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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-08

LEE GALLERY.-JoHS w. DAVIES, $50 EAST
MAIN STREET. RICHMOND, VA.-some recents spe-
cimens OF pinot ;grdphy from 'hls well known gall
lery show steady improvement In ST, le ami arts-
Tic Skill and We commend II to the patronage OF
the public generally Central Presbyterian. LII
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-08
Germany

BERLIN. May 7.--Tbe proceedings against j
the Prince Bishop of Breslau for violation OF.
the ecclesi asticsa laws have resulted Id hig,
removal" He Bss been conducted to the
Bohemsn frontisrs.2 i,~t e:ot2plq q eaalcl
The Post thinks the reply Of the Btlgianss
isfactory, and believes that Germany IS /,
placed in srch position that to let the mat.
ter drop viii be inpossible. 'H"t. - -
J, Six thousand German families are prev
pariag to emigrata: from Russia on account
Of oppressive conseription. - ...,.f,,.,..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-08

:. FLowEHs--JoHE MORTON, florist. corner of
Main and Reservoir streets, has the most elegant
assortment Of flowers ever exhibited in liis city.
His CARNATIONS, FUcHsIAsr aud ROSES are pey-
fecfly exquisite while hls beds Of yERBENAs pre-
sent all Ihe color OF The rafSbpw. His ZoyAEE
GERANIUNs and collections OF rsre and beautifeH
flowers have 10 be seen 70 be Appreciated. MORTON
is The most successsnt propagatw and raiser, OF
flowers in this Vicinity. and VISIT 10 hi, green
houses even TO see the beautiful flowers which he
has grown Will well repay aBy one - -szatt+ ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-08

The President has designated and author
lied George b. Tas lOr, Of Psnssyivania,te
perform the dutiesaf Supervising Inspector,
General Of tue Steamboat Inspection Service
during the absence from time to time OF that
officer.
Judge f. NJ. Pitts +died suddenly In Nor,
folk yesterday while pleading u case Ia the
courthouse In that city. .''''' sA'.si ''n
The wharf at the foot of Pacific street,
Brooklyn, sunk yesterday with 100000 tons
of coal, two wagons, and a horse. Loss,
100000. ,44. ags -. ..l- ~ ioG SIND
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Cuba.

NKw YORK, May7.-Havana letters re.por.
; ns,,le at Palma Gala, over which the Span.
iards are greatly elated. They only require
about three months 70 crush tncs rebellion
completeiy. Ever so many .ubans we're
killed and only one sgAniarc. hart.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-08

MUSICIANS MrLCrgD.-Louis Voelker, ISa.
core aud c. II. Hlrsberg, members Of brass
bqpG. were before The Police Justice ye>ter-
lay morning charged with having bad bel
iir,rent encounter about week ago. They
were fined s. eych and required 10 give secu
ri,y in the sum of $40 tor six months.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-08

GosHs TO MEcKLEsBgBa.-Th Richmond
Howitzers have resolved TO visit Charlotte
on the 10Th instant and join the North Caro-
liDi.ns in the centeBniI celebration of the
Meckleuburg Declaration OF independence.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-08

FINANCIAL IMPROVEMENT. Since the ISL OF
Nav the Rehmoud and Danvitle Railroad
Company has been paying interest due upon
its bonds, and has retired s22o.O of Its ma.
tured debt. Within q few weeks past us
bonds have risen in The market five per cent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-08

PARTISAN FASHIoS-BOOK.-A new fashion, book
for ladies' hair dressing an also full assortme mt
Of toilet articles imported direct from Paris, can be
seen at K. FEgHANDISI's, 6l3 Broad street.
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ALL DISEASES oRTHE BLOOD.

,iIf VEGeTIs1 Will relieve, pain, cleanse, puElly,>
and cure such diseases restoring the paisnt 70 per
fecs he tIth after trying different physicans many
remedies, suffering for y~al, Is iI not M
Ia tHIs neticne performing such crest curesE :it
works in the the urcslstsnfp pa. aS. u Ths
o.e t sonrc. az disease originates the DiVod ana
no medicIns that does sat act directly upoa " 70
nnrfy and osaoyate, hsssaUy juss cAim upon pupiio
attention.. .s1 $50 -, e. E2H &J@stssfs tsg< :
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-08
Murderer Hung Patent Arsparatns
Successfully Used.

