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Indiana Mutual Fire-Insurance
Company.
Chartered Jansary 3Oek, 1897.
olice, Ne. n, Blake's Building, oppesite Brow.
ning,s Hotel, Indianapolis.
JAMES BLAKE, President and 7rcasrer.
CnARlEs w. CADY, Secretary
THIS Company being fully organized, is ready TO
receive applications for insssronee.
Ever perso0 who insures in this Company becomes
nsesst Of it, with all privileges incident any eorpo-
rasop, and Immediately interested its general extern
and prosperous condition The assured. the time Of
makinx his application insurance, required his
proissory obligation, called no without
sereS Of which is determined by the in
sured and hazard Of the risk, which he pays
Der in advance. No further required
sss losses should during the period Of year, this
made equtably upon all tho sufficient
such losses To insure building of the best class
iss, the amount Of 81 900, the assured would give
sis for $40, of which paid in advance,
81, and 81 for the Policy would make only 50 for his
irs payment As the Policy for six yeaTs, mvch
nal trouble and anxiety saved the assured in not
required make annual renewals Of s insurance The
insure tods of the estimated value Of build
nEs, and one-kay Of personal properly.
The Contingency upon which the calls
premium Depend much in favor Of sbs
aed in this company adverse shem-ln proof OF ths
he actual results IN similar institutions can be 40
sucsd. No Mutual Insurance Company in the United
Seates adverse fortune in
Nasinna which than b said Of ssock eapa-
Company will safer, cheaper and certainly equi-
liable, tisaa BY any other method yet devised.
R0aI Ioaes wiz b paid in fall not exceeding shs .
mount insursd.
ssised Agent for the India.a Mu,usl Fir
hsases Company By order Of the Board Of Direesofs
CHAs- W CADY. Sa'y.
July, Is, 1857. Ely.
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81 never yet did know philosopher
Who could bear the Tootb-achs patiently"
Much ado about nothing.
MONTAGUE'S BALM.

sovereign infallibs remedy for tho Tonth-aehe
efecsual Teeth. PTes 81 bosss
In offering Invaluable Balm shs public, many eert
Of efficacy might BE- given, which the limits u
forbid and which may b BY cali
agents. invits publie eoovinc
ing proof almost miraculous powers rsvs this
of all aches, The Tooth ache. Give il uia vbsn all
comedies have failed, (being careful adhsrs strictly
directions given each bose) and lss IL sss fail
upon its mer0 Subee il 70 say that j. ssosseads
Of has failed in single Instance IL should b
afss dsnsai opssasions bleeding, and spy eus
teeth, scuvy, and decidedly The best sossh
and should Be used with brush instead
powder, substance enasainng, hat eossais
- finest particle Of grit il spokea Of wth unnsased
psase. and all who have ussd laid aside all
breath.
For sale shs Drug Score of Irvia Rcd, Riehnnnd
Pnehse L Swain, Cenaerville evosy eon vilaGa
in The United seass BY psopes asema An ordsn - -
Balm win receive aseaasis IL addrsassd Cas-. H Ed
Yards. Cincinnati, WIN b GsssEa agent s shs Wssessa
country. =
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SCHOOL Books.
03W De3332N38.
MRS. 1EA1E7Eo

"IOULp respectfully inform shs Ladies Of Richmond
w and surrounding country. that she has commenced
the above business ali Branches will
happy receive and orders who may
feel disposed favor her with their patronage compe
knowledge Of the business enables her saw
work entrusted her hands shall be executed the
approved modern style Of durability, and fashion
G|Shop Main street, in building a.ey occupied
by Dr. c. West, Opposite D. D. sloans Hotel.
Richmond, JAN 9th, 1888. 3:sf
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SPRING FOUNDRY.

