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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-15
College Grove Nurseries
AND GREENHOUSES,
At South Gate OF EImwoad Cemetery,
Henry Moore, Proprietor.

have a very large, fine and healthy collection
of Roses, Greenhouse and Bedding Plants, all
OF which / offer at New York prices. Also,
large and varied assortment of Wire and Rus
tic stands, Vases, Baskets, etc. Bouquets and
Cut Flowers at all seasons. Gardens laid out,
Cemetery Lots and Graves graded and sOdded,
and taken good care of at very cheap rates.
Bulbs in variety; Caladiums, Caunas, Etc.
Any person purchasing s. worth Of plants at
one time will deliver and plant them any
where in Memphis without further charge.
fernando street cars run to the Greenhouses
every ten minutes. mhlO
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HALFoRD's STATEMENT.

LONDON, March l4.-The Nation
al rifle association held its annual
meeting to-day. A report was pre-
sented which mentions that arrange
ments are being made to send British
team to the United States under the
presidency OF Sir Henry Halford, to take
part in the international rifle meeting
next autumn. Sir Henry Halford made
q statement showing the position Of ne
gotiations in regard to the match for the
Championship Of the world. If Scot
land, he said, persisted in the determi-
nation to have Scotch team, Ireland
was, in that case, resolved to do like
wise. The association has resolved to
have nothing whatever to do with the
competition unless under its own auspi-
ces. He hoped, however, that q compro-
mise would be effected.
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LOGAN AND MORTON are credited
tn desire TO read EdmTnds and the
her Eeaztors who voted against Finch
lck out Of the party.
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N0TrOH.

Citizens are hereby notified that in compile
ance with section so OF the Health Ordinance,
they must discontinue the practice OF sweep
ing trash, waste paper, rubbish, ashes, etc.
into the cutters and streets. They must pro-
vide suitable receptacles for such refuse, keep
them In the alleys or in the rear of their busi-
ness houses, and remove the same at regular
intervals.
Violators Of this order will be brought be-
fore the Recorder.
BY order OF the Board of Health.
HEBER W. JONES, NJ. D.,
mh7 Secretary.
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ALL the Arkansas papers sre clAmor-
BE- for the reelection Of Smithee, the
resent efficient public land commits
|oner. We Join them heartily.
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CLOSING RATES

Yesterday Of cotton and gold: Ae'0
yk, cotton, l2Ic; Memphis, l2ic. Ne'0
rk ooid closed at l14l; Memphis, 1881.
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DTSSOLUTIONR
Notice of Dissolution,

THE undersigned, surviving partners Of the
firm OF W. 9. BRUCE & CO., having pur-
chased the interest OF the estate OF n. h. Bruce
in said firm, the same is hereby dissolved, to
date from January l, 1876 we having assumed
all liabilities OF the late firm. The business
will continue under the firm name and style
of w. s. Bruce q Co. W. .. BRUCE.
unhI0 JOSEPH BRUCE.
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REEMPHT8
BOARD OF HEALTH
ME,fPHTs. TENN. March 6. Is7

MEMPHIS, Tenn, March 8, 1876.
TFIHE office Of the Board of Health has been
i located at S66 second street, cor. Court
Citizens are requested to report nuisances at
this office, and assured that they will receive
attention at the earliest possible moment.
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|rHE sidewalk ordinance should be
gor5usly enforced, and uniformity
ghl to be iUsisted upon.
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LAW REPO2TS.

Chaneery Court Morgan, Judge.
The court will continue the call Of the
calendar this morning, at ten O'Clock.
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Attention, Knights Of InnisfaiI.

AEEMBERS WILL MEET AT THEIR
vi Hall this "WEDNESDAY night, March
18th, at O'Clock sharp, for drill.
mhl5 JAMES F. RYAN, Com.
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INTERNATIONAL.
Answer from the Rifiemen of the United
States 10 those of England.
England, Scotland, Ireland, the Do
mIniOn of Canada, France RAd Ger
many Inyited-Etc.

