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BOOKS, STATIONERY. sc.

BOOKS, STATIONERY, &c.
q T.-RANDOLPH 81 ENGLISH,
~ BOOKSELLERS, have Just received an assort-
nent Of CROQUET, the most popular game ever
made. The prices vary from $3.50 to $i6.
Also, PAkCHEESl, CHIVALRiG, and e,ber
CAMS.
INITIAL PAPER,
FANCY NOTE PAPER and
ENVELOPES, and the
Best STATIONERY Of all kinds.
-.a ap2l-d&N
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NROQUET FOR 1874.

1T. ELLYSON, BOOKSELLER,
1112 MAIN STREET,
has received a fine assortment of CROQUET, con-
sisng Of all grades, from the cheapest to the very
finest, to which he would respectfully invite the at
tentlon OF those wishing 10 purchase.
Each set Is complete In itself, with book OF IN
struction 30 plainly written that those who never
played the game can easily learn 1t. ~
YOUTHS SET.
This ser 10 made Of hard wood, we'll made and var
nished strong and durable and Is the best set for
the price In the market. Price, s..
EXCELSIOR CR0QuET.
This set Is made Of hard wood, nicely finished,
with painted balls. Price, $3.50.
FINE SETS.
We have sets made Of the best material, highly
vanished, for IS, 1850, 81. SO, aud $40.
Those intending to purchase are invited 10 exam
inc my Croquet, which viii be found satisfactory ne
TO price aud quality.
Orders from the country solicited, and win re-
ceive prompt attention.
II persons ordering will remit fifty ceuts extra
will send the Croquet to any part of Virginia, Wes
Virginia, or North Carolina, freight or express
paid D.. 7. ELLYSON,
Bookseller and Eewsdealer,
No. 1112 Main street, Richmond, Va.
NH 26-dTu&S 6m ,sw&w1m
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TULIUS KRAkER,
CLOTHIER AND MERCHANT TAILOR,
Sign: LONG FLA(

LEHMAN STREET, BETWEEN FIFTEENTH AND
sIxrHryrH STREETS. SIGN OF THE RED POST,
,,tos n,easure I'm Informing his friends and the
world In general that he has just arrived from The
North with as fine selection Of MEMS ana BY .
rs also CASsIMERES. VEST1NGS, etc, for MEX
CHANTTAILORING,a as ever were exhibited PIT IN
the city IN any establishment LOT ps
Further particulars vt JULIUS kkAkEI'S,
a. az = frn g Th 1917 Main street.
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAIL~1
II .s1a"fF ROAD COMPANY. I
COMMENCING. MARCH 29rH, 1874.
" trains on this road will run IS follows: ,.;.,t
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH. j. ".u1
sos A. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily (excep euss.
dsy), connecting for ali points South
100 A. ~, ACCOM- MODAfIGN TRAIN :dSifT
for Petersburg and Norfolk" 800
500 p. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily, conaeetfnK
for all points South and West with
Pullman Sleeper attached, running
through from Richmond to SayAnnah
b:S5 P. NJ, FREIGHT daily Except 6aadsJs
with coach attached. ., III.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH. -A1fyI
7:45 A, NJ. FREIGHT TRAIN daily (e1eepe
~ sunday with coach attached. ':i7eS'l
100 p. M, THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
- = with Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac for IL! points Eags &l6M3cE-
6:l5P. ~, ACCOMMODATION daily. ar
S:25 P, NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily except san
day., connecting with Rtehmondx
Fredericksburg and Potomac ana
Cbe,apt AXE and Ohio railroads for alt
points East and West. Through Pull
mans Sleeper attached, anin&
through to baltimore.
The MAIL TRAINS will not stop between Rich
mond and Petersburg except ut A1nche1ta ana
Chester.
Passengers from Glover Hill willlesye X 6:3oA.
H., and returning leave Richmond At az. n. dany.
Except Sundaysl. ~.
Appomattox depot. -.
NH 25 A. SHAW, superintendcnt~
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BALTIMORE

