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ASSESSMENT NOTICES.


Caroline Mining Company.--.Locs-
tion of Principal Place of business, San Fran
cisco, California; location of works, Ely Dis
trict, Lincoln county Nevada.-Notice is hereby
given, that at meeting Of the Directors, held
on the thirtieth day of June, 1874 an ASSESS
ment (No. 81 Of Twenty-Five Cents per share
was levied upon the capital stock of the cor.
poration, payable Immediately, in United States
gold coin, to the Secretary, at his Office, Room
2, No 400 Montgomery street, San Francisco.
California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the sth day of August.
1874 will be delinquent, and advertised for
sale at public auction, and unless payment is
made before, will be sold on the 3Ist day of
August, 1874, to pay the delinquent assess.
ment, together with costs of advertising and
expenses Of sale.
by order of the Directors;
h. H. BROWN, Secretary.
Ofice-Room 2, No. 402 Montgomery street.
San Francisco, California. jyS-td
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tion Of principal place Of business, San Fran
cisco, Cal Location of Works, Ely Mining
District, Lincoln county, Nevada.-Notice is
hereby given that at a meeting of the Board Of
Directors, held on the 23d day of April,
1874, an assessment mo. y of Twenty-Five
Cents per share WAS levied upon the capital
stock OF the corporation, payable Immediately in
office of the Company, No. 426 Montgomery St..
San Francisco, Cal.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the Twenty-ninth day
Of May, 1874, will be delinquent, and adver-
ment is made before will be sold on Thurs
day, the 25th day Of June, 1874, to pay the de-
linquent assessment, together with costs Of sd.
vertising and expenses Of sale.
CT. BALLOON, Secretary.
ofice-426 Montgomery street, San Francisco
California. myl-td
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Newark Silver Mining COmpany--
Location of principal place Of business,
San Francisco, California Location of works,
Ely Mining District, Lincoln county, Ne.
vada.-Notice is hereby given that at meet
ing of the Board of Trustees, held
on the Twentieth day of April, 1874.
an assessment (No. y of Two tS2) Dollars
per share was levied upon the capital stock
Of the Corporation, payable Immediately, in
United States gold coin, to the Secretary at
the Office of the Company, Room No. l, No.
40l California street. San Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the Twenty-ninth
day Of May, 1874, will be delinquent,
and advertised for sale at public auction, and
unless payment is made before, will be sold
ON Friday, the Nineteenth day Of
June, 1874, to pay the delinquent assess
ment, together with costs of advertising and
expenses of sale.
DAVID T. BAGLEY, Secretary.
Ofice-Room No. l, No. 40l California street
San Francisco, California. a2s-td
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During the past Quarter the following
transfer was made:
From the Treasurer's Salary to the
Judges Salary Fund, by order OF the
County Auditor r................... 34s IS
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.


JOB WORK.
Done at the RECORD Office in the best style
known to the art; and must be paid for on de.
livery. unless persons having the work done
have standing accounts with the Office. No de
Walton from this rule.
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Newark Silver Mining Company

Ofice-Room 2, No. 402 Montgomery street.
San Francisco, California jys-td
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W. H HENDERSON, Co. Auditor.
JOHN ROEDER, Co. Treasurer
pioche, Lincoln County, New, July G, 1874.
jyT-lw
, 1874-08-30
EE' REJECT PROTECTION.
Absolute Security.