NEW YORK, March 1.-THE National
fife asociatiOn's committee has written
al answer to Sir Henry HslfOrd's recent
note, respectfully telling Sir Henry that
the American association has invited
England, Scotland, Ireland and the Do
minion of Canada, and that Scotland
and the Dominion have accepted, and
the American association will be sorry if
England stands alOof.
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WILLIAM r MILLER, present State
dItor, is spoken Of as candidate Tor
vernon Of Arkansas.
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TIE attempt to iuve t'gate Memphis
Ia FL Psso has failed.
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Knights Of Pythias.

TNENN ESSEE LODGE, No. 5, meets 49,
I TONIGHT, at their Castle Hall, go ~
Second street, at ~ O'Clock. Officers w
and mem bers are earnestly requested 70 attend.
Visiting knights cordially Invited TO attend.
Bv order JOSEPH LOCKE, Z. Z.
w n. MoYsr0N, K. OF K. and S.
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Clarksville Plow.

TXTE are now agents forthis celebrated Plow,
w which we believe is the best in use, and
keen full stock always on hand. Send or
ders PORTER, TAYLOR & CO,
fhI2 No. IS Union street.
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RRoRoRALH.

Sealed proposals will be received at the office
until March 10Th, for removal OF Garbage from
the city. SpecihcationRto be seen at the office
OF the Board.
Board reserves the right to reject all bids.
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NOTICE.

CEALED PROPOSALS viii be received by
= the Sinking Fund Commission, till Mon.
day, April Sd, at II o'clock, for the purchs Sc OF
Fiity Thousand Dollars OF Memphis City
Bonds, for account said Fund. Commission.
ers reserve the right to reject any or all bids.
l. N. HILL, Chm'n 8. F. C.,
mhl4 2}3 Main street.
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BANKS.

DIRECTORS
AMOS WOODRUFF.
A d. GWYEN E.....Of Stewart, Gwynne q Co.
A. J. VIII E'......Of White, Langstah q Co.
81. I. LENNON. OF JOyner, Lennon d Gale
JR, NILES .,...-... .........Of ]. r. Miles & Co.
]. P. HOFFMAN...Of Mitchell, Hoffman q Co.
T. r. GOODBA R,...Of Goodoar Il Gilliland.
n MAIATESTA-......... OF l.. POdesta & Co.
W. n. SNEED, JR...............Of Myers q Sneed
]. ]. BUSBY ............-...;Of j. j. Busey q 20.
wards.
C.P HUNT ..,,,,...O OF Mesby. Hunt & Co.
W. W. GUY Guy Mcclellan q Co.
Accounts of NJ chants and others solicited.
Collect promptly attended 70:
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OLIVER. FINNTE G co.

Valuable Books for Sale.
VNHE undersigned Is still Offering for sale hi
Il Library OF Miscellaneous Books, and at
sTtraueIy low prices. Persons Wishing 70
purobase the whole, or any part, are request
10 call and examine the collection, which en-
braces many of the hnesi books IN print
mh6 r. W. Sh41aS az oeCOno 81.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-01

