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Scratching Their Own Baby.

The ufIcc,cdy yirtuous old Republicans. and the
pr,lcntious a>piiants 10 the presid ncy who have
participate I'll IN ali The wrongs and oulr"gcs oil Radi-
cali III, quite isdainiui OF The hind Term since
they lind II In dlslepute. The hoary 'veruor Of
New York. one Il rank, wool dy d / eu.ocrat now
4 lc0o!-dytd Republican; oncc Il spotl"ss citizen,
now Il member OF the Credit Mobiller brotherhood
OF il,-f,1nc, has himself declared against the third
term. lie goes for holding 10 the Gust established
by the eX; nipple OF WAsIuNGrOS, ana regarded rs
sacred 10 The Republic.
We cannot bat admire the sauctlmonousncss OF
he venerable member OF the Credit; band,
who has sanctioned the horrors Of R,dicalsm, now
thus affecting reverence Tor the ancient customs
Of the republic. The Tribune appropriately Il! les
his new frame of mind "A death bed re. cntance.'
We think l. viii SO turn ont. From the signs at
present, New York will take her pls ce In the Demo
cratic scale; and II So The gl' IL General Dix will
fall In the ruins Of he Republican ariy. lie will
end s. mcwhat dis /! gulshed career most irglori-
ousiy.
The adverse course Of things IN the political
void has made great many NTH afraid Of the
thdi.rm. DIX never spoke out until ALTER the cleo
Hons in the Northwest. AS contemporary re-
marks, DIX did right ut the wrong time, aud not
until fear, rather than desire, lie, hin, TO do SO.
il, little 'ngular that the Radicals should thu:
nc led to scratch and dsGgure their own Offspring
peoples children from revenge or to further thei
purposes; but his Radical iuhunarity Is Strange
and cruel indeed.
These leaders who have undertaken to represent
the Radical views tn subject are over otlcious
We suspect. The Office holders will repudiate thai
declarations. they desire 10 tahe their chanc,
with GRANT. They fear tina, they wi be forced t,
let 20 The national dugs, from which they have 81
long sucked away the vital juices of Tire sta c.
Wha, General GRANT Will do IS yet uucer tain
seem to be folly that there should he any myster,
absut man VI so ordinary ch racer He is onl,
General GRANT. Why should he be euisnatlcal
The whole grows cut Of his desire TO bc rid OF trou
bic and his propensity 10 pr,Gt by events us the,
arise He gives The Government, SO far Is its per
secutions concerned upto that sorald politician
Attorney-General WILLIAMS, aud he keeps sen
OF the third because he wishes to be free to &C
according to circumstances.
We repeat, we think that the breach OF custom il
eecting ma Il for third term-a thing not con
uary 10 the laws-would be In re bagatelle com
pared with the dutrages upon The Constitution ant
wrongs done Us by the Radicals and that If Ia,
parton IS ready for the third term, We should know
1tiow. But we indeed hope that the people vii
cad the discussion by crushing the worst party tina
ever existed In this country, aud elecsii for Presi
dent a man who has never before filled The seat
Tue Third term has done "a great zeal Of good y
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The state Jornnl says that the o"u,crva'iyes nave
on two occt Isl us (rr!mary election )b'nn nj wed tt
take copies of the regisir .tion books, and adds:
..Falr play Is 81 game, aud inlsmucn as me toa'
scrvatjye committee b suppl; =! Dy he rcIs'
n,n,d 70 the RepuIl icau conuiit,.e. 80 tilcy cal
have copies made
We second the motion. We ak no afvanta%'
over oar opponents. But We submit that Judge
GulCoS will probably dnd in these lacIs o.
reasons for rcftlsag hereafter 10 p-IGi. a-.ybodI
t. copy these books.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-29

