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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-04-16
DHYsICIANs AND DRUGGIsTs

prominent New YORK physician lstsly eom
plained TO LUNDAs DICK about his ssNBsLwo0h
OIL pAPFuLEs. stating that sometimes thy Il d
miraeuiously, but that patient Of his bad taken
them for some time without effect. On being IN
formed tbatseVersl limitations were made aud sold,
he inquired aud found that his patient hal been
taking capsules sold in bottles, aud not DCADAL
DICK q cos,
What happened To thi. physician may have hap.
pened TO others and DUNDAs DICK A CD. take this
method Of protecting physicians, druggists and
themselves, and preventing OIL Of sandaiwood rom
coming into disrepute
Physicians who once prescribe the Chpsules viii
continue TO 90, for the contain they Pure OIL In
the beet and cheapest form.
DUNDAs DICK co. uss more OIL Of Sandal.
wood In the manufacture ~ their Cspsulss
than ell the wholesale and retail drugqists ard
psrfHmsrs Ia the United rtatss combined and this
" the reason why tie Pure OH II sold
cheaper in their Capsules than in any otnsr
form.
on or s.aDALwooD Is fast supersedinr every
ether remedy, sixty Capsules only being required
% insure safe ana certain cure In tis OF eight
days Paom other msiGine can this resui. b.
had.
Dicks soft capsules solve the problem long con-
sdersd by mrny eminent physieians, o. how to avoid
the nausea and disRuet experienced In swallowing
shieh are well Known 10 dstract from " not aesIrgy
the good effects Of many valuable remedies.
soft Capsules pot W Ia Dbfotl ans nsht b0Nss
thirty 10 each, ard the only capsules prescribed
By physeisns.
Sw-Th-se were the only Capsules adj
mitted "a tie last pafi- Exposition.
Send for Circular 20 30 Wooster street, y. v.
Fold ~ all Drug Stores.
General Agehcy. no Kesde street Els'1
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-04-16
low A VOTER.
Charity.

rh;nk gently of the erring!
Ne know not what the power
witb which the dark temptation came
T., some unguarded hour.
Va mac not know how earnestly
mhey struggled, or how well,
Intil the hour of darkness came,
and sadly thus they fell.
peal gently with the erring!
OH do not then forget,
Hovever darkly stained by sin,
He is thy brother yet.
Heir of tile self same heritage
child OF the self same God!
He hath stumbled i'm the path
Thou hast in weakness trod!
Speak gently to the erring
For il il not enough
That peace and Innocence are gone,
Without your censure rough?
II sure must be a weary lot,
That sif-cursed heart to bear,
And they who share happier fate,
Their chidings well may spare.
Speak kindly to the erring!
Thou yet may'st lead them back
With holy words and tones of love,
From misery's thorny track.
Forget not thou hast often sinned,
And sinful yet may be /;
Deal gently with the erring one,
AS God has dealt with thee.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-04-16

For several months past a disease
similar to spotted fever has been
affecting the people Of Audubon, Cass,
Adair and Guthrie counties.
The wholesale liquor sellers in
Davenport are moving their stock
across the river into Illinois, ard
seeking new locations for their busi-
ness.
The Council Bluffs Common Coun-
Gil assess ice in store at 81 a ton, and
tax telegraph lines in the city at SO
per mile and SO cents per pole.
Whata new world we should live in
If we would only allow every kind
thought that comes 10 lie to blossom
into words and deeds.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-04-16
Knoxville Academy.

The present yearly session Of this Institution
opened Sept. sth, 1878.
The Aeademical year divided into four terms
OF ten weeks each. Tuition payable in advance,
eept by special contract Tuition for common
branches, 50 per term. Por higher branches. 81 SO
per term Special care taken In the preparation Of
teachers fer their profe .Sion
A Good Literary society
has been organized. of which students may become
members II they wish. Also, we'll selected library
is accessible 10 all students who may desire IL at
very small expense.
penmansbip and Bookkeeping In al its branches
taught by CIV. jolly.
The drawing department will be conducted by Mrs.
" Y. Kline.
peueiling, Monochromatie and Water colors, each
81 per month.
oil Paintng IS 50 per month.
Instrumental music taught by Miss Kate Miner,
WHO'S thoroughly prepared for her work. The Priu-
cipsl, thankful for past fsvnrs would respectfully
solicit the patronage Of all who desire thorouhg
drill in any of the hxancbes constituting academ
ic or q collegiate coure.
IT, w. A. MCKEE, A. III.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-04-16

f you aee srfa--:ng from a2y
CHRONIC DISEASE,


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those bf%ssse- vi file ssxfp. lf3ssisf.- SDr
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u the hycs. White swell. tasgs, Ise@sN
lsta sores or aiiy Mid " liUrgor rapiAi3
wind and disappear u4ider hs influence.
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fercEfiGI OF other tsosFefys raaii cAfet
FOR Sy YsiEiiis. or ~ osssfsfse tasEt
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IA. Sola o.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-04-16

our goods are all bought for net cash, and
will be sold at the lowest cash prices.
Cutting done free where we sell the goods
West Side Of the Square. (27ly.E
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Summary.

