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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-25
POLITICAL.
II
THESTERFIELD COUNTY.
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APPOINTMENTS.


The following Conservative meetings are aG-
nauIicrd for Chesterfield county:
CHESTER-TUESDAY. De- ober 22d. p. ~:
CLOVER H!Li.-rUESDhY.D Dcloner ed. II Nj:
GOODIES ORE-WEDSESDhl, October z3d,
WALKER'S STORE-THURSDAY, October cath.
wINFREE's sToRE-FRIDAY, October 25th, 8
i. NJ;
ArTOACA-SATURDAY October 26th. 4 p. NJ;
ETTRICK-SATURDAY.O october 26th. z. NJ;
MiLLUTHIAN-SATURD October 26th, 3
=. NJ.
It Is earnestly requested that the citizens OF the
county attend these meetings. The following geu-
tlcmen may he expected to be present:
Captain JOHN :. WISE.
Major w. +. &. GREGORY,
Colonel WILLIAM AMBERS,
GEORGE X. MACON, Ed,
SAMUEL Il. WITT,
Il. \. HANCOCK,
j. M. G.. FITZPATRICK,
Major Don 7. llALSEY.
CGlunel CIAsTAIS WHITE.
CHARLES V. MEREDITH, ESQ,
X. II. CARDwELL. E,q.
THOMAS s.. PAGE, E,,.,
oc 22-5t and others.
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FLOUR FOR RIAzrL.-Tic brig Amy A.
Lane, Costigan master, with Il cargo OF
5000 barrels OF -four. valued at Sl7, 1880,
shipped by the HayaiI-Crenshaw Company
and Dunlop 4 ;icCaE&c, cleared at the Gus
tom-house yesterday Tor Santos. Brazil.
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DRESS -DRILL.-The Grars will have q
ful-dress drill tonight at the rcgimental
armorY. They have been drilling every
night for several weeks past in preparation
for The competitive drill at the Fair next
Thursday.
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8 THE BEST ARTICLES At LOWEST PRICES:
Laguayra Coffee at lsc per ponnd;
Rich Cream Cheese at 15c. Per pound;
Really good Tea at soc. per pound;
Fredericksburg Family Flour al $3.50 per barrel;
Choice Hams at / &c. per pound;
Finest Becc-Tongues at 90c.;
Duff Gordon Sherry ut 80 per gallon;
"B Select" 8. Glenwood." and @Alleghany
whtskeys finest French Brandy, &C., at lowest
prices. Cigars Of all grades.
W. D. BLAIR & Co..
atl3 Main street.
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TAKEN IN AND DONE FOR.-"A young man
from the countcr-rc,' who WAS advised by real
friend 10 get 4 bottle Of Dir. llERSDoS'S GYPSY'S
GIFT. applying to certain druggist who diin't
have il Oh hand and vino wanted 10 get of some OF
his dead stock. was induced 10 take something else
Just as sood.r The result was he wasted his money
and .uvcd his rheunatism-rather bad economy, by
the way-unt he 20, the Gif! from 4 I've drussis..
Don't let 'um serve y0u 50.
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THE VIRGINIA MEDICAL SOCIETY.
Third Days Session.

PROC CEEDISGs AT THE MORNING SESSION
THE. MIgERAL-WATER QUESTION DIS
POSED oF-NECRoLO OG Y NATIONAL
HEALTH. BOARD RECoMMENDED-N E W
MEMBERS APPoINTED-oFFlCERs Ell ECT-
ED FOR THE YEAR, &C.
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BANGING ACADEMIES.