THE Subscribers having entered into eo-parnershp
der the firm of E. Jones, Co., respectfully inform
public t,as they have established Foundry the
side Of Richmond and prepared furnish all kinds
will also furnish patterns ifwansed, fair
/. e. JONES,
JESSE II. HUTTON.
October 22d. 1896. 426 JOHN NJ. HUTTON.
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WORD TO The wlSE...AN those WIN arc
IA indebted % the subscrben either by NorE Book
requested cali snd sesss
indulgence cannot be given The neglect Ibis noaies
30 days, will necessarily compel legal
ures. Money owe, and without money pay.
DEc. l6, 1887 49M E. GROVER 4 CO.
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THE subscriber has made arrangements with e. Jones
& Co, which will enable him to keep constantly
variety Of CASTINGS. consisting Of Cooking Stoves Craxs
Gdgeons. Spar and Beral Geavng, Rag Irons, .Ardsrons.
Plough JMoies, Wagon Bores, Fan Rigging, &C. &C.. NIL
of which will be sold the Foundry prices and
All orders left with him will be promptly attended
9Th 18th, 1887. (23n) E. EVENS.
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TIE public informed that have appointed Edward
Fotke my principal wholesale agent in Richmond Ia, for
the ale of my Embrocasion, for the Of
Paayssis Sprans Lumbago pain in the back, Numb
mes Chiblains, Bruises, Cramps, Burns Scalds Sore
Th,ass &C.; and, in order the public from
beix imposed upon by spurious preparations caused
myame (Docfor zh0n0s Tiekers Ena5rocotson, Ohso,)
bimpressed in the glass of each bottle Each bill Of
d,re<ons will name, signed with red ink in
my hand writing. This Embsoca'on - as0en niaill-
Fsia ,eeney, Ferea Sprans, Colc Il sri gre i'm
mediate relief bruises, cuts, &c
For sole at the Richmond Pottery: BY Judah Lecis,
Groer; and att. X. D1gdale's Drug Store, er doors
Easef Me Bank. THOMAS VlChEkS.
Richmond, I'd mo. Sd, 1888. Adm
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The subscriber, having purchased Of Mr.. CnAaLEs w.
APPLEToS, his entire Stock in Trade, respeesfuy
his friends, and the public generally, hand
large aad valuable collection Of BOOKS ss various de-
parunsnss Of Lax, Medicine, Politics. Literature, Re-
igisn Re. which he will sell AZ a small advance, for
CASH: and 90 accommodating sesms 70 punesual Gus
tosnorD.
he has also large assortment Of Stationery, If the
best quality and likewise considerable variety o! Fancy
.A,Helcs, Ctildrens Toys Re.
OOkS may be had price, varying from three cent?
uveny thirty dollars: and other pro-
possiOn.
ON HAND,
splendid assortment Of Cutlery, consisting Of First
quality Razos, hns pen and pocket Knives, silver and
pencil silver and shimbles best
drilled needs points, purses, ladies 6ns work
e., and many other articles.
school SOCKS.
Teachers, and Others who bsy sell again, very small
advance.
Teachers, and gentleman of the legal and medical
professions, who may wish make purchases, will find it
their interest their orders the subscriber. who
will obtain all such works may bs ordered the lowest
All due will DO made fill orders
BOOKS &c. from The Easssm Cities, short notice
LYNDE ELLIOTT.
April IA, 1851
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DAVID NJ A0Ta
ATTORNEY AT LAW.

ATTORNEY AT LAW,
NBeU CaSEAB, AenrY CsuatY.
INDIANA.
STILL continues practice Law in Sixth Judicial
Circuit All business entrusted him will receive his
prcsnps attention.
March -, 1898. l9-6w
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HREE TRADE and MECHANIC's RIGHTS.
TINE subscribers having ens.rsd into Coparnsrshp un
der the firm Of Swain, Co., sake pleasure in inform
ing the community ihey have erected comocious
Machine Shop, Tho Richmond Foundry, & now
ready give promp, as.enion all orders for Carding and
Spinning Machines, Turning Lashes any Kind Of ma
ehiney also for turning either in wood iron Of any
description. Having employed frs, workmen, the,
confidence Tin their ability and dispositions please
their qualities and p:ics) patronage sD
GENEROUS public.
JOB w. SWAIN,
JONAS GAAR,
ABEL TEiORNBURY.
Richmond, Jan. I, 1887. lH
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James G.. Ferguson,

