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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-03

The Locorocos or JEFFERSON WARD OURSELVES
Going down Main Street on Saturday last met
by friend, who, after interchange Of the usual SALT
tatons Observed that the Locofocos Of Jefferson Ward
down yonder, were death us. We answered ditto "
that there may be compliments due of either We
are even so far But the result Of exertons after
morrow when shall rally our friends in old Jefferson
to the Wing Standard will aarge debt against US
However. have always sufficient stock Of good feel.
ing and cant TO emergencies and clear large
counts 1t is solemn undeniable uuh that we care not
If they regard this true which have very
little doubt they will they concedo that it enbodies
amount of proper material all balances tho
way Of malice III will which they foot up against
There are VIC confess many Locofocos whom We could
esteem apart from political caoey. But there others
whom could well afford to place in position Of in.
dsbtedness to from which they would find it difficult to
extricate themselves.
But what is most extraordinary is, the surprise
which many Of them seem to feel because We should
undertake foil them in their eIertions TO secure
Office in city government and forsooth because
would place those elections upon political basis We
certainly ought not 10 So but suffer them get quietly
into Office without uttering word making single
that could disturb the lion from his den that he may
become sensible of his danger and how acers are
seeking to avail themselves OF his decnceess attitude
while ia slumber effect hs destruction. We ought not
do it, No. ought not put the elections party ba-
sis least the overwhelming Wbig interest should DO Al
cd upon It's udherents to their certain defeat " ~
The fact Is that there is city in the Union with such
an amount Of Wing influence as Richmond possesses,
where the Indifference is observed 10 regard the
undermining, Vaccinations Of Locofocos, in pur.
suit of Municipal Offices. Notwithstanding that the
Wing vote prcdOmnates largely in this city It may easily
be that the Office holders that side bear pro-
portion TO III vote.
We need hardly remark what tho state Of Affairs
in this connection would be II Locoocoes had the seine
power Ono thing Is certain, Of the Jehersonn ms
down yonder, would send "'toher side Of. Jor-
dsn" Well the first blow Is great deal in the bate,
aud wo shall try hand on "Wednesday morning 10
proprid psTSonu.
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ANOTHER NEW NOTE UPON
wOItCESTER,SP PIANOS.

VUNHE Advertiser the eth March
1884, article referring the superiority A,nsric
over Imported or Fega lnsirumsnt pays ne following de-
1--WE pianos from EnglAnd France Germany,
celebrated
their eclted the touch skl
few pianos
by IL. Worcester.
richness Of durability OF tune and all other qualities that
valuable Mr. worceers pianos
Ills highly credabe
that Europeans constrained acknowledge their
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-03

MAYORS CouRr.-There was not case Of any charac-
Ter In this Court on Saturday. Tho bo.hoys, Il would
SEEM are reservins themselves for the election When
this 10 over business In that court win become moro
orsk more particularly for days AFTER until tho Of
levesenee produced BY the exciting Incidents Of the &C.
casion shall pass away
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-03

FRosr ASD ToBAcco PLASrs-we arc informed nv +,
farming friend that all tho fruit has been killed and that
not Tobacco plant will be lett in the county This must So
riousy Affect the next CROP the Is 80 far adj
vanced as to render IL impossible by resolving to mako
plants In time for early planting. Every night Tor week
past the Thermometer has stood below 80 deg while tho
cold winds which have prevailed during the day have
been as destructive to young plants the at night
With the joint worm and killing ftos,s we cannot csti
mate the loss which Albemarle farmers will sustain during
the present ddrocatr ,rcL 81 ~
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not DOLLY directed the giving up OF tho Black Warrior and
her cargo but also that bond should DO taken TOR the
amount of the fine subject to the decision Of the Queen
and advised that memorial be prepared and sent to her
and promising to have promptly forwarded and no had
no doubt IL would DO RENTED altogether bond for the
$4,000 was accordingly made guaranteed by one Of tho
most substantial houses In this cyhis refused by
house TO become bondsmen;-the money was then paid
auder protest. The letter adds that tho Captain Genera
Is very much dissatisfied With the course taken by the
SPANISH DmKcroRs. State Department, a Wash.
ington correspondent asserts preparing full list OF
Spanish upon during the ten
years. and Spain will listen to word Of advice sho will
do we'll to provide the forthw for footing tho liz
tie BIZ to which the United States will presently cs her at
tcntion, and perhaps not In very amabe tonc-B
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AMUSEM ENTS.
: METROPOLITAN HALF
JULIEN

RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCES THAT HE WILL GIVE
TWO GRAND VOCAL
INSIRUMENTAL CONUERT,Sf
IN MONDAY AND TUESDAY EVENINGS, April Sd and 9th,
~ being his iIoh and Hist Concerts IN the United States
Hnd EuSoes In Jpns no g ins @
upon which occasion no viii be assisted by hs unriyssd
ORCHESTRA SOLO PLAYrRs
CONDUCTOR. NJ JULIEN
The t,loxirv pRooR AMnr iii n.
e@@ -
ouADRILLEa caiiornan," .Jui,Es
srMrhoSY-T nS.al srs.s s in Plat nom the gym
GRAND ARIA-From "Lueia d DosSrrTt
MADLLE ANNA ZERR.
vAISE- "La PrmA Donna,
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aSornkR FUGITIVE. Anegro man belonging to Mr. Rich.
u maus MS escape to the north few days ago. He
hau oeen corn measurer for time We aro I'M
on To announce almost daily the less this species of
property. The community of Norfolk and vicinity
have within the last IL months sustained loss of over sso
ooo OF slave property by the aid aboouists and ar, now
In this kind of property north of Mason
plhoh line. We would ask il New Bedford Boston or
sn! other community of aboonists were losers In any
KIND OF property would they sit quietly and not cali for
redress from the powers that be-" 1t is time that The
South should take some action. Forbearance has ceased
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The Cashier Of one of tho Canada railroads lin pro
sress) has absconded with 100000 Va f
The Odd Fellows of CoviDgon, Ky are about erecting
magnificent hall in that city. II is designed to cost
Tue new apprenticeship system has gone into effect in
Suos simultaneously, the of political Offenders
has been committed.
santa Anna 1t is said will himself assume the title
VI ou' as he has already the right Of appointing
successor and having heir he has designated as
that successor Augustin Iturbide
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TOR Tux VINO.

tB Tuos. f. MKAeuER is lecturiog in San Francisco,
California, on the subject, Of " Young Ireland"
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A. MORRIS, 81 Main Street.

public, o NJ examination OF them.
beautiful Styles
In the PIANO F0RTES
superiority Instruments, prices which he
III a..
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SENATE.

