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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1876-08-03

SAM Cox thinks Buffers method of
calling out unarned negroes, bidding
them run, and shooting them as they run,
is harmless Southern sporting amuse-
ment. Wonder if the other Sammy will
give his opinion of it in ''that letter"
when he shall write it?
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1876-08-03
PRE- R FP Y and BOUNTY.

Officers, Soldiers, and Sailors of fhe late war,
their heirs in many entitled to money from
the Government of which they have no knowledge.
Write full history of service and state amount ofpay
and bounty received. Enclose stamp to Gilmore
Co.. and full reply, after examination, will be Civ
ellY FREQ
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PASSAGE TICKET
American and FOREIGN Patents

Gilmore & Co., Successors to Chapman, Hosmer
Co. Solicitors Patents procured in all countries. No
Fees in advance No charge unless the patent is
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Special attention given to Interference Cases before
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pertaining to Inventions Patents. Send stamp to
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lowing the election; and also in several
wards in Baltimore City nearly two
Democratic votes were cast to ereiy
voters name registered in those districts.
Verify, 'by their works yo shall know
Them"
TJFF.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1876-08-03

Two COMPANIES of United States troops
have been ordered to Hamburg. S. G..
the scene of the late negro massacre, and
two companies have already started for
Aiken, opposite Hamburg.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1876-08-03

GOVERNOR HENDRICKS is again in
Saratoga, and will have another confer
ence with Governor Tilden. Tt is stated
that their letters OF acceptance will be
ready by next Sunday.
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HOME

Every Iron and its attachments heavilc Nickel
Plated and highly Polished. The cheapest, hand
soonest and best CLOSING, Flirting and Crimpng Iron
in the world
Its low price places it within the reach Of every
family, while its beautiful appearance evident prac-
tic.bility and manifest superiority all Others
sures its sale in every house.
The cut above shows the lion resting with its ham
die behind the fntipg bcgrd, shcFing its Rounded
Point for ironing gathers lis Smoothing Face and
GlusSing Heel. On the board the FlFtinc and
Crimpn Plates, the former To be usei in conjunction
with the board, and the fiie orieping plates
hind plate shows the mode ofattachment TO the Iron
which is so simple that a child adjust them pi OPP
ery.
we want agents in every County in the Union, for
this beautiful useful and saiaIle article. to whom
elusive agencies Will lie given the most liberal
terms aiorins unsurpassed opportunity to make
money.
Car ,iIitad spsse days NJ permits Explanation
of the merits .: the Iron. OUfiire Of the adj
.autag-Os terms upon which grant agencies;
tlesefpre give Opportunity t" explain Iiofe
fully the fully the Iron and .Trfs, azk ali
who read this saaA :ciT address q. postal card,
on reco,I.t of which Will soEd ciTlJl giving full
terms a.d par ticnlars.
In order that those = no desire agency IN
ordering where have agent may have lrsn
20 see and test. sample complete, with all attach
r,eu.s directions Starch receipts order book circI-
lars and large POSTERS VIII be --ht receipt ofS35a
Don't fnii get g'laTatee yon viii he de-
lighted with it, zycii5t
Address all orders and letters to
HOME IRON GO.
Eox 500. Pittsburgh Pa,
Please state what paper you saw THIS in.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1876-08-03

''HoNoR cannot be bought, even with
barrel of money" True, but Tilden
has demonstrated that nominations can
be purchased. Honor was not taken in
to the account.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1876-08-03
Pensions.

All OFFICERS. SOLDIERS. and SAL.
LOR wounded ruptured, or injured in the late war;
however slightly, can obtain pension by addressing
GILsz1ssE IL CO.
Cases prosecuted by GILMORE ~ GO. before
the Supreme Court of the United States the Court
of claims and the Southern Claims Commission.
Each department of oui business is conducted in
separate bureau under charge ofthc same experience
ed parties employed by the cid firm. Prompt atten
tion to all business entrusted to 81 go.
is tins secured. We desire 10 win success
by deserving it.
Address GILMORE Co., GO Street, Washington
D. G.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

