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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-11-07

CONSUMPTION CAN BE CuRKD,-
Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup, schenck's
Sea Weed Tonic, Schenck's Mandrake
Pills, are the only medicines that will cure
Pulmonary Consumption.
Frequently medicines that will stop
cough will occasion the death of the pa
tient they lock up the liver, stop the cir
culation fthe blood, hemorrhage follows,
and in fact, they clog the action Of the
very organs that caus ed the cough.
Liver Complaint and Dyspepsia are the
causes Of two-thirds of the cases of Con-
sumption. Many persons complain of a
dull pain in the side, constipation, coated
tongue, pain in tho shoulder blade, feelings
of drowsiness and restlessness, the food
lying heavily on the stomach, accomps.
uied With scidily and belchine up of wind
These symptoms usually originate from
q disordered condition Of the stomach or q
torpid liver.
Persons go affected, if they take ono Of
two heavy colds, and if the cough in these
cases be suddenly checked, will find the
stomach and liver clogged, remaining tor
pid and inactive, and almost before they
are aware the lungs are q mass Of sores,
and liberated, the result of which is death.
Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup Ia An expec-
torant which doos not contain opium or
anything ca culated to check coughlsud.
denly.
Echenck's Sea Weed Tonic dissolves the
food. mixes with the gastic juices of tn,
stomach, aids digestion, and creates raw
enous appetite.
When the bowels are costive, skin sal
low, or the symptoms otherwise Of bill.
ious tendency, Schenck's Mandrake Pill,
are required.
These medicines are prepared only by
j. ii. SCHEScK & Son,
n. +. corner Sixth and Arch Sts', Phila
And are for sale by all druggists anC
dealers ll-l-lmd-w
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THE latest returns show the Illin,i,
Congressional delegation to be made n
Us follows, with the probable msjori,h,
attached to their namss
/. Barney q. Gsulneld, democrat, Sc
majority.
2. Carter II. Harrison, democrat, 8 ma
jority.
8. John v. LIE Moyne, democrat, 20
majority. 4gsaAgAlltI.s
4. Stephen A. Hurlbut, republican, 800
10 500 majority VBiD f.ff Il
o. hora.io q. .Burchsrd, repub lissu,
1000 TO 1000 majority. @ 'H
q. Thos. j. Henderson, republican. 1000
majority. -. --
z. Alexander Campbell, independent,
5000 majority 9NltB
.. Grssnbsrry L. Fort, republican, 500
majority.
9. Richard Il. Whiting; republican, 25s
majority. ~ =
10. John Q. B.gSy, independent, 1900
majority.
II. Scott wiks, democrat. 1000 ma.
iorisy.
~. william N. Springer dsmocr.,
800 majority.
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The resaon English women have so far
outstripped their American sisters in tho
race for the franchise IL, it Is said, because
they have worked while our women have
talked.
The bride Of the Grand Duke Of Vladi-
mir was not required to conform TO the
ritual of the Greek church, which is moro
than has been conceded to any otbea
princess who has married into the Russian
Imperial family.
Baggs got up too early one morning
and began to scoli the servant girl. His
little six year old, who had been listening
attentively during the conversation, broke
ia with, Father stop scolding; you
needn't think tina. James your wife.
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is BISMARCK GOING TO HAVE A
STROKE OF APOPLEXY.
[Berlin CORRESPONDENCE OF the N Isl. Herald

berlin Correspondence OF the N.Y. Herald.
Tho temper Of Prince Bismark has be-
come ungovernable. He 10 constantly
racked by pain of body and mental dis.
! quiet. His health is very bad, and his
, diet Of kind 10 keep him in perpetual
state OF feverish irritation. He has OF
late become sullenly suspicious impatient
of observation, and as rude AS bear with
3 sore hsad ; has sore head, indeed him
self. He has long been jealous Of Count
Arnim, who ia much liked by tho Queen,
and whose elevation would DO certainly
welcome to the nobility. What no has
dene against Count Arnim has been die.
tated as much by fear as by anger and
fear is always cruel He has done him
self more harm than he thinks by those
proceedings, and l expect TO hear every
day that he will have a stroke Of apoplexy.
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ABOUT WOMEN.

