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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-12

TIE McGARRAHKN CLAIM.-Thc WASH
ington correspondent Of tho Springfield
Republican writes: The MCGarrNhan mat
ter will come up in the House when the
Judiciary Committee reports upon the
subject, and 1t is now quite likely that q
majority, without any particular regard
to the facts, will take Gen, Buffers view
oft, and vote that neither McGarrahan
nor the New Idria company have any
claim to the land in dispute.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-12

~ RTTING MARRIED. ESSAYS
NJ for Young Men, on Social KvilS, and the
proprIety or improperly Of getting Married, with
sanitary help for those who feel united for mat
rimonlAl happiness. Sent free, in sealed envel'
opes. Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box
P. Philadelphia, Pa. sepl7-d&W
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THE U. S. SENAToRsHP.-The Berke-
ley Union makes this positive assertion
in rcgird to the coming man for Senator:
"The question of who Is to be the sue.
ceSsor Of Senator Wiley has been settled
by the Democratic managers long since,
The wishes Of the party win not be re
gGrded, and NIL future agitation Of the
Senatorial question will prove protltless.
The Hon. Ii. G. Davis Is tho coming
man" ...
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-12

A SENSATIONAL reporter telcgraphs
that ian attempt is to be made TO change
the complexion Of the Senate Foreign Al.
fairs Committee" This is probably IN
obscure way Of anticipating 1seVel's pro-
motion.-ChicG9O Post. .m
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-12

A NEW tanncry ut Paw Paw, Hamp'
shire county, consumes over 100 cords Of
bark per week.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-12
MONDAY, DECEMBER IL, 1870.

THE South Carolina Legislature last
Wednesday reelected THOs. ]. ROBERT
son U. S. Senator.
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THE EFs1sr OF Txy,pnsAc .-Thfsf fsx,i,,.,

THE FEAsF OF T'xBERNACLg This festival
in commemoration Of the preservation of the
children of Isreal, while In the wilderness ..
commenced on Sunday and continues eight
days. On the first day Of the festival the
blessing of God is. Invoked upon all nations
and peoples without regard to race or de-
nominational dishacG Gons. It is observed
in obedience to the command in Leyiticus:
" In booths shall ye dwell seven days. !.
In order that your generations may know
that 7 caused the children Of Isreal to dwell
In booths, when drought them forth ont
Of the land of Egypt &c. Geyit. .ixxiii.,
43, 49, H., T,'.sl.~ ~ !. +. -.sE. eS
Originally, piors Jews d,oelt ini their
booths, eat, drank, and slept there. They
then moderated the law by limiting thelr
stay to visiting it in the evening, uttering
the prescribed benedictions, and taking
therein their meals. OF recent years the
Jew, who still possessed S,peco, decorated
it with prints and flowers, sreyideda table
loaded with refreshments, and exhibited 1t
to such Of his friends as might call to see
him. But, says the Jearish Messenger,
:" the great majority of American Jews (and
the remark will apply to other colintriesl
have entirely forgotten the Succo, and with
1t the pleasing recofIections that attach to O
proper observance Of the feast. Ii there
were any peculiar hardship in observing
this ceremony there might be some excuse
lin this enlightened age But this sen-
lIshtened age is also . very inconsistent
the Hebrew peIsHsion who exhibit Christ
mrs trees IN theR paRf5rs every 2Jth day
or December, and yet look with contempt
on such antiquated notions as the Succ0."
The Jews Of Richmond are more CON-
scientious.
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fcomm,un,c,a,e,,,I,Il,.