nALFHoRs, April 24.-ViEginia e's, senso,s.
soh.; Virginia e1-coupons, AK; Virginia e,s,
om, 30. West Virginia's, 8. North carolina,
sia' 2s; new, 10; special tax, 8. Bid to-day.
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MARINE lNTELLTGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, APRIL rs, 1874.
Sun rises. 5.19l Moon sets......"" PAS
sun sets,,....... Gal High tide. ..........12.17
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CPRING STOCK BOOTS, SHOES, E&a
= Ac.-I have just received my first In Z
sialnent OF SPRING GOODS consisting DIV
MIS-. GENTLEa1EN'S MISSES, and CH!L-
DEEMS SHOES, BOOTS, and CATERS. ny
stock or rst-cass goods Is In me ety'
John q. PAGE, JR.- 800 Main street
mb Gym - betaee Ninth aud Tenth:
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n1,1r1NNATI MARKETS,

C1scrsNAT1. April 24.--Flour dull: Corn dull az
65@6se Pork guiet held at 81 6;75gyl1 p aaro
steady: steam, 9l &C. kft , el dScos clear az
09Ic. Whiskey steady at 93c.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES GOODS.

4 r COST FOR Cash. @
Having determined upon change IN my pres resen NJ
business. TO close out now oter my CELLS p and
rTINA. GLASS, and CROCkEk1,H AhI ano
SSHNGY GOODS at COST HOR CASH. n,,a
The above goods are Of first quarry, a nasH
sold without reserve FOR CASH,, BE EInRNisH-
me and &OODEN-WARE business, shall enIsa -
vor to have ON hand full supply, OF nl ST.
goods at the lowest prices 900 s.s, Main street.
ap Palm QUO e.1. -----
HAVE JUST RECEIVED another sup p
y Rly o. Also. nice lot OF FANCY BASKET ne
rs golkE &Ts evs slyS full so OK
FEATHER puSrEEsT aasss iSs La Ps
81 aRo SST TJDs, sTEP;LAp1Eks, BoGs, WA
GOSS1, @c' sl9 Bccad street
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CPRING CLOTHING.

ESPECIALLY this season, If you want GOOD
GOODS and the finest assortment to select from ~
the city or State should you call at the OLD ESTAB
IIsHED house, where l always keep LARGER
stock than all the combined similar houses.
OUT OF TOWN customers, US well as. my CITY
friends and patrons, will please examine my STOCK
OF MEMS, YOUTHS, BOYS and CHILDRES'S
WEAR, at 1109 Main street. c,,,nr,
Sion. LONG FLAG. ap16
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disseminating False News.

ALBANY, April 24.-The Assembly has
passed bill Furnishing the dissemination OF
false news. IN New York the Assembly is
what we call the House of Delesates.l
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Stock on hand at the different warehouses, 1873
1850 hogsheads; 1874, o,lo9 hogsheads.

1867
Loose tobacco received at Shockoe warehouse,
1873, 32,10OI pounds; 1874, 41,oo0 pounds
Excess In 1874, $500 pounds
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Dssth OF q Celebrated rrottor.

Nnw YoRx, April 24.-The celebrated
trotter Daisy Deane, valued at $4,000, died
last night ---
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ROOTS, SHOES, &c.