Miss Catharine !. Wolf of New York,
has undertaken TO rebuild the tower Of NJ
PsuPs American Church, in Rome, at q
cost Of $1,000.
The New York Sun is quite positiye
that blue eyes, Haxsn tresses and pinkish
cheeks have gone out and that dark hair
black eyes and red cheeks have come in,
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TIE assistant United States Treasurer
st New York has been directed to sell
$4,000. 900 of gold during November. The
sales are to take place each Thursday OF
the month, s5.oo0OO to be disposed of
each sale day,
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THANKSGIVING.
BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
A PROCLAMATION.


We are reminded by the changing sea.
sons that it is time ~ pause in our daily
vacations, and offer thanks 10 Almighty
God for the mercies and abundance OF the
year, which Is drawing ~ u Clote.
The blessings Of free government con.
tinue to 10 voucEsated ~ us the earth
has responded to he labor OF hchutband-
man the land has been free irom pesti-
lence internal order 10 being main tanned,
and peace with other powers has prevailed.
1t Is fitting that At stated periods we
should cesso from our accustomed pur-
suits and from the turmoil of our Gaily
| lives, and unite in thanktulness for the
! blessings of the past, and In the cutiva-
ton OF kindly f,eLngs toward each Jther
Now, therefore, recognizing these sonsid-
eratioDs, i Ulysses 3. Grant, president OF
the United States do recommend to ali
citizens to assemble In their respective
places Of worship on Thursday, the Goth
day of Noyen Der next, and express their
thanks for the mercy and favr Of the Al
mighty God, and laying aside all political
contentious, and secular occupations, to
observe such = day as a Day of praise.
In witness whereof, l have here
with set my nand and caused the
seal of tho United States 20 be
affixed done at city Of Washing.
ton this, the twenty-seventh day OF
October, in the year 1874, and of
the Independence Of the United
State the ninety-nin,h.
U. $. GRANT.
HAMILTON FISH, Secretary Of War.
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10. Adlsi =. Stevenson, democrat, 1000
majority.
H. Joseph g. Cannon, republican, sou
majority.
Is. John r. Eden, democrat, 1000 ma
jority.
16. William A. j. Sparks, democrat,
1000 msj ori.y.
~. VIM. r. Morrison, democrat, 5000
70 1000 majority.
ls. willism Hartzell, democrat, 2,00O
Minority.
10. William b. Anderson, independent
/ 600 majority.
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THE RESULTIN MASsAC COUNTY