.,,.n,>e or THE BODY OF Mr.. JOHN STRANG.
r.,n hody ~ Mr.. John Strang, who myste-
riouslv disappeared from the Theatre Com
;',,r in this city Oh Wednesday night, the
NV of October. was found floating in the
,,,,;, near the entrance to the gauge lock
.,',,r-,lay afternoon. 1t had evidently just
....n from the bottom, and was discovered
-, W-. Richard Nccly, Of the boat Dispatch,
Wbn with = pole pulled it ashore on the
,,,r,ac-,uil lot. Coroner Taylor was immc-
s;n.rly uotiiicd. He made an examination
= the body and could find no
marks al violence. The fine gold
Watch , OF the deceased was in one pocket,
I'm, the pocket-hook and u considerable sum
~ money il WAS supposed to contain were
missing. Ii 3ir. Stranr was robbed by the
r"y..ar:ous stranger who left the Theatre
Ctmjouc with him he might have been led
:, tlr waters edge and showed overheard,
r,l no marks been made on the body. But
ryilcncc TO uphold that suppoSition is want
in., Il i> regarded rs more likely that Mr..
,rrsnv was robbed OF his pocket-book, or
Io,t i. and then in his wandcrings accident
,IIy fell into the basin. From where the
holy was found it is believed by many VINO
know the currents that Mr.. Strans entered
the water near the Eightl-Strect foot
bridge.
Yesterday evening the body Of deceased
wo. removed to his sons residence, 1929
vrnahle street. where an inquest will be
held at II O'Clock this morning.
Now let the mysterious man in black ap-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-20

CONSERVATIVE SUPERVISORS APPOINTED
The following Conservative supervisors
have been appointed for this congressional
Louisa county: Ed. II. Michie, Mechan-
icsville; John c.. Cosby, Jackson; j. 81.
Voolfolk, TreYilGan's; +. II. Holladay,
Bumpas's; D. A. Perkins, Belps Cross
Roads; N. p. Vaughan, Louisa Court
house; w. ". Goodwin, Terrelps Store; NJ.
J. Baker, Thompson's CROSSROADS; A. NJ.
Goodwin, Cuckoo; George a.. Cooke,
FrederickshalI; NJ. p. Hancock, Centre
vile; DR.. j. B.. Anderson, Shelton. Mills. :
Caroline county: C. L. Jones, Guiney's; |;
J. b. Flippo, Farmers Shop; Ro. G.. Hol-
loway, Port Royal precinct; Charles E.
Gibbs, Port Royal corporation; S. w.
Broaddus, Bowling Green precinct; T..
d. Coghill, Bowling Green corporation !;
John ii. James, Whites Mills; Moses
Ralph, Sparta; James j. Broaddus, Shu-
mansville; Charles E. Bowers, Needwood; ;
Henry George, Reedy Church; S. A.
Swami, Goldansville; Abner Samuel, Mad
ison.
Chesterfield county: W. G. Flournoy,
Terrence store; A. J. McTyre, Hancock's
store; A. G.. Elan, Woodbridge & Clarke's
store; George Wilson, Glover Hill Com
pany>s store; Sydenham Brook, Gooaes
store; John o. Perdue, Chester; j. v.
Rae, Strange's store; w. A. Blankenship,
fuckers store; Wilmer Robertson, Tai
ley's store; Chamberlain Talley, Tallcy's
store; Edwin Cossins, Winfree's store;
John S. Taylor, Old Courthouse.
Henrico county: r. H. Nelson, Whit
locks; r. T. Peasants, Town Hall; George
D. Pleasants, Carter's store; Thomas E..
N,rol-o1o 1ohn TT Jones
Ridge church; John N. Hopkins, Old Toll
house; James T. Redd, Bruns's; P. 81.
Waldrop, Hungary; John Clash, Bakers;
Thomas J. Carter, Chaddick's; Henry
Voegler, Gravin's.
City OF Manchester: Benjamin A. Gary,
First Ward; E. Gallaher, Second Ward; ;
Charles NJ. Ames, Third Ward; A. l..
Bradley, Fourth Ward.
The names of the supervisors for Rich
mond have already been published. Han
over will complete the list.
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REPORT.

