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PROPOSALS.
CLERKS OFFICE SUPREME COURT OF aPpEALS)
OF VIRGINIA. 7
RICHMOND, June 10, A, ID. 1874

CLERKS oFFiCE SCPREME CoCRTOF aPPEALS}
RICHMOND, June 10, A. ID. 1874. }
PURSUANT TO THE PROVISIONS OF
J. an act OF the General Assembly Of Virginia,
approved April so. 1874. entitled IAN act pre-
scribing the manner In which records for the SUI
prrme Court OF Appeals shall be printed, aud pro-
viaing for letting the same 10 contract" and which
is rs iollows-to Wit:
]. Be it enacaaa by the General assembly, That
the clerks of the supreme Court OF Appeals ut
Richmond, stanton. Winchester, and Wytheve
shall, In the month of June, In the year eighteen
hundred and seven,y.fnur, aud annually thereafter
in the same month, solicit proposals by advertising
In some newspaper published in their respective To-
caties for the printing for ONE year of such re-
cords OF courts as may be required, uncer existing
laws, to be printed for tn of The Supreme
Court of Appeals In determining cases of appeal.
ii. The SAID proposals shall state the amount per
page of fifteen hundred ems, small plea type, and
shall include The Daper. printing, binding, and
neat cover, with the style Of The and the court
from which The record comes neatly printed there
III. The said clerks shall award the contracts for
said printing to the lowest responsible bidders In
their respective loo lites, ard shall take from them
bond, with Pile security. In a penalty double the
ascertiincd by the amount OF the processing years
work. The mode OF certifying and paying accounts
for said printing shall be rs now prescribed by
law. .
" All acts and parts of acts In conflict with the
provisions OF this act are hereby repealed.
V. This act shall be in force from its passage.
SEALED 1hOtOSALS Will De ny Iuc
updt rsigned at his office at the state court
on Eleventh street between Broad and Marshall, In
tie city of Richmond, until II O'Clock NJ. OF the
25TU INSTANT, for the PRINTING. &C., In ac-
curdauce with the provisions OF the second section
of said act, Of all such RECORDS rs the Supreme
Court VI Appeals of Virginia. ut Richmond, may
+, qrire for one year from the LIST day OF July,
1874.
AS The printing has to be done under the super.
vision ana direction of the CLERK II must be done In
this city.
The clerk claims the right of rejecting any and
all bids which in his opinion do not and I" III not
FULLY comply with the requirements OF the iorego-
dcrs" and ,chat is "ample security" within the
meaning of the sama. "
- -. GEORGE L. CHRISTIAN,
Clerk Of the Supreme Court Of Appeals Of
te 11-cod7t Virginia, at Richmond
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RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
BY Telegraph.
EW NnnK

