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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-15
CnSFEsTISSEE,IES.

DOSSIEUX'S.-Go to BOSSiEUX'S to
ID buy your sweet things. He Is manufacturing
daily his nimitablc stcam-clarl6cd FLINT CAN
DIES: also. Soda butter, water. aud arrow-root
CRACkERS: ginger, sugar, novelty CAh %,
JUMRLES. .GINGER-SUTs. s.SPICED-NUTS, &c,
&c. Makes TOBACCO and CIGARS specially.
Canned Oysters, Peaches, Tomatoes, &c, at BALL
more prices. l412 MAIN STREET,
50 Il Cunftctioucr.
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CArIILISA CERTIFICATES from leading citizens
to be seen at WOOD & Sons.
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NOTARY PUBL1c.-Thc Governor has ap'
pojnted L. d. Starke, of Norfolk, and James
s. Redd, of Richmond, not;lries public.
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BEAUTIFUL HATs.-P. WESIGER & co. are re-
ccivns by express and steamer every day new
styles of hats beauties; also, for se,a spen-
| did assortment Of umbrellas.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-15

POSTAL CARps-Those who propose using the
new postal cards can have the printing neatly and
cheaply done at tho Dispatch printing house.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-15

LADIES' BUcKsKIN GAUNTLETs.-P. WEIsr-
Err & GO. have for sale the best gauntlet made In
the world. They are made in the mountains OF
VIRGINIA.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-15

FALL STYLE IIATS.-Ncw styles coming in ever.
day nj i. WEISTGEK Il Co =, 1901 Main street.
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HAVE ANALYZBD TIE WHlSKEY KNOWN
under the brand Of "B SELECT" controlled by
Mcsssrs WALTER ID. BLAIR i CO., Richmond
Virginia, and find 1t free from fusil oil and Other
Impurities, and recommend Its Use for medicinal
and family purposes. j. Il. MCCAw, M. D.,
Late Prof Of Chemistry Medical College of Va.
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HAVE YOUR CLOTHING AND SHIRTS made
order by L. Is. SPENCE & SOS.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Hanover Conservative Nominations.

-SUtffFx1~SH"afSS
Especial telegram TO the Dtspatch.I
ASHLAND, Va, September 13.-Thc Con-
servatiye Convention OF Hanover met here
to-day and made the following nominations !:
Legislature, William r. Wfnn and II. f..
Gardner; Attorney, Hill Carter; Treasurer,
G. w. boswell; Sheriff, r. II. Cardwell.
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HusT1xG's CoURT.-This court meets again
this morning at IL O'Clock. 1t was not IN
session on Saturday.
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CApILLISA WILL STOP THE HAIR gEoH FALL
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BUY YOUR CLOTHING, SHIRTS, AND FURNISi
ING GOODS from E. B. SPENCE & son.
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/ NCHGH LINE STEAMERS. <4>TTS%
y .a.x:sassz-sR
SAILING FIuN NEW YORK
EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.

RATES.:
CABIN TASSAGE-rAYABi.E IN GOLD.
r. iaS"lpo"l. glasgow. Londonderry, or
t...;r, p~ll ........................57s SIS aGd fss
IT,! Observation-Disclosures. 20 and O
r. t,.rt....... 80 t.d Sc
!n nit.,rr HAMBURG, tn,yrrs .......... 30 aad sc
10 Erc.pcu, t,uthcui1urg, tnr!sl Etnia,
........... IS and s.
y. E--'ahih rates for Wednesdays steamers pay
..u.r IN "UrrtHCv.
H1IE-PAYAELE N CURRENCY.
rla~s"". Liverpool, Queenstown, or
Hamburg, HaHr" Antwerp. to.......... IS from SO
El,rsru, Go,huuhurc. &c., to........ IS from 20
it.st.fl,-r, t.onNct 10 and from railway stations
c. - si,pr,s iu England, Ireland. Scotland. Norway,
~-tr.l. Denmark. t,rruany, France, Holland, Bel
.:D:a. and The United states.
Passengers booked DIRECT from Palermo, Genoa,
Mt,-!i:t. Il al Trieste 10 New York.
EVriur.hrr information apply to
HENDERSON EkOTHERS,
Z Bowling Green, y. y, or
GEORGE ". ALLEN & CO.. Agents.
odd dominion Steamship Company, Rockets.
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FURNITURE. 6c.