yn,n.E,,Irlrs TO-DAY Washington,
I.ohnr 1o,-For the South Atlantic States
'',"Sos Tostcrn Guli States, rapidly falling ba-
.,n."r ana s'I' nearly stationery temperature,
rN"s.r' rs.,, orS noJtl,crlv winds, increasing to
SssSr' SS;', 6;~hcr. and gales. Cloudy weather
'E',S, ,,,oxy rains will prevail under the in
furnce Of the hurricane.
""snr, Tnr ,br Middle States, falling barometer.
,oorIy '' stationary temperature, increased
CIondincSs. and rain.
rus WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
,,,a.>ant, At midnight a rain was falling.
THERMOMETERS YESTERDAY & n. NJ, ID;
Al 4s: noon, -: S i. NJ, 10; +.
n g.: midnight. so. Mean tempera-
&c
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october IS, 1876.

CURIOUS AND PAINFUL ACCIDENT.-YeSter-
day morning at about II o'clock little
child OF Mr.. NJ. NJ. Burton, who resides on
Twcnty-fourth street, Union Hill, fell
from 4 chair in which it was sitting, and its
head struck shingle-nail lying upon the
floor The nail was driven into the skull OF
the little one so firmly that it could not be
gotten out without surgical aid. DR.. Sea-
brook was called in and rendered the neces-
>ary assistance,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-20

POLICE COURT, YEsTERDAY.-The follow
ing parties were fined by Acting Police
Justice Crutchfeld yesterday: John Ray
mond, $3.50 for unlawfully beating Rose
Garnett; Rose Garnett, $3.50 for striking
John Raymond with flat-iron.
The Odd-Fellows' Hall has been again
leased by the city, and for term OF i've
years, at the rate Of $500 per year, Tor the
Police Courtroom. At present it is in a
most filthy condition, and the health OF the
people attending there, to say nothing OF
the looks of the thing, demands that it
should be thoroughly cleansed, IL not over
hauled and repaired.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-20

quality Of the speeches, ia the enthusiasm
prevailing, IN the splendid appearance OF
the stand, In the fine order maintained in
everything essential. indeed was glo-
rious success. It deserves to be recorded
rs great triumph, and as d lasting contri-
button to the good Of the party and to the
welfare of the State.
: AT their cfub-rooms, near by, refresh
ments were plentifully provided, and the
speakers and many friends were hospitality
received there. +: =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-20

AN IMPORTANT CHANGE IN THE RUNNING
OF THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO TRAINs.-On
sunday afternoon new schedule goes into
effect on the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad,
necessitated by the recent change in the
New York and New Orleans fast mail line.
Inc Washington City, Virginia Midland,
and Great Southern railroad made the
change in the running Of the trains on that
road, necessitating the change on the Chesa-
pcake and Ohio. On and after Sunday the
mall train will leave Richmond at $3.50 A.
A., and arrive at $40 P. NJ. daily, except
sundays. The express train will leave at
5:50 T. d. and arrive at $40 A. NJ. daily.
lhe day mail train will run only to Staun-
ION, and the express train will take the
place OF the accommodation train, which
VIII be taken off the road.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-20

