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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-12

gTHR BASIN BANK-A PROPOSITION FOB ITS
IapRoyEMRNT.-Some time ago the suG)ect
of tbe Improvement of the basin bank by
'the city was discussed, and general notice
or the plan published In the Dispatch. Since
that time the matter has assumed a more
tangible shape, and proposition in writing
has been Submitted to the president OF the
.Jemes River and Kanawha Company, who
wilkIsy it before the Board of Directors.
SThe proposition is for the city to grade
and pave with granite spaces the full Widtb |
of the northern eide OF the basin bank lroD
Eighth to Eleventh streets, at the entire cess
Of the city provided, that the James heHaf'
and KanaWha Canal Company shall guaran1'..i ,1'.
fee to the2city full and complete police con.
troll over the basin bank to the same extehe
of the city's jurisdiction over any OF aH OF sns
streets; provided, that the James klxer atsa
Kauawha Company shall not De pFeNea.tsa
from exercising such regulations as s1ss3
may deem proper for the tfansaetha u o
their business not In connlct WAe lne .ey
ordinance. The company msy terminals this
agreement at their option attef lEss tyiot
into the city treasury the tosat coss Iof the
proposed improvement. 8.
time since at conference besWe en- sub
committee from the G0unciI Cor nmittee OF
streetsh composed Of Messrs. Charles Z
Todd. Lloyd j. Beall. L. L. Rs' ss, and @. B
Lipseomb, and Colonel Charles s. Caring
| tor. president, representing the KanaWh'
Company. The agreement. will have TO b
lapproYed By the Board of Directors OF tn.
James River and KanaW la Company, as wei
as by the Council Comraittee on Streets ant
/ the CITY Council, before 1t can be carries
into effect, and will, OF course, be subject .
lanendment and Yote before easA OF the %
dies,
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>UFFOCATED By GAS FROM A LIME.kILN.-
Yesterday morning the dead body of John
sullivan wa. found by the police lying near
the liue.kiln At the corner of Twenty-eigbth
aud Cary streets. Coroner Taylor was noti-
lrd, and after viewing the body it was re-
moved 10 the City Morgue, at the Medical
College. Yesterday afternoon an inquest
was held, at which it was aScertaned that
Sullivan had gone down to the kiln on We'd
nesday night 10 get warm, and while asleep
had been suffocated by the poisonous gas
which always comes from the burning oys-
tershelis.
Sullivan was about the last Of his family.
Ills daughter died at the almshouse q short
while ago. His wife some few months ago
d9aed into the bands Of the coroner by way
Of the dock, while be himself has for many
Years partascu Of the bounty! of the city,
vibrating between the Jail and chain n-gapg
and the almShouse. Sullivan was we'll known
in Richmond as one of the most persistent
aeggars Of the day. The money which
he picked up in this way he turned
into whiskey, and there probably never was
more successful beggar In this fair
city. Why, almost everybody knew Sulli.
van. He was, however, probably better
"-4O"H W tGau w any otbCioS
except the police. He was pretty regular in
BIS habit OF keeping drunk, and several years
ago it was almCs: a by-word at the Police
Court, why, here's Sulhvaa drunk and
Unable to take care Of himself again." and
then he'd retire for period in the
caaln-gaDg. Long ago he lost the desire to
Etep his name out OF the police reports, and
Consequently ceased to importune the report
eEs. But, poor fellow, he's gone now, and
We'll let him rest.
When found he had five cents in his
pocket, a little tobacco, several tobacco.bags,
ana bis familiar shoTt.stem pipe. He was
well clad and had on good pair of shoes,
!0r he had but recently come out OF Jail.
The Jlry decided that he came to his death
On the ilth OF November by being accident
ally suftocated from the Iime..iiln at the
corner of Twenty.eighth and Cary streets.
And in view Of the repeated occurrence Of
Ills Kind of accident at the kilo, and the dam
gerous character Of the locality otherwise,
lcey suggest that the proper authorities
should order the place to be enclosed, or in
some other way rendered safer than IT is at
PRESENT. $40 ~
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Z HMrMuusDs5 5NoyeMk9f IL -IS15.
