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A. & w, SnrarUe.

PROVIDENCE, November GA meeting OF
the creditors Of the A. & W. Spcague Manu-
featuring Company, Hon. Amo, c. BarStow
chairman, was held to-day. a c0mmuniea-
ton was read from debtors attorne! saying
that with an extension they could pay all
and retain the present works, aud probably
other manufacturing property, and pledgiug
the utmost efforts TO that end.
A committee Of five from the meeting was
appointed to confer with the Spragues.
Mr.. Thurstou, the attorney for the
Spragues, stated that the S2ragues' whole
object vas that the property should I've de-
voted to the payment Of their debts. and
that the trustees to be appointed should he
friendly to the house only SO far as that after
debts are paid the property shall not he dis
sipated. 1t was important that the appoint
ment Of this committee should be such that
it would be impossible to say anything was
intended except what was for the good OF all.
1t was voted that the chairman should name
the committee.
The meeting of the creditors reassembled
this afternoon, when the committee appoint
ed in the morning reported they had held a
long interview with the bessrs. spragus
and Hoyt. The latter expressed every de-
sire to meet the views of tho creditors, and
said the deed to be given them should be
submitted 10 the legal advisors OF the cred.
itors- The committee had adopted resolu-
ton that the plan proposed was the best that
could be devised, and they suggested that
Rufus Waterman, Amos Lockwood, and
George A. Nightingale he appointed trus-
tees.
The report of the committee was adopted
and the aboye-named trustees appointed.
The committee was continued and given full
powers, when the meeting adjourned.
The result OF the meeting is regarded as
encouraging. .#.~
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Meeting Of the New York Chamber Of
Commerce.

NEW YORK, November Cat a meeting
Of the Chamber of Commerce this evening =
number of tabular statements showing the
amounts of the different products of the
United States and the necessity OF increased
facilities for their transportation Were pre-.
sented by Samuel Ruggles. The tables were
ordered to be printed and copies transmitted
to the Senatorial Committee or Transports
ton.
A paper en- the late financial crisis and
present stringency and want of confidence
in financial circles was presented By Mr. A.
A. Low, in which he recommended that, in
view of the present situation and what may
follow, the Chamber would respectfully
ask Congress when it next convenes, if need
be, to cause the purchase Of United States
bonds to be stopped, and to apply the gold
reserve to the redemption Of the Treasury
notes, reserving the power Of reissue.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
France

