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Eureka Mining and Srnel,ir, ' ras',
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ALIAS SUMMONS.

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Puhlie Notice.

Eureka, March 81. 70
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dated Mining ,onliant Of lacor ., u'
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-15

There is now little doubt but that the
popularity of Ex-Governor Walker, assisted
by the discussions of the Radicals, will
rescue the Third congressional! district of
Virginia (the Richmond district) from Radi-
cal control, and give the South representa-
tive in the Forty.fourth Congress who has
shown himself quite as competent as any
other man ia the South to grapple success
fully with the difficulties which have beset
it since the war. Governor Walker. mas
much as he was wholly unknown to the
people of Virginia when he was nominated
by their leaders for Governor of the State in
1869, was ia one sense political accident; but
he was certainly the luckiest accident that
ever befell Virginia. The growing zeal with
which they worked for his election as the
campaign advanced was only equalled by
the fidelity and ability which he displayed
in administering the affairs Of the State and
the manly boldness wherewith he main.
tanned its dignity. Governor Walker is too
consistent Democrat, too honest man,
and, Withai, too formidable an adversary, to
be acceptable to the Grant clique at Wash
ington, and strong effort will be made to
defeat him by one means or another. But
under bis leadership the Conservative masses
of Richmond and the Third district are com.
pactly united, and the opponent who beats
him must be something Of prodigy.-Ne.t
York World.
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The Elections.

g The day OF judgment Is either mere % no'
Tar of. Ohio has given ten to- fifteen thou.
and against the Republicans, and there are
encouraging accounts from Indiana, Inc
general accouots from the Northwest are not
at All discouraging. When we see tna'
.trnly good man y Deacon satrH, OF tne
.cincinnati Gazette, cry oct in agony against
general cissednoss !" in the elections you
mar be sure that some good has come : some
blessings to humanity have come from Tue
source Of benifcenee! .e,,
Now let us grid up our loins Tor nooie
Struggle. North Carolina and Georgia nave
90, ms a fine example. Ohio and the North
west have bid US be OF good cheer; and il
old Virginia does not answer back with q
victory for the right worthy of her name
then she cannot look for sharesof the bless
ings won by the brave and the true. ..t
The victory in Ohio revires the hope 70.
better things. Only think, If we could have
honest and true representative government
once more, with the revival and reestablish-
ment of the true Federatiye Government Of
onr fathers, we should bow before The altar
OF ali virtue and goodness and pour cut our
souls in gratitude 10 the God OF the Ma
tons.
Let us hope that the good news is to con-
fipup.
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The Third Term.

For the purpose Of estimating the exact
value of the thrdterm discussion that now
peryados the country, aud has really become
an absorbing issue in our politics, the New
York Herald, through its correspondents and
reporters, endcaVored to ascertain the opinion
of every member Of tue Government upon
the proposition to nominate General GRANT
for 4 third term. ~
1t reports the Virginia congressman as
follows: t...--, s.... a. atsa. j ri
Johnston, senator, Virginia, Democrat, is
opposed to third term under all circum-
stances, and against the denomination OF
Grant and bis reelection: Hopes that Thur
map, or Hendricks of Indiana, may be the
next presidential candidate on the Demo-
cratic tiiket. t9H
Lewis, senator, Virginia. Republican, hos
no settled opinion for or against a; third
term, Tor there might be such an emergency
AZ would make Grant more desirable than
civilian il 1916. Could not be any question
about his supporting him If he was nomi-
mated. ~! L..
Bowen, Reese T., Virginia, Democrat. /
am quite sure the people would be in favor
of the aspirants for the office in the White
House. =.
Hunton, Eppa, Virginia, Democrat. The
people of Virginia are Internationally OPP
posed to q third term.
Harris, John T., Yirginia, Democrat. We
know enough of the workings of Grants
administration in Virginia to oppose q third
term, independent Of the example of parti-
sans in times past.
Piatt, J. H., Norfolk, Va, Republican, be-
lieyes in not restricting the will of the peo-
Die, and would follow the lead OF the party
for a third term and for denomination if it
was thought expedient.
Smith, j. Amber, Virginia, Republican.
Decidedly against third term. Would
work against q denomination and against
him if renominated. sss
Sener, James B., Virginia, Republican,
is in favor Of third term for Grant if the
party desires it, and is sure the people of
Virginia would give him almost undivided
support. 49,. /.
Stowell, W. Fl. H., Virginia. Republican,
SAYS he would not vote against Grant if re-
dominated. ....s
Thomas, C. Y, Virginia, Republican, can
say uneuuiyocally that he will support
Grant If renominated.
Whitehead, Thomas, Virgins, Democrat.
If the New England States attempt to press
a candidate on their own peculiar notions he
would rather have Grant forty.four times
than Yankee miSer.
The result, 10 words, is thus announced by
the Herald: "The South Favors the Third
Term-The East Opposes 1.-THE Westand
Middle States Divided"
And in figures as follows
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"sKuLpUGeERYn isa new word, coined By
the Chicago Times. we suppose it means
trickery, fraud, deception-one or all. The
Times applies it to the strategy Of the old con-
tractors in Connecticut for making post-otlice
stamps in trying to make it appear that the
new contractors cannot equal the old in the
art of making stamps. # skulduggery excelS
in stealing stamps also, he must be at this
time member Of the Chattanooga ConVen-
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n Emily g.