TUST RECEIVED, full line Of thea
81. latest spring STYLES of BOOTS and a a.
SHOES. Burl's fine Shoes a specially. AnA
styies-such rs ladies. misses, and childrens Fox,
rails: gentlemen's boys, and youths fine Shoes
such rs Calf Congress, Calf Union, and Goat Ties.
Give me CALL and you shall be satisfied In price as
we'll Us quality. WE W. TAYLOR,
apps corner Fourth and Broad streets.
TUST RECEIVED, full line of thes
- latest spring styles of HHA
---- BOO OTIS AND CATERS A
prince Albert's and Goat-Ttesl. .-,.-
Banister Tichnor's FINE SHOES specially.
-5~ - WINGO, ELICIT & CkUMP, =
40 22-3m 80. 80 1903 Main street.
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mo MONOPOLY, BUT FAIR DEAL
~ MGR. FERRAEDINI, ARTIST IN HU-
established In 1868, RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.,
importer or RAW HUMAN HAIR, all of which is
latest Partisan styles, therefore no dealer, whole
sale or RETAIL can udersell him here or elsewhere
IN the United states for the same quality of goods.
Il: FEERAHDIHI Is at present In correspondence
With the leading merchants In human hair in Ger
many and France, ana also with the prhncfpa, I'M
and price lists for human hairwork to any who
doubt It. He Is therefore prepared offer goods 10
dealers 10 per cent. cheaper than any establish
mcnt here or In the mort heru markets. .
The ladies OF Richmond will find great induce
mens 50 supply themselves with the latest rnrsian
styles In human harwork Of every variety as the
ofd-Rstabfshed mandatory and bazaar of fashion
Of r. FERhANDINk
Nos. 619, 615 and 81 Broad street.
/ Oflea and centre store, No. 6l3..
Do not mistake the No.-S13. ap2l-lw
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WHAT Mr.. STlPHxNs, OF GEORGIA, SAID TO
AN IsrEBvIBWsR.-Gorern Hemper's Mes
sage.-I regard Kemper's message as an ex-
ceedingly able document, and the embodi-
ment of the true Democratic doctrine. It
has stamped him as a great and good man,
and will bring good results to the whole
country. His late letter l have not had time
to read carefully, but have no doubt It is in
accord with the message. :.
OF the Ctvsl- Rights BILL have given
whatever Of influence or ability I possessed
for the right, and believe the civil-rights
bill is scolched, if not killed. In corpli-
ment to Sumner, they may pass something,
for Sumner dead is greater than Sumner liY-
ing, but the mixed-school feature at least
will be stricken out, and the bill will be
shorn OF its Objectionable features.
Governor Eemper and O Ne,o Pdrty.-
A party will arise from the disintegration of
the old parties which will drive out corrup-
ton and give us q good Government on the
basis Of the Constitution. AS to who is to
be the leader OF this great party it matters
little. The time will raise up the man-it
always does. have no idea.Who it will be;
but whether it is Grant, or Hancock, or
kemper, he will have my support if l live,
and will be elected as the representative Of
a restored Union on the basis of the Consti-
tuition and justice to all.--Lettsr in Peters.
burg Eers.
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" SUnhE 7k1aA1Sn COUNTY. vA.,,nrp
"OLD IMPERIAL CABINET"

SELECTED RYE WHIShE1.
We are in receipt OF choice lots OF these gooas'
titers' hands, and call attention OF the trade TO
same. Also, q urge assorted general Stock OF
WINES and LILO GORS for sale by /
JENKINS, CAPERS d CO.,
wholesale Liquor Merchants,
No. ll3 south Fourteenth st1eet below Cary
mh 3-3m
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NROQUET FOR THE SPRING AND
" ,,.# SUMNER. ..
WEST. JOHNSTON q N

WEST, JOHNSTON & 90.
have received their supply Of CROQUET, and are
Offering them at the lowest prices. -
We sell the BRADLEY" CROQUET, which
We believe 10 be the best In the market
Orders from the country win receive our prompt
attention.. ap 22-W ThS9t
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XErELLE,

