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The Republican journal., 1876-11-16

the OSt-Ottce j. much needed-but the recognition
" thai want by the city authorities is most ludcrous
a Kind Of brea-iwork breitkwater has been con
rncted composed Of oyster shells halves Of squeez
20 lemons, coal ashes, tag ends of cigars, empty
-ardlnr boxes, broken bottles, sc. \ stran ger
would think lie mad struck the trail OF II tray cling
r'1reshment saloon. Mixed with the mud Of the
street this stun makes mp heap OF abolnin atoms
without precedent utterly unlike anything in the
heavens or the earth, or in the under the earth
And over this conglomeraton The public are invited
e, travel for their daily mails The engineer who
souceiyed and executed this remarkable work ought
to BE- presented with necklace composed of choice
selections culled from the heap and strung upon II
ropeyarn- MIR Mayor, gentlemen Of the Board of
Aldermen, or anybody having authority -for the
credit Of our city and in the name Of decency have
that garbage carried OIL, and put down in its place
stone crossing.
The excitement in this city last week over the
Presidential contest WAS unprecedented. Large
erowds greatly augmented by recruits from the
country, thronged the streets and street corners,
rushing INTO stores, eager for the latest news. In
instances the proprietors OF stores oblig
I'd to ask the crowds TO desist and leave, as they
completely blockaded doors and shut out all custom
rrs despatch announcing that 1ilden had car
RED the doubtful states would create intense excite
'nent among his admirers. Immediately the cham
lhons Of Hayes would receive news that Their man
was triumphant, and similar excitement woald
follow. The men who had money staked on the re
'nIt were particularly anxious, and visions of coy
rtfd greenbacks would fit across their visions as
favorable news received, and detected counte-
hances would betoken news of an unfavorable
tufe' A man seen to emerge from the telegraph
once with yellow envelope in his hand, a sure
signal for stampede, and the unfortunate indiv du
al would Immediately be surrounded by hungry
pack Of news and gossip mongers shouting-"What
IS 1t? Who's ahead now" On the arrival of the
evening train the dealers were beseiged by the
mass with their money between their fingers, eager
Tor the newspaper. Toward the close of the week
great portion had become Disguised with the con
hc'ing reports and only wished the contest settled
let who would be elected. And thus ended very
exciting week
The Republican journal., 1876-11-16
Solemn, Sacred Songs of the Old Panta
ton, which for Melody and Harmony
are Unsurpassed

Organized by Rev, Father liawley, City Mission
airy, in the City Of Hartford, c., for y years.
Prices, l., y & = Gents. Tickets NJ NJ. T.. Wood
cocks. Doors open at . O'Clock Concert 10 com
menct 1T ) O'Clock. Two
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-06-30
Fatal Duel in Brussels.

From the London Daily News, May s0th.l
The more unsatisfactory side Of the
custom of duelling has been displayed
in the result of a recent combat at
Brussels. The opponents were Cap
tain Van Heeck and M. Marchal, and
the "donna" in the case was not far to
seek. She was the wife of the Cap
tain, very young lady of great beau
ty, and it was his opinion of her con-
duct which drove the martial and un-
fortunate officer to demand and re-
ceive satisfaction. The Captains
Ceusvort and Boxo on the part of M.
Van Heeck, consulted Lieuteuants
Zerezo de la Tejada and De Wetter,
the friends of M. Marchal, and decid-
ell that their principals "must see
each other" The riding school of the
Ecole de Guerre was fixed on as nice
solitary place, as no doubt it Is at half
past four on May morning, and
there the duellists appeared. and, by
the choice of Mr.. Van Heck, fought
with pistols. They were put up at
thirty-five PAGES and the first fire pro-
duced no results. M. Marchal SOL
emnly declared his innocence, took
Van Heeck's shot, and discharged his
pistol in the air. Both men missed
at the second and third fires, aud then
the five o. clock bell rang to awaken
the boys in the school. There was no
more time to waste and the distance
was shortened by ten yards. On the
first fire at twenty-five yards M. Van
Heeck was mortally wounded in the
breast,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-06-30
A Joke on Future Scientists.
From the New York Times. !

