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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-11

THE BOARD OF MANAGERS of Hollywood
Memorial Association will meet this (Tues-
day. afternoon at 81 o'clock in the lecture
room of st, Paul's church. ..-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-11

LINEN GOODS of every description can be had at
Levy BROTHERS, In great variety. Ibey make
specialry In this brauch Of their business purcas
Ing their stock from frs. hands only. ihose IN
want of table-cIoths, napkins, doilles, sheetih8s'
shIrtngs, &C., should give them call ano save mo
ney by s.. doing.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-11

THE YORK RIVER RouTE.-A very impor-
tant change of schedule in the Richmond,
York River and Chesapeake railroad is an
nounced this morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-11

THE CoUNCIL's RESPONSE to Judge Gui-
oon's amended rule in reference to the "pes-
tiferous Jail" will be presented to Judge
Guigon to-day by City Attorney Page.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-11

YOUTHFUL acknowledgement Dan
Wren yesterday arrested colored boy thir.
teen years of age, named William Williams,
charged with. setting fire to some empty
bogsheads and lot Of lumber which were
stored in q shed adjoining the tobacco fac.
tory of Mayo Il knight, on Cary street near
Fifteenth. The fire was kindled on Sunday
between II and O'Clock, and was soon ex.
tinguished. 1t is believed Williams'S mo.
tive for desiring to devote great deal OF
valuable property to destruction was that be
might have chance to steal something. He
has been an humble member of the press-a
newsboy-and bis deprayity is, therefore,
the more astonishing. The Police Justice
will hear what he has to say in bis defence
this morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-11

The following is summary Of superin'
tnndents' reports for the month of April:

Union Station school reported 81 conver-
sious and Sidney2.
The next meeting will be held in Union
Station church on the Sc :oDd Sunday in June.
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MoNptY. Nay l7Tii, 1875.
Nr.\%S', EA%p ha. been engaged. and in addi-
iu a l";s-ufcsui ui fl;r dance there will be every
:..si& Tor nutlug hajhug. fishing. aud The enjoy
..i II '.. .h.- luXuri.s. for which West polat Is
!. -t4 -. s.ti .'.,-uH, Ut the year.
t.-Ht,ri'> will nc presented 10 the most hand
, ..e;.H.l ~. uslI.>t u,u present.
60. #t4.c a.rd Ut $50 \. Vi.
d.. .",-. l,tf.jl"Ht"u. : ladies QUO. 10 DC Aau
IS "..sl'> ur Il the committee.
,..#t..i.,c -. .,rruIlg, mtuls: II. {. Ferguson,
Z. >..aI. v. II. Baker, -. II. Pat!el son, Il +.
i.-..... my 1l.3t
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BAsE-BALL.-A match game Of baseball
was played on Saturday between the In.
trepid Baseball Club, of Church Hill, and
the Red Stocking Baseball Club, of Shockoe
Hill, resulting In victory for the latter
Score, 64 to 81 ...
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-11

COMMISSION MERcHANTs.-Wc solicit your or
ders for printing, or u call at any time you may
wish to see spe cmens or obtain estimates, feeling
assured that It VIII be to your advantage.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-11

On THEeLINE AT LAsT.-The steamer John
Sylvester has been beautifully painted and
overhaued generally, and is on the line again
between Norfolk and Richmond.
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FAIRS AND FE!iS'sS.


~. MAEk'S FAIR.
H.. l..f . Tie benefit uf 81. Marks church VII
..aa.. iHc rooms over Mrs. SAUNDERS store
,a t.rla .,,d Iiro4d streets. on Monday and Tues
gsE. ...ga. tuesday evening. Sales made a
ta. lily HEDtCEp pHlCES. my lo-2t
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done at the
DISPATCH PR1NTING-lIoUsB. Good work. low
prices and satisfaction guaranteed. .t 81
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The wet-goods stock of LEVY BRoriisRs' has
nearly all been disposed OF. 1hey now pace upon
the same counter a large number OF etlxr Articles.
which they intesd closing OUT at as low prices "
,hev sold the we. goods at. 1t will p.y you nj oil
rings 10 give this counter your rarlcaar attention
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-11