ia & = stnily lars.
Tfe Radicaf kichmond uar,ads q yestar-
dasds wroth Because Senate LEa q and tEe
8 Bps congrssshan are helping to dslsas
.PIarr. The custom. house organ also taxes
sshptat Messrs By way Of retaliation 4
asserts that Senator Lsw1s's Republicantsn1
has amounted to providing for bis relatives
thus. One. brother, 0 Minister to. Portugal;
another, United States District Attorney; dtaa
SOP, Assistant District Attorney adding IAN
so on y but; the Journal does nosgiYeus the
names that are covered BY I" and 50 on"
With regard to MosBY, the Journal says
g No Republican ever respected him t 10 the
least. He got. a dozen or so of votes for
GRANT in 1872, and for this service ne has
hada few Democratic clerks appointed at
washington. That is all. And that IS the he
end Of ,MosBy:Y ,1
These complimentary sayings about these
distinguished gentlemen the ifate Jour
nal finishes off by saying that LEWIS, SMITH IT
and MosBY have only cut down the Republl-
can vote in Virginia, and that " SMITH has
been Kicked out Of the Republican party. !"
These be lively compliments; they Cheer
up Republicanism. The Journal is SO gay
and game. ~ s
And vet Senator LEWIS has been nomina.
ted for Congress in the Rockingham district.
He would better, when bis term Is ended,
return quietly to Virginia. He should save
his neighbors from giving him political
drubbipg next month. That is not the best
welcome home.
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There is much "cussiDg" among the dis
ciples of mammon about the result in Ohio.
The high-chHychme Of that communion
dwell in New York. With them "infla.
tion |" is on the rampage and running the
country. The triumph of the Western
and honest men generally is death
to gold gamblers and money rings. The
thief breads an honest Jury.
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The New York Republic, the special organ
Of extreIle Radicals, thus heads its last
sout bern kilograms:
"The South-Desperate Display of Dis
loyalty by the White Leaguers-Rebel Con-
centrating in Force and Equipped with Ar
tilery-The Troops Prepared for All Con-
tingencies."
Truly desperate, indeed but what con-
ISOLATION it is to know sthe troops prepared
for all contingencies" Tue country's safe
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The Mode Of Mans immortality; or, 1he
When, Where, and Hon Of the Future
Life. By Rev. T. \. GOODWIN, A.. n.
author of the "Perfect Man, and late
editor Of the "Indana Christian AdVo'
cate" New York: j. B. FORD d 20.
We have copy Of this book from WEST.
& Co.'s, where it is for sale.
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CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATION. = Sdttnton,
Va, October 13.-The Republicans of this
district, in convention at Harrisonburg, to-
day nominated United States Senator Lewis
for Congress by acclamation.
mo chance for him. Harris is the best
representative from Virginia, and can't be
beaten, though he is a little afraid of the
country newspapers
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The grand high Secretary of State of Mis-
sissippi-" Mr.. HILL (coloreO"-moved in
the Chattanooga Convention an endorsement
Of The civil.rigbts bill. The brute shook its
head with q dissentient spasm, as does the
learned hog. The ciyil.rights bill was not a
part of the programme sent out from Wash
ington. Hills resolution was sent to the
committee 10 be ground over.
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CoRREcrIoa.-Mr, V. T. GENTRY is 6 ext.
Manager First Division Southern and Allan.
bic Telegraph Company at Gordonsyille,
and not q messenger, as we stated when we.
announced that iie had been accidentally
shot. he Is rapidly improving,
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HEADQUARTERS KEMPER kkHPAtGE KLrB,
lRI61I1EoHH. VA. October IA. l6z4...l