There is a town in Ireland whicha af.
fronts common sense and the language
of the tyrannical Saxon by calling it.
self "Haulbowline.n Recently it has
added to its original offense by perpe-
trating a gross and malignant attack
upon the Mosaic cosmogony. The
Haulbowline authorities have for q
long period been engaged In the con-
struction of dock of such magpif-
icent proportions that were Ireland a
free and happy Republic, any Haul
bOwline statesman would, by this
time, have saved at least a million
dollars out of the annual dock appro-
priation. A week or two ago the
workmen were lowing heavy gran
ite block upon the bed of concrete
which forms the foundation of the
dock, when reckless Haulbowliner
deliberately threw himself in its way.
The block descended, and the man was
slowly but thoroughly fiattened out.
The concrete yielded to receive him,
and by the time that it occurred to a
bystander to mention to the workmen
that they had deposited their block on
q layer of flattened Irishman, the lat
ter had accomplished his suicidal pur-
pose. AS there was no active demand
for his remains, no attempt was made
to exhume them, and accordingly they
will remain imbedded In the rock un-
til, at some future day, the dock crum-
bles into pieces and the flattened skel-
eton Is brought and exhibited by emf
nent scientific men as a conclusive
proof of the vast antiquity of man.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-06-30
Chinese Labor.

The Nevada Transcript truthfully
says: 1t has always been claimed by
those who oppose Chinese labor, that
1t does not pay. They claim that the
same money paid for two Cinnamon,
will more than pay one white man,
and that the average white man will
do more work than two Cinnamon.
The Superintendent of the Bald Noun
tain Gravel Mine, which is located at
Forest city, Sierra county, has always
been one of those who think China
men nuisance. In this mine there
are 160 men employed. About year
ago the San Francisco owners sent up
word to have Cinnamon worked as an
experiment. The Superinl endent se-
lected go out of band of 300 laborers,
and started them in. He tried the
whole band, one after the other, to
get one that could run the car into the
tunnel, which is 1000 feet i'm length,
and found only one who could do it,
and it would take him twice as long
as 1t did white man. They all want
ed two men for the job which one white
man easily performed. 1t was the
same way with the other workmen,
and after two months trial, the Mon
golians were discharged, and white
men put back in their places. There
are no Chinese employed there any
longer, and Forest city is one of the
most fiourishing camps in the State
to-day. If other employers will ex.
anime the matter, they will find that
they make nothing by hiring Mongo.
lians instead of their own country
men.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-06-30
Late kilograms.
SAN Francisco News.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 29th.-Sllver
coin seven to eight, trade dollars nine
to ten per cent. discount.
John McDonough, an old rounder
tired of cumming, jumped into the
bay from the end of Meig's wharf this
morning and was drowned.
Nellie Murphey, aged 2l months,
daughter of Con Murphey residing on
Larkin street between Union and Fill
bert, was run over and killed about 10
O'Clock this morning by car No. l, of
Clay street railroad. The accident oc-
Cured on Union street near Larkin.
The child was crossing the street and
was not seen by the driver, j. w.
Simpson until too late. Simpson was
arrested on a charge OF manslaughter.
He furnished bail.
The steamer Mohongo went into
Dry dock to-day to clean etc., prepar-
atory to resuming trips on the South
ern coast in place of the Los Angeles.
ALI wheat vessels which sailed
hence in February have arrived out
except one and all have made better
time than any other months fleet
this harvest year.
Policeman Coles undertook to eject
Thomas Green, bad character, from
u saloon on Kearney street, near Clay
about two months ago. Green assault
ed the officer subsequently with a
club and knocked him down breaking
his leg. He was fined $500 in the po-
lice court to-day and went to Jail for
$50 days.
Vienna.
VIENNA, 18th. -Four Russian Army
Corps concentrating at Vosneschuke.
The Grand Duke Vladimar of Russia,
and Gen. Tegedoff are reported at Bel
grade. The strategy of Servia is sup
posed to be to check the Turks at
Nicsic until Montenegro gains in Has
tititio. The Porte is attempting to
bribe Montenegro to preserve neu-
trality.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-06-30
Another Shower Of Flesh Reported.

The Columbus, Georgia, Enquirer
recently had the following statement:
A few days ago Messrs. Dick and Ad.
Kervin were standing in the back
yard of the latter when quite show
er of flesh fell upon and around them.
1t at first seemed as miracle to them
as they had often heard of flesh rain
ing' from above. They cast up their
eyes and discovered several buzzards
about 100 feet above them, flying about
and this explained to them the mys-
terry, and one, too, which has so often
occurred but yet unexplained. AS q
Louisville Professor has sugg ested,
this may account for the famous
shower in Kentucky. The PARTICLES
of the Columbus shower were not
gathered or analysed as were those of
Kentucky.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-06-30
CowhidIng.