The maker of this TRUSS has worn 1t for fifteen
years, and can safely say that more comfortable
nest clothes made rs the truss cannot be detected
Remember, this truss is used without spring.
Price of single truss, So: double, IS. Try this
can be found at all times, night and day. during
Fair-week Mt WILLIAM +. FAkRAk'S drugstore,
corner Seventeenth and Franklin streets.
oc 2S. ct
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-29

CoRRECTIoN.-Cur types yC-tcrLay Made the
Rev. W RICHARDSON say There is such Illing
as sticking In the bHCk"-Iot Pr.sbl terrain SuS-
p,srion or :c,ion. OF course he sid sticking In
the bark" lawyers phrase, which is applied to
mcn who bubble about mere wo.Is Or ,,thnicaii-
ties and fail to get the spirit o. lrde Inc 'iEg of
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-29

Died. on the 2Sth of GEO "r, rf'cr Il ling ring
fines, at MS. :. +. Hard"rovc's. No. GA north
seventh street 81 -, DrvyCd wife of K. u
Wright, liz the thrty-tlird year Of hfracc.
Her funeral will take plaue Io-Dal thursday.
October % al half- ;is = O'clock. Friends OF the
family are respectfully invited t" a'tend
Lyn hunrS tNa.l and --Lsu.a .Ga'l papers please
copy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-29

While Governor DIX goes against the third term
GEaRIr SMITH goes for 1t. SMITH is better Hadi-'
cal authority than DIX. DIX Is o renegade Demo
crat, and herds with the Radicals. He is repudiatcd
by Inc Deins, aud Win be dem'd by the RAGS.
Smith Is more respectable and more to be relied
upon than DIX.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-29

Gcrrt Smith thi Ks lie third term w'sa 4" 'rap
laid by the Dem crat,. aud Yet he ub ed ~ con
fsS that 'rw Ktpuulict Is rave above" IN IN
selves TO be caught 10 the trap.
lrhcy were not half IL silly us 'h"se Democrats
who did all they coulu to warn u, In against Inc
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-29

The people are exceedingly ayerse to the intro
ducton of Federal bayonets to regulate thu II comes.
Tic concerns The people Of Memphis are openly
protesting againstit.
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MILITARY NOTICES.
October 20, 1874. {
GENERAL ORDER No. /. 2

HEADQUARTERS VOLUNTEER FOKC Els,
October 20, 1874. )
GENERAL ORDER No. l. 4
/ The t-orps viii report on Broad street OBJ ~
rositc toe ity Hall at $50 \. NJ. THURSDAY IL
In" Doth ins,:i (. for plradc and review.
2 Hey VIII lie formed at D \. W.. the corps OF
C~dc;s. oortl Shipo. on The right the Mohtccllo
TN ,rGs Can't #, Wcrtcnbakcr: III" Fir Rc:lmcnt,
lie, tcnant-Cclcn WhircIc ID and the Richmond
Howl ZcrS. aDtrln Carter. ,,.
e. I'll. will II Owe promptly down frnad TO J. mr.
te"nIh. down thirteenth 70 Min up Msin TO III H.
down rifth 10 Grace, down Grace 10 t1%hth, up
} ighth TO Hrold $500
! Ihc infan,ry will tll"n nc supported by sp"-
ri II train ntrc FairtirOundS. and the battery VIII
march 10 The same ront the mounted field ana
stall with them. w
). ihc FAIRGROUNDS The comma ID will again be
fors Il, and one company Will be- detached, under
comIEaur OF the adjtait to taSe possession o Inc
review grounds and throw proper guard around
it. .,,.
g. Tho command will then march 10 the appoint
"a ri .re ana br received by the communicating
cni 1. Ills Xcellency the Governor OF Tie COM
III nwe.tn. at 1880 L. NJ. .
Z. Aftcr The review the troops viii DE dismissed
in chni ~ ni their cnlnn,uv commanders.
4. lbe regimcura staff of the First regiment arc
ordered t r~p"rt mounted the point OF renGez-
vuu- ut $3.50 III" noroing of the ptraGe.
By order OF BRADLEY 4. JOHNSON. ColoneI tlr't
Virginia Argument. T.. ID. Stake,
nc s.2t ,dIutant
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-29