RICHMOND HOMEOPATHIC PHARMACY sDeros
for Humphreys Homeopathic speeches. Epps no.
meopalhic Cocoa, LieniR's Liquid Extract o. besl,
and The British Egg-and. Butter Powder, foo -aain
street. X. =. DUNN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-11

LADIES' Box-ToE BUTTON CATERS ut Boz
SCHES'S, 500 and oil Broad street. ..r al.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-11

DYSPEPSIA AND ITS ErFEcTs-such sour
stomach, sick headache, habllutl costiveness.
hear t.burn, water-brash, disagreeable taste In
The mouth, palpation OF the heart. and dis
| eases of the stomach and IiveI-cured at once by
two doses of GREEN'S AUGUST FLOWER. II YOU
doubt this, get sample bottle for ten cents and
try II, PURCELL. LADD Co., Agents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-11

LEAVE YOUR MEASURE to secure good fit for
lrst.clsss pair of boots or shoes made IN anyl
stye-hand-work only-at BoscuENs, 500 and
5l1 Broad street. -
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PEMBROKE WHITE DRESS SHIRTS, ready y-made
or made to order; perfect At guaranteed or no
sale, by E. b. SPENCE & Son, merchant tailors,
1900 Main street. H.
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/ PINEAPPLEs! PINEAPPLEs !-Those In want OF.
this delicious fruit should 20 to pIzzISrs. He has
just received fine lot Of them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-11

HOME ISDusTRY-Buy the i" Excelsior Waters
Cooler and the Polar" kefri yerator, the ONLY
CIARcoAL.pAcKED Ice -cconomizers made In this
city. For sala by The principal dealers In our line.
MoUNTcAsTLE & CoFER, manufacturers, $40
Rrna6
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-11

DISPATCH PRINTISG-HOUSR.-Unsur Ia
cilities for the prompt execution or all Kinds OF
printing Order; filled promptly and ut low pricese
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-11

READY-MADE CLOTHING. Largo stock OF
reaoy-msde clothing for sale at low prices BY z.
b. SPENCE s SON, merchant tailors, 1900 Main
street. - -g
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-11

REDFoRDNo's WARBLINGs-Assembly Hall,
Tuesday evening, May 1lth.
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CONSERVATIVE NoMINATloN.-At the Con-
seryaliye meeting held at Henrlco County
courthouse yesterday George w. Garter
was nominated for clerk Of the county.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-11

GAUZE AND MERISo UNDER. .SHIRTs-Tho
largest stock OF underwear iu the city can be
found at the old cornerstone Of 4. 3. SPENCE e.
Son, merchant -railors, 1900 Maiu street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-11

LETTER. HEALS, ,NoTE-HkADs, BILL hEADo' Az. ~
COUNTS, SALES, BUSISEss.cARDs, @o'' us@as
printed arr ItsrArcH HPuINTIsd.HousE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-11

UMBRELLAS, UMHRELLAs.-Large stock Of silk
alpaci, and gngbam umbrellas, and great va
riety Of walking canes, for sale low by E. b.
SPENCE Son, merchant.t .taIlors, 1900 Main.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-11

Cry CIRCUIT CoURT.-The case of Howe,
Knox & Co. Us. Strong has been adjourned
until the 9th instant.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-11

Doy'r say you failed to know when pineaepifs
were selling cheap, for PiZzIsi informs you S-uay
ALI nhnur them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-11

THE JOHNNY. ENTHUSIASTICALLY Hall, Tuesday
evening, May IL, 1875.
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FoUHrn- STREET WoNDEHs-Assembly HalIs
Tuesday evening, May l1th.
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TUE WEATHER To'DAY.-The probabilities
arc tho: The ,ceo'her to-doy eoill be clear
and ,rGrm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-11
AUCrxON SALES THIS DAY.

