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The "CITY OF RICHMOND. n-The
steamship "City OF Richmond" the new
steamer of the Old Dominion line, will ar
rive al this port about ten o'clock tonight
and sail for New York tomorrow morning,
1t is well known that the hull of this YES
vel was built here, and that she was fin
ished at Wilmington, Delaware, under
the supervision of Captain Bourne,
of the Old Dominion line, which
purchased her ''on the stocksn from
the late Virginia steamship and packet
company. Her dimensions are as follows !:
Length, 206 feet; breadth, 33 feet; depth,
81 feet. She is schooner rugged, with plumb
head and round stern. and is furnished with
twelve-foot screw, driven by one surface
condenser engine Of 1000 horsepower,
with fifty-inch diameter and sixty-inch
stroke. Her freight capacity is !, 437. 96.1OO
tons. She has twenty-one state rooms,
and can accommodate forty first
cabin and thirty deck and steerage passen-
gers. To expedite the delivery offreight, she
is furnished with an elevator in the centre.
a hatch with crane aft and hatch and
donkey engine forward She is differed
as follows: Samuel Lawrence, captain ;
James M. Gallager, purser A. E. Swift,
first mate; James A. Smith, second mate;
Z. @. Evans, third mate Nj. w. Bowlett.
chief engineer; w. Campbell, first assist.
ant engineer; John H. Terriil, second as
sistant engineer; Oliver Dodd, stewart.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

RELIGIOUS SERVICES TOMORROW
The usual religious services will be held il
all of the churches except the following
pecial appointments
Seventh-street Christian. preaching al
IL a. m. and 7:45 p. m. by Rev. Joseph
z. Tyler.
Second Baptist j. R. Kendrick,
ID. D., at IL q. m. and p. m.
Third Presbyterian 1.-THE pastor (Rev.
@. r. Vaughan) having returned to the
city will preach in the chapel at IL a. m.
and 8 p. m.
Broad-street Methodist. j. G.
CRANBERRY at IL a. m. and 7,45 p, m.
Subject at night: "Peter's official relation
to the Church of Christ on earth.''
Centenary (Methodist). Bishop Doggett,
at IL a. M. Rev. j. Il. Edwards, at s
p. m, special subject.
Clay-street NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at IL a.
m, Bishop Doggett at 7,46 p. IN.
Sidney (Methodist) The pastor, (Rev.
George O. Vanderslice) having returned to
the city will preach at IL a. m. Rev. L..
M. Lee, d. D., at 8 p. m.
Oregon Hill (Methodist.-Rev L. M.
Lee at Ii a. m. pastor (Rev. L. A. GUY
at Sp. m.
United States Court-RoOm.-Re DIR.
Chickering, agent of the National Temper.
ance Organization, will preach in the
United States courtroom at II a. M, and
will lecture on the subject of Temperance
in the First African Baptist church at 8 n.
m.
Male Orphan Asylum.-Rcv. Mr.. McGil-
vray at 81 p. m.
st. Peters Cathedral. -High-Mass at
1880 a. m. sermon by Rev. A. Wander
vyver. Evening service at 1880, when
Rev. j. j. KAN, of Harpers Ferry, will
preach on "The principles bv which objec-
items to the Church may be solved.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
DT H. Moo ORMICK'S
MAMMOTH AUCTION
AND
COMMISSION HOUSE,
l414 MAIN ST., RICHMOND.

