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OFFICIAL VOTE OF THE CITY.

The board of commissioners to canvass
the election returns from the several wards
of this city concluded their labors this
morning, and the following is the official
result:
MARSHALL WARD.
Kemper, 900; Hughes, $40; Withers,
912; Ramsdell, CAT Daniel, 904; Fultz,
647 Ould, 912; Dooley, s92; Loven-
stein, 9O3: Anderson, 9O4; Gilman, 913
Gilmer, 646; Manly, Gas; Rankin, 655
Snyder, GAS; Woody, GAG.
JEFFERSON WARD.
Kemper. 1886 Hughes, SCI Withers,
1886; Ramsdell, 500; Daniel, 1909 ;
Fultz, S67 Ould, 1880 Dooley, 1913 ;
Lovenstein, 1907 /; Anderson, 1913; Gil
man, 1886; Glmer, S54 Manly, s56 ;
Rankin, $40; Snyder, s54; Woody, S66.
MADISON WARD.
Kemper, 1918; Hughes, 800; Withers,
1922; Ramsdell, 826i Daniel, 1903
FuItz, s3l; Ould, 1919; Dooley, 1910;
Lovenstein, 1902; Anderson, 1916 ;
Gilman, 1922; Gilmer, S25 Manly, 827 ;
Rankin, S27; Snyder, s25; Woody, 1923.
MONROE WARD.
Kemper, 1494; Hughes, s9s; Withers,
1901; Ramsdall, 895; Daniel, 148l ;
Fultz, 901; Ould, 1502 Dooley, 1882 ;
Lovenstein, 1856 Anderson, 1895; Gill
man, 1900; Gilmer, S95; Manly, S9S;
Rankin, 9O1; Snyder, S92; Woody, S9s.
CLAY WARD.
Kemper, 1887; Hughes, SOL; Withers,
1899; Ramsdell, $50; Daniel, 1925
Fultz, 594; Ould, 1887; Dooley, 96G ;
Lovenstein, zoos; Anderson, 1910
Gilman, 1898; Gilmer, 593; Manly 500;
Rankin. 594; Snyder, SOL; Woody, COS.
JACKSON WARD.
Kemper, SOL ; Hughes, 1912 i; Withers,
69l Ramsdell, l54l; DanielY 669
Fultz, 1916 Ould, 6sS; Dooley, 672 ;
Lovenstein, 675 Anderson, 673 !; Gill
man, 600; Gilmer, 1910 Manly, l545 ;
Rankin, 1866; Snyder, 1911 Woody,
1540.
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EO37

DU3I
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI
lTED STATES for the Eastern District of Vir-
ginia.
rupt--in bankruptcy.
To whom 1t may concern The undersigned,
william H. Allderdice, of Richmond, in the
county of Henrico and State of Virginia, hereby
gives notice of his appointment as assignee Of
the estate of H. B. p. Pool of the cousty OF Meek
lenburg in said district, and who was to-wit on
the 10th day of Oct a. d. 1873, adjudged bank
rupt upon the petition of himself, by the
District Court of the United States, for said
district. -..,
VIM II. .ALLDERDICE,
nol-ssw Assignee.
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A MURDERER CoNFEssEs HIS CRIME