Yesterday about half past one
o'clock John Lathrop, well known
hack driver, was cowhided by an ac-
tress of Woods Opera House. The
cowhide was laid ON with Drawn y
muscle and John took 1t like man.
The actress husband was at hand and
when Lathrop attempted to strike his
assailant the husband gave him sew
eral blows with cane which assisted
in his Generalization. The cause of
the assault was an alleged insult ct
the Opera House last night.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-06-30

The report of a fire in the wheat
fields at San Fernando is canard. 1t
was only fire in a few struggling
patches along the railroad.
Charlie Brody, on account of in.
creasing business, has doubled the
size of his store.
Mr.. H. w. Butler, has returned
from PhiIad elphia, having made the
round trip in twenty-eight days.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-06-30
Business Opportunity.

THE BEST chance ever offered TO n smart
man. A business that pays $3.50 per
month, clear of every expense. Ii Is a spec
talty and requires but few dollars To run IL,
being strictly cash and It can bear the closest
Investigation. No knowledge OF the busi-
ness required. Price of the tools, wagons,
horses, ETC.. eli, ,00-.
For particulars apply TO
Eyl7lme e. eEBMAIr.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-06-30
MARRIAGE GUIDE.

A Physiological View of Marriage for the Married
and those contemplating Marriage; on s duties and dis
cret nfrmites Youth and Manhood, and the Physi-
cal System of Woman An illustrated book o 26o pages
which should be kept under lock and key. The original
and best Marriage Guide. Beware Of limitations Sent
under seafor 50 ets.
ofa Private in both the abuses and disor
ders sten and the means ofcure b0pages
with engraving sent under seal for Is cts.
MEDICAL ADVICE on Seminal Weakness, Lost In
ergy Skin, Blood and Chronic Diseases Catarh Cancer
&c, q 40 page pamphlet, free for stamp.
All the above Diseases successfully treated ct this Gale
'ra Dr. BUTTS bIsPENsxRY. No. IL North 9Th It,.
5t. Louis, Mo.
aprl2-d&wly
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-06-30
a Gift Worthy Of Rothschild for
GENT.

A copy OF Browns Illustrated Shakspear-
Ian Almanac, together with copy of his IL
Illustrated paper, the GROWING WoRLD,which
is devoted to natura, history, will be sent to
any one free who will nd us their address
on one cent postal card. Address DIR. o. p.
BROWN, 81 Grand street, Jersey City, M.
nov19w1y
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-06-30
Consumption Cured.

An old physician, retired from active prac-
tice, having had placed in his hands by an
East India missionary the formula of sim
pie vegetable remedy for the speedy and per-
manent cure OF consumption, bronchitis, ca
tarrh, asthma, and all throat and lung affec-
tions, also positive and radical cure for ner-
vous debility and all nervous complaints, al.
curative powers in thousands of cases, feels 1t
his duty to make 1t known to his suffering
fellows. Actua;ed by this motive, and a con-
scentious desire to relieve human sunering,
he will send Lfree Of chdrge) TO all who desire
1t, this recipe, with full directions for prepar-
ing and successfully using. Sent by return
mail by addressing, with stamp, naming this
paper, DIR. w. G. STEVENS,
Munroe Block, Syracuse. Ny.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-06-30

Telegram at the APP. Office for
Samuel Green.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-02-16