INCREASE OF LAwLEsSNESs IN SOUTH GAR
IN BUSINESS CIRCLES
Charleston, s. g., November 29.-One re-
suit of the manifestation OF determination
on the part Of the National ADMINISTRATOR
to support with the bayonet through tnlck
and thin the iniquities of what is called re-
publicapism in South Carolina IL the very
general disposition Of the negroes to license
and outrage. The fact that the BLACKS
throughout the State are emboldened by
recent events to assault white ladies with
frequency and impunity hitherto unprece-
denied is matter OF common talk here,
though for obvious reasons little 10
said on the subject in the news
papers. Many instances could be gwen
of shocking assaults upon white laales
without escorts in the streets OF
Charleston in broad daylight during the
present week. The negro police are not
curcer to arrest or punish the criminals
who invariably run on the approach OF q
white man, and who under any crcum-
stances would be hard to identity. Ine
feeling in the community Oh this suDjecl Is
intense.
A noteworthy indication OF the uneasl-
ness in business circles is the purchase to-
dav by the two wealthiest merchants OF
Charleston, through their New York CORE
spondents, Of twohundred thousand dollars
in sterling exchange for their individual
account. Especial dispatch TO the Baltimore
Sun.
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W1sCoNsIS-AN INELIGIBLE CONGRESS
NAN-ELECT.- Mii,ouukee, November IT,
The Banner and VolkStreund, Of this city,
in this mornings issue published an article
showing that Fl. L. Humphrey, ut present
Judge OF the Eighth circuit Of Wisconsin,
who received majority as Republican cam
didatc for Congress in the Seventh con-
yrtssional district, is ineligible. This asser-
ton is founded on section 10 OF article 7 OF
the Constitution OF Wisconsin, which pro-
yides that the judges Of the Supreme and
Circuit courts shall hold no office OF public
trust except judicial office during the term
for which they are respectively elected, ana
All votes for either Of then for any office
except IA judicial office given by the Legisla-
nre or the people shall be void. Judge
Humphrey has not yet resigned. II he re-
ccivcs certificate Of election his seat will
be contested by his Democratic opponent,
Gage.- Chicago Times.
That won't do. Over and over again 1t
Ia. been decided that no State Constitution
can add a single one to the qualifications OF
congressman as prescribed in the Federal
Constitution.
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CONSULTATION AS TO TIE OREGON ELECT
oR.--Snn Francisco, November ga press
dispatch from Portland says Senator Kelly
aud u number of prominent Democrats held
a meeting to-day, but the nature Of the con-
sultation has been kept secret. 1t is be-
lieved, however, to have been for the pur-
pose OF determining what course to pur-
sue regarding the case of Mr. Watts.
Some Democrats who profess to know
affirm that the Governor will issue certi-
fcatc to him unless cnjoined from doing so.
But the Republicans receive such declara.
tions with distrust. United States District
ATTORNEY Coghlan, Of California, is in Port.
land, and has been closeted several times
with the chairman OF the Republican state
Renublicans, AS vet they decline TO an.
inoliacs what course they will pursue should
Watts be refused certificate OF an 'ntunc-
tiot be issued restraining the Governor from
issuing the certificate.
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CoLOKAp o-MoRE TRoUBLE.-Hunsds
C,ty, No, November 27.-Hon. T. NJ. Pat
tef-on, OF Denver, Col, will Immediately
proceed to Washington TO contest the cleo
ton OF J. 3. Belford to the Forty-ti1th Con-
gress. 4 private dispatch from Denver says
that Patterson Is armed with sufficient
proof TO make the Republicans quite I'M
.a>y, not only for Belford, but for The new
Iy-tlocted senators. The Republicans are
alarmed over the fact that the House can
seat Mr.. Patterson il it will, and can also
set up claim to the privilege of reviewing
the circumstances OF Colorado's admission
before passing on the question OF its va
lidity They admit that the House may 60
behind the Presidents proclamation TO in
quire whether all the conditions OF the Ell
abling act have been fully complied with.
They fear II Patterson Is successful their
electoral vote will be ieopardized.-S
telegram TO Chicago Times.
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9s.CENT STORE.

