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WANTS.
GOLD FOR CONFEDERATE BONDS.
WANTED, slo,Ooc,oOo COUPON BONDS.

Untll orders exhausted, will pay $3.50 per
$1,000 Cor from $1,000 10 s1,0o0,00o Of thee
bonds with all the coupons attached maturing in
1865 Except tho one due January /. 1861, and
since attached. The present demand for these
otherwise yalueless securities Is 80 apparently
cau.eess and likely 10 terminate at any moment
that the creates; speed should be used In forward
ing the bonds. Send by registered mail at once,
aud will remit by return mail check ON New
York Bank at the above rate. Those who prefer
can ship by express, c. o. d., with leave TO exam
Inc. II by any chance bonds arrive after order Is
exhausted, will return by next mail. Send TO all
dress below.
RAPHAEL }. MOSES, JR.,
Attorney at Law,
81 wall street, New York. N. Y.
Oc 2e-diw&w1t
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sPLINr AND ANTHRACITE COAL CHEkr.-I am
receiving n cargo Of ANTHRACITE COAL and
large lot Of West Virginia sPLINT COAL for which
have not yard-room, and viii therefore sell linz
tied quantity Of each very cheap. can TODAY and
order al 500 east Main street. ,. q. WATKINS.
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PERSONAL---VERY.. William A. Campbell,
pastor Of the Presbyterian church, with
his family, who have been for the past two
months in the mountains seeking the res
toratiOn Of impaired health, returned yes
terday much improved, and met a warm
greeting from many attached friends. He
Will hold services in his church tomorrow.
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dustrial Exposition. The little children
seemed greatly delighted with the many In
terestlng features Of the exhibition. While
visiting the restaurant and Ladies' Bazaar
they were treated 10 ice-cream by Bishop
Kcane, who, though not present, was re-
presented by Very Rev. Father Van Dc
VvyeP
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

PoIitical.-Henry A. Jordan, Esq, city
superintendent OF the Conservatiye-DemO
cratic party, has been suffering very much
recently from the effect Of his old wound
received in 1862, but the near approach Of
the election has brought him out, although
still greatly indisposcd. In consequence
Of this indispOsition Mr.. Jordan will be
assisted until after the election In the fur
thcr conduct Of the campaign in ManchCs-
ter by Mr.. James A. Gentry, superintend-
ent OF the First Ward. This gentleman
can be found to-day and from now until the
election, unless otherwise engaged, at the
Central House. 1t will be his duty as well
as pleasure TO give every assistance and in
formation to voters on matters political.
The other ward superintendents are W. T..
Lithgow, Second; Il. B. Foster. Third /;
and Ajax Gary, Fourth. A. Royal is sec
retary OF the City Central Committee, and
the city superintendent, ward superin-
tendent, and secretary comprise the TX
ecutiye Committee. All persons not regis
tered or entitled TO transfers should attend
TO this duty to-day. The capitatiOn-taX
must be pmd to II. A. Duval, clerk OF the
Hastings Court. No one can vote without
the tax receipt.
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Slcift- Creek Bridge.-The new bridge
(stOnc abutments and iron superstructme)
over this historic stream (because it has
been so known for century and half has
been completed and put to the use for
which it was designed. The old bridge,
many years old when il was superseded,
did good service in its day.
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SEEDS, &c.

EOR SAI.E.-We have in store and can
~ hll orders promptly Tor seed Wheat, Rye, and
Timothy, fierds-Grass. and Kentucky Blue-Grass
sesd. Also, good stock Of Family, Extra, Super
U, B, TALIAFERRO a CO.,
pe lt-eod Ill south Twelfth street
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DIR. william :. Searie, of Brooklyn, y. y,
writing TO the Liebig Company, says: " The COCA
IS a great remedy. BY It's aid / have cured cases
which could not be reached In any other way.
can conceive Of many cases where your COCA
BEEF ToNIC "a combination Of tie nutritlye ee-
ments OF the choicest beef pure sherry, Coca, and
from, will he highly desirable, and shall be happy
20 advise it, BE sure 10 get the LIEBIG COM
PASY's COCA BEEF TONIC, as there are fraudu-
lent limitations. Remember tie LIEBIG COMPANY
offers no cheap goods. It offers only honest prepa-
ratlons at honest prices II Is invaluable In dys-
pepsla, blllOusness, debility, and female sIferngs.
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Ddncing.-A number of our lads and
hssies having visited Richmond during
the past two weeks and participated in the
pleasures OF the German, are seriously de-
batting the question OF forming club, to
meet at Cersley's Hall. Manchester has
plenty OF dancing talent, and also beauty
enough TO adOrn the most stylish and
largest-numbered German. Professor Laube
has been communicated with as to the adj
Visibility Of the proceeding, and will prob
ably superintend the initial meetings and
exercises should the determination TO form
a club he carried into effect.
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RrcIsrRArioS TO-DAY ONLY.

