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For Congressman L.

The votes for or against the constitli-
tional amendment repeating the capitation-
tax prerequisite must be by separate BAL
lots. This is imperative.
The law does not prescribe who shall
furnish the ballots. II requires the officers
conducting the election TO prepare sepa-
rate ballot-box for each voting precinct, TO
contain the votes on this question; but no
one Is commanded to provide the tickets.
We respectfully ask our exchanges to
circulate this information.
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Remember, men OF Virginia, that the
Issue involved in this canvass Is not free
trade or protection, hard money or soft
money. IL Is whether the State of Vir-
gina shall be turned over, bound hand
ana loot to the Stalwarts-the gang that
has lived and thrived on hatred to the
South. Are you ready 10 become the tool
OF tiiaf wretehed politician, ARTHUR IL
30 vote for the candidates General Ma.
HONE has put into the field.
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a leading member Of the legal profess
SION OF New York city, Charles Carol Leeds
li2o broadway says: "Liebig Co.'S
Coca Beef Tonic strengthened INV wife ,s
no olher tonic has ever done, and il is, be-
SIDES, very agreeable 10 take" Beware of
counterielts. Ask for Liebig Co.'s Coca
Beef Tonic. 1t will reconstruct the most
and enfeebled, reinvigorate the
'ged and infirm, and make sickly children
ND infants blooming and healthy. r.
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COCHRAN IN TIE FIELD.-The Rocliag-

COCHRAN IN TIE FIELD.-The ROcking-
ham Register has the following:
"James W Cochran (colored). the chair
man of the Straightout Republican Com
mittce of Virginia, and a resident of this
place, on Monday last announced himself
as a candidate for Congress in this district,
and has issued a card in circular form in
which he defines his position, and we I'M
derstand he is now in the eastern counties
endeayoring to rally the Republicans to his
support"
COCHRAN is anegro, and has influence with
his race, we presume. He can't be elected.
Judge O'FERRAi.L, Democrat, is to be the
next congressman from the Rockingham
district,
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Ihere are several postmasters IN yirgi.
MA whose commissions will soon exniro .
among them those at Stanton. Harrison
at ~ 1npingdon, Wytheyille, Liberty, and
here J b. UhWiversiiy OF Virginia II Is reported
has hey. 'mg'hians that each Of these places
fcrcn, .n PROMISED TO at least dozen DIFF
fI,ev sh "pp ,s upon the condition that
fine . J;a,, WORK increasingly from now until
iLst !, = Lor General Malone, After
~" " I" saio they will be given 10 the
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Election Tickets.

We are requested TO say that tickets viii
not he furnished by the State Executive
Committee, but must be printed and dis
tributed in each district by the local a'i-
thorities. We are sorry; but 1t can't be
helped. II is high time that they were
everywhere printed and in abundance.
Have them at the various precincts, city
and county, early IN the day, and In reiia'
bic hands.
The tickets should read:
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
Election November z, 1882.
For Congressman ut Large,
JOHN T.. MASSEY.
For Congressman 49, District,
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The Good Gruy Poet" III

PHILADELPHIA, October 2G.-Walt Whit
man. the poet, has been Frustrated for two
weeks at his residence in Camden with =
severe bilious attack. His illness, however.
ala not assume serious form, and at pre-.
sent he is conyalescent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-28

Generals special favoritos, and that among
these are not included many old-time Re
publicans.- Observation-Disclosures
Gazette.
What? Is YosT 10 be removedp
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BURNETTs COCAINE, the best and
cheapest hair dressing. IL kills dandrufi.
allays irritation, and promotes vigorous
growth OF the hair.
Burneus Flayoring Extracts are inya.
'mbly acknowledged the purest and best.
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IN DRESS GOODS
You will find the most exquisite designs III
FRENCH NOVELTIES, In both WOksIEo
and SILK;
ELEGANT BROCADFS In SILK and VELVET;
pOI.KA-DOT OTTOMANs, BLACK and COL
ORED;
EMBROIDERED ROBES.
RACK and COLORED CASHMERES.
sHOODAH CLOTH, GERSTER CL0Til-in fact,
goods of every price and quality, and In all the
shades used this season.
OUR CARPET STORE
Is on the second floor. and every one wanting
CARPET, RUG, OIL-CLOTTT,or WINDOW
SHADES should not fail 20 look through our
very large and wel-assorte1 stock before pur
chasing.
We have MOOUETTE and ADMINISTER VEL
VET CODY BRUsSELS); TAPESTRY In
four grades THREE-PLY. TWO-PLY, EX-
IRA SUPREME INGRAM, LIST, CHI
NESE, and HEMP CARPETS;
SMYRNA, VELVET. ADMINISTER, Mo-
QUETTE, and OIL-CLO1H RUGS;
cocoa MATS in every size and quality;
DRUGGETS-ey size and prices that must
please;
4 splendid stock of WINDOW-SllADts.
To crown all, we are prepared to do any work IN
this department at short notice and guarantee
satisfaction. LEVY, DAVIS DRAhE'
Successors To Levy B-others.
oc25 10Y and 1919 Main street.
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a biG TRADES PARADE. The trades IA
rade in Philadelphia on Tuesday was n
grand affair. -Four hours were required 70
pass gwen point. There were lis bands
ana 2O,5GS persOns in line.
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YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN As