A New York dispatch says that the report
of the death of Carl Formes is untrue.
A reliable special says that the Madrid
Government has sent live million dotars
for distribution among the Carllst chiefs to
close the war.
Five passengers aud eight of the crew
were killed by the City of Brooklyn eXplo-
sion. Names unobtainabe; the stewards
hooks went down with the wreck. Some OF
the dozen Injured say that the Brooklyn was
racing with the Cuba. No bodies have been
recovered. zoa.t
A St. Louis dispatch announces the death
of the mother of Senator John a. Logan.
Major Stokes, of Fredericksburg, VINO nus
been seriously i'll for ten days, went TO MIS-
sisSipDi last night.
PRINCE Charles Bonaparte has been electea
president of the Corsican Councll'Uenera'.
A Buenos. .Ayres dispatch says that ths
rebels are still camped outside Of the city.
Both parties are afraid. \ cOlonel VIII ooo
men has deserted to the rebels. 49,.
A Philadelphia telegram announces Ine T
death OF Commodore William lnman. hs
entered the service in 1872.
President Grant was expected 10 return u
Washington last night.
The Episcopal Congress has made an orue'
sending delegates to the Canadian froVlnc'a
Synod. Five hundred laymen petition
agsinss restraint upon the ritua! as 1t nov
exists.
A Little Rock dispatch announces th
death OF Ex-Governor Harris Flanagan.
Adyices from Argentine represent tn
| condilion of affairs as gloomy. The Gov
ernment troops were joining the insurgens
in great numbers.
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Persecution i'm Alabama.

MoB1Lr. October 23.-Duriug the trial of
Colonel Wetmore, one OF the Sumter county
prisoners. before United States Commits
sloner Gillette, a United States detective,
Chief prosecutor and witness for the Gov
ernUent, was instantly recognized by ad.
mral Raphael Semmes, who was present ut
the trial, az one OF his crew of tbe Confede-
rate States steamer Sumter. Hester. the man
referred to, came forward and at once
confessed the Admiral's recognition by
Offering his hand. Hester was ap-
pointed master mate by he Admiral,
and at Gibraltar, while a midsbipman was
temporarily in charge of the steamer, this
man Hester committed what the Admiral
characterizes most foul and brutal murder.
He shot and killed a mess-mate who lay in
bis bunk, it is supposed, asleep. In the trial
to-day it was developed fact that subj enas
for witnesses were issued by Commissioner
Gillette, of Mobile, September 80 more
than two weeks tefore the alleged offence
was committed,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-24
Conservative Rally at Mafoaca,
1special telegram to the Dispatcb.]

Especial telegram to the Dspatcb.]
PETERSBURG, Va, October 23.-Tbere was
a great outpouring of the Chesterfield Con-
seryatiyes this afternoon at Matoaca ON the
occasion of the barbecue and political speak.
inp. Governor Walker, accompanied By W.
W. Berry, W. S. Gilman, W. F. G. Gregory,
and other gentlemen, reported promptly,
and the speeches of the orators of the occa'
sion were received with great enthusiasm
By the crowd in attendance.
At night tremendous gathering OF the
people, among whom were many ladies and
citizens Of Petersburg, assembled at EttrlcSs.
a fine band of music was provided, and the
nla,torm erected for the occasion, and the
grounds adjoining, were hung with lamps.
=. s. Gregory, of Petersburg, opened the
hall and was followed by Ex-Governor
walker, MIR. Berry, Mr.. Gilman, and Major
VIC. Gregory. Great enthusiasm was
excited. and the assurance was given thal
tte nreeinct would not poll single Radicai
voia The Governor and his party returned
10 the CITY tonight, and leave for Richmond
IN the morning.
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POLICE CoURT, YEsTERDAY-Just Joseph
j. White presid,ng.-The case of A. Good
man, charged by Joseph NJ. Humphreys with
having committed perjury, was continued
until to-day.
Martha S: Brown, deaf and dumb young
coIored yargraut, was sent to Jail for ninety
days.
Robert Davis, colored vagrant, was COM
rnitted to Jail in default Of $50 surety.
John Hanck, charged with an assault upon
Thomas S. Thornton, was discharged upon
payment of costs.
Fines were imposed upon the following
colored persons Ellen Gray, $2 for being
drunk: Robert Brown, 81 for disorderly
conduct in the street; James W. Warren, S2
for asssul'ipg Robert Brown.
Joseph Phelps, drunken (white) salior'
was fined %.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-24

