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Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-09-27

MARRIED Married by HIM. Waller Sep
tember 81 1873. S. Civilians aud Matte VI,
Davis all OF Yamhill Oregon.
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Dallas is very quiet, only two fights in town
this week.
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John w Wilson Defendant.


TgHO JOHN w. WILSON TIE ABOVE
named Defendant Ia the name of the
State OF Oregon You ere hereby not led aui
required So appear aai aud answer tAe com
plain fled a4alngt you IN the above entitled
action. IN the ab2y8 entItted Court, Mt the
next regular term thereof 70 wit: On The 2!th
aay o! November 1879 fourth Monday of
November ls73 and II you fail TO answer for
want thereof the plaintiff vii apply to the
CouFF for the ronei prayed for in the cotn>
T. NJ to wit: for judgement for the sutn 81
two hundred and sixty -f"ur dollars (s26t. gold
coin together with interest thereon in ike coin
at the rate OF tan per eeIt per auuum from
the lHth day of September 1865 To- time of
taking j1dgsm, ut besides costs costs and dis
burseu.euts Of this action.
l.. Vineyard.
Atty Tor PHI.
Published by order Of tho Hon. B + Bon
ham, Judge ot sid court which order bears
date Sept 2t, 1878. S27 9w
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Wilson's Great Circus will be here tonight.
Let every body 20 that likes fun.
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AlENFNQ In every town, at home or
HtIal!SkO trayling. Large cash pay and
Hi liberal premiums for getting up
W1nIpIl clubs. Pho best outfit Send n
W 0i!tou once for Terms and particulars
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TOWN AND COuGY NEWS.
CHURCH DIRECTORY

NJ. =. CHURcH.-Services on the 4th Sabbath
IN each month at Il o'clock A. NJ. and z. Nj.
Sabbath school every Sunday at 9 A. NJ.
Prayer meeting every Thursday evening. Rev
James. Pastor.
NJ. E. Church SoUTH.- Services on the 1st
Sabbath of each month at Ii A.. NJ. Rev. +.
NJ. Love Pastor,
BAPTIST CHURCH. on the Sd Sab.
bath of each month at / A. NJ Rev. II.
Holman, Pastor.
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ened, falling hair checked. aud beld-
ness often, though not always, t.red
by its use. Nothing can restore the
hair where the follicles are destroyed.
or the glands atrophied and dse4yed.
But such as remain can be saved ior
usefulness by this application. instead
of fouling the hair with pasty sedi-
ment, it will keepit clean and vigorous.
Its occasional use will prevent the. hair
from turning gray or falling off, aad
consequently prevent badness. Fee
from those deleterious substances wh.cl
make some preparations dangerous-tpd
injurious to the hair, the Vigor tan
only benefit but not harm it. Ii wan.ad
merely for a
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-09-27
MEDIC III
Ay er's
Hair Vigor,
For restoring Gray Hair to
its natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing which
is at once agreeable,
healthy, and efectuai
for preserving the
hair. Faded OF gray
hair Is soon restored
to Its original color
a0tM the gloss an1
freshness Of 81
Thin hair IL tnYrt
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J. j. DAILY.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-02-08

