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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-12

FA1R.-The ladies of the Sidney Metho.
dist church are still supplying the friends OF
the church with useful and ornamental arti-
cles, as well as cakes, ice-cream, de-, which
NAV be had at the fair now being held for
the benefit OF that church.
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,Bs1Er LOCAL IrsMs.-D. Sbetfey Lewis,
District Attorney for Western District, is in
the city. -.
s. Frank n. Alfriend viii return to the city
on The 14til from Atlanta, Ga, where he has
been Intervening Alexander 81. Stephens
and Senator B. Fl. Hill. 4
g The Tuckahoe farmers Club held meet
ing on the 10th at the farm of DR.. GA.
Crenshaw, and organized By electipg DR..
Thomas Pollard president; c. NJ. Robinson,
secretary; j. A. Lynham, reporting secre. W
:tary and Thomas. johnson, treasurer and 1
librarian. I,
The Gesangyerein propose opening hall
on Broad street next to City Hall.
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SERVICE To-DAY.-Rosh Hoshanah (New
Year) service at Eleventh.Street synagogue
(Rev. DR.. Betteheim) to-day, and tomorrow
Sunday, commencing at O'Clock A. NJ.
Sermon Germany to-day and English to-
morrow at II A. NJ.
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SERIOUS FAMILY DFpTcUIrYz4A Nroao
BADLY CUT.-A very gerious difficulty oc.
Cured about Z O'clock last evening at S19
north Third street between Henry Day aud
Taylor Fitzhugh (colored). Day married
sFitZhughs sister, and has Tor some time
past been drinking, frolicking, and treating
bis wife very badly. When Fitzhugh reach
ed home from werk yesterday evening he
found Day In the yard numerically beating
bis wife. He appealed TO him to desist,
whereupon Day ceased beating the woman
and came at her brother with a knife or
razor, and gave him g very painful cut about
fourslnches long on the left arm. Fitzhugh
ran into the house, got 8 piece Of wood,
and struck the other fellow q severe
blow on the skull, but without doing
him the slightest injury. Thereupon Day
cut Fitzhugh again, this time across che fore
head, and he fell covered with blood, and
his assailant, thinking that he had killed
him, turned and fed. DR.. Ross was called
Ia and found that Fitzhugh had suffered a
great loss of blood and: was very weak,
though not In such danger as the appearance
OF bis wounds indicated. Day and wife and
Fitzhugh were all arrested by Sergeant John
L. Hall of the Police. The two latter were
admitted to bail In the sum of $500 by jus.
tice John j.. Crutchfeld. , II Il.
The case will come before Police Justice
White for examination this morning, though
it is doubtful if the condition Of Fitzhugh's
wounds will permit him to attend. Day bas
several gashes in bis hands, made, as is be-
feyed, by careless handling of the weapon
with which he struck Fitzhugb.a They were
dressed at the Second Station.House last
evening, and, though evidently painful, were
not sufficiently soto sober him up. 4 -
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ENTIRE STOCK OF HATS AT CosT.--P. WRIsI-
GER viii sell any hat In his house at prime cost
until Wednesday, 10th instant. On that day all
the stock left will be sold without reserve at auc-
ton. Now Is the time to buy bargains in hats.
Some of his styles are really handsome.
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POLICE CoURT, YEsTERDAY--Justice Joseph
j. White presiding.-The following cases
were disposed of: I.~-
Joseph Williams (colored), a suspicious
character, was ordered to leave the city i'm
mediately.
Jacob Darlington (colored), for stealing
seventy-tiYe cents ia United States currency,
the property of Nancy Coleman, on the Attn
instant, was sent to Jail for thirty days.
Thomas Scott (colored) was fined $500 for
assaulting Lucy Scott.
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FELL OvERBoARD.-Mr. John Manning, in
crossing the river from OrdHay's Granite
Works to Rockets, fell overheard from a
boat yesterday evening. Had not assistance
been at hand he might have been drowned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-12

DON'T BUY WOOD SAWED. AND SPLIT when you
can buy of ANDERSON q KING long, seasoned oak
and pine wood, full length and free Of knots, and
save 50 per cord. FJr more full particulars call
and inuuire 2+.4ssE *. -
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DR. JAMESON,