GIVING PLEASURE TO THE ORPHANS
Through the kind invitation Of Captains
Snotswood and Jones the orphans OF st.
JosepRs Asylum visited yesterday the In
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AUCTION SALES THus DAY.

RICHMOND BAZAAR, 10 A. d., family-csr-
rlage; also, horses. sc.
+. Il. COOK, 10 A. A., 2 and T:30 p. d., the stock
Of New York wholesale importing-housc, at
store 1907 Main street.
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TROPIC-FRUTT LAXATIVE.

PEEsCRIBED BY PHYSICIANS.
TROPIC-FRUIT LAXATIVE,
PREPARED FROM TROPICAL FRUITS AND
PLANTS,
A DELICIOUS AND REFRESHING
FRUIT LoZENGE,
WHICH SERVES THE PURPOSE OF
PILLS AND
DIsAGREEABLE PURGATIvE
MEDICINES.
TROPIC-FRUIT LAXATIVE
BEST PREPARATION IN THE WORLD
FOR
CONSTIPATION, BILIoUSSESS, HEADACHE
PILES, AND ALL KINDRED COMPLAINTS.
II acts gently effectively, and is delicious to take
Cleansing The system thoroughly It imparts vlgor
20 mind and body, and dispcis melancholy hypo-
ehondrla, etc. ONE TRIAL cOSYINCEs.
PACKED IN BRONZE TIN BOXES ONLY.
Price, 20 and CO cents. Sold by all druggists.
fmy 3-deodtMhl0,S2I
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WINES, LIQUoRs, CIGARS, and FINE GRocE-
RIEs. W. ID. BLAIR & Co,
lI09 cast Main street
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Malaria IN any Of It's forms. ehllls and fever,
congestiye chils can be prevented or cured by the
use Of SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR, purely
vegetable medicine, superior to calomel and quiz
nine. Genuine prepared only by j. II. ZEILIN &
no
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-29

Al. ELLYsOS & Co., advertising agents, insert ad-
yertisemcntsin all of the newspapers OF the United
states at publishers rates. Orders left at the Ds-
pateh eoutIng-room viii receive prompt alten-
ton.
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%. 1881
WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, partly cloudy
weather and rain, southcastcrly winds, sta
tionary or lower barometer and tempera-
ture.
The WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly
cloudy and pleasant.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: G A. NJ, 50;
9 y. NJ Gl, noon, 20; Il. NJ, 10; Z.
NJ, G2; midnight, G6.
Mean temperature, 65t.
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NIGoR AND REGULARITY Of the stomach and
bowclsa assured by using the LERIG ConPANY's
COCA BEEF TONIC.
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FovR THOUSAND Of the white voters Of
Richmond have tsiled to pay the cspiIa-
tion.tSx for 1850.
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THE OLD FTRM Of ". ID. BLAIR & Co, csta,-
lished 1929, is 11O9 cast Main street, Richmond,
Va
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DIR. FAITHFUI's AGUE REMEDY Is the only
faithful" Chin Cure out. II rarely ever fails.
soldb by l.. WAGNER, Druggist,
Sixth and Broad streets.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done a;
the DISPATCH PRINTISG-IiOUsE. Good work,
low prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
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LILY BELLE CIGAR, Sc.

No article has yet been discovered that IS 50 cf-
fectlve I'm all cases Of failing health in the old, or
weakness In the young, as COLDEN's LIEBiG's
LIQUID EXTRACT OF BEEF AND TONIC ISyiGo-
RATOR. Ask for CoLDEN'S; take no other OF
druggists generally.
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Registration TO-Day-EIection Nov
yembcr 8, 1881.