FFHuCe-
PARIS, November 6.-The deputies OF the
Right cheered President McMahon's speech
and moved L ten-yearS' term.
A Bonapartist deputy moved that the
people decide the question on the 4th OF
January.
III. Goulard demanded that the motion Of
the Right in relation to the ten-year term be
declared urgent
The Duke de sBroglie supported the de-
mand for urgency. ........l. ,.
!, The motion of the Right was finally de-
clared urgent by large majority.
q A declaration of urgency for the motioB
of the Bonapartist deputy was defeated.
The, Assembly to-day unanimously re-
elected ID. Buffet as its president, the entire
Left rising as the vote MAS announced.
N. Leonsay submitted an Interpolation on
the failure Of the Government to order elee-
tons to fiji vacancies IN the Assembly with
in the time prescribed by law. Thursday
next was assigned for debate on the inter-
pelhtion. 800. .. ...
The Left has been given a msjority in six
Of the fifteen Assembly bureaux.
A new motion fora piebeiate on the form
Of Government Is TO be Introduced. and viii
be supported BY many Republicans.
.agE -E3 ENGLAND.
LoNDoE, November Ga special TO the
Times says the French ministry have re-
signed reserviDg, however, the right OF re-
construction.
There was riot In Portsdoun Ulster,
yesterday, growing out OF Guy Fa~Ees
celebration. The police had u night with the
Onngemen, and several persons were
wounded.
Sixteen thousand pounds were withdrawn
from the Bank OF Englond to-day for skip
ment to New York.
The time for the further hearing III the
case of the Tchborne claimant has been eX-
tended until November, 1874.
A railroad collision near Durham resulted
in several persons being killed and injured.
The steamers sailing to-day take nearly
half million in bullion.
Germany.
BERLIN, November 6.-BismarcS has lala
before the Federal Council the invitation OF
the United States to Germany to participate
in the centennial exhibition at Philadelpha
With the recommendation that it be &C
eepted.
The Rechsrag will soon be dissolved ana
an election ordered for new one III the last
week in December.
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,s3f,,s safe could not possibly he stamlcucu
bv panic to withdraw their funds. "o",u
not this be sure preventive Of panics IL
dcpos,tors are sure, can there he panic
Therefore. as an agentsfor the exchanging
Of the United states convertibility bond for
currency, could there be better than the
postal deposit-bank, whose security ana SOL
vency nobody would question:
Suppose there were held by men in this
city who tiistrustcd the times F3e0,o00 OF
currency, and the postal savings-bank were
opened tomorrow morning, does anybody
suppose that this 100000 would not find
It's way to the vaults Of the postal sayinss-
bank before shutdown? Getting there, half
Of It would be at once invested In 0-2o
bonds, and thus $3.50, 600 in currency would
be added to the amount afoat to meet the
demands of trade. ~. .-......
These propositions are eminently deserv-
ing patient consideration. 1t is claimed
that they secure elasticity Of the currency
will open the easy way to resumption oil spe-
Gle payments-and will prevent panics be-
cause there can be no great panics as long as
depositors are secure; and under the proposed
system, depostors being secured by the Coy
eminent itself, they cannot be alarmed for
the safety of their money. If there is no dis
trust of the repositories there can be no want
of faith, aud the failing men will be allowed
TO 60 their own way, and the balance of So
ciety 50 on peacefully pursuing their avoca-
tions. +
The Government has made the currency,
and 1t bchooves the Government to perfect
system Of finance the main part of which
it has assumed the exclusive right to control.
The schemes proposed are exceedingly plau-
sible. If they do what is claimed for them
they will not only complete the system of
finance, but will bestow upon the nation
blessings that cannot be over-eStimatcd.
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Weather Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, November 6.-For the Gulf
States aud Tennessee, northeasteriy winds,
possibly brisk, yeering to northwesterly,
with cloudy weather and occasional rain,
clearing on Friday. a III
For the South Atlantic States, falling ia
rometer, fresh noriheasterly winds, cloudy
weather, and rain.
For the Middle States, falling barometer,
northeasteriy winds, increasing cloudiness
and rain in Virginia and Mary land. .a
y For. New England, low temperature,
northeasterly winds, and partly cloudy
weather t,us.,tt.ssg
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ILLINOIS,

ILLINOIS.
CHICAGO, November 6.-The farmers carry
fifteen, the Republicans ten, and the Demo
Gratis two OF the twenty-seven counties re-.
ported.
Collins's majority for Mayor is II 600.
NEW YORK.
MONTICELLO. n. Y, November G.-Sulliyan
county gives the Democratic ticket 700 ma
jority-a Democratic gain of244.
NBw YORK. November 6.-Tbe World 5
statement shows q Democratic majority of
14,Sl3; tie in the Senate, and Republi-
can majority in the Assembly.
The Times claims six majority in the Sem
ate, and comedies 1900 Democratic ma
jority in the State. ..# ...H .a
.'..... MISSOURI. $.
. KANSAS CITY, November Gan opposi.
ton majority on joint ballot In the Legisla.
ture is conceded. This secures Conserya-
tive senator for CaldwelPs unexpired term.
MARYLAND.
BALTIMORE, November 6.-The Democratic
majority in the State is 10000.
.. .s1.@ MINNESOTA.
MILWAUKEE, November 6.-The latest from
Minnesota indicates the election of Davis
(Rep) by 5000 to 5000. The farmers elect
the State Treasurer.
H MISSISSIPPI.
JACKSON, November 6. -Nothing official is
known. The count is very slow, but it is
generally believed that Ames has carried the
State by 5000 majority. 1853 .@a.' 1859. .#
..l WISCONSIN.
MILWAUKEE, November G.-Returns don't
change the estimate. The Senate is nearly u
tie, with three districts uuheard from. The
Relormers have u large rlf,jority in the AS.
sembly. .a ta..tt:os,: 81 .fs'""T 'si] a. q.
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THE VIRGINIA ELECTION.
FURTHER COUNTY, RETURNS.
g Tr9 90 = - -
INCREASED CONSERVATIVE
RETURNS. ,sE3.rl
MEMBERS ELECT OF THE GENERAL
ASSEMBLY.