pLYMouTH, Mass. May 7.--William +.
sturtevant, the triple murdereS,, was hung
here to-day. he was steady to the last
The arrangements for the hanging were
com plete, and the affair vas success. The
euriousIy arranged pulling apparatus aud
weights used in jerking him are patented.
SherlfIs from different o)unties IN Masssean.
selts were present 10 witEasS the SUCCESS oil
the experiment.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-08

HOME ISDUSTRY.-Buy the "Excesior " ater.
Cooler and the Polar RefhIerator, the ONLY
CuARCOAL-PACKED Ice .econonizers made In this
CITY, For sal. by the princlpal dealers In our line.
MoCSTcAsTLE & CoPER, manufacturers, $50
md SIR
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-08

EoyELTIES.-The "Arhsniup collar" for you ug
men-the most stylish collar ur.
The "Cavalier,' the " Wolseley," and /" Favor.
ite ;" collars all new styles and very handsome.
The " Globe 81 cuffs, the . .'Aldine,' aud the" Mar
outs '-Broadway styles.
For sale by WILKINSON & WITHERs,
No. 1907 Main street.
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i China!

y SHANGHAI, MaE T<I"fbe American Metho -.'G
dist cha pei at oQniekang was dsstroyedaby .asst
mob of ChiDameu. The Chinese suthorities.ss
have offered ample Ieparatlens fol, the out,
rage.
LONDON, May 7-obna has engaged the!
Confederate General Ripley, to eonssruct !:
works on, an extensive scale fer the defence.c
of the coast and the principal, rivers. Gene,
raj Ripley sails for the East In q few days.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-08

BITTEN BIT DoG.-Mr. S. B. Jacobs, of
the Engineers Department, was bitten in
the hand yesterday by Colonel CutsEaw's
setter dog. The bite is not thought to bs Sc.
rious. 80. g.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-08

BAPTIST SUSDAY-SCuooL AssGCIATIOE.-The
regular monthly meeting Of The Blptist Sun
y-School Association will take place on
Sunday afternoon at 81 O'Clock at the Sidney
Baptist church. ......
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-08

ARRIyALs.-R. FERRANDISI has received. from
New York all Of bis goods for the spring and sum
mer, consisting of the latest styles of fans, chate-
lnincs, aud COMBS for the lair. Call and examlue
them at 6l 8 Broad street. Z r Z. TIT
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yTEGETINE,
..oa.laE "a ,to.Ht~ '''t'-
THE GREAT HEALTH-REsToRER,
... sIApR, FRoMs
fr4a Fts t.e..sr. s,t=Gr ..HTff- ~ IL
BARK9, ROOTs, AND HERBS, y ss.
GENERAL. DESILITX. (

In this compIs,nt the coed effectsof tho vEGR-,
TINE are realized Immediately afte ominencln& 10
tike il as ucbtsy denol ss fcency ofthc blood ana
YEGETrNE aCsS directly upon the blood. There Ia
no rc edy that will restbre the health from debility
ike the VEGsIHe. Il ts nourshiny and streDgth-
Gucts the nervous system, acis dIne,tIy upon tho
secret Ions anu arou,ts the whole 81 stem " actDn.
IL has never failed In this complaint.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-08

HAVE YOUR CLOTHING AND SHIRTS made tc
order by Z. x. SPENCE & son, Merchant Tailors
1900 Main >treet. Perfect hr suaranteeor or no sale
Call and examiue their stock Of cloths, dlagonL
cnatii q. anI cassimereS for suits. -------
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-08

National fsank Statements calsed for.
WAsnl:Grus, May 1.-THE Controller Oh
the Currency calls upon the National binks
for statement OF their affairs on the i't in.
slant. This notice and blanks viii De maheo
afnnHac nc xf .-.atsra--,.s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-08

RICHMOND unMd2uPATHIC PHARMACY Depot
for Humphreys homeopathic Specifics, Epps's Ho.
mpopalhic Z, Goa, Lieblg's Liquid Extract Of Beef,
and The British Egg-aud Butter Powder, 705 Main
street. X. T.. DUNN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-08

SPECIAL HeT1cE.-All pupils who attended rne
exe1 elses at Professor LAUBE:s academies during
the session Of s74-75 are requested 10 attend the
rehearsal, with fAl orchestral N usic for the May
ball snd foral festival, on MONDAY EVENING at 4
O'Clock precisely.
The fsgui.r rehearsal will take place as usual.
The scholars who are 10 participate In the bal let
will attend punctnslIy at 8 O'Clock TnIs EVENING.
None but Sctotdrs wit, be admitted.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-08