- ! VINW MIN : NIIhINI I'm No
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NIGHT at o'clock
lecture by Professor WINSTON on the Inter-
national Lessons.
SUNDAY EVENING at o'clock Song Service,
led by the Association choir.
MONDAY. NIGHT at 500 Young Mems Meet
ing.
THURSDAY NIGHT AT $50 Bible Class.
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IL CENTENARY METHODIST
CHURCII south side Of Grace street between
Fourth and Fifth strcc',J.-At n \. W. mcmo-
rial service for the late Row ROBERT PAINE.
y. D.. senior Bishop of The Methodist Episcopal
Church. South. AND at 1880 Z. VI. regular service.
conducted by the pa ,ior. Rev. l.. 4. PETERSON.
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MARRIAGES.

Married, on the Goth Of october, lsS2. AZ Etna
Hill The reaidcnce Of the brides grandmother, y
REV b. u. Winfree, ID. D.. assisted by Rev. J IL
Wilkinson, Mr. ROBERT II. WlNtREE, son OF
Dr. Winfrec, and Miss MARIA NAILiN"loN
all Of Chesterfield county, Va.
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IL PARK-PLACE NET II ODDS +
CHURCH. west Franklin strccu.-Scryiccs by the
pastor, Rev. join HARMON. Subjects ] \. VI.
"Exucctat!onsr: : r. NJ" Investigate
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The best preparation Of iron doctor
c,n prescribe is Browns Iron Blttcrs, be-
cause it does not inlure the teeth, as other
iron medicines will.
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DiSiDENDS.

TO TIE CREDITORS OF TIE RICH
- MvNp BANkiNG AND IN>IRAND
hnoMfAAl: lOul are hereby aotlhed it.t
DiN ipfND OF FIFTY PER CE\T. h.f.t
W ene creditors OF The Richmond BANKING 4ul B..
city, ON aud after SATURDAY the am No,cn' ,.
HeM; CHARLES n. MlllrLO,h.
W -f-im Iu ttl.
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GUNS. SPORTING Coons G.
CARPETS, OIL.CLOrus. &c.

( ,AhPLFs, olL-CLOrllS, &C.-l have
~ just received my fan stock of goods Co..,
OF al gradcs aud styles, Oil-C loths Druseets p,l
Mats, shades Hollands, &c. Cornlce Lace mi
iangings In all styles, which am onrins, sPeI-
prices. Work done In town or country. XIl oro low
promptly attended 10. 4. JENNINGS. No 'iS avI',s
''''" '''NN' W. sel7-2m
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SPECIAL NOTICE TO MEMBERS.
Members or the Mozart Association who proposc
10 attend the CARRENO CONCERT TONIGHT
are advised to secure reserved seats 1T JOHN
SToNs during the day. No reserved seats will De
sOd AT the Han, and no discrimination in favor OF
door. 90 - =,
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IL FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCII.-Iev. r. l.. PRESTON. ID. d., pastor.
Services at IL \. NJ. and 1870 Z. VI.
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BesolredbY the Republican state CeDtr0l
Committee, That we endorse the candidacy
OF james ". Cochran, Esq, ior election to
Congress from the Seventh district. That
we call on all sound and true Republicans
to rally to his and Hon. j. NJ. Dawson'>
support, and vote for the repeal Of the capi-
tatOn-taX and the candidate.
BY order OF the Committee.
JAMES VI. D0NNAN, Secretary.
Richmond, Td., October u. 1882.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
M COHEN BROTHERS
MONDAY, OCTOBER Esd,
WILL SELL ON

