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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-09-18
q DMTNISTRATION NOTICE

~ I'M ~ ID I Nh IV-N NJ III l.
- Estate Of JOHN MTSEL. deceased
Letters of Administration on the estate Of John
Misei. late OF Carroll township. cambria county.
having been granted to the unfe-signed. all per
sons indebted TO said estate are requested 70 ma
payment forthwith. and those having demands
against the same will present them properly pro
bated for settlement
THOMAS MTSEI.. Administrator.
Carroll Twp. Sept. 4. lB7s.-6t.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
FOR ASSEMBLY,.

JAG OBJ S. ELL,

wAsBtSGToS TOWNSHIP.
S'r1icct 10 fle decision OF the Democratic Couu-
Is Convention.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1874-06-05
MINOR g HORTON PLows,
GALES LEVER AND C0PPER-STRIP

Fodder Cutter.
From So to $40; will easily cut from 25 to
l5o bushels, by hand power, per hour. have
sold hundreds of these machines, and they
have never failed 10 give entire satisfaction,
and are warranted to cut Hay, Straw, Shucks
or Corn Stalks, faster than any other by hand
or horse power, and give you entire satisfac-
ton, or no sale. Circulars free, giving full
description and capacity of II sizes They
are the most durable made.
Also, full variety of all other Cutters
Old feed cutters altered, using old Box, Fly
Wheel with Copper Strip working parts, maxi
ing Cutter as good as new one, at much
less price. Second hand Feed Cutters taken
in exchange or repaired.
CUCUMBER WOOD PUMPS.
G1- The most perfect ever invented We
have sold for the last year, 800 of them, and
all have given satisfaction.
Pump for IL feet Well, Sc 80 and 81 80.
All other depths of Wells in proportion
-" We keep as full supply of AGRI-
CULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, HARDWARE,
FERTILIZERS and SEEDS, as any first-class
House.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.

EuHlIuus
LONDON, November "a dispatch to the
Pail Mall Gazette from Berlin says it is re-
ported in diplomatic circles in that city that
the relations between the Car OF Russia and
Marshal Serrano have assumed thoroughly
cordiul character, and it is expected Russia
will soon formally recognize the republican
government of Spain.
~. SPAN.
BAYoNSE, November 5..-The lombard
ment of Irun by the Carlists is thus far con-
ducted on small scale. Six Republicans
have been killed and ten wounded
one hundred and fifty Carlists from
Estela have surrendered to the Republicans.
The force of national troops under Jovel'
lar has defeated band Of Carlsts at .Alboa-
cero. in the province Of Valencia. Many OF
the insurgents were killed.
sANrAspA, November 5.-The Republic
can army of the North resumed operations
against the Carlists on the I'd Instant. The
headquarters have been removed to Cenlcro
General Lonia has embarked here with elgh
battalions of troops for the purpose oil re
lieving Irun.
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ARRIVED. m IS IS
Steamer yvyaDoke, Couch. New York. nse,dhafr
disc and passengers. @. w. alien q 90. -1s1s
Steamer s0ln sylseatpf, Posf Soff1ik, rcrcnsns
'l aG aessssEs &c smt
BALLAST % Galego Mills Man Ifaetasiu9 GInpany,,
ID f sslias q Hssa e1sssss m,f ses
s Schooner o e, James Jones Acy New bay,
sssoea.r a. Il. Peary, peary, albany, lumber, b,
II. w hitlock. 49, D ~
schooner 6. 6. knight, Plat, Roosland, lime, h.
Schooner william Mcani. sheridan, philsdei.~
Pima: pig-iron. Old Dominion Iron and Nall
schooner H. N.squirr, Wtnon, Boston lie. A.G-
schooner L. II. corbis, collisen. norfolk. mer-
Schooner Fbabe corneais, Benson, James river,
s!eop Carrie, Howard, james dyer, oysters, to
sloop Antagonist Emory, james river, oysters, fo-
MASTER. - - 57sss
Tug Hero Skinner, Petersburg, with TOW.
SAILED.
sssaaaer Wessoyer, Skinner. Baltimore, nsr.
sehsonerW; " Haeleis, consfly. Norfolk, mer-
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From Baltimore, November 4, schooner Louiss
Walters. ktrwan
MEMORANDA.
Arrived at Boston November q, sshoones Carrie
sslson i John Il . Cha saes from richmond,
70 Providence. November 1. Is
Passed ,hf eUsh He'll Gate November 8, schooner
szhry and hen, Higgins. for Yirasaia-
ABUor HgcHNEspEp.
The SPOT where tho bark Eliza and Maria sank In
EUnpeon Roads, about two years ago. .bas never
assd ses0oner ad Harris sW K ZEE uspa
Cayaiirr got an anchor hang 10 the wgsek and has
f1yA Il. Inn I'd IL nsro
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letter from Petersburg.
correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.l