Mr. Editor,-Tbis morning ] vas met Sy
a friend Of mine.who inquired OF me why l
was not at the Police Court this morning to
answer to my meme, which Ess called as be-
ing one of the voters in the. First precinct,
Jefferson Wards; who voted, for Starke and
Knight. Nwish to correct sbat mistake. i
did not vote,for Starke and Knight; never
had the Iess..idea of doing.so Mr.. johnson
was my choice, and 1t wassfor him | voted,
and used all my intluence,to have him eject
ed. wsite this because.I wish all to know
that Mr.. johnson was nay choice. 1 can
prove THAI voted for him.
:, SPRINGER Sccrg,.
fno.kin to Ben. Scott)
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CONCERT AND ExcrBsloN To. NtaHu. This
evening at 6:45 O'Clock, the excursion II aim
for the concert TO be given at Ashlard to-
night by the secondcsB Baptist ChuEeh c'uoir
will leave the Broad-Street depof, and, jrtdg-
ing from the large number who a1tQyeti 30
much similar excursion last, year, there
will no doubt bea large crowd. The Second
Baptist choir Is too we'll .knowDand aEhpre-
ciated here TO nee6any encomiDEls froTa US
so the concert wil,sbea great treat 90 70 usic.-
lovers. An additional zest IS given 10 it BY
the delightful little run Of 'sixtseo miles to
Ashland, and returning home la tho 5noon-
light az very seasonable hour she saple eve
ming not later than from an enterta! a!inmeDs
In the CITY. y - = =. 49,
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SECOND ANNUAL CONVENTION OF THE YOU'VE
MEN's CHRISTIAN AssoCIATIoj Ms OF VIRGINIA.
The State Executive Conn liittee. announce
to the members OF the Virgi mia Associations
In circular just issued th3 It under the reso-
luton adopted By the Convention held at
Richmond in December last, and after con-
ferring with the directoI ry- of the Staunton
Association, they have appointed Wednes'
day, December s, 1875, as, the time for the
assem- bling at Stauntonl of the second annual
Convention Of the ASS ociations Of this State.
It is expected that every Association will
be represented by al least three delegates,
and friends of the ca use in cities and towns
where the organizati ion of Associations is de-
sired have been ihyi tied to send like num.
Der.
The following IT. opics have been suggested
for consideration and discussion: Study oil
the Scriptures; Our Social Duties; Lite.
rary Cuture-JI low Shall Associations Pro.
mote Shall s tate Secretary be Employed
How to Organ ize Associations; Relation Of
tie Associate IN to the Churches; How to
Interest the Community in Our Work.
Work in the Committees Library and
Roomss lectures; Ways and Means; Bl'
BILE Classs 81; Religious Exercises !; SUNDAY
Schools Visiting; Relief Of Poor; Indi
yidual FL fort. ...,.ss.s,.ss....
AL de .egates appointed who expect to be
presens are to forward fheir names at least
week il Il advance to Charles Grattan, Secre
ttnry N. C. A., Staunton, Va, in order
that J ZONES may be assigned them before ar
rival Upon arrival Of trains on "Wednesday
aata moon delegates will go direct TO the
| fsef} Ems Of the Association, on Augusta street
Cd iree squares. north from the depot. There
4 ayl5ill be an informal assembly at the rooms a'
1896 that evening, and meetings Of the Con
z Yention will be held at IL a.. Id. and 7:ou T,
NJ. of Thursday the 9th and Friday the lotn
Il Delegates will be distinguished By a5blut
T ribbon fastened TO the coat.
II The following Is the State Executive Com
|, mittee: W. P.lMunferd, j. William Jones
= w. Il. Daniel, Thomas Potts, Richmond
IJ.gD. Dreher, Roanoke College; Il. a. Steel
university OF Virginia; 7. d. Ransom, staun
a fon.
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THE ymaista charlottesville Little
Rife was presented in good style 6y the
stock company at the Virginia Opera House
last night. The building was comfortably
heated. the stage well set, the acting quite
good. and the orchestral music far above tne
syeraea: vet there was small audience 20
testify their appreciation. The company y
Ishoring hard 10 win the favor OF the pnDhc,
| hms evidently makes no great hesdWay. 3.
This afternoon there IS TO ne = l,ah. aaa'Sse J
There will be performance P'u'suss anu
special attractions next Weeks
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Az EkrsarAmIss%taT 81 % 4, AZ. Asszaxrg na,iIi.