MONDAY, OCTOBER 23D,
s cases DRESS GOODS at 10c. yard mat they
sold heretofore ut 10 and lGc.;
NOVELTY DRESS FABRICS, In French ana
EnoIisI,. at considerable reduction:
.rI-WoOI, DRESS FLANNELS reduced 70
32Hc.; -.
siderable reduction;
DRESS FABRICsof every description at reduced
prices;
Among MOURNING FABRICS are 44-rNCH
LUPIN's OTTOMAN CASHMERE at &c.,
the price Of which Is sL25;
ILK-WARP HAVANNAH CLOTH at tl.2J. our
own importation and heretofore sold atsl.70
PURE SILK MERyEILLEUX. ~ inches wide'
at s9c., generally sold at SI.5O- this we have
in BLACK only; we have the C0LORED In
the same quality at CSC;
We are selling an ALL-SILK SATIN MERVEIL-
LEJX at sI.25 that would have sold freely at
81 yard last season:
cor ORED GROS-GRAIN SILKS at soc yaf1
that everybody Is inclined % get SLID Tor
100 dozen FRRNCH-WONE tOkSEIs AZ 7'c''
sold everywhere at 80 To 6Oc.;
l25 dozen FRENCH sATTEEN CORSET, AZ
27kc. canal b ANYTHING sold I'm this city nj
75c.;
Nso. a large stock Of HOSIERY at reduced pr''"-'
10 pieces BLACK SILK VELVET at 7oc' yard;
2--INCU BLACK SILK VELVET lLyonesc man
ufacture) at ~ so. usually sold At 70 yard;
ooo dozen LADIES MERINO KNIT VESTS AZ
37yc., the same quality sold cyerywherc at
sI25 pair;
. eases BLEACHED sIlEETING. two ana htt
Yards wide, at 1sc.a yard.
The largest stock Of
LACE CURTAINS
ever shown in thi, city.
lace OBTAINS nj 81 a window; al $3.50 .
window equal 10 anything ever sold IT -;
We are also in receipt Of 30 pair REAL LACE
CURTAINS. which viii be sold very cheap:
CARPETS. OTL-CLOTlls. aud llOI SILL r.
NIsHlNG GOODS If every description;
All contracts for furnishing houscs warranted "N-
ccuted 70 perfect satisfaction. 6c 2l->t.,uSN
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III THIRD J. RE ) BY RAN
CHURClI-Rcy. ". r. RICHARDSON, d. D., will
preach at IL \. VI, No service at night.
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OPENING.

-. & +. MITTELDORFER
WILL HAVE
on MONDAY \ GRAND OPENING
or THEIR
NEW DEPARTMENTS.
ON THE SECOND FLOOR:
CARPETS. OIL-CLOTiIS,
WINDOW-SIGADE>,
RUGS. NIATTINGS,
CLOAKS. DOLMANS,
jackets. sACQUES,
SILK DOLNANS,
ULsTERS, &c. &C.. &c.
on THE FIRST FLOOR
we will display large stock Of new and desirable
goods Just purchased. mostly at auction, II such
low prices as o. a,toni-h ALL consisting of an the
new shade. and in an qualities OF
DRESS GOODS. SILKS, cATiN>,
sUEAH>. VELNET~, PUSHES;
CASHMEEES. IN black and colored, from i C..
10 The best good, imported;
BLANKETs-whtc and coorcd;
COMFORT BLE>. LAP-ROBES,
FLANNELo, CA>NINEHES.
HOSIERY. GLOVES,
CNDEBsHlETs for children. ladies' and gentle
men.
RIBBONS. BUTTONS. WHITE GOODS.
BLEACIlED and COLOBED IABLE-DANA~k.
CORrETS.
LAUNDRIED and UNLACNDHIED SHIRTS,
DONE>TlCS Of all kind, rc,ailed a. wholesale
prices.
FELT and BALMOENL SKIRTS.
JEW ELRY. SPENDEES.
VEIL BEREGES and TISSUES,
UOOP-skiET>. TOWELS.
NAPKINS. IIANDkEBCHEF~.
PRINTS 20 all prices.
NOTIONS Of every kind.
TORCIlON LACES. HAMBURG EDGINGS.
RUBBER COATS for mi,,e, and ladies at Sl.4O
worth :2.2j.
All We ask IS an early call before you buy.
-. & T.. MIITELDORFER.
oc s-Su,W&Sa3m 527 Broad street.
Ia CHAMPAIGN
Receiving direct from my house I'm France.
EXTRA DRY YEKZENAY,
YIN. IMPERIAL,
MAXIMUM and
PREMIERE ~ERRE.
Also, constantly ON hand
g.. II. MUNiN a CO..
PIPER HEID>lECK,
LOIIS EODEHEE twaXcdl. AMI tar
URBANA WINE COMPANIES GOLD SEAL, a
very superior wine, made in tin, country.
oc 3-lm o. CRANE.
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III SECOND PRESBYTERIAN.-
Or. liOGE Il; IL \. VI. and u. VI.
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~ FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN
CHURCH Seventh street between Broad and
Grace)-kev. WILLIAM G.. SCHAEFFRR, PASTOR
Preaching at i \. VI. aud 100 +. VI. Service
appropriate 10 the 3G5tI anniversary of the Re
formation al IL O'Clock. Strangers and visitors
welcome. seat free.
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Ef- GRACE-S + II T. EFT PRESBYTE-
RAN CHURCII-Rcv. c. II. READ, ID. d., pas
tor.-Preaching at IL o'clock 4. NJ. No service,
at night.
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CHURCH corner Tenth and Broad strccts.l-eUN-
DAY. october 29.-Prcacling at IL \. VI. by
Rev W. G.. STARR. d. d.. PASTOR subject. "Aa
Armed Waterman at Every Gate" \ cordial in
vitation to all. No service in the afternoon.
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IL CHRIST CHURCH.-Seryice at II
\. VI. by Rev. DALLAS TUcKER; +. ". Rev
DUNCAN MCCULLOu.
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The Board Of Governors Of the Mozart A>soca-
ton have the pleasure 10 announce the appearance
of thi- grand combination at Mozart Hall a. above.
Member Of The Association hlyc the privilege
of purchasing three reserved seats each at p
cents. For persons not members the price will be-
- cents.
Reserved seat, 90 De on sale at Johnaton's mu-
eic-storc on WEDNESDAY MOREi\G, 2jth i'll
slant.
Members must present their membership tickets
when applying for reserved seats, ana their tickets
a. well a the coupons must be shown 40 the door
Of the hall,
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spECIAL NOTICES.