~ No. 23 NORTH TWELFTH sTRBETs
OPPOSITE THE CAPITOL, RIcHMcsp, A.,
treats iseases arising from deranged nervous sys-
tcIn-rtose peculiar TO womea and eAtidrens Hk1ns
Dr. JAMIKsoNs sucsees in the treattaent Of Tpts
.Iensy iEiis or Conyulsons1, Paralysis, Catarrh,
Liver, Lungs, and Consumption, mas been unpreees
u.S a,Ics hours From A. N. TN IL stt and from
Q TIL 8 r. IL On the sabbath, froin y uii 4gsao
q Electricity Ie employed when deemed necessary.
Sc S-Tu&S2t -
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RANGE OF THERMOMETERS in the Dispatch
Friday, September 1Ith:
SAN. 3P.M. 6P.M.
"a sS S3
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FLOUR FOR RIo.-The American schooner
Edie Waters, Captain Barnes, cleared from
the custom.house yesterday for Rio Grande
do Sui, Brazil, with -four, shipped by the
Gai!ego Mills Manufacturing Company.
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RETURNING HONE. = large number OF
persons came home from the mountains yes,
.terday afternoon by the Chesapeake ana
Ohio mail trains
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LIST OF LETTERS.

I IST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
IL THE RICHMOND POST-OFF1CE SEP
TEMBER12. 1874. .tg ~. ~ tzsl
Persons calling for letters in this list viii please
say Advertised" If not called for In fonr weeks
they win be sent to the DeadLetter Office, In WASH
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EXTRA FINE cArAwBA GRAPES AT r1zztsrs.

BARTLETT AND CALIFORNIA PEARS selling low
ut PIzzINI's, aud large lot to select from.
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MEETING OF THE METHODIST rSUNDAY-ScHooL
SoclETY.-The regular monthly meeting of
this Society will be held at Clay-Street church
Sunday afternoon at 81 O'Clock.
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IcE-CREA1.-Leaye your orders early to-day II
yeuwant PIzz1SI 70 furnish you with tce-cresn,
for to- day or tomorrow 3 q :si.' ss9tsj
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RrcHMosp NORMAL. scHooL.-This institu-
tion commences its eis hth annual session on
Monday morning next with The sane ~.
structors as last year--Viz., Mr. \, Al. Manly
as principal, assisted by Miss n. i. stratton
and Miss Nv. e. Patterson, ladies OF uncom'
mon skill In q most exacting profession. Inc
attendance last year. WIS a bout 10 pupils.
a larger number is expected the coming ses-
sion 3tSs5 gsy5rs SS ~
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AToTIcE lsr GO PART ERS Eli Fer
IN GFuRG E. ~. N .ste tL tho gria gl3
feYest ia our ialssL whit iu fathrs ~ ~ COLI
.rsssd under the .syse s1f kAEnE5rczss
yfILsoNss - oss a y - = - -
~, Il bg ID, tender ms tha1ge ~ tl3e
e,,,n nus nv soa ,he Sasroexe 90 nc ssE
ffe iast p.st sYsatsea 2eAEs. ma 1e.S
sitisa nee ef The same 10 one ssf 81,
So Oh ~ E03t5kts DIS sss xsszss.ss.-ss.
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STATE TRzAsrRY.-The balance in the
State Treasury yesterday was 1851 ,4SS.55.
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0yaxOLEFI0Ms q PAHTEER8HElsg
RIcHaesp, pienaber asIA..
THE FIRM of f,ENo JON . ELLiOI
IL IS this ay dissolved BY mntniI consent. lbs
business of the Hrm viii be ssst;ef by. u L1So0S.
j 81. i. s.i sSIpoii slosi
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-12

HUsTINes CouRT.--This court (Judge Gui.
gon presiding) disposed of the following
cases yesterday:
R. K. Atkinson. tried for assaulting and
cutting Frank Dickman, acquitted. ~
William w. Putnam, tried for keeping q
bar without license from the Hastings
Court, fined $50 and costs.
In the case of George johnson (colored),
convicted of felony, and adjudged to five
years. Imprisonment in the penitentary, q
motion for new trial was overruled; and
the accused sentenced according TO the find.
ing Of the jury.
The Sergeant carried Lucy Elan; convict
ed of grand larceny and sentenced to term
of five years, to the penitentiary.
William w. Putnam was tried for keeping
disorderly house corner of Ninth and Broad
streets, called the Theatre Comique, and ac-
quilted. -. -
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CALIFORNIA PEARs-PIzzIsI has nne lot OF
this luscious fruit. *
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PEMBROKE WHITE DRESS sHIRTs.--This cele-
brated make Of shirts can be had either ready made
or msde to order by calling on e. 3. SPENCE e
Son, merchlnt tailors, 1900 Nsn street. SPENCE
e SON guarantee perfect ht or no sale. Call and
leave your orders They have also large ard well
selected stock Of Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods at
low prices. Remember 10 call at 1900 Main street
for your clothing. shirts, and Furnishing goods.
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60 TO PrzzNrs If You wish some Concord
grapes 49, F;s,3
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AMUsEssRNTs.
A NCIENT ORDER OF HIBERNIASs.y
A GRAND PiIC-NIC
will be, given by the
ANCIENT ORDER OF ABEREIANS
at HATToRRi5 GARDEN,
on TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1874