FURNITURE. - The largest stockfi
4 and the best goods we have ever kept n
NOV: ON hand northern and city made, aud M
daily receiving from the factories. Our stock
comprises all goods kept In lirst- class house 10
kEUw that they are cheaper than you can buy them
elsewhere they must bc scen Please call and Judge
for yourself. Ghllihl6ni.
tl-3m NO 10 IoFcfuoT StItcI
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THE REPUBLICAN MEETING on SATURDAY
NIGHT.--AbOut scyenty-tive Republicans,
chiefly white men, assembled at the Hughes
and RamsdeIl Flambeau club-room, on
Broad street, near Ninth, on Saturday night,
TO hear c. =. Ramsdell speak. Among
those who were present was Mr.. Franklin
StcarnS, who was invited to seat on the
stand. Mr. Stcarns took occasion to express
his qualification at being present, and also
to heartily indorsc the nominees of the Re
publican party.
Major Walker resigned bis position as
vice-prcsident Of the club and General g.
w, Ramsdell was elected in his stead.
4 letter from Hon. Mr.. Platt was read ex-
pressing his sympathy and interest in the
party in Virginia, &c., &C.; at the conclusion
of which Mr. Rush Burgess, who had called
the meeting to order. introduced Mr.. RAMS
dell, who spoke at some length.
A number of Conservatives were present,
making the total number Of persons in at
tendance about eighty or possibly one hum
lrc0
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CAPILLISA STILL AHEAD OF IIAIR-ToSICS.
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LIME AND s,EseENI


T3OCkLAkD LlNE. CEMENT, &c.
1850 barrels landing this day from schooner Sar-
dtnisa.
$50 .s2rres round-top CEMENT;
$50 i,gsreis koscnialc CENENT:
500 baITcis calcincd PLASTER. In store and for
xlG by. ~ Is A. =. LEE.
] IAEt LIME! LIME
9uo barrels - .'ISDJAS ROCK" LIME received
ilin day.
Constant rece.pls FRESH from kilns.
For .taic low. billion, ElI.ETT Il CO.,
Manufacturers, 1908 DOCK street
t!GIfh'DsD- Va August g. 1873. aus
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ICE-CREAM
will hc furnished at the shortest notice ut the
MAlN-STREET ICE-CREAM DEPOT,

Managers Of PIC-NICS and FESTIVALS VIII no
well to give me Il call before purchasing elsewhere.
warrant 10 furnish only the best quality or cret:ii
Orders to furnish cream on Sunday must be lcita
the store on Saturday. ,,,,r,
French and Americani, FRUITS, NUTS, ana
CRACkEhS always on hand 1T wholesale ana re-
tail. ,.>,,,r, rr,n>
Is unrivalled In Richmond. c,
Goods delivered free TO any part of the ci!y: olive
mo n call C.IIMMER.
is 2l-am successor to Csppcl. thinner & Go.
TONFEC IONERlES, FRUITS, &c
" Receiving bv every steamer fresh supplies OF
FOREIGN and DOMESTIC FSCITS,
NUTS. &c, &c.
ICE-CREAH and CANDIES
manufactured daily fresh.
A.PlIZINI, JR.
.vls S07 Broad street
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CApILLISA Is NOT INJURIOUS.
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Resignation OF the Governor of the
District Of fCoiun5Sa-EEis Succcssor r
ADpuinted.

WASHINGTON, September 13.-Goyernor II.
d. Cooke has resigned The governorship OF
the District of Columbia Territory. and A.
r. Sheppard. of this city, has been appointed
his successor.
The following is Governor Cookies letter
of resignation!
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AL IL
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SHUULDER-BRAC FOR ADULTS
~ aud children. for sale at
scd MEADE & BAkER'S Drug Store.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-10-09
A Communication.