~ HEADQUARTERS KEMPER kkHPA1GE hl,lLIEb,E
a1.sR1clzaioagy-NA--Qcso -,
,ir Tssrs and has selected as lbs Tfctim DAVID Ut.
SoHpEE fhis visitation OF Providence we ea ngst
shsf e;nr SO faithful and so earnest In the
conservative Cause, shou1d be takenfrom us IN tie
hour when his.psefniness would nave peen go Wei
lions nor Of obtrusi7e disposition, but there was
work to be done e WAS certainly ana lnvaTla9 ID
with MS and for us. so 1t was In the general rela
lions OF his lite Good, Tue.and brave he deserves
our most sincere esteem, and his memory snouia
ever remain dear to Use We offer the folio owing
Resolued That We feel dee ply the loss Of our
deariy-beloyed brother David s. Cordle, VINO mas
ever proved himself faithful and earnest WORKER
in the Conservative cause and the interests OF this
Club ,,.,-=-.,,y ..,,s AZ,
Reso.ved further That this Club win attend the
fnneraI Of their deceased brother In u body, and
that they will The usual badge Of mourning FOE
thirty days. y,,,,s,.. &,
the Richmond ID isp1tch and :El1qufrsT, and that
COPY be forwarded to the family Of the deceased.
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The Third Term.

The New York Herald gives the public
another proof OF its extraordinary enter
Prise, in stating the atti;ude'of every con-
gress man with regard to the question of the
third term. The opinions Of each member
of the Senate and House of Representatives
ere briefly given as the gist of speeches and
letters gathered by the Herald. These cover
eight columns Of the paper, to which is ap-
pended in another column tabular State
mcut showing the numbers for and against
third term, and those ron-committal !"
urder the head of I" Trimmers." But the
Herald classes the : Trimmers," in summing
up, with those in favor of third term. We
gather from this summary as follows:
+ = For. against. Trimmers
saa.e of Representatives ~ III 165
i02 l4s ls6
Counting the Trimmers and Third-Tern-
ers together, the table stands
Third-Tcrmers and Trmmers.. 22S
Asiins! the third term
Majority for the third term...... go
The Trimmers are on the GRANT platform.
They will, like the President, 80 the third
term if the country be ready for it; but will
easily join the safe side when they find /" the
way the wind blows" Just so with Gene
raj GRANT. Things are shaping themselves,
and General GRANT does lot mean at this
time, any more than one of the :: Trimmers,' y
to interrupt them. The organ of the Ad'
ministration reflects, truly his view of the
matter 10 saying that it is far too early to dis
cuss the question. There are two years yet
to sleep upon it. ':Jnst So"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-15

y . BuTIER's borough Is good. til what
the Boston Adrertiaer calls the district that
elects Linn 10 Congress.
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The yagabond Chattanooga Convention
had better adjourn. Ohio has played the
" Rogns's March, s. s,. s'.iS aa 5,.5
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THE CHAMELEON COAL COMPANY
II So ~ OF WEST VIRGINIA.,
Is now prepared 10 mine and ship
SPLlNT COAL
from their No. 5 seam.
q This coal IL unsurpassed for fuel and sseam pu..
poses, and for iron manufacture has no equal. By
analysis IL contains no phosphorus ard almost no
sulphur, and requires no eoking.
gJsSg Nh, G ERVAS STORRs, .u.1.
N0..1324 CAGY STREET,
;4 t.- II -, RICHdoSp Va,
has been appointed agent for Che sale Of IBIS coal
and will receive orders for delivery at the mines or
at Richmond. j. TATGALL LEA,
z! ~ 2S-3m htr' = es' sa Treasurer.
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CaoCKEnY AsD aLAsswAaE.