DICHMOND AND MANCHESTER NJ.
H DANCING ACADEMIES now np"n fof ~
tue = c p,inn of scholars. RICH No NDPIr
ACADEMY-W WEDN kSDAY an; ShTUR-s s-.tti
DAY AFrERNOuES for 'a.lics. misses. and m3 :
ters. TUESDAY aud FRIDAY EVENINGS a. o
O'Clock for gentlemen. ~
NOTICE TO EISlTORs.-Matince So rec EVERY
SATURDAY ut = O'Clock. Tickets, 10 and 25c, -
be had II wyatt =.
MASCIiE.STER AChDEMY.-EIass for lndica.
mi. sea and masters. MONDAY AFTERNOON ~
o'clock same e cnin.s at o'clock for gentlemen.
Respectfully, loc ll-eodlmI II. +. LAUEE.
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TIE FREE USE OF PURE PERFUMES acs as 4
safeguard against ali infectious Diseases Thus It is
that iii io.e sick rooms where MURRAY & Lam
MANS FLORIDA WATER is constantly sprinkled
perfect safety is insured 20 every member Of the
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a VALUABLE PRESENT TO THE MOORE
MEMORIAL CHAPEL.-At the last meeting Of
the Ladies' Church-Work Society OF Moore
Memorial chapel very handsome present
was received in the name Of the congrega-
ton, consisting OF a solid silver communion
service. The goblets are lined with gold,
and have on the outside the letters II. FL.
s." in gold. The urn is svery heavy, beauti-
fully o!namented. and bears on tic front
the following inscription "H. x. Hotr to
Dr. 7. D. Mutter": on one side, " used in
the Chapel CT st. Luke, the Beloved Physi-
clan, Berkeley Divinity School, Middle
town. Coma, from A. u. 1861 to A. D.
1877; and on the other side, "a Legacy
from, DR.. T. D. Mutter to the Diocese OF
Virginia, Presented Through Bishop Whit.
tie to the Moore Memorial Chapel, Rich
moad, Va, October, 1878"
Dr.. Mutter was formerly resident oi
Richmond, and this presea: is a token o:
his love fer Virginia. which lie retained
throughout his life. though for many years
his home has been elsewhere.
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!, THE JEFFEgsoS-WARD RALLY LAST
| EIGHT The Joe Johnston Campaign Club
OF Jefferson Ward-a gallant band Of Con-
servative workers-iast night had grand
rally at the Old Market Hail, in the presence
OF 4 large and one of the most Influential
and respectable meetings ever held in any
oftha wards ii this city.
Captain A. q. Babcock, president OF the
Club, presided during the meeting, Which
was held in the bali.
Kessuich:s full band was in attendance
and discoursed some OF its sweetest and best
music.
Outside of the building the Club lad q
small piece OF artillery, and occasionally du-
ring the evening it was discharged, always
attracting more persons to the meeting.
The speakers OF the evening were Eolo-
hpl Chastain White. Captain George D.
Wise, Hon. a. N. Kelley. and Major Ro-
bert Stiles; all OF whom delivered effective
and excellent addresses.
During the progress Of the meeting Mr..
Newman came 10 the hall, or its immediate
vicinity, where lie was waited upon By
representatives Of the Club and invited TO
participate in the debate. He declined,
however, to take part in the discussion. on
the ground that General Johnston was not
present.
The meeting adjourned about hali-past
10 O'Clock.
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BROWN EEEAD.-Tnree cups of brown -four, two
cups Of Corn-mcal. one cup Of molasses one cup OF
sweet milk. two teaspoons DooLEY's YEAST-Pow-
DER mixed with the -four aud meal dry. Steam
four h0us and dry in the oven.
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THANK-0FFsEENG MEETR.G.-The la
dis OF Or. Hoge's church boM such meet
ings annually ia October. Tie inclement
wsather last Fr;day prevented general
attepdance. Another will be held this
afteseoon at ha!f-past 4, when Or. Eoge
will .Gddress the meetias upon the subjects
NJ interest to the members OF the eeugrega.
Z slp s-t. 80
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CONVICT RECEIVE D.-The following con.
Wet was received at /. he penitentiary yester-
day james Smith, frsm TazeWell county,
three years for malicious Wounding, ana
five years added by the court Tor second
conviction. 4. - -
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ELECTION 1ICKETS.-DOn'td delay sending IN youl
Orders. Have your ticke;s printed in time. The
LisrATC:i PRINTING HOUSE prints them prompt
X and ClcapIy.
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ARM BR0KEN.-Samuel Ragland, one OF
the High-SchooI pupils. while exercising
ON the parallel bars yesterday, fell and
broke his left arm In two places.
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ADDasss BEFORE THE SOUTHERN HSToRI-
CAL So@sTY.-On Monday night, October
2Sth, Res. DIR. J. l.. Burrows will deliver
an address before the Southern Historical
Society in the hall OF the House OF Dese-
gates, u the absence OF the orator-eleet,
Hon. j. S. Z. Blackburn, OF Kentucky.
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THE RIYEx.-fhe river last eyening had
risen to about three aud a haif feet OF the
Old Cominion steamship whasyes, and was
then rising slowly.
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NOTARY PUBLIC.-Mr. Edward Spaulding
was yesterday appointed notary public for
the city and county OF Norfolk.
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Second Weep President: DR.. Herbert
| Nash, Norfolk.
Third yice-President: DR.. f. B. Ward
smyth.
Fourth Vice-President: DR.. W. T. afc
Gnire, Winchester.
Fifth Vice President: DR.. James C. Green,
Danville.
Sixth vice-President: Dr. Gabriel Nc.
Donald, Monroe.
Recording Secretary: DR.. Landon 3. Ed.
wards, Richmond.
Corresponding Secretary: Dr.. Christie
pher Tompkins, Richmond.
Treasurer: DR.. Landon B. Edwards,
Richmond.
Committee on Nominations: Drs. James
B. McCaw, Richmond; Thomas J. Riddell,
Richmond; NJ. NJ. Walker, Richmond; w.
S. stoakley, Bay Yiew;J S. Upton, Hills
vile. ~.a -. 4 q
Executive Committee: Drs. W. W. Par
ker, Richmond; n: e. Burks, Blue Ridge
Springs; 81. &. Leigh, Petersburg; Benia-
min Blackford, LYnchburg; Thomas B.
Ward, Norfolk, Recording Secretary and
Treasurer er oHcio.
Committee on Publications: Drs. F. D.
Cunningham, Richmond; L. S. Joynes,
Richmond; Otis F. Manson, Richmond,
Recording Secretary and Treasurer &c
otfcio. ....-. -. .e
On motion, DR.. Apperson was appointed
to cast the vote OF the Society, and DR.. A p
person having discharged that duty, the re-
port was unanimously adopted.
Drs. Cullen and Apperson w2e appointed
a committee to wait on DR.. Joynes and in
form him OF his election.
DR.. Joynes made an appropriate response.
NEW MEMBERS.
DR.. RidGel!, from the Committee on New
Members, reported the names OF Drs. c. II.
Smith and Il. G. Cabeli, Jr., OF Richmond,
and they were unanimously elected men,
bcrs OF the Society.
DR.. Battey, OF Georgia, read q volunteer
paper to the Society; which, on motion OF
DR.. Edwards, was ordered to be printed in
the records OF the Society.
Recess to 4s 2. NJ.
Afternoon Meeting.
|. At hali-past O'Clock the Society met
Dr.. ADperson being in the chair-but there
being so small an attendance, on motion OF
DR.. Brock, the Society took recess until
- p. NJ.
About half-past I O'Clock DR.. Wesigrr,
OF Manchester, exhibited number OF his
! toIogical specimens beneath the microscope.
Night Session.
The Society met again at $50 o'clock
Dr.. Wiley, Of Roanoke county, one Of the
vice-preSdents, in the chair.
On motion. the thanks Of the Society were
rendered to DR.. Lewis A. Sayre for his in
teresting clinical lecture at the Medica
College yesterday afternoon, and 10 Dr.
Battey for his paper read at the morning
session.
An amendment to the constitution rcla
tive to the fees OF honorary members, pre-
seDted by DR.. n. VI. Walker, was adopted
\ paper on hydrophobia, by DR.. McDon
aid, Of West Virginia, was read BY Assist
ant Secretary DR.. Britain.
The treasurer Or. Edwards) read hi:
report, showing the Society to be in deb
over $500. He urged the members 10 pa!
up their dues.
Papers on typhod-fever by Dr. Fauntle
roy, Of Staunton, and on salicylic acid b,
DR.. J. L. CabelI. OF the University Of Fir
ginia, were read by the secretary.
Pending the discussion OF salicylic acit
the Society adjourned until II O'Clock thi
morning.
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LADIES AND GEHTLENES'S BOOTS and SHOES
hand-nac-;o ordcr-bcst qua!ity-euaraDtccd &c
a,-at BosCHES's, 500 AID ) II Broad street.
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NEW BUcKwHEAT.
SELECT CREAM CHEESE at I5c. per ronnd,
GOOD MIXED TEAat49 and . oc.per pound,
FBEsH MALAGA GEApEs at csc. per pound,
Large SMOKED TONGUES, 90c. each;
GOLDEN SHERRY SO and $3.50 per gallon;
HAMS tvery superior). &c. per pound; 81
COFFEE, Is and 2nc. per pound
KENTUCKY and BCcENEg's wHlsKEY ifoar years
old), $3.50 per gallon. at
CHRISTIAN & WHITES.
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AUCTION SALES THIS BAY.