EpiroH SrAs:-The edge Of
the knife is not narrower than
the breadth OF view generally
Fdisp,sysd by some OF, the people
Of Lake comfy, in discussing the
qusstiossk ole County Seat. Its
platform u briefly opposition to
any policy that is in favor with
the peoplewest Of the State Road.
II they were siacerc in tlssir pub
licly Expressed -.opiaions one sisis
topic, it would bono. more isyas.
tional than tho comlnander OF the
Italian steamer was when lie: as
sured the American traveller that
the Jesuits were the cause Of all the
trouble in this world, even to the
late rebellion in this country. In
regard to the County Seat ones
ton; which originated in the cast
side Of the county, and has been
endorsed by the majority of all
the towns, they say in brief aud
plain terms that il is a scheme in
tho interest Of Nirvana or Bald
win, to tax the people for their
support, and enrich their towns
at the expense Of the public ; while
we claim. upon the other hand
the question rests upon the broad.
estfoundation. Therefore, VIC urge
the question in the interests OF
ecopoaly to the county. 1t in
sures the building OF Court nonse
without any direct taxation, and
xilf neccssitate an economical
management Of all salared Off
ces All this is indirectly to the
benefit Of the people west OF the
State Road, ii they succeed in
their plans; and it will also DO a
benefit to all the people ut large
in the coSnty,, who are subject to
taxatnn. Ii wo do not look sharp
We cannot say as some Of our tax
payers d. when something OF in
teyest shows itself. AS one OF the
tax payers Of Lake county would
vote Tor il. FEARLESS.
Pomona, Oct. 4th, 1873.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-10-09

How To LIGurEN WoMAN's La.
BoR. If slime is money, then
everything that tends to facilitate
.lalr,r ia positive pecunisry benefit
: Humankind. The best sewing
hiaol,ine or churn is not a "good
strong woman" as experience
proves. )" Sap"lio in enabling
one woman to easily d" rs much
cleaning VI every kind in one day
as two women ean do in two days
with the scrnbbliny brush and
soap, is a positive blessing to the
human race. N" woman who has
once used it will ever nae anything
else as a substitute. Sold Ivy all
dealers. The cheapest as well as
hest cleansing substance in the
world. 60.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-10-09

The following order, written by
the "Father of his Country" was
recently presented by Hon. Hugh
McCurdly, Of Grand Rapids, to
tho State Library, to be preserved
as o. historical relic:
To Jab,z Huntington, Esq,
Sheriff of the County Of Wind
ham Conn:
SIR: AT the urgent solicitation
of several of the s, lectmcn and
respectable Inhabitants of the
town of Newport, l hereby au-
thorizc you to discharge from
custody Edwin WILDER, now
prisoner, and confined by military
order in the said county gaol.
q. WASHINGTON.
Headquarters, New Windsor.
Jan. 13. 1871.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-10-09

The State Agricultural Society
held meeting at Grand Rapids on
the 18th ut., and elected the follow
ing officers for the ensuing year:
President-Charles Kipp, Of St.
Johns.
Secretary-C. F. Kimball, Of Pom.
tiac.
Treasurer j. Dean, Of Adrian.
Members cfMe Executive Board
Edwin Phelps Of Pontiac; j. Q. A
burlington, Of Tuscola, +. M. Man
ming OF Paw Paw; j. p. Allison. Of
East Saginaw; Abel Angen, q. Brad
ley, and ID. NJ. Howard, Of Pcntwater;
E. Van Valkenburg, Of Hillsdals. ii
o. Hanford, Of Plymouth /; j. w.
Childs, of Ypsilanti, and G o. Hum.
phrey, Of Kalamazoo. -
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-10-09