ELEVENTH AND BANK STREETS,
offers 70 his friends and the pubic every seasofaoe
r,,.,s for the tae and all the IuIuries OF sea and
land and every latitude, from the lakes 70 tue 'lo-
nsr-al ser ve on his tables 70 order, and furnish
ed to parties and families. r,
VA, BAR Is sull supplied with the very best LII
qUoRs and BREwED Ds Hsns:os -. .,s bod,
Such oysters as are served al bis restaurant cann'
be found elsewhere. ,,.,s Adm
Come, friends. and test my asseruohs' Ah' -
,,ll. the compliments Of the season. ,,ry,rr
do -
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fored people into separate churches, Wa;
taken up, and led to an Interesting discus
sion, showing, however, q general agreement
in sentiment.
The subject was discussed by Rev. Drs.
Pryor. Brown, and Preston.
MIR. Donnan made some interesting state.
ments with regard to the colored Sabbath
school under care of the First church, Rich.
mond.
Presbytery took recess till 4 r. NJ,
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The report of the Executive Committee
on Domestic Missions was presented by the
chairman, Eev. Mr.. Pstrie. The report was
referred to special committee, to report to-
morrow at 10 O'Clock.
The aext stated meeting OF Presbytery
was appointed 10 be held az Amelia Court
house on Thursday, oath OF September, at
IAN.
Twelve O'clock tomorrow was fixed rs the
time to hear the trial sermon OF Rev. j. {.
Painter, the candidate for ordination, and 8
L. N. as the time for his ordination; the
Rev. II. T. Darnall to preach the sermon,
and the Rev. Il. l.. Preston. d. D., to pre-
side and propose the constitutional ques-
tons.
The Committee of Education reported
with reference TO the candidates under the
care Of the PreShytery.
AS part Of this report there was present
ed report from the Faculty OF the Union
Theological Seminary, making gratifying
statement as to the conduct and proficiency
Of the two candidates in attendance there
during the past session, namely,-Mr. Alfred
+. Grover and Dir. William f. Bishop-the
latter from this city.
Rev. j. w. Mosely WAS dismissed, at his
own request. to Tombigbee Presbytery.
A letter was received from Rev. +. II.
Rutherford, formerly pastor Of the Tabb-
Street church, and still \ member Of this
Presbytery, stating that the Presbytery OF
st. Louis, within whose bounds he now re-
sides, had determined to connect itself with
the Southern Church, and asking transfer
to that PreSbytery. The request OF Mr..
Rutherford was granted.
The committee appointed to confer With
West Hanover church with reference to the
union Of y church in that PreSbytery with
the Pow hatan church in the joint support OF
a minister reported that that Presbytery had
made the recommendation desired, that
Willis's church and Powhatan should unite
in the support Of minister.
Permission was granted to Alfred E. Gro
| yer, . candidate under care Of this Prcsby'
| terry, to labor in Powhatan under the direc
ton Of the church session during the ysca
ton at the Seminary.
| Permission was given to Rev. James B
Converse to labor without the bounds Of the
Presbytsry until the next stated meeting O
the Presbytery.
The following resolution was adopted:
Resolsed, That in the judgment Of thi
Presbytery it is the bounden duty Of every
church in our bounds to contribute at leas
once in every year to each OF the six object
Of henevolencs recommended by the Genera
Assembly.
The Presbytery adjourned till $50 A. II
| tomorrow.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

Intending 10 make change In my business Isl OF
May, will from this date sell my entire STOCK OF =
WINES, LIQUORS, AND FRUIT GOODS
ut greatly reduced prices. have about
-. rs barrels Matted RYE WHlSEY,
four years old, which Is un1uestiOnably the finest
rhiskey In the market, which will self much be-
low cost GEOfGE !. dEhhlSU'
Y. !
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.

n -sS-~~~-->>~<@EAe~S4 s~~-~--~.S~S.Sa-~~
@ H
| IE1cuxoHD, YORK E1vM AND .CnxsAE.x411
R1CHxOND. Aprf Is. 1877. J
'E0N AND AFTER TUESDAY, APRIL
~ 21sT, PAssKEGER and ERElaHT T1AIHH
GA "a tsa req Min rT M, z, aolIows; -.
R:chnaond at 8 r. AZ. and fEaln from West Refse
Eill arrive q Rtchmondat 1910 4. y. dall5f san-
HE spsendia steamer. Havan. and sue5 ~Iilrun
Ia coz hecston With this roso. and will leSye WesS
@ hs1s,{s :ssass 3. e 70 =
With trains Ior the North and West: and leave Bait
Fo: sf Sc a se !. R ssaaeS
at 10 next mosn,re 49, - go 80 y! 4.
pre- BaAtmoss -. ,..-.1 co
TO BaitfnEore ana returh... ......-, OF
Fare to PhtladeIphis .................. 10
To Phll.delph.a and return Is a6 $500
TO New York And Observation-Disclosures return .::.:::::. 10 Is
FREIGHT TRAIN. for through freight only Z
Point tha. deliver freight in Baltimore early nsIE ;
FkEiGHT TRA1E, With passenger e.r attached, j
Tor freight between Richmond and West Points
rasz! sn0aa e. aaSaSiaf ss rs
Ebw; =: POLICE:
W. n. BRAea. Master Transportation. sp 90
4 CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO y RAIL-
~ RoAD.-0n and altar SUNDAY. -Arrtl 49,
1874, passenger trains win run as folloNs:f -
FROM RICHMOND. y .Sszaif
$50 A. III. MAIL TRAIN.-For Gofdonsvfl3ee4
Cnariot.es yiIls StaunIon, White Sulphur. Hinsonv
and AL Intermediate stations daily (excspt sundayt.
arriving AZ Hinton at 10:10 z. n. This trAtest
senneS.s at GordonsviIie fof 0rsnse,s C1lpepsx.5
and the North, and at Charlottesville for Lyucis~a
burg, Bristol, Knoxville, ChsttshooEa, ana uGs
south. =. Hf5-I. = irss.a1s.e.F.E
4:45 r. n. ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIn-rosJ
Goraonsyte ana AL Intermediate stations daily fes5
sepe Sunday, arriving At Gordonsviile Ut $50 R.'
$50 p. NJ. CINCINNATI EXPRESSIVE Gor~}
donsville Charlottesville. Stnuuton, Goshen, Nii~
boro', Coyington, White sulphur. and all stations
west Of White sulphur daily texeept Saturday. ar-r
irving az HUNTINGTON at $50 p. M. This train
connects at Gordonsvie for Washington. Balt6-,
more. and the North, and for Lynchburg, Bristol
aud the South. ana at Huntington with steamers
Bostona and Fleetwood for Cincinnati and all poin1a
West and Southwest, arriving at Cincinnsua s 8 A..
Baggage checked through.
For through tickets, rates, and Information. ap-
ply at S26 Main stxeei, Ballard and Exchange Ho-
TEL or at the company's office, Broad street and Si
teenth. -. EDGAR VLIET,7.-A
General Passenger and Ticket Agent
A. II. PRRRI. General Superintendent - ap1
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e. Z 0 Q U i II.
BOZ THE LAWN on FIELD.