We have now full and in many instances
oSscial returns from fifty.six counties ana
cities. The reports received yesterday DO
not afford reason for Withdrawing es'
inmates heretofore made in this paper
az to the majority of the Conserva.
tive State ticket. 1t will probably be about
three thousand more than that Of Governor
Walker, or in the neighborhood of 21,Ooo. i,
The following tables will show the reported
maiorities for Kcmper and Hughes In all the
counties and cities heard from, together with
the gain or loss in each case.
Official Vote Of Counties. =
1879.
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MARRIAGES.

Married. at st. Marks church, on the 1st Instant.
by Rev. T. G. Dashiel, DAVID s. WILHOITE, OF
Madison county, Va, to MILE r. STlTH, OF
Richmond, Va. No cards.
Married, on the 2lst of October, al Union church,
+. II BRIsCOE, OF St. Mary's, Md, and SALLIE
Y. VAUGHAN. daughter Of the late j. NJ. Vaughan.
OF 6oochl&Bd county.
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Controversy AmtcabIy Settled, Etc
NEW ORLEANS, November 6.-The contro-
versy between Judge WV. Howe, late OF the
supreme bench, and the New Orleans Times
has been amicably settled. The Times re-
tracts its alleged libel, with proper apoF
ogy, and Judge Howe withdraws bis suit.
A sale of property for taxes was attempted
to-day by ketlogg's officials, but no bidders
were present.
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j. 81. CHAxBEELAYNg, ESQ., has made his
best bow to the public and begun his en-
gagement as editor of the Norfolk Vlr-
Qinldn.
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Total ........ 25.79S 6,31S ESQ
Reported Majorittes for Hughes.


THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
We publish below revised list of members
elect, as far as can be ascertained at present.
The names of Radicals are printed In italics
Senate. .
NINTH DISTRICT.
Petersburg City, Prince George, and Sur.
~ ito fill vacancy)-J. P. Exams (colored)
TwESTY-FIRsT.
Fauluier and Rapphannock-Lawren ce
Eastman. -.r r:-
.H- TwENTY-sEcOsD.
Stafford, Spottsylvania, and LOUISE
Charles Herndon.
TwENTY-THIRD.
.Albemarle and Greene--R. H. Beazley.
TwENrY-FoURTu.
Amelia, Cumberland, and Prince Ed
ward---Egar Allan. .-..
TwBSTY.FIrrH.
Nelson aud Atnherst----Charlcs T. Smith.
s.-.... TwENTY-sIXTH. .1
Pittsylyania--M. 81. Clark. .
TwHNrY.ssvRsTH. "T'
Bedford William R. Terry. ~
TwgNTY-R1GHrH.
Charles City, James City, York, Warwick,
and Elizabeth Gty--D. III. Norton (colored).
TwENTY-SINrH. Saw fa.r 4
King George, Westmoreland, Richmond,
Northumberland, and Lancaster - John
Critcher. a. as.'..'' .... NJ ~ ---'.' :.
THIRTIRTH.
Charlotte and Mecklenburg-A., P. La
throp. .-.-.. az. .......g. =. .@.
THRTY.F1RsF. ,..~,. axle. ..
Chesterfield, Goochland, and Powhatan--
Samuel F. MADDOX. 49,. -
TY.sgcoSD.
7Nansemond, Isle of Wight, and South
w. Lawson.
THlRTY.THIRD. -....s.
Norfolk city and Princess AIMEE. B.
Duffield. ...r.
THrRTY-F ,URTH. s
New Keut, Matthews. Gloucester, and
Middlesex-B. F. Bland (probably).
TnIRTY.FIPTH.
Accomac and Northampton-No returns.
THIRTy.s1xTH.
Rocsingham-S. II. Mofett.
THIRTY-sEvBNTH.
Rockbridge, Highland, and BATH. L..
Eubank. ...... r ....
THIRTY-EIGHTR. ...
Montgomery, Floyd and Patrick--John
Z. Penn. u.
THIRTY-NINTH.
Giles, Pulaski, Bland, and Tazewell =
James D. Johnston. -'+
FORTIETH.
Washington and Smith,. S. GreeYer.
The senators from the First to the Wen
ieth districts inclusive with an exception
above noted) were elected In November,
1871, and have yet two years to serve-of
these seventeen are Conservatives and five
Republicans.
aa House Of Delegates.
Albemarle: 3. FL. Magruder, J. E. Massey,
B. G. Crank. ..s.at ..s ...5s..s= a :
Alexandria: John tSyphar, +. C. ONe,U.
Allegheny ard Craig: John A. ]. Lee.
AppomattoX: Joel b. Flood. no.l s-. E...
Amelia: Henry Hill (colored).
Amherst: Henry Loving. @t.'a#-
F. Amherst and Nelson r. A. Coghill. 'N'<
Augusta: A. Fl. II. Stuart, Marshal Hang
er, Absulom Coiner.
Bath aud Highland !: Paul Lightner.
:, Bedford: W. F. Grayes, J. L. Campbell,
= w. L. bto"A..,., - O.. ."a:r.tift .ss... J
n.
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FISH, OYSTERS, ANDsRRss
IL GAME.-We are prepared asS
usual 10 furnish patrons with superior quality
OF fresh HAL BUT. HADDOCK, and Goldfish
LOBSTERS, hCOLLOPS, and GAME. Also, u
full assortment OF FRESH FISH. -ss ..'
A superior quality OF York and Poauosn river
OYSTERS always on hand EiH.s- - ~. 49,. u
HORSE RADisH, prepared for the table, Gun
be hid In amy quantity. =. -suss1.. = .sa
Remember, this Is the only place In the city
where these oellcacies cau be found. -"
<.e-u e.i.IiIUOLESS CLONES, ,.E
no 7slt" ~ 80 sgts, Stall No. 2, New Market.
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The Prcsidcnt AT Lecsburg