SoArING TUE CITY.-Mr. Frank D. Hat
heid has wel.nigh perfumed the entire city
with his new sterling soap for the laundry
tie is Colgate Il Co.'s agent. He came TO
Rfchmond last winter and soaped eyery
member of the General Assembly. He has
come again this season, and is now paying
his compliments to everybody in the city.
What sanitarian =! He ought to be u mem
ber of the Board Of Health. Mr.. Hatfield is
public benetactor as well as good adyer-
ti>er. He pays flying call to every house.
hold, but the good effects of his visit can be
seen for months after he has gone.
The new sterling soap is made for the
southern market, and il is said to contain no
unhealthful ingredient, or in its use ipiu-
rious to clothes. But all this will be found
out when it is tried by the Richmond house
keepers.
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Episcopal. Genera, Convention.

NEW YORK. October 23.--The Episcopal
Convention Committee on Canons have re-
ported, recommending the adoption of the
following:
Resolced Ghe House of Bishops concur
ring), That the following additional section
be added to canon 90, title !, of the Use of
the book of Common Prayer, section 2 ::
lfany bishop have reason TO believe, or if
compllint be made to him in writing by two
or more Of his presbyters, that ceremonies
or practices during the celebration of the
Holy Communion. not ordered or author
lied in the book OF Common Prayer, aud
setting forth O: symb0liZing erroneous or
doubtful doctrines, have been introduced
into the parish within his jurisdiction, and,
as examples, the following are declared to be
considered as such: A. Use Of incense; B
Placing, or carrying, or retaining Il 'crucltX
| IN any part OF the place OF public worship !:
G. Elevation of the elements in the Holy
Communion in such manner rs 10 EXPOSE
| them TO the view Of the people rs objects
toward which alteration is TO be made /;
ID. Any act Of alteration of or towards
the elements Of the Holy Communion, such
as bowing>, prostrations, genulltXions, and
all such like acts not authorized or allowed by
he rubricS of the book of Common Pray er-
it shall be the duty OF such bishop to SUM-
mon the standing committee as his counsel
of advice, and with them to investigate the
matter"
The resolution further provides that in
clse the investigation proves that such doubt
ful doctrines have been symbolized, the
bishop shall sdmonish the minister of the
parish to discontinue them. and should such
admouition be disregarded it shall be tho
duty of the standing committee 10 cause him
TO be tried for 4 breach Of his ordlnatOn
VOW. The report was made the special
order for Monday.
A message from the House Of Bishops in.
formed the House CT Deputies that it had
constituted Japan separate missionary dis
tricT, and appointed as bishop of that district
Chauucey ". Williams, with the title OF
Missionary Bishop of Jeddo; and had also
constituted China Il separate missionary dis.
trict, designating as missionary bishop
thereof William Ii. Orrck, rector of Christ
Church cathedral at Reading, Pa, with the
title Of Missionary Bishop OF Shanghai.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-24

DEPARTURE OF TBg WAsHINGToN ODD.FEr.-
Lows.-1 yesterday morning the visiting Odd.
Fellows from Washington, provided with
carriages and accompanied by Richmond
members of the Order. made tour of in
spection of the city, taking in the granite
works on the south side of the river. Church
Hill. Hollywood, Libby Prison, and other
points Of interest in the city. Returning to
Ford's Hotel, the inner man was refreshed,
and the visitors, after spending short time
chatting with their friends, proceeded to
the Union der6t, where they took the cars
for Washington, having won many friends
here, and carrying with them the good
wishes and kind feelings Of all with whom
they came in contact during their stay.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-24

Tbs POLITICAL MEETING IL New kEST.-
The Radicals and negroes expected that Platt
would address them at New Kent Court
house on Thursday, and they turned out
with banners and in goodly numbers to re-
ceive them. He bad promised to be on
hand and have joint discussion with the
Hon. Mr.. Goode. But he gave it out and
sent Colonel Popham to represent him. Pop
ham did the best be could under the circum.
stances. but the negroes were disgusted be-
cause Plat seemed afraid to meet Mr.. Goode,
and many of them declared openly that they
would not vote for him. Colonel Goode
made telling speech. which was received
with great enthusiasm. He begged the
Radicals to "trot out Platt and let him speak
his piece" but he did not come to time.
The Conservatives in New Kent and this
city are jubilant, and ieel assured Of victory
if all the good people of Mir. Goodies dis
trict will turn out on the Sd and vote the
white mans ticket.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-24
MASCHE HEsIER NEWS.