Tbs above cut represents system Of sprtnknR
perforated pipea In operation upon tho roof Of build
Ing, zhornz how high buidin8s, with AAasard zoafs,
can be p1Aced Anst under Water Ut moments notice.
tho1ebJ making them ABSOLUTELY T1RK-T1ooP. Tho
applies eQu,. sen to tho sds Of bat1di2x, saet
room being fa17,l::. til Etsh sho ftr2rialler1.~
In the eu:x, the ground floor Is pl1csd tho reccsr
{nado Of castroa> tho rad Of which is attached
hose that be thrown into the atcst ready for ttca
fire eas,no to connect with Immediately tho top Of
the receiver series Of valves teounectcd With solid
leather pipes running different parts OF the building,
10 alter forced into receiver
distributed place required upon the roof tho
vol7s marked 'Hoof" is opened. the water b
ncous5 carried into tho "sprnklers." perforated
pipes which placed around :he ard upon tho
roof, protcc: part Of tho With this
heavy zin striking pat Of tho root II tho
time, fro ean HEe no1ueut-
Hoza the engine y working to advantage;
stroke Of piston forcing the water whezc o1u7 gill
Is being utilized. One steamer will keep the roof OF
whols block almost under ra:c where DOW requires
four vc. wit At least oooh OF te wster they throw
Rcing to waste.
Inside of building tho *'spr1nklcrs" arranged
along the ceiling. each having separate vzl1o and
leader Pipe. For the upper soroa, tbs roof.
steam hc engns would be necessary to force tho wacr
them. For the lower stories the natural head Of tho
city water u.cd which brought into tho receiver
by nch pipe connected directly with the street main,
with shuto6 cock undcr tho sidewalk. ont Of tho
o{ frost, that should fro occur tt be Immediately
o1tinsuishod without giving alarm. BY turning
the h5drant-eoc letting the uatoz Into the receiver
then turning valve Of the pps laad1ug zuo On
f1o.
We elan have answered eecually tho o:t-repeated
question OF How budlnrt b. made are-p,ucf r"
Te claim that system. propcrly applied to build
INK intidc and upon the roof thoro possibility Of
fro gaining headuay. Another great advantage
claim in our s5sto1n is that of doing away with the
present OF carrying up bose through other 5sorcs
or buildings nn cdiate1J contiguous the f.r,
thereby causing alno. great damage b5 water the
goods etc IN tho buildings used, would be
eioncd By ru No ladders needed cAr up hose
to the building fire. the solid vertical pipes connected
With our 'ssystc1n" " taking tho place OF bose.
, 1874-08-30
NUMBER 7.

ahal aak for from tho public st Largo IN day..
The oni5 delay In the publication Will arse from tho
p1epatadon Of fac nite copies Of letters aud papers,
including NJ. Beecher's written certificate Of
Mr. Raynocds safe and trustworthy ignorance Of tho
case. I have sought for four years, tor tho
sake ef tho Innocent children Of two families TO- shield
Ar. Eeechcr from tho exposure Of bis crime OF
sdatsry, bnt "; Beecher, his comuatttee, aud hts
church, have united to compel me, for my self
protection, to reveal him to tbs world, Is 1 shall
shortly do, IN skill worse light than that in which
hs now Btanta
lslgned) FHAkcB D. NouL7oH.
BROOKLYN, Aug. %.
Mr. BLA1n's REMARKS
referred to above arc tho following: II there
% any in this church that ha dissenting views
in reference to the report. oespeak for them q
calm, full, and fair hearing. think, sir, may
promlse to them in your name an opportunity to
b. heard. adlure them. it such there be, now
to speak, OF else forever after hold theif peace
ME- RAY1foND's REMARKS
are the following: II am the only man, b. a
concurrence Of circumstances in Plymouth
Church. or in the United States, to-day, not
member Of tbs Committee, and not lawyer b.
fore tho Committee, who happens to know III
about it.''
, 1874-08-30
EXPOSITION.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Zen

Tho Interstate Industrial Exposition Chicago for
1SA vii he opened TO- tic public the evening Of
oct TO- Hours OF exhibition will be from O'Clock
The general price of single tckcts admitting tho bold
with privilege Of rc,ainnE throughout the entire
day and ovening. wtn be for a9aii ty for chill
o'clock. 1n tickets for the s'eaa9 will be sold
twenty cents each for Adua aud fifteen each
oE e2AaEen Sloss tickets teE tho entire day and
AID fifteen eo1ts for children.
Any vara from these rrkc4 will bo dnly announced
to: special IN the daily Visitors will dnd
hoto1 EtcEJ railway line Terminating In Chicago, with
tho possible exception o fru tho East, will trans
POT ys!tor. to .nd from te E1po.ison t reduced rates.
pauies along their ncs Tho Managers defu
the public in the strongest possible
has LID no ee d H. sfe1 5s
been euualod in AericA EserJ department is rcplote
With attractive noto1ties and the budins With
In tho Mechanical Depar1nont four Stationary engines
drive $50 feet Of shalti1g EAnkcd By double line of
machinery IN operation.
hu million iu1Iar' rort Of Gi Paintings !compziaax
many costly gonH OF Art Of world wide celebrity No
such display has before boon cned the public in
The Prodgal IS exhibited in one OF tho rooms at
extra charge Of 25 cents.
Tho manufacturers Of textile fAb7cs and Of tho
ecs.n: attracti1e. All tho aorsts Of
chicago and from abro4d rendering tbs large
Conservatory marvel Of beauty. Sl1 No5:osn land
sinpes o tho Agricultural and Mincrsi To.lsh of tao
Western States and Territories.
cnucrato1 or description can coaTcy adequate
erccaby surprised ~bato,cr hi4
be- Opcnine evening admission 25 cents Communication
tickets " admissions sl' ! joaa sdi;Ra: + 81 sso
Evening daily papc7a please copy until forbid
, 1874-08-30

ALI securely invested in q. s. REG
IsTERED BONDS, on deposit at
the Fidelity safa Depository, Nos.
143 to LAT Randolph-et., and also q
Surplus of over sa25, 900, iudicions-
1y invested, making total Assets over
$3.50, 900, has HOT. Withdrawn
from Chicago" 4, =!
ALL ARE NVITED:TO EXAM
INE FOR THEMsEnVEs THE
STANDING AID AFFINITY OF
THIS COMPANY.
BY uniform, consorvattive course,
AT HoME AUD ABROAD, this
Company contin7ea to furnish in
demnity equal to the best
SMALL LIN Ea at current rates,
on au desirable property, solicited.
r. j: SMITH,
!. >. Secretary
OFFICE,
Is & q Chamber !d 'cblllingzCccee &C Building,
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T AIDES AND MISSES SERGE NH3
IL LACE and BUTTON CATERS, e~S
Ladies' and Misses Serge Foxed anu Button GAl.
TIERS; ~ 49,
Ladies' and Misses French, Black Kid, and Serge
CROQUETS;
Maria Antoinette BUSk1NS;
Juniattas Magnoltas, aud other styles of SLIP.
! PERS and WALKING SHOES;
Gentlemen's, Boys, and Youths Calf Prince AL
bert OXFORDS, TIES, Sc, box, plain, and ea-
Chiidren's and Infants Colo-ed and Black SHOES
| and SLIPPERS In endless variety, just re-
| ceIved for early spring trade.
| Custom Work MADE TO ORDER AMI
| GUARANTEED TO FIT. REPAIRING neatly
| aud promptly done.
| Special attention paid to orders.
| - JOHAsH BOSCHEE b SON.,
| NH 21 E69 and Gil Broad street.
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WITHDRAWAL OF PROFESSOR SwIsa.-Chi-
cage, May 21.-The Tribune OF tomorrow
will publish the following dispatch from
Professor David Swing, now In OXFORD,
Ohio:
81 cannot further endure theological war.
Please announce my withdrawal from the
Presbyterian Church. DAVID SWING"
|. Subsequently to the receipt of the above
dispatch message was sent to Professor
Swing by one Of his personal friends and a
member Of his congregation, asking if the
decision was final; to which he replied :
SHY mind is fully made up. | cannot
change it. Love to friends. / must 60
alone" Strong efforts will be made by the
congregation OF the Fourth church to in.
duce change in this determination Of Mr..
Swing, who is expected to return to this
city on Saturday next.
TT will be remembered that Professor
Swing was sustained by Presbytery by vote
Of As to 15]
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letter from Petersburg.