The President at LeosburG.
: WAsHIsGros, November G.--The i'resi-
dent and Cabinet pissed the day at Lees
burg, IN attendance upon the I.oudonn
county Fair. :r''of, 9''L '1li i~s>T'5@s ~ ~
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MILLINERY.

OPENING OF THE LATEST -,8s
" WINTER STYLES, $4AE
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER SRI. VMS&o
Also, n large aud attractive stock OF FRENCH
MILLINERY aud FANCY GOODS at greatly re-
duced prices. Mas Nj WALTON,
gs 433, corner OF Fifth and Broad streets.
no 7-2t Richmond, Va.
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Botetourt John j. Allen.
Ruckinphan: Frank Moss (coloredl:
Campbell Al. Clarke, Howard Wlthers'
James franklin. A So
Caroline: JIM. .Hudgin, C. "A. Swami.
I Carroll: Rev. Isaac Webb. ~,
Charles City and New Kent:sB W. Lacy:
Chesterfield /: Socrates BROOKS, Joseph
Walker contested.
Clarke: II. J.. y. Lewis. E. fs1.t
Culpeper :. J. r. strother. s'.-
Cumberland: S. p. Boiling. ----,-.,-.r-.r :,
Elizabeth City and Warwick: Rufus g.
Jones (colored). ,- ....
Essex j. T. Hoskins.
Fairfax: r. II. Cockerille.
Fauquier: Thomas Henderson, Bailey Shu'
mate. ,r,
Frederick: james II. Williams, r. W..
Hunter. ri ~.
Franklin W. T. James, T. B. Claiborne
Giles: Samuel +. Lybrock. -..-..
Gloucester: William B. Taltaferro'
Greene: F. ID. Mcmillan.
Greenevile: Peter Il. Jones (colored). %,
Hanover: w. r. VIM, Il. L. Gardner.
Henrico: T. ". Hoeninger, S. N. DAVIS.
Henry: William Norris.
Halifax j. D. Stocall, Il. G. Harris (coi-
ored), Hal. Clarke (colored.) ..f@
Isle of Wight: George n. Jordan.
King George: Thacker Rogers.
Lee: Z. S. Bishop. at, -. at.
Louisa: George Turner, y. p. Lucas.
Loudouu Matthew Harrison, John A.
Carter.
Madison General R. A. Banks. '
Middlesex: r. L. Montague.
Biecklenburg: Ross Hamilton (colofeu)
and George ". Young. .."
Montgomery: G. Z. Wharton.
NuDsemond: S. II. Boykin.
Nelson: A. B. Fitzgerald.
Norfolk city: William T.. Foster, +. >.
Taylor.
Northampton: Peter j. CATER.
Nottoway John p. Brady. g.
Norfolk county: Il. @. L. Paige. "
Northumberland: Starkc Jett
Petersburg: 6. May, j. p. Gooduin.
Pittsylvania: W. Al. Finney, l.. Scruggs,
J. j. Lampkin. ...s. .~
Portsmouth p. &. Thomas. ..- . ..a'
PowMtan: Jackson Scott. s ILL., 49,
Prince Edward: TasesreH Branch.
Prince William: George &. Round Qnd.)
Prince George: ". Gillian, aI
Princess Anne : j. l.. Nash. .....- s.
Pulaski Jabiu Alexander (lnd.) 80.
Rappabannock Popham Qnd.) .'
Richmond: ". ". RaineS. . !. ....-. .
Richmond city Robert Guild, j. 81. Doc
ley, Joseph r. Anderson, William LoYen-
stein, William 5. Gilman. 49,.
Rockingham I. N. Sellers, +. j.. Arm
strong. .
Rockbridge: J. D. Morrison, c. A. Ar
mentrout. . go. -a. -," r.
Russell: Jack Carter. ....
Shenandoah: II. II. RiddlebarSer, --
Moore. ....
Smyth: T. II. Spratt.
Spotsylvania j. Horace Lacy.
Stafford: GuStavus B. Wallace.
Surry: W,tidm McGonegdi.
Sussex: j. II. Van Aukera.
Warren John I. Lowell.
Washington: Selden Longley and A. Full
kerson.
Westmoreland: Frederick Griffith.
Wythe: G. l. Holbrook.
York and James City: Robert Norton.
The Conservatives gain delegates In
Charles City and New Kent ~, Middlese1
U, Princess Anne 1), Eansemond W-feur
as fur as reported, and probably one In
GooeAknd and one in Charlotte. They lose
In Alexandria (2), Chesterfield N, Franklin
O.-Louisa (2). and Portsmouth Q)-seven
as far as reported. The Senate seems to re-
main as before.
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Death Of General Hardle.
Especial telegram to the D!spatch.l
WYTHEv1LLE, Va, November e.-General
w. J, Hardie died here this morning.
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DEMONSTRATORS NOTWITHSTANDING