A MURDERER CoNFEssEs HIS CRIME
THE DEED COMMITTED IN VIR-
GINIA-THE MURDERER NOW Con-
FINED IN A MILITARY PRISON IN
GERMANY.-A German by the name of
Hermann RUDOLPH Wilhelm Vallrath, now
confined in the military prison at Stras- :
burg, confesses to having committed a
murder in Virginia. After giving in detail
the history of visit made to America
from Brunnschweig in an emigrant
ship on the 4th of October, 1868;
his landing in Charleston on the
29th November in Baltimore on the
4th of November, and his being
employed at fishery on the Potomac
river in Prince William in the spring of
1869. He makes his confession, in which
he describes his meeting with an Irish
man some miles from Fredericksburg; de-
tails conversation had with him, in which
the Irisman stated that he was employed
on a railroad that he had money that
the Irishman exhibited it; that the thought
occurred to him while walking to get pos
session of it; that he seized the man to
take it away from him found the
fellow too much for him; drew
his knife (Which he calls knicker) and
stabbed the man to death. On searching
his person he found pocket-book which
contained about $201, and several letters.
The lid of the pocket-book bore the name
OF William Brown, whom he describes,
and says he was about 30 years of age, &c.
He then narrates his compunction of con.
science, and his trip from America back to
Bremahaven, Germany, where he arrived
the 26th OF May, 1869. He then describes
his occupation from that time to that oi
his arrest and confinement in prison.
His confession is signed by him and
witnessed bv Harlem, the government aud
itor. The facts above were sent by the
authorities in Germany to the Ambassador
at Washington, transmitted by him to the
German consulate in this city, Mr.. Hanne-
Wrinkle, and by him forwarded to Governor
Walker.
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RoBBERY.-Last night, between the
hours of six and seven o'clock, some thief
alighted upon the roof of the residence of
Mr.. A. Antilotti, situated on Franklin
street, between Governor and Mayo,
decended through the skylight into his
sleeping chamber and purloined one black
cloth cloak, one alapaca dress and
skirt. two black shawls, one black Grape
veil, and one striped delaine dress, the
property of his wife. The perpetrator Of
the deed is still at large, but we hope to
chronicle his arrest.
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in Greenfield, Massachusetts,, the
editor Of The Courier declares that q
charge made against him by the editor of
The Times is "willful and malicious
falsehood," and ''the said Henry A.
Buddington willful and malicious liar"
Down south now there would be blood
spilled.
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EXECUTIVE CLEMENCY DENIED
One year of prison life was assigned Wesley
Binum for q voluntary manslaughter CONF
mitted in Brunswick county, and the gov
ernor says nay to his application to be re-
leased therelrom.
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s% H. McCOR MICK,
AuOTIONEER AND COMMISSION MER-
CHANT, I4I4 MAIN STREET.

On consignment large and desirable stock
of FURNITURE, CRoCKERy, GLASSWARE
DRY GOODS, HATS, CAPS, NOTIONS, CLOTH
ING, sc.
would respectfully call the attention of the
citizens of Richmond and public generally, to
this large and varied stock of the above named
goods, embracing as 1t does nearly every article
to be found in well-stocked house. The most
of these goods have been purchased since the
great financial crisis. at greatly reduced prices,
which enables me to offer to the trade and con-
sumers, at private sale, greater inducements
than can bs found elsewhere in the city.
AUCTION SALES DAILY.
Consignments solicited. Outdoor sales
promptly attended to.
II. MCCORMICK,
oc4 Auctioneer and Com. Merchant.
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THE POWER OF LovE.-The power OF
love receives fresh and striking illustra-
tion in the case of Clay-street girl who last
night knocked her lover heels over head
down flight of stairs because he wanted
to stop kissing long enough to get good
long breath.
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TEMPERANCE. Harmony Division Sons
of Temperance will have public demon
stration at Centenary church on Thursday
night next. Addresses will be delivered
by Rev. DR.. John e. Edwards, Rev. Mr..
Vanderslice and others. The public are
cordially invited to participate.
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SUDDEN DEATH.-Emmett B. Alley, a
native of Petersburg, and treasurer of the
company now playing at the Virginia
Opera-house, died at the American hotel
to-day after brief illness of pneumonia.
He was member of Loge Francais No.
SO, A. +. and A. NJ, who took charge Of
the remains.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-11-07

RAILROAD DIvIDENDs.-The Rich
mond, Fredericksburg and Potomac rail-
road company announces dividend of
three and a-half per cent. on the common
and guaranteed stock, and also give notice
that the interest on the convertible bonds
of the company will be paid to holders in
Philadelphia on demand.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-11-07

X. X. K.-At meeting of the Kemper
Kampaign Klub held last evening, DR.. I.
P. Mayo resigned his position as secretary,
in consequence Of his intention to remove
to Vicksburg. A resolution of thanks to
him for his efficient services was adopted.
At an election subsequently held, MIR.
Louis T.. Bosseux was elected to fill the
vacancy. Resolutions Of respect to the
memory of the late William Barksdale
Myers were also adopted.
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THE FASHIONABLE SEAsoN.-W