Ths subscribers have for sale . large stock Of
CROQUET-fun ses, made Of good material, and al
low pricsA wooDHoUsE L PARHAN,
ap1 6 Booksellers and Statiopeps
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IT'S HIN G-TACKL = !Sra9s
seived n Iarse and complete stock Of E!SsalRS 81
TACKLE suitable fsf d ssE sla ana q IS
a 40 The goals and prices capn not TAU 70 paea6
a1so canes, Base aslls, and Posaet Sa.Ssr :ce,
,,oe.,m 10. 1432 Hain stIee!'
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CARRIAGES, CARTS, DC.

CARRIAGES, CARTS, DC.
OHILDREN'S CARRIAGES AesEA
" SPECIALITY. 80
Th,ve on hand the largest stock Of the above IN
the city. of the best known make. offer them al
wholesale aud retail. Old carriages taken III e1-
Also. repairing done at No. 713 Main street: .,
ap 25-t2SA oOnN DOE-.
MARRIAGES, CARRIAGES.-Just re-
q ! ceivod \ large and desirable lot or Chill
DPES'S CARRIAG ES, which are warranted not
TO be eSceled In finish or durability. Also, those
OWN OWN ~ -. - Z, CURRANT'S
- .... .... House furnishing Store,
oo1~ 9O3 east Main street.
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The Most Daring Robbery on Record.

Sr. LOUIS, Jan 3l.-A most daring
and successful robbery was com mitted
on the Iron Mountain railroad. As
the train which left here at 9 AS a. m-
came in sight of Gad's Hill station, .
hundred and twenty miles below here,
at 4 80 p. M, it was signaled to stop;
the switch was turned and the train
run on a side track. As the train
stopped. conductor Afford stepp ed of
to ascertain what the matter was, when
he was confronted by man in mask,
pistol placed to his head and march
ed off under gruard. The engineer,
fireman, mail agent express messe nger
and other train men were then seized
by FIVE masked and heavily armed men,
and also placed under guard. The
robbers then went Through the entire
train, took from the passengers about
$4,000 and large amount Of jewelry
from Adams express messengers, ever
81 900 and rified the mail. The rob
bers then left in a soutberly direction
aad after release of the train men the
train started southwark.
TIE robbers left note on boar d of
the train, of which the following is a
copy, tie original being now in pos
session Of conductor Afford.
The most daring robbery on record.
The south bound passengers train On
the Iron Mountain railroad was board
ed here this evening, by five heavily
armed men, and robbed Of s..
The robbers arrived at the station a
few minutes before the arrival Of the
train, arrested the agent, put him un-
der guard, aud then threw the train
On switch. The robbers were al
large men, none of them under six teet
tall. They were all masked, and start.
ed in southerly direction after they
had robbed the train. all mounted on
blooded horses. There is hell of al
excitement in this part Of the country
(Sisned) IRA A. MERRILL" ;"
The robbers offered no violence to
any one on the train, and did no harm
to the train men. .# = '.-+ ~
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1874-02-04