EDWARD kINSEv,
Manufacturer Of Silver Ware.
It's constantly hand and will make order all
sices in his line of business among which Table,
Desses and Tea Spoons, Tea and Coffee Uns Pitch
patterns Cups and Tumbers, Soup Ladies,
Butte Knives, &c SC, all of which be had the
establishment the reasonable terms. The
pubaare respectfully invited call and anime for them
selves
Cinnnati, Nov Is, 1887. 45-H
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D1EflEDVN Nae

DOOT SHOE STORE The Subscriber has rezse-
ID ved his ssand the Fsesnty occupied BY John
Mo&u 4 Co, door Wess Of L. J. Sasser's Hosel,
who're hs Intends the Boot ami Shoe business
all s various branehss and hopes have share Of pub
lie patronage.
Likewise for sale, Rooa ~ the bests
20 pair thick D0oeo homemade.
- Do Calf % Dc -.
% ID Wo0e1 Kid Slipper d.
HENRY s. CROKER.
RlcnAoSD, Jan. -, less 9:6
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PlOUoN MAKING.

6OOOU ~ - - u %
subscribers respectfully inform the public that they
still carry the aforesaid business, the junction
Of the Fort Wayne and Lngansposs roads, in the northern
Of this Borough and have hand for SALE quantity
of right and left hand
= = GU q 1 h
with WROUGHT SHARES, and the unould-boards well
ground. Also
Coulter PL OU q II .,
expressly for pougng sod-a Of which in point If form
materials. and workmanship, surpassed BY any
mi Ct uTed in the West.
0AyOld PLOUGHS mechanically and SUBSTANTIALLY
repaired, the shortest notice.
Richmond, Feb. II, 1898. 63m
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larry - eesa efssEveA, = &dse 80 -
ans - u viii - - peslbea ennap. el
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e - she Pshlie, - shaa eeea6sa = essszs!@
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seias: aad tho0 shas kasw - esneuua
sesaesd i 60 q - vsy - $500
dsssesss shAs 60 b pssP0stk anA ~ 8 -
AAys - wsu with ~ - oosa Aahe, Q =
eeoee and ~. II thoes shosusp 10 a. - 49,
is rs very bsss remedy Sus IL disees.a
they can ssssra shs bossls and receive A>eA -
- boldly assssssd shas 10 b almuss IL - 49,
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distressed. IL 10 also vasquaned fnr co.,
eauss produced. l.aGiss II Ne uess pv,srs~
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.sss .sas'y And sqsal s.eess. TAs pssa;s -
has ossn sungscsed 20 The aoss rigid asd 49, l.
Non oy some a the nOss sxsaaaivs (pAv,,ea.~,A
en N Virginia, Who nov recosnssnd is u -
lIhey recommend shs dose 70 b. IN -
pooa s every ssf hour Sns gluva pssuH.
child from six Weashs - swo or a.. ~ n
70 tea spoonful. Ii may b given = 4.
sor eosie, "a the came psOpossioas tAas 49,
itnn Az dsops (wish ~ much wa:ss.1 !. ~
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SON ~ any OF The above 1issasps 1ake 49,
I.ow many babes may b lsPs pssns 1ur;e,
die under The aso.;.;.. u. .sM ~ase -
moshers pe,,oee s,~..n:-" ss0S - -
como affected b. . es.s- - ~ - ~ =
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sale by Suosnsoc6 - pa.s - -
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towns il he .. e,s,ss y - - :" -
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People Al large, ana "a No.. ,.,s;..assss
Your attensioa u iavjoa1 = - n p.
Medical Diseovsrjss a. - -, -
perhaps anv o,her coannv r. -. ~.
;ne before YOU w;,h . l;.s n ~s,,sS-.s~ -
ehis medic,ne. "a f,,,n,nss.i, .1;e-~-s
Of Dr.. +. J. Meesauer Of Pes.r,l.r, "
together with Thomas Shor.,a p. ~ r. p
10 Alfred Hueer Eso. r. n. Ch.,l....-.
ssutsd, The hieh ssaadiee II shs Due.ee ~
medical man. and . eevslswaw-and ~ 49,
Shore. A bein~ On, aneee. ros ~ - -. ~
the United States, than whom % one g q -
s,and higher, will Do sul;cisn, 70 aduce A.. s.5S
brace shs first opportunity % SECURE pnssiea r.
Spa.nodic Tine,nr,. a, Noshe,,e Ccusf,,,
the prmr;e,or eouId cS.r 10 ~ u,hl;c 49,
6d.sc. rh.r an. .hc.. -. rsrc,;..., --L
having done all tina, duty = his fellow -. s.3
de.ir. (,hs, should 10 in the hrsass q ~ q
sutIerinxs in she land, that o. = = ssspte1 =
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If Conere.. shall buy The right, wide ~ 4 -
n,,,;c a. shs n.onl. n the I'c;s.T Ss..... ~
Fs.:,tI ~r--. S~~. $3.50.
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ChSrlcS "A. Dickinson /,