CHESTERFIELD CIRcUIT C0URT.-Notnihs
Of general importance transpireu 10 'h.s us
court yesterday, save an order lnaue Wy
Judge Weisiger instructing the clerk OF Tue
court to keep rule-docket. IL appeared ..;, ~
his Honor during the discussion OF ciViI
case by counsel o. few days since that tne.e
was no rlle.dOcket kept as required oy a"'
nor had there been any since 1ooo hen.u ,'i
this action. The court aoJoufheu un'i.
Tuesday.
CONSTABLE AppolNrEp.-Judge Clopton, oi
the Hustings Court, yesterday appointed >.
M. Graves High Constable Usce ID. h. Cary
who failed to give a new bond.
MAYORS CouRr.--In this court yesterday
the following business vas alansac.uu a,,St
Squire Jones (negro), charged villa assaui''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-24

Tns Ex.CApETs of the Virginia Military In
stitute are requested to canvass their imme-
diate neghborhoods and ascertain how many
of the cadets can be accommodated with
meals and lodgings, or with meals only,
during their stay in the city. They will re-
port st the Office of the Virginia Home In
surance Company this evening at Of O'Clock,
when General Smith will be present and
give further advice.
A general meeting of. ex-Cadets is re-
nnested at the time and place above.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-24
Baltimore Races.

BALTIMORE, October 90 -Vandalite won
the Breckinridge stake. Time. .3:35. Bri-
gand second, Hooper third. Kadi won the
second race by neck. Time, 2:l1!. Bowie
stakes, four-nile heats. Preakness was the
fayorile in the pools, but did not start. Bes.
sic Lee won the first. Time, 1888. Jack
Frost won the second. Time, al. jack
Frost won the third, and the race. Time,
S.11
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-24
England.

LONDON, October 23.-The london news
papers unite in demanding that exemplary
vengeance be visited upon Mana Sahib.
The double-hull steamship Caslillia, built
to overcome the effects OF the rough seL Of
the English channel, and intended to ply
between Dover and Calais. has made trial
trip from Ramsgate to Calais. She proved
to be most comfortable boat, neither roll.
inc nor DitchinW
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-24
BY TELEGRAPH.
Fate Weather Report.

Especial telegram to the Disnaich.l
WASHINGTON, October 24-1 A. Al.
For the Middle States high, but de.
creasing pressure, easterly and southeastern
winds, stationary temperature, and cloudy
weather, with occasional rain in Virginia.
Associated Press telegram.1
WASHINGTON, October 23-7 A. M-For
the Gulf and South Atlantic States and Ten
nessee, falling barometer, southerly winds,
rising temperature, cloudy weather, and oc-
casional rain.
For the Middle and Eastern States, slowly
falling barometer, northeast to southeast
winds, warmer and partly cloudy weather,
with possibly rain in Virginia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-24

DISCHARGES By JUSTICES OF THE PEAcE.-
The Chief Of Police has issued all order to
officers in charge Of station-houses directing
them not to recognize any discharge from
justice Of the peace unless such Justice be at
the time acting police justice, except in cases
OF misdemeanor, where the complainant has
remedy by civil action.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-24
v,HE DISPATCH PRINTING HOUSE

THE DISPATCH PRINTING HOUSE,
l. In its extent and equipment, Is unequalled by
auy printing establishment In the SouIh Has large
and ample facilities for doing ALL KINDS OF JOB
WORK.
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF PRINTING
nromntly and neatly executed ana at low prices.
E(NJtp WORK, GOOD MATEkIAL, AND SATIS-
FACTION GU UAKANrEED. Look Ut some or our
prices:
BUSINESS CARDS :2 to S5 per 1000.
VISITING CARDS soc. to fl for so.
LETTER HEADS "a to So rs per ream..
BILL. HEADS 81 TO 81 per rean
CIRCULARS $3.50 TO "a per 1,0OO.
HASpBILLs 81 TO s3 per 100.
CORRESPONDING low prices for other kinds OF
work.
RAILROAD and STEAMBOAT WORK spe-
,ai,v he fact that we have for the past twenty
i've gears been doing the most or ibis class OF ~orx
is evidence lha. we are prepared 10 10 IL pfompuy
and satisfactorily.
we narticularly invite attention TO the beautllul
.,I nseful TRANSFER INKS that we are NOW
nSSng Ihey have been but recently inirouacsu;;
hnr ere already extensively used by lair9aa ano
-. NH nat companies. hanks, merchants ahd DINERS.
We are now furnishing these Inks IN ALL co,
1ons and of quality that can be copied any iene,n
nS time after being printed. Iney VIII copy cetts
ond dstinctly III the ordinary letter-press oSon:
al Orders respectfully solicited, ana sassl o
given In prices and work.. 90
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-24

UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RICHMOND PosT-OFFICE OCTOBER %. 1874
To the Clerk of the County Court, Princess
Anne Courthouse, Va; Mr. William d.
Scott, Oregon Hill, Richmond; Mr.. NJ.
Thomas Watson, in the care OF Captain
Cook; J. 2. Winston IL Co., Richmond, Va; !;
Miss kenueday, Gilmor's Mills, Rockoridge
county, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-24

Presentation. John Goode, accom-
panied by Mr. Perkins, of the Norfolk Lana
mark, and w. Harry Burton, OF the Nor
folk Virgintan, passed through the CITY yes
terduy on their way from New hent 70
Southampton county.
II 4. Weisiger, Esq, OF Manchester, was
commissioned q notary public by the ooSer'
nor yesterday.
Mr.. Rush Burgess is confined to his bed
by erysipelas.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-24

WHITE TEETH AND SOUND GUMS" We conf-
Gently recommend to all who need an efficient aud
harmless tooth-powder the elegant preparation OF
MEADE & BAKER known as sAPoNlNE DENrI-
FRIcE"-J G. Wayt & son, Dentists; G. w. Jones,
Dentist; John Mahony, Dentist; K. n. Hudson,
Dentist: George 3. steel, Dentist; Jud. B. WOOD,
Dentist j. Hall Moore, Dentist; ". Leigh Bur-
ton, Dentist
Price. soc q box.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-24
Ay1fTaON SALES THIS DAY.

"A. HUTCHEsoN 6 CO., IL A. M at turner &c, g.
Co.'s stables, horses, mules ana iour-Sea1
buggy.
r. G. MoRRIss, z P. NJ, ready-made ciohins'
watches, clocks, &c.
TAYLOR, 10 A.. 81, mules, horses, &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-24

The CANVASS IN LouIsA.-Governor Gill
bert c. Walker, MeSsrs. w. w. Berry, A.
NJ. Kelley, and L. B..Berkeey will speak at
Hopes, jackson township, Louisa county, on
l.y-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-24

REGISTRARS APPOINTED. james Hanon has
been appointed 4 registrar for the third pre-
cjnct, Jackson Ward, in place of John Ha-
gan, deceased; and MontroSe Angle has
been appointed a judge of election for the Sc
cond precinct, same ward, Ulce D. S. Cor
die deceased,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-24

CONSERVATIVE DEMoNSTRATloN.-The Old
Dominion Club, of Jefferson Ward, is making
extensive preparations for grand Con-
seryatlyc demonstration to take place on
Friday night next
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-24

THE OATES Como OrEKA.-The sale Of
secured seats (at Johnston's) for the charm
Ing entertainments given by Mrs. Oates anC
her comic opera company commenced yes
terday, and already a large NUMBER of ticket;
have been sold. She appears on Monday
night, and will play "Madam Angot:
Child"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-24

WYMAN TIE WlzARD.-The great wizard
and yentriloquist still draws large auniences.
This afternoon at 8 O'Clock ne Wen nave e. .
matinee and another performance to-nlght.; !.
AT the matinee he will give away goiu
watch, besides many useful as well as ofna- .
mental articles and trfnketss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-24

INDICATED RED FLANNEL UNDERSIIrRTs and
DRAWERS, certain cure for rheumatism Pembroke
white drcsS-shiris heavy Mcrino undershirts only
81 each; and a large assortment of ready-nade
clothing and gcntlemens furnishing goods, for sale
low by +. b. srESCE & SON. Merchant Tailors
1 Mir CTR
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-24

THE BRoAD.SrREET MAss-MEETISG.-The
great Conservative maSs-meeting announced
Yesterday will take place on Saturday night,
corner of Third and Broad streets.
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RitI1mond llspatrl,

aNTHE CIRCULATION OF THE DID,
PATCH is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED
OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY.