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RIcHMoND BAZAAR ~
nos. 1i3S AND 144O FRANKLIN STREET,
T.. Il. Cook, Auctionccr.

TRUSTEES SALE OF ALARGEANDY VARIED
ASSORTMENT OF
NEW AND SECONDHAND VEHICLES AND
HARNESS,
FLOODED AND FARM-HORSES. MULES,
EXTRA Mich COWS AND CALVES, ETC,
AT AUCTION.
BY virtue OF n deed Of trust from John y. Davis
TO the subs 'ribcr, and duly recorded, will pro-
coed 10 sell al the Richmond Bazaar. Nos LAS
and lii0 Franklin street, commencing on
THURSDAY, 26TH INSTANT.
at 10 O'Clock, and every day thereafter until the
whole Is sOd-yiZ.:
20 HORSES-all Of which can be recommended
for city and farm purposes, several Of which
are thoroughbred:
5FIRST-CLASS FARM-MULES;
UNBRokEN COLTS, past two years old-ex-
cccnt stock:
EXCELLENT Mich COWS,
4 IIEIFERS.
The attention Of parties wanting really EXCEL-
LENT STOCK is particularly asked.
n very large assortment Of
NEW and SECONDHAND CARRIAGES,
PIIAETONS.
OPEN and TOP-BUGGIES
FARM-WAGONS
COAL and FARM-CARTS
BREAk-DRAlS,
OPEN and TOP SPRING-WAGONS.
SUPERB rov. FAMILY CARRIAGE madc by
large assortment Of HARNESS Of all de-
scriptiOns,
SADDLES. BRIDES, WHIPS, &c. &c;
a lot Of UNFINISHED WORK, &C.. &c
1 ERMS. All sums under 800 cash: 100 and
over sixty days, for approved endorsed paper.
f.. Il. COOK, Auct'Oneer oc -
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old DOMINION STEAMSHIP 1FSSs
~ COMPANY. .ssss44.4sse,
FOR NEW YORK.

This company VIII dispatch one Of their splendid
steamers-GUlANDOTT ROANOKE. MAN
HAITIAN. OLD DOMINION, and RICHMOND
For hours Of sailing. see advertisement below.]
steamer leave New ork TT ESDAl :. THURS
new number. North river, foot OF Beach street.
They have splendid saloons, state-rOOms and
bathrooms.
unsurpassed.
After-cabin fare to New York Including meals
and BERTH, SO: round-trip tickets rlS steerage
with subsistence 81; without subsistence, S6.
Frcights for points beyond New ork forwarded
with dispatch. and no charge made except actual
expenses incurred.
Freight received until o'clock p. ". Iaily.
For furtheTinformation. apply 10
GEORGE ". ALLEN & CO.. Agents.
jy2 20 Office Company's wharycs. Rockets.
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by Frank ID. Hill & Co.,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
ll0S Main street.

ARGE TWO-sTORY AND BASE
IL MINT DOUBLE-BRICK DWELLING
WITH WIDE HALL THEonGh. TIFF TIE fT r l.
GROUNDS AND SURROUNDINGS, Oh LIE LIE
NORTH SIDE OF GRACE, NO. 2IU4, NJ
TWEEN TWENTY-FIRST AND TWENI1-
SECOND STREETS. CHURCH HILL, Az AOO-
TON. c
Ruck et ais. rs Piedmont and Arlington Lie
Insurance Company.
BY virtue of decree Of the United states DIS
trici Court for the Eastern District OF Virginia
entered November, 1881. will sell at public auc-
ton, on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1882,
Mt Az O'Clock =. NJ, that portion OF the property
Described in said cecrce. as follows: -
All that LOT OF LAND, with me improve.
ments thereon, on the north side OF Grace street
bet ween Twenty first and Twenty-second streets,
TronfIne so by I65 feet. The DWELLING Is
very commodOus, contains ten or twelve rooms
besides brick kitchen, aud Is now occupied by MIR.
II. l.. Butler.
TERMS: One fourth cash six. twelve. and eigh-
teen months with interest added for balance. title
retained until the purchase-mOney Is paid in full.
ACDIN l.. BOULWARE,
ocl4 Receiver.
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ETINfDRI
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.