Frgm the MllWaak =, sentinel. -
The approaching nupials are an.
nonncrd of the lovely aul accom-
pl,hci Miss Blauchc h,e AMI uer.
het Cr"kid, TIC only son ~ wir vt
our most indicted cunuz. Tic
bIf'le lliai I. o. w. .s a. werlthv a.
s''o !, T. autul. bgr fathers hll
bond saouhtsg e. -lotCs 1hu
apprua.lisg - r.monN event has
'a1-'i mueh e'g,tp'uyut Ia fashion
able rH.s. - r.
From tie 81 Loaf ll,e.-Thc
Warrrus, %, NH, Euulipu ana thp
Germ re Ni-h ha hcyu postponed
tiIi after thc nest term ~ az De-
Ia 'nur' Whom o. BE- hoped that tho
tfF Us fHth.r viii ha Acquitted.
Tee birthday feir - Mi,s
tor,r.i,i yesterday ea- Z great ..l,.
vv... 4 barge prmlcr ~ indicted
dittillrrt were Is,-Ht. lat tLe AZ
scuyy pl liv ..aiai IS tiauser, Nv
ONrrprnuf was universally Noticed
and regretted Mr. usepraur- "a
iiFal ~ Jsn'r 20 CiH Nas chruui
r'rd 10 thr lnai rfp.r last week
ilr was ths rn.-tui llari.u Fiu O.
.cJ. AZ ~hnrua ~ arrived
Yesterday from 81. joseph, anI i
putting ~ ~ The Crate Ccutral
lie = accompanied ~ bepaty Mar
.Eal Auauu.
From the Chicago TiIluur.-Cel.
NuFin gave q bauvuvi Ia 4 Higltt ~
the Sirrmau liau=o 20 his counsel.
Witnesses aui jurors BOB favor al uI.
aolu.,a' tulHaui " usn Is uuu ul
nur wea'liie,i otiz.n. having hceu
Ial.rtrd lur 1UnnuO DIN.
STR TAng'eftetf rs ~ was iu-
n,eu ely adunrei a. Do % * h-t
NIGHT. Shg wore 10000 -1'.ua
diamond u.rh's.y ..rI NJ l.r II h
Paris D., h.r hu-taulaa.rLe haI
iumrg,L', lal
'frau r4lrl'auapal- Jouual.--
W Tslh- Observation-Disclosures
three months. El.it1 \.W Alrus.
80 lglAs we'll, thoush ias haze H.
much sburiyy luah when Ne saw Ilm
last. Ma row. -, flmi-
h4y known 1~.D.i Cruv, De. "a
dow 81 the lbe,ta. ,rpi chad II Par
due University With az amount
clualto the tgN ou @0 barrel, q.
proof spirits. Mr.. Ntuuaayr
Irrsehol an ,lolrt NJ an rii'rd
SERMON ga the subject lu IL might.
fun d. f.Ei. rIl,fhat ..g...tA fmu
I.s nA,mm.n. icnl,A o. a.,
I.lI
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-02-16

t.''. '"i' " 'l'tu 90 Flf 'til
~et"ri .'i' pi'a-,d rasulI'c ,E..
q. h'. hh' -1" a.ra..i ..'s.sl ~.
A"h -.t "nt "i Hird".t~AnE aH.
"''il h+.''.H. "h every e''ncr lNattr
lIt''A'' at'i -h' N'ul'lh sfiuH, p 20
f'l "p tA'iN In ihf morning turtHI.H
AMI shy always put her hair a. 3,
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-02-16

Np n yppr erlers tef Job Nnsk
~ Tho Mlsilakippl p.mnsrag - ~.
- ~ '. t.,i'p's,e " every pAllAn = /.
shn ssh Nofk WI ~ exfe ulssf n Z
scfy bcst manneE ~ Ma b lAfk -.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-02-16

