashier.
]. a. Sawyer, in generA Chi arge.
John O. B. HmltlI, Assistant Clshier.
Directors. j'. .
Wsde Hampton, william Martin, A. G. 81 as
kell, F. W. Mcmaster. Z. 81. Heiniteh, John B.
Palmer, Thomas E. Gregg, Columbia
j. Eli Gregg, Marion.
G. r. Scott, Newberry.
". Mayes, Newberry.
B. II. Rutledge, Charleston. ~., a
Daniel Ravcnel. Jr., Cbarletton.
phans and Others may here deposit their saw
ipgs and draw liberal rate Of inter est there
on. Planters, Professional Men and Trustees
wishing to draw intere ct on their Ynpas until
they require them for business or other pur-
poses; Parents desiring 10 set apart small
sumo for their children, and Married Women
and Mfnors {whoto deposits can only be with
drawn by themselves, or, in case Of death, by
their legal represe entatiyes,) wiehipg to lay
aside funds for future use, are here AFFORD ed
an opportunity OF depositiDR their means
the same time, be satject to withdrawal
Thcs needed. Anp IA
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CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK,
OF
COL M B A, g.. c.
$150,cc0
100000
Prexent Capital, $3.50,
Authorized Capital, $500,
OFFICERS.

Authorized Capital, $500, 900
OFFICERS.
JOHN B. PALMER, President.
A. g. BREElZER, Cashier.
q. N. G. BUTT, Assistant Cashier.
YENAIS BANK will soon occupy it's m gnifi-
l. cent three-story and MsDsaId Roof build
ing, now in course of construction on the
corner OF Plain and Richatfeon streets, but
for the prceent will do business ut it's old
Banking House. opposite Columbia Hotel: A
General Banking Bueincss traneacted. Ger
tihcates OF Deposit, bearing interest at the
rate Of seven per cent. per annum. Issued.
Notes, Bills OF Exchange and other evidences
laterals. Stocks, Bonds, Gold, Silver bought
and sold. Drafts on all the prominent cities
in the United States bought and cold.
DIREcToRs-J. FIJI Gregg, John B. Palmer,
F. W. McMastcr, r. D. Sem, TOT r. D. Sem 4
Son. G. W. Bearden, tot Copeland l. Bear
den,) R. J.. Bryan, (of Pryan McCa1ter.)
". G. wafield, tof Il. & ". c. sws ffield,) W..
D. Stanley, J. 9. seegers; Samuel MCGOWAN,
Abbeville; ]. II. Rion, Winneboro. Feb
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Seed Corn and Potato Slips.
0S BUSHELS SEED CORN. carefully &C.
LC lected for thirty re ars. and we'll adap ted
so bushels YAM POTATO SLIPS.
March 30 LoRlCk LOWRAfCE.
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Choic.. Wines.

Choice. Wines.
Sn BASKETS HElDSICK CHAMPAGNE,
w 10 caats Sparkling Catawba,
10 cases 'Vix Bara"
10 cases "Keiley's" Island Wine.
10 cases "kcd Seal"
casks "Harmony Sherry"
2casks "Amontilado sherry"
2 casks "Rescro Madeira"
For sale hy HOPE 4 aYLFS.
VII Croquet..
q. This 10 he Cr0quei .Seos6n.
=, A NEW stock, at different prices. inst re.
N 'ceived. For sale at II. l.. BRYAN's
Mar 20 bookstore.
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las the ocean, has washed away some
fifteen feet of the bluff. at Long Branch
in the last seven or eight months, It. is
estimated that in The next ten, years it
will have destroyed the present site Of
the hotels. The course of the Atlantic
threatens to be very destructive to the
aea.tronts recently purchased at extreYa-
CANT prices. '' ? >,-a''- .-.'
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Wilmington, Coiumbia an0 Arg 4. B. .
HUpERIRTENuxHr,a flrI1cr

WILMINGTON, N. O., October 2, 1879.
~ II M AFTER this date Tho
=. - following schedule viii
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W6t,I i:Jticc .

A LII persons using city water are hereby
ordinance in relation to the using of water
will DO strictly and risialy enforced. All per-
sons leaving their b! dranis or water sp0nts
running will be flntd asprovidcd ty ordinance.
By order Of tho Mayor. CHAS. BAkNUM.
Dec 81 City Clerk.
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New Mackerel