NCW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
1HE subscriber respectfully Informs the inhabitants Of
Richmond and its vicinity, has recently select
adj with great care the general stock Of
Merchandise, comprising DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,,
etc. which offers the public ON the most accom-
mdiasing terms.
Is il hisintenton form permanent location in this
plsre, i, will a great derderasun install himself in
Ia, confidence Of his customers, which, all his efforts will
be +. ought requison and, with reliance tbs
ofhis for PROMPT he hopes 70 prosper
N. b. PRODUCE Of all kinds taken in exchange for
GOODS. JOHN WILLIAMSON,
" E. Corner Of Main and Front strests.
RIcHNovD. 5sh mo. 25th, 1887. Gift
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BATES 4 WALES.
CORNER OF MAIN AND FRONT STREETS,
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
TEvHOTESALE Dealers in DRUGS, PAINTS,
" OILS, DYES1UFFS, GLASSWARE, Re :,
hand exensvs stock. which they viii! sell as
low a. can be purchased mountains Merchants.
Manufactured and Hsseiass particularly invited 70
examiss their assortment. Gin. GAG.
Feb 3, 1888. Ism
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"IANTED large quantity Of WHITE GOOSE
w QUILLS. good price will b given foe ,fem b.
ISAAC B. SOUFFRAIN, q his Chair Man,,fae,orv q,
the northwest eornnsr Of Front and Main 81.
Richmond Feb. 10, 1889. 5u
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NIEw ARRANGENENT-ThsS uhscribers havs en-
tered into eoparnership in the Fosss1yy Macbine
NakiA9, Soee, COPPER Sheet hoA Gsd PLOUGH bus;nes, in
the name and under the firm Of E. GROVER 4 CO and
they invite The pasnage Of their old friend the public fos
whose pass favos tey render grateful acknowedreents
ard promise deserve contnuAnee Of aid fnvofs
for The fusure.
The bssinsss viii sssslea 81 sae ns~
aue. Orders promptly asssnded
EDMUND GROVER,
JOSEPH GROVER.
JOHN HAINES
wv. SWAIN Z Co.
J. MOFFfTT 4 Co
July Is, 1887 Hr
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A New FIRN-Cau f. Neftle!