THE FASHIONABLE SEAsON.-We
were not panic struck much lately when
the big shock came to New York and
other large cities, nevertheless the shadow
even Of the crisis has cast its baleful
influence over some of our industries.
'sSociety" is affected here as elsewhere,
the "German" terminates not fastly,
chops" are like spasmodic interjeotions
and it is prophesied generally by ''socety
fellows" that the winter will be a "slow>'
one. Alack-a-day!
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The discovery has been made at Rome,
on the Esquiline Hill, of some ancient vess-
sells in pottery ware, the largest ever found,
and of such size that man could essily
live in one. The fact is, therefore, clear
that the famous tub of Diogenese was not
mac e of wood, but of earthenware, as is i'm.
piled by Juvenal,
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TROUBLES IN THE FAMILY ALL THE
WHILE.-An absent minded Grace-street
man Tuesday night kissed his pet kitten
and slapped his wife. The mice in that
house have had good time ever since.
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HUMOROUS LECTURE.-Mr. James P.
Cowardin will deliver his interesting lee
ture entitled "Catawba's Peregrinations
Around the World" on Tuesday evening
next at the Theatre. He will describe
briefly his travels through southern Europe.
Egypt, Arabia, Africa, China and Japan,
and will introduce many humorous fea-
lures.
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FOREIGN.
CUBA.
Official Address of the CaptRin.GenC-
ral-FOur Havana FiIIibusters Shot.

OmclaI AUur0SS Oh the SaptNih.1tnC-
ral-FOur Havana FiIIibusters Shot.
HAVANA, November 6.-Captain. Gene
raj Jouvellar to-day issued an official ad-
dress. He says there is nothing of such
pressing interest to the public good, and
the prestige and honor of the nation, as
the restoration of the normal state of af-
fairs in the Island of Cuba. He proposes
to subject everything to this elevated con-
sideration within the limits of the laws.
The address concludes "All may rest
assured that will comply with the in
structioDs of the national government to
be untirlng in my efforts to procure peace,
encourage credit and pursue fraud taking
care that none of the great interests OF
the Island suffer while l act as governor.
HAVANA, November THE tribunal
at Santiago De Cuba, before which the
prisoners captured on the fillibustering
steamer Virginius were brought, con-
demned Bernabe Varoha, Pedro Cespedes,
Jesus Del Sol, and General Ryan TO death,
and they were shot on the morning of the
4th inst.
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STOCK BROKERS.
r. H. MAURY & CO.,
STOCK AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
opp,cu. No IOun M., on,rrr

1t will be seen from the above that WE HAVE
MOVED OUR OFFICE from No lOl4 to No. 1915,
Immediately opposite, and where we shall as
heretofore be pleased to see and serve friends and
the public generally in BUYING AND SELLING
ON COMMISSION.
INTEREST COUPONS received for State
Taxes. NEGOTIABLE PAPER, GOLD, BONDS
and STOCK of all kinds, &c. Orders receive
prompt attention.
r. II. MAURY CO.,
no 6-d2aw&wlm
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GUARDED IN HIS CONDUCT
"Were you guarded in your conduct while
in Richmond ?" asked a solicitous Hanover
parent of his son on the latter's return
from the State Fair last week. "Yes, sir !;
part of the time by two policemen"
Loving parent, ,..sighing heavily, ordered a
servant to 60 for some pigs who were
paying obtrusive attention to his cabbage
garden.
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THE YELLOW FEVER.

MEMPHIS, November G-Evening.
death has occurred since the noon report.
The weather is warm and cloudy.
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CENTAUR LINIMENT.-

CENTAUR LINIAIENT.-
The great discovery of the
age. There is no pain which
the CESTAUR LlNIHRNT will not
relieve, no swelling which 1t
will not subdue, and no lame
ness which it will not cure.
This is stI ong language. but IL
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-11-07
NEVADA.
Earthquakes.

SAN FRANCISCO, November Three
severe earthquakes have occurred at
Austin, Nevada. No damage.
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PENNSYLVANIA.