An APPROPRIATION OUT OF FUNDS OF THE
,Tl,SrlC, MISSISSIPPI AND ONO RAILROAD
COMPANY PoR EXPENSES OF COUNSEL, &c
Tn. iolloyt:ng order was entered by Judge
Rond. of the United States Circuit Court,
i';rc,lit Court Of the United States, Eastern
District OF Virginia.. Fourth judicial
Circuit. S,iiiy, Duncan, and Barton,
Trustees. .igainst the atlantic, MiSSiS-
sippi and Ohio Railroad Company.
Tie receivers in the cause are directed to
nav "a George Blow, sole surviving trustee
Under the deed of the Norfolk and Peters
burg Railroad Company, dated the 18th OF
Jmc. 1857, one thousand dollars; to John
:. Tucker. trustee under the deed OF the
Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad Company,
dated the 1lth OF September. 1868, one
thousand dollars; to Richard G.. Pegram,
trustee under the deed OF the Southside
Railroad Company, dated the 10th OF Octc-
Der. 1863, three thousand dollars; to Oden
e.. CLAW, Thomas 5. Bocock, and Abran 5.
Hewitt, trustees under the deed OF the Vir-
cinia and Tennessee Railroad Company,
dated the oath OF December, 1852, five hum
dred dollars: to c. w. Purcell, Charles L..
McSby. and Thomas S. Bocock, trustees un-
der the deed OF the Virginia and Tennessee
Railroad Company, dated the 9Th OF Janu-
ary. lS.5, two thousand dollars; to Robert
II. Maury. Thomas S. Bocock, and n. L..
McRcady, trustees under the deed OF the
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad Com
panv, dated the 1st OF March, 1866,
Two thousand dollars to Decatur
Il. Miller, trustee, under the deed OF the
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad Company,
dated lst December, 1869, one thousand dol
lars; which several sums they are directed
to pay to said trustees respectively AS an
appropriation out OF the moneys coming to
their ceStui que trusts, to enable them to
pay expenses of said trustees consequent
upon the litigation in this cause. And the
aid trustees shall give to the said receivers
4, from time to time such payments are
made TO them receipts for the same, which
shall be vouchers to the receivers for each
payment in the settlement OF their accounts.
But the receivers must use their discretion
a they find themselves in funds as to the
time and amount OF the payment OF this ap-
preparation. HUGH L. BOND,
Circuit Judge.
October IS, 1876.
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NOTES OF VICTORY.
TEIE FIRST GREAT CONSERVATIVE
MEETING OF THE CANVASS.

THE OLD DOMINION CLUBS GRAND RALLY
LAsTNIGHT-ANIn IMMENSE EAUDIENCEASD
UNBoUNDED ENTHUsIAsM-SPEE ECHEs
FROM HON. ROBERT MCLEAN toF MARY
LAND,, EX-GOVERNOR WALKER, COLONEL
ROBERT B. BERKELEY, COLONEL WILL
LIAM s. GILMAN. AND WILLIAM LoVEN-
STEIN, Eso-THE SINS OF RADTcAI.1sM
POINTED oUT-CHEERING SIGNS OF DEMO
CRATIC SUCCESS IN NovEMBER-THE
ELECTION CT TILDEN AND HENDRICKS
THE ONLY HOPE OF THE COUNTRY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-20

LEG BRoKEN.-The ioist OF house which
Mr.. Fletcher is erecting in Sidney gave
away yesterday morning, precipitatins Mr..
". W. Hopkins. carpenter, to the ground,
the timbers falling on him and breaking his
ieg just above the ankle. He was conveyed
to his residence, on Clay street, where ne
ctssary medical aid was rendered.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-20

The MOZART BENEFIT.-To-night the Mo
zart Association will give their first grand
benefit at Association Hall. The entire
programme promises to be very fine in
deed, and the full orchestra is to render
some superb selections, which will surpass
anything of the kind ever before given in
our city: Prominent among these may be
mentioned the celebrated overture OF VIII
liam Tell, regarded rs Rossinis master
piece, and beautiful pot-pouri, introdll-
cling many new and familiar airs.
Haydn's farewell or Sleepy symphony,
which will be given by select orchestra,
aside from being a perfectly beautiful pro-
'duction, has quite an interesting little MS
tory connected with it.
During the building of new chateau ut
Eszterhaz, in Hungary, the ACCOMMODATIONS
were so limited that Prince. Esterhazy,. By
whom Haydn was then employed ut salary
of 1000 florins, took with him OF his Or
chestra but a few virtuosos, who were
obliged to leave their families at Eisenstadt.
Six months passed, and the musicians, full
of impatience to return, were in despair at
learning that the Prince intended to pro-
long his stay several months. They came
to Haydn and begged him to lind some
means Of changing this determination.
duyu0 COlllpUScu tuC luACNCh oJ hiPaoAS'
giving,the first violin to the virtuoso Toma,
sini, whose playing would be sure to hold
the prince until the close. at the perform
ance one player after another ceased, blew
out his candle, took his music and instru-
ment, and silently left the. room, until at
length Tomasini alone remained; when,
like the rest, upon finishing his part, he
blew out his light and withdrew.
eff they all 60 away, we must leave too,
said Esterhazy, and upon meeting Haydn
afterwards he said laughing, I" I understand
it; the gentlemen may leave tomorrow"
At the Mozart tonight the symphony
will be performed in like manner, each
musician, MS they drop off one by one,
will blow out his candle, until Messrs. kes-
nick and Peters will finish it, blowing out
their candles and retiring in like manner.
There will, by-the-bye, be no Prince Ester
hazy there, but no doubt large and bril-
liant audience, who will, unlike the Prince,
not be ready to let the musicians on so
easily. Besides these pieces by the hne
orchestra, there will be solos by Messrs.
Thilow, Kessnich, Laube, and the Messrs.
Peters on their respective instruments.
The patrons of music can now truly show
their regard for the Association by giving the
Mozarts O substantial evidence with their
| presence at this their first benefit. i!
| is to be further hoped that our citizens VIII
show their appreciation OF the effors OF TINS
| Association to give them refined and
rational amusement by filing Association
| Hall to its utmost capacity.
| The usual musicale was given last eve
ming to alarge audience. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-20