THE RESULT IN MASSAC COUNTY
The official vote in Massac is given as
follows: State treasurer: Thomas g.
Ridgway, republican, 6S2i Charles Car
roll, democrat, 442; Ridgwsy's majority,
100. Superintendent public instruction
8. N. Ettsr, democrat, 800 W. b. Pow.
oil, republican, SAC; Etter's msjority, ia
Congress: Isaac Clements, republican
ITO; VIM. Hartzell, democrat, COL Glen
ents' majority, 70. f,....t..
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THx State Of Wisconsin has given
Republican majority, but IL is not unlike.
ly tha. the new Legislature will develope
sufficiently strong opposition TO Senator
Crpsntar to retire that gentleman from
public life
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GIN. ASpEasoS's victory in the Nine
tesnth District is . decided one. He car.
risd his own county, Jefferson, by 20
majority, and Hamilton county, Marshall
home, and Saline county, Raum's homo,
both gave him mAjorities.
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PREsIDEsT 0aAST u said to have take.
the Republican defeat with great indiner-
encs. The result in Massachusetts drew
forth an expression Of surprise from him.
"Only this and nothing more" But on
Wednesday he refused to see any one
and WAS reported unweil, And no won
der. Cool and unimpassioned as h'
10, General Grant would have b
BE- more or less than 9 man not TO feel
the rebuke which the people have admin
istered.to him-a rebuke called forth By
his course In regard TO the third tern
business. The grsAssst soldier of the age
has found that even he, to preserve whl,
he imsgines his own dignity" can not
treat with indigni,y the people of grea,
country. His persistent and unsccounta-
ble-sIcept upon one bAsis-silence
In regard 10 tho third term business WAS
tho straw which broke tho csmeps ba,k
II has brought up with short turn, the
long list OF offenses of the Republican
party. The "idor' OF the party finds him
self Al discount among tho people. Aad
very naturally he 10 un well.
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The publication Of General Grants
letter Of 1872 to the editor ofthe Cincin.
natl Gazette, should have been delayed
until'after the slections---and then il would
not have been published at all.
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HAsrzELLs majority in Union county
10 I,I07. The vote ID ~ follows; Win.
ston, 9e2S; Albright, l,09s; Kroh, 1887 4;
Inscore, l,1973; MussoD, COL Thorp, 2e7
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Six HUNDRED department clerks were
sent home to vote-six hundred car farei
thrown away.
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The Sparta Plsindesler, the RepubI-
can paper of Randolph county, in its las
issue notified its readers that it had III
rooster in training and would
bring him out this week to crow
for Ike Clements, who was TO
have q thoussnd-more or less--msj ority
in the county. 1t turns out to be consid-
srably less--in fact is nine hundred on
the other side. Randolph is MIR. Hart
zelrs own county, and this large maj srity,
. change of nearly thousand votes from
the vote cast for Clements two years ago
iss gratifyinssvidsnos Of the popularity
OF Mr.. Har.zelf among his own nsig h bors
and friends. We want to see the Plain
dealer rooster now, and hoar him crow.
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THE next Congress will have msjori.
~ Of seventy seven Democrats in the
House and nine Republicans in tho Sem
st.. tts ap,
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Newspaper advertising promotes trade, for
eveithe dullcst times ad,ertlsers secure
by fr the largest share of what Is being
done.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-11-07