PHILADELPHIA, November 7-Schoe-
per Il Bros manufacturers of dress goods,
nave suspended.
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The ox.ofIice is now open for the sale of re-
served seats, and will remain open every day
from a. m. to p. M, where seats can be Sc
cured one week in advance without extra
charge. Doors to open at p. M. overture COM
mence punctually at a quarter before O'CLOCK.
Special performance on WEDNESDAY ana
SATURDAY AFTERNOONS for the aceommoda-
tion of ladies' and children, when the admission
will be 90 cents to all parts of the house; chill
dren under 10 years, 25 cents. Doors open at
o'clock overture to commence'at 2;45 precisely
no 3--5t
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LONDON, November THE Bank of
England rate has advanced to 0 per cent.
Erie 33a. Street and bank discount o.
The French ministry has not resigned.
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FOR RENT.
FOR RENT.-rwo sEwG

TENEMENTs, thoroughly painted, with five
rooms each and kitchen with two rooms; excel
lent we'll of water at the door, Located on
Twenty seventh street. corner of street,
Church Hill. Price TO good paying tenant for
a year, $40 per month. Inquire of
SAMUEL H. JONES,
no4-tf No. 9l2 Twenty seventh street.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

nag ALL SIZES OF WINDOW GLASS,
KEROSENE OIL, WHITE LEAD, LINSEED
OIL, SPIRITS TURPENTINE, &C., wholesale
or retail. L. WAGNER, Druggist,
oc l3-tf Sixth and Broad streets.
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THE FALLING LEAvEs.-The most
hardy foliage, if we except that of ever
green's, lis succumbing to the influence
of approaching winter. Long ago, out in
the open air, has ''the last rose of sum-
mer" exhaled its sweetness on some borean
gale. The tree is the only thing in nature
Of a robustious sort that can "leave" and
still stay behind to see what is coming
next.
When rise the gusty winds; the leaves
Race fugitive and lost;
And gaunt the landscapes desolate
Look in the teeth of frost.
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A SAMPLE MERCHANTS TROUBLE

A SAMPLE MERCHANTS TROUBLE
Not long since Mr.. III. N. Hirsch, of Phila-
delphia, while sojourning at the Exchange
Hotel, IA place Of entertainment for man
and beast in this city, on Franklin street,)
was arrested by superserviceable detec.
tive, carried before the police justice and
fined $50 for an alleged violation of the re-
venue law of the state and city. He
writes to the Philadelphia Press an account
of his experiences here, and plaintively in
quires " whether or not a stranger has any
longer the right to visit Richmond, and
whether peaceable citizen, paying a large
price for poor accommodations at So
called frst-class hotel, shall be allowed to
see his friends in his temporary home."
The conundrum implied in the suggestion
of the last paragraph is one which we have
not the ability to answered.
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CITY NEWS.


VIRGINIA Observation-Disclosures. Rivers Co.'s
arvelous Sensation Combination.
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ANUSEMENTS.
FRANK RIVERS &, VIRGINIA
OPERA-HOUSE.
RIVERS & soMERBY'S MARVELLOUS
nr,,n n1oA1 coMnINATI0N


MONDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1873.
RIVERS & soMERBY'S MARVELLOUS
SENSATION COMBINATION,
an organization embodyng the highest order OF
versatile artistic ability being combination OF
specialties, each act constituting feature OF
unparalleled interest," and thuspresenting
MELANGE OF BRILLIANT PERFORMANCES
never before witnessed in one consolidated
exhibition
PRICES OF ADMISSION
Orchestra Seats-patent chairs (new)-."sl 90
Parauette Seats-chsirs secured................ 70
BALCONY Chairs-front secured. 70
p.,o,nv oaots 90
Balcony Chairs--secured for colored per-
cons, a limited number only..........". 70
BALCONY Seats--colored persons"."......." oo
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tg CHURCH COMMITTEES TAKE
NOTICE.-GAS FIXTURES and CHANDE-
I.IERS, ,REBRONZED and REPA1RED-made
TO look as good as newly
DANIEL O'DONNELL,
aps-tf SIS Broad Street.
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The Memphis papers are going in
strong for municipal improvements Of a
nature calculated to make their city less
pestiential and eorrespondingly prosper
aug
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CERTIFICATES OF RATTLE can be pnr-
chased from Captain w. I. DABNEY, at the
Branch office. No. sTwelfth street. three doors
from Main.
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Power and Goodness of God.