RS- On, all safes or Real Estate made bet.oees
the lst f Jans.atH and tasf Of Jt5,s me tagssSo.
On Oh safes nr0tis bet,1een the lst OF Juky aadtt:s.
of the year tie td1sS haze to be p0id By TIC seller
fThIs custom was adopted about ffteen yeare aga
by all the real estate agents In Richmond, and apa
plies to Richmond and vicinity.l
ROBERT B. LYME, A.! P. NJ. trustees sale OF va
cant and improved property III Port Mayo, on
Louisiana aud Sixth streets.
JAS. MACDOUGALL, 10Y A. M., furniture, stoves,
fowls &c.
E. Il. COOK, al his warerooms, 1t 10! A. NJ. and
Z. NJ. watches. jew cry, &c.
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will be male by the elegant ard fast
STEAMER ARIEL,
leaving Richmond MONDAY. October 2sth. WE'D
NESDAY. October 3Oth, and FRIDAY, November
lst nj A. NJ, arriving NJ Old Point ut T. NJ. and
Norfolk at 8 T. NJ, returning the next day.
TICKETS FOR THE ROUND TRIP have teeu
put ut the VERY Low FIGURE OF 81, AND GOOD I o
RETURN UNTIL NOVEMBER TTII.
The HOTELS at OLD PaINr and NORFOLK have
engaged to give SPECIAL REDUCED RATES 10
cxcursionists by the steamer ARIEL
This Is splcndid opportunity 10 visit this GREAT
VIRGINIA SEASIDE RESORT and NORFOLK,
and the LAST CHANCE AT THIS Low RATE until
next summer.
Tickets for sale at GARDER'S Ticket Agency, S26
Main street, ard on the boat.
L. B. TATUM. Superintendent
yir2iaia Steamboat Company,
&c 25-tOc3li 0n3 Main street,
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ToU CAN GET BETTER ALBUM-PHOToGRArIIS
ut FRAYsER'S GALLERY than any other gallery In
the city. We recommrn them.
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Cry YcoNHiTTEE.-Theie viii be meet
ing of the City Conservative Conmitfes to-
night at7s3e o'clock, st,'s
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NJ. ELLYsoS 4 co.. advertising asenrs, insert 40.
vertisements In all Of The newspapers OF the Unise
S,4es at ppblishers'rates. Orders ieft a. tae Dn
patch countiuz-roOm win receive prompt sttsn
tlon.
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ELECTION TICKETS pin'cd at the DISPATCH
PRINTING HOUSE =: low prices. Send In your
pr,iu
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Go TO ERAySER's GALLERY and get four beauti-
fui Acknowledgements for 81: large size for
fro,ni,.r. 81.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done asfa
DISPATCH PRINTISG-HoUsE. Good woFx, low
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
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BEAVER UvEKcoATs for meI, from IS up TO
$50;
Cu1ScIiILLA OvERcoATs for men, from IS up
to S20;
DIAGONAL OvERCoATs for men, from 50 up
to :25;
ULsTgEs for youths and boys. from IL up to sl2,
at A. GREENTREE'S. SIS Broad street.
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ELECTION TICKETS printed at reduced prices 4
the DiSrATCH PRISTISG-HOUSE.
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ELECTION. NOVEMBER 5, 1S7S.-Candidates
can have their TICKETS printed at the DISPATCH
PRINTING -HoUsE promptly. and al reduced prices.
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500 PERCALE SHIRTS. so cents each. ut
A. GREESIREE's, S15 Broad street.
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THE CANVASS.
LOUISA COUNTY TO THE FRONT.