The Sheridan and Mach; Cemhiaasi.,n COM
men ced an engagement OF two .nigata, as AS
semhiy Hall Ast evening. Ihe reAteftaSa.
fnent wss ons, OF the most eDjeyable. eFeI
given in this city, and was heartily sDpreeja.
ted By all present. Il, Every member OF, the
sroupe Is an atsit, and :. EHmiaues 1,B WEN
worth seeing. There Is no.vulgarisy in the
play, anal nothing was slid oEdone to, ,sasnd
the most sensitive. !, ,.4s, II All ,ss,,
Several members Of the, corspany :haVyszr
eeilent voices. and nc they bad hct been sui.
fering from eosas would Ro' doubt tHaFe
sang, much better, ) Sheridan &;Mac!s are
trumps, and Winte4night, Of course, be, vel.
eomed BY 9 muetFEngeri audience tha q tasy
had at their first performances, Mf. EeliY
adds greatly to the. interest of the troupe by
bis wonderful Dnsicss-sperfOrn tse
most; striking Of which is his, ,pisyihg llol1h
lar airs on the conesrtiDa and banjo al; the
same time, the former being il his right hand
and the banjo in hist4eft. z It fs+rsally WOE
,derful, .gsaG ,H 3aG tlEfsE*Ssti :{@ :
Sheridan g. Mack2S e KaockilseR dsi Out
side Gate" was very amusing, aS4ielicsiteG
hearty applause. The,rapidi.y:w;th,.W Which
the changes from mase to femsiea eharaG,s sers
were made was very remark abbss.. Nst the
least OF the agreeable features os the per.
formanee were the charcoal phosograph $ oa
Lee and Jackson by ME. w. G. Tnrner. But
we have already said enough. The sni,er-
| tainme1t is well worth seeing, and 40 d0ubt
there will be q full house tonight. ,zs
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assls
BUNKEn-HI1L NsnonIAr.vsjjr,sNn Knights
t4iIcnan and Cheney, Of Usaf folay e0mmapd,
sfyf Knights Terrpir, Of Bushyns have Tor.
TTdeaeo Riehanonda CCsomlnand de1y.No. q 1
Dsaatifnf noael lof The BnnEer.fE7M Donu-
ossas, Ilsde OF Quincy Rra6ite fof twbitch shs
original monumens 10 iconstrrsaafl,, ssnSs
nnisssd e, 9 ssah inst oae hundradtnof fpH
SIZE. SD aFpropriateIy Inscribed. Afnnue-
qai meeting Of Rlrhmoad Comnafid dsS leti
iass last evening a ac0sBmitres, epnsistiDe of past-
Sgmmsauers Iaaners Regnanls, ,tands Gene
bic cknoYiedgmeat of tho sasre,- ,s'.lss,,
. THIS eaanisits piece, ,or .Hsrk rknans lsip. ssi,i
Eoeo EXHIBITION for Few dlsys at fiia stats,
,of Messrss Nowisn as,eossf akencs is VIII Ss
;;removed tT tbe sss1nhrof Eishspo1d Coias
tnaandery, in Nasons- -Hall. 81
s The comUandery has desigel not ia
stsend the dtdiatory services 81 The The new
Hts0nie Temple ati NosfoIk n d IN.
tkgaga some or the Hnig santjeA,ata eoing.
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HAVE YoUA CLOTHING and SHIRTS made to-
order by z. B. SPENCE Sc SOM raercha At-taiiors,
1900 Main street, where can be found tae largest
s.ock OF English worsted Cpatings and Fancy Cas-
s,Hercs for dress and bnsess-spts in ths city. H.
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CITY SCHOOL Board Yesterday was the
gay for the regular meeting of the City
school Board, but it vas deemed expedent
10 postpone it until after the examination of
teachers. Indeed, there Is now no pressing
business for the Board to transact-only few
I!!!s awaiting the attention of the body.
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PREMIUM RR-BAsRET.-The flower basket
which took the premium at the late State Fair may
be seen In our counling-room window. i was a!eo
and grown by Mr.. JOHN LAIRD, florist, Broad
street. and is oneof the hundsomest we have ever
seen. 1t attracted much attention as the kair.s
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ONE DOLLAR will bay nice heavy rasrino under
shirt from e. B. SPENCE s. SON, 1896 Main street,
whare can be found large stock Of overcoats and
rsady-made clothing.