THE TittaCawasste boom Com;
pany havo Oh their pay roll over
400 men, of whom = large num-
her have struck boca,,se ot the re-
ducfion Of l2t per cent. in wages
Il is thought, prsbabie that opera
tons will soon be spspcndsd. The
labor bill this year has been about
$llS,000 distributed over seven
months. ii. w. Sage. & Ca.
will not cut any timber in tho
woods this season. They usually
cut from ~. OO0, 900 To- go, 600, 0OU
feet eacr winter. A. W. Wright
Il Co. have 100, 100000 feet in
boom, and will not cut any. Tiff
jerome will get along with 5000.
900 or 8. 00G, 900 feet he has ON
hand. Swift e Lockwood and
Chapman & I.afcrge viii cul
none, hut the latter have 10000
900 tcct on hand. The Isus,s will
lumber very little, AMI this is
true vi many other Operators.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-10-09

MANY..os oil citizens:arc tamil.
lar with a location oil a number
Of old pear trees, near the bank
Of the river, in the vicinity Of
Seventeenth street, Which are
said to have been planted by some
French residents Of Detroit about
$50 years ago. These trees are
yet quite thrifty, AM do not ,ap.
pear TO exhibit signs Of decay.
Ono Of the number IS located in
tho coal yard OF @. L. Letts &
Co., 0S5 Woodbridge street. This
tree bloomed in tho Spring and
subsequently, tho blossoms ton
ono side fell of, and thetrce bore
fruit on that portion where tho
bio Soma remained pndietnrbed.
The fIuit was recently wholly re.
moved aud now the nee is full Of
blossoms again. Tribune.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-10-09
VIZ find the iollowing items in
the Frankfort Erpress:

VIZ find the iollowing items in
the Frankfort E.rpress:
Henry Wiltsc, Esq., of Gilmore,
brought in;" our office n basket OF
peaches of bis, own raisipg. lie
had four trees from which he
gathered nino bushels, realizing
5000 per bushcl, i.,aking a total Of
S54,00. What can pay better
than fruit raising in l,cnziea nl
Plums are n splcndoj crop this
year, in this county, and prices
range FROM $500 to 5000 per
bnsl,el. A. j. SIyiicld, OF this
place, gathered six bushels Of fine
fruit from two trees IN his garden.
Hugh Lockhart has u fine crop
aud is finding a ready market for
item. PLUME nro surcsi fruit we
can plant. and We advise our
farmers throughout, the county To-
give. their. attention 10 ,ra sin ;
them, Ms. a ready narko, VII, al:
ways be found, nj good prices
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-10-09

1'nE body f John Gravin was
recently exhumed from the Gem
etery at St. Louis, and coroners
inquest held over il. 1t appears
that IN the morning of the Goth
nlt., Gravin went from Wheeler
Station to Saginaw on the train
and returned in the evening. Soou
after his return no went TO the
house Of lns sOn.in.law. Reuben
Annis, who resides in Wheeler, a
short distance from the depot
where he got his supper. But lie
seems TO have Gccn slightly intox'
icatcd, and became 50 noisy and
boistcrons that about l. O'Clock
Annis requested him to keep still
or leave the bonse, hut ho refused
to do either. Finally, his daugE-
ter (Mrs. Annis). induced him to
omit the housc. Aftcr this, Moth
inc was seen Or heard Of the nnfor-
tunatc man until about 10 u'ciock
on the following day, when he
Was found in a ditch q short di'-
lance from the l,onse, in an inscn
siblc condition,witli several bri'i. 'es
about the face aud head, showing
unmistakabIe evidences 1T violen.
ce. lilo fingered In an unconscious
state until 3o'elock in the Afternoon
when lio ceased to breathe. The
Jury found a verdict that he came
to iis death from the effects ot in
toxication. exposure and Injuries
received from some unknown cause.
They were satisfied that he receiv'
cd personal violence from some
one, Int FROM WHOM could not be
learned.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-10-09

A WEEK ago Friday last james
Clinton, a deaf mute pupil, left
The institution for the deaf and
dumb and the blind Mt Flint, and
cannot be found. lie WAS a new
pupil and lived in Kalamazoo.
Any Knowledge ofhis Whereabouts
shonld he communicated to +. L..
Bangs, principal of the institute,
and the State papers are requested
to publish this notice. - Detroit
Tribune, Oct u,
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-10-09