4auiencen. Sect 1T tieier Ssrein and IN
NtnsScuaY sinsfltrt wcreen rnp bat ,1b
altsr, it's idru ilter metrere @f0rrsitn aus
aetrritet. Der @crlane re5ltlten rat nun
Elm @unefhrsiten er1a0en iIter ben 31ed
rter bic Mufsafe ter Srsantlat'rn. aus
melhem mir sriehsn, taG Der @ere'n haupt'
fddlih habtn rirft, ben Gifsr fir bic Gere
@pttes uno lsinc bell. 8irde mebr xne metr
;u beiGrpern, unc 3rar turh Dftcren GIMP
fang Der III. Sotramente, geipcbnuns Der
III. @cle aud an @chentaaen tur6 &C.
Bette mad Der Meinuna bes 3. Saters. frdf'
tise llnterfusuna unb S0roerung fattclt'
iAer SAulen. BON melhen ;un1eif tas 3u'
f~;nftiae @ebl Der Stride unb @sieai0ait
abtdnat, psitefe gerbfsituns tatbolifber
SArtften unb :3eitunsen, ais @ssenmittsl
sesea bic sefdtrli&e, ontifatbc!tihe unb
antifceiale 2iteratur unlerer !3eit, .pel9e iib
ben lmi1ur; ansr &utoritdt in &irGt unb
@taat CUR Iufsabe ssmadt. Terner iofen
tura Ecrt unb 8stfpiel bic &atbolifen aus
ben S6linsen Der eebeimen 0eieaiAaftcn
fernt sebalten ODER befreit, unb BEN Mdiis'
fsits- uno @o9ltsdtisfeits. @ereinen aberaa
@prihut s~elei1st psrten. Mm Neuiabrs.
taae ianbte Der 3ucig.Gerein Don Nep~Sers
fey Dem 81. Gater bic befen Slid. uno Se.
sensmlnihe oermittelt hes Selssrapbeh unb
in berfeiten @eile auh ben0ane unb
ees Ste1oertreterS Gbrifi.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-02-08
@arnun9 fir Cinmanberer.

Dae Ginmanbcrer Gus europa immerfcrt
@efctren ausseisBt Gna, ,psnn ie Ben Yctsn
btefes ihwinos!rfidm Sanres tstretcn, ii
altefannt. Cine neue Mufftdruna iter
oiefss f1tale Iapitsl b,inst cos New ycrfrr
Scurnal aus friiher SusGe. 9aHen MIR
ben Seridterfatter fpreten; er fhreitt:
Nande unisrsr 2eler pereen iib nod Der
3ett ertnnern, ais oas Gmtsranten>Nunner'
unpsfen BEN Neuanfommenoen In Nem yoyf
70 9etdbrlid mar, tab bic Stantttatsn Der
"&unners" fat cine fe6enee &ubrif In ben
3eitunsen bilbeten. Die Ginrihiura Don
eaNle.@arten ais 2anbunss.Derp fur Gin,
rpanberer bat tas &unnerunreIen aum She'll
~"eisitiat unb bic tbst!peifs GrietHns Der al
ten Gmisrantenidife tur6 Dampfihife
pat aud manhe anrtre @tfabren, tsnen Der
G'nupanberer frlber ~ausseieet war, atse'
'@ant. Wtnn Der Ginranterer NIT einem
suien beutl9en Dampfer bier anfomu,t unb
auf Der &etle feine &rantbeiten an Sorb
oas9sbrc9en fnb. 70 RAP an Der Suarantd.
ne tetne G4wierisfeiten semadt .peroen.
Damn 1T ale @abrldeinlidteit %porbanbsn.
Dap er pbne srcse @inperniGe bas 3isl feiner
Nsile erreiasn rpirt.
@neers 6tnsesen 1T e., tuenn tas Gatr.
3eu9 Quarantine taltsn mug unb tie seian.
osn 9afastere NIT Yccten otsebol! ruereen.
8onrat Elm Shif nit S-9O0Nusmanterern
an Vorb in Der unte-n BAL an. cuff benz an.
'tsdeuoe 3ra1tbtiten ausse5rrden linr, f.
mub tafs!te Suarantatae talten.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-02-08
1859

gerlhtsl1ates reroen ale f1l,n1t uno fDns
nsrs mitcr t5n lib rcrh@nnen. G;ir fetsa
alfp, bae frsar Tierten unc anbern Gbtsrsn
metr S6ut AemIbrt rire, ais hiefen m
Ginuanoerern, benen bier Tieraano bsi'sno
CUR Seite itebt, unp Die epe tire &ei}s bisy.
Der be3atlt unb nt6ts llsbles settan tabsn-
Seit 1862, 100 Tranf Towler, Elm frltssrs
Ycli;it. Gnrisbt, Seleoer anb sintse anee~
re perurtteilt wurben, 1T feiner rnebr tn'5G'e'
fGnsni5 geiperrt porben. @ettere Dsmeys.
un9en tteriiber finb tpabrliA iberfuifi9,
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&atbpliibe unipx.