NEW YORK, June No0n.-Stocks dull and
lower. Money, 9. Gold, 11OA Exchange-Long,
1861; short. 40l. Governments active and strong.
State bonds quiet and nominal.
Ecenrng.-Money easy ut 21atG3 Sterling lrmer
AT az. Goid' 1103ag111. Governments dull and.
steady. States quiet and uominal
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Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chaudiSe and passengers.
steamer Transit Travers, b itimorei merchan-
disc and passengers. l.. Is. ,ratuH.
Steamer Old dominion, Walker. New York, mer-
chandse and passengers, &. W. Allen. agent.
BARK Lion, VI old, New York, III ballast, Dunlop
Schooner Eliz,beth White Rose, Norfolk, inbal-
last TO load bark for stamford.
schooner John X. Reese. Woolford, Baltimore,
scrap iron. Tredegar Company.
Schooner Potomac. Wilson, Philadelphia, coal,
POwhaian Iron Company.
Schooner Amelia Hern, Eskrldge Philadelphia.
COAL 5. L. Lathrop.
schooner Agnes Reppclier, Lynch, Philadelphia,
coul. :. L. Luthrop.
schooner d. BraItley, McMonag'e coal, 5. Z. La
Schooner W. c. Nelson, Leeds, Philadelphia coal,
. schooner Robert lIeay, Jones, Baltimore, shells,
Schooner Aun $. Brown, Crowell, Bath, Me-, ice,
J. NJ. McGo~an.
schooner Fair, Thorngton, Edcnton, n C., fish,
Davenport L Morris. ..
schooner L. Is. Carlcr, Rccu, "aiies ii'ci1 n'!'
lug Fox. with barges with lumber, Chickahomi-
ny, Z. 4. Phillips.
CLEARED.
Bark Goethe tGermanJ, Stuken, Bremen, tobacco,
BARK Jessy (Bri lsh). simmonls, Rio Jancro,
flour, dunlop McCance
SAILED.
Steamer Eliza IIancoX, Post Norfolk, mer-
cha f,isr > nj MESSENGERS. l.. y. Tatum, agent
Slramer Alliance, Carr Philadelphia. Hcrchan-
disc and passengers. ". y. Porter, agent .,
Schooner Hector, Higgins, New York. cannel
oG Schooner Ross Winans, Costar. James river, to
load railroad ties, Blltim re; Schooner, Fair, -,
James river, lght.
CLEARED FOR THIS FORT.
Bark Josie Mildred, CHM, Philadelphia, June =
Srhnonrr tstclle Day, Hooker, New York, June
10.
MEMORANDA.
Bark Max from Liverpool, below bound up
pEUSAMBUCO. June l. -Arrived, brig La cay
enne (British), Barker, hence. ,
MOST EyIDEo, June 12.--Arrived, brig Lincoln,
The following vessels are at City Point loading
with freight from Richmond: Bark G9ethe tI.r-
mani. tobacco Tor Bremen, by Messrs +. IT, solt-
inp i Co Schooner l.. A. Orr, Orr. and bark Jessy,
Simnonds, flour. ho ,lanero. by Gal s0; h Ws,
Also, dlscharging for Richmond bark fa!a M na
ihicsou. salt, Davenport & Morris; anu orig Max
ottoman, liverpool. salt, II. +. Williams Il 20.
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Adyices from Charleston. S. c., say that
from the official records of the prosecuting
attorneys of the different circuits IN Soutn
Carolina it will be seen that one-thlrd OF tse
number of persons holding minor positions
have been indicted for some offence com
mitted during their terms OF othce.s-
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.

France.
PARIS, June ia constitutional bill
prepared by the Left Centre was introduced
in the Assembly to-day and vote Of urgency
upon it was carried by 345 to 34l.
Spain.
MADRID, June 15.-It is reported that
eighteen Carlist officers have been shot at
Tolosa by order of Don Carlos, for mutiny.
Germany.
LONDON, June 15.--A semi.oificial tele-
gram from Berlin gives explicit contradic-
ton to the dispatch from that city on Friday
last, which said that the Federal Council of
the State has voted to extend to all the States
of the Empire the new Prussian law for the
civil registration Of births, deaths, and mar
riages. 1t is stated, on the contrary, that the
Federal Council really rejected the bill on
the ground that its provisions are not In
harmony with the legislation of the different
States. The Council, however, adopted a
resolution inviting Bismarck as chancellor
to prepare new bill with provisions which
shall be applicable TO the whole Empire.
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democratic Success In Oregon.

SAN FRANCISCO. June 15.--The entire De.
mocratic State ticket has been elected in Ore
gon. The Legislature stands-Senste: Re-
publcans, II; Democrats, 8: Independents,
10. House: Republicans, 1G; Democrats,
% independents, %.
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SUMNER Styles saIe
Just received Il new lot Of LEGHORSJN6&S
HATS and BOSSETS, RUSTIC HATS, both pal-
lnctto ana chip. Also, all The new styles OF Nor
mandy Bonnets for ladies and children; Scarfss
Ties, trimmed and untrimmed English Straws:
ycilings, such rs beaded, net, Brussels, parish.
dotted, aud everything new Ia The line OF
MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS.
Please call aud convince yourselves. These goods
having been bought for cash Will be sold with very
small profit. Call early ut
MADAME DEMELMAN'S.
Country merchants and milIincrs, and all who
wish TO make their own bonnrts, can be Supplied
hero with .Il necessary erIals. je9
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Fire..