IN B. TAYLOR, DIRECT IMPORTER
He AND DEALERIN FINE FRENCH CHINA,
decorated plain white fine Freseh and Bohemian
TABLE GLASSWARE, English iyory-handled
TABLE CUTLERY. finest triple. plated TEA
SETS, ICE-WATER PlTGHERS, TEA TRAYS,
sGORLETS, &C., and large variety or FANCY
.ART.ULES. Also, GRANITE and COMMON.
WAi.ES. Japanned and plain Tin WARE;s ,,ad
4 IARGE STOCK Gust received direct from .ht
factories AT PRICES LOWER THAN EVER. 800 n
respectfully invite all who may ncef goods II
Chasing e. ID, TAYLOR 3
No. lo1 j Mainstreet, opposita puat.oihee,
s.5fft ~ q (. 49, Wholesale aud Retail.
), 2; GARDozo and 3, ALsorl SPECIAL partners,
seg4.3m = - : - sASisi
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aET 5sAf
MEETINGS.

HEADQUARTERS KEMPER. KAsfPAIe:N kLUB,}
- -. N RICHMOND, October 8, 1874.
THE ACTIVE AND CONTRIBUTING
Il members of this Klub are requested 70 mGsl "a
fThursday) MORNING at 0 O'Clock, TO pay meir
last tribute OF respect to our rdt ceased protner
DAVID y. CoRDLE. BY 9rdsT q i pnees SIttIy
~ ~ 1s"1ti Secreiary
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\ a.s;y- IRISH aud SILK }P0PLINS-- Eall
stssdes- -at'75c. gud sd at sYELE BK0THERs'.
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XTIRGLNIA LODGE, No. 2, K. OF so
Y .P.-The members are requested 70 ET%A
meet ut Pythian Castle Hall on THURs R1I
DAY. 5ih Instant, at w O'Clock a. M. kSSs%J
Of respect 10 their deceased brother, u. :. Na,
CoRpLE. Members of sister Lodges are 1raternaii!
'nVlsea' by ofuei - '"' 81. E. DOWNING.
-, 1a.o,* .s'e X. of Il. and s.
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NE STAPLE GOODS,

M" STAPLE GOODS,
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS,
III .s' BLANKETS, FLANNELS, &C.
II. R. PRICE & co. have opened
BED BLANKETS, FLAENELs,
CoUSTERPANEs, QUILTS,
CoLoRED QUILTS, CoMFoRTABLEs,
SHEETINGs, TowELISGs, CRASHES,
NAPKINS, TABLE DAMAsK, WATERPROOF.
In BLEACHED CoTToNs: Androscoggin, Au-
burn, Fruit Of the Loom, Dwight, and Rochdale
Will be sold at 12hc.; Wamsutta and New York
Mills for 16S and lie, net cash prices.
$3.50 #. Il. PRICE 6 co.
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OFFICE OF GERvAS STORES, !
80 AGENT CHAMELEON COAL COMPANY,
~ > - II tIE0.tl324 CARY STREET.
RICHMOND, October Ii, Is74.j

RICHMOND, October Ii, Is74J
r AM NOW PREPARED to forward or.
L ders 10 Canneiton, West Virginia. for quaint.
ties of one car and upwards of our 40. s :eanl
BLOCK COAL.EaI 1t Is unsurpassed for CRATES,
coal on this market. For price per Ton Of 2,2l0
pounds per car, delivered Ut Chesapeake aud Ohio
depot, apply to p 80 ~ GERYAS STORES,
f7flst{ Agent Cannelton Coal Company,
lfE...fr. ....a..s.. 1924 Cary street.
Parties buying cur can make arrangements Win
Messrs. STORRS 4 co. to haul ON reasonable
terms, Toe l6l r.-. .GEkVAS SIORR,.
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N.Y. G9LoRED SILKS, for DRESSES
and from OLE b y. ~ 2.
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POLITICAL.