Conservative mass-mcetn2s for Louisa county
will he held NJ
Apne Grove MONDAY. October 2lst;
HOPES jackson Tt ESI,AY, October 22d:
Mcrrdith's Store (Sheiton's Mlll) WEDNESDAY,
October 23d;
Oak Grove TIIERSDkY, October 24th;
Bells Cro>s-Roads FRIDAY, October 25th:
Grccn-Sprlng Depot SATURDAY. October 26th;
TrrviIlian's MONDAY. October 2sth:
Bibb's Store TUESDAY, october 29th.
1t earnestly requested that the citizens atten,!
these meetings, al which we promise thorough
discussion of the issues of the canrnSs.
General JOSEPH r. JOHNSTON,
Captain FRANK V. WINSTON,
Colonel JOHN II. GUY.
Colonel WILLIAM :. GILMAN,
MajJr ROBERT STILES,
Co:onel WILLIAM p. BrRWELL,
Contain II. w. MURRAY.
GEORGE j. SUMNER. ESQ,
Oc 2l-7t aud Others, Will lie present.
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LARGEST STOCK OF HATS for men, youths
bows, and children, in the city.
A. GREENTREE, SIS Broal street.
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Send yoEr orders for Election TICKETS to DIS
rATCH PRISTlNG-HouSE, and you will get them
prom pity and al low rates.
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WEATHER REPORT.