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PERsoNAL.-At the annual meeting of the
Richmond Pharmaceutical Association, held
=. Association Hall on Tuesday evening last,
Ai. George L. Cary was reelected treasurer
insiead OF +. N. Cary, as heretofore reported.
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FUR-BEAyER 0vERcoATs.-A large stock Of
nice Fur.Beave, Overcoats for sale low by E, B.
sREscE 6: SON. 1900 Maiu street, where the sele-
brated Pembroke shirt Is for saSe.. i.g
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-, SPANISH VIcE-CoSsUL FOE RIcEMoSD.-Mr.
Il. K. Baldwin has been appointed Spanish
slce-consul for the port of Richmond. Mr..
Baldwin has been Brazilian vice-consul for
number of years. #
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FuRs AT LEVY BRogHERs' at: extremely Lon
prices; fur trimmings Alsoi a large ssoex OF
shawls at extremely low prices. 49, ~ AZ ssttI
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MEDIoATED ScARLETs ELANNRL ST9RTs AND
DRAwERs-certain cure for rheumatis m-for sale
By Z. B. SPENCE & Son. 1900 Main street. Whese
can be found the largest stock Of underwear In the
city.
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DISPATCH PRINrISG~HoUsE. sE.--Unsurpesseo u.
cilihes for the prompt execution OF all inds oS
printing. orders nlied promptly and At Low prices
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PARIaR FgRNIrURE manufactured at g. r.
WArsoN,s furniture-woFks, corner OF Thfrteensh
and Ernnklin streets,
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For TRIMMING. Oh MANTnLA-VELYRTs 90 20 %
LEVY BROTHERS, where you wiH fnd the onsy as' a
sortment In this city. u sr-s - b. sgar-Fa
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r. TALK ABOUT CHEAP pBY GOODS! Mhy,ynu wtn
never know how cheap they are ns.sss you pay
LEVY BROTHERS d visit. eFF.
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Buy The EUREKA MAoHINE-TwIsT and EUREKA
BUrToN-HouE TWIST, and take no other. For
length, strength, smoothness and elasticity 1t Is un-
Ri. fsg =
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Fl HUsrMaBG GoURT.-The Hustings Court was
not la session yesterday. -Mr. Lswton, tbs
Clerk, was at thesP Police Court al /, witness,
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{" And how can man die better
Than facing fearful odds,
For the ashes Of his fathers
And the tempIeS of hts gods, -


"Beleye me to be most truly yours, p
"THeMAs H. CARTER"
W. G. Halyburton, of the Baltimore Ga.
zeHe, wrote: "There is nothing relating to
the war that say with such satisfaction as
Il served with the Richmond Howitzers,'
and ask no higher record. Health and sue
cess TO all the old comrades, and prosperity
to the new company, which bears the old
name so Worthily."
General Fitzhugh Lee wrote: "Though
an old cavalryman find it no trouble to get
along with artillery fellows, and wish l
could be with you when your guns and
mouths) open On the 9th instant. The Nor
folk Blues and have seen the spot where
Major. General Joseph Warren fell, ard had
such good time that ever since hive had
a partially for places where people fell. In
deed, would like TO fall myself-rgh into
yonr midst. Would be treated a.! a grape
shot?"
Several other letters from old friends or
former members of the Howitzf:r Company
were received either before or since the ban
Z
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" BROWN SILK-ave pieces Of the most fashionable
shades; also, large StoeEl OF dancy-stffpeu ahu
black silks, at LEVY BROTHERS. '@sAtt Y. X. = !,
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THE osLY,wsLL-AssoRTED STOCK OF LADIES'
CLoAKs tn this city IS at LEVY BRoTHERs'. They
can show you to-day seYsniy- -shrse ssy les. They
also oera large assortment Of ladies' costumes ana
other garments. Ladies 70 attend 10 customers IN
this department. a dressing room Tor those VINO
wish 10 try on suits. + i5ss rs n ,sz ~ .tsss
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,,aL aLouseRs manufactured at 6. WAYsoN's fur
nrture-worls, corner of Thirteenth and FRANKLIN
!