Mu6 tn anberen Gtaaten ttefes Qantes
lamb bic Soee, bic fatbcltihen 8erstne ~
einert srcben Bunte 3u .peretniaen. lebbaf'
ten Mnflana. 60 murbe f6on friter tet6'
tel, bae In Hep'ycrf unb Neu.S orleans ctr
aroeer fatboliftcr gerstn eesrantet ,pcrter
fei. te1sn @ufsate In Der untsrfueuns uni
Bertttibterns bss bl. @aters unb l~bertaucI
in GSrp runa bss fatbrliften Qetens uni
@irtens befete. 0itier 0eretn erffeute fd
zines gang qeralfisen Mufi9wunscs uni
,dblt nunmstr ietne Mitsltsper berei.s mad
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(G prrefppnben;.)
Sartou, @ts. %. San. 1873.

Sartou, @ts. %. San. 1873.
Im 20. Sanuar sanb ;u Barton 8alb.
inston 60. @tsconiin eine bpppelte Teier>
ltdfeit fatt. Gs rurbe rdn1id bas Set
Der +. Sungfrau Msnes ais gefhusertn unp
@atrrnin ees ralelbf burA BEN 9u6wirbts
gen @errn Gaspar &ebr1 etnsefabrtsn Dr.
bens ppn Ter +. Nsnss feterlth %begansen,
uno fanb benn aud ;ue1et6 bic gintleibuns
Der, Sbnen burh itre prettlden Sdrtften
bsfannten Trdulein Anna 9etbert ais &rni,
,,in In benfelben Srcen ftatt. 6phw. Satber
&ebrl nabua bic Ginfle,bune Dor. In @esen'
mart Der @6wefern uno Mopi3en bes Or.
bens. fcmie Der gu tieiem Sefe berbetseetl'
tens eriammluns ppnNab unbTern. 9odw.
Tatbsr @6leier pon Der ct. Mnna@ emeinbe
BELT etne erereifenbe Mnrebe an bic Ser
%fannaluns beicnters an bte Srbensidwe'
fern, unb ermabnte bic Mcpt3tn gum @ott.
v%ertrauen uub gum Mustarren fopie gum
@ebete. Na6 bieiem belt ber'elbe Sod
purbtae SEER bas feierlide 9odamt, ppbst
bann 9cGw. Totber Mt1els BE Gefprebtst
belt. Mit srsretlenten Worten erfldrte
berfelbe tas Seben Der ). Isnes, wtes beion.
bers tin aui ben Mutt unb bt: Stanb'
6aftisfsit biefer brei3ebnidbrt5en Sunsfrau
ben bsibnii9en &i@tern sesenaber, uno
ernnabnte CUR N%ahatmuns Der GuAsneen
btefer @silisen. Mm S6luRe ieiner prebist
mics btriel5e nod bin aui bas tb1tenreihs
8irfen. unb nit 70 srp6en Maben uno In'
1rensunsea psrbunbene 2sbsn bes 6c6m.
5atber &strls, tes ebrwlrtieen @reifes,
Dem nur bic Gbre @ottes uno bas Sell isi'
nerMitmeniden am9er,en liest. Gs maren
iinf 9riefsr sci bielsr Teierlidfsit 3usesen,
unb mirS bieisr Sag BET ben bort uerfam.
melten in .suteni Nnbenfen bleiben.
P. S. Der r@ancerer," tuel4er fdon
otter itinen Gsisrn pcstiihe Yro1uete RON
6rduletn 0etbert natttb:tlte, fenbet berfelbsn
ietne bsrslihen @tudplRf3e fur ben bebren
Beirut, ZEN fe ermdblt bat.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-02-08
St. @eters 1tnterffutunas= Oerein.