r.,,c,r,oys FOR To-DAY.-For the South
!Is.,,;c tsn States, warmer, clear, or partly
At..Ss' A,l.Sr weather, northerly winds, becoming
c'o"Hs, c'oT,a stationary or higher pressure.
SSI,ar't, .r .nr Middle Atlantic States, clear or
fo, TO, c,ondv weather, winds mostly NORTH
sr lsii' falling followed by rising tempera-
,nrr. and higher pressure.
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SUITS F4R MEN, from s5 10 $50;
SUITS FOR BOYS, from "A to $40:
SUITS FOR CHILDREN, from 50 to Sl6.
A.. GREESTREE. 81 5 Eroad street.
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ALBUM uu-pneroGnApns at FRAYsER's, four for
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rur WEATHER YESTERDAY Was cteaI, Hi6su'
and pleasant r 10.
q 4 NJ. sc noon. 70; 7. ID, 6l;s6 Z.
NJ. c.; midnight. 90.
Mean temperature, IS 5-f.
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EXCURSIONS.

THREE EXCURSIONS SsIuet
FAIR-W EEK
TO OLD POINT (FoRTREss MoNRoEl AND
NORFOLK
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CANDIDATES, have your TICKETS pflhteo a'
,be nrspATcu pR,Sl1SG-EovsE. Work promptly
done, aud III low prices.
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ELECTION TICKETS.
ELECTION TIcKETs.
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ScuooL-sHoEs. all the styles, cheapat
BosCHEN's. 500 and 511 Broad street.
LEVY BROTHERS
CONTINUE TO-DAY THEIR
GRAND DISPLAY
of
FALL AND WINTER DRESS GOODS,
PARIS AND BERLIN CLoAKS,
oil OF which are
OFFERED
at
ATrRAcTIvELY LOW PRICES.
We invite you 10 call and inspect the novelties.
LEVY BROTHERS.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-05-04
urREKA DAILY SENTINEL.
ralsHzD EVERY MORNING 'hA'Npr MONDAY
CASSIDY d SKILLMAN.
GEO. W. CASSIDY.

nm,S W CRANE, at No. 1928 Montgomery
VhAs, Room No. 10 Safe Deposit Build
:Ir s,re?:' !. Sole Agent for the Eureka. Daily
sns, slyriysL in San Francisco. Persons IN that
aty having business with thiS once are re-
nlssted to communicate with MIN.
a NJ SNYDER is authorized to receive sub
mriptions for the SENTINEL ana collect Tor
rska ss owing for subscriptions will make
payment to him.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-12-20

THE yernal village of Decatur has II sens
alton. For many years poor German, who
called himself Wickman, went from door to
door about the city, mcnding clocks. He
was genteel in his manners and, in 50 tar as
the American element Of the village could
Judge, intelligent But he was poor and
had adopted an humble occupation, and the
highest recognition the snobs Of Decatur
could give his apparent culture and conrty
manners, was To call him clock
works. 1t has now TRANSFERRED
that old "clock- works" is German Baron,
holding a high position in the army under
heavy salary. Twelve or fifteen years ago
he fought duel in Prussia and killed his
man. To save his head he fled to America,
and sinking rank and station into the hum
Die clock tixcr, he has been here ever since.
\ few months ago the Emp2ror's attention
was called to the matter, and short in
ycstigaton showed Wickman to be blame
less. Straightway the fact was published,
Wickmans whereabouts became known,
and free pardon was placed in his hand,
with a full restoration to the dignity Of his
title az Baron Won Hedelburg, together with
his former position in the army, and all the
property and income rights Of his old pos
ition And now the snobs Of Decatur, that
were wont to sheer at cold clocl:.works" as
plcbian, take off their hats when he re-
cognizes them, and swear by all the gods
at once, that they are not bit surprised,
that they long since learned from Wick
mans courtly manners, that he was noble.
man in disguise,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Mrs Hayes will resume her official rcccp
lions on January 4.