DAILY SALES a. A. NJ, and IN P. M,
Of Clothing, Fancy Goods, Hats, Caps, Boots,
Shoes, Crockery, Glassware, and all kinds Oh
Furniture. Honsefurnishing Goods, &C., SC.
COME ONE, COME ALL, AS WE ARE
DETERMINED TO PLEASE.
GENTLEMANLY Statesmen constantly
purchase any Of the above named goods at
private sale. at auction prices.
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS offered to Coun.
try Merchants. Consignments solicited. Out
door sales punctually attended to. NH 2s-sm
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SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS
Robinson v. Rogers, Second Auditor
fully argued by Judge Crump and sub.
mitted.
Hunters ex'trix v. Vaughan and ais
appeal allowed from decree of the
chancery court of Richmond; Bolang v.
commonwealth submitted.
The court will commence calling the
docket on Tuesday,
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LIGHTNING-RoDs.-~The super nten-
dent OF public buildings is having ligh thing
rods placed upon the State House to-day.
They are of the corrugated, spiral
twisted" persuasion.
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TEMPERATURE.-The following is the
range of the thermometer at O. F. john
ston's news and music store, 9lS Main
street, for to-day: AT a. m. So; 10 m.
70; 8 p. m. 50.
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ExEcUTIvE.-The governor has ap-
pointed Tyree G. Finch, of Mecklenburg !;
J.. b. Prince. of Southampton VIM. G..
Thompson, Of Rockingham; and b. H.
Magruder, of Albemarle, notaries public,
and Herman L. Emons. of Maryland, COM
missioner of deeds.
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SOLD WHISKY! OLD WHISKY!
JOHN X. MOLLOY,
CORNER MAIN AND 2saD STREETS.
20 Barrels, five years old, made out OF
CANADA RYE. 1868.
20 Barrels, Of his own brand xxx MATTED
RYE. Hsol Bsf
Also Pipet Castillion and James Hennessey
4 Co. CDGNAC BRANDIES, of 1865.
Port and Sherry Wines, Fish Gin, &c. &c.
The above liquors will be sold in quantities
desired. tn .t
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MISSOURI.
The Recent Railroad Accident-Ver.
dict of the COrOner's Jury.

The Southern claims Commission will
probably sit all summer. 1t is stated that
a larger number of claims than ever before
will be presented to Con gress next fall.
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ENTERED.-The Norwegian brig Cor
morant, Captain Hansen, heretofore
reported below, has entered at this port.
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HUsTINGs CoURT.-The April term
OF the hustings court commences on Mon
day. A special grand jury has been
drawn, and will be in session on that day
for the purpose of considering the case of
Giuseppe Simione. Other cases will prob
ably be acted upon also.
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THIS SATURDAY EyENING. at 8 o'clock
FAREWELL PERFORMANCE,
BOHEMIAN GIRL.
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WILDWOOD TUNNEL ON FIRE.-The
wood work in the tunnel at Wildwood. on
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, is re-
ported to be on fire, and the engines from
Staunton are endeavoring to suppress the
flames, with apparent success.
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MIss ROSE HRRssE, MIR. BRooKHousE BOWLER,
Nh GusrAvUs HALL, Mn. WALTER BIRCH,
Nh. EDWARD SEaUis, Miss NEWMAN,
MIssnRHiLLiPs, MIR. MURPHy.
Seats for sale at AMBoLD's. ap 6-1t
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/ STOCK BROKERS.

syso TAx-PAYERS.@ Htaa
FOR SALE-COUPONS RECEIVABLE
FOR TAKES and all dues to the State.
r. II. MAURY IL CO.,
NH 22-lmdsw&w No. IOI4 Main Street
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1W- $4,000.

Will be distributed this year to the subscri
bers for the AMERICAN WORKING PEG
PIE, large quarto, l6 page Monthly, costing
but 100 per year. 1t gives q premium to every
subscriber, varying from rs cents in value up to
$2, IS, $40, $40. 800, 1900, and $500 in Green
backs, besides Watches, Sewing Machines,
Parlor Organs and numerous other premiums
of value. Send for specimen and circulars to
84 CAPRON & CO.,
NH 8-5m Pittsburg, Pa.
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pw SEINE THREAD! "a
SEINE THREAD!Na6Dgmes