THE total number of convicts in
tho Penintentiary now is 655. an
increase Of 90 over last month.
The receipts were A and II were
discharged. Two escaped and one
was pardoned, one OF whom was
Michael Bresnahan, sent from
Dctroittwo years ago br man.
slaughter. The receipts included
Il from Kent county, six from
Wayne, five from Oakland, five
from Barry, four fronA Allcgan,
three each from Branch and Cal.
houn, and one each from Mason,
Cass, Muskegon, Sbiswassce,
Washtcnaw and Huron. e.,
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-10-09

THE first trial of Ku Klux before
the State Courts of North Caroline
occurred last week in tho johnson
County Superior Court. Two
mon were convicted and sentence
to be hung on the 18th of Novem
Der. Their crimo was that of go.
ing in disguise, on the 9th Of
September, to the house OF a
,colored mar, dragging, him out
and Whipping him to death.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-10-09

AvERYgood suggestion is made
by the litter Ocean to the effect
that contractors, manufacturers
and others who employ large mum
bers of men, reduce the amount
Of labor per day and pay Accord
ingly, keeping their usual force
at work, instead of dischargine
mon, and depriving their families
OF the means Of subsistence.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-10-09
RehQlous.


The repairs on the ChristiaIi
Church at Marshall cost 81, 500,
and there remains about S300 Of
debt. ,..s.F :,
The Messiah Lutlepan Church
Of Constantine was dedicated con
Sunday, September 81
Tho EpiscopaliaDs Of Lexiagten
contemplatc the erection, next
summer of q church that will uOst
90. 600. -.
: The n. E. Church Yst Howell
Is 10 have $500 IN repairs put
u,,nn II between November and
January /.
Rov. DR.. ID. N, Bordwell has
resigned the pastorate Of the Ply.
month Congregational Church
at Kalamazoo.
Rev. w. ID. Sinock, of Oberlin
Seminary, is supplying the Com
gregational Churcha at Hart ,Oceana
county.
Bishop Borgess. confirmed SO
persons in the Catholic Church
at Grand Haven, and 81 ut Ber-
lin recently.
The NJ. K. Church at north
Adams, Hillsdale comfy, have
Just cleared of n $545 debt on
their church and parsonage.
A Baptist Council at Tekogsha
ordained Mr.. j. II. Crooker to
the work Of preaching tho Gospel,
September 25th.
Rev. l. b. Jones has closed
his labors with the Congregations
Church at Croton, Newaygo
county, aud Revs.. j. A. s. Wor.
den or Coral, and JAS. Waite
vt Whitehill, are compelled to lay
aside work aud seek health.
The Nj. Z. Church at Bnrling-
ton Calhoun county, has just sim,
proved" their house Of worship,
at cost of 81, 500. This SUN
has been raised, and $409 more
to apply on the parsonage.
Mr.. F. p. Lord, a graduate of
Oliect, who has spent a year in
Theological study, and is about
to go to Mobile, Ala, as a teacher
OF tho freedman at the request, OF
himself and the church at Yer
montville, has been examined by
a Congregational Council and APP
pro5ated to preach. 49,"
Donations: Rev. A. Rolls,
Eaton Rapids, $43; Rev. Mr..
Kratz, Hart, Oceana county, $40;
Rev. f. Foster TuscoA., $40. Rev.
w. IL. Shier and wife, Methodist,
Episcopal, Ann Arbor $50 by
some Of his friends OIL the occasion
on their 18th wedding anniversary;
Rev. Ill. Palmer Methodist Epis-
copal, Sand Beach and Rock Falls,
Huron county, SO, and from
White Rock S27. A few weeks
since Mrs. Palmer was the rccip.
tent Of fine present from the
ladies OF Rock Falls, in shape OF
address, and pair Ut shoes worth
$50. The laGies of the Wing
Lake Presbyterian Church have
gene rously presented sewing
machine to Mrs. j. Kolland, the
wife Of their Pastor.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-10-09

THERE was a serious division
between Tammany and Apollo
Hall Democrats in the recent
New York State Convention.
The Tammanyites, as usual had
tho advantage, and the Apollo
Hall faction Withdrew from the
Convention in disgust. 1,- J'.. o.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-10-09