THE FIRST REGIMENT INspEcT1oN.-The
First Virginia regiment, Colonel Bradley
Johnson Commanding, took possession OF
their new-old armory, on Eleventh street,
last evening, and were inspected by their
commanding officer. - x. 4.
The companies appeared in numbers as
follows: Company "A, Captain Bossieux,
SO: company b, Captain 9. I. Binford, 90 !;
company C, Captain Waring, "; company
3, Captain r h Taylor, ss; si,c company ap son ~
I,anv =. CAPTAIN M. T. Clarke, SO; company
r lieutenant Alick Tomlinson, 80. STAT:
Colonel, B. T. johnson; Lieutenant Colo
mel. ]. J. Whitehead; Adiutant, =. y.
sstarke; Quartermaster, G. T. Bigger.
= After inspection the regiment partook OF
q collation. at the invitation OF Colonel John-
son, and most agreeable evening was was
passed. &
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-20

CENTENNIAL AWARD.-Mr. J.. j. Grant
Yesterday received from the United States
"ssht:ennial os Commission, at Philadelphia, an
o1lsiai t;i certificate announcing that bis beau
,nnl Cayendish and dark navy brands OF
'pscco had received an award.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-20

LYON ACQUITTED ON THE INDICTMENT AND
HELD on ANOTHER CHARGE.-Tle jury OF
Tue Hastings Court in the case Of T.. Il.
Lyon Yesterday acquitted the accused. he
was held to answer before the Police Court
Today for indecent assault upon another lit
lie GIRL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-20

=, PATRONS OF HUsBANDRY.--TheP Patrons Of
nhaabandry II OF Chesterfield county have
Wus'iisnated W the Courthouse as the place at
WIN mnich Dr. Blanton, master OF State Grange,
~, m'ii address the citizens on the principles OF
.he order, and in advocacy OF it.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-20

CONVENTION OF TOBACCO PLANrERs.-The
nme vi Tor holding the Convention OF Tobacco
riianters at Burkville has been fixed by the
Executive Committee OF the State Grange
Der, +
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-20

IRON IN; TIE BLOOD cofden's Ltsbiss u ilntc
Extract of Beef and Tonic Ipvgorator eur the
blood aids digestion, cures dyspspsia,
debility, chills fever, agae, and female
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-20

SHIPPERS, TIES, BUsKIas. &c., csseit!, sts lso.s
scHES,s, SOC and 81 Broad strseis Sc SS-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-20

ARRIVAL OF. CoSv1cTs. Captain W. W.
Brand, sheriff OF Roanoke county, brought
to the penitentiary yesterday Cal. Howard
(colored), sentenced to the penitentiary for
Ave wears tor gand larceny, and Yank. Pres
ton icolored}, three years, Tor same offence.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-20

HERMAN BoscHEg S BROTHER are selling fise,r
large stock Of TRUNKS, YALIsEs, &c.t ~ ssry toss
prices to mdkc room for faIi ana wfn.er hoosS
and ri I Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-20
.AUerIoN SALES THIS DAY.