ELECTION TIcKETS.-Send your orders for eleca
ton tickets 10 DISPATCH PRISTI HOUSE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-11

PURE IcK-CREAM.-PIzzINIi Is prepared to make
pure Ice-cream Of all fayors.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-11

DYSPEPSIA CuRED-Assembly Hall, Tuesday
evening, May 11th. e.s. .tx 4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-11

REELECTION TICKETS printed at DISPATCH PRINT
ING. HOUSE at low rates,
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Or1sroSs OF THE PULPIT AND rnE pnrss -

OPINIONS OF THE PULPIT AND THE PRESS n.
REGARD TO THE E.LEr"6ALLEgY: a.
The best PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY IN the United
States. CHRIsTIAN OBSERVER. ),
Has never been surpassed. 50 faras my observe.
ton goes, In this style OF art
~ REV. j. L. BURROWS. :
This weil-known GALLERY shows steady Inn
provement IN style and artistic skin.
$500 GENITAL PRESBYTERIAN. =
The PICTURES are admirably and tastefuily ar
ranged. 49,, REV. j. B. JErER.
Beautiful, artistic, ana accurate LIKESEssEs.
H1 REV. G. Z. BITING.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-11
SIMMER RsfS9RES.
tfHLlA HOTEL,
OLD POINT COMFORT, VIRGINIA.

ii- spicy did Hotel wit! be open forthe reception
q l",.;- "n The l0th If May. The proprietor has
,..a.-,.! tie BUILDING amt made numerous i'm.
.s 'rrrlIr. consisting uf additional sleeping
a.a- IAtn'> i!lliard- and bathrooms, promenadeS
a.4r:re-vayin inuu. g.. winch make II one of The
- ~ .cu,idr.
ltGNs - per day; Il so per week.
70! ur'h"r Inform ,tisu ADDRESS
u: Il-lm II. riGBUS, Proprietor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-11

BUMPERNIcKELs EXPERIENCES = Assembly
Hall, Tuesday evening, May lth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-11

TwESTY-FoUR STAR PERFORMERS In the
Fourth-Street Club, Tuesday evening, May 11th.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-11

PRESERVING PIsssArpLxs. Read PIzztNI's
af,y
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waUsE.FURNasHINa GOODS

1875. srAAN'' 1910.
we have received our stock Of MATTiSdS.
capprriSss. RUGS, FLOOR and TABLE
OIL. CL orHs, LACE CURTAINS, SHADES. Sc~
which we offer >, reasonable profits.
T,e largest and ns. stock or FLOOR OIL
CT. l.OTHs 10 be found In the Stale.
Il. z. RICHARDSON'S Cos
,,1e.om s0I, corner atn,a aud aain streets. !.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-11

ALI WHOM II MAY CONCERN
"'t noti"c that as guardian Of Mary .. Kehr
aPl,E to the Chanccry Court OF the city OF
,.',P'c "u thr tth G.y Of June, 1875, TO permit
., I've Tie ia@d Lslnnging 10 my ward IL the
,rt.,.,' ~ ieaiian aud wifi: 20. Kebr trustee, and
,a,.,, ,'' same from This state to Spaldlng
d.. "a, Were have qualified as her guar.
'- "AH "icrc she rcsldra wItu he.
e. II. kEHR,
Eyr Guardian OF Mary y. kehr.
- - IL eyNSkE his COUNSEL my Il-TuaW
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-11

SEE P1zzISl's advertisement about preserving
aincanules.
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FouRTI.sTREET CLUB-Assembly Hall, Tuesday
evening, May 11th.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
ROARD OF ALDERMEN,

The regular semi.monthly meeting Of th'
Board Of Aldermen was held in the Counci
chamber yesterday afternoon Presiden
John 4. Meredith in the chair.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-11

y ALL WHOM II MAY CONCERN
.'e'' a.ire that a ?uardin If Emma Z. kehr
-i..' 10 !!.e th4nCcV tuuIt OF the city OF
.. ..l "p u" ii day "f JuGe, j S75 10 permit
E''"4y- The !GId belonging u my ward in
~. f~- 10! l"tliia.' ayG WIFI serSus hehr. truS'
~ "-" u!r.c tnc SAME from this State u Suiit-
-. '..'. i"nLcaoc-. whore ! have qualified as
- 'a"iat&Is anu where she residf.o win me.
WILLIAM b. GALE,
Guardian Of Emma 4. Kehr.
- r. y. rOSNEH, his counsel
- ll.Iuim
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-11