Anv male citizen OF the United States
twcnty-one years Of age who shall have
been a resident Of this State for twelve
months, of this city for three months. and
OF the ward in which he is registered for
thirty days prior to the Sth day Of Noyem-
Der next, and has paid his capitation TAX
POR THE YEAR 1850, Is entitled to vote at the
coming election: Provided, that no officer
or soldier. seaman or marine, OF the United
States army or navy, shall be considered n
resident OF the State by reason Of his being
stationed therein.
All lunatics, idiots, persons convicted OF
bribery i'm any election, embeZzlement OF
public funds, treason, felony, or petit lar
cenv. as well as all persons who have
fought a duel or aided or assisted in any
manner in fighting a duel (unless the dis
abilities incurred thereby shall have been
removed by a two thirds vote Of the Gene
raj Assembly,, are debarred from voting.
REGISTRATION.
The books for registration will be open
from sunrise until sunset at the various
precincts in the city to-day, October %,
1851. when, and ,rh6n only, persons who
have never before registered can have the
opportunity so to do.
4 registered voter moving from one pre-
cinct to another in the same ward previous
to the day Of registration, or who moves from
one ward to another more than thirty days
prior to the election-day, must be transfer
red TO the pricinct in which he Will reside
at the time OF the election. Should he re-
move from one rdrd TO another not from
one precinct to another in the same ward
rithin hirtv days pI1or to the election, he
must not be transferred, but is entitled TO
vote where he is registered.
TRANSFERS.
Every registrar is required by the eX-
press terms Of the law to give registered
voter his transfer AT ANY TINE He MAY DE-
HAND IT. Persons otherwise qualified who
shall arrive at the age OF twenty-one years
at any time between the assessment OF 1850
and the day Of election, November s, 1881,
are entitled TO register and TO VOTE WITH
OUT PREPAYMENT OF THE CAPITAT1oN-TAX'
Pay yourGapitation-taX at the clerks Of
| fee Of the Hastings Court.
II YOU were not assessed in 1880 go TO
the Commissioners Office i'm City Hall and
be assessed, as this is preliminary to the
payment Of the tax.
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fFor the Dispatch.l
Largo Number OF Lots and Excellent
Dwelling Adjoining ChimbOraxo
Park 10 be Sold at Auction.
IEor tie Dlsnatch.l

Park 10 be Sold at Auction.
We see from the advertising columns Of
your valuable paper that the property To-
Gated as above, belonging to Mr.. David
Anderson, Jr., is to be sold at auction next
Friday afternoon at o'clock. As it isyery
important that the City Council should
have control Of this property, so as TO carry
out the contemplated improvements Of this
beautiful park, il Is earnestly suggested by
many residents in Marshall Ward that the
CITY Council should take some action to get
control Of this property. From the de-
pressed condition Of real estate in that part
of the city, the property will likely sell
very low. A word to the wise is sufficient.
CITIZEN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-29

Ordained 10 the Priesthood. -Meade-Me-
mortal church was crowded yesterday long
before 1i9 o'clock, the hour sct for the adj
ministration Of the holy rite OF ordination
to the priesthood OF Rev. +. Allanson, late
OF Petersburg, Va, the new rector of that
church. The chief celebrant was Right
Rev. Francis NJ. Whittle, Episcopal Bishop
Of Virginia, who was assisted in the per-
iormance Of the solemn and impressive
ceremonies by Revs. Drs. Churchill J. Glib
son, Of Petersburg, and Charles Mimi
gerode and Alexander W. Weddel, Of
Richmond. The Bishop preached the or
dination sermon, in which was included
the usual inculcations relative to the cares
and duties Of the priesthood. Rev. Mr.
Allanson, the new rector, will hold SER
vices in the church Sunday. He is highly
regarded I'm Petersburg, where he long
ministered; and although but short time
settled i'm our midst, has already gained
many friends by his Christian walk and ex-
ample.
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DYSPEPSIA is THE COSTLY PRICE WE PAY
FoR LUXUREs.-Its most potent remedy, hsw-
ever, IS found I'm that efficient and genial tonic
and Alternative, TARRAST's SELTzER APERIEST.
Sold by all druggists.
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WANTED, WOMEN AND GIRLS.

have places now ready for TWENTY GOOD
W )MEN and GIRLS, with private families IN
New York, Brooklyn, and other citits In New jer-
scy and Connecticut. They Will be met on the
steamer I'm New York by the people with whom
they are 10 live. No money required. \ II expenses
are paid by the families who sent for them. Must &c
ready 10 star. next Tuesday. Apply 10
y. T.. JUSTIS, Employment Agent
No. Q Fifteenth street, Richmond. Va:
or No. $40 Rock strcet, Petersburg Va.
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For COUGHS, COLDS, IIOARsRSfse, and all such
Affections Of the Lungs or Throat, there Is nothing
so good, 80 effective, - reliable as WAGEEK's
Rock AND RYE with GLYCRRINE COHP. Sold
hy l. MAGNER and drngglsts generally.
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Four THOUSAND Of the white voters OF
Richmond have failed to pay the capita
tion-tax for 1880.
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A1EETHNGs.