Gas 8ranfeu.G crnmittes bes st. getsrs terRlsna =
Wsrslns pria l. Wentas IN, Hebruar bio gun /. MsAxa
tn War, 1873 beRttt aus f~p!aenoen 5erren:
Arsrsr Iihritt: Uramb Sobn. 4. Darp. GNs ISL
tsIu, 3. Warp rate Qrubers 5ptei.
unterer 2tfrHt: Oreb Saert, y. Str. 06nieu gesth.
G,itt aDarp.
Graut S4It6, Gprr, sda
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-02-08

Wits Spi1Ig s,ih. Steofns 70. nlrc IN
srn freunelihsr .6anb mitsetteilt, t1b 81
81. Mihaels @smsince auf Der 9raifie rrl
Treupe Farther ii, tas Tie pom bphw. T
Simplicius Wimmer beivtt tbirb. Die er
Rc Gpdeete, tie herit!te %aufnabm, fcl siem
lid out ausleflIen uuo bic @smeinee ],
ierem mSatiden SpIer entihloGen fem, III
ibrem Sesllrrser ben Gufentbalt mcbntiA },
MAIDEN.
Gbicago.-8ei Der far,lib erfrlstsn Wat
Der &eamten bes biei ,en @ailenbaus' uni
o,ottesadsr . @srmaltunssratbes fur 49,;
purben erwlblt;
&ep. y. 6iider. @rddbent.
3sp. 9. ssaneer. @ies. Yrdibent.
s. Sertina. sdatmeifsr.
6. Siebl, Sseretdr.
Der @erein, melhsr nunmebr etnen seies'
lihen Gbarter erlanst bat, befett fir 1878
aus fplseneea Mitsliebern:
Ct. Mifael5 Wemeinbe: 8ep. S. De-
De9te, 6. Sran,sn unb M. 9lls.
ct. Sclfpbs. 0emeinbe: Mep. S. Geanber.
S. 9srtins uno 9. @obs1.
ct. @eter5. 0emeinbe: Ser. S. Sif9er,
6. 8tetl uno {. Sran3.
ct. Tran,isfuS.O emeinbe &eS. S. genn
SStbsn unb Spcb.
SIN Gbtcaao iplIen bereit5 10000 bDtmi>
fife &atbpltssn motnen.
&eu Oorf.-gpr nod faum IS Satrsr
befaneen lih I'M @toate Nsm yorf nur srei
fleine fatbcliite &irhen. Sest ino inner
palb rteis5 Staote5 ieAs 8ii9pfsiiss, unse.
fdbr 500 ltone fatbpttiae Siraen, an mel.
den lter 700 grt:ite wirfen unb cine fatip
tide YerblteruAa ron na9e;u elmer Niaicr.
Das 1T seniB cine rMneeltare 3unatnie
unb Elm eyfrsu!ihgs @ahst9um Der fatto!i'
iden Stree.
Gle 2iGseIe Hbilahelgb;a sablt se5snndr,
ia etpa $50 tattp1iiIe 8irhea unb 3apst.
len. Is SlIfsr, 80 tattcliiAe A%easemisen.
81 gfarrfhulsn, cine @ittpen . 9eimath 2
SpipitIlsr .uub cine 6simat6 fur ate urb
betasts orme Veripnen. SIN Sen ;wei GiD.
cslan 5cminarier tefnsen iih ou9enblid,
li1 los Stueerten. Die 3atl Der 81 Der
s%snannten Ii6esic ss9pri5en @~rteter betrdst
lSS.
Nad slum abBereist 1T Ter berabmts &au.
;elrsbner unb useeturer,"P. 9bpmas 8urfs
aus benz Srten bes fl. Ocminicus euf @et,
funa ietner S%rbensebern I'm i'd an Der
@atl eiues neuen Srbenssenerals Der P. P.
Cpmintfaner ;u tetbeilisen.
Gonbertiten.-Ier 8if9of ppn' 8irmins.
Sam. pa.. srtbetlte far3lih fret frlberen
proteftantii6en episcopal Yrebtsern, .pelde
In cen Shooe Der IT. fatbol. Stride aurid.
tparen, bas Sacrament Der II. @rie>
aerweibe. Das eefdnt natur1i9 ben frlbe>
rem @lautenseenoFsn iener Gonpertiten gar
nidt ionttrli6 unb lie erbeben barob in If.
rem 8trdenssitunsen Elm gar tldslt9es Ga.
0roBber;ig. - Die Yriefer Der iunsen
@Yrinsielb, Ma6.-6S AT 3abl-
BADEN ibren Sterbirten BET feiner &udfebr
Don europa nit tena aniebnlt9en @elaente
BON 400 Dollars iterral1t.
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reniae Don ibnss mahten cine Musnasme.
SEuSer rthteten fie Is 10 Elm, rag ieoer BON
ibnen Bel Ben ~GbTimmunsen in 10 rber II
8arcs thinner fcnnte, inesn Ee T:b in ie.
Der Der an benz @adsr sslesenen @ares re-
siFrtren lieeen. SIN iecu @arb lieeen Ee
ii& ais "Slubtootfutrer" einlhrctten unb
rpenn fleI orig NIT Sssleitern perfdrtt aui.
traten, truaen fie ftets ben Sies baron. Mui
b'sls Wstie brafettn ie f&, ie f0unten
eon9rebmttsliessr, Senatcren, &iHtsr, GU.
psrotloren, Mlbermen, Goroners unb tr31.
nab geliebsn auflslsn unb trdtlen. Sc.
nip IT, bas untsr sewiGsn GommiGdren
T:euans I'm Yolt3eibauptquartter auperfon,
member empfan8en wurpe, ais tieie fltnen
"Sidst(hminr1er." Dotl su temerten III
nod, Rap I'M Bureau bes Dtarifts .@nwaltes
Der Srbn ibres sr0rten Ssfdlssrs aus FER
I. Ware ansefeat mar, unb ba6 ibr fdbis.
tsr @olt3eiridter aus Ter 6. @arp bertam.
mel&e bstee nit fat agen i5ren Glerfs se9en
Dos Snter.Es bes golfss arbeiteten.
Solhe 3ufinbe fcnnten in tinem Qante
entfebsu, Raj fh driiiih nennt, unb fd
nit fstnen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. terpor.
ttut. @laubt Semanb, Is fti lettt, iplde
Sno!&e 9e,ittIih frafen gu 1aHen. Die man
aeprbnlth @,Getitwinpler %.itulirt. 70 per.
iuGe CT bies elnmal. gem &itter auf brn
&idteraubt bis berab gum SturReber bee
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STATE NEWS.