Governor Randolph. at N"wjer-ey. sDra ned his
arm ST. baGly last We !. h, &c was ob!.g, 10
eel several OF his rcment~ to address political
meetings.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-29

4 LASKA CLEANER AND POLISHEP
N We are the agents In this CRY for The aboy,
| preparation, and en- Confidently recommend it is
the very best article Of the kind now In USE Fol
WASHING paint, oil-cloth, glass, &C., and for
| POLISHING marble. bra s. steel, Syerware, &c.
and making them rs bright as new this preparation
is invaluable. For safe 20 he trade ut inanufac u.
IeIs' prices POW Els, BLAIR Il co
oc 29-Zaw2w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-29

A TTENTlON, d COMPANY, FIRST 4
N SEGMENT VIRGINIA VOLUNTEERS. q
You are hereby ordered u assemble at yourW
armoIv corner of Twelfth ana Main streets. IL
TlI,. (Thursdlv)> OEEtAG at O'Clock promptly.
in fnli-drt s. uniform, for parade. by order OF
;.irutrnant K. -. TAYLOR. W. 4. IA LOk.
or o9-It orderly Sergeant.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-29

The Petersburg Ge,os sent us again yesterday liza
Issue Of TUESDAY. Why?
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FAIR And BAZAAR.

z AIDES FAIR AND BAZAAR,
OPPOSITE THE pOST-OFF1CE,
far ,b,. bcueGl of the convent Of MONTE MARIA.
open EVERY DAY and NIGHT THIS WEEK.
I ydusilc work Of all descriptions on exhibition
can and see their beautiful display Of goods from
all parts Of the country.
Admission only 10c.; season tickets SOC.
Uc 2S-2tk
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-29
DAILY! RALLY! RALLY!
GRAND COSSERV ATlVE DEMONSTRATE \
under the auspices OF the Old Dominion Club, OF
J,ffur,Ou +, ard, ON
FRIDAY NIudr, OCTOBER 80, 1874

FRIDAY Nlud {, OCTOBER 80, 1874,
In front Of the Old Market Hail, on which occasion
all abundant supply of ChineSes lanterns, fire.
works, aud boollrcs. viii be Oh hand, with Il full
baud of music.
The tld dominion Club now advances 10 the
front and calls upo" 81 Conservatives o. the city t.
unite with them in this grand demonstration. They
have the services Of The ioilo wing oistiu-
guished speakers who win be in attendance and al.
Dress the meeting:
EX-Gov. e. {. WALKER, Mai 4. T. FESABLE,
kZ-tiov. Il. =. VANCE, Juuge w. ". tRUMP,
x Gov. JOHN ETCukR Iuogc oBEET OuLD,
Hon. j. X. TUCKER, Cap. GEORGE ID. WISE,
Majyr r. :. Gil kuOLY, Dr A. 5. MCEAE,
Colonel J. w. HINTON X. A. TKISSoN Jr.,
Hon. j. NJ. DANIEL, General Is. T. JOHNSON,
Colonel W. W. berry, GEORGE L. TURNER,
Hon. 4. NJ. kEILEY, General &. }. HUSDLEY,
Colonel ". ). GlLMaN, l.. u. ,GnKELkY, ESD,
Ma Tor DOM L. HAIsRY. Najpr : NJ. BRAXTON.
r. IS. COON,
Chairman Committee Of Arrangements.
GEORGE TURNER. Secretary. 29-2t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-29

EURNITURE.-I have now on hannl
A the largest and the most stylish, ana otsi Ia
stock of FURNITURE tina, have ever oheFr!lII
10 the publIc-much of which has inst been 1T -.
up in my wareroonls. Having had tEurh TNf ,.s
ence IN the auction business, VIII farnt'n , IS
,hny Generality sell for tsccond-handl "t au.Go..
sales Parties should not BUY until Tie! nAV" 80 -.
prices. +. GATHRiGHT, NO. 10 Governor Div
l3
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-29