AT THE 99-CENT STORE,
10 dozen ELEGANT vELvET-ToP HAssOCKs;
A splendid line Of VASES and TOILET-sETs;
A beautiful assortment of SlfOKING-STANDS;
Fine TOY TEA-sETS-plain and decorated;
DRUMS, ALPHABET and BUILDING-BLOCKs
for the little ones;
DOLL FURNITURE,
DOLL CHARACTERISTICS,
TIN KITCHENS, &C., &c.:
New thing in the way Of
SHELL-BOXES,
WORK-BOXES,
GLOVE, HANDKERCHIEF, COLLAR, and
CUFF-BOXES;
WRITING-DESkS;
10 dozen beautiful ALBUMS:
900 new BOOKS worth $3.50.
In short, we have a complete line of
HOLIDAY GOODS,
from which you will do we'll to select before the as
sortment Is broken, at
no % sos BROAD STREET.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ExCHAN5Tl

RIcHNoEp, November 80, 1875.
Since our last weekly rcTiew Of the Richmond 70.
bacco market no change worthy Of special note has
taken pIace. Theunceriainty that prevails through
out the whole country seems to have depressing
effect on this and other markets. ManufacsMs9
and dealers are only buying with regard 70 their sn
mediate requirements; hence, in the Absence %
Speculative demand prices are little easier on Az
grades. Nondescripts are neglected. The transac.
lions last week were $50 hogsheaas, 101 ierees ana
IL boxes. rs
The breaks to-day comprised So hoGsheads and
tierces. The oTerIRss at auction on Change rEe
so packages; OF which udnber 80 were taken In,
and 23 sold at prices ranging from $3.50 to 9A2. @
We continue to quote:
ABK.--Prfmings-:1. 25@s3.50. Lugs-very
common S4@ts5: medium 10 good, S5.60@eJ ax-
ira, $7.50@$9. Eedf-Common, S7a$9 u1edfzm,
S9@s10; good. S11@s12.S0;. 6ne,. $4,000
1850; extra tine, suited for the Mediterranean
market, SI7@s1s; fine extra black wrappers,
BRIcIT.~Lu1s-Com Common, ss@s10; medium 10
ira smoking S2O@s3O. LeGE-Comrnon 70 nedi.
um, Se@Sf9 good to Gne, S12@$l5i extra nlI-
ers, c5l5@$17.50. Wrdppera-Conm Slb@
$40; medium to good, ss0@sa5; ane, sso@s5o'
extra, S60@S90. =.
MAKO g 4 NY.- Wrappsrs:-.G I Commons sIa,so@
extra, S45fGS55.
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BEhTHNG.
FATHER AND GUM-BELTING.

Z FATHER AND GUM-BELTING.
I've keep In stock very large variety OF OAK.
TANNED LEATHER-BELTlNG OF the very oeS'
We not only have the usual sizes-1, ~, 2,2HE :;
I'D to IL inches-but we keep IN STOCK tue oo ,
in The city for millers manufacturers, &c TO draw
their supplies from that account, as they can get
the width needed to fit their pulleys.
In RUBBER-BELTING we keep sizes from lncn
TO 10 inches and have the odd widths OF these goods
also. ,E,rr1rp NAV be
found in our stock, aud Is the best In the market.
We also have very large supply OF
MANILA ROPE,
5000 SAIL and HOSE DUCK
Parties In the country or town In want OF any o.
the above goods wHl find as large stock ana great
VARIETY of widths and sizes as Is Kept In the CITY
and as to quality and prices we ask trial. IN
"AN 80 " n. NJ. SMITH j. CO.,
1892 Main street.
Post-oface box 8, Richmond, Va. no 29-eod2w
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,v r.Ecur1ya COUNCIL IN WASHINGTON.