SIGHTSEEING IN NEW YoRK.-Duriug the ten
days Monsieur FERRANDINI was In New I ork city
he we his whole attention 10 examining the fash
ions most In vogue there. but particularly 10 the
prices of all kins of HAIR GOODS. aud he Is as
sured that he can offer to ladies great Inducements
In that line. To he convinced that no hair-dealer
uuderstl him In the same quality of hair goods
just give him trial before purchasing elsewhere,
and you will save BY going to The old, established
place OF j. FERIlANDIN1, 613 Broad street
Establ shed in 1868. .
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MATCH GAME OF BASE -BALL.-A match
gone of baseball for the championship OF
nele Isle and Manchester will be played to-
morrow al / O'Clock, at Spring Hill battery,
between the puddlers and nailers OF the Old
Dominion Nall'WoTks.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-08

roS'T FORGET THAT PazzISI cam furulsh yo
with pure Ice CREAM.
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METHODIST SUNDAY SCHOOL SOCIETY .--The
regular monthly meeting of this society will
be held at Manchester Methodist church Sun.
day afternoon at 81 o'cicck.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-08

STATE License The attention of persons
requiring State license is called to the fact
that such licenses were due the 1st instant,
and that Commissioner r. B. Munford is
prepared to issue them at his office, in the
litY Hall. - ? -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-08

The LEE GALLERY-The thanks Of the Virginia
BapIlsis are due 10 Mr.. DAWES for the splendid
pictures Of their ministers. = ReLi1ioms Rerald
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EuxIanH

LON DON, Msy T--Captain sherard Osbwne,
Of the Royal navy, isdead-'2 2spt. !iE - IL
:, Cou ut D,Harcourt represents Rustria at
the Co urt Of Sti James. f,,a a.tl >, ,..~.
|. The steamship Greece. which went ashore
at South End, ibated Off,, as was expected,
and IS now at Grayesend. p ~'a1 y -a,i sd&'
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r. BEST ASSORTED STOCK OF PARAsoLs IN the eli.
III SYCLE BROTHERS.. .... ... "-
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If you want to &c; nice BLACK ALPACA go t
STcLE BROTHERS, as they have Il splendid qualit
at soc. which is sold everywhere 1t 6215c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-08

ELECTION TIcKETS.-Send yourorders for cleo
tiou ii. kets o DISPATCH PkISTI AIi-hoUSE.
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THERE Is great satisfaction In putting on ar
FLMwooD COLLAR. No pulling This Way and tha
way. Us II fits ut once. - '1..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-08

ELECTION TICKETS printed at DISPATCH PeESr
ISG-HOUsE at low rates
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3. THE JOHNNY -DARSEs-Assembly Hall, Tuesda.
evening, May II, 1875.
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HAgrER's WEEKLY AND LEsLlB's ILLUS.
rs.rgD NEWSPAPER fer this week rfcei'el
from J. T. EIysop, newsdealer, 1lls Main
street,
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IWENTY-FoUR STAR PERFORMERS In tn
Fourth-SIeet Club. Tuesday evening, May I1,h.
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REDIFoRDISoS WARBLINGS-h ssembly Hall
Tuesday evening, May 11lh.
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LEAVE YOUR MEASURE TO secure good ht for
first GLASS pair of boots or shoes made IN any
sty.e-hand-work ouly-aI 5osCuES's, 500 and
5l1 Broad street. ..... ....rt
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THE DISPATCH.
Railroad Acctdent.

iSpseiat telegram to The Dispatch.
GRENADA Mss, May 7.-Train No. A,
bound south from Cairo, ran of the track
one mile south of: this point to-day. The
engine and baggage-csr were precipitated
down an embankment twenty feet and we're.
completely wrecked One passeDger.cariwaS
also thrown from The track. Engineer ].
Murphy aud the fireman. lillian Weeks
were dangerously burt ;.tbe express messen-,
ger and baggage master were. seriously .in-
jaFed.si No. passengers we're hurt. The, ,acci-
den was eiused by cow attempting toeross
he track in front Of the engine. sF.gi ,;,s
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PoRE IcE-CREAA, PURE icE-IhhAa.nLs =. .s,'',
your orders early this morning il you m,on izas'
~ ,nrn,sb YOU with pure Ice-Cream for tc.morroW'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-08