Having largo lot Of Seine Thread of all
qualities and numbers yet on hand, will sell
the same at REDUCED PRICES rather than
to ksepit over for next season las am deter
mined TO have a new supply of fresh Seine
Thread every season.. Also on hand and for
sale at less than 1t can be purchased anywhere,
Patent and Soft Seine Irvine Lines and Corks,
Yellow and Black OH Clothing, Cotton Yarns,
Knitting Cotton, Ropes of all Sorts &c.
i. LIOHTENSTEIN,
Importer OF Seine Thread, Nos 1905
ana l5o7 Franklin street, between
Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets.
ORDERS FOR HAUL SEINES will be re.
ceived and furnished at short notice for factory
prices. A-t2L ~ ttlNtI Ht NH s.
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From our Speciat correspondents
fioRDONsyILLE. April

AS we pass through the country, the
last few days, we are glad to notice an air
and spirit of renewed cheerfulness fields
begin to look green, forests are putting
forth their foliage, the birds are musical,
and plows and harrows are scratching over
the fields with merry teamsters following
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CITY CoUNCIL.-The city council will
hold its semi.monthly meeting Monday
evening, and will elect a city engineer
This is one of the most important and re.
sponsible positions in the city government
and we trust that considerations alone al:
fecting the welfare of the city will in1u.
ence members in making the selection.
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HOTELS.

CENTRAL HOTEL,
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA,
Offers every Inducement to Patrons, being
stta First-Class In all Respects.
COLD AND HOT BATHS IN THE HOUSE.
BOARD, $3.50 PER DAY.
But, to Accommodate Guests Arriving on the
Different Trains,
MEALS WILL BE FURNISHED AT ALL
s3.59fE HOURS,
On the EUROPEAN PLAN, Guaranteeing the
best OF fare and accommodations.
BAR-ROOM CONVENIENTLY ATTACHED.
WIN. T. PARROTT, Proprietor.
s. p. CARR, Manager.
ap 3---dsw&w1m titt sitA "
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LECTURE.

At the solicitation of numerous citizens
of Richmond.
CAPT. SAMUEL ADAMS, HAS CONSEN-
TED TO DELIVER A LECTURE AT ST.
ALBANsS HALL, TUESDAY
EVENING, APRIL SRI, 1873,
81 At 8 O'CLOCK. 5trsz
SUBJECT--Hjs Explorations OF the Great
Canons OF the Colorado River and the
country west of the Rocky Mountains. en-
bracng the mines of precious metals, valleys,
= ancient cities, missions, canals and scenery
Of this extensive, rich and comparatively IN
known country, destined soon to be connected
with and to pour ifs treasures into this city
II and state 81 st5
Admission 90 cents. 4--td
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PUBLIC INSTALLATIONS officers
Of Fidelity Division No. and Living Star
division No. Z, Sons of Temperance, will be
publicly installed Monday evening at half
past seven o'clock, at Westly Chapel, Sew.
enteenth street. The Cadets of Temper
ance will sing some Of their beautiful odes
on the occasion. The public are invited.
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a@ WILLIAM A. WYATT.
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTER,

sVH =" 0NItOE oI ItI4II OOhs SEW EN1H.
Having cen engaged in the above business in
this city for the past twenty years, am pre-
pared to I'LL Ill orders with promptness and in a
satisfactory manner. My OIL customers ana
public generally are invited TO extend me their
patronage.
MGRAINING, WHITENING, LCOLORING
&c., PROMPTLY EXECUTED.
ja 30--3m]
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VIRGINIA HALL.

THURSDAY. FRIDAY, SATURDAY,
st5f APRIL Sd 4fH AND 9TH.
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s-.,,S~ - i =, rT1No on sToCT-
HOLDERS IN THE REPUBLICAN,
VIRGINIA, win be held at the ONCE Of the
TJJESDAY. Aprii sth. 1873, at ~ MI. Officers
Of the Company will then be elected, to serve
during the ensuing year, aid other important
business transacted.
a mn attendance is desired her in person
or by proxy. DAVID b. PARKER,
NH i4--dsw&wtd Secretary and Treasurer.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
RICHMOND THEATRE.
GRAND ENGLISH OPERA.