ICOrfespUHHtHce UK e111 '11'e1'
PgrERsBURG. November 8, 1874.
The greatest interest and anxiety nave
heen manifested to-day in this city with re.
snect 70 the contest in the Second district.
irbe people have appeared to manl,est .
iiyelier concern in the election OF Mr. 6oooe
and 10 tue defeat of MIR. Platt IMAM an.
nther contest mas elected. AT inc presen.
writing the result Is understood 20
depend, upon the vote OF Sussex ano
New Kent counties. So great on 10
.erest did the custom.house people take 10
stlae result that Van Auken was speclally ais-
PATCHED to-day 10 Sussex TO ascertain its
p S and let the faithful know. Up 10 thls
time he has moi been beard from and TINS Y
hald TO DO auspleions tor apo.ae. Inc Gus
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Uncle Sans Survey.
NEAR CoALFIELD, CHESTERFIELD, VA.,l
Nnxemher 8 1914

NEAR COALFlELD, OuESTEhflELD, a.,
November 3, 1874.
Editors Of Dispatch,-Day before yester.
day your correspondent stumbled on some
stobs, indicating a recent survey and, fol-
lowing up my road aud the occasional stobs,
came up with the corps Of United States
engineers surveying the eastern line of the
contemplated railroad to connect the waters
of the Ohio with the ocean, under the direc-
ton of Major Temple, whose acquaintance l
bad the pleasure of making. From the care
full manner in which he surveys this line,
and the parallel belt of country on each side
of the main line, I haze taken up the i'm
preston, without bis saying anything about
it, that he judges the route through Cumber-
land and Powhatau as very likely to be sc.
lccted in the event railroad is determined
on. which appears TO me ought to oultt, ana
the canal finished, too for nearly sixty miles
west of this [ have travelled, almost on
level, and crossed no stream larger than i
spring branch but one.
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ST4UNToS. November 3, 1874.