Tux BLACK WARRIOR AYTAIR.-Ffom reliable let,s,
received in New York tappcars tina, tho Captain Gsnei
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~ DIR. q. -. BHAINEnD would inform the public
thA ne - waiting Tor the Committee
rnond TO report and the E1change Hotel an
III saturday, April LIST, 1884 from to II A. NJ and 10
r. NJ Ny stay viii be short, therefore who wish
sPpy AZ once Correspondents ny addressing post I boz
V view fofk Oiy stating the nature their
the eybA snal or large also whether eye stands out
pomPy ~ sunkeneant for dollars, obtain advice or
zen collars IN which the pay
oeductsd The poor fayorAbiy considered. "
has restored persons perfect cases
Total 9ndnsss Of from weeks TO SO years standing
y @ ~ seconds 70 minutes applies
OF ms own discovery, Without cutting, or
Dr. b. mas also cured off,
graVAted grades pain from, Of
pes OF os OF sight from and Of which
nave remained permanent TO the present 'F'
lor abundant evidence NJ the facts stated reference may b.
had 70 OF persons treated published in the %
phpers hhDy OF those persons be
NJ oriP NJ Of each day which hours Dr B viii pero,a .1
periments on the cases that may be presented
~ g. Bee notice above for days Those vi a, M,
iaSi-u '' ~ '''
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The WEArHER.-It raned almost necessarily during
Saturday The day, however not cold as any day
OF the previous week The in bad condition,
and scarcely passatle by foot passenger least with.
out some Inconvenience. There was an entire change
yesterday The sun shono with unusual briliancy though
the day was somewhat colder than could be expected
this season.
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MEETING AT THE MILITARY HALL, oyxR rux ON Man
krr-The meeting held by the citizens Of Jefferson
WARD over the old Market Friday night was far be-,
ter attended, and orderly than any of the meeting,
in the other Wards ...
The object Of It, like those hold In Monroe and Madi
son wards was to give tho candidates for tho various
municipal Offices an opportunity addressing tho citizens
and setting forth their claims
6The chair taken by George T. sadIor Ia, A ,,.
su'So"s feature in this meeting above tho Others was
tue great degree Of respect paid to tho chair md tho
'en'on with which tho speakers wero listened to- There
e'e no goans or Kisses, in fact Interruptions save
""en general shouts OF appreciation arose. to die or
IKE all such ebulons which, II they have .py
FEATURE are only remarkable in there evanescence
anu enceriy in most instances The interruptions thus
created were not without their beneficial effects Tho
speakers were entirely of the third class and without such
to manufacture words aud ideas as these inter-
rupuons Afforded their endorsements would be copsd
eaoy increased The relaxation thus caused of course
u necessity was exceedingly well timed, for during the
SUIT 'nef'a occupied In shouts and screams (many OF
'u NOT very pleasing indeed) rally made and i'm
meda'ey alter followed outpouriug of big terms pro-
hudded together. without regard to euphopy
classification.
Martin N. Lipscomb was first called upon. Hs s,id
that the objection Of ncompetency to fill the Office of Nav
Or urged against him during the canvass last year could
not obtain in regard to the Office OF City Sergeant
which he was now candidate. He could turn kew ON
prisoner as efficiently any man. and the prisoner hap
pened to make his way out by making hole through
brick WALL he the who could take his trowel and
hammer and close it in quick time That was an adyan-
tase which other candidate Tor the Office could say no
possessed.
Capt whiteand J. B. s. Tinsley oowed, and present
cd their claims for the Office Of High Constable with con-
siderable force in their way. Indeed the Captain
We can truly say, eloquent He did when no re.
viewed the scenes Of 1872 in which he acted
part. The Illuminating of British inspired no ter
ror within him. and he felt that occasion as vigoou
and as full of that youthful spirit and animation which
tsinad h'-~ u .L-~- days nf THAI.
Aessrs. Sampson Jones and John A Hicks, candida tea
for the office OF Guager then addressed the meeting In
obedience to loud call They said they won Id make e
hcient Guagers IL elected.
Mr. Peter w. Ralstou a candidate for the City Ser
geancy was called upon. He came forward and delivered
an address Of some length He too promised to do good
business if they put him in.
After some other remarks from Martin " Lipscomb the
meeting adjourned.
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bUPERloR PIANO F0RFEs, MELODBONs, GUITARS PLANO
sTOOls PIANO COVERS AND MUSIC '
AhBs WOODHOUsK, (Lltts Mach q WoooilOutsO has on
stock Of '' " ''H''e
CHOICE PIANO PORTEs
rom the established aud reliable Adam ssrt
n bunhAm uo and Chickcriug, % Boston, Who're
Iumen can be yo.ehed for recommended warranted as
superior N AL desirable qualities.
Ihe sarber oners assortment seen AZ
Any atasr esabNshmsnt North, will
tsims not beiio This tes-d 10 many v
shIesa business persons who have examined EoI ana
He has also Tor sale a,ortent Of HELopFoys suss
degh!n instruments, adAItsd music IN Parish Church
hsrn unriyasd GUITARS also. other, Of cheaper manu-
facture. 1870 y" '''''f'' ''-"'
An assortment Of Rich PIANO GOWNS
be latest ana most fashionable Music Piano Forte
oaita well as Instruction Books nearly all Musie fn,r
ments. " ~ ~
EH visit Richmond can b.v. s,, order.
istsny attended to " personally g,s.ea b addrsog
- Bookseller, 1872 Main street,
rnhU Richmond, Va
KftEgE DE BAINRs-we have a large as,ortsbt Bs,ey
NJ dc anes from sH cents per yard upwards ChaleB
reyes and other Dress Goods for the early spring or
o. MAXWELL 4 co,
APi li5 Broad'treet.
AtUHTAIN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Muslins, Tor Cur.
~ iains for sale By o. HARTwELJ 90,
- BBtS. UHQIHART,s OLO SOUTHAMPTON APPIg
- BRANDY, Of superior quality jest received for
P 6hNn LR5, OLD sHoULDERs Tor sale lo..
SNyONO Api ms "'NHlVN.
dtII hs''itiNGs-1oj bbi', landing tor sale By 80,
NUtNsTON & POWERS have In store, suitable for nnL
w lies and hotels superior TonEues Hams Jole
Pieces, and Pine Apple Cheese, o. fnpsra and Englih
SAT- vsrsssss asos.Fon Tsbs syfG sSssr,sr Bansh Rsn
soft Shell AoBis aod many other articles TOO
Feh ppi
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city improvement II.