TRENTON. "F" COMPANY. 2
N assruII. Oh Capitol street In front OF old a
itv Hal on THIS thursday MORNING Al "
o'clock. in full-rcss uniform, armed anu
equipped ,or re.im. nta parade.
Il; order captain LAEkE.
~ 1 K, III. gin LIAM. ". -.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-29
NJ NEW AND ELEGANT DRY
GOODS FOR FAIR-WEEK.

Splendid supply of DRESS GOODS, MOURN
ING GOODS, BEADED CLOAKS, &C., on band
and on the way.
T. r. PRICE & co.
are opening their third supply OF IMPORTED and
DOMESTIC GOODS, to which the attention OF
citizens and strangers is called.
DIAGONAL PoPLINs, FRENCH PoPLINs.
CASHMEREs, REPS,
BLACK MOURNING GoODs-yariety;
BLACK SILKS, CoLogED SILKS.
CLoAKs aud SHAwLs, TYCOON REPS,
BLANC ETs, FLANNELs, SHEETINGS,
100 pieces BLACK ALPAcAs AZ 2Sc, 30c., 35c.
Ace, Soc, to $3.50;
NEW PRINrs-all the last patterns. oc 90
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FURNITURE.
r d. GATEWOOD. 3l9 BROADA

r d. GATEWOOD. 3l9 BROADu
~ . BETWEEN THIRD AND FulH! 20
STNEETS.-I am daily receiving large hd?. ~
tons 10 my stock. consisting OF PARLOK; Iliah..
BER aud DINISG-ROOM FURSlItEtr Ia't2'
STYLES. and ut all prices. These gOods een! ptL'
chased for casE In the eastern aad western 'fAt
enables me TO sell At prices lower tlian ever aGG y.
reasonable terms. CANE and WOOD On No.
specially MATTRESSES, FEATHER bEoS'
PILLOWS, holsters, &C. ,......,,..,
Upholstering and repairing chairs caiis>eae-'
&c. Goods carefully packed for shipment.
j. u. GATANOUD, 3l9 Broad str+l,
go 21-tSoy between Third all: t"uTlG.
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IMPROVE YOUR STOCK.

GALES AT THE FAIR.-A. A. HUTCH
~ fsOS u 20. offer their services to the public
to sell III auction The FAR Grounds every afer-
moon at O'clock any stock Or other articles In
lei ded for public sale
Apply at 30. l5eS lain street, or at Chief Mar
shafts office, on the Fair Grounds, oc29.2t
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GIFT CONCERT. -s--~~.
JlIETH AND LAST GIFT toN''"'
Il IN AID OF THE ,.y
PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KESruCh'
CARD TO THE PUBLIC.

CARD ~ linz SN 81 10
5he management have dt terra!neI 10 ~ al Id
drawing or the nth and last ON fy Of 80
Public Library OF Kentucky Oh me sun ,h cSrs
yember next. We believe nos ihaL ~ ~. n,ii en-.
Nil be sold and that tie drawing Win DC nins IL.
but whether all are sold or Dol; tne , The jay AZ
nevertheless, certainly come Oh Oh WV
pointed. % IN rail- 5 sssr'
The special object Of this care s - Hh ,.
ing OF the ucsel.holters, 81 Pubic e$assngots y
the 18th Of November. 20 make srrs .nss,a by ~
connection with the committee ap PIP Of lat ~
trustees to superintend the c,,us:ins. ela Wha
representing the numbers OF tcAet rs.encs q tee
there Is no actual necessity tof lns ,la nI,r,I
et-holders, as under our arrangements .sfue dsie
II equally ssssS for r sss a Of r.
ea az can ~ouia attend this meeting an" ..
for himself now perfectly lair ana any i.
Every arrangement has been made , y, rs tcr .,
Ing. Rus little more than Mo ,sa aud aba'E'O
sale of the remainder OF toe usae''' -.
Is done must be done as,pp sGmap' pRaaLETtss,s
Ho'@A Agent and Mai'',
LoursyILLE, KY, October g. 1874
| os 2a-wlI ------------~-,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-29