IL shore indebted the subscber, earnestly and
"a respectfully requested 70 CALL and SETTLE sbei,
without delay, Of which have sana
for ntAprHREE Or FouR YeARsnH0
SAMUEL FLEMING.
Richmond. Dee. 30. 1887. 5lH
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Original Sin.-Borrowing . newspaper.
objectionable Sis.-Subscribing for = newsoa-
per with no intentioo Of paying for it.
Total MISUNDERSTANDING a newspaper
three year., then cheating the printer and running
of.
WnKR1's ALL rnE Cha NeH.-A story IL told
Of transaction in . neighboriug town, which
affords clue TO m answer to this question. A
tin pedIar called at q house to sell his wares
the good lady offered to buy, but the vendsr must
certainly change = bill, if shc took quarter Of =
dollars worth The Pedlar readily consented to
do 80, provided the lady would take n:nepences
for he wished to getrid Of them aNinepenees!'
she exclaimed, 'why, what's tho matter with
| shemi" s'Noshing now" said he, but tomorrow
they will probably be Down 10 ten cents" The
good woman Immediately west into the house,
and brought out four Of Eve dollars in ninepences
and fourpe0ces, which she had boarded up, and
expended the whole SUN in tbs purchase Of the
pedlar's wares. declaring that she want agone "a
lose % r,uch BY the Plagusy ninspe~ces, she ga
| sure.-(Salem Mercury.
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~
the fidelity Of her early love, to hail the restora-
sion Of her hong lost husband? Or will her duty
and Affections have been given to another? Or,
will she be reposing beneath the clos Of the val
ley7 And his children!-If living, they must have
long since entered upon the busy scenes OF life.
Will they take tho weary pilgrim to their homes
and to their bcsomsf A thousand overpowerine
emotions must rush upon the old mans heart, as
hio weary tootstsp approaches the spot that was
oaco his hU.ne! Fancy cannot Gil tho picture.
May He wko ~tcmPsrs the wind to the shorn
lamb" support the aged wanderer, in that event.
scstasy of his haPpiness Or the utter desolation
q his hepes.
A PRAc1lcAL CoMxExrARr.-A striking com
mentafy upon the state Of the times, was made
~ Ne. Potter, upon the basis Of = simple fact
)aeing to the town Of Newport. There arc in tina,
town three large Cottoa Factories, which give
employ to 500 or 800 mechanics and laborers
bosh male and female. The owners have now,
piled up IN stores, manufactured goods to tho a.
mouns Of $4,000. Three weeks since. thav
ssat their agent 10 New York, and Baltimore, "a
efSscs sales q these goods, hs returned having
disposed II QUO bale.
The owners q these mills, said Mr.. Potter, car
shut them up for 1--WE years, and yet not feel very
snaaesiallv the loss. But what IS to become q
shsss eight hundred poor laborerss You are tax
iag he bread from their moushs!-Providence
Jeusoal.
o1vlAst winter, Lavi Woodbury., Secretary o.
he Treasury, and . number Of the clerks in hi,
o6ics, attended - witnesses before ono of the In
vsssisasine Commissces. It now appears tina
Levi and bis clerks, although drawing fat salaries
changed and claimed Witnesses fees, and pay
(.s1engs) see walking to the cosnmittee-room-s
aistaoee sfoee mile! This Mr. Wise truiv callet
doueae Peadituses-paying the Administraeioo
aad peyisg for investigating its exemptions!
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Mr. Patton from the Committee ON The Library, re.
ported bill to provide for the employment OF an ugent
Of the Library Committee.
MIR. Patton, from the same committee reported The
following resolution:
Rcsoiccd That the Clerk of the House Of Representa-
lives be directed to subscribe for ten numbers Of Niles
Register for each member Of the House. to be delivered
week Provided, the editor OF said Register VIII
agree 10 publish n or as part Of said work. at least once
week, under the direction Of The Clerk of the House Of
representatives the journals Of both Houses Of Congress,
with the ayes and nays all questions PTorsded Jnr-
Mer, that The editor Of said Register will also agree to
publish the end Of every session Of Congress, under
the direction Of the said officer of the House, supple.
men 10 said work. containing all the laws passed hereat,
and treaties ratified by the Senate, 10 which shall be pre-
fixed copous index 10 he approved OF by said officer,
and furnish copy thereof free OF charge, 10 each
member OF Congress for the time being
Mr.. Patton said il was matter OF some consequence
That this resolution should be adopted posi-.
ble though he had no objection 10 brief postpone.
ment it any gentleman desired it.
Mr.. Mckay hoped the resolution would be permitted
to lie over for he was opposed 10 IT, and hoped would
mol be adopted.
Mr.. Mercer moved reconsideration of the vote OF
yesterday, by which the documents in relation TO The
little Of the United States Friends Ore Bank was re-
ftrred to the Select Committee National Foundry;
which agreed 10, und MIR. nj. moved lis reference TO
the Judiciary.
Mr.. Mcclure moved its reference 10 the Committee
on the National Foundry.
These motions briefly discussed by Messrs.
Mcclure, Thomas Johnson Of Maryland, Mercer, Pope,
and Howard.
The molinn TO commi, TO the Judiciary Committee was
agreed TO without division.
The Speaker laid before the House another communi.
cation from the Secretary Of War; transmitting report
Of the Acting Quarernasler General accompanied with
sundry documents, respecting the measures taken TO
carry into effect the ACT of July, 1885, authorizing the
laying out military road the Western f,oa,er land
the erection OF military posts thereon. .,.s,
On motion of MIR. Harrison, Of Missouri, laid on The
table.
The House then went into the appropriation Girl
List BThey did not get through before their ouin.
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We requested to repubIish the following from the
last Tuesdays Globe:
Letter TO the Editor, dated