Notwithstanding the extreme dulness
of the season, good deal Of building is
going on in this city.
The New Rolling Mil at the West end
of Third street is rapidly assuming shape
1t will soon fully show forth its magnif.
cent proportions, and as there is large
capital invested in ii, ITS proprietors
in order to render that capital productive
will of course put it into operation al
the earliest possible moment.
The Rolling Mill, together with the
large Machine Shop, now being erected
by Ward Murray aud Stevenson, will
greatly Improve Sd street below Market
This is emphatically the locality for
such enterpriseS--lhe iron and coal i,
near by and we have a railroad to snake
in these important prerequisites for suci
mammoth concern as il will be. Mesr.
DAMARIN, DAVIS, HERoD and MURRAY
are at the head of this great enterprise
Portsmouth Republican,
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Jackson and its Business.

ES" Well reader, before we tell you
about the lsham House. we will invite
you to visit the Dry Goods of Messrs
Meacham e. French. These gentlemen
have a very neat store, and a pretty lot OF
Goods, which they offer at the regular
market prices Go and see them Prin-
ters Ink is scarce--well? ?
0HYWe are happy to notice that Messrs
Payne Il MAdow, have commenced a
Tailoring Shop, one door above D,
Leache Store, where they are cutting
and makin2 garments up to order, in the
most fashionable and neat style.
The Isham House, Messrs. Smith &
Sons, ProprietorS, is one of the best In
land Hotels within our Knowledge, The
rooms are in excellent order, furnished in
good style, free of all kinds of Blood
Suckers Their table is always filled
with the best the market affords. This
House is in every sense of the word, the
home of the weary and hungered,
L. |. Stevison, ,--Delmonico is yet to be
found at his Meat Market, on the Public
Square, on his regular mornings, with the
most choice of all kinds of Fresh Meat.
"DeImonico against the W ord is his
Sidading motto.
D. W. Winfough, Saddler and Harness
maker can be found at his old stand, one
door east of J $ Taylor's Dry Good
Store, where he is doing the thing up in
good style for bis customers.
John S. Taylor Dry Goods Merchant,
is yet in great spirits, selling the cheapest
and best kind Of Goods, s,-ir our readers
would only study their interests, they
would 60 to John s., and you will find
him true TO his calling.
Samuel Saylor, was asked the lime,
who it is well known takes that king by
the forelock. lie has splendid lot of
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry, on hands
for sale cheap.
Mrs. Sylvester has constantly on hand
fresh supply of Produce, Provisions
and Groceries. All kinds of Millinery
and Mantua Making, done up in Calicoes,
Silks, and Straw, for the Ladies.
We willnow take peep at our respect
ed friend Mr., CaudIc, Boot and Shoe
Maker, we found alright. lie is good
and accommodating mechanic, and de-
serves patronage.
j. h. Day, We are happy to see was
busy in his Tin Ware establishment, fix.
ing up Stoves and Tin and Hollow ware,
for his numerous customers, Mr. Day is
one of our most enterprising and hard
working men, and deserves patronage,
IL w. White, Hardware Merchant, is
driving away in his own busines. lie has
very large and extensive Stock Of Goods,
and can supply those wishing any thing
in his line, with any article either in Hard
ware or Cutlery, from n needle to al.
most any thing you can imagine. His
Gun Factory is kept in full motion, and is
ready to supply sportsman and others,
with all kinds of implements for warfare
II G., Branson, we find busily engaged
ahaking up Saddles and Harness, lie
is6 good mechanic, and n clever fellow,
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JACKSON MARKETS.
MAR RI ED