Ample arrangements have been made to insure.
q pleasant day TO all participants. 1sf!tss
Thepubic generally are respectfully invited.
MCCANN,S FIRST u EGIMENT BAND VIII furnish
the music on the occasion. 1851 ~ s5,st 4
The following committees have been appointed,
and willgive stfict supervision 70 the several ds.
pHrtmepts in their charge: .t5s3 - r y.
Reception Committee: William H. Ward. chair
!msn; NJ. S. Barrett, r. D. Kennedy, "a ID. Bous
Fiosr COnnlItee: n Byron. ctair1nan; D. sui.'
Ivan, u. Haliehan, John Garrightyf Thomas
.U'h eefe. ~ .9z5. ss2 S7
ADMISSION, j DC. eaci,.Itfsf s,se ! i0.5t Z,
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BARTLETT PEARs.-If yon wish to get some o
This delicious fruit go to PIzzINrs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-12

YELLOW AND WHITE PEACHES If you want
them sweet and juicy go to PIZzlNI's.
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CcHUrzEN PARK, DELIaHTFUL.

iCCHUTZEN PARK, DELIGHTFULs
.DsUdMER SRETkEAT,2 Fin ff SCGh feRY,
Gently fixed up and put In thorough order, 10 for
rent TO- Lodges Orders, private parties, &c:,z &c.
being on the bank OF the river. IL commands the
tnpsI view Of any establishment OF its SiBd nesr
tue city. There IS on the ground y news and ele-
gan. pavilion for dancing, &c. ss..igs y. Z. ~
The Park is open daily for the reception OF ylsi-
tors. No pains nor expense have been spared to-
make 1t The equal OF any place. Of amuse nent in fha
city. Good order Will he strictly enforced. Apply
Oh the grounds, or Through p0st-oiice box4 2.
YUESGLIS9 30 So,
je 25-3m Proprtet0ra.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
ACULIsT AND 4OPTlGIAN, I, g.,
rs NORTH TWELFTH sTREsI
topposite the capiioll.
DE-. WE'LL, in praise Of his ].
EYEGLASSES AND spEcTA,

DE-. WE'LL, in praise Of his
EYEGLASSES AND sPEcTAcLEs,
Is fortified bv the testinonialso Of the most yeiAble
physicians, devouI clergy uen. bankers, fnsuranee
saents ldng all Hecfinns 0f the gese
spf ctable and abiding citizens or this aad 9ihss
aicted With impaired vision, Is cordially recsIsd
! N. B.-DR: " hIL treats afecticHS OF the EIEy
EAR, ard THROAT. 3 %: re 42-1tsS M
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FANssS

EEASr AND FAi The ladies' of t,ie
~ Manchester aethodtst church swsif commence
FEAST and FA ER tn the baseusent of the chtlrc,
on TUESDAY EVENINGS the II sthof sept4mber.
Tor the benefit or the Parsonage society
sc 1928 ~ .,;g ts
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

MOSQUITO cANoPlEs at j. II. cRArToN's, Nlutl
street. - ~ .na,
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itlllllolld 1ispatfh.
sTTHE CIRCULATION or THE DIs.
PATCH B LARGER THAN TILE OoaBINED
CIRCULATION OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE C1TY. 81 B Il, s.
SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 70, 1874