HARTzxLL's majority in jackson county
10 S3A. Albrights majority is 1000.
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1T IL believed Etter's majority in the
State will reach $4,000.
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No Prrson can take these lkiticrs accOrd
ing TO directions, and remain long unwel pro.
Nided their bones are not destroyed by mineral
poison or other means, and vital organs wasted
beyond point Of repair
Dyspepsia or rndi scsiion, Headache, rain
IN tile shoulders. Coughs, Tigl!iIess OF the Chest
Dizziness Sour Eruciations Of the Stomach, Bad
Taste IN the Mouth, Bilious Attacks, PalpiiaiioD
Of the Heart, Inflammation Of the Lungs, Pain IN
the region Of the Kidneys, and u hundred other
painful symptoms, arc the Onspnngs OF Dyspep.
Ia, one bottle Mil prove better guarantee Of
.ts merits than lengthy advertisement.
For Female Complaints, IN young or Old
married or single, al the dawn OF WemanhBod, or
The turn Of life, these Tonic BittCrs display SO lie
cllcu an lhhuchrc that improvements soon per.
ccptib,a.
For IBnnmmntory and Chronic Rhcu-
nnhsu ana GOut, Billions RemitteRt aud Inter.
mittent fcyerS, Diseases OF the blood Liver K ia.
ueys and Bladder, these Bitters hay. no equal
such Diseases are caused by Nitla.ed Blood.
They nre N gcniie PHrguIiye a. well ns
Tonic, possessing the merit OF acting as a
powerful agent In relieving Congestion on In
ANIMATION OF the Liver and Niscera Organs, ana
n Bilious Diseases
For skin Diseases, ErnptiOns, Tettcr salt.
Nheum, blotChes, spots, Iimp.es. pustulcs Huily
DalOunCes, Ring worms SCHld lead sore I,cs
Eryspeas Itch, Scurls, DlscOlorations of ia. skin
llumor aud Diseases of the skin OF whatevcrngmr
nr nature are literally dug up and carried nIt al
me system IN thor, time 10y the use of tlcsc
HittcTs
Grateful Thousands prociqlm vI>rs,n
.HlTERs the most wonderful lnYlguraut that ever
sustained the sinking system
IL. u. MCDONALD a. 90.
druggists ana Gen. Agts., san Francisco Ca l.
tor Of Washington and Charlton SITS. n \ 49, ="
SOLD by ALL DRUGGISTS 4 DEALERS.
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HAMILTON FISH, Secretary Of War.
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g,,, rse the labor we have. hut gradually TO-
tro,luce that which theS understand assist
ING in the promotion Of TINT ultimate preva'
lence of the better type cf man. Without
which there can lie nosestled peace and haf'
mony in our domestic economy.
There isa reason why we shou'o oes"N
the immediate introduction OF large por",
la,ion Of whites, but that very reason - - "
,erfec, har to the qualification Of this oes"e &c.
We must be patient. ). ,,o noord
Concerning the constitution Oh Tue noa' y
,nder This bill, we have TO say .ha' +" % NV
~. host way to have anything done &c '"-
Wv ~ :, 90 an cr.oefcio labor upon oincers
p,,o rcp,,lar duties are distinct from, ana
Met hc often incompatible With, those IN
This manner imposed. Nor is it sood way
70 get anything done to require it be done
without compensation. Furthermore, ~hat
is worth doing is worth doing we'll, and
things are not done we'll unless the agent
who does them is rewarded for doing them
well. These maximS are old enough, ana
are generally understood. :.
We have no idea that this plan wou'u
cause a more rapid influx of Immigrants
than we think desirable. Indeed, ne appre-
bend it would affect the inAowing current
not great deal. In short, we are neither
in favor of it nor against it. But we do not
think it wise to enact measures which pro-
mise little good, and will be sure to occasion
a good deal Of trouble to very important and
responsible public officers.
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STEAM on STEEET-CARs.-C. G. FULTON,
ESD, editor. of the Baltimore american,
writes from New Orleans to bis paper:
q predict that year hence the street
cars. even in Baltimore, will be propelled by
steam. I have ridden behind the firelcSs
locomotive and witnessed the charging OF
the boilers, and there can be no doubt that
it orercomes all the objections hitherto made
to the use of steam. Suffice it to say that
an explosion is impossible, and there Is no
noisc from the escape of steam, and no smoke
is visible as it silently aud smoothly slideS
along on the city tracks. am assured that
il has been tried on grades fully equal to
those on the streets of Baltimore, and worked
with complete success"
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p,od nm the 21st OF February, at os,ock - I'm nv
WHITE HI; e r. BaUGHkN, the only chia o, oil ~
TT and r. H. Baugtan. aged three InoiHis aIN "
teen days.
FAREWELL, While. Jesus calls thee ,,. .o doar
Mar from mother. father, who love lnee ~ "e"'
BtIt we hope 10 meet 'hce
When this life Is DER.
r,oarest While tlon hast left us;
IJere thy loss we deeply feel.
Rnt Ills God that hath bereit u.s.
He can ali our sorrows neal
yot again we hope to meet th'e
When the day Of life Is ned .,.o
r,,an In benyen with 10y 10 greet tii'.'
Where no farewell tears are shed.
Tonnahsnnock papers will please copy
o.,,, . ,,boy. N j.. on the pin lnsta ~
Died; IL Se,tnD Es, ID. d. in his seventy
eighth year. rohr,,,-v
as e., r1cnrIco county. on the ll9 1hn r. and
pG ninE ELDRIDG e. infant sou q, onH aitecn
s NJ f. Howell, aged four mon'n' "n"
days. = .,,.ro ,Ioase COPY.
1,.a T., the city OF Baltimore, on Friday morn-
II, ~ The aoth instant, Mira Ann b: JoHHSo ~.
fosmerly of = The Castle, Ne" heh'' VIZ IL 'iie
sixty-ninth year OF her age.
p,ad of scarIct-fcyer, on Sunday the 20 IN
s,,nt EDITH HENRY, two years ola, uauSh.er
of Rev. j, G. and E. W. GraEbery.
Died. on the morning OF the 22d instant, Mrs.
nE I.Ti b., wife Of p. II. Kelley, and only
daughter of james and Maria l.. Moore, in the TWEEN
w. foui tn year of her age.
Her funeral services took place at Union station
Methods. Episcopal church yesterday esq AT /
o'clock p. NJ.
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OF the proposition to clothe the Legisla-
ture with the powers of convention, the
Petersburg Ne,CS says:
"With all respect for the gentlemen who
composed that committee, and for the Legis-
lature whose attention its remarkable propo-
sition it will now claim, we cannot imagine
a more offensive piece of legislative pre-
sumption than their action pres nts. The
suggestion is repulsiye 10 every Idea OF true
representative government. 1t is direct
insult to the sovereign people of Virginia,
and manifestation Of assumed wisdom on
the part Of legislative Solons which deserves
the sterncst public rtbuke, and will receive
il if the question is ever presented to vote
of the people," ...
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immigration.