a Ii THE REP PUBLICAN. PRESI-
N DENTS OF THE DIFFERENT WARD
CT UBS OF both factions are respectfully invited 10
IN Get TO- MIG He atj7A O'Clock at Newman store,
GEORGE DIXON,
oc 15-1tx r..,t1 Congressional District Ilnb
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MILITARY NOTICES.

cPECIAL ORDER No. 19.-HEAD- B
y QUARTERS "Fn COMPANY, OCTOBER 81
Is, lSY4.-ATTENTI0N IF" COMPASf:-M
drill in uniform, with -faugRe caps, arms, and ac-
coutrements. on Bank street IN front Of the
prolnpiIy. A full attendance Is required. MEM
bers Of other companies who have been elected for
the Washington trip must also attend, otherwise
their names will be stricken from the lSt. by
'. oc l5.2is X. Ii. GILLIAN, o. s.
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Didn't the third term have something to
do with the Ohio elections?
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SPECIAL H0TzCkgs

. & h1zsYCLE BBOTsff ERS hsYe just re-.
eaiv7sef fiiesr seS5ld SUNNY az FALL WINTER
and cai5 the asieGsson OF their frienda go
fl,onbiic aGnerai7y TO tine they ONCE.
}ais sf;Jk AZ s, full ard well assorted and the
tJrices are 90 low shat they can suit ybody 10
iced or DRY GOODS oc ~ Il
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.DEACH, APPLE, PEAR. PINEAPPLE
i and DUNDEE MARMALADES at.
s oe PIZZINI'S, 807 Broad street
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] BpEClAa. .NOT'lCEs.


aPEgIA.s..IEDT sI:s.
ME- BaEEDEH q Foxy u
8ws srl AND RETAIL DEAL IsHs IN
s. = dry GOODS, y
will from this dste occupy Che 81 IS
81 ! - sNEW WAgER0 0ts s ss
BROAD snd FIF.rH STREETS
They would also nnnounts thas fhey VIE dur1ns
the present week, plsce on exhibition
ssF LARGE ADDITIONS
TO tlissr .grssens
ExTEEsIvE AssoE TMENT 81
fyraii tIepasfHienss. ~. Il q 2afoc lZ~lWA
r--e---.----------- ------s-------..-
aT RIBBoNsI RIBBONS! RIBBONS!
Elegant SASH RIBBoE sdn plafueolsrs, platds,
and stripes frosa5 soc ITO clipper yard worth %
per cent. more; = S : q
BLACK SASH RIBBONS aseo, 75c., dA worth
75c,. 81, and s1.25f
GRos-GRA1N RIBBONS IN ail widths ana eo'of'
at2s per cent below regular prices; " IT. s.
large assortment Of sEcE scARFs for ladfes'
gentlemen. aud children. Of The latest styles
very much below regular pr',es.
The above embraces the largest and oest-assortea
stock Of RIBBONS and iscARFs ever offered, in
,h,s c,ty. and the prices are astonIsh7agsY low.
$3.50 49,, 49,. LEVY BgOTHERs.
10000 wards HAMBURGER EDGISSs and IN
SETTINGS at ! &c. per yars', all worth 2scsgfits
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4 DMINISTRATOR'Ss NOTfCE.-Debt'
"a eTs and creditors Of tine late Captain VIII
LIAM BURK Wit please call onrne at sn.s ror ~, az
tIemeHt.r 3 Eis j. L.. APPtRSOS
j. oc 2-10t Administrator with the viii anneIc,d
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Strawberries, Damsons,
Raspberries, Cages
Pineapples, q, Figs,
Crab Apples, Peaches,
Blackberries, Pears, and Canton Ginger,
hacked i'm quart lars containing three pounds each
for sale at the usual price OF preserves when fruit
I &c S07 Broad street. =
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: ExTEssIvE ASSORTMENT 4.
If an departments y q AZNI"4
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Counting the Trimmers and Third-Terr

Thrd-Tcrmers and Trimmers. 22S
ASiins! the third term