THE WEATHER To-DAy.-From our re-
ports utts morning the probabilities are that
Gte heather .te-day aciR be clear. 5.
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Excursions AND PIC,NIcs.-We continue
our notices of the excursions and pic-nics
announced for to-day and the ensuing week.
The weather is now so pleasant that ride
to the country by land or water cannot fail
to be highly enjoyable. The autumn, of all
the seasons Of the year, is uIquestiOnably the
most delightful in which to leave the city
and while away few days In the country.
The leaves are fast changing their color, and
already the forests Of the mountains are
beautiful to look upon. 1t cannot be denied
that the numerous excursions and pic-nics
of the season which is now drawing so rap
idly to close, have been highly beneficial TO
the health Of those who have taken part in
them. A change Is at any time benefit to
the mechanic, the merchant, or the lawyer,
but especially during the heated term. The
health Of Richmond has, however, been re-
markable during the past summer.
The Grass WidoWers' train, Mr.. Vliet an
nounces, will make its last trip to Staunton
this afternoon, leaving Richmond at 4:45
o'clock. Hereafter this train will run only
as far west as GordonsYille until next sea-
son. Those who desire q pleasant ride and
a days stay in the mountains had better
avail themselves of this chance; it is the last
until next June or July. Returning, the
train will reach Richmond at $50 on Mon
day, September 14th.
Messrs. L. Pollard, w. Custalo, and Rob-
ert Flagg compose the committee of arrange
ments for grand excursion to Norfolk, Old
Point, and other places on James river, I'm.
der the auspices of and for the benefit of
James Needham Lodge, &. U. D. 0. D., this
evening at 8 o'clock. The steamer Green.
bush has been chartered for the trip, and
the tickets for the occasion have been put at
a very low figure. The eXcursionists, after
spending the day on the salt water, will
leave Norfolk at 8 o'clock; on Sunday eve
ming, reaching Richmond early Monday
morning. ~ ~ =.
Tomorrow the colored people will make an
excursion to West Point for the bene6tof the
new colored Baptist church. There will be
baptising at noon as the Point. The excur-
sion is to be under the command of Captain
Henry, who announces that good order will
be enforced, and that the excursion will be
the last of the season. III td
The Ancient Order of Hibernians will
have grand picnic at Hattorf's Garden on
Tuesday. the 10th instant, which promises
to be pleasant affair. The following gen.
tlemen compose the committees which have
been appointed to look after the comfort OF
those who attend the picnic and to see that
every body has good time: Reception Com
mittee-William Fl. Ward, chairman; W.
S. Barrett, z. j. Kennedy, 81. D. Boucher,
j. P. Roach, Arthur Rooney, John K. Mol
Low. Floor Committee--M. Byron, chair-
man; u. Sullivan, D. Haliehan, John 6ar-
rightly, Thomas O'heeie. General Snperln.
tendent-James Hayes. The music for the
occasion will be furnished by McCann'S
First Regiment Band.
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-vYTFpDING ARD VIsITIgG-GARnss
v beautiful, d sba n..aaAich rsaatsRss aossss
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9,yTEp. a WHITE GIRL, TOD TO 40 Iight S;fsi
" ~ rSI ,snrs. Apply at 11s south ~. da,ra
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TTTD at our factory Monday morn
VI An 49,, Er, RoYS and GIRLS. Also, 70 par-
w w 5as . srElSd DRkft fatofPBRhck HPpRiyh C S CO...
'" 3lO1 Main street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-12-30

That was sad affair of the suicide of
the Rev. j. N. Coombs of Washington. 1t
seems that be was caught in the stealing
of book from bookstore, which affect
ed him so as to cause him to commit sui
eide. His congregation assembled at his
church on Sunday at the usual hour of SER
vice. but the minister did not appear. A
messenger being despatched to his resi-
dence his dead body was found in his
room, his throat having been cut. He was
aquiet, unassuming person, possessing the
respect of his congregation. with means
enough to have paid for books honestly.
The penalty he suffered for his crime was
heavy one. There is another report
that family trouble was the cause of his
snicido
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to be much more than the appropriation expected
to be obtained.
The Belgian Government has enforced the use
in all the theatres Of an invention by which, in
case of fire in any part Of the building electric
bell Immediately spplises the manager of the fact
at the same time showing in which part of the
house it has begun.
DR.. Kenealy has issued an address to the people
Of England, Wales, and Scotland, calling upon
them to form a Magma Chara Association of
Great Britain for the restoration of the clauses Of
that charter, every one of which nc declares has
bcca repealed. Every person who subscrlbcs a
penny a week shall be entitled to membership.
He wishes to raise funds enough to return 100
members Of the middle and operative asses to
Parliament, with whose aid he will destroy wha.
he calls the existing despotsm.
Tie Unon,own PENN Standard narrates this
exciting incident "a few nights ago lady pas
sengcr on the westward bound train, Connellsville
route, engaged berth in Of the palace sleep
ing coaches. When she was ready to retire she
took from her satchel a gum bed, which she in
ated and placed upon the regular bed in the berth
she was to occupy. 1t happened that her berth
was very close to the stove, and the night being
rather cold, the porter fired up pretty lively. The
heat from the stove caused the gum bed to expand
until the pressure got great that collapsed with
atremendous shock, similar to the report of can
non, and the passengers jumped oat Of their berths
in their night clothes, thinking there was COLI
sion. The force of the collapse threw the lady
against the ceiling Of the berth, but did not hurt
her beyond slight bruise. When the real state
of affairs was known, and the lady was found to
be unhurt, the thing created considerable merri
ment among the passengers, and that lady VOWS
she will never take any more gum beds with her
when she goes travelling"
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The Mind Dependent on the Body.