-. BBHRENs ............ ura,,o r;,g nirortnrs
WILLIAM w, SEGuIN..,... """"s"e
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FOR NEW YORK.

THE OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COM
PANY'S elegant side-wheel steamship RICH
MOND. Ca-t. LAWRENCE, will sail ON SUN
DAY. April 9Th. at 10 o'clock A. M. aha
\ Freight received until Saturday night.
Through bills of ia1 ing signed, and goods for
warded with dispatch to all points-north, south
east and west. Close conn, scuons maze Win Ou-
nard line for foreign ports "a
Passenger accommodations u surpassea' - a.
naIe.............. 81
5tssraSe. ........ .......s.,.,. =, % ~ ~
For freight or passage, apply to
GEO w. ALLEN, & co Agents,
mp 0-lt No 8 Governor street.
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The SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
RAFFLE FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE
Widows and Orphans of the Southern
States.
DIsrRIBUTIoE No. 26O EVENING, April A.
~ q 8 SO 4e IS 7 6b Is II 4s o.
DISTRIBUTIONS No. 26I. MoRsiNa. April 8. l
20 So q 80 ~ SO 81 SO "a 81 4s
Witness my hand, at Richmond, Va, this 9TH
day Of April, 1871 =
SIMMONS CO., o. @ TOMPBINS.
SetiA1l. Managers. Commissioner.
CERTIFICATES OF RATTLE can be pur
chased from Captain w. I. DABNEY, at the
f3raneh Office. No. Q Twelfth street. three doors
from Mair - I
@E WILL PAY FOR SIX COPIES OFTHE
DC WEEKLY STATE JOURNAT. for one
year. p
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VIRGINIA HALL.

POSITIVELY THE LAST FIVE NIGHTS
MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, AMI
THURSDAY, IL
April 7rH, Sru, 9TH AND 10TH. s
ALSO, EASTER MONDAY, APRIL I41H
PROFESSOR STONE
t9at will repeat his
WONDERFUL AND ABUSING EXPERT
IL lNffT }f4i MENTS fsa4 t4 t,N!
as above, and GA each occasion present to the
p audience q vast number of
BEAUTIFUL AND COSTLY GIFTS.
dp S-5t fl1l
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POLITICAL NOTES,

The Legislature OF Missouri has decided not to be
m hurry in bestowng upon women the right to
hold ONCE. ~ f'+ e"eA '''-' N"o"e A9'
The postmaster Of Terre Haute Ind, Is to be
chosen BY q vote OF the people. Women and In
dams not taxed are disfranchised. s-ri frr -,,
Governor Smith, Of Georgia, says he is deter
mined to stop the plundering ofthe public funds by
ONCE .holders II he succeeds his services will be in
demand in number OF other states of the Union.
The law passed during the dark hours of the last
Congress increasing the salaries Of the members
meets with no favor among the radical journals.
They are pitching into those who voted FOR II right
aud left. 20 1e1rw9 blow HEr1 fFTr--rrr -f.
The constituents sfCharles N. Lamison, denocrat,
who has been chosen the second time TO represent
the Fifth district OF OhIo In Congress- are clam0r
GUS for his resignation, because he voted for the
salary steal. O. ,. ,.t Il
The Boston Transcript republican, Is not san.
guine as to the result Of the election in New Hamp
Shire next Tuesday. 1t says:-'There would be no
doubt OF the usual republican triumph were 1t not
for the Credit Moblier business and the steal OF
back pay" '- ' tl1I3 an
The Spring elections in Michigan are running
strongly In favor Of the democrats. Owosse, Man
istee, Paw Paw and Wenona, which In the Fall OF
last year gave goody majorties for the republican
candidates, have this year elected majority or
democrats to the municipal ofnces. n G1 2.
The democrats continue to make important
gains IN the Spring elections in this State. The
following are the last returns on the choice OF
Supervisors in the counties named ri 49,.
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own business and developing an enterprise which
Shall roQ0uerAta ho hAoR