TAUNTON, Mass, June 15.-Thc stables Of
the Bristol County Agricultural Society were
burned Saturday night with fourteen horses,
mostly trotting stock, there for training.
Loss $4,000.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, June Is, 1874.
OFFERINGS
The offerings on Change to-day were 16 bushels
red wheat 100 bushels white corn: so bushels
yellow corn; so bushels mixed corn. 262 bushels
oats. 100 bushels meal, anu 3,775 pounds Of otfal.
SALES.
The sales on Change to-day were as follows: 100
bushels prime white corn Al 93c 1873 bushel,
prime oats Oh private terms; 40 bushels very good
at 11c- Total, 1852 bushels. $50 pounds offii at
1913 per ton.
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The striking miners at Nelsonyille, Ohio,
have been superseded by four hundred col
ored men brought from the southern States
TO take their places. The feeling on this &C.
count is so bitter that riot is imminent, and
is only prevented by the negroes being armed
and the interference of the State authorities
to preserve peace.
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CINCINNATI MARKETS,

CINCISSATI. June 15.-Flour quiet and I'M
changed. Corn dun; mixed 650"7e Pork I'M
changed no sales. Lard quiet: sales of summer
at 10g@104c. Loose hacon-jobbIng sales Of
shoulders, 7sc.; clear-rib, 1Oc.; clear, l0Ac.
Whiskey, 96c.
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PIANOS. ORGANS, DE.

DLANOS AND oRGANs:-Ju SO. ets| PA
th,. tinsst Instruments in the city, INCLUDING
and the ce 81
@ lii ant ertra cost for freight, by SLElGHI
= HOWARD, Sole Agents, 10I1 Mnn street; U,d
nianos taken In exchange. Pianos IUNnr aau
REPAIRED. 1-
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, June 15.-VirgGa 6's, old. 80; con-
sohdated, 51h; ex-coupons. 40. West yirgina,s,
IL. North Caroliua 6's, old, 20; new, is special
tax, ). Bid
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PHILADELPHIA LIVESTOCK MARKET.
PHILADELPHIA June 15.-Cattle dull and lower !:
extra ?. yIvAnil and western steers, s725l9
Sheep dun at $500. Hogs Unchanged
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RALTIMUltk MAXI ETS.

BALTIMORE, June l5-Flour dull aud heavy
Howard street aud western Supcrfne, S4.50M
1925. Wheat quiet and steady. Corn firm and
In good demanu; southern white, 90@91c.; yell
low: S1GS2c. Provisions qaiet and nominal.
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LOUISVILLE MARKETS.

LOUISVILLE. June 15.-FlOur unchanged Corn,
77GLS3c. Prov siOnS quiet and Weak. Pork, 81 s.
Bacen-shOulders, 7Ac.; clc.r-rib, loiuc.; clear,
l0%c. Lard, 12IaGG12asc.
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The brazilian Cable,

LONDON, June l5.-The steamship Africa
ia now making the final splice of the Bra
lillian cable near Madeira. Captain Halpine,
commander of the expedition, hopes to have
the work completed by the 2lst instant. All
is going on we'll.
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MARINE aSTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. JUSE15 1874.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, JUNE 16, 1874.
sun RISES. 4.42 Noon sets. 009
,un sets...... 7.lS High tide. .......... 6.2i
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unanimously agreed to report back and re.
commend Tho rlassn 90 of tho hill