q WOMAN proposes anil man Ii y
M anil pits, tlu- year.
ss' The hsrlesi Kind n eaasm a.
get uvFr--sUua .W.
60 Int au aim Ui.hau: : mn.
synouy With un omu,hu- Aalu
ymous
nS-kaasas keeps ruIl, n ~.
Nanu civilization. Il,rSiat, TIE.
urtr u 81 laIl,
D. Lihu Euuit can drivt 4
strange dnsput oi lets yard III dirty.
three lauaua@'S.
an-Thc cNtr,ine hrirht ~ rarerv
is snail boy with row Iair NJ
rubber boots and me- mul "a ll.i "a
reach.
81 Don't marry till You can sup
port . husband That thc ud,t a
the h',n1ah'y Patriot gives a.,
Capg glis.
~ Nn Enrlish whitman adrcr,i4 /.
h'r-'li a. corn euityr a. a.. royal
family. She prscti'c, 80 the ..lI I'D
fantastic the
lis Iln $50. ior a ,aunr
'u.. 81. "a BfIl uH..'rI. +. ..
i". m.. ...G. t. y I...
h..-
s N...snu man ruls z.
I...u.. a.. tUs aIiaw ,, lh rH"
..u.-. De- tt..- u. rlat Ella
M'.. lg.N ma-t nr A,gt .a u.
-sm.l al ,ng o.L
As .H'H. -iNtryn z .t Ipr. IS
r h.. ..uI.. lat th. I, .rf,.. 4.bt
Massachusetts,. pH 90 ir thr 80.
l"u.. Department hv all ~ .ara.
81 Lr.l = d. ! .,l...1t tpa,,.
lr u,,uja py,ht [ io .lfst,, a.v..
rpA tlc ~. - h,v.orf SO t'l..u'A
fsa nllm lgfI'n anil m.t,lu., Nu.
a'n pr.t.Hbta G. n n
L-r To ~m1tseb ls'-- pa rrr u
.nH o. adopt @ r.H Ha.. hu. thug
can't decide vhrihirf1 tai "a grad
lul- BLANKET Wilh q hulr m it 'r
an uiI y,-l With th, larh upp,lauG
rr- HeErs his laarria-e. Braulhn,
praised lhr artistic manner iu Winch
hI- vii, changed hrr hair. Nuw a.
complains 81 toe cruel manner ,n
vhah $40 Japy- hns bad.
us-A rrutlsmnn rode uptsa gal.
i hlr-e boo Oh. country upd asked
"Nha b. ih' ma-taf I'D ibis huu-e H
4 am, SIR rrIird tho irndlbrI
envy W. has b,,a ,lcu about th4r,
we,ks.'s
- NIss Anna nuku-on'S new
lecture B. UuIitl "~uuiug and
lcapug. ~ "id haehelor cruelty
remarks sewing and Ripping would
T." a murc arproIt.ats hIgd Tor
NuinaII Y ~ 1.
F@ .a,u.Iorng we'd pl.N~>.- ia
John Henry, a, hr pat ~ ARA
around the pretty yhamb,rmaid.-
"Nalig@tlsant>thrfair, aid urS.I
tfcnrs, ovt rhcarng LIN, aud sailing
miO his raven eurls.
paA-CruE Lopez. former pcusI,u.
poanuFyynfer Il San fnneiFr. i
now Observation-Disclosures tie MrN II
can border. lie went % the bad
because every policeman Or million
airs that passed las Sand stolc nat
with au air ct abstekalon. -
"Mhat DO you mean, you little
rascal 2 exclaimed an individual to
an impudeut youth Who had sclzc,l
him by the nose CA the street. "Oh.
nothing-only | am going out a.
scck my fortune, and my father told
me 10 scize hold Of the first thing
that turned up"
E3-A citizen Of Macon, Ca, who
kept up bis New Years calls until.
aflsr dark. Aays that ada. on the
iroat stoop u very poor substitute
for n door mat. lie doesn't rtncm-
Ter whether H. sat down on the sub
suiuie or nea, but hls panlaloons
tc,m 70 IL somewhat wora behiud.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-02-16

81 When 50. Louis gentleman
nFrsts bls nclghbor Ia the morning
be loQks surprised aFl asks, ~lialh't
you been indicted M The reply 4.
.Noi when did you yea outFf Then
they both laugh IN an imhccile way.
a. though they both meaBtlt for "a
lokc, and 81 and take a drink VI tho
crooked"
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-02-16

cufller dselt Ia N.,rtl a. town
f"r uant yr.ss t.xtbas
hs ail VI hFtaae nul rsropn
We ,susr,d u his ls.n.rr
" .sar'siIias swar' .nsh t#rilaath.
To ~ eurihs ,, vas i.r.ua
Tea tho.i.b Is. i1Hul lI.u. ..f'ssls ..I.s.
~ tssfvl As i..t hl.uan.
IT,, ever Ia usrr, ua.l.
= lle urttr ras I. au.st.
Althnu.h De- kIa~n s H.rf Ias' al
hepcnde.l "H DE- u,
Within tr sh'p thers asus "a "a.
muH uh' .iHlf..a.I .l.aI.s
Ihr c'f''i'r 'a. .. "a ssra ss,d sshF .f
'N"H p irfuk IA ail thats H..4.
a. a.p,rI tsaKseaut ghsir.
Apinahls .,Ehl
AL maj. nV,s 10 q natI
hot lese hvrrid biois tlat slight"
Reh'll me' vin -ta .',pi
trftu uti HHr s.tati t...s fs.Fu.
sturdy "rk aIl srut ut s,r.ag-
brHali.hel IN . .ar.
IHrlae slrnr. ulih t... slats.
t-euriinE sally Kt,r.t
bui rrs urHsi.H 49, .auIH. etc.
NJ gait ~as sitasl "A b. si.Iyr-.!
The ,illa.F h5s. 80 mukIua LII
"ThF1e gas e.A Buly gaft.s4r
". THINKS he's svfna pltnI sina, hll
Tee only a ipe-.aaTi, ~
AZ ".'ess v8H uy eTa'lt ~ .hs-
Hhy huthsi q t..ir.r f-a.t
Atri l. ~ ruug. hgit' H I.. f.p
A. uuaa ia ~a'.l ara
They sHfs ur tur ll.srff. r.,..if-l
Looking far.. ~ HHI .I..tl
NJ iurus #.Ihr .s.#H .lul- O. ffa
~ II s.-,As - vrtJa
'Ahal yea b. q a, Il = A..
FiIsa. the a.. sr-tfrr
Ut TAKE tH.= hh.t. Hf n. H.f
Anllrat. tb.m 700 1..I u..fst"
H. spal. IH ltr.l anil tr.r. f.rr.
-. aHe H.sbrfW nAs NAE
To ysru 90 sbsHUsdl
Il Tat Hsa vslHT Na.tftll Uflt.
III tried lee sH.H O. luu ..HH n-4.n
TIC swa s,su lsot. col then
1hr rul.i..rr .haarl bona "a tlsr door.
AIsl bostgi liW .uat
ffl4ftfft.-.stt
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-02-16
IARTNnN'