own business and developing an enterprise which
shall rsgenerate the book trade.
The man who speaks Of an institution from
within has an advantage over him who speaks only
from the outside. To have belonged for many
years to the community Of Mormons and to have
emancipatea himself from It's mental and physical
tolls, are facts that place Mr.. T. B. H. stenhouse In
apositien V speak agtAoritstiyely Of MeIGccin, s
its teachings, its system and it's aims as well as
its checkered history: At this juncture, when the
sores Of poiygaihy and despotic theooracy Are
about to be dealt with, we hope in earnest Mr..
Stenhouses work, 1.-THE Rocky Mountain saints,n
puts In timely appearance. 1t renders the
work OF greater value and Is much to the
writer's credit than Its facts are stated
without bias and its deductions criticized
with the jaundiced malice which 80 often
characterzes the utterances Of converts, or per-
verts, as either side would cali them. He claims
to have simply "outgrown the past" and from his
candid showing that past was something he could
be happy in obliterating altogether. Il win be
particularly noticeable to the readers Of this work
that does not partake of the character OF those
books OF Revelations which, under pretence Of
doing public service. are vehicles for the gratihca-
ton Of purient tastes. The subject is q melancholy
as well as lustfu one, and Mr.. Stenh0use, In view
ing 1t from the former point, makes 1t none the less
interesting. The effects OF the degrading, brutal
izing system upon men and women the arrogant
assumption Of unlimited power by the leaders
over the minds and bodies Of their deluded
followers, the crimes against human life and
human nature committed to preserve the
institution or crafty the whims and passions Of
those leaders, the terrible means by which a unity
Is preserved are subjects which have lessons to
make men shudder rather than tickle their senses
He has traced Mormonism with ability and i'm.
Partially from its humble beginning with Joseph
Smith, through its troubles, its struggles and its
triumphs down to its attitude OF q bear at bay az
1t stands at present under Brigham Young. From
Ohie to Missouri, rem Missouri to Illinois, nom
Illinois to Council Blun, and thence to Utah. IL Ia
traced with fidelity, and where the credit OF
patience, perseverance ana enduring faith ia to be
given he gives 1t.
1t win be seen that IN all these wanderings II
presents the same incOmpatibilities to existence
in the midst OF our institutions. 1t Is and has been,
under Smith as under Young, an Emporium In
tnlpeTfO-a genuine absOlutism in the midst of q
Republic, ready at all times to back its masters
defiance OF the law with the rifle Of the 60iOnnaire
or the dagger OF the assassin.
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past, IN now returning 70 Il, VIII he strncr v,,,
many great changes: He viii be struck frsr with
Its wonderful growth and its many beautiful and
ing increase Of the black population ana thS
Astounding raggedness OF our colored brethren
whites and blacks, without passing the lines Of the
Inwritten treaty that evidently exists between
'"'" TEE nArr ny .rorp ALTON ..,, .
lot instance, q white man from South Carolina
made himself conspicuous by escorting down the
loom the black wife Of the cOlored member OF
congress, Elliott OF that State, no doubt thinking
H me venture good idea for the black vote OF his
assnct on some future occasion. But while this
eAPeriment WAS universally regarded as an offence
10 the Whites at the ball. 1t has been denounced as
;has Irck BY the blacks which will not deceive
tne.r ienoWs IN kalina.' In conclusion, WASH
good sound democratic foundation, and by men
ana women OF experience, and travel and obserya-
especially In its Winter festivities, not onlv agree
able, but really delightful. -o
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Statistics from American Con-
sulateS in Germany.
VALUES OF PRINCIPAL ARTICLES.
An Increase of Twelve Per Cent
ia from the Previous Year.
Germany Still Far Behind France In Ship
ments to the United States Paris
Sends More than All the Empire.