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sAyx Moyxy by having your printing Como st tht
y,ysrArcH PRIarzsG-Housx. Goad Horks lgN
prices, and satistsssian guaranteed
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Go TO HERMAN goscHEN q BHorHRR's 20 hayA
your shoes or bosts rnaie. q az guaranteed.
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Ha.MAnouss Posr.OTr,1Ic,,, ),

following letter, ,aekneW eWledgin an invitation
to attend the HoWfzersi euaion and BAN
quet: - ,,is7,
.a>& snt.eMANQ4a Posr. .OFrIca. q
King WILLIAM cottNTy, November 8, IST5.S
8: Messrs. George: T.. Christian. D. 81 Nc
Carthy, and II. n. 011fmp, Committee Off the
Richmond He,nitser Association: Gentle.
men,-I thank you for the invitation, TO the
annual banquet Of the Richmond Howiizer
Association, and Eregret that 1t Is mot
in my power ,to'astend. had the honor to.
command the Second and Third Ho9itzerso on
many fields of battle, and wish to bear testi-
mony To their distinguished gaIlantry and
skill. General Dabney Mauxy isreportea to
have said that he has not seen company.
regular or volunteer, superior to your present
organization, and, inter that this offspring
is worthy successor Of its renowned pa
rents. During the entire war Confederate
light artillery operated under .disadYan-
tages of inferior guns, inferior ammuni-
ton, inferior horses, and inferior equip
ments; yet such were its personnel,
its discipline, and its valor, that in the four
years never saw even detachment behave
badly. Inever saw the day, not even the
day of surrender, when Confederate bat
terry would not have furled its colors in shame
to have been siiented BY anything like an
equal number Of guns; and I never saw @
line of Confederate artillery carried by direct
assault, and never for moment dreaded
such result. The converse we have wit
messed time and again-most gloriously Of
all at Gettysburg, where less than five thou
sand Virginians carried the heights by a
charge over thousand yards Of open
ground in the face of one hundred cannon
and numberless mus >kets. The annals of war
will be searched 10 vain for q parallel to this
feat OF arms. - ~ =
"The southern soldier contended not man
to man, but one against two, three, and four,
and by bis deeds has esta 5lished bis right to
acknowledged superiority en- this continent,
and to be the peer OF any. soldier of ancient
or modern times.
"I propose at your banqut': The memory
of my dear friend and true comrade-in-arms,
the pure, the noble, the chivalrousJ j. Thomp'
son Browne Colonel First Virginia Regf.
ment Artillery. .7r = .tAI.
"'And how can man die better
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-, ALTON OF THE DISPATCH
y 90 .~,,,> THE COMBINED c1RCULA.
T LA""" .I1 THE OTHER DAILY NEWS.
,crgs or TIE CITY.
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ST a.AyCE11N aaLKn sERIs, nAy. ,,tsi
NsaUsfHR RoyaLI. 4 r. Il rhoase nj s.
gornsseS HHii and sixsh st,sce- Ia ihssstyeI, "a

tCDcn&LAUGHTON,.Ea Ia M., ,brisk engine. Asose -
4 .Ssfn lse stlache& On Eaghlaenth mrsas fssfsss
4. r. lA> los fs iHc nlsa "a Hnssasa,s,
Ee1&f street. 80 = q ss 5sa15t 1sz.fsz
TaKUBBs Il &wILLIAMs. q. y. M, two Ists n, !.
OOoR; &sE&UGHTON Nc "A, m, fsrnassre, kc, ..,
y. R.HeoRADAYTissBa,sf & Ba, sfests sesetabass. live,
8 sNcka Ga tssg%sssosff. bsl#E 19tss i,a'
q. s-ANDgRs0H eco, II A. y, ssseasses. 4e. 6
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B THs cRxxpssr NoTH.Pztxs III sais city. .h
l5sEH RapIs6Rss--es.s 1oS aboxs So ~ b

- IN 7, !,
bssid 6f uB nHExer,v y I'D isyoned by Mesas WAEs {
-nfDs HzaIH COZ RssArsda6 WI; ana Aad7s =
FREE TDox IsnL on and othsrsampu1t6ss an1 81
rsecgenen9 Up ase for, ltedtcf1aE and ADssy SER.