MARRlED-On the 23d inst, by the Rev. ]. T.
Holiday, Mr.. JAMES MONTGOMERY, and Miss SA,
RAH NJ. BRowN, all Of this place.
The happy Bride and Bridegroom, will accept the
compliments of the Printers for that large and deli
cous Cake, brought to them i'll hand-baSket.-
Our united wish is, that you may throughout youl
lives, say to each other:
Yes, I am thinel Upon thy bosom leaning,
No grief hath powerto damp my fcvent bliss,
Nor can such love to thee be ovcrwecnng-
Thou art deserving all, and more than this!
Beloved, ne er from thee one moment stMymg,
My heart shall twine its roots upon thy truth;
All lighter loves than this are fast decaying,
Lost tnthe dying years Of sunny youth.
On the Goth inst, by J. A, Sell, Esq, Mr.. Ron
ERT HAMILTON, and Miss MATILDA BARNIlLI, al
Of Jackson county.
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Good Ncws--Ome More Hope for Our
KailrOad.

The committee ppointed by the great
public meeting held in this place. short
time since, to take charge of the arrange
ments for the sitting aside of the contract
of Union between the Hillsborough and
Cincinnati and Marietta and Cincinnati
Railroad companies, at an early day after
said meeting, employed eminent counsel,
to whom all the facts in relation to said
contract Of union and the questions to a.
rise under it, were submitted, and the
committee required as preliminary ar
rangement that the counsel employed
should prepare for the committee writ
ten opinion upon the questions involved.
In consequence of the indisposition OF
one of the Attorneys, the delivery of the
opinion has been considerably delayed
but it was submitted a few days since,
and the committee to prosecute the suit
now have it in their possession. The
opinion Unanimously concurred in by
the counsel employed is that the contract
of Union is voidable, upon aproper show
ing, and that the transactions OF Ihe
Board of Directors are proper subjects o.
inquiry as to legality.
1t is now earnestly desired by the com
mittee, that all persons who have subscrip
tion books in their hands, to procure
means to carry on the suit, will during the
coming week, exert themselves to have
said subscriptions enlarged, and return
the books to the committee at this place
on Saturday, the 26th inst. If the sinew
of war are forthcoming, the suit will b.
prosecuted with vigorous energy. Th'
last hope in reference to the completion o
our road, now presents itself. lntelligen
farmers on the line of the extension, Wi
know what is required of them, and vii
discharge their duty to themselves AM
their children.-H, H,ASbOrOugh Ga@. 22a
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NEW YORK MARK EFT.