Chris. Rafferty,, the much-tried
Chicago murderer is doomed at last.
The Supreme Court Of Illinois has de-
cidcd adversely the motion for another
new trial, and fixed February 9th as
the day on which he is to be han ced,
at Waukegan. This decision, finally
bringing the perpetrator of one of the
most atrocious murders to condign
punishment will not fail of exertng a
most salutary influence on the couatry
at large.
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G.. B. SKINNER,
PLY s.
HAML1N Il FORD,

IVY vATERTOWN Lumber Yard. Lumber
w of every description Lath and
Shingles constantly On hand and for sale at
i be Lowest Market Plice, at the Milwaukee
Depot, Watertown, Wis.
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$500 pc
RttteS !.

Marriages and Deaths inserted gratis.
Professional and Business Cards 800 a year.
Business notices in local column 10 cents per line
for frst insertion. and FIVE cents for subsequent
insertions. ...
Advertisements not accompanied with directions,
will be inserted till forbid, and charged for accord
ingiy.
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Political excitement in Great Britain

LONDON, Jan. 30.-The nomination
of Members of Parliament began to-
day.. Messrs. Bright, Dixon, and
Muntz, former Members, are returned
from Birmingham with opposition ;
karslake is returned from Hunting gdon,
and Colonel Give, Conservative, from
Frowe. The Liberals did not attempt
to contest the latter borough, which
has been represented for the last five
years by Thomas Hughes. Dispatch
es received up to this hour show that
seven Liberals aud ten Conservatives
have been returned, the Conservatives
gaining one member at Frowe. DR..
Butt has retired from the contest OF
Manchester, and Nolan from that Of
Greenwich. -f.--.-. ..,,4-, .,ar,t, .,sct
LONDON, Jan. 3l.--Gladstone, In
his address at Greenwich, this alter
noon replied to 4 various accusations
that had been made against him, by
the conservatives, and defended his
use Cf the patronage attaching to his
Office .'.....,.-'. +
Disraeli also addressed a large as
semblage at Augsburg, to-day. He
said the dissolution of parliament was
an act Of black treachery, which Glad
stone learned from the tactics of the
Ashantees. The Gnancia! proposals
OF the government were not only
brlbe to secure success in the coming
elections, but were fallacious, and un.
just. A deficiency would be caused
by the promised remission of taxes,
which would make necessary even
more vexation aud burdensome taxa
ton. The inattention of the govern
ment to foreign politics, has led the
nation into costly war, isnominous
treaties and sham arbitrations.
John Bright spoke at an enthusias-
tic meeting Of his constituents in Biz
mingham, tonight. He devoted much
time to vindicatlon Of the legislation
Dis!aell in his recent speech character
lied as harasssing, and recapitulated
the various abuses which it had abol-
ished. sa -*7l1
A meeting of the. liberals who sup
port Thomas Hughes was held in Mary
iebone last night. Hut hes delivered
a long address, in the course of which
he declared himself in favor Of the CO.
operative association of workingmen.
Prot. Goodwin Smith also addressed
the meeting. giving nis cordial support
to the views Of Hughes. The differ
ence between Hughes and Daniel Grant
the man who was nominated by the
ofker branch Of the liberals Wednes-
day night, continues, making the re-
turn Of a conservative candidate pro-
bably.
"Acton Since Ayrton' addressed a
large aud disorderly assemblaee in
Lower Hamlets last evening. Ayrton
was compelled several times to stop
speaking, owing to the fighting con-
servatiyes.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1874-02-04

CHAMPIONSHIP GAME OF Bill
LIARDs.-SEw YORK, Jan. 30.-The
second game OF billiards for the silver
cup, $4,000. and the championship of
the world, 600 points up, was played
at Tammany Hall tonight, between
Albert GARNER and Francois Ubassy
In the sixty ninth inning GARNER Won
the game by score of 600 re 456.
Carriers highest run was llS; Uhas-
sy, 80.