Hypochondria is FAR more common malady
than is generally supposed. 1t has its degrees, it
is true progress sing from mental depression or the
"bues i" to mental haliucnation; but they are all
forms Of the same malay. 1t is significant fact
that this mental ailment is Invariably accompanied
by dyspepsia and nervous aud the fact that 1t
readily yields to the Alternative action of Hostel
ter's Stomach Blttcrs, which peculiarly adapt
ed to the eradication of indigestion and nervous
debility proves that its originates in those COM
plants. Il will thus be seen how dependent the
mind is upon the body for the preservation OF n
cheerful equi5i ium, and also how readily the
causes Of mental gloom NAV be removed. There
is no or peasanter way of shaking of Il Lit OF
depression brought on by indiges ion, than by
swallowing dose or two OF this agreeable medi-
cine. ueC3J- -e01SWiW
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GENERlIL W US.

The Earl Of Devon, speaking at recent meet
ing held at Exeter in support Of the Central Afri-
can Mission, said that from recent discoveries of
river communication with the coast there seemed
humanity speaking, DO limit to the opportunities
which Providence now appeared 10 be giving for
the spread Of the Gospel over that vast continent.
1t looks as if Dan Voorhees, would be elected
United States Senator from Indiana. He Is vim
dictively opposed by one wing Of the Democracy,
but so far seems to be master Of the situation.
The Governor of Vermont has called an extra
Sc ssion of the Legislature, to be convened the
18Th of January next, for the purpose of making
an appropriation for rebuilding the State Reform
School at Waterbury, destroyed by fire on the 18th
inst. The cost Of legislation in this case is likely
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Louisiana appears to be on the verge OF
exciting times politically. The returning
board have made their statement concern
ing the election, and the conservatives are
preparing TO contest their conclusions by
an attempt to put in Office by force the
candidates excluded by the board. With
an eye to coming events General Emory
will retire from the command of the Uni
ted States troops in the State. and either
Sheridan or Terry will be substituted. In
the mean time the House committee will
have an opportunity to learn the actual
state Of affairs and aid Congress in work.
ing through the problem involved in the
Louisiana business.
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The Grand Duke Nicholas, nephew OF
the Car, who has been declared insane by
an imperial ukase, is the same royal per-
sonage who, some months ago. robbed
his mother OF her jewels to give them to
an American adventures. That scandal
is fresh in the memory Of the American
public, and is, no doubt, the cause of the
declaration the Grand Dukes insanity.
There was no other way. probably, OF
dealing with his offence and saving the
honor of the imperial family of Russia.
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Perhaps the conservatives in New Or
leans will think all the more highly oftheir
leader, the notorious Warmoth, for stab
bing his man to death in street fight, but
northern conservatives will be inclined to
place a lower estimate upon him and the
party that supports him, for this red-hand-
ed act. Warmoth has been conspicuous
figure in the Louisiana troubles. We hope
to hear no more of him in connection with
them.
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The open winter has tendency TO bring
on the ice fever. The experience OF the
past year will however prevent it raging
very furiously if it appears at all. Those
regularly engaged in the business will
probably attend to it as usual, and out
siders will not interfere very much. The
chances for cutting ice at present are not
very promising. A month hence will tell
the story abont the crop.
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Special Notices.
To the Public.

A report is being circulated that have sold my
office and practice with the intention Of removing
to another place. | wish TO say to my patrons and
the public generally that have not sold out, ne-
ther am going away, but intend to remain here
many years longer, Providence permittng-to en-
joy the generous and increasing patronage which
1 am favored with. have recently enlarged and
creasing my facilities for business and making it
first class in every respect. shall make it my aim
and study to keep fully up with the times in all the
best and most useful improvements in both
branches of the profession, and by exercising care
and skill in all cases, aided by an experience Of
eight years, hope to merit continuance of the
patronage now so generously bestowed.
A. II. CHAMBERLAIN, Dentist
Reception Parlor, and operating rooms, correr