unanimously agreed to report back and re.
commend the passage Of the bill.
The Senate Committee on Leyees have
| authoritative chairman (aIr. Alcorn) TO re-
porta billaprropriating S2,OO0,OOO for levee
| purposes, to be distributed as follows:
sl,0OO.000 for Louisiana, 100000 for Mis-
sissippi, and 100000 for Arkansas.
Nominations Frank Herderhoff as col
lector of customs at Pearl river; John G.
Goodloc, collector Of customs at Mobile.
Ihe committee on the District govern
ment Investigation had an eight hours con-
tinuous session to-day, and have unani-
mously agreed to pull down the present ter
fitorlal government. The government will
consist OF three commissioners appointed by
the President, and confirmed by the Senate.
Property will be red,sessed. The report
shows that rs far as the inquiries have pro.
crossed the debt of the District is $4,000
600.
Weather Probabilities.
WASHINGTON, June 15.-For the Middle
States and south Atlantic States, partly
cloudy weather, followed By local rains,
east to south winds, stationary or rising
temperature and falling barometer.
For the Gulf States, Tennessee, and the
Ohio valley and the lower lake region,
threatening weather or rain, easterly or
southerly winds veering to westerly.
In the lower Mississippi valley, rising
temperature and stationary or falling ba-
rometer.
The lower Missouri river will rise slightly.
The Mississippi river will rise at stations
between Helena and St. Louis
The Freedman's Bank Rili-CiviI Ser.
vice kefOrm.
WASHINGTON, June 15.-The conference
report on the Freednan's Bank bill has been
agreed to in both houses. 1t allows the bu-
siness to be continued With certain restric-
tons as to the securities for loans, and with
a provision that all new deposits up to
S250,000 shall be held as special deposits and
invested for the benefit OF the special depos-
itors. On the Civil Service bill amendments
were agreed to abolishing the civil service
commissioner and requiring heads OF execu-
tive departments to make appointments on
the ground of honesty, efficiency and tidel-
ity, aud to apportion them among the seve-
raj Congressional districts.
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REGULAR LANDINGS ON JAMES RIVER.


On and after FRIDAY, June 18th, 1874. this
Gompant's tasI anc elegant steamers JOHN SYL-
VES TER, Captain j. A. Posi-. and ELIZA HAN
ION, Captain 5. &. lego, carrying United States
Mail and Adams Express, viii leave wharf, Rock
etts, Tor above-named points DAILY Sundays
excepted at 6 A. NJ.
PASSENGERS make sure connections with Bay Lin.
a. Norfolk for Baltimore, Philadelphia, and New
York =
rare 10 Sue ae PEau... 9 90
Fare TO Old Point. 90
ISounu Trip tickets. 3 so
FARE to >NORFOLk ONLY. zoo
FARE TO NORFOLK AND RE-
5 90
Eare 10 tSaiumore. 4 90
Fare TO Philadelphia. 80
rare 70 New ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IL SO
Tickets for sale on steamers, at CARRIER 4 Cor
Ticket Agency, Main street, and Exchange Hotel
and baggage checked through. Freight receive,
daily for Boston, Norfolk, and Portsmouth, an,
regular landings on James river from A. II. to
I. NJ, at reasonable rates
Freight for way-landlngs must be prepaid.
l.. Is. TATUM, General Agent.
once; Company's wharf, Rockets; branch OF
ace at W. ID. Blair SC Co.'s, corner Of Ninth anc
Main streets. 1el2
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WEARING APPAREL
" CLEANED In the very best style; Ladies,
Dresses &C. restored to their original color cleaheo
or dyed, with neatneSs and dispatch; hio 1iofse
cleaned and Feathers dy ed at ,,,yc
MCKESNEY'S STEAM DYE-WORkS,
q, a3m Marshall street near Ftfth.
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SECURING, dc.

4 LII KINDS OF WOOLLEN GOODS
n THOROUGHLY SECURED without shrink
no.. ar ,xenr Particular attention paid TO SCOUR-
IISC; GENTLEMEN'S CLOl HING. which WI, we
guarantee to be neatly done, without aiiei tE uic
set or fit. BLANKETS ana fLANSELo oeA
fully washed with soft finish. 600 Main
Good IKOSERS wanted Apply st s23 nam a;i.
street. ~
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Washfneton Items.