CORRESPONDENCE Of the Richmond DispatchJ.
PETERSBURG, HAY %, 1874.
the Conservative ward meetings held last
nirhi TO nominate candidates 1of tne Citv
Council! and justices Of the peace We're more
numerously attended thar any political gain
c.ugs that have been held IN Ids city sincS
the war, and they were cnaractei'|c9
throughout by display OF the oess ana
most harmonious spirit. In the fourtn
Ward the crowd vas so large tnat tue meet
ing was forced out of the regular cluo ball
into the Academy Of Music, and Fifth Ward
for like reason was driven TO take refuge
in McItwaise's grove. The ballottlng was
sniri,eG a1d protracted till late, but all the
ticket fi.aly received unanimous endorse.
ZION. IN East Ward also the general ticket
was unanimously approved, and Mr.. T. R.
Onn1 recommended as the Conservative
candidate for City Engineer, the Conven-
ito, having accidentally failed TO make a
nomination.
The Radicals have not yet indicated any
sme for the holding OF their ward meetings
10 nominate Councilmen. 1t is given out
that they will endeayor to put good men on
their tickets, without regard to party; but
This trick is too thin, and will fail to go
d,Tn.
The news Of the confirmation Of Or. Jos.
Jorgensen as postmaster at this place gives
general satisfaction. DR.. JorgenSen is an
aniable gentleman, and is popular with all
who know him. He has not been regarded
a. very extreme partisan.
j Conservative colored man Of the city
has received an anonymous letter warning
him that il he continues to vote that ticket
he will DC trcked, prosecuted, and harrassed
III every way, and finally murdered, and that
the societies he belongs to will neither attend
MS funera. nor defray the expense incident
to it. ....
The following is statement of the re.
ceipts OF cotton at this port for the week
ending to-day: Receipts, 247 bales; CORE.
spending week last year, 2S2 bales; total
since September l, 1873, 36,737 bales: cor
responding time last year, 4O.I25 bales. ex.
ports, 2is bales; stock, 2,19O bales: stock
same time last year, 1919 bales: receipts al
tois port for the year ending September /
1873, Al, 5O4 bales. :
Workmen were engaged to-day relayin,
with new track the dep6t-yard of the Pc
tersburg and Weldon railroad. Mr.. Rag
land, president of the company, has pur
clased e thousand tons of new rails, stuff
Gent to relay the entire line from here t,
Weldon, or such parts Of il as have not beer
quite recently furnished with new stee
rails.
Hon. TO. ". Hughes and Hon. l.. Fl
Chandler We're in the city to-day.
Mr.. 10. Watson, a young son of Mr..
Samuel q. Watson, an esteemed citizen, died
last night, after painful illness.
ROBIN ADAlR.
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p,,uar. are anoat about sending co""'s,
"a london TO talk with holders OF
Virginia bonds. We know nothing ,' o,-sn 70
x,,-,osos OF the Executive; but we ice' Ger
,a:, # ono thing. aud that is that il it Is
deemed de-" proper to appoint any such commits.
s;on. governor KrArER has both the sasac IT;
nnd INC resolution toappoint proper he
viii Of all ,lirgs, steer clear of mon VINO
naye axes to grind, or who arc en- ea'f'ssea
win fioapcial negotiations that n"so1 u's'
c-ts3i, or throw suspicion upon their agency
vtr:ip. should stand out clear and ' un s,Ec
- ,r,,.,;rs i, to any but true and tried and
,.n,ohsrr,,scd men. The principal must be
INDEED ey his agent, aud no principal should
s%,es: As his agent ore that would damage
,hc cs.e bv his past record or his present
.ta'.S.
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WAR CLAas.-In reference to the case of
Governor Bradford, the proposition is to
compensate him for the actual loss incurred
by the destruction Of bis property. Mr. Har-
ris, Of Virginia, wished to include with the
report On Governor Bradford's farm proyi-
sion to compensate Governor Letcher, of
Virginia, for tue destruction of bis resi-
deDee, us the Maryland Governors house
was destroyed IN retaliation fer the destruc.
ton of the Virginia Governors. The com.
mittce, however, proposed that MIR. Harris
should offer his amendment In the House,
Washington telegram = Baltimore Sun.
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When a paper says that it would rather
tA.t each of its subscribers should pay Sl.2o
postage per annum than to pay 81 cents LOT
each Ct them Itself, it announces PROPOSE
.ion 80 unreasonable and absurd that We do
cot ;aiph it worth while 10 answer or COM
rr:u, upon il. So rs TO the idea that it would
he tax " upon editors Of semi-weckly
plpcrs 20 pay 10 cents q year postage instead
81 requiring their subscribers TO pay 40
s.nrrc
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-23