LARGE YELLOW BANANAS AT PIzzINI's.
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FURNITURE! R,,asrruRE.@
offer for sale 81 900 worth Of FIRST-CLASS
FIIHNfTURE. Gail ana see my Walnut suits. Inil
without marble ut .5 O. ali Ya.nal, 10 piecss Pop
lar suns, full marble, from sos 10 s53: PArlor
suits. HaIrcloih or Reps. from $50 10 500 Poplar
Suits, 10 pieces. without marble, with hi2h oed-
slead, from $40 to *2S. Iompare win what S
soln b. auction for more money. This Is nc, Min-
hug, haye Mt least II 5, GOO Worth OF FUkSl-
TIRE "a ali descriptions which viii sell for easAs
or oy weekly or monthiy instruments
- - - Gl.---7E 8, WILLIAM DAFFRON. Z
Office and salesroom. 1&aS 5lain stFesL ~ 10 Z.
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FURNITURE.
~ f. WATSON'S FURN1TUREM.
-. a WORKS, RICHMOND. %

= Having timber tracts In this State sufficient 70
last several years, wstf1 comUfetc 'umberfnK ral-
ing. and saw-mill Organization OF tfty men, To-
yeiber with one of the most complete 70 tories IN
Inc country located IN this city, furnish Poplar
and hard wood (no soft ptne) low priced FURSt.
ture as cheap as any factory Sorh or w West--and
fine Walnut Furniture cheaper. stock eft o4e
million feet or lumber insures seasoned works
warranted In this and Every respect. Manufacture
MATTRESSES of al! kinds.
street: lumLer-yards, Ash and Poplar Streets
wurerooms, No. lS Governor trhirteentbl street,
istcbmonu 49, !, NH I9. I9.SatlkTu3m&w&sW3m =
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~. p-!aAEet GE. q. WILEY. Salem, Va.

4 >alAND HOTEL, situated in Ashland,
u s#sI': cpEniy. Va, st&'rGG mi les north Of
fs'. tr ;hc n .tInOId, Frrderic cksburs 2EC
.-. = l.,,Ari. "Lcrs IiHST-CLASS ACCoMMo-
...t .''> "' L.~E-T RATES. hOoniS hrGe ana
+" ..' !I'n-",G: servants polite and attentive;
.. .1;r.9i Cai'y ron kiChmoud marSC.
..''s aupi" ana v"!y attractive. Families and
'.".'al visitors Mil 1iud this one Of The most
@.-'' SUMMER EhSbRTS
~ t&Iah,, IL Ia" ruId, OF refined society. re-
.hsf,- iur IT. extraordinary hcaiihiulness. and
."'. hE r'i from al puinI5. Board,rs VIII bt
.".-.'a". VITA RAILROAD tickets 10 hlcniEon1 an0
'.s' !'r "hc. round trIp. ir.Iu" half price.
t@' "i.A. anG Cih"r particulars Apply 10
w. SCUIT & BROTHER.
- !. IN proDrieLoTs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-11

Mr.. Darlington rose to personal eXplana.
ton, and retracted what he had said con-
cernipg DR.. 0. f. Manson, Of the Common
Council, at previous meeting OF the Board,
he having been misniormed as to the re-
marks made by DR.. Manson relative to Mr..
Darlington as a member Of the Committee
on Retrenchment and Reform.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-11
'TNE ROANOKE RED SULPHU Il
; L K | y q 5