Leave Richmond lRichmoud and DlnSill. rail-
road. ir-inia-S trptt dclot 1t -iI L. :arriyD Boz
Bal more at 1870 \. ".
Passengers ttd ibis line o-cap" the long Nib
NIGHT ride. after reaching Baltimore. depot
t. hotel. that cannot he avoided when taking Tie
afternoon traiu ria tlc rail lines.
For Tickets. Tlmc-C ards. anh an Information.
call on A. W. CARRIER s. co. and Ticket Astut
al the Richmond sud DauSillc depot.
>tatc-kooms and Bcrh~ secured ON application
NJ this Office. NJ. ~LAiGliIIE.
General PASSENGER ALfrt.
40. Tenth -'rD,-
>nI La - IrLni. Nf.n-.-..-r .
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CONNECTION>

At richmond with associated railway. t.r 3d.
points south. aud Richmond. Fr.aerf.k burr aid
Potomac railroad for an points North
Atffptng-rtT uftfchci u Nlyhf EIl-.,. r .
LV3ctiUrg. B.~ BARg.l-r
au 20 General Freight aud Passenger A.,rt
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FILTERS
CARPETS. OsL-CLoTuS. xc.

ftsRPETS, OIL-CLOTIs. &c.~-I have
" tusi received my fan stock Of goods Car,e,s
- al grade ana SYKES, Oj-C Cloths Druggets EiIgs
hsiA Shade Hollands, sc. Corniee lace md
Hanging IN ali styles when am Offering ~ low
rsf.es. WORK done IN ipwn OF country. An orders
2rompfiY attended o.. 4. JENNINGS No J3II
&A.o street, Richmond, Va. &c I7-2n
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IEN0OliS CAV BE ENGAGED FOR DAY
OR NIGHT.
EpEIfilIT.

FREIGHT.
Freight received daily for Norfolk, Portsmouth,
Smithhcld, and Hampton; Washington, -. G.:
NewbcrB, Washington, aud TarbOro'. y. c. and
all points In Eastern North Carolina; also. for
Eastern shore of Virginia, Old Point. and all regu-
lar landings on James river, At LOWEST RATES,
and through bills issued. l.. 4. TATUM,
Oc | Superintendent.
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.U1-ruOS sALEs-..Future Days:
BY George &. vashon 4 Son.
Real Estate Agents and Anct'oneers'
No. 7 Tenth street.

Real Estate Agents am "'
M. Tenth street.
,r,p,rsrrrs SALE OF TWO-sTORY
FRAMED HOUSE, WITH boUE R me,MG
THE sECo IN HH9 SsffHh GiSE on cgAEiTYy
sTRsEET1THE LOT FRpNSTso r As IN ,RITY
EEkT pY S9EsGHb BACK tsS WIf ri s PARHL
LEI LINES los FEET.-By virtue 81 deen VI
trust from William D. Andersond sg IN richmond
hance9y conr I'm Deadlock 11S d, page 2O4.
10 secure the payment Of certain sum Oh non ,s
therein specified deia. nrcds Will. being thereto
payenh P bv mp beneficiary of said deed proceed
10 sell at public auction on the premises, Oh
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 81, 1857
at Z o'clock p. NJ, the fhorE"i "o0'e ''
TERMS: Cash as to expenses OF execut,ne ,ni 2
trust and $is716 and accrued in n res a., oad
credit rs to the following su I'M Odd Of APRIL $50,
Oh Ola ys sho on the 23d OF July, 1888; balance
upon such terms may he announeed s =, m
gntiaLle notes 10 he given for tDe deIcrreu pay
ments secured by 'ru GsESRG y $. VISION,
oco5 Administrator Of X. y. Hatcher.
ByJno. Y. Laughton, Jr., Auctioneer,
1906 Main street.
CPECIAL SALE OF GOODS SLIGHT
FOR ACCOtINT OF WHOM 1T MAY con-
Germ, AT AUCTION.-On
THURSDAY, GOTH INSTANT,
NJ 10 o'clock will sell at my auction -homse for
account of whom 10 may concerns, VARIED 40,
SOR TMENT OF GOODS very slightly damaged
by fire and water; consisting IN p nrt 9lS
DRY GOODS, PIECE GOODS. CLOTHS,
CALICOES, FLANNELS, TRUNKS, ,,,,,,
READY-MADE CLOTHING, BuGGl-WHifS'
TjIBS. WFLL-BUCKETS, BROOMS,
CONFECTIONERIES. ROPE, &c.
The above miscellaneous goods, which are very
a.. rarfh
public. JNO. r. LAUGHTON. JR.,
oc 25-2t Auctloneer
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LOsT, sTKAYED. AND STOLEN.