sPECIA1L NO1lS1'sss'.--o~-~So'>-
ezg- NOW rs THE TINE
TO BUY YOUR
WINTER DRY GOODS.
LEVY, DAVIS & BRAKES
is THE PLACE
TO GET EVERYTHING YOU NEED
not ONLY OF THE
VERY LATEST STYLES,
BIT ALSO AT LOWEST PRICES.
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Ri5- REV. J. Il. TYLER WILL
preach on SUNDAY at l. \. VI. and at 1870 r. NJ. in
The SEvENTH-STREET CHRISTIAN CHURCH. sub
jcct at night will DE on the slaughter Of Young
Men," 10 which all young men are respectfully re-
quested to ATTEND. II
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PROGRAMME:
PART /.
/. Ouartctte. % Come. Marie" Abt
Translated for the Weber Quartcttc)
WEBER QUARTETTE.
,. Aria, Roenaya mel >icuzio, ........ Donlzctti.
Miss LIZZIE r.. ARBU CkLf.
3. Solo. Piano, " Rhap,Odie llongroi,c. No. G."
List.
NINE. TERESA CARRENO.
H. song Farewell. Graham.
MIR. q. A. DAGGETT.
;. g.. nhe Flower" Jensen.
20. IOlhi ZDC liner.
WEBER QUARTETTE.
PART II.
|. Duo " The fisherman. Recommendations,
MESSRs. ". T.. PAINE AND e.. X. TITUS.
IA. Air and Variations,
Harmonious Blacksmith
z. Solo, Piano, Handel,
b. LA Campano,la," ............,..
Paganinl-LisZt,
NIE. TERESA CARRENO.
3. Song, The Farmer and the Pigeons" .Taubort,
MISS LIZZIE r.. ARBUCkLE.
4. Quartcttc, Carnival of Venice .Gonce.
Translated for the Weber Quartctte.)
WEBER 9UARTET'rE.
.. Solo, Piano, March from - Ruins Of Athens.
Observation-Disclosures.
NINE. TERESA CARRENO.
6. Qulntette, Old Folks al Home" Foster
Arranged for " cher Quartette by !. &. WarrcnD
MISS ARBUChLE AND WEBER QUARTETTE.
The Weber Grand Piano used by Nine Carreno
Is furnlshed by Messrs. Beckwth Parham, agents
for this city.
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III SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH,
Rev. I. ;. DUNNAwAY. ID. d., will preach at l
\. NJ. No service at night.
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METHODIST CHURCH

corner Of Broad and Twentieth strccts)--J. WILLY
BLEDsOE pastor.-Prcaching by pastor At IL \.
NJ. and al ~ NJ. Young mems prayor-mccting
II 3 i. VI
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M SHERRY AND MADEIRA.