AN EXECUTIVE COUNCIL IN WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, November 80.-An execu-
tive council was held to-night-the Presi-
dent. Acknowledgement Taft, and Secretary
Cameron being present. subsequently
General Sherman sent large envelope to
the telegraph office. These gentlemen,
rnon the usua! personal application for
news Of nublic interest, say they have no.
thing tonight. There is no doubt the con-
ference had reference to South Carolina,
and that orders were forwarded to Kruger.
WHO THEY ARg-BoND's PETs-A DEMOCRATIC
ADVANTAGE.
NEW YORK. November 30.-The Herald's
,-ol,,mbia snecial SAYS: "The five Republi-
cor members admitted from Barnwell coun-
~ are negroes. Two Republican members
protested" .,,,,
1ndne POND said he would take time to con-
S;deT the case. The United States marshal
ratains the canyassers in custody. s.
The Iribune's Columbia dispatch says !:
uThe Senate has postponed until MONDAY
the consideration OF a rule Identical Win
the twenty.second joint rule OF Congress:
This ia considered to be an advantage cameo
70 the Democrats. Three Republican sena,
tors are watching closely the direction, OF
affairs in the Republican house..
TIE SITUATION THIS MORNING.
WASHINGTON, November 30.-The situa'
tioI, this morning Is as follows:
THE feeling here among Republicans Is
that the Louisiana Returning Board nave
overdone their work.
Mr.. Pfnkston, the clerk Of Baker county,
Fla. makes strong case for the Democrats
by showing that the first return was genu
| Inc and the second doctored.
The Senate recognized the Republican
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CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET

NOVEMBER 27.-The season Of 1915 has proved
ANYTHING but q prosperous one to lumbermen, and
their profits must have proved very slender In most
cases Shipments show large falling OF, ~ com.
prices and while the receipts have been greatly d.
ininished in volume, at the present time the Local
stocks are much heavier than year ago. Inc ona-
narations being made the crop OF logs next winter
will be greater than before. On yesterday ABOUT
demand was not very brisk, and only about dozen
sales were made, prices Remaining rs follows:
Standard joist and seantling SID; eo ~ fss5
Sasrd sna and strps, ssgiSs choice
Doards and strips, sl2@$l4 lath, S1.2o9gI.2o :
shingles, S2952.25: NO. snlDgies' oVy 'os'
pickets, $S6 9ss.25.-Tfmes.
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FINANCIAL.
RIcHMoND STocKExCHANGR.

= THURSDAY, November 30, 1870.
7 American GoLd.--10S bid.
State secllrtttes--y ,66A nin w W.
ginfa fundable, 25 bid; Virgins deferred, 81 bid,
asked Virginia tax-receiyahle coupons, 81 bid,
S6H asked. So ),
90 asked Iynch6urE city as, 1o7 lid: Frederfcks,
burg city rs, 81 bid Manchester SIS, 81 asked.
Railroad B0nds.-Vfrgnis Central first mort
Tennessee, Railroad second mortgage SIS, j. and
j., 70 bid: Petersburg Railroad first MORTGAGES Ss,
consolidated 6's.. III. and n, coz asked.
Railroad Stocks.-R Richmond, Frederic ksbnrg and
Potomac Railroad common, 100 par. AN bid, 52lht
asked; Richmond and Danyille Railroad, loo par,
AZ bid.
Bank Stocks.-National Bank Of virainia, loo
par, 1G2k asked; Merchants National, II 90 par, 90
asked city Bank, rs, par. "a asked. ..ssf -
+ Insurance. CompdntsS.-yfrginiS State, 30 par,
27k bid; Old dominion, 100 par, ga asked
Commercial Fire Insurance Company, rs par, 2Gs
asked. 49,. 49, Z,
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House by amending their Joint resolution
to canvass the vote for State officers.
Democratic members Of. Congress arriving
here express great confidence that all will
be well.
THE epEAKHRsHrP OF THE HOUSE OF REPRE-.
sENT4TIvEs.
WAsHiSeToN, November 80. - The opinion
Is hardening that the caucus Saturday will
nominate Dir. Randall fer Speaker of the
House. It Is suggested against Mr. Sayier
that he barely saved his district. Mr.. Cox
has very warm friends. Geography alone
defeats Colonel Blackburn. OF Kentucky.
His aptness in handling the House is con-
coded.
THE PRESIDENTS SON UNDER ARREST.
NEW YORK, November Boa dispatch to
the Herald from Chicago says: I" Lieuten-
anti Colonel Fred. Grant was arrested last
evening on the charge Of assaulting re-
porter OF the Evening Journal at General
Sheridan's headquarters, and held in $500
bonds until Friday morning. Colonel Grant
denies striking the reporter"
RAILROAD OFFICIALS EN- ROUTE TO CHICAGO.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
CUMBERLAND, Nd, November 30.-The
Carolina and Virginia railroad officials
through the courtesy Of the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad, and under the escort Of
Thomas 4. Sharp, ESQ.,, superintendent Of
the road, left Baltimore this morning for
Chicago, and arrived here at P. NJ. We
found the road in splendid condition. The
traffic on it seems enormous, trains follow
ing each other every few minutes.
Mr.. Sharp, you know, is native OF Rich
mond, and in the administration Of the at
fairs Of his responsible Office has shown
himself worthy Of the confidence reposed
in him by the management Of this company.
Colonel R. R. Bridgers, Judge Howard,
and Mr.. Phillips, of North Carolina, and
Majer Frederick r. Scott, and A. Shaw,
ESQ.,, Of Richmond, are Of the party.
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WILMINGTON MARKETS.