Oar friend KElLAM. who no" sApcfln-
,sn1. the Square, will do public good by
renewing the Old goose with the dlsloea'ea
neck 4, the fountain on the east side OF the
SQUARE. A simple rose for the jet would DC
far more becoming. Then there is al atom'n-
.,.le nest Of an Otebeite mulberry not Tar
from the fountain, which should never have
been planted there. We would rejoice to
see i up-roo.ed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-23

Our WMie friends dilate at great length in
their Yesterdays paper on the debt OF Nir-
cinia and the views Of the London Confer
ance OF Virginia Bondho'ders. We do not
tniDk the bondholders will rise from the Pc
rusal Of the Wings argument with more
aore!uI view of their Virginia securities.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-23

f,,v,r .RtaHTs Brit. AND rnE PRESIDENT,
TIE ciyil.rights bill will be finally disposea
or y" IN stbe senate tomorrow. If MIR. Freling-
buyscn. as is to be supposed, adheres TO n,s
no;;ce piyeu this afternoon. II is under.
stood stood That the. President does not view
a .se massage of this bill with favor. a DAY
~ srI Two AGO he sent for a leading advocate OF
the ' hin and minated to that senator that in
his on oninion nothing would be lost by allow
Ing ,e the bin to go over. The Republican
senator's, however, considered that they can =
r not now reeede, and that the bill must be Dc
passed by that body whatever its iate may
he in the House. Washington telegram :
Baltimore Sun, 22d.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-23

The young couple arc just in the hey.day
Of life, Dir. Sartoris being twenty-three years
of age aud his bride eighteen. Mr. Sartoris
is the only son OF Edward Sartoris, Of Hamp.
shire. England. He and Miss Grant met for
the first time on the steamship Russia on the
lattcr's return from her European tour,
cirhtceu months ago.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-23

Ttx Your mind upon dozen or fifty OF
tie mos: big h-toned gentlemen in Richmond,
ard ask yourself whether it would be posi-
be 20 induce them to run as Independents
or Recormers merely because the Radicals
would vote for themf If not, Why not'
And ear you follow the example Of better
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-23

\ NOBLE ExAMPLE.-Our good friend
General /. T. Moore, of Richmond, who was
defeated in the nomination the other day for
Sergeant Of the city, one of the most valua-
Sle Of the offices to be filled, aud ono be now
holds with great credit; but like true man
be now comes out in. a manly card 10 his
PEOPLE, which we commend to the attention
81 every one of our party whom a like tate
i.ay tcfalI.-Peiersjurg Ne,es.
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rar.p,,,,r,AGES.

Married. on May 21st. by and at the res !dehGe 4a
the Rev Mr. Edwar Huber minister 2, s EBSRT,
German L,thcrnn church, MI nf;ss ,oiiIsA e. MEN
2sf. Of Richmond, va. No cards. ~. ,,or,
s.. Louis lsI0.j and Fredericksburg tFa'l papers
please copy. - :.
Married. in this city, on THURSDAY; Nay E rs!
and Miss ANNIE j. MCCORMICK; both OF tins
city.
Married. Mt ST., Marks church, on Thursday even
ING. NAV l4It 1874, by Rev. 4. G.. 1asnleli, "
ELLIS JONES aad Miss ELLA Z. SAltih'
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Thtrc is Reform candidate for the Colin
ci! in Clay Ward who is in favor Of declihs
she Ci:y Treasurer when The other officers
are citctedl Considering that the Governor
Q! Virginia, the General Assembly, ana tne
City Council, all together, couldn't make
this change, the candidate in question has
rather hopeless task before him.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-23