A RMORY COMPANY c, FIRST
n R.1trIH MT, OCTOBER 20 in obedience q
To (ieLcial Order No. this company will assem- b
b { at lis ar;nory THIS tihur'dty) MukNlAG u
4: 81 LOCK. AID IN full uniform, Tor Inspection
am. E;..ade. y order OF CAPTAIN ANDERSON.
rO-It$
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-29

A RMY OF NORTHERN VIRGINIA.
N The a, nllal meeting of the Confederate SOL
dicrs and sni,nrs composing the Virginia Division
of The Army of Northern Virginia VIII pc htia AZ
the capitol. In kichlnond, OC1OBth ~, 1914,
commrnciI at O'Clock r. NJ.
CmonI . iiARLES MARSHALL. of Baltimore, for,
merly rivaLr se' rotary ana aG-oe-canp u ocncra
Ice will denver the annual address.
.LforIla ton y 10 membership can I've obtained
by addressing The secretary az lichmond' "a.
= FITZHUSH LEE,
President OF the Association.
GEORGE l.. CHRISTIAN secretary. w
Ri,hmOud. Vu October 10. 1874. oc lb-tdf
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lIc1lMoSp. VA. October rs. 1874.

LICuMoNp. VA. Octo5cr IS SI4.
4 TTENTION, HOWlTZERS!- A.N
N Meet at Your armory THURSDAY W.
MOnNl sc the 29th, II 8 O'clock in full ,atEfSs
dress uniform, for parade. BY order IT -
mr. ls o,& CAPITALS CARTER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-29

HEADQUARTERS COMPAN ! b
Ill walker LIGHT GUARD. FIRST s.
VIRGINIA RI GlMEST.-Assemhle at y"lirW
THIS lhursnay) MORNING at 8 o'clock, in full
,.t IS ,iifu III for par, de- by order Of Captain H.
LHASS WILLIAM Il. BURGESS,
Or .g-lt* Orderly sergeant.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-29

NRAYS, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. on 4
~ Broad street III front of the old City Hall q
on T!iUESb.Y $f XT. October %, at 8 o'clock ~
A. VI, ia full-tr, s. winter Uniform, Tor rcgl- IL
menlal parade. by ort,cr OF Captain J.: j. Dos
.IIry |. SMITH,
ne o7-3t First Sergeant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-01

A USEFUL MAN AND WIFE, for city or
N country Preferences take charge OF summerhouse
house gentemaas paee drstcaS waiter &c, &c
wife superior cook excellent washer kc wages moderate
the PROTESTANT HOME BUREAU, lSS 6thave
TO- 1ntbs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-01
Gardeners.

w singles understands me business thoroughly greenhouses
wineries Gc hclsss city references Call or address l. ~ care
Edw ard Lynch Brdgemsns Seed Store o7s BEoadsay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-01
critp fJropertp TO fet.

T WILL. PITT the SMALL FOUR-SIOkl
h, n brown DIV ELLING 35i iernstonye 10 sIa~'
,s an, furnish elegantly ana lease for OF
desirable fanny VI ' " n KLPATRICk, I, 900 Thrdave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-01
Farmers.

x
Protestant mddesged married understands all kinds OF
plain gardening farming also the Of horses; can milk &e
furnish good refereree Apply ODBLLS AGbhCf IOS West
34tL corner BTOsdSAy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-01
Walters.
Miscellaneous.

= WEST 44TH-ST.-A respectable young girl
as WAITER in a private family best ctT references
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-01
Brooklpn Real Gstate for Sale.

NOR SALE-LOTS on Remscn and Montague
n srs Fsblsb ave. Prospect faz Plaza GORDON FORD
~ Clrs-sL Broos
NOR SALE or VERY EASY TERMS
HOUSES Nos 80 Wov--. 81 cks lO2 Pines ppe-st, lbs
49, 81 and IS N.5,la 26j and 2OS NssLngtoast,
no and 81 Wo1h5ys GORDON L. FORD, 81 CsIksL DrooS
Bn.
CTORAGE STORES FOR SALE OR LEASE,
- ami A7ulc Dcc fronting Bat River rear Hamilton Perry
I,ni together S24OJ Apply W. H. sOhILFFbLlA co. Nv
Niilsm-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-01

" girls who dtsi situation where they
the sork them COOK understands her duties
thooagl m every branch CnAMBERMAID !. orderly
waitress 10th slbug obhgng sirs CAL al CAhfEN
TERs 1873 West llLtt, eoTs.i 9Th N.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-01
Gelp n1ante0--9e females

fjeIp Udnie6--femaes
COOK and LAUNDRESS.-WAN two
" Protestant thorough good Cook and tie ether "
eIperened kyerae-On Hudson lin the Twenty
fourth Of the City Of New O must have lived year or more
In their Apply rs snd 40 Woh up stairs ga
lob m or l2l2 10 l = p.
WANTED Immediately, WOMAN to COOK
and WASH private family willing after June l. TO 90 TO
the country herself useful good references required Apply
at 81 East Thirty -drst-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-01
Removals..

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ATLANTIC FOR
IL WARDING aud EXPRESS CoMPANY.The Office Of the Nor
Atlantic Forsarng aud Express Company REMOVED from 81
No. 40 Broadway - , - ---.-..a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-01
Porters.

fOrterS.
DORTER, WATCHMAN, or USEFUL MAN
about hot-Make fires black boots, Windows AM walls
undoubed city viii for moderate wages Apply at
ODELLs AGENCY l09 West 34st Broadway Elqurs
q. 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-01
TERY VALUABLE FRUIT FARM for SALE,
Real gsiate 10 gtrhanee

NOR EXCHANGE-For improved property,
ovtlhpg, or stores NewYork or Booly ~ desirable LOTS
or Bedford ave Brooklyn. rutland WHiIlNO BeeEmsnst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-01
CORPORATION Notifies

SEALED PROPOSALS for FURNISHING
= GRANITE build Bukhead or River WaL-Se3ed PROPOSAL
f te above material be received at the oce OF the Department
nocs until n oc ock Monday May H. ls14 For illl III
formation see The Ciy Copies for sale at No Ct' Hall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-01
Gelu Uanteo--Males.

A FEW TRAVELLING Statesmen can have
N samples Of oothbruhes to sell at Wholesale on sep9n
sample. carried pocket Address MANUFACTURER Box
5,6o2, Pos-Ohce.
WANTED.-The Young Mems Christian
Association requests merchants and all business mel, In the city
or country Of Bookkepers Cashiers EnY CLERKS
Statesmen COpyss Porter &c. apply at the rooms 23d't cor
th-ave.
The weekly Louisianian., 1874-08-22

The Philadelphia Bu)letinsays: General
Butler seems to have something to dc
with almost everything of importance
going on in this country. When Congress
adjourned we lost sight of him for a few
weeks; but now he has turned up in the
Beechar case, and we shall be surprised if
be does not play q prominent part in it
before it is ended The fact Of his appear
ance at this particular juncture will not
distress anybody greatly, because = "A
exceedingly shrowd lawyer. he may be able
to assist in the development of truth but
we are anxious to know what tho world is
going to do when he dies. A man who
haa charge Of the affairs Of the. universe
generally is likely to create confusion, and
chaos, by expiring suddenly.
The weekly Louisianian., 1874-08-22
ON PEACE AND ORDER;
SONG.