DYSPEPSIA CuRED-Assembly Hall, Tuesda,
evening, May nth. '''
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PfNEAPPLEs, PISEArrLEs.-Go TO Plzz1SI'S
and get some of tns delicious fruit.
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FoURTH-STREET WoNDERS-As:embly Hall
Tuesday evening" Nay 1lth
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FoURTIsSTREET CLun-Assembly HaII, Tuesday
evening, May 1th. am.... r.. -. ,..sa
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new LAWNS just opened at SYcLE BROTHERS
Give them CALI t' #.'- 80 4'f 80. '''' '-
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LADIES BoX-ToE BUTTON CATERS ut Bo-
sCIINN's. 500 and 5l1 Broad street. r.
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Five thousand pieces DAISY TRIMMING at Csc
apiece at SYCLE BROTHERS.
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THE BEST are the cheapest; hence the pictures
taken at the LEE" Gallery are sought after by all
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-08

Two-BrrToN KID GROVES, all grades, at 75c., al
SYcLE BROTHERS,. .a1 "A H. E--.:9.
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HAMBURGER EDG1SGs and large
assorlmeot-at sYCLE BROTHERS,. J. g.
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NOTTINGHAM LACES and LACE CURTAINS
specialty at SYCLE BROTHERS,.
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RUMPERHIcKRL iXPERIESCsS - Assembl.
Hall, Tuesday evening, May 1lth.
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You SAVE MONEY 10 bus Ing your DRY GOODS a
sYCLE BEoTIER,'.
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One thousand different styles of NECK and HAT
SCAgFS at SYcLE BROTHERS,.
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The knights Tenrsanr Drill at chas
E9#= lanrkyca.

CHATTANOOGA, TESN., May 1.-The si'VeT
cup lop the best di:psa, Of Templir drill was
awarded TO the Nashville C0mmlndery To-
dfy. Three CO o'Am,nderles--Sr. Elmo. olur-
freeshoro', and Nashyile--compated An
immense gathering witnessed The drill Z
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-08

Inspected Governor this week visit
ed and inspected the penitcntiary.
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a. y 3cpeulHI teIeBfsi1 20 tNe Ospdtth.J a05-
PoRTszoUrH, May a--Colonel Charles K
Mallory, ef Hampton, one of the most pro-
min ent men in this section, died to-day at !,
moot, after > lingering illness. ...,,, f,....,.,g
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P1zzls1 has u fine lot OF Bananas.
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1,e.ssuerlvs Fire in nar.hal,, , Texas.

1sesesuefiye Fire I'm Marshall, Texas.
Especial releEyam 70 she Dispatchj e ~,
: Nxw ORLEANS, May IA special from
NJ arshall. Texas, says 8 Gre broke out at 81
O'Clock this morning IN a block Of stores
no. .rthwest OF the courthouse. Every build
fpg was destroyed. Loss estimared at $780,
600; Insured for 7se,oO0 to $4,000. :1t.'
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v5err1se is SOLD ny ALL pnvs l'ls essrs, !,
"a ,,,, e. NAH 7s&sf 80

~, ;;5u0N WHOM n MAY CONCERN: ga
fSh kci,es Js. e Ss.a ss IS y s;s1 ps.s.
with me ~ss nsxs s, Is sso so a for sarssa
sion iar a for wnin thirty aays tSm, .nl
All Broad ssrss.. is,ehs aaas Sss
my $500
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-11-28
GREAT SATISFACTION.

No art of Mr. Lafitte's letter has been
received with greater satisfaction than that
in whic h he pays graceful tribute to the
present president OF the Cotton Exchange,
Mr.. John Phelps.-Picayune.
This is doubtless true in more literal
sense than intended by our neighbor.
Nearly all the rest of that remarka-
biz electioneering document was freely
and fercely mathematical on Car
ondelet street. But if there is
such unstinted satisfaction with Mr..
Phelps, why not make an effort to
probing it? He has served 'this commu-
nifty" as the nominal head of the Cotton
Exchange for year, perhaps more; we
do not remember exactly. Everybody is
delighted with him. Even Mr.. LATTE,
who evid emily wants to step into his
shoes, writes in complimentary strain of
his "signal service to the people in serv-
ing on the funding board" If it is such
d cause of rejoicing tohave the services of
such man as Mr.. Phelps, why should
there be such an apparent willingness to
part with him?
20, for a forty parson power to chant
Thy praise, Hypocr VI"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-11-28
A MIsOHIEVOUs SUGGESTION.