There's not tint that paints the rose,
Or decks the lily fair,
Or streaks the humblest flower tha
grows,
But Heaven has placed it there.
At early dawn there's not gale
Across the landscape driven,
And not breeze that sweeps the vale,
That is notSsent from heaven. =
There's not of grass single blade,
Or leaf of lowest mien,
r Where Heavenly skill Is not display q
And Heavenly wisdom seen.
There's not tempest dark and dread,
Or storm that rends the air,
Or blast that sweeps DER oceans bed,
But Heavens own voice is there.
There's not star whose twinkling ligh
Illumes the distant earth,
And cheers the solemn gloom Of night
But Mercy gave it birth.
There's not cloud whose dews distih
Upon the parching clod,
And clothe with verdure vale and hill,
That is not sent by God.
There's not place in earth's vast round
Tne ocean deep, or cir,
Where skill and wisdom are not found
For God is everywhere.
Around, beneath. below, above,
Wherever space extends,
There Heaven displays its boundles
And power with mercy blends.
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entered the rear room, softly closing
the door behind me. With eager
haste | ran to the window. The night
was wild and tempestuous, but sufh-
cient light shone from the windows
of the .neighboring houses to disclose
to me the ruined wall Of the factory,
the tremendous cnasrn between .dny-
self and it, and the black beams Of
the broken platform, looking like a
gibbet in the gloomy shadows. There
was but one chance for me, I must
cross upon these beams to the sum-
nit Of the wall I could not descend
the taircase, the officers had-already
entered the front room where the
bodies lay, and they would undoubt-
edly search the whole house. I had
no time to deliberate, desperation
drove me on, and the next moment /
was clinging to the beams with a
frantic grasp and slowly crawling to-
ward the factory Wall.
The wind howled in my ears as if
fends rode upon the, tempest shout
ing my doom. My frail support trem-
bled and surged beneath me, threat
ening to fall at every motion of my
body. Dark shadows fitted up from
the depth below, as my straining eyes
stared down into it. like spirits leap
ing to clutch and drag me down to
death. Ten thousand horrors wefe
crowded into those brief moments,
but still 1 clung and crawled-and
at last my right hand touched the
coping of the wall / seized upon it
with fierce energy, and recklessly
swung my body forward. The frail
beam, dislodged by this last shock,
fell laundering into the abyss, and
left ME hanging by my hands alone.
Another effort 4 concentrating all the
powers Of my frame, and lay at full
length on the apex of the crumbling
pile, trembling in every limb and ut
terly exhausted!
1t was desperate chance indeed |!
but 1 had succeeded and was safe
though my hair from that hour WAS
streaked with threads of silver gray !!
y: x, *
/ am glad my task is nearly ended,
for l find grow incoherent as I re-
call these horrors. The descent from
the wall was comparatively easy Of
accomplishment, and I reached home
before dawn, no one having remarked
my absence. The circumstances un-
der which, the bodies of De Chargny
and Helena were found led the au-
thorities to believe that De Chargny
was the murderer of Jason Wilmer.
AS the letter received by. the chief Of
police was in Helena's handwriting
she was supposed to be the denouncer,
and he, having discovered her treach-
cry after their meeting, through the
copy of the letter found upon the
floor beside them, had first slain her
and then committed suicide. The
fools did not reflect that, if this had
been so, he could easily have escaped,
after killing her, by not giving the
signal but my devils luck did not
desert me, and to this day have
never been suspected.
have not escaped my punishment
in this world, nevertheless-nor shall
1 in the next. I am rich, honored,
envied, but utremorse, black, narrowing
remorse, tears at my heartstrings with
a Fury's grasp my days are torment
and my nights hell, aud
my conscience has THOUSAND Several
ii tongues. 4 I
And every tongue brings in aseveral tale,
And every tale condemns me for vii
lainr'
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T HE BRO WIN
COTTON GIN

DLANTERS should examine the
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Gins constantly in the hands of our
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Circulars, with testimonials and full
particulars, may be had by addressing,
ISRAEL F. BROWN, PRESIDENT,
- Brown Cotton Gin Co.,
a.tl!- a.,. New London, Conn.
Feb 20 An 10
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WELL-TRAINED HoRsEs.-A cor
respondent, D., writing from Georges
Station, on the South Carolina Rail
road, relates the following incident
Rev. w. A. Clark. ofthe 81. George S
Methodist Circuit, while returning
from Prospect Church, on last Mon
day, 3Oth June, where he had preach
ed the day previous, ran his buggy
accidentally against stump near the
road, upsetting and breaking it with
out injury to himself. The two very
fine black horses attached to the bug
gy, being SO well acquainted with
their master; did not attempt. .torun,
but remained perfectly quiet. anx-
iously waiting for the reverend gen
tleman to extlicate himself from I'M
derneath the buggy"
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