NOVEMBER 2s.-Spirits Turpenttns.-OMcia
quotations firm at &c. per gallon for southern pack
ages Sales OF $50 casks at quotations.
Rosin.-Oficial quotations steady at E1.!6 Tor
strained and good strained Saes OF 20 d Safres
strained and good strained at SLIP, ana IUU oar
Tar-Oficial quotations firm at 80 per barrel.
Sales Of receipts at quotations. -
SI.75 for hard and $3.50 for yellow dip and virgin.
Sales ut quotations. .ooax,
Cotton.-No official quotations. Sales OF 500 baies
on a basis of llHc. q ID. for middltng, and 200
bales on private terms. The following are the last
official quotations: Ordinary 9Tc = III good cFSt.
Quotations conform to the classiacations OF tho
American Cotton EIchange.-StQr.
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THE ELECTION IN KANsAs.-Iopefo, No
rcmbcr 29.-The State Board OF CanyasSers
Yesterday decided not TO issue certificates
Of election TO the members OF the Leg!sla-
lure from Barbour. Rush, Rocks, and King
man counties, there not being votes enough
ras, In said counties to entitie them under
The Constitution to representation. The
total vote for presidential electors Is:
hbayes, 1882, and Tiadea, 1892. The
temperance ucaet received Ito votes, aDd
'he American Alliance ticket u votes.
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THE ELECTORAL VOTE
Sprinqfsld, Ill.,, November 27.--The State
Board OF Canvassers met to-day to canvass
the vote on presidential electors, members
Of Congress, members State Board OF Equali-
cation, and members Of the Legislature.
There was no dispute as 10 the returns Tor
electors except that in Cook county the vote
was short on Joseph J. Castles, he receiving
1850 votes while JAY Castles and other
aliases in nine shapes got altogether in that
county alone $3.50 votes. which were re-
ported rs scattering.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-01

MY TREATMENT OF CANCER
Is the most successful and only reliable method
known. Long experience and association with1he
ahlest surgeons In New York has brought to my no.
tIce every form of cancer known to medical science
and their successful removal Is attested by hundreds
Specimens of cancer removed by this process may
be seen by calling, and all requisite information OBJ
tanned.
Cancers Ulcers. and Tun1ors Fistula In Ano, Hem
morrhoids or Piles, Nenralgia Throat and Lung Dis'
eascs Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, Diseases OF the Llv'
ar. Heart anu Blood {; Catarrh, Morcurtal Discusses
Fever and Ague, Epilepsy, Scrofula, &C., success
fully treated.
Cali or send4or circular with descriptive cases, re-
iei NAN J. McLEISH, M. D.,
Room "a, Exchange Hotel,
no 20-eodtDe13 Rlcnuohu' fa.