The communication of "Golden Faith, "
which appears in another column, is from
the pen of well known gentleman of &C.
knowledged ability and intelligence. We
give place to his views as we do to those
of all thinking men, when properly and
briefly expressed 1t is not our intention
in this article to even express an opinion
for or against the propriety of adopting
the plan suggested. But for another pur-
pose we will assume that the public is in
terested in the adoption of his financial
suggestions. We object to the manner in
which the proposed change is to be
made. Admitting the want of authori-
ty in law for receiving part of the
customs duties in greenbacks, he urges
the Secretary Of the Treasury to
do it on his own responsibility.
To this we object most earnestly. An
officer charged with financial administra-
ton can not depart from the strict letter
of the law without being guilty of crime.
As soon as the door of the treasury is once
opened "for good motive" it will not be
long before bad motive will be furnished
with a duplicate key. We have had ex-
amples in illustration in this State. Not
very long ago our secretary Of the treas
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-11-28

ury fou nd out that he was wiser than the
law, and began to make his astonishing
expert ments. His most signal failure is
only useful as warning to others. Hav-
ing failed to satisfy anybody, he has made
up his mind to vacate position which he
might have retained with credit to the
end of his term had he not been deluded
with the idea that he is wiser than the law
If the financial plans suggested by
Golden Faith" are worth anything at all,
let them receive the sanction and author
ity of G ongress; but save, if possible, the
treasury of the United States from the
wretched blunder which led to the ruin of
the credit of this State There is but one
guide for faithful servant, and that is
the law The owners are responsible for
the consequences.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-11-28

The same thing was charged upon the
Democracy when at Baton Rouge they
elected Senator of the United States
The bet there was, however, five hundred
times as great as in Mississippi. There
has been little taught in election frauds
since the days of the Plaquemine returns,
and man could always be beat out of his
vote by the Louisiana Democracy as
adroitly as by any other political gam
blers There may be some danger that
protection Democrat Randall, and
some other candidate may be embar-
raised by the enterprise of the out
side gamblers who bet on them. The
lobby and gallery might break up an cleo
ton in which they were likely to be
heavy losers. The waiter on a gambling
party at London club having fallen in
fit from exhaustion and watching, bet
was instantly made upon his recovery. A
physician, attempting to employ means
for the mans recovery, was arrested by
one of the betters, who insisted that the
unconscious wretch should be left to the
unaided power of natural recuperation.
The poolers may insist upon some such
impartiality in the Speakers election.
What is the life of one man or the rights
of million to the decision of money
wager by the gamblers?
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-11-28
A SIGNIFICANT HINT.

That public spirited citizen [John Phelpsl
has served our business interests so long
and faithfully in that capacity as president
of the Cotton Exchanged that he has now a
right to ask relief from further discharge of
its onerous duties.-Pcayune.
No doubt Mr.. Phelps has the right to
decline to stand for reelection, and he is
capable of speaking for himself without
being subjected to the discourtesy of such
hint as the above. We are not in the
confidence of Mr.. Phelps, and neither
know nor care whether he desires to be
reelected or not. But if he has served
"our business interests so long and faith
fully" in any capacity, it seems to us to be
worth while to induce him to continue in
such service, instead of trying to coax him
with honeyed phrases to abandon it. At
any rate, if "this community" is so very
grateful for his signal services it ought to
have the decency to let him speak first in
the matter,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-11-28

wicked man and vulgar hero was the great
est curse that ever befell this great and
growing republic. Caprice of fortune
Why didst thou ever place such man at
the head of affairs in this nation2 If any
doubt the truth of this position. let the
most disastrous dynasty, and that of his
successor, whom bis despotism installed,
array the evidence. The destructive vicis.
situdes of commerce, the ruin of the cur
rency, the inroads of fac ton, the tendency
OF modern Democratic principles, their
countenance of theft. perjuries, forgeries
and counterfeiting, the long sway of the
grossest and vilest demsgOgues in the fatal
tendency to array the ignorant against the
intelligent, the vulgar against the decent,
and thieves. besides the most deadly in.
roads upon the institution, all in the name
OF Democracy. Are we not indebted tor
all these curses, or rather for their having
been brought into life, together with all the
m!schiefs in existence, and all the ills which
now beset us as a nation to this mob hero,
Andrew jackson, a selfish, corrupt and dan
gerous man, who neither deserved the
elevation which he attained nor knew
how ID employ it when attained, either to
promote his countrv's gto1 or preserve his
own reputation. Verify, jackson has been
the scourge as well as the disgrace of the
entire country, etc.
This is unworthy and indecorous Ian
guage to be applied to the head of gov
erment, but there can be no doubt Brown
low believed every word of it.
These will serve as examples of style
provided our confreres decide to pursue
the style of vituperation and obloquy.
Should they confne themselves to the
subordinate department of ''insinuation,"
we need not furnish them with authori-
tieS