WASHINGTON, June 15.-Congressmen Oar.
rail-. SNYDER, AID Hays, together with MeSsrs:
sandridge, of New Orleans, and Groweil, OF
Boston were before the Senate Committee
on Appropriations to-day urging favorable ornn
.,;on On the House bill appropriatiIg $780,
C0il for the relief of the sufferers by the alis'
sissippi iuundation. The commute;
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DEPARTURES, Or EsyiEAmEn,.
JAMES RIVER sTEAMBoATs,rsYsl,
COMPANY. asssss s.sk
SUMMER SCHEDULE.

DAILY LINE SUNDAYS ExcEPTED).
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FOR OLD POINT, vUE DE L,EAU, NORFOLK,
PohHTEsiMSO.gS , ,bA L ,Ia4, PalLA-
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Cotton Statistics.

WASHINGTON, June 15.-Thc statlstlcian
of the Department of Agriculture makes re-
port of the acreage in cotton based on re,
turns from most of the cotton counties and
on personal observation in six cotton States,
as follows, the comparison being Win Tue
area of 1878: Virginia, so; North Carolina,
SO; South Carolina, OIL; Georgia, 80 fIori-
da. 81: Alabama. Sc; Arkansas, 81; Zen
nessee, 81; Mississippi, IS; Louisiana, So
Texas, 102 {; Missouri, 10. The aggregate
reduction slightly exceeds ten per cent.
The condition of the crop is represented
by the following figures-1OO being nominal
or fair condition: ~. o..
North Carolina, 80; South Carolina, 81;
Georgia, so; Florida, 90; Alabama, 81;
Mississippi, 10; Louisiana, 70; Texas, W;
Arkansas. 80; Tennessee. s..
The report of condition in June, 1873, Is
more favorable in every State, except North
Carolina and Texas, the record standing US
follows: North Carolina, So South Carroll
ma. IS; Georgia, 81; Florida, lO2; Alaba-
ma, 93; Mississippi, 90; Louisiana, "a
Texas, Sc; Arkansas, go; Tennessee, 30.
Fields are much cleaner than at this date
last year, and can easily be kept free from
weeds. With favorable weather rapid lm'
proyement is certain, and fair comparison
with July is quite probable at the next re-
port.
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MILLINERY.

Z PRICES REDUCED Ak
The Richmond palladium., 1874-01-24
Judxe Wilson'S Reply to Hale of
New York.

In the House of Representatives,
Dec. 18th, Mr.. Hale, Of Now York,
made a violent personal attack On
Judge Wilson, who had introduced an
amendment to the salary bill provid
ing that if any member Of the Add
Congress was in the employ of the
Government as agent and counsel Of
the United States, that compensation
for such service should be deducted
from his salary. Mr.. Hale, felt him
self "hit,' and entered into personal
explanation, giving a perverted ac-
count of Judge VS. action ON the
salary bill at the last session, and con-
cluded as follows:
II have seen, Mr.. Speaker, cur
emerging from puddle, with his hair
dragging with filth, force his way
among decent people, and thrust him-
self upon them, or shake his filth up
on them. have known that expert
ment tried, and have known decent
people to be smirched; but 1 have
never discovered that the eur who did
it remained anything but dkty dog.
And l believe that will always inevit
ably be the case. y
Mr.. Wilson, Of Indiana. The gen.
tleman from New York seems to have
been stirred up by proposition that
| made yesterday to amend the bill
that was then before the House, COM
monty known as the salary bill; and
since yesterday afternoon he seems to
have busted himself in hunting up my
record on that question. Mr.. Speak
er, the record l made on that question
l have never shrunk from. have
not gone about the country calling out
salary grab" nor have l ever in any
way, to any man, under any circum-
stances, conceded that | had done any
thing that I had not the right to dc
and that I could not do consistently
with my integrity and my honor.
I Now, sir, when l discussed that
question here before the House few
days ago l declined my position upon
The Richmond palladium., 1874-01-24
senator Pratt, Of Indiana.