NOTICE.-THEA ANNUAL MEETING
~ OFSTOCEHOLDERS SOFTHERlCHhOND
YORK RIVER AED CHESAPEAKE ERAILROAU
COMPANY viii be held at the Onlce Of the COM
O'Clock VI. W. r. SMITH,
Oc l2-3Ot Secretary.
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No1IELLTH with inactive liver and urinary or
gans without HOP BITTERs.
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MosT EXCELLENT VIRGINIA HAMS.
W. ID. BLAIR & CO.,
100 east Main street.
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TROPIC-FRUIT LAXATIVE
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COALITION TICKET FOR THE HOUSE OF
DELEGATEs.-A a joint meeting OF the Re
adiuster CITY Executive Committee ana
the Republican City Central Committee
held last night the following ticket for
members of the House Of Delegates was
nominated
JOHN w. FISHER,
JOHN 5. DoDsOS,
j. V. REDDY,
CARL SEIBERT.
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BEST PREPARATION IN THE WORLD
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CITY COMMTTEE-MAJOR DANIEL.-At
the meeting Of the City Conservative Com
mittee held last night it was resolved that
the superintendent OF each ward be au,
thorized to appoint for this the day OF
registration one challenger for each pre-
cinct.
Messrs. James Lyons, Jr., James ID.
Patton, and Peyton Wise were appointed
a committee to invite and urge Major
Daniel to speak in this city on the night OF
the 9TH of November, and to make all ne
cessary c arrangements for holding meeting
in furtherancc OF said purpose. Major
Daniel will speak in Gloucester on the 7th,
and special arrangements will be made to
bring him here by p. M. of that day, and
a rousing welcome will be given him.
The committee adjourned to meet Tues
day night next.
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Four THOUSAND OF the white voters ol
Richmond have failed to pay the caplta-
tion-tax for 1880.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-29

Four THOUSAND Of the white voters OF
Richmond have failed to pay the capita
tiOn-tax for 1880.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-29

Four THOUSAND of the white voters Of
Richmond have failed to pay the capita
tion-taX for 1880.
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PERRY DAvIs's PAIN.KILLER.

DERRY DAVIS'S VEGETABLE T.
PAIN-KILLER,
A SEvER-FAUING CURE FOR BURNS,
sCALDS, BRUISES. CUTS, SORES ETC.
AFTER FORTY YEARS OF TRIAL
PERRY DAVIS'S PAIN-KILLER
STANDS USRIvALLED.
1T Is SAFE. II ACTS IMMEDIATELY
IT NEVER FAILS!
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AMVSEMEHTS.
DICIIM0ND THEATRE-TO-DAY.
Mr.. AND MRS. n. c. GOODWIN.

HOBBIES MATINEE, 2kP.M.
Admission, 25 and 80 cents reserved seats, 90
cents. Doors open at2.
In the EVENING at g, double bnl-TfIE MEM
BER FOR SLOCUM and an amusing dramatic
spasm called CAMILLE; OR, A CRACKED
HEART. I'm three languages aud a cough.
Admission: 20, 20, 90, zoe. and 81. Secured
seats 20 be had at RAMOS & MOSES and Theatre.
MONDAY. CALLENDER'S FAMOUS GEOR-
CIA MINSTREI.S. Oc 2s-lts
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WANTED
CONFEDERATE BONDS.
HIGHEST PRICES PAID.

oc 26-3ts G. =. JOHNSTON.
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CHICK CIGARS, &c.

REFRESHING AND DELIGHTFUL for the toilet
or sick chambcr-the "KLosTERFRAU (NUN)
COLOGNE, imported direct from Coelh, Germany
l.. WAGNER,
Druggist, Sixth and Broad streets.
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DICHMOND THEATRE.

Now I'm he sixteenth successful season. All new
faces and features. Devoid Of all Objectionable
features. Pronounced by the press and public 10
be better than ever.
25 GENUINE COLORED ARTISTS. 25
END-MEh. q
10 COMEDIANS, 10
LOOK OUT For TIE FINE STHEETPARADE.
Orchestra floor. Toe; dress-circlc 50c. Family
circle, exclusively for cOlorod people, Doc; gale
ry, 2Jc. oc 29-ZtA
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VIRGINIA INDUSTRIAL EXPOsI-
TON CONCERTS.
INDUSTRIAL EXPOSITION.
OCTOBER Iarn TO NOYEMBER IN

XIIRGINIA INDUSTRIAL EXPOSE
TION.
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woOD AND COAL.