New Mackerel.
SN KITS Moss and No. MACKEREI..
~ 90 Half and Whole Barrels, Is, rs, IS.
so Boxes Scaled Icrrings.
500 Georges Co ltlsh.
For sale low by HOPE d GYLRS.
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Co9mb public
p Pu an n ahs ] the hnn
Of Hhmentw
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DAY E1PRLBs TRAIN [DAILY1
Leave Wilmington Union Depot 8.26 4. HI
arrive At florence.. 9.55 a. N.
arrive a. Columbia. a.......... !.... T240P. II.
arrive at Augusta..... .......... 7.42 P. NJ.
Leave aug osta ............-...... 6.85 A. d.
Leave Columbia .......-........ IL. 26 AN.
arrive at Florence. e............... AIS P.
Arrive Wilmington fUDioH Derot1 1O, rs p. M.
NIGHT ExPRKss xn4IE. "fU as. !.
Leave Wilmington II nion Delot] 6.45P.
Arrive 1t tFlorence......... t..- .T11.86 p. NJ.
Arrive st Columbia. 3.4O 4. II.
arrive at tAuguste..... $50 0A.M.
Leave Aususta -. ......... ...... 5.50Pi n.
Leave Co!nmbia ....!.s. - l0.20P.M.
Arrive at tElorence........ 2.12 A. III.
arrive At Wilmington. -. 500 A. A.
Oct 8 JAS. S.AEDEhSCN GenvknnSt
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Greenville and Collm bia B ailItIe

M&H % Trims hs 8 isl = sa aaS,I. T 3
Trains on .south Carolina RsiIre al up q 4 d
down; with Trains going North and elutI, or
Charlotte, Colu pbia ard Augusta s1 d Vii
mington. .Columbis and Augusta Lai1eees.
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7 i :.s.s ,Iey!A-JL11ilAlaen.!; ~. ar, .paa.
In Klara.sA. -sea TIE .nn r.. lo.. ~.
The lara beds held Mr.. Lo, 'I,
Who dared TO light, and wouldn't 60,
For all the peace oommissionefs.
IN truth, it vas !: gallant sisht,4 .'N"--
To 500 three thousand m6n OF might
With guns and: d:cAnnons. day and night,
Fight afty dirty indiana. q
For every Dot Of lava bed ':rH
Taoy th-eE.s eeHsd ef h!ssing lead, "a
A ton Tor every Modoc dead,
In three weeks roaring battery.
Fire, Gillem, all thy cennons brave, XII
TIL 6oar-faosd Charley in his cave ;,
And Captain Jack shAl find = grave,
With ill his bloody ehivalry! -''' '
Well bless you when you've kill ed tn EN- alI,
The men and women. great and small,
And not babe is left to equal ~,
Its hatred Of our victory. s TX;
For this is freedoms choeep land,
The heritsge OF ali that's grand, Gf
! And the milienium's at hand, .5ilt a,
-. With few: more scaips for cinotury.
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The Elections To-Day.

To-day elections will take place in Penn
sylvania, Ohio, Indiana and Iowa. Last year
the October elections made certain the re-
election of President Grant, and were watch
ed by the whole country with eager interest,
but this year the issue attracts little or no at
tention, as no question of national policy is
involved. In Pennsylvania only Judge of
the supreme court and State treasurer are to
be elected on general ticket, and one-third
OF the senate and full house Of representa-
tIves. The Republican majority last October
was 36,7S0.
In Ohio, the campaign has been more live
ly. Gen. Noyes. the present Governor, is
the Republican candidate, William Allen,
politician who was retired in 1916, the Demo-
cratic standard bearer. and Isaac Collins, a
Democrat, IS the candidate of a third party
The indications are that Gen. Moves will be
reelected by a good majority The Legisla-
ture which is to be elected, and which will
choose successor to Senator Thurman, will
probably be close as it has been for the past
few years. Last year the vote was Re-
publican 265, $3.50, Democratic PSI, 7S0.
In Iowa, where the Republican ascendency
is so formidable that the Democrats have no
hope-t the latter have made no nominations
but Joined in making an anti-monopoly ticket.
The railroad question that is attracting so
much attention in the West Will have some
thing to do with the result, but as the Re-
puolicans have taken about the same ground
there is no doubt but what Gov. Carpenter
and the balance of the Republican ticket will
be elected. Last year the vote for Secretary
of State was as follows: Republican 1872 359.
Democratic "a, 497.
In Indiana, elections of circuit judges and
public prosecutors will take place in about
half of the State.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-10-14
Current Notes.

The New York Post characlerizes the
word deposit as the fata inorganic OF finance.
Deposits become absolutely the property of
the banker, and the depositor takes in lieu of
them right merely to demand an equivalent
sum at some future time. The delusion
that depositors have something of their own
IN the bank vaults, causes them to star. to
the banks to get their money, rather than to
collect their other demand debts.
The st, Louis Globe thinks the action of
the Chamber of Commerce of Cincinnati, in
demanding the repeal OF the usury laws, de-
serves to be approved, and repeated, and in
sisted upon until the last State shall have fin
ally stricken from its statute-book so obso-
lele, cumbersome and baneful superstition.
The results of the town elections in Con-
necticut appear, from the returns published
by the Hartford Post, to be very gratifying.
The Republicans have obtained control of
eighty-three towns, and in nineteen others
they have equal power with the opposition.
The Democrat, carried sixty-three towns
and the Independents one.
The New York Post expresses its regret
that the government is not in position to
help on that return to an honest, safe and
stable currency, which every principle of
science, every dictate of prudence, every in
terest and convection of the masses of the
people so imperatvely demand.