A large lot of SIIERRIES from the wcll-known
house Of Widow Harmony Cos Cadih Of my
own importation, on hand; also MADEIRA from
six to fifty years old, aud very fine.
nc slim OSCAR CRAM.
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IL FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
corner Twelfth and Broad streets 1.-The pastor.
Rev. }. Ii. HAWTHORNE, ID. d.. will preach at IL
\. VI. and ~ L. NJ. Morning subject: "Plous
Deceptions." The ordinance Of baptism will be
administered at the close of the evening service.
All welcome.
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HALL.

IgOZART HALL.
SATURDAY EVENING. OCTOBER Is lSS2,
the distinguished Pian,te,
MADAME TERESA CAREENO.
ASSISTED by
Miss LIZZIE l.. AEBUCKLE, soprano.
AND THE CELEBRATED
WEBER MALE QUARTETTE, OF BOSTON.
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MEETINGS..
BASEBALL.

GAME OF BASEBALL BETWEEN
RICHMOND AND UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA
MINES
will be played on MONDAY, October 30. 1850
oc 26-2t
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SPECIAL NOTICE TO ,,F,tREpS

The Weber Grand Piano used by Mime. Carrcno
Is furnished by Slessrs Beckwith Parham, agents
for this city.
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lecture by Professor WINSTON on the inter-
national Lessons.
SUNDAY EVENING at o'clock Song Service.
led 10y the Association choir
MONDAY. NIGHT at 500 Young Mems Meet
ing.
THURSDAY NIGHT at $50 Bible Class.
~ PARk-PLACE VI EFT II q D Is 1
CHURCH. twest Franklin sircct.-Scrviccs by the
pastor. Rev. join HAyNoS. subjects: \. VI.
Expectations; : p. NJ" Investigate"
IL CENTENARY METHODIST
CHURCH. south side Of Grace street between
Fourth and Fifth strce',l.-At II \. W. mcmo-
rial service for the late Roy. ROBERT PAINE.
y. D.. senior Bishop Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church. South. and at 1880 Z. VI. regular service.
conducted by the pastor. Rev. T. 4. PETERSON.
II BROAD-STREET METHODIST
CHURCH corner Tenth and Broad strccts.]-sUN-
DAY. October 29.-Prcacllng at il \. VI. by
Rev W. 6. STARR, d. d.. PASTOR subject. "Aa
Armed Waterman at Every Gate" \ cordial in
vitation to all. No service in the afternoon.
E3TRINITY METHODIST CHURCH
corner of Broad and Twentieth strccts)-J. WILEY
BLEDsoE pa-tor.-Prcaching by pastor at IL 4.
VI. and q. * =. VI. Young mems prayormccting
at3 NJ
~ FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN
CHURCH Seventh street between Broad and
Grace)-kev. WILLIAM G.. SCHAEFFRR, PASTOR
Preaching at IL 4. VI. aud 1870 L. VI. Service
appropriate 10 the 3G5tl anniversary of the Re
formation al IL O'Clock. Strangers and visitors
welcome. Seats free.
IL CHRIST CHURCH.-Seryicc at II
\. VI. by Rev. DALLAS TUCKER; 8 +. ". Rev
DUNCAN MCCULLOU.
IL FIRST PRESBY TERRAIN
CHCRCH.-Eev. r. l.. PRESTON. ID. d., pastor.
Services at IL \. NJ. and 1870 PM
1T SECOND PRESBYTERIAN
Dr. nOGE AZ IL \. W. and Pm.
III THIRD PRESBY RAN
CnURCII.-Rcy. W. r. RICHARDSON, d. D., will
preach at IL a. VI. No service at night.
LIZ GRACE-ST II EFT PRESBYTE-
RAN CHURCI-Rev. c. II. READ, ID. D., pas
tor.-Preaching ut IL o'clock 4. NJ. No service,
at night.
fi5 REV. J. Il. TYLER WILL
preach on SUNDAY at IL A.M.and at 1870 r. NJ. in
The SEvENTH-STREET CHRISTIAN CHURCH. sub
jcct at night will DC on the " slaughter Of Young
Men," to which all young men are respectfully re-
quested to ATTEND. IT
III FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
corner Twelfth and Broad streetsl.-The pastor
Rev. j. IL. HAWTHORNE, ID. d., will preach at
\. VI. and ~ L. NJ. Morning subject: "Plous
Deceptions." The ordinance Of baptism will be
administered at the close of the evening service.
All welcome.
III SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH,
Rev. T. ;. DUNNAwAY. ID. d.. will preach At II
\. VI. No service af night
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ON TIE SECOND FLOOR:
CARPETS. OII-CLOTilS,
WINDOW-~lGADE>,
RUGS. MATTINGS,
CLOAkS. DOLNANS,
JACKETS. SACQUES,
SILK DOLNANS.
ILSTERS, &c. &C., &c.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-09-15
Srufiie with a Bear.