IT has recently come to light
that there has been yellow fever
in quarantine in Lower Harbor,
New York, since the first Of June.
There have been sixty four cases
IN all, and thirteen dea.ls. The
matter had been kept quiet for
the purpose Of avoiding unneccs.
sary alarm, arising from newspaper
reports.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-10-09

On Sunday, Sept. 2sth, Bishop
Geo. M. Randall died at Denver,
Colorado. lie was the Missionary
Bishop, Of the Episcopal Church
for the Territories Of Colorado,
Wyoming and New Mexico, and
was about GO years Of L,.l
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-10-09

A FEW nights since John Daly
got into fight with one Frank +,
Baker, at Muskeg"n, and after a
short Struggle, fell down and
died. Baker was arrested, but
post moitem examination Oi
DAILY proved that he died from
natural causes and Baker was dis
charged.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-10-09

TIE past few weeks have wit
messed many suspensions Dnsi
ness firms have suspended, .banks
have suspended, and lastFriday the
celebrated Modoc chief, Capt.
Jack. suspended, together with
five of Ills warriors. 7,". q
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-10-09

ACCORDING to present indica.
iious il would seem that q number
Of those who will be able to lind
employment in the numbering rc-
gions tho coming Winter will be
small when compared wiihy last
year. The reason for this cnlcu-
lation is given in the fact that the
present supply Of logs linStlre
streams is very large. l0ge.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-10-09
AAStASf Monarchy In France,

Latest advlces from Paris STATE
that a majority OF tic Deputies
i'll the Freiith Assembly are in
favor OF and have pledged Them
selves to support ths lnns tor
a restoration of tho tnocfchy.
A special to the New, Y oh krld,
under date OF Oct SEM sayE'
"Thiers has giveaseonssst 10 the.
proposed alliance between the
Republicans and fmperialists, as
tho, only ,means o. preventing the
restoration Of the monarchy, with
Conut de Gbambord as Henri v.
The new party.is constantly receiv
ing new accessions to it's ranks.
Nevertheless the chances GO far
favor the Monarchis,s, who have
najorilies in the Assembly, the
entire army. and an abundance OF
money, with which thcyilhave
been 5ribina weak and ambitious
politicians NJ, Rouher has been
promised baronetcy Immediate
ly after tie restoration, which
may, now be considered sure to
come about soon after the Assem-.
lily, eonvencs. That Theirs should
have consented at last to an alliance
with tho I,nperialists 10 regarded
as sevidencc of the rapid strides
which the monarchical cause has
been making, and the urgent nc
ccssary to preserve tho now tot
tering Republic"
The above may be true as re-
CARDS the French Assembly, but
how about the peophg Are they
prepared and'wiNinc, after having
pnce been ar liberty, and exper-
fenced. ataste Of freedom, to again
assumesthe galliag chains OF desA'
potismf We ehould say not,
but the result Of the Vaccinations
Of the Deputies, who apparently
are looking more to personal ag-
grandizcnient than the peoples
interests, remains to lie seen. %"
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-10-09

The Secretary Of State has is
sued notification to the electors
to the Fifth Congressional District
that a special election will be held
on the 4th day of November next
for the purpose Of filling the va
cancy caused by the death Of
Hon. Wilder d. Foster.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-10-09

On Friday a young man at
Whitehall about "a years ofagc,
named Chas. Toxeyton, a Nor
wegian, fell from the Schooner
Hero, near the mill of Gone,
Green & Co., and was drowned.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-10-09

Gov. Powers, OF Mississippi
has issued a proclamation conven.
ing the Legislature of that State
in extra session. on the Goth inst.
The object of the meeting is to
amend the elections law. and
transactother'i'nporta't business
growingoat' oEtiIe political mud.
,1le.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-10-09

The Italian Go. efnmept has
conferred the Grand Cross of the
Order of Italy upon the italian
Consul General of New York
in consideration Of his efforts to
suppress the traffic in Italian
children,