zlCOululu1tc1fed.llsf5ytfs
TIE BRlDeE--An ESpl landi;on. 1.-The u;ssf
patch OF Monday morning contains sfass.
ment ttat MN .Gs Taylor and his coz
Leagues: inInyloualiy, favored the proHosE
ell made to the ManchesfdP coulYnitfee. -. :
Thisis, 50 for, an error that Che nrecfsa
reverse Is true. The offer Was- that Ricb.
mond should build the bridge on the con.
dition that Manchester would annex her,
self to Richmond. The bridge to be paid
for, principal and interest, by d moderate
toll ON vehicles and animals only -Manches-
ter to have the right TO approximate to her
own exclusive benefit, for five years. any
tax she may raise. The bridge WasroughIy
estimated TO cost $3.50, ,000. This is, of the
lowest rating, the valuesof Manchester's
halfmile ofsnperb water.p the whole
of which would be absorbed into Rich.
mond by annexation. It was eortended in
argument that Manch chester would contribute
the far larger amount Of transit. This
being so, il results that as these figures the
town of Manchester was TO pay for the
ekasoI! eeidgs sEass fs M sIstlsss q aar sSr
has already, and has had for many years.
But when 1t Is stated the cost or q bridge
will not be more than S125, goo, 1t will be
seen that Manchester win really pay for the
bridge about three times over. This propo-
sition was ciyilly declined, and II was ad.
yersely discussed, though not as strongly
analyZed as it Is in this explanation. The
desire Of the committee and Of allthe citi-
2ens of Manchester, Is for q free bridge,
and the appeal was for aid In that. The
Councils committee oser q toll bridge.
MANCHESTER BnIpGE Committee,
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CHAMBER OF CoMMERcE.-A meeting Of
the Board of Directors Of the Richmond
Chamber of Commerce was held last eve
ming. Several very interesting reports from
committees. were presented, and among
them a report from the committee entrusted
with the disposition Of the funds contribu.
ted for the relief Of the sufferers by the Ca
lanity at the Capitol. This report is very
yoluminous, and contains in detail state"
ment of every case relieved, and the condi-
ton of the sufferer. One feature about
this report Of q most striking and COM
mendable character is that in the distribu-
tion Of sum amounting to about $4,000,
the whole sum incurred in the way Of eX-
pense attending the distribution is but
little over $aO0.
The general and sub. committees worked
with indefatigable zeal and industry, de-
voting their time day after day to the good
work, and not a dollar has been expended
for any other purpose than that for which
the fund was raised, except the small sum
of little over 5000, mentioned above, and
that was for indispensable clerks hire, in
compiling detailed reports, which are very
yoluminous, and other like expenses. We
shall publish in to-morrow's issue asynop-
sis Of the report.
It Is unnecessary for US to say that the
committee on the distribution of-the funds
made the most careful inquiries and eXami-
nation in each case where relief was neccs-
saly, and exercised the strictest impair
tiality and all possible discretion.
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POLICE CouRT-Justice j. j. White pre-
siding.-Christian Kingsley, charged with
assaulting and beating Benjamin Jacobs,
was fined 50.
Lewis Davis, charged with robbing the
storehouse of S. G. Tardy, was again called.
He was sent on for indictment, and bail re-
quired in $1,000 for his appearance. .s,.
John Mann (colored), for creating a dis
turbance in the Academy of Music, and re-
sisting the police, was warned and let OFT.
Charles Hill and Henry Lester (colored),
charged with having in their possession Il
lot OF tobacco, the property of DR.. Blair
Burwell. Case continued until the 18th.
Wilson Walker (colored), for stealing five
pounds Of meat from William Cuttings
worth. Case continued until this morning.
f. NJ. c. Turner, drunk and disorderly
in the street, and trespassng on the prem
ises of Johnston & Selden, was warned and
discharged. -,4
Jacob Shiyers (colored) charged with
shivering Jacob Walner's window-glass.
His mother was required to pay 81 fine.
Thomas Hayes, Robert Lacy, Thornton
Taylor, Henry Green, VIM. Blair, Jacob
johnson, Jack Hayes, and Georgeanna
johnson (colored), and John Holisman
(white), charged with ke6pinga disorderly
and ill-governed house, where gaming and
other unlawful acts were carried on. The
charge was not sustained, and the whole
party were discharged.
James Hill (colored), for exposing his per-
son in the street, and resisting thepolice.
Jim tried to come the spasm game, but was
required to give $500 security for his good
behavior. t,f.
Frederick Reynolds and Ferdenand n ew-
som (colored), charged with keeping an ILL
governed and disorderly house, and per-
mitting gaming with cards therein, were
discharged. ..
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AUCTION SALRs TH1s DAY.