|
-Ro. II. Jones has been elected presi d.
dent Of the Petersburg bank.
| Governor Walker is advertised to sneak
at mass meeting at Warsaw, Richmond
county, to-day, the 18th.
The Republicans of Middesex have
nominated for reelection to the house of
delegates from that county Hon. L. G..
Bristow.
Tho Republicans Of Stafford met at the
Courthouse, yesterday, in convention and
nominated Mr.. Samuel Babcock as their
candidate for the house Of delegates.
1t is alleged that valuable coal de-
posts have been discovered eighteen
inches below the surface at farm
two miles from Cole landing, on Acquia
creek
g. f. B. Leighton, ESQ.,, one of the
most successful fruit-growers near Norfolk.
few days since forwarded number of
choice pears to Queen Victoria and family
and Others of her court.
Captain J. Fl. Chamberlayne. of the
Norfolk Virginian, was married at
Grace church in Petersburg, on vester-
day, to Miss M. w. Gibson. daughter
of Rev. @. j. Gibson. The father of the
bride officiated.
"A little boy, the youngest son of John
Larrick, near High View in this county, fell
into pot of boiling molasses on Tuesday
last. He fingered in great agony until the
following morning, when death relieved him
of his suffering. The little fellow was
sitting on a chair near the boiling po. and
accidcntly fell in headforemost.- - Winches-
Ter Times, 18th
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CALIFORNIA
NEW YORK.
Financial.