A bill pending In the Virginia Senate pro-
poses to constitute the Governor, Secretary
of the Commonwealth, and First Auditor a
board of immigration, With the Register OF
the Land Office as secretary. The duty Of
the Board shall be TO publish from time to
lime such information and maps as they may
deem proper to promote immigration to Fir-
sinis. Fifteen thousand dollars is the sum
proposed to be put ut their disposal for this
purpose. They are authorized to levy a
tax Of 81 per head on immigrants, to be used
in their proper treatment and ira nsporta-
tior. Licensed land agents may be per-
United by the Board to register for sale real
estate ard other property in their Office, and
the Board "may prescribe such rules aud re-
.ulatious to facilitate the purchase and SET
Element Of such lands as may be just" and
is further authorized to require percentage
upon all sales effected through its instrument
taiity-this tax to be imposed for detraying
the expenses of the Board.
II is well known that this paper has its
own opinions upon the immigration ques'
ton. It fears a hurried and stimulated i'm
migration, because that is sure to INTRODUCES
social clements not ut all desirable; and
furthermore, to encounter obstacles thai
will rebound to the injury of the cause
OF immigration. The social condition OF this
State requires that immigration shall flow in
steadily but cautiously, and mainly through
the parts Of the State where white people
are in the ascendant. A considerable num-
Der Of white lsborers set down in the midst
Of large black population will not stick. 1t
will be thrown back, and spread reports ex-
sggersted and prejudictal 10 the State.
The only immigration that will take root,
in southside Virginia for instance, is that of
men who have means to buy land and hire
labor, and who understand the art Of tillipg
the soil. Let such men come In and plant
tb.if stakes, and they VIII :::ta Il. They
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bermuda TOWNSHIP, CHESTER, CHESTER
FIELD COUNTY, Va, February q, 1S74.-To
the Editors of the Dispatch: The following
delegates were appointed to meet delegates
from other townships ut the county conven-
ton TO be held ut Chester on the oath instant
to nominate candidate for the House OF
Delegates in the place of Dr.. John W.
Wake, declared vacant: Delegates, S. d.
Adkison, w. 4. Ruftin, William T. Gregory
w. II. Hayward, T. V. Burgess, j. NJ. Rev.
wee; aternates, J. E. Rae, 6. Z. Gregory,
j. l.. Sacad, L. J. Howell, 7. R. Friend, r.
E. Robertson. GEORGE w. FRIEND, Clerk.
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gpEcrAL Notices.
ra..FEBRuARY M.S1s7s.

a.FEBRUARY 2f,1s75.
.,yEw, FANCY, and STAPLE DRY GOODS
~ T.H. PRIGEs& co.
hare jastopened
NEW a. ID. BEAUTIFUL MEDIUM ana LIGHT
40 i3Isl,s. "a 4 MgRIcs and PERCALEs.
"a T.iGHT ar ETOWNEStf for cmidren;
sHIRTlNG EE1narrToE sHEET1NG.
fRgs IL LIMENs. DAN ASKS DiApgRs; TAI.
fnf;EaGHED CCTTGfSs sicoEsiSe ea1f-
rEGK fRistiJFTLING; 1,,-,,,,.
TTINES COLLARS and CUFFS. <.,,.s,
:, HunITgG EnGINGS and INSERTlHGS, &C.;
TTt e nR and MACHINE INSERTINiS,
SOCKS, UMBRELLAS.
LINEN LAWNS.
pREsS GOODS left over from last srasca at half
price. IeZl
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The Dispatch can add US to the list Of
great meu who have been fddiers. We
played once ut 4 stsg-dance" 10 certain
institution OF learning until collared and
stopped by one of the professors. Since that
time We have never fddled IN public
Charlottesville Chronicle.
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MAJ FEBRUARY, 1873.