Mrs. Hayes will resume her official rcccp
tions on January 4,
A young lady in the Ohio lunatiC asylum
is the reputcd hcircss Of 100000.
Mr.. Walter Blaine, son of Senator Blaine,
has become a lawyer in Augusta, Me
Many young man becomes acquainted
with the inside Of prison by knowing how
to play cards.
Mr.. Flood, of San francisco, is huiding
little unprctentious dweiling-house that
will cost $2,000,00O.
The Philadelphia Times never cur.nils
its reading matter for the sake of admitting
advertisements.
In Rio Janeiro, Brazil. the smallpox is
unusually severe, the mortality being up
ward OF 400 month.
One day last week, Peter Cooper sat on
the floor of the Senate. lie likes to get in
place like that and dream,
Charley" Nyc, Of Washington, cx-Sen-
ator James W. Nyc's son, continues to make
temperance speeches at the capital.
Speaker Randall's enthusiastic friends
claim tina, he already has 100 votes pledged
to him for the spcakcrship Of the next
House.
Should Senator Wade Hampton live to
take his seat, South Carolina will he repre-
scented by two men with wooden legs. Sen
ator Butler lost one Of his legs in cavalry
charge.
Mr.. Bonner has ten horses in his town
stables, nine of which have records below
geo, and Mr.. Vanderbilt has some that
have entered the teens" The question,
then is, "Who shall be king Of the road
Bonner or EandcrIiltI"
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-12-20

TIE total vote Of Illinois is 453,ll3,
divided as follows: Republican, 2lj,9S3;
Democratic lG0,9O5; Grccnback, G5,673.
The Republican plurality is i5,3ls. The
Democratic and Grccnback vote exceeds the
Republican vote by 20,3jj which shows
that, Notwithstanding the tremendous effort
made by the Republican party, in Novem-
Der last, that party is in the minority in the
state. and could not elect single state OF
ficer if the opposition would combine. Two
years ago the Democratic mountain went
to the Grecnback Mahomet, and elected
Ettcr, hoping and believing that the Green
back Mahomct would tote far and elect
our Democratic Carroll; but in this the
Mahomet event back on u.s. or course
the mountain didn't want to play the same
game over again; the Mahomet wouldn't
merge, and Il minority party rules the State
roOSt.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-12-20
AN AGlTATED COMMUNITY.

EVANSVILLE SALOON KEEPERS OBEY THE
SUNDAY LAWS AND COMPEL EVERYBODY
ELSE 10 DO THE SAME THING.
An Evansville correspondent Of the st.
Louis Globe Democrat says that Evansville
has been in tcrmcnt of agitation Tor soy
cr0l weeks over the action OF the grand
jury and prosecuting attorney, in enforcing
the Sunday laws against tae saloon-kocpcrs.
The saloon-keepers submitted; but dc;crm-
incd there should be no tavortisn shown.
They therefore took the matter in hand and
hav; succeeded in closing every business in
the city on Sunday, including all time
honored institutions like barber shops, drug
stores and tobacco stands. The last two
Sundays the town was like a graveyard
This forced the grand jury to u further per
Torrance, and they are now making war on
newspapers that permit work to be done on
Sunday. To-day all the carrier boys, press
men and attaches were summoned to appear
and Intercepted in regard to Sunday pa
pcrs Alex. Henderson, city editor Of the
Journal was questioned, and declined to
answer, and was told by the foreman that he
would be given a day TO consider and il he
did not answer then he would be punished,
Henderson appealed to the Court, who told
him to 90 about his business and he should
not be punished. The grand jury has been
in session four weeks, and has returned sew
cral hundred bills. Great feeling IS mani
tested among the citizens at its action. 1t
was expected that they would be discharg,
ed to-day, but the Court did not order it,
and trouble is expected to the business in
| terests.