NEW YORK, October l7-Noon.
Stocks dull. Money gold. Gold 1O7Ia
los. Exchange, long 1864: short 1O7I
Governments dull. State bonds Quiet
Fatal Results of an Initiation.
ITHACA, October 1.-THE coroner,s
lury' IN the case of young Liggetts, who
was Killed while being initiated into the
happa-Alpha society, find that his death
was accidental; the testimony showing that
IN the process of the preliminary initiation
the deceased was blindfolded, when he, to-.
gether with Lee and Wason, who were lead
ing him, all fell off the cliff.
Civil Rights.
NEW YORK, October 17.-Jn the
supreme court yesterday Charlotte Gilbert.
colored, who brought suit against the
New York and Charleston steamship com
pany to recover SIC, 900 for being excluded
from state-room,'on one of their steamers.
on account of color, was awarded $75.
The New York State Robbery
ALBANY, October 17.-Charles Fl.
Phelps, the defaulting cashier of the
state treasury, was yesterday brought be-
lore the police court for examination. but
at the request of District Attorney Moak
the case was postponed until Saturday.
and Phelps remanded to jail
4. Marine.
NEW YORK, October 17.-Ariived,
steamers Old Dominion and Victoria,
The Enchantress, from Savannah, Octo-
Der 9Th. in gale, shipped heavy seas which
washed away the galley, and both sides OF
the the hight boxes, and smashed the sky-liehts.
fililn,g the cabin with water and damaging
al the stores.
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Resolved, That the press of the state be
requested to publish these proceedings.

STATE FAIR.--We are pleased to state
that the prospects for successful exhibit
ton by the Virginia State Aricultural So
ciety is very good. Secretary E. G.. Leigh,
esq.,, informs us that quite number Of
entries have already been made and Others
are coming in daily. The states Of Mary
land, Pennsylvania, and New York are
now represented, and the secretary has re-
ceived letters from number of the west
erD states relative to entrances. Dele
gates representing the State Agricul-
tural society have been in attendance
at the various county fairs that have been
held throughout the state, and others will
be in attendance at the Danyille Fair for
the purpose of urging the, claims of the
society. The secretary earnestly desires
that all persons who design making entries
will DO 50 as early as possible, and not put
it off until the last day or two previous to
the closing of entrances, which takes place
on the 25th of this month. II
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PENNSYLVANIA.
Notorious Criminal Jusw.

PHILADELPHIA, October l7.-The
party who gave the name of Henry VIII
MANS, and who was arrested March O.,
with James Mccoy, for attempting to rob
the Corn Exchange bank, both of whom
are IN the penitentiary for four years, was
recognized tonight as the notorious Dick
Moore. He halls from Quebec, where he.
with Jack Farrell, Spider Esmond and Dan.
Daley, robbed large bank, and also a
steamboat on the st. Lawrence river.
When his time expires here Moore will be
sent to Quebec to serve out his term there.
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OHIO.
Army ReuMiOn.

TOLEDO, October 17.-The society OF
the army Of Tennessee yesterday reelected
General Sherman president for the ensuing
year, General John A. Logan, first vice
president; Colonel l.. M. DAYTON, record
ing secretary; General A. Hickerlooper,
corresponding secretary, and General l.. M.
Force, treasurer. A series of resolutions
expressive of sorrow for the decease OF
certain comrades during the past year were
unanimously adopted.
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tCommunicated1