I OST, ON MAIN OR FOURTEENTH
IL street yesterday m rning, my POLICY II
THE l.. :. NJ. ACCIDENT ASSOCIATION.
Tho fnfer will please return to me at 1916 Main
street, and Obligc
Oc 25-ltt CHARLES :. SHEPHERD.
CTRAYED FROM MY RESI- CcsSS
- DENCE, No. 4o2% east Leigh street ..4.A--
Monday morning. 4 CHUNKY BROWN-AND-
WHITE BUFFALO COW. four white feet. long
white tail. and a large bag. reward will be paid
If returned To mo or for amy Information that VIII
lead TO her recovery. W. c. TAYLOR.
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GE0RGETOwN COLLEGE, ID. c.

ihe scholastic exercises Of this Institution will
ns resumed on THURSDAY, SFPIEMBEn 7, $3.50
for catalogue OF fnl information. apply 10
au3 l-2mk ps "a ~
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200 4. NJ, FREiGir, daily. cNcep. sunday.
9:i9 I. VI, FREIGHT, daily. except sunday.
4 i:s5 T. +. NJ NJ Sunday excursion.

difcct four-hsurs connection B. made between
Hlchuond and Norfolk by trains leaving Rirn-
mond 1t 800 \. VI. aud Norfolk az 1918 Vi.
All trains leaving Petersburg viii start from tht
AppomattoX depot.
j. X. hEhLN, General Superintendent
sol: HAAS, Traffic Manager.
l. VI. ENERSON. General Passenger Agent
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daily" daily. iyeX sund'y. eN. sunday
Leave
Richmod 245 L. NJ $40 A. d. oVO T. D.
W W'tPoin nj 300 p. W. 1853 A. y. 9:27 =. VI
Passenger tram connects at Wet Point daily
except Sunday with steamers for Baltimore And
u Freight fr,nns leaving Richmond al 4f0 \. II.
and GOO T.. NJ. will have passenger-coache' at
Train No. "A connects at Bnrkcyillc with Nor
folk and Western railroad for Farmyille, Lynch
burg and all southwestern points.
Train No. 80 Through pa .engcr SOP. ~ all 'f-
lions. connecting at suthcrln's with Milton 400
sutherln Narrow-Gauge railroad i2r hlIt'ni a.
salisbury with Western North carolina railroad
for an points in Western North fnroiinH; IL Ale
anta for all points south and Southwest.
Train No. 52 Through passenger aLd mall ,iors
at all stations, connecting at suihcrhn ~iih v
ton and Suthcrlin Narrow-tIauge railroad o..
Milton: at Atlanta for all points south and ,opt'-
west; at Charlotte With Charlotte Columbia 81.
Augusta railroad for Columbia, Augusta, ~ava.-
nan. and Florida points.
Trains from the south arrive az Richmond a,
4:35 +. VI, 1926 \. ", and 1916 =. VI. and fam
West PoIn. al 1920 A. VI. Passenger, aud g.5J
L. 81. and 1910 r. NJ FreishtJ
BON AIR PASSENGER SERVICE
Trains
Leave
Richmond. .,..... $50 J.. w.
Arrive
Coalleld. .. ".
RETURNING.
Leave
COalicld....... &. VI.
Bon 5000 4. ST.
Arrive
kicliluf M ~ n W.
All regular pa-. cugcr trains -t"i ~ Ron Alr.
PULLMAN-CAR SERVICE
on Train 5O-Ncw York and Atlanta cf1 Wa o.
ingtoH aud Danvilc. and Green. hur.f fu Henry
station. Western North Carolina railroad.
On Train j2-l'lchmond 4ut DM,il,. and
Charlotte and Charleston.
Tickets sold t. AN point south. southeast. aat
southwest. and baggage rl. p ID lAi gh
No lay-oyer checks given 81 ior1i 'rhet-.
s., ST.. TIER.
Gcgciai 20. --nr.r Agent.
sol HAAS. Trafrr Man,
I. VI. X. TALCOrT. General Mana -.
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'VRUSTEE'S SALE.-By virtue OF a
i deed Of trust from Henry Achcson and others
20 the undersigned trustee, dated 2lst April. 1852
and recorded in the clerks Office of Charles city
county. In dced-boOk No. ID, page 450.and where
as default has been made I'm the bond therein Sc
cured, and being required to do so, viii sell on
FRIDAY. OCTOBER 27, 1882,
on tie premises known rs Centre Farm near
Charles CITY Courthouse, the property described
in said deed, as follows:
HORSES, cow and CALF,
2 WAGONS. | JERSEY.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS, consisting Of
PLOUGIIS. DRILLS. &C.: -
HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE,
&C.. &c.
should the sale not be completed on the day men
toned. will be continued the following day.
TERMS: Made known on DAY Of sale.
GEORGE ". ELDRlDGE,
ccIS Trustee.
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POLICE COuRT-JtStice ID. C.. Richardson
presiding. following cases were dis
posed Of yesterday:
James Gassaway (colored), charged with
carrying concealed weapons. The case was
continued till to-day.
william Harris (colored), charged with
threatening TO kill Frank Anthony, was
placed under bonds TO keep the peace for
six months.
Alois Rick was fined s2O for violating a
city ordinance by building frame house
without permission.
R.P. and c. +. Anderson, frCmsHenrIco
county, were fined So each for being drunk
and disorderly.
w. II. Shields, an eX-policeman, was
charged with feloniously and maliciously
shooting and wounding Louis Doughty.
The friends Of the accused stated that Mr..
Sbields's mind had been impaired for some
time
The Police Justice decided to send the
sase on to the Hastings Court, and over
ruled motion for bail.
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EDUCATIONAL.

MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA.
III The Board Of Visitors Of this institution
will meet at the College on WEDNESDAY, No.
vembcr LIST. ut IL O'Clock, to nj the vacant chair
OF PHYSIOLOGY aud Pathology. Candidates will
x-nd their credentials TO the address Of the Secre-
Eary, " Retreat for the sick" Bv order Of Hon
JAMES LYONS, Pres dent of the Board.
JOHN X. WHEAT, NJ d..
S lfl9'zl.22,21.27,29SNOl Secretary.
DROFESSOR l.. n. HASSELEFF'S
II SCHOOL OF MODERN LANGUAGES VIII
Keopen SEPTEMBER IA, 1852.
special CLASSES for French literature and con-
sersation arranged for advanced pupils
French class for small children organized.
Sor particulars apply at 30i east Grace street.
u.s., "a A. LfD
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

lpoR OTHER LOCAL SEE FIRST rAGE.l
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE
" LARGE TIIREE-STORY BRICK DWELL
ING No. 224O VENABLE STREET. NEAR THE
CORNER OF TULIP STREET, OPPOSITE THE
DWELLING OF ELIJAH BAKER, ESQ, AT
PIrBLlC ATCTION,
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VHE YORk-RIYER LILY"
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NoRrrARY REPORT FOR THE WEEK END
yrs SATURDAY, OCTOBER 81, fSS2.-CdaSeS
or Death: Bronchitis. colored; scaids,
white; cancer, I coIored; cholera-infan-
tum. 1 colorcd: congestion Of lungs, CO.
lorcd; consumption, 2 white, 1 colored ;
cysnosis. white; cystitls. white; diph-
iberia, 2 white; fever Qyphoid), white;
xxstro-enteriiis, white; rtdisease, 1
eolored; hydrocephalus. colored; infsn-
DIE iockiaw, colored; old age, white,
colorcd: peritonitis, white; premature
birth. | white: tabes mesenterica, white;
unknown, 2 white.
Whole number Of deaths in the city, eX-
r3asiye Of still-births, 24-white, ID; CO.
bored, Q. locality: Marshall Ward, q;
Jefferson Ward, 4; Madison Ward, 81;
Monroe Ward, 1; Clay Ward, s.; Jackson
Ward, 4; almshouse, ..
Rate Of mortality Of whole population
was 1885 per 1000 per annum; rate OF
mortality Of white population was 1880
PER 1000 per annum; rate of mortality OF
s,siored population was 1911 per 1000 per
.7unum. j. G.. CABELL, II. d.,
President Board OF Health.
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Anthony %c" Richmond Chanccry Court de-
80. 60 cree, goth June, 1881.
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NTFNaTI. Nt...
In pursuance Of a decree I'm The aforementioned
cause. we, the undersigned, appointed special COM
mis- toner's. Will offer for sale. upon the premises,
on
MONDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1882.
at AZ o'clock 7. W., that LARGE THREE-STORY
BRICK DIV YELLING No. 2ZiO Nenable street,
near the corner of Tulip, and adjoining the resi-
Gencc Of -. j. Baker, Esq. which contains about
ten rooms. and Is very substantially built. with
stone cappings, &C., the basement Of which Is
being used rs Il store.
The LOT fronts 33 feet on Nonable street, and
runs back 1913 feet to IN allcv.
Terms: one fourth cash: residue at six. twelve.
and eighteen months for negotiable note-. per
cent. Interest added, and title retained until the
entire purChasc-moncy + paid
JAMES CASkIE.
j. PRESTON COOKE.
EDMOND WADDILL. JR.,
Special Commissioners.
& MC(I-nnN tipupprS ~
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400 T.. "
6:O5 T.. VI
YOEK-RIVER LINE.