'~.l Anw hands. aud will be open for visitors the
'>+ hf dCNk lhcse popular and justly celebrated
S...4., have Undergone thorough rcpltrs, aud are
".".! iu.n.,Lct. They are distant ten miles from
~. ~, Roanoke county,. Va.
fAr'I". destined Tor the Roa noke Red by railr rad
'rach >.s"u ~ The Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio
''f'4i' Where comfortable coaches will meet
- 80 1'd convey IA, III 10 The Sprugs.
lam: lh!rly dollars per month of four weeks,
I.3.i.Ira per week, aud twJ dollars per DAY Tor
@-4slrnt,.
'y'lu FARE: single person, s2.5 two or
:" 70. - each.
''.''.s~..rGIHin@ in Salem, going To Roanoke Red
f"T = :!.gS VIII inquire Tor JOHN .. hISER,
."s 'ie-rIug The analysis will apply 10 DR..
- Wiley. r;irIu, Va.
OK. +. x. BERKELEY,
tatlwta pU>i-utC", Roanoke county;
CAPTAIN V. VI. SMITH.
Catawha, Va:
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GROUNDS AND BUILDINGS.

Mr.. Tanner, from the Committee on
Grounds and Buildings, reported joint
resolution in response to petition from Mr..
Henry EXall relative to the removal OF mate
rial from the old City Hail lot, renting the
said lot to Mr.. EHall at $l25 per month,
payabe in advance, for the purpose OF
storing the material for period OF four
months, The resolution was amended so as
to allow Mr.. ENaI three days in which to
accept the ciy's proposition, and then
adnnied.
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tNrHAORDINARI.
GRAND rIC-NIC EXCURSION
MoxpAY. Nay l7TH, 1875.

f,u: >luWN TRIRE. !. Q. Z. NJ, TO WEST
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FROM TIE COMMON COUNCIL.

FROM TIE COMMON COUNCIL.
Common Council ordinance amending the
city ordinances concerning markets was re.
f,.rrcd to the committees on the Fltst ana
Second Markets. [,rbis ordinance extends
The time for keeping the markets open 10 IL
A. NJ. instead of 10 A. NJ, as at PRESENT.
Common Council ordinance concerning the
sale Of certain school property by the School
Board. &c, was taken up, and on motlon OF
Mr.. Carrlpgtou referred to the Committee
on Schools.
Common Council joint resolutions grant
inc permits for wooden buildings; two reso-
lullons to carry out recommendations OF the
Finance Committee; resolution TO relieve
". Il. Scott from culVert-laX; and reSoiu-
fjon 10 provide for the care and CUSTODY OF
Mary Collins ian insane pauper), were seVe'
rullv taken up and concurred I'D.
Common Council joint resolution asking
for committee Of conference as TO 4 JOINT
resolution relative to the care OF lunatlcs,
&c. heretofore adopted by the Common
Council and rejected by the Board, was taken
ND and copcurred in. The Chair appointed
Messrs. Wagner, Scott, and Todd from The
Board.
Common Council joint resolution con-
cernipg the adjustment OF the taxes Tor 1874
against the State Bank OF Virginia was taken
up. ;o,,,ao
ull the banks. Agreed TO-.
On motion Of Mr.. Darlington, the whole
subiect was referred to the city attorney ior
his opinion, DC. :: sorou
Common council joint resolution in reler-
ence to building an engine-house on MAN
street between Twentieth and T~enty.hrst,
and the sale of the ensine-house on E'gn-
teenth street, was taken up and referred 70
the Committee on Grounds and Buildings
RESOLUTIONS, SC.
By Mr, Scott: A resolution autaofiAng
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-12-07

ben Saufen rennen. Sieit itcl,e Mt.
nun9 e'fiiats audi Die Serssn isiner 3rie=
ger; j. Dies sins 10 melt. oaB pdhreno
8mpot's Seer in Der Siniernib iih sur
Sdla6: porbcrsitste. oos fransoiii9e besr
70 rubl9 itliek ols Oh es irgsnowo in elmer
o:lreunotten Staot gelescn bdtte. Nuf
.bre jabaole &eiterei psrtraueno. iparex
lie iiberScust. baB nidts cinem Iolden
Scere mieoeriehen tonne. 8Gren lie niat
10 unbeionnsn. ni9t 10 osrmsHcn Su @erte
gcsansen. 10 bdtten lie Den Ytob. porau5
lie idmpfen mubten. iuobl crit untctiudt,
unb Die Yor' uno Ha6tbeiIe Der gaae oels
ielben berehnet; lie bitten Damn 9ciunoen,
oaB Der Sooeu Smiiten Den be ben 6esren
ibre 8eiterci unniiB mahte; = oo9 wo,u
lolh' iiberfiIiise Gorge? @ur bas nd
mil6c Seer bea htensperib senus Inn Dor.
Nbt notbis ~ MAIDEN q? &obert o'artois
9laubte es niht. -
(Eortitsuns fclat.)
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-10-28