SUPREME coURT-THE COMMONWEALTH VS..
MOORE L GoODsoNs- THE VOTE IN AUGUSTA
COUNTY.
sTAuNToN, November 5, 1874.
The Supreme Court OF Appeals Of the
State resumed its session here yesterday.
All the judges were present-yiz.. Moncure,
Christian, Anderson, Staples, and Bouldin.
In the case of the Commonwealth vs. Moore
g. Goodsons, now pending in the Supreme
Court at Richmond on az appeal from the
decision of Judge Guigon, of Richmond,
declaring the license-taX unconstitutional, a
petition was presented by the Attorney
General, Raleigh T. Daniel, asking the court
to take up the case during its present session
in Staunton, rs it was one of great impor.
tance to the State, for the collection of large
amount OF the States revenue awaits It's de-
cision. The petition was opposed by Messrs.
Guild & Darlington, Judge Crump, and
Charles u. Williams, counsel for the defen-
dants in error, on the ground that they were
unprepared to 60 into the case, as they had
not seen the printed record Of the case and
did not know that it had been printed.
The court oyerrued the petition and will
take it up on the first day of the session at
Richmond.
No other business was done, and the court
adjourned until to-day, when decisions will
be rendered in several important cases.
Full returns of the vote ia Augusta county
have not yet come in. Enough, however,
is known to state that Harris will beat Lewis
about 1,4OO, and Ryan, for clerk, will beat
Kenney about 1000. The amendments will
be carried in the county by about 500 ma
jority. The vote on the amendments IN
Staunton staDds-Again>t, 1872; for, 100 The
Conservative vote in the county will be be.
tween 1000 and $500.
There is great rejoicing here over the glo-
rious news from all parts of the country.
The weather still continues dry, and the
improvements being made in our city are
being pushed to completion rs rapidly as
possible. MAN.
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4 tom.hUEs however, Chains plat,,s ,a,ac,io
by 400 majority There Is d variety of Dir.
cumstances connected with the election fhat
may very seriously affect this resnlt hos.
ever. 1t is stated on good Renutjicsn
authority that no less than seventy. i've \ ..
groes of this district celonized into Prince
George and Illegally voted for Plat in ff,as.
county Tuesday. 4 It Is said, moreover. Tint
IN Rives township, which gave Platt goo ma.
jority, the congressional votes and the yofes
on the amendments were on the same bal.
lots, and were cast In the same box. II re-
mains to be seen how the result will be af.
fected by these illegalities aud irregularities.
The youngsters OF Swift Creek, Chester
field couDty, intend 10 have grand torch.
light procession and illumination in the viii
lage in honor of the great Conservative vie.
tory, and in especial celebration of the de-
feat OF Beast Butler, whom they will proba-
bly, burn in effigy.
Curious thing: Yesterday a man who
gave his name as W. w. Allen, and who
claimed to hail from Franklin, N. c., ar
ranged With several of our city merchants
to make large purchases Of goods Of various
kinds, and contracted to have them boxed
and delivered at certain time and place
and addressed to him. he gave differ. |
ent accounts of himself at different places, |
but appeared to be sbrewd and ex-
perienced businessman, and in response
to inquiries at one house stated that
bis reference was cash. The goods that he |
bought were boxed up, but not taken away
nor sent for, and Allen disappeared as nys.
teriously as be had come. 1t is stated TO-
day that he had the misfortune TO kill a man
in North Carolina some time last year, and
that ever since that time his mind has been
deranged, although he is harmless and en-
tirely honest. The bogus purchase is re-
garded as COED jokesby our businessmen.
It was noticed last night about II O'Clock
that strange and shifting illuminated spots
appeared in the southern heavens. What
they were and how they came, seem ques-
tons Of mystery to your correspondent.
ROBIE AnAIR
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BY 'Tefegraph.
NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW YORK. November 5.-Cotton quiet; sales
of 1864 bales ut, 14@gl5c southern honr
q yerv moderate inquiry sGs1 90 for winter
red red western: sl.as@$1.25 Tor amber western
o. 20" tir hugnpss: S9@9Oc, for western mixed
r n store: e01u91c for western mixed ahaat
9aSc. for wcs;eIn yellow; s2@s5c. for ns% west
ern n,xen. Coffee very quiet dcI,o ah' RIee unetM
nogbf po OF moment doing Talos firm st eg9c
RosIn heavy at s2.3oa$2.35. strained turnen,
tue heavy nj $3.50. PORK DUH ana hsS osr ~
ooc LraIShts dull aud b avy.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, November 5,1e74.
OFFERINGS.
els. -
<CoKE,-White. 1.nG4 bushels. Yellow. 1873 hush.
els. straw-culored, ~ bushels. Mixed, IS bushels
SALES.
WHEAT.-White, f2S bushels prime ac 81 80 /:
17S bushels fair ut 81 20; 81 bushels Oh private
terms; ls2 bushels at $3.50; 16t tHlshe,s very
good ut 81 33 bushels: as 90c.; 10 bushels good
az t!2S: 20 bushels very good at 81. 32l basaels
at Sl.25 Total, 81 bushels
WHEAT.-Red, $50 bushels on pxivate terms |:
20 bushels at 81 20; 20 bushels at 81 .25s bushels
els E5
CORS.-White. 00busheB prime new. at 500 :
276 bushels very good at Too; "a bnsfris COM
mon new ut Goo; SO bushes new at 500. : 80
bushels very good old at S5c. LAG bushels prime
new on priydte terms. Total. 86S bushels.
CoRS.-Iellow 40 bushels new ar 70c.: 9Ssbush-
els new on private terms. TotaL 1913 buskels
CoRE.-Straw-coored AZ bushels very good old
at S5c.
RE-EXHsITED.
CORN. yellow, 40 bushels.
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shin Burned at Sea.

SAN FRANCISCO, October 5.-The coal.laden
ship CenIaur has been burned on Tue Mar
qui>as islands. Particulars OF the burning
state that the first mate and six OF the ere"
reached Marquisas in safety. The SECOND
mate and four of the crew were picked up
The boat with Captain Foster and the re-
mainder OF the crew-number not Known
capsized, and ell were lost.
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Democratic gains, l03.