Al
n. qualified rs administrator Of the estate Oh
Robert L. Hicks, deceased, this 9th day OF Soveh
Der, 1878, all parties having ctaims against saia
estate will present The same Tor setlleuens, a3
settle. .,s. ..s.l.,.g 4 MAJOR y. htChs,
no T-StS Administrator.
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plZZlNPS, S07 Broad street, is the place
sc. Our unqualified establishment In point of
beauty Size, cleanliness, and low prices Is always
open to supply the wants Of our friends with pure,
FANCY CAKES. aud CANDIES, manufactured daily.
Call on A. PIZZINI, JR.,
ocl6 SO7 Broad street.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FrederielssburT Conservatives
80 Rejoicing.

Especial telegram % the Dispatch.l
FREDERICKSBURG, November 6.-The cleo
ton of Kemper was celebrated tonight by
Examinations, bonfres, torch-light process
sion, with music, fireworks, &c. I'D
The Conservative elected to the House OF
Delegates In Northumberland Is Starke
Jet. -. ,fs.Ffz
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11O1 MAIN STREET. 1421
CONF TION z X g..
NEW STORE NEW FACTORY! NEW GOODS

We beg leave to call the attention Of The public to
where they can III all times find full assortment of
the choicest CONFECTIONERY OF our own man
ufacture and Of foreign importation, US well rs OF
etc etc We have aimed ut making our new estsb-
lishmeut one OF the most elegant and our new
SrEAM REErNED CANDY FACTORY AND FANCY
CAKE BAKERY the most complete in outfit and ca
pacity south of Baltimore aud we trust that have
succeeded. The public Is respectfully invited to
visit us. A. CAfPEL u co. .
A. CAPPELL, .....U.
RIO. VERNE, 18Th.
a. SCHOLLEk. q.
142l MAIN STREET. 1921
The undersigned Can he found at the store OF
Messrs A. CApPEL & Co., and viii he pleased to
wait Oh his friends anu the public generally.
L. G. TYLER
1927. Main street. 1921.
oc 12
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A TMORE'S MINCE-MEAT, THE BEST
IA IN TEE WURLD.-The most delicious and
nutritious article for pies ready for immediate use
prepared 10 the incest manner and only of the very
best ingredients. We defy competition In quality.
Packed in tubs of 49, 81 and B pounds. and In 5
and l0-pound woodel pals: Ia barrels and halves,
averaging 375 and so pounds also. In glass jars,
and 2 and 5-pound tin cans Trade supplied at fac
tory pr1ceS LOUIS j. BUSSIEUX,
oc 20 l4l2 Main street.
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posed, thus not only making the interest on
the public debt less than would otherwise
Ike paid, but making part Of 1t payable in
currency to our own people at hsme, instead
of in gold to foreigners abroad"
Certainly this Is very sound and very sen.
sible, and if it be based on solid ground we
may consider 1t q very good remedy for
much of the evil we have suffered.
And now as to the postal ssyinss-bank:
This proposed Institution presents a most
important subject for consideration, At the
threshold wesee that it immensely increases
the power of the Executive Department of
the Federal Government. Is that so serious
an Objection now as it was thirty years
since: And has 1t not become necessary to
increase the executive power Of the Gov
eminent OF country grown 50 vast since