Passenger Freight dali Freight daily
daily. lyeN. Sund'y| ex. sunday.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1882-10-19
Child Killed by q Bear.

WASHINGTON, October 13.-The Critic
tells the story of the death of little
gypsy in the arms Of bear in the
gypsy camp. near Washington thus:
It appears that several of the children
were teasing the attenuated animal, who
had been chained to a saplirg by its
swarthy master when suddenly three
year-old youngster, who had been poking
a stick at bruin, approached too near, and
was seized suddenly by the animal and
crushed to death. One of the men, hear
ing the animal growl, tried to save the
infant. but arrived on the scene too late.
Whereupon, seizing large club, he beat
the poor bear nearly to death.
The child was buried few hours later
by the road side, and the band packed it's
luggage and moved along hardly missing
the little dead infant from the motley
throng OF bears. monkeys, dogs, donkeys
and Misunderstanding humans. The
ceremony over the grave Of the infant was
very curious one. The entire band
taking hold of each others hands, formed
circle around the open hole (for it was
certainly not gravel chanted a doleful
melody, then like the witches in "Mac-
beth' went round and round. Suddenly
stopping. one of the men repeated a jargor
prayer; then in concert men, women anG
children chanted "Melah. Melah. Melah;'
Thisended the ceremony, and all hand
engaged in covering up the corpse which
had been placed in the grave on a bed ol
dried leaves, and covered copiously witt
| the same. 49,.
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Skin Diseases Cured,

d By DIR. Frazier's Magic Ointment.
Cores as il by magic, Pimples, Black
Heads or Grubs, Blotches and Eruptions
on the face. leaving the skin clear,
healthy and beautiful. Also cures Itch'
BARRIERS Itch. Salt Rheum, letter,
Ringworm. Scald Head, Chapped Hands,
Sore Nipples. Sore Lips, old, obstinate
Ulcers and Sores, &c.
'fts SKIN DISEASE.
r. Drake, Esq, Cleveland. o., suffered
beyond all description from skin di-
,sease which appeared on his hands, head
and face, and nearly destroyed his eyes.
The most careful doctoring failed to help
him, and after all had failed he used DR..
Frazier's Magic Ointment and was cured
by few applications. }gyas
The first and only positive cure for skin
diseases ever discovered. 8s
Sent by mail on receipt Of price, Fifty
Cents.
HENRY & Co, Sole Propr's,
SO Vessey Street, New York City.
For Blind, Bleeding. Itchingor Ulcer
ated Piles, Dr. Williams Indian y Pile
Ointment is a sure. Price $1.00, hjby
mail. Walding Kinnan & Co., Whole
sale agents, Toledo, o. i nov A, 81 Tyr
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What General Haskell Thinks Of In
....l r diana. t..f ur.

ANDERSON, October lA-The Republi-
cans ot this vicinity seem unable TO re-
cover from the fearful blow that Ohio
gave them. and to-day bets 800 10 $50
that Indiana will go Democratic by not
less than 10000, are freely offered with
no takers. This place Is the home OF
Hon. w. R. Myers, the head OF the DEM
ocratic State ticket. and his friends are
jubilsnt. Mr.. Myers himself places his
plurality at $4,000. 'l...
While at Goshen, Indiana. yesterday
your correspondent held an interview
with general Haskell, one OF the most
prominent Republicans Of the State.
Said the General when asked what he
thought Of the result in Ohio: i..,
81 am not surprised at all. / expected
a defeat in Ohio, and the only wonder is
that the defeat was not more overwhelm-
ing. This idea OF the Republican party
trying to run Temperance Society won't
do. There are lot OF fellows over in
Ohio that imagine the whole country
rests upon them. Their efforts are for
their own ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. and that is
all they have in view in politics"
"What effect will the Ohio election
have on Indiana?" asked the scribe.
1T will have this effect" replied the
General. emphatically, "that Indiana
will be Democratic by not less than 90
600 majority. This may sound strange
coming from me; but there is no use dis
guising the fact that the temperance
question should not be mentioned in the
politics of this State. The Republican
party is beaten already, and beaten bad
Mark what tell you."
General Haskell is the man who made
such bitter attack on John G. New al
the Chicago Convention, and led tn,
fight on the Grant crowd. for which h,
was punished by being beaten for tn,
nomination of Auditor Of State.
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Ben Butler probably had something to
do with securing the services of Stewart
L. Woodford as one Of the speakers at
the Republican ratification meeting at
fremont Temple, Boston, the other even
ing. Several excellent machine speeches
were made, and it was late when Wood
ford was introduced. In the course of a
stirring speech, which created the pro-
foundest Sensation, be charged the grav-
est political crimes upon the Republican
party, and held it responsible for the
murder of Garfield, There are indica-
tions that General Woodford is, seeing
the error of his ways, and is coming over
gradually 10 tn. side Of Democracy and
decency. - Enquirer. h, u ',ra,3 glltf
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War Of the Factions Begun.