Jack Davis had an encounter with
"A bear below Sawtooih last week. He
and several others were out hunting,
when he started to go through some
brush alone. AS he plodded Though
the idea struck HIM to take the gun
from his shoulder, So as to be ready
To shoot in case he should run onto a
bear. just as he threw the muzzle III
front of him large "bald.tacen" bear
raised up, ami before he could get
ready to shoot, slapped the gun cut OF
his hands, and grabbed and threw
him. Mr.. Davis arm was pretty bad
ly chewed and his face scratched. The
bear hunter thought the tin had come
for him to pass over the Dark River,
and yelled with all his might for help.
His comrades ran To his assistance,
bnt the bear, becoming alarmed al
Davis screaming, had left. Jack says
hr likes the novelty and adventures "i
life in the far West, but that he don't
want am, more tusScls with "bald-
faced" bear.
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Qnariz claims taken mp and record
ed since our last report:
1900 feet on the Anne, situated in
Sqnaw creek district; located by Jas.
V. Hall.
1900 feet on the Cui Bono, situated
in Silver district; located by Chas. f.
Brown
1901 feet on the Northern Bell, situ-
aied in Silver district; located by
Chas. Small and John Phillips.
1900 ieet on the Golden Chariot
situated in an unknnwn district, on
the head waters of Cronkad river:
l"cated 10y Clias Small and John Phil.
lips.
1900 feet on the Bald Hornet, sitn-
aied in Silver district, located by X.
P. Plnwman and VIM y nnd.
1900 feet on the De Soto, situated
in Silver district; located by X. P.
Plnwman.
1900 feet on the Shrha, situated in Sill
yer district, l"ca'ed Ivy James Franer,
Ed. Fulmer and X. z. PIowman.
1900 feet on the Plug Ugly, situated
IN Sqnaw creek district; located 10y
John Hurst
1900 feet on the Morning Star, situ-
ated in Squaw creek district; located
hy John w. Knox.
1900 feet on the Deer Lodge, situa
ted atont six miles from Banner and
one mile northwest from Archer noun
tain; located by C. L. White, j. ".
" bite, r. A. Goodlitie and j. G. Rob.
bins
1900 feet on the Climax, situated on
Silver creek. in Silver district; located
by w. E. Fisher and Chas. Small.
1900 feet on the Hnmtug. situated
in Silver district; located by w. E.
Fisher and Chas Small
1900 feet on the Albion. situated i'm
Silver district; h'cated by VIM. E.
Fisher and Cias. Small.
1900 feet on the Pacific, situated in
Silver district; located by VIM. E.
Fisher and Chas Small.
1900 feet on the Last Chance, stu
ated in Silver district; located by w.
E Fisher and Chas. Small.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-09-15
A wARNING.

Mn. EDIroR:-A certain walking
specimen, hearing, IN slight d. glce,
The form Of human, has recently ex-
|'ibiic.l his low, Cd ,iemptihIe, and
tieud-l:ke dlsposili,n, l,y indnls ing in
writing spurious, vile and con:e.npti-
al. letters 10 Il lady Of this city, in
relation 10 members Of her family.
who stand above reproach, and ayain>t
whom the shafts of calnrnny have
never been hurled, save aud except by
t'lIs b'ack-lleartcd fiend. and that, too,
under the garb of friendship! Sncl,
friendship as the sneakinS wolf offers
To the innocent and unprotected lan,l.
This fi,.nd in human form is winning for
himself m.tiiing that will give him
hiped appearance, oniwardly. reseni
l'lIng the higl,Ir"lting O-irici, or the
magnificent blne crane. His strides.
when he receives his new coat Of va
rleagated feathers. interviewer with
The adhesive plaster If tar, will b..
thick, lnng and many, keeping beat to
the tune OF many an I'D horn. Buys,
he rea,.y, and " hen Vin,licatnr ton,s.
rash to the onslaught. VIxrIcAruR.