as- f,,, ali ssstes of Real Extass xaads tsksvesA
tie ist ei Iaaaary aa tess o ,t:ss tas saassa aeTs
M s,YeseHf gedr Hefe "a be pasa 9S tAs
~ ~ ~ isaiss sas EaseI
es fho year Le txes Hars TO 6e faf sy ses aeAsss
fThis cnsson was sdoptea anons h.ss ssss M IN
by Eli lie real eatate agents IN anU
pffcs 20 Richmond and Vic
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-20

HANp-arADE BOOTS and siIoEe, or every dcsc-ip
tion. 10 order guaranteed % fr. Repairing ,satis
done by HERMAN BoscRES q BRoTitERs f,r'es,s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-20

[ron OTHER s.LocAL', SEE .rounra r.og.l
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PERsoNAL.-Gen Bradley L. Johnson
and Mr.. Kelley will leave for New York to-
night to take part in the. canvass OF that
State, Connecticut, and New Jersey.
Mr. w. H. Peasants, at the last meeting
OF the Board OF Directors OF the Richmond
District Cooperation ociation, z. Il, gave:
bond In the sum Of 81. 900 as treasurer.
The appointment fog G Governor Walker 70
speak at Ashland Monday has been cam
celled. g. .ss4, II
DR.. George w. Bagby, Of the State ID
brary, has returned from, and Dr. W. 81.
Rufin has gone to, the Centennial. 1
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" Reform }! Reform i!
Give IL 'eln warm,

.
Give 1t 'eln warm,
uyIden sweeps over the land like storm. -
Chorus it, boys from the a Eass sctots to ,st bs best
On to the White House we'll march In swarm
w w " 'A Singing for Tilden and reform ~
COLONEL WILLIAM 8. GILLIAN. i.
This sneaker was received by his old
sr;an5s nf Jefferson Ward very handsomely.
Nc reviewed the issues of the hour, and
draw comparisons between the Government
no Il was under the Democracy and aS IL Is
mnder the Radicals. He recalled GRANTS
nromises: how he had deceived the people
and nsnrredl power; how his ministers had q
denradei their places, and how thieves ana
r,scaIs had held high carnival all around.
The Colonel regarded Hayes US small man,
and wos firmly OF opinion that he Would pc
@ h,,t the tool Of Morton a. Co., and conse-
auently no better than Grant.
WILLIAM LovENsTEIN, ESQ.
our nominee for the House OF Delegates
addressed the meeting briefly, but pointedly
and creditably to himself. After .reierrins
to hia own candidacy he touched upon
Hayes's connection with the Amer1can AZ
lance and the hostility OF that concern 10
the foreign-bora citizens. 1 E. ..
COLONEL JOHN H. GUY.
The chairman, about ten minutes past II
O'Clock, stated that from all that haa Deen !,
said by the gentlemen who had addressed ~
the meeting It would appear that tne haal-
cas party was dead. AS they Wouid PEI.
haps not have o better opportunity 20 pay
them the iast sud tribute 81 respect ne
moved that they now do SO by ADJ QUIT ING.
& And the meeting adjourned. IS.
fSs, THE REsULT. ~ s. ssss (:
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Proee edinss Of the Tnird Day.

o-OPERATING MISSIONARY SOCIETIES EN-
DoRsED-THE NEXT SESSION N0F THE CON-
vENTIoN TO LAST ONB wEEK-A GENE
RAJ REvTvAL-A Sc Az ON OF CHURCH
PRAYER-MEET1NGs-A LITTL E DISCUS
SION BETWEEN TWO VIRGINIA DELE
GATES ON SECULAR SCHOOLS REPORT.
ON DOMESTIC MISSIONS OFFICERS FOR
NEXT YEAR ELECTED-THE NEXT CON.
vENTIoNToMEETA AT ATsT.L0UIs-WOMAN's
CHRISTIAN z! SOCIETY
THANKS TO THE PEOPLE OF RICHMOND,
sUSDAY-sCH0OL CONVENTION, &C., &C.