NEW YORK, Aug. 26,-P. NJ.
Flour--Prices have advanced 25M27c
on the medium qualities. Sales Of 1000
bbls at so ,2509 ,26 Tor straight State, and
80, ,25@ ~ for W eStern. Ohio and Mich.
gan at $9.75 10 1919. Southern has
advanced, with sales Of $500 bbls al
8,75(09,25.
Grain-There is a moderate demand
for Wheat at previous rates. Sales OF
white Southern 1877, and OF white Gen.
esee at SO, ,15G0220.
Corn is firm, with sales of 72 500 bush
els at 85t086c for Western mixed, 86O.
SIC for Southere yellow, at 84G085c for
Southern White.
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The steamer George Law arrived with
288 passengers and one million two hun,
dred thousand dollars, freight. Tue prin
cipal consignees are Adams & Co., $455,
600; American Exchange Bank $22l,
900; Ducan, Sherman g. Co. 500 900
VIM. Hoge & Co. $4,000; Wells, Far.
90 & Co. $133,000. 1t left at Aspinwall
on the 18th the steamship North Star
waiting the arrival.
To-day, Samuel H. Beake of Bangor
was nominated to Congress. Al the
Democratic Convention OF the sixth dis.
trict. Thos. J. D. Fuller was re nomi'
mated TO Congrss.
| There is another arrival from Calitor'
mia, but the news is not Of special inter
est,
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Noah Stoner,
In Jackson county,
Court of Common
Pleas.

1NNAiNiI
VS., Court of Common
Ann Catharine Stoner. Pleas
widow and others.
DAUL STONER, of Shelby county, Ohio,
Il Jacob Stoner, Jesse Stoner, and Ann
Thrap, intcrmarricd with Charles Thrap, ofVi-
go county, Indiana Mary Ann Fisher, inter-
married with Adam Fisher; David Stoner, and
Adam Fisher, guardian of said David Stoner |;
Susannah Stoner, widow of Samuel Stoner,
decd Catharine Stoner, RebeCca Stoner, Caro-
line Stoner, Jacob StOner, and John Stoner, of
Vinton county, Ohio, will take notice. that q
petition was filed against them on the 2lst day
Of August, 1854, in said court ofcOmmon pleas,
by Noah Stoner, and is now pending, wherein
said Noah Stoner demands Partition Of the fol-
lowing real estate, situate in Jackson county,
Ohio, and described as follows, to wit: The
east half of the south east quarter of section
twelve, township nine, range IL, containing
SO and twenty-eight one hundredth acres. Al
so, the south west quarter of the north east
quarter, and the south west quarter of the south
east quar- er of section twelve, township nine,
range II, containing SO and twenty eight ono
hundredth acres. Also-the south east quar-.
ter ofthe north east quarter, and the north west
or. Of the south east quarter Of section twelve,
township nine, and range II, containing s3 and
% one.hundredth acres, more or less, aud that
at the next term of said court, application will
be made by said Noah StOner, for an order that
Partition may be made of said premises.
NOAH ST0NER.
By LEVI DUNCAN, his Atty.
August 81, 81 22-6w
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tA-@--f% --
The Grcut Cnye.

The worklnen engaged in preparing the site fol
tho "Salt Lick Furnace" few miles below this
place, have made the discovery Of great caUe, III
mountain Of rocks which were being blasted out
This wonderful discovery is being daily aud numer.
ously ysilcd our czous and tho inhabitants of tn,
surrounding country. ItHSupposed by many tba
this cave was in past ages inhabited by Indians, OF
by some Of the Old World Nriyes, with many lik'
cOnjecturos Bones, supposed to be human, sre said
to have been found but nothing conclusive eaIt ji
come at rs to where they came from, not egou bg t
qOldest Inhabitant." Being curious, wesentaih
to YBit this eRondcr Of the world q few days gtl
assd founaftto be the most outrageodsloa1 We hMs
szeard d or seen, for great while, ts The mos
1HnIe4e snek in nog e1tanig E5