GRURBs & WILLIAMS will sail ct ~ O'Clock the
"Law Building" on Franklin street.
W. GGDDrN viii sell at Il O'Clock NJ six.y-four
acres of farming land on the River road e!e-
ven miles below Richmond, near the Curtis
Neck estate. III .-i i
JOHN W. WRIGHT will soil at IL O'Clock on III b
street.-opposlte the First Market arch, hoote,
shoes. resdy-made clothing. &c. =; <s&55
FRANCIS T. IsBELL will FELL at q O'Clock two
story framed dwelling and los on Leigh street,
west of Buchanan Spring.
LYME d BROTHER will sell at o'clorka store
and dwelling on the west side OF h: street,
near-Ven able. g 1@ -
W. GoDDINwi sell az q O'Clock brick dwell
ing on Sd, tween Marshall aud Clay streets.
COCK LAuGHT0N will sell st 10 O'Clock
household furniture, &c. .mr
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sTEAM-Tge BURNED. Information has
been received here of the burning of the
steam-tug Triumph on Sunday, near Sandy
Point, on the river, about ninety mites
below the city. There were on beard OF
her. the Captain, Richard Blunt, Engineer
James Watson, two fremen, and cook
the three latter colored. She had large
tow at the time Of the accident, and it is
hoped that the rumor Of the loss of all these
persons is unfounded. Captain Nelson. with
another tug, left for the scene Of The. re.
ported disaster on Sunday night, and had
not returned at y late hour last evening"
The agents here tAiessrs. Currie u Coz have
heard no particulars.
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THE TARDY RoBBERY.--On yesterday
arraigned before the Police Justice on the
charge of entering the warehouse OF s. e.
Tardy & Co. on last Thursday night and
robbing it of about SIG0 worth Of goods.
Kate Davis was also arraigned for receiving
the goods. There was nothing TO criminate
Corr or Kate Davis, and they we're dis
charged. but recognized as witnesses.
Lewis Davis was sent on. A pair Of shoes
found on the premises OF Messrs. Tardy &
Co. the morning after the robbery were
found to tit Lewis exactly. This and other
suspicious circumstances led to his being
sent on.
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ERESH ARRIVALS.

The undersigned hegs To call the attention of
buyers 20 his entirely FRESH STOCK OF ARY
GOODS now in store and receiving. It is conf
dcnuy believed that no stock superior TO 1t has
been exhibited in this market since the war. 1t
has been selected with great care and with special
reference 10 the wants Of this community.
We invite particular attention TO the folio wing
lines Of FOREIGS and DOMESTIC F. BRICs,
which we src pr epaTtd 10 exhibit In large quantl-
Ties AID great variety:
MOURNING GOODS (ofeyery descrip:ionliu
ALPACAS,
BuMBAZIcES,
REP,
OTTOmANS,
TAMIsE CLOTHS,
MOUSEb1NS,
ME,RINOs, &c.
In DRESS GOODS our stock is really attrac-
tive, embracing all oil The LATEST NOFEL.
TIES, and Will be sold ia low as similar goods can
be bought anywhere.
We call spccisl attention 10 our large assor:-
mcnt OF CLoAKlAGS in Vel7c'. Velyetecus,
Cloths, &c Also, CLOAKS tready mace and IL
great variety, aud magnificent Iue of chswis.
CLOTHS and CASSIMERES, for men and boys,
OF botn foreign and domestic manufacture:
NERISO UNDERWEAR for lscie5 and gentle
men;
FLANNELs, CALICOES, LINsEYS,
BROWN aud BLEACHED COTTONS
IRISH LISENs,
HOSIERY,
HANDKERCHIEFs,!
G.OEES,
nfAi. and lAlI "aTl0H LACEs,
EMBROlrERIES, &c