T.R.P PRICE & co. have just opened
BLACK ALPACAS and MOHAIRS, very cheap
la gains In BLACK GRO-GRAIS SILKS;
BLACK TAFFETA SILKS, best makes;
SOLID CAMBRICS, for trimming;
HEMST1TCHED md LINE CAMBRIA HAND
KERCHIEF5,
CENT? EsEEN'S HEMsTITCHED HANDKER-
CHIEFS,
WHITE PIQUEs.
BLACK GRAPES and GRAPE Wells,
MOURNING DRESS GOODS.
LONG and SQUARE MOURNING sHAWLs. &c.
fc21
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sITI'a,1uinIl,A,GEs.

,,..u,,d onzffie aof February ~ ~ 49,
,.s,aarce ~ The LI ideE mother, IN kSg ana W.
ntv Va n. by the RAY. james O. Martin
W uR0tNE. or Gloacester county, Ya' anu 1ss''
-, ~ T rnrsday. December1s. ls73sby
Mai 70 tI WnIien. MFR. BERRT F0SEEk 70 -hiss
E II iCE r. MOsBY; all OF Richmond. z--.--
~ astfnsfOn raDers please copy. s.s.a-s-.-s-
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# has rsncd three days at Memphis and
Cincinnati, one at Pittsburgh, two ut Nash
viI,c since last Thursday. This seems al
most incredible to RichmonderS.
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pTaCKAI,pACas in all oualiti

Nr BLACK ALPACAS in all qualities,
BLACK AUSTRALIAN GRAPE
BOMBAZINES. TAMISE, SATINES,
PUPLlNS. BLACK and C0L9REn Si LIZ
BLACK aud EOLORED SILK EELFEI
MACK and COLOKFD VELOURS,
BLACK and COLORED SATINS.
POPLJNS at greatly reduced prices,
VELOURS for dresses at 75c. per yard, would be
BLACK BROGADED ALPACA al csc. worth
Good DC GARLICOES and GINGHAMs at SIC. per
ysrd.
Extra Inducements In all kinds of FALL and
SN Di'h'' oo0 levy BROTHERS..
SEwISG-MACHINE NEEDLES. fe19
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The CoSrESTIoS QUEsTIos.-We vote
!" Mo- early aud often, on the proposition to
clothe the Legislature With what Judge
Stuart somewhat singularly TERMS '.confer-
tiopal poTers."-Petersburg appeal.
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The CgsTEvN1AL.-It should be held at
Washington be, oud doubt. That is our
say, and we expect our side will Win.-Stote
Journal.
Let's all cry in a chorus for Washington.
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We wrote that the Legislature ought not
10 be allowed to frame new organic law,
but the printer made us say yesterday "neW
lou
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-24

VERY QUIET.-The Sioux are reported US
" peaceful, or, at least, quiet" although sew
e. al murders have lately been committed ny
them
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-24
MEETINGS.

T o. @. F.-The members of ,s.y.ssgs4e
L. ROANE LODGE. No 1901. 0. 5YISs
o. F.. are hereby notified 10 me ct at zsssSSssssss
their rooms on THURSDAY EYE s"r's, -,
MING, 26th instant, at TX O'Clock lbrlnein2 tnetr
rerna, to attend the Bible presentation ut cigh,
Street church. All other lodges in the city and
Manchester are cordially invited to unite %ian
Rome Lodge upon this orcasion either as ioust 81,
or indyduaI members Permission has been OBJ
tanned from the NJ. W. g. Master for all the lodTes
In Richmond and Manchester to appear IN regalla.
i;y order. j. HARMON WOODW ARD,
ny o'i' Noble Grand.
m y-,ryD.y,S. Secretary fe 24.Tu& Th2t*