TIE Palimcre american says that the
Philadelphia Centennial seems to be suffer.
ing from congestivc chill a very correct
diagnosis. II contracted the disease by stay
irg 100 long in the marshes and fens Of cor
rurtior which are on the road to the Trea-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-23

A Bold ATTEMPT TO ROB COMMISSION
MERCuAST-CoNfLICT WITH RoBBER.-A
bold and daring attempt was MADE about =
O'Clock Yesterday afternoon to rob the office
of Mcssrs. kenly & Tilghlnan, No. Wood
street, which, happily, proved unsuccessful.
In the course Of the morning q strange
Young man came into the office and asked TO
be favored with the change of Il e-dOllar
bill, which was done, the money being given
him from the safe, which contained large
amount of notes. Messrs. kenly & Thigh
man are commission merchants, and fire.
ouently require large sum of cash to pay
off captains of grain vessels. Nothing was
thought of this circumstance until after the
following events About 2 O'Clock young
man came into the office and accosted Mr..
George Z. kenly, who was alone, asking him
the price Of bone-dust. DIR. Kenly said
he did not sell bonedust; the Informs
ton could be gained next door. Just then
another man, respectable in appearance,
entered and inquired the direction to the
bridge over the river to Locust Point. Mi.
kenly said there was no such bridge in ex-
istence, and accompanied the men to the
front pavement, where one violently pro-
tested that his office was the bone-dust depot,
| audithe other that there was bridge over
| the harbor. Somewhat irritated, Mr.. henly
turned back into the Office and discovered a
third party, who had entered unobseryeo,
| at work ransackipg the safe at the back OF
the office. Mr.. Kenly immediately locked
| the door, whereupon the two men outside
ran away. Mr. Kenly, who is small in sta
ture and an.aged gentleman, asked the man
what he was doing, whereupon that indiyi
dual, who was large and stout, seized Mr.
Kenly, threw him violently upon his back,
forced open the door, and ran, leaving the
money behind him. Mr.. kenly quickly re-
covered himself, and started in pursuit
shouting Stop, thief; but it was too late
! and the Would-be robber was out of sight
Nothing has been heard of the parties since
but Mr. kenly would recognize either OF
] them arain Baltimore SIN 22d. - :.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-23

GRAND RALLY TONIGHT.
4 II

MASS MEETING OF CONSERVATIVES
OREGON ELL.
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Ibe Senate on Wednesday struck out from
TIE ciri'-riehts bill the words "al persons, y
&c. ana !o>er,ed every citizen" This cx-
ciudcs Chinese, Indians, and all unnatural
lied foreigners. The amendment was after
wards Withdrawn by unanimous consent, to
bt renewed hereafter.
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Adopted On Thursday last

GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE PREsBYTERIAhs
Cuuxcu (souTH).-The General Assembly o.
the Presbyterian Church South met al
Columbus, Miss, Thursday, and was opened per :.
with sermon by Rev. DR.. Smith, OF nc"
Orleans. Rev. DR.. Gerardcau, of Char1 n1
ton, was elected moderator, and ke'. 1 nl,
Farris, of St. Louis, temporary eleaS S:omh Is
attendance is very full the present Assembly es ,6js
being the largest ever convened Oh ,,,s sn,s
Church. H and in point of ability II IS ul's' :
yacSp1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-23

PRIMARY ELECTION IN NORFOLK h e.;
That in order that there sl'ali DC a la.l anu
impartial expression of op,nlSn OF .he iu.ors
of the First Ward there small De pilll5ly
election held in the SAID Wafa on ea1uiua!
The 23d instant, at the nall OF tne huhte =
woods Club, during the hours irom
O'Clock 4. NJ. to 7 p. NJ. 49,.
hGopted On Thursday last,
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OF soarse no man is going 10 run as al
Independent candidate who expects any
thing a; Inc hands of the people hereafter.
Whoever deserts now might as well join the
Radical. AZ once,