The whole number of Representatives IN
the House is 292, Of which the Democrats
appear 10 have elected 1852 against lO9 Re
ppblcsps- majority of SO. California,
Eonneclicut, and New Hampshire do not
elect Congressman until next wear. Al pres
ent they are represented by 8 Republicans
and Democrats.
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R.LTymU2k MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, November 5:-Flour nne1 naEI to
Wheat-Wesiern steaoy, snnthsrh anii, r iar LIDS "
prime amber western, ri ! 6@ta r;he,o oS sac vel
n aw soStherp s5c. mlxei se,er e5c white
Western oats firm and a5 n go'ss e asiea
snutnern, h;to SOC. rive dull Al 90@95c. HAY un.
Shs aad PROV Proy.ons rm stock OF meats sht
prices unchanged wessera busr da ~ Anu COZ
Changed. Petroleum dull ana roinihai s o. duI al
fee nominal. WhisSeY steauy a. %
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Appointments.

WASHINGTON, November 5.-The secre-
fairy of the Treasury has appointed Charles
Guirkiu superintendent OF life.sayIng Sta
tions on the coast of Virginia and North
Carolina. Also, Simon Flatow as inspector
of tobacco. snuff, aud cigars at New Orleans
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FINANCIAL.
BY telegraph.

NEW York. November 81 oea.-- Stocks active.
Soney. 8. Gold, 1101S Exchange Long, 4a5 |;
Short, 4SSE Governments sctiye. STATES quiet
E EseniHg.- Honey easy mt 2fs2H. Sterling strong
at 8. Gold dull and steady. Governments strong
and dull. States quiet ana steady.
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a.
p, CHLS! EhEitLD-[OFFIoIA
''5'1p 'Gja'! Il: Total number OF votes
P.., ''' 1yngrr,>lDau. 2,92S- Walker, 1,5l1;
T., tai - 49,, '4i'; Walkers majority, "a. To-
,,g NIL. .a l.s ri votes for clerk, 1923 Cog
i,ri,,. 1' 70, Hidping., 1891 !; Cogbil's ma
I.'.',' 80. Mhpie number Of votes cast for
-; -"'a'' The amendments, 9 1913; Of which
yn, rt' ere agiiu>' sud 1913 were Tor them
"''l'iAE asmast. 537.
LOUISA.
f.1 Lo'!>A Courthouse. November 5.-The
r, w." 'ii2 = Re Official vote for this county !:
R,,., IEohsfes-: G. E. Walker (C.1, 1,102;
ys.. 49," % :uTGe'> TX J, 49, majority for Bur-
III "a a. For Cl"rk: Jesse j. Porter (C.).
i9 ,r'J - u. d. NJ. Hunter iR). .72l--- majority
.,,,;. ofIer. 1893. For amendments, 8S3 !;
71'''''' ''3.--nlajority in favor, 10S.
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REHABILITATION,
TIRE CONGRESSIONAL RESULT,

The following tanle shows the status, po-
litically classified, OF the present House OF
Representatives of the Forty-rhbd Con-
s1ess, and of the House in the Forty fourth
Congress, so far as the returns yet received
indicate the nature and extent of the
changes:
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Cheap TransportatiOn-A Committee
Appointed.

New YORK, November 5.-The New YORK
Chamber OF Commerce to-day appointed w.
81. Fogg, j. S. T. stranohan, John F. Henry,
George Opdyke, and E. &. Durkee, a com.
mltree to represent that body at the second
annual convention of the American Cheap
Transportation Association at Richmond,
Va. on the 1st of December.
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BY TEi1Bti pa !.
Enfa ,yens,, J. !. !. No.. -.

r'ssslsssISsstEaeF RGHOEs. 80
10 lspectai telegram 70 the Richmond DIspatchd
WASHINGTON, November GIL a. M.-For
!ne aiddle States and Lake region, clear or
May weather, with south or west winds and
r1slpg barometer, followed by cooler weather
Friday night. -
Associated Press teieg1am.J
WASHINGTON, November Ut p. M,--For
the South Atlantic and Eastern Gulf States.
generally clear and warm weather. with
east to south winds, and high barometer.
For the Middle and New England States,
increasing cloudiDess and areas of light rain
with south or west winds no decided
cnanse OF temperature, and falling barometer
during the nfsht.
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CT roI,Ia MARKETS.

ST. LOUIS. Nevenber Safisur eu o sI mixed,
se WbsSey steady &, 99c Pork lower at sas
Htlo. Bacon scare and Grner; shoulders s Sals
SIC clear rib 1870; clear, 1870 lac Lara NJ ~
cfraun. l PIC.
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The Old Point correspondent of the Bal
timore american writes:
"Not drop Of rain has fallen in tine
lower peninsula counties for over montn:
and vegetation is suffering in consequence.
a large fire is raging in the Great DIS
NAL Swamp. and the smoke is so dense that
at night the light at Old Point cannot be
seen at distance of a mile, and the fog
bell has to be kept going"
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s,oa,s,er ON Fire.

SAVANNAH, November 5.-The steamship
St. Louis, from New Orleans LOT L''eIpeol'
nut in this morning WITH cotton oI wv.
Assistance has been sent TO nef d. feuus
Point.
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louisville MARKETS.

I-rs,,,Ir November 5.-Fiour unchanged.
Corn nncnanged; SO@8lc Pork unchanged szu'
Bacon-shoulders. $40; ci.ar RIB, lZ'sc. hlA u
Tierce 1870. WIFI key, 96N.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.

CHICAGO, November 5--Pork In fair de1na n Z.
and higher; new mess; $17 5ai9sl1.lh ea .s,d:
SIT 80 sil the year Lard fsm aodin ialf NJ
DIV afG /.
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ATEW STYLES OF BOOTS ANDw
~ SHOES JUST RmCElVED.',ukEF ae

IN SHOES JUST RmCEIVED-'.ukEaae
FULL FaLi SUPPLY NOW RtADY.-iA
LADIES, MISGtS,. CHILDFENo' anu
Pab. Goat Calf, Morocco. and Brush KID; Button
anu Laced tsoots. Ladies' Goat and BID ,ongress:
aond SUBSTANTIAL school shoes for misses and Us;
Senti,.meu,s, Rows, and Youths ROOFS and SHOES
Of Every description Flannel-L ntd snppers ano
Buskips for cold feet. Custom WORE mace u. W
orGar md Guaranteed to tit. Repairing neatly ana
nromntIy Lone. A fne lot of Trunks, satcheIs.
aud fiailroad Bags on hand for sale very i0w. we
will not be uudersold by any house IN the Guy.
"AA' - John a. nO~La E.., g bCS,
oc1a SOC and GIL Broad street
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HAITMnRE

BALTIsFsRE, November 5--yirginIa 6's, peeleTs
Al consolidated, So. North Carolina 6-s, old, 20
new, 10; specialtax, 8. Hid.
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r:r,sr DISTRICT.

ZEN! bA" 49,. s;s,r,o,
q... ~ y Ia! re'uFnS uoiu 'n' ,,or Ss,or
...... risyilon ol i'ouSi">> o'r c.nn.,
III. n ! r.ttS are gwen q" ans
T., Q"l-.s,>. S,"I>, 49,. Cno,ye Sc.
T:at. " ..g -,. . '' 316 For Seuer:
i''"' ,.. Ei.y and Queen, los; Rich-
s,'.N' -. >%..rTs.ou,ou. $50; Gloucester,
s'.l','' &c. H. ..n, 1876: Mddle<eN, 104 to-
=, ~ .,.. g.ua,ies 10 hear from are
H. ''-.. ~. .t,arrlaua. Sorthum er@nd,
s.. ~. ,,..
.'.. ...rp,, ,rcoryr.
,n,n.. -n.ns,cs,,
...-. " ,.'' =, D n
;es .-.s>I. 1' -N"' G'uur' ,o,,r,asn Gown.
r.. ... s,,''"s " 90. -, ,,,nSt ont hon.
,...' .e ..> 80 ~, If rho oaicisi
/" .-..... for pru;ilss: SpotSyiya-
-. ,..a,r,,nshurr 1874. Stat.
r.. III. 49,. 800 INIiiiam. aSS: King
f2,. s..' 'E.,y. go To.sl. l.a2S.
o..-.'.-' 49,, >.,sr. Wc>tmorelaud, 90
$780, .r. onn. Fsspy. 253: Mid
i.-~4r. ....,.-.- "a. Lancaster. lo5 I:
c>.', ,0c kirr William. 49,.
r. rs - ,.,n,.l ! All Only TWO
y. .... s,d %,r,humherlanN re-
sr.> narol,SS i believed
Gs.- a. ,,.,,n,ar and Sorthumber.
20 ,N'',.. -. t;.mnor ,9s majority. If
20" .,s,nrc,,s vote there he will
l''.-..'' y1jsrn,cil
.".*-. ".'
ss.:oND DISTRICT.
,,..-. Jyn,s> a;ainS, the amendments
49,. .r.ea cat Oh account OF thelr oclTS
.,.. ..g.-,>Sicnal ticket Of the Repub-
1........-... ~. law requiring the ballot to
..,,. -.,#.ale llckct.-A 0TJ0If Ody-
-.
NEW hEAl.
". t.ya to"0>nln- Goooes majority
o. ... .ytE4ud township, GoodeS MAJORITY
:. Ia...y .yt," township, PattS majority
=, E lf:tE Gowp$h'p, Nooaes ma
j-.g L. ".2Ge : majority 10 county, o..
IN. Gap WAS rejected clerk "hnout
t...,t..E.
.,.- il, .ct"e-am to the Dispatch1
y....r y. November 5.--The follow
.., r..,.r... ..-e no, altogether official. The
49,, Ear Kent vet TO hear from.
i,l.-'. r-. r.v in New Kent Is ol.-DaS-
,..r .r.gs.C majority for Ptatt 2T4 !;
1.-r-,.. u5j rity for Goode 2,loo. flatt
e...lu .,..te> adjoining the Petersburg
G,s;.s .st..-' . co!oaization. Goodies MA
fa.,..-. a, fellows: Isle of Wight, oS3 /;
Na.H i. 81: HoNok city, 59l; Ports
L.Ht@. D.. Hu"reNS Anne 20 oouIhanp-
~. -. -''N' - -tr'a,, -'i''. o.. ,,o.
.:''r .h'.t L. ,,if> Sha ~! .e
:z'a'.- 49, o'1 '''n,s .iS; ;,;.i. '' %
"."..-.' Jury, 49, 40 80
>','rA' '.!' -'1t'o''
80: - 49,, .o,o<,ro,, ,hot p,o,t
.'1~i' 60 va" I,.II
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- HANOVER.
tt'1>'} IL COURTHOUSE, November 5.-The
i,'rn"'.- Is lOc Official vote OF Hanover:
,. ','&''' 5b3; Burgess, 1888. For amend
- ..*'t: against, 1900. For Clerk:
'':t,' H., 1859; Priddy, LILO.
~"N.t!ESTER CITY-[oFFlcIAL.]
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EALL AND WINTER SHOES S5k
Il Invite The attention of gentlemen toY1#S
nv stock If the celebrated N'WA Rk5 VA
HaND-MADE Sc "a Ed sHOkS and Gal
TIERS both double and single soled. These SHOES
are OF the best make In this country and 'quii II
style and hnish to the French or English shOts-
''' ~ JOHN g. PAGE, JR.,
900 Main street, between Ninth and Tenth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-06