October Is, 1873.
The Republican convention which met
this morning entirely ignored the German
Voters-was this right ? No. The German
population compose an essential element
which cannot be overshadowed, and can IL
oe expected that they will tamely submit
TO such an indgnity as was put upon them
at the meeting. 1t is not reasonable to ex-
pect that they will.
All legal and lawful means should be
used for the success of the party, but the
measure above stated is calculated to work
nafm. T, LAURIE.
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e at once established herself as a

|, Eldridge at once established herself as
e favorite.
I JAMES P. CowARDIN, esq.,, of tn
Richmond Dispatch, is in Washington.
The MERITS of the "amended bank
rupt law' are being ventilated before th
U. 5. circuit court. ~
. "FENIAN demonstration in Cork"-Ar
J irishman extracting the stopper from 9
bottle of corn juice.
l.. b. TATUM, ESQ.,, is now agent of the
Powhatan steamboat company, in this city
vice Brett, resigned.
i WHAT HAS BECOME of the proposition
70 build freight railroad between Rockets
and Shockoe warehouse2 n
IHE REPUBLICANS of Stafford have
arranged for grand barbecue at the court
house on Saturday November the 1st.
THE GERMAN AMERICANS of this citv
complain that they are ignored in the dis
tributlon OF the public school patronage.
THE IRISH REPUBLICAN CLUB will
maet tonight IN an ante-room in rear of
the hughes and Ramsdell Flambeau club.
The Marshall ward Conservative club
had meeting last night, at which sundrv
democratic place-hunters aired their rhet-
oric.
WEDNESDAY NIGHT Thomas s. Rid
dick fell 60 feet through the hatchway al
Faces. factory. He lit on his feet. No
funeral. -,. gs
TODAY, in the calendar, belongs to St.
Luke. Judging from their actions a good
many other people thought it belonged to
them, too. ..a o
THE Law OFFICE of Mr.. Henry s.
Morton was broken into on Wednesday |
night. and valuable gun and various
other articles were stolen.
THIS IS THE BEST MONTH in the wear |
Tor planting fruit trees, though the work |
can be successfully done any time during
'he winter, in this climate.
AN INTERESTING meeting is being con-
1ucted at Glen Allen Baptist church.
henrico, by the pastor, Rev. A. Fl, Sands.
Already there haye been thirteen conyer-
sions. a ~ :
JAMES ANDERSON, colored, was dam
serously hurt by the caving of bank at
he eastern end of the Church Hill tunnel.
bout o'oclock last night. Three of his
lbs were broken.
, al a MEETING OF the stockholders of
he Greensboro and Cheraw railroad COM
ANY, held in the town of Greensboro, on
ne sth instant, Colonel A. s. Buford, of
his city. was chosen president. Il
The ODD FELLOWS of this CITY. adopt-
nIg our suggestions, are sending money for /,
ne relief of the Memphis sufferers.
me, congregation whorshipping at st. :
'aul's church have done the same thing.
JUDGE UNDERWOOD, of the district
ourt, yesterday entered an order dismiss
q the petition seeking to make Robert
iarveY liable as partner in the firm of
aggoner d Harvey, late wholesale gro
ers of this city.
Miss KATE NEWTON, the play actress
rho died the other day in New York city.
nee while performing an engagement at
he Richmond Theatre. horse whipped a
entieman at the Powhatan house for s
ferlng her some obtrusive attention.
JOHN SMITH died at No. 23O7 Main b
rect, in the cellar, on Wednesday, from '
'e effects of drinking too much. John t
NTH, owing to his numerousness, is liable e
casualties. He did not in this instance. a
'Wever, select an original way of quitting
rs mundane sphere. .
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lCommunicatad.1

NICHMOND, Oct. 10, 1873.
10 Me Editor If The State Jo,y7sat.
Sir-You will please do me the Justice
to insert in your columns the following ::
Ihe report now in circulation regarding
myself in support of Mr.. Nathan Williams
as an independent candidate, is totally
false and without foundation, and those
who circulated such, theirpurpose is design
ing, and serve to do more injury to the
ticket than any one else they may attempt
to slander. ta w. 8. RtNyTP