We requested 10 repubish the following from The
last Tuesdays Globe
Letter TO the Editor, dated
March II, 1888.
DEAR SIR Much has been said here about an unwil.
lingness the part of the people of the "Old Domi
Mon 10 sustain the Federal Administration in having
The Government free in future, from embarrassmen,s,
that are incident 10 connections with banks and am
pleased that an opportunity will be afforded in
of the Congressional districts of testing their
the subject
The Hon. John NJ. Patton consented TO be candidate
for the Office of Councillor of State, and elected
thereto Thursday last for three years from the 3st
Of the present month He, Of course, will resign his
seat in Congress that time; and the bill 10 which
have alluded will not be voted sooner than May
June in the House of Representatives it will be in the
power of the people Of that district fill the vacancy
the annual election of members of the General Assem-.
bly,.
We shall look forward with increased anxiety The
judgment of the people of the Cupeper district, The
fourth Thursday in April (at being election day. when
there will be presented The full strength of parties.
An agent will be sent 10 Congress under The most i'm
posing circumstances; the election will take place
whilst there is suspended GREAT NATIONAL MEASURE,
the fate Of which may depend on single vote. The
people sometimes put in "fog:" but when they
told what will purify the atmosphere, they dspel
the gloom, and come forth with new energies.
They have, too, Of late years. been 50 often deceived
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Congress.--2d sess.
Thursday, MERCK %, 1888.
.0D IN SENATE

On motion Of Mr. Davis, the Committee on Commerce
instructed to inquire into the expediency of i'm
datos; and also inquire whether better system for
lighthouses in this country might not be devised
Mr.. Young, on leave, introduced a bill granting to the
Galena and Caborn Union Railroad company the right
of way through the public lands Read twice and re.
ferfed.
Mr.. Upton, from the Committee on Military Affairs,
reported without amendment the join. resolution refer
red 10 them, directing the expenditure Of appropua
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TRAYED OR STOLEN-From the subscriber, abont twelve
months; since JEssvAss and MULE CLr The Ass Of
coor ordinary Sizc and ubou old The
Mule is OF dark COLOR years old this Spring. and stands badly
legs. When last heard from, they in the ncighbo
OF Gholsons Bridge Brunswick VaAny information
respecting the said Mue will 10 thankfully received
JOHN S. TiSDALE, Luncaburg c. H., ia.
Mnrrh lOI-WiW
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NjssjssjDD; nDd lHuine.

The election for Representatives in Mississippi a Ssi
place. under Gov. McNutts Proclamation, on Inc -. NV
and Gath April-Messs Claiborne ana uholsTn a.I On
Democratic canddales-Messrs Prentiss and Word, Oh
the Wing ticket & ,be
The Wings have nominated Edward Robinson Of t,t
State Senate, aa their candidate in The Lincoln Ds
of Maine to fill the vacancy occHsoneo oy .he Non
the lamenled CiIey-The election takes place on 'o"
day next
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-27
INTERNAL IMPROVEMENTS

The House of Delegates made two more steps yes'efr
day.-They passed bill, for appropra,ing 3'5ths o.
ST 200, 900 TO make Railroad from Fredericksburg"
Alexandria-that great and essential link in The cha
which will extend from Georgia 10 Maine.
They also ordered the bill for establishing The gFea
Southwestern Railroad, 10 be engrossed