the strict construction era" Perhaps the
most potent question of all is whether there
should be any objection raised on the score
OF Federal power, in the matter Of adopting
q measure calculated to protect the country
against panies and to aid in the promotion
OF the elasticity of the national currency.
Now, then, the "conyertibillty plan of
fers the means Of the investment of surplus
currency; but it lacks the agencies to pay
out and take 10 the a.6j bonds, unless it takes
the national banks 10 perform this service
But they are not SO permeating and 80
thoroughly distributed through the country
as the postal system. j. ... ....... ...1"
Again: The postal system of deposit
banks offers to the public repositories which
are unqutrstsiionla'b!y safe, since they are the
Goe1nmeat Itself. Dcpo,ilor,.. Whose money %,
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CONFECIIONERHES.
CVNFECIIONEN {
1A01 MAIN STREET.
TO TIE TRADE. ~

2-pound can peaches at.......... $50 per dozen.
8-pound can peaches at ........... so per dozen.
And all other kinds Of CANNED GOODS at pack :
ers' prices.
Of the most popular brands ut factory prices.
Call Hnd be convinced.
A. CAPPEL & CO.,
no lin 1927 Main street.
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ELECTIONS IN OTHER STATES.

BRuToS TOWNSHIP: Kemper, "a; Hughe
.13.
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Governor: Kemper's majority, 663; Sem
ate: Johnston, non., over Newberry, Ind,
45S; House of Delegates :,;LybroOk, over
Williams. Rad., 29S Commonwealth At
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-15

The New York Tribune puts the case
against the U. S. Senate strongly, whilst
referring to the confirmation of Shepherd
as governor of the District of Columbia, as
follows:
1T was the senate that undertook to de-
grade Charles Sumner and honor Simon
Cameron that refused to confirm E. Rock
wood Hoar and finds no obiection to George
III. Williams; that let one Patterson go out
with Credit Mobiier profits in his pocket
and shameful record at his back, and
another Patterson come in with proofs III
disputable that he bought his seat; that
let Pomeroy go off after an open attempt at
bribery, without so much as censure /;
that never so much as rebuked Harlan for
taking q $4,000 bride from a
great corporation; that rarely
gives heed enough to evidence
against its party to investigate, and never
investigates but to whitewash-it was this
senate, under its illustri0us leaders, Conk.
ling, Carpenter, Chandler and Cameron
which yesterday lin caucusl agreed unani
mously upon Matt Carpenter as its fttes
presiding officer.
And it is party of moral ideas tha
rules it. A party that through all its or
gans throughout the country has jeeret
the nomination of Fernando Wood fol-
speaker because he took the back pay. A
clean party selecting Matt Carpenter fol
the third place in the nation An homes
party protesting that it opposes the salary
grab, and giving the chief defender of tn,
grab its unanimous support"
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-15
The properties of DIR. WALKER's

VINEGAR BITTERs are Aperient, Diaphoretic,
Carminative, Nutritious. Laxative, Diuretic
Sedative, Counter Irritant, Sudurtic, Altera