Tftr.ruArED UINs 1I8ss-s. ...
| Ilausehala Na-tlhs n Ana
serial @t1ries in i,fa "FtsfH....
every number. 1futs 80 n pf
copies iaf ~ ~ Cps Hl HU Is
prnmiutnt fperimtu GHHf OBJ
4 =. AlsrHtiK 4 ~ON. ratla#I o.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-02-16
o. W. BlIACkMANS

Are practically taught b. experienced FRO
fsssirs. prisons ftpm hfe.B 81 hfly years
Atiead. hsfuetiohs given privately % earh
student, Who has a s.pemtc dssk - himself
and i put lliroyszA Thorough aud systematic
cpuse ~ business Transactions b. qualifl him
feT the situation w. intends b. fn Perpns
she have uswl@ts.i their ed,semti,fi can hsHp
speelily PrpaFv ksr bu~inoasa u aiy khsh
,Stpdents frqm Tia cpunlry eaa beard iT the
family ~ the Principal.
q 1klsMS-AfmTy per cent les fhan other
1nBna@cinl Collags In tAls city.
NcAtaf OIL t.slusnercial Cosstsa, only 600.
Average time, three az fnuF lnonths.
TIE Prtnsiphl has been a professional
tsaeheF W New Orleans since 1851.
i've sirralaEs. address
j. W, RLACkNAN,
aagitlY Neg Ogeaas.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-02-16
2 a ada nap says Of the trade
utllldi tAUegl that would mako A

dollar The size ~ that, belongs not "a
tins age Of cmhczzlcment, bat "a the
dark ages Of the world, when they
bal IRON coins and a stove hd passed
Tor twenty five cent piece aud an
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-25

CONSERVATIVE STATE CoNvENTIoN.-The
Theatre has been secured for the use Of the
Conservative State Convention, which meets
in this city on the 31st instant, and the X.
X. klub have volunteered to prepare the
decorations for the occasion. 1t is under
stood that the Convention will meet at 10 A.
NJ, organize, appoint the usual committees,
attend to such other preliminary business as
may be brought before it, and then adjourn
until night. Between the morning and
night sessions the various congressional dele
cations will assemble at rooms provided for
them by Colonel J. L. Darlington in the
Exchang &c Hotel, and select the district dele
gates to the st. Louis Convention. The in
dications are that full delegations will be in
attendance from all parts Of the State.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-25
Colonel CarrsngtOn's Claims upon the
German Element.

The Tdglicher ATazeiger Germany Of this
city, in its issue of yesterday, speaks as fol
lows OF our municipal election, which takes
place to-day:
"To-morrow our city election takes place.
The old dodge of the Radical party to re-
gain power has been resorted to to concen-
trate their entire strength on one candidate
(Smith) to defeat the Conservative nominee
for Mayor Colonel Carrington). To nc.
complish this object they have not scrupled
to resort to gross Misrepresentation and
SANDER, and cndeavored to prejudice
our Catholic and adopted fellow-citizens
against him by representing him to be an
atheist, Sabbath-scofer, and temper
ance fanatic. German fellow-citizens, dc
not believe one word Of this. 1t is nothing
but slander, by which his opponents are
seeking to defeat him through your votes,
and by this means hope to regain control OF
the city, and ultimately OF the State. Fol
the last eight years Colonel Darlington has
stood nearer to us than any other American
and it is not merely as a partisan that we
raise our voice in contradiction OF the
calumnies that his enemies are circulating
against him, but we know Colonel Caring
ton will be worthy successor to Mayor kel
lev. and we will guarantee that our adopted
feiiow-citizens can find no more tolerant
Mayor or sincere friend than Colonel Car
ington will prove"