Senator Pratt has Introduce
bills granting pensions to Micha{
McGrugel: Caleb A. Lamb, an
Margaret e. Alexander; for the ri
lief Of William II. Vesey, formd
United States Consul to Hayrf
Samuel S. Potter, Lieutenant Col
HiramH. Pratten, and Charles Gil
Berry. He has also introduced |
bill for q national university; I'll
enable the Secretary of the Intd
rior TO make final settlement witt
the Pottawatomie Indians of Mich
igan and Indiana under treaty stip
ulations existing with them; Z
repeal the second section of the al
entitled "An act to amend An act
to establish the judicial courts q
the United States approved Sepe
"a, l7S9," approved FEB. 5, 1861
amending and constituting the act
approved March 2, 1867, entitled
"An act to amend an act entitled
'An act for the removal of causes
in certain cases the State courts,
approved July 27. 1866" and an
other establishing the compensation
of Senators, Representatives, and
Delegates in Congress at $4,000
per annum, and for other purposes.
& He has also presented an i'm
portanG bill relating to the juris-
diction of the Supreme Court OF
the United States i'll certain cases.
It provides s'that whenever final
Judgment or decree in any suit in
the highest court of State in
which decision in the suit could
be had, may. pursuant to existing
laws, be re examined upon a writ of
error, and reversed or affirmed in
the Supreme Court Of tie United
States, no other error shall be as
signed or regua. ded as a ground
of rever al than such as appears on
the fnceo the record Of the Con
stitution of the United States, OF
of construction or validity of any
treaty or statute of, or commission
held, or authority exercised under
the United States.
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he sacrificed, for the time beine, 1
share Of that well earned populaRi
vAiA e<arried him, amid the q
pknb6 of the people, to the highe
Office in their gift. It require
courage to do this. It took fidel
ity to o high public trust to foreg1
The pez1Unal advantage which u
occasion presented. When ID
passion of the hour shall have ha
time to cool, and the people com
to consider the reasons for I'll
PRESIDENTS action, he will be con
'mehded wherein he is now blame(
and justice will be done to the M
who has done SO much for his coul
'try,
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The Trial of senator pomeroy.

A Republican special from Topeka,
Kansas, says the case of the State VS..
Pomeroy, for bribing Senator York,
was called in the County Court here
to-day. The defendant was not pres
ent, and his counsel asked further
continuance, which was refused, and
Pomeroy's bail, $4,000, ordered for
feited, with the understanding, how
ever, that if defendant appears for
trial during this month the order of
forfeiture will be rescinded. It is be-
lieved here that Pomeroy will never
be tried, but as the case stands, it puts
him in the position of criminal at
large without bail and liable to arrest
at any time.
The Richmond palladium., 1874-01-24

On the evening succeeding his cleo
tion to the United States Senate, Gov
ernor Booth, of California, was visited
by his friends at his residence in Sac
ramento, and being called upon for a
speech, responded as follows: .
Il wish my heart was as big as all
yours put together. You do not know
how l have leaned ON you-on all the
people-in every hour Of discourage
ment, calumny and vituperation-and
l have had a good many of them-but
l never failed to get strength when |
touched the hearts of the people; and
when 1 prove false to them may my
tongue cleave to the roof of my mouth
There is no room in my heart for
any recollection Of injury l ever re-
ceived in my life
The Richmond palladium., 1874-01-24

The State Editorial Association
adjourned sine die at noon Friday
10th, concluding an exceptionally
largely, attended and interesting
session Several ofthe papers read
were of the greatest practical i'm
portance, while the discussion in
dulged in can but be of benefit to
the membees of the profession who
listened toand participated in them.
For the current year new officers
have been chosen, and the associ-
alton has determined, if possible,
to eclipse at the next meeting
which will be in April OF May next
AL it's previous conventions. We
trust the members of the press in
all parts of the State will take this
early notice Of the time, and so
shape their business a. to be present
and actively participate in the meet
ing.-Ind. journal.