BERLIN, Feb. 90, 1879
The trade reports from Germany are interesting
In more than one point. The total value Of goods
exported to the United States according to the
invoices produced at twenty different c0nsulates,
f0ots up for the year 1872 $37,l77,049, against
900 worth OF merchandise shipped from
France during the same period. The exports nom
Paris alone, during the twelve months, exceeded
$500 600, or, say nearly enc and half millions In
excess Of the entire shipments Of German produce
The most important item in the export is that Of
cotton hosiery, produced in Saxony. The next i'm
portance attaches to the shipments of w0ollen
cloths, but they are scattered over different dis
tricts-namely, Barmen, Axa-Chapelle, Berlin
and others. This suggests the necessity Of CONSOLE
dating many OF the cOnsuates. We have
only ten Consuls all over France, while there
are more than twenty in Germany, especially along
the Rhine, and in South Germany they are to be
found at distances varying from one to three
hours travel by rail- This fact causes endless con.
fusion and annoyance.
The subjoined tables especially interesting in
the tendency to show the origin of goods
Statistics furnished by the customs authorities do
not show this 1t suflices to note lew facts OF
the shipments from Barmen less than four mil
lion dollars worth was shipped through Hamburg or
Bremen, while nearly six hundred thousand dol
lars worth was sent through Liverpool and other
foreign ports. The tables, moreover, have been al.
phabetcally arranged, and for the sake Of compar-
son, reduced into American currency. This is not
done by the Consuls. The work Is admirably done
by some few Of our mercantile representa-
but there are others who attach no value whatso-
ever to statistical returns. Under the circum-
stances it is not very easy task to compile re-
liable returns of the actual movement or commodi-
tics between the two countries.
Statement showing the declared value Of exports
TO tae United States Of America from Germany, re-
duced into American currency at the rate OF forty
cents per nOrin and seventy cents per thaler:-
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THIEvINa KI0wA INp!sss SHOT.
FORT BAscox, N. NJ. Feb. q. 10

rOFT bAsCOM, N. M, FEB, n, 1873.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:- frlo
On the evening Of the 2sth inst. band OF seven
teen Kiowa Indians were IN the vicinity Of this
place they are supposed to be on . reservation).
They killed several head Of cattle belonging to
Mr.. Johnston, also number Of Mr.. Wilson wad-
dingham's. A party was gotten up In short time
who went in pursuit Of them, and by daylight the
following merning their camp was discovered
about eighteen miles from here. Our party num-
bercd ten; but when they fred nearly every shot
told as they left five dead on the field and three
respectfully. HUGH AASTERSON
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,ogssid1 a ampd s,1esg ela9 edi an.7s Oh
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was last evening severely injured In the back BY
coming In contact with Q mad bull, corner Of FOR.
y-nlpth street and Eleventh syepass n, -,
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-11-01
The November number of remOrest MONTH

The November number Of Demorest MONTH
ly Magazine presents its usual rich display
of Fall and Winter novelties, illustrated with
numerous engravings, among which il
one full page, q miniature of the ceIebra-
ted Chrome, alone Sweet Home." This
Chrome is one of the series given to each three
dollar Yearly Subsciber to this model monthly.
How so large and beautiful picture can be
given away is one of the marvels of the day.
fer ID must be remembered that these cannot
be classed among the usual Chr0mos given as
serving their high reputation fcr beauty and
artistic excellence.
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The Seiepee Of Htaih for November con-
taiRs rich variety of interesting and instruct
i've matter; especially interesting are the
articles on "Sickly Country Girls" "Disease
and it's Treatment; "The Health Of Children
at School: :" "The Womas Doctor" illustrated !;
"The Two Jacks )" Diseased Liver and Sui :
cde;" "Calico )" Emergencies; - "Seasona-
bic Dishes" being rich collection of seasona-
receipts; "Malarial Fever - Patients and
Physicians :" and the usual Miscellany and
answers to CORE spondents. Only two dollars
q year, twenty cents a number. To new
Subscribers Three Months "on Trial." for
twenty five cents. Agents wanted. Address
8. r. Wells, Publisher, 3s9 SBroadway New
York,