CoIUMBUs.l Oct. 1s.-Governor Foster
received on Friday the following telegram
from Gen. Thomas L. Young: .rs. ag
Gs CINCINNATI, Oct. 13. 1882.
Charles Foster, Governor. a
Congratulations on your only victory in
any rebellion. What do you think Of your
achievements? The G.. A. r. recognize
your effortsin behalf OF the soldier ele-
ment OF our party, and the Germans Of
this and other cities in Ohio will ever ap-
preciate your services in their behalf.
THOMAS L. Young.
This reply was sent to-day. f,l
Hon. Thom. L. Young. Cincinnsti: ..'s
Your telegram received, Your irony
is excruciating but brave soldier when
sober) is not apt to insinuate cowardice
in others. I am happy over the fact
that made square, honest and open
fight for the taxation OF the liquor traffic
and the Sunday closing of saloons. Upon
these questions I shall not take back
ward step, and will fight it out on this
line. l deny your right to speak for the
G. A. R. or the Germans upon this sub
ject. CHARLES FOSTER.
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She SMar,d.
From the Arkansaw Traveller.

From the Arkansaw Traveller n
''Do you know the nature of an oathf'''
asked a Judge of q colored woman,
',Yes, sab; reckon T. does"
''You know, then, what it is to swear?'
Eyes, sab; reckon does"
"Holdup your hand and swear" She
held upIher hand and ripped out an oat B
which almost took the Judges breath. y
.I'llsend you to Jail for this, you mis-
cradle oreatureiSs E5 g9 '
''For what. Judgey' 3ag @a,
os'For using profane language in this
urtlroorr.D thd a''e tsifft AtI m $1h 4
II doesn't know what yer means by
fame language. Yer tole me. ter swar,
am swar'd. White folks gittin' so high
up IT gins q Niger a crack in de naik ter
look up at 'em. Use gwvine ter leave dis
nohow.'' HIM III. g'ss 'i',i III. s'W s'i;3T ,.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1882-10-19
MRS. Maeinnis owned q goat chat had

Mrs. Maginnis owned q goat that had
free range Of the shanty and garden.
One day she, met Mrs. O'Brien on the
road and upbraided her for not calling.
'.It's good manners to 60 aisy, Mrs.
Maginnis, observed her friend. .'I've
every raysen to raspict yer friendship,
but I've no intenshun of. matin yer goat. !"
"Shure it, hasn't been trifiin' wild yer
faylins, Mrs. O'Brien?" uai.. ..a.
''Me faylinsis past hootin', Mrs. Magin-
mis-. Iwadn't 9molnd it buttin' me over
the gate, but Ican't forgive the baist for
atm up me hustle. FL Brooklyn Eagle.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1882-10-19

Bob Taylor, one Of the Tennessee des.
peradoes for whom a reward of $4,000
Is standing, was killed on a train near
Marshfield, Missouri, by r. P. Goodall,
sheriff of Laclede county, while attempt
ing to draw q revolver. G
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1882-10-19

/ Five hundred citizens OF Mount Vernon,
Indiana, attended the funeral Of David
Murphy, one of the lynchers killed at
Evansville, and subscribed $500 for a
monument to his memory and a fund for
his three orphan children. YIN
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1882-10-19

The Ohio democrats appear to be still
voting, for the majorities increase daily.
Won't some one please inform them that
the election is over, and that the repub-
iicans have already had enough OF its--
Ch;f.d0O Times 14th. mh