TUsT RECEIVED, BEST ANTHRA-
D CITE COAL for flmilios-EGG, STOVE, and
CHESTNUT SIZES. 80
LEHIGH LUMP COAL for fo0ndries.
For ~ le at market rates. :. 4. Bh1HROP,
my 22 seventeenth strcei, ~ Driwbridge.
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Opcn daily from / 0 O'Clock A. 81. 10 IL o'clock
p. NJ. under the auspices Cf the Ilrst Regiment
Virginia Volunteers.
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&c. only for a PICNIC CIGAR.

HAGAN's MAGNOLIA BALM,
GIVES TO EVERY WOMAN
FAIR, FRESH, AND
BEAUTIFUL COMPLxIoN.
No matter how much It may have become I'M
paired by nature or otherwise, It makes the SKIN
PURE, SOFT and LIKE THAT or YOUTH
It's not only ELEGANTLY PERFUMED, but IT'S
I'm every way most perfect wash and SPLENDID
LOTION.
Its APPLICATION cannot possibly be detected
aud is harmless as water.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1881-11-10

LEROY who murdered Mr.. Gold in
IN English railway carriage has been
indicted.
Litta dcnie, the soft impeachment.
marriage is but an empty dream 80 far
rs She is concerned.
Henry Ward Bcecher is g. years of
age. Aud is not by long odds las
Young rs he used to he. =
Sexton, prominent Land Lacquer,
has been released from Kilmainham
Jail, on account Of lis health.
Chief Justice Waite SAYS there are too
many lawyers and Law schools in this
country. The Judge is in position to
know.
Lydia Thompson has appeared
upon the London stage after a three
Years absence. Lydia, abjures tights
and sticks to the legitimate.
Bret Ilarte parts his hair in the mid
die and looks like a thorough Briton.
He should add a gold headed cane to the
list and then apply for an increase of
salary.
James Kenyon wcll-to-do farmer re-
suing uthl Dltth IlNtR L tHc was SuOJ
dead at his own door one night last
week. The assassin escaped detection
and is still at large.
Wendell Phillips when asked to 90 to
Ireland and assist the League. demurs
on account of his health He is right.
that is not a very healthy place at pres
ent for people Of his way of thinking.
THE English Ladies Dress Reform
Association, is the latest London
craze, The strong point in the dress of
the future is pants as usual. Lord how
women do love TO wear the breeches.
Frederick Douglass formerly bore the
the cognomen of Frederick Augustus
Washington Bailey. Fearing the effects
of eudeavoring to carry such load
through life he wisely shortened il and
while having the job on hand chose a
more euphonious termination.
Mile. Marie Vachot, Col. Mapleson' 5
newly-arrived prima donna, is about 81
or - years of age. of fair complexion
and slender figure. At the age of Is
she was engaged for the Grand Opera
of Paris, and made her debut in lies
Huguenots" in the role of the Queen.
She has since sung with great success
in Brussels and IN several of the French
cities Her voice is said TO be light
soprano of extended range, and of great
purity Of tone. Brilhancy of execution
has been declared to be a marked char
aSteriStic of her vocalization
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1881-11-10

The wave of Republicanism has once
more swept over the country burylng
beneath it the feeble plottings and OBJ
structions raised by the opposition
Returns received from every town in
the county show that the republican
ticket is elected by heavy majority
Mr.. Rvland will have majority OF
1900 against majority of $50 last year.
Stevens in the second district is elected
by a majority of over two hundred.
Cabanis in the first district notwith-
standing the powerful opposition organ
lied against him, has a majority of near
ly 400 standing to his credit, while Kidd
in the third district is elected by an in
creased majority over that of last year.
Rusk goes out of the county with
majority of over 700 and plural
itv over Frat of 11l5. Harper for
County Superintendent having no OPP
position, except Greenback candidate
whom his own friends forgot, carried
the whole vote of the county. Grandly
has Old Grant once more responded to
the call for duty. Her response is one
that should make every true Republic
can proudcr than ever of this noble fos-
ter mother. The Temperance vote
shows greater proportions than was eN-
pected but as Grant is larger than two
ordinary counties this vote is not to be
wondered at 1t only shows the better
the latent strength of Republicanism in
the county, that the party can suffer so
great a depletion and still roll up its
usual majority. Grant can always be
depended upon. Three cheers and a
tiger Tor the glorious old county.
As regards he election in other parts
of the state up to the present writing
nothing has been heard, but if other
counties follow the lead of Grant County,
Rusk will be escorted by rousing ma
iority to the gubernatorial chair at the
capitol.
The amendments to the constitution
so far as returns have been received
show 1917 for and AL against. 1t is
certain that Grant county, at least, is III
favor of biennial sessions; many towns
have not reported the vote but the above
figuers will not be materially changed.