nON,r PAY IS FOR A GAL So
IL TER when you can buy city IN de s=as =.
m. for 81 i,ont psy "a for a sno- wnsn you can
S, npt,r ga This is true Ii you don't bel!eVe
II, go to the factory, 215 Broa" street between ses
ind and bird Moth, np but cly-ma1e goods so ,
every M M m AZ Sc IL
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Es,O'ES, SHOES, &c.

GLOVE-kID g.
III CONG xESS CATERS and Goatez&sS>%1
kins, with low, broad heels, for Old ladies'; and
a splendid stock OF Gentlemen's Ladies', Boys,
NJ ,sses' and ChIldren's Boots aud shoes. Also, u
large stock OF Trunks, Yal1ses, Satche,s, &c: ut
WISGU, ELLkTT & CRUMf'S,
1905 Main street,
no between Thirteenth and Fourteenth.
BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, &c.-a
- Just received, q second supply OF theNEzs
celebrated Newark hand-Stweii. duuble-SoltdSaA
CATERS, Tor Ct Il lemen. Cali and get pair OF
rentlemen's hunu-sewe.', double 8 led c A +
BOOB s Tor 81 0, equal 10 cily-m1ue, ~
W. z. w. TaYLOk's, 335 Broad street,
no6 corner OF Fourth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-06

: Commencing on MONDAY next, 9th instant;
FREIGHT ISIS will be run TRl,W E On r L
aane, no M1Niia Us. WEDNESDAYS, and sRi-
nhYs at $50 A., Returning, VIII arrise 9 On
lTTESpAYs, THURSDAYS, aud zs = A..Hnruy Ao
at "a o, - General Freisht Agent.
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Letter from Stanton.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
SUPREME couRT-THs COMMONWEALTH VS..
MOORE L GooDsoNs- THE VOTE IN AUGUSTA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-06

QUESTION: Where can l buy -
w. pood SaOGS for mysOlf OK chill S.S
dTen a but made Of sNa RrSad Street
Answer AT the factory NO. no,brnD nus ri,v
between cecnud anu Ihlru, mheie ho'Ae ~
mace goods are sold sa15
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MINIATURES ALTMAN C, NovEMDzM 8, 1874.
gun rises. 6.33t moon 3. a.6v