From Harper's Monthly for September
On lips Of blooming youth
There trembles many q sigh,
Which lives to breathe q truth,
Then silently to die. i
Thou, who art my desire .
| Thy languishing, sweet love
In signs upon thy lips shall oftiexpire.
I love the sapphire glory
Of those starry depths above,
Where I read the old, old story
Of human hope and love;
I love the shining star,
But when I gaze on thee,
The fire of thine eyes is brighter far.
The feeting, fleeing hours
Which meier return again,
Leave only faded flowers
And weary days of pain;
Delight recedes from view
And never more may pass
Sweet words OF tenderness between US two.
The gentle breeze which plays
On the water murmuringly,
and the silvery, trembling rays
OF the moon on the midnight sea-
Ay! all have passed away, :
: Have faded far from me, : =
Like the love which listed only ono sweet
6av ...Sett g.
The weekly Louisianian., 1874-08-22
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
GLIB DIRECTORY.

FIRST WARD CENTRAL CLUB-Corne
Mclpomenc and White streets. Meets ever
Monday, at y o'clock. J. c. Miller, Pres't
George c. Norcross, Secretary.
SECOND WARD CENTRAL CLUB
Gcldes Hall, Erato between Baronne all
Carondelct. G. F. Glauden, Prcsidsnt, A
Frilot, Secretary.
THIRD WARD CENTRAL CLCB-Cla
Hall, Pcrdido street, meets every Saturda
evening. c. F. Laid, President, John Pu]
4lum. Secretary.
FOURTH WhRD CENTRAL CLUB-Co
ncr Of Cont and Tremc streets, meets ever,
Monday evening. Robert Malcolm, Pres
Chas. T., ViSers, Secretary.
FIFTH WARD CENTRAL CLUDJulc:
Louabarc, President, o. 7. Fernandez, Score
.tary.
SIXTH WARD CENTRAL CLUB
: Claiborne near Ursalinc streets. :. +
Joubcrt, President, L. Lananicrc, Secretary
Seventh W,ara-C, j. Adolphe, Prosi-
dent; NJ. A.. Perault, Secretary; meets at
the corner of Dauphine and Union streets,
Monal! niyht.
E;sth Ward-F. Burns, President;
William ]. Eln's, Secretary, meets On
Urquhart street Wednesday night.
Ninth Warl-Yoa Carey, PRESIDENT; J.
Nandin, secretary; meet; al the corrcr.of
Mazant and Dauphine STREETS, Thursday
night,
TENTH WARD REPUBLICAN CEN
TRIAL CLUB-First Street, near Li9":-ry
street, J. j. Kyscr, PRESIDENT; meets every
Tuesday.
Eleventh Ward -. Edward Williams,
President; L. J. Ma!lang, Secretary; meets |
at the corner CT Sixth and st. Patrick
streets Monday night.
Twelfth Ward-A. Andersen, President;
Ell. Falls, Secretary; meets st Jefferson
Hall, Friday night.
THIRTEENTH WARD CENTRAL CLUB
Evening Star Hall, Cadez between Camp and
Chestnut streets, i. Dejoie, President, J. 3.
.lalony!, Secretary.
Fourteenth Ward-Eli Johnston, Pre-
sident; Ii. Powell, Secretary; meets on
broadway street, Tuesday night.
Fifteenth Ward--A. Dumont, President:
Vhar!eS Hill, Secretary; meets Oh Valette
street, Rear Bouay, Monday night.
SATEEAIH WARD CENTRAL CLUB
H.asslN: Nall, Adam street, mcets every
fGIHs,1y. John T.. Claiborne, President,
AlSlss|, Secretary.
SLN@AIEESTH WARD CENTRALCLUB
=. rJ.n" C%ilh5ronne and Burth streets
~ Stamps. President, I. Diebul, Secretary