EVIL was predicted in remodeling the
Constitutions of North Carolina and
Alabama by the white people. Among
other things, it was feared and charged
that attempts would be made to deprive
the negroes of their civil rights and to
reduce them to condition of vassallage
as bad as slavery il not worse. Both
Constitutional Conventions have now
adjourned after sessions marked by good
order and much more economical than
those of the days of reconstruction; and
so far as we are advised, their work has
been performed in manner that will
give general satisfaction to thinking cid-
zens and without impairing the rights of
any class. The principle of secession is
denied; the rights of the negro are care
fully guarded; free public education is
assured; an economical judiciary is con-
templated; the general machinery of the
State Governments is greatly simplifed;
and schemes for reputation, even OF
debts illegally incurred, have not pre-
vailed.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-10-28

FIGHT TO THE END.-The Jackson Sun
gives the following report OF a remarka-
BILE sermon given by colored minister
at revival meeting, 1t is equally as
eloquent and forcible as any of the SER
mons of Moody's;
" Now, my mournin' fYens, yo1 comes
heah al you means, an rolls an habs a
mighty struggle wild de Debbil, night af-
ter night an when you's mighty near
loose you gifts right up an goes right
back into the Debbil's arm agin. Now,
Itells you, my frens, dat won't do; you
never get away from the Debbil dat way,
Yous jis like de hIhtnin' bug! When
you git down an moan, an roll, an hol-
Ter, you shows your light, like de light
min bug do when he raise his tail an
spread his wings. When you gifts up an
goes roun' laughin' an talkin' am fOolin'
wild de Debbil you puts your light under
de bushel, an you jis like de lightnin'
bug when he shuts down his wings. Den
he amt no mo- like a lightnin' bug
dan',any odder bug, an you knows it.
Now, let's NOT hab any mo- OBJ dis light
aim bug business, but git down to work
ngin de Debbil in yearnest."
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-10-28

In the late fearful storms in France
500 sheep were killed at Belle-Coste by
one flash of lightning. They belonged
10 aock of 1900 head, the property Of
a farmer. His loss amounts to $4,000
francs. About two hundred were thrown
down headlong. Two boys were just ar
irving with the shepherds lunch, and
they set to work with great presence of
mind, to disengage the heap of carcasses.
Many others must have died from sulfo-
cation but for this help. Some of the in
cidents noted are curious. The shep-
herd had his Sobots broken, while one of
his CATERS were struck of, and has not
been found. The man was unhurt, but
much shaken. His dog was lying be.
tween his legs when the bolt fell; it
carried the body twenty yards, and
twelve carcasses Of sheep were found
piled above it.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-10-28

THE following extract from late speech
of Ex-Governor Curtin of Pennsylvania
is good if it is after the election:
Speaking of the bugaboo that is
made about initiation, he said that if it
was complained that the people wanted
to do away with the middleman in our
financial policy, when that middleman
WAS the soulless corporation of National
banks, he would plead guilty to the soft
impeachment He wanted currency
that was good alike for ALTO pay dues
at the Custom-house and dues at the
butchers stall; to pay the soldier and the
foreign representative; and lie believed
that the Government was capable of
making such one out of its greenbacks,
and then the greenback would be as
good as gold. His gravest fears were
aroused by the attempts at centraliza-
ton by the money power, but he hoped
and believed that the people would. be
equal to the emergency and, and put an
end to the encroachments Of that power
before it had accomplished its designs"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-10-28

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