pesest q. b. McGAw,, ,M, Ds &
B ~ it late Professor of Cfezkasy,
.9e lsE SaEesascal Csgfsre u sYx ii -
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PRAISE oBYHE, aoRyEszsss s-LErYssssaox
ADMRING ER1ENpsslC Colonel Thomas H,
Carter, Of Bing3 William county, wrote the
following letter, ,.aek oWledging an invitation
to attend the Howhzersi Fetlaion and BAN
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TAxR!x,

NOTICE rs kX.rAYERS 0F lfEss8
= = nnssrxnkss nsxk ssnd EsfsGs aad vsrlEA soxnszi2a
vii e ready foE 81 sas sa, io sES
~ NV, shy nster witch tine IRE per csnss
~ sddsst snd the blHl sent ons sos
loeta0n, 81 N4aAsN<'N1.s "a Ssnnry TfeacArers
no Estsoyd0 -. =. 8 g.
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ISsSIIsAsss, Z. ss e B q ;ssa:'ae
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vs.7rrS To-DAy.-7he probabilities
i"' mill b. clear or partly cloudy.

rr,7rEE YESTERDAY was clear ana
;1ea,an'' -,,o,,..cr q, the Dtsaa.cA Office
E9".t U S,rr,o IeT IL 1879,
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RANDOLpa s ESGLisHsss
1873 MAIN sTasLY

RI,Ag1.BOoKs no BE USED SENf sEAh. sls...aI
81 on bard large stocs of their OVID EannsSssnrsSs ss
and the cheap HOrtherR make. PIlAtH aps s @ssr~
fsTATIOSyHY In gFest variety, 81 ~ 40 III M
sAEMASAca Tor 1875, ~ :
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After some discussion--the hour. OF 2:20
having arrived-the case of Mr. M0rrlson,
charged with giving fraudulent oalots 10
ignorant voters, was postponed uotll
O'Clock this afternoon. Accused was reieaseu
on five thousand dollars bail, General BRAD
lev T. johnson surety.
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sCoasNssA saaps fetsnea III Wlboisasso prscss @
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yXTANTED, CUSTOMERS
VIZ ;-'@ Cor HAND-MADE Saddles
=" BRIDL rs, HARNESS, COLLARS.
Also, sec0nd-a -aand MCCLELLAN SADDLES Az
oxess prices. 49, -. .--.. -. om,,up a
No 1872 REaokHn street,
IA ce a-3m { next d0og 70 Johnson 9 staDie4
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RWsINEss WANTS.

WI ANTED,. every one to. know fhat J.;
w nave sevantY forfeited fine. sts-,
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES 49,,
some Of them Of the inest makers. Also lotS Oh
CHAINS, RINGS, BUTTONS, SETS, &C. dG.-
II ysu want suoh articles at great bargalns call et
s. A. WlNSTOCkS . Loan OMoe,
no12.2m - ~ = No. l77Fourteenth street. 8
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they were prepared 10 admit that Il, con.
tested eiections the fseDatt tohid mot inquire

Mfr. Royall said that II it was admitted as
to a contested election, where the stake was
but ,paltry efcef the spripcipie would ap-
ply with greater force to case where q
mans life was ahYolved. y Fl s.s's s. = Y
Judge Ould stated whas he understood TO
be Mr. Wise's admission. ,s,sg Il. f.,
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c10 REWARD.-lsOST.a LINZ
DlU EB-COIsOREDs and SP0TTEB1eS2zL -
SHTTRE..parneG sPaT-9 we'll badifd, ,s11ue.d .d1Bs
Of MEDIUM height. and aa strfps scssb pf lfys1s
blood Ten dollars Hin be past OF, bis retpIn. 70
2I west Frank linssTeef. ! ~ hpatffatf
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+WTAffrED, BAKERY ~ desire ia pury !,
tvViclr rss guod stsnd for fsranth Bakery. Aps
ply, thru Ugh the postof1ce, TO ALPHA, y sH a bGa
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CT OaA WANTED, TO INVEST
GlaUtJU. ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS.
with personal scrpicrs. On some safe and PAYING
business. Commission business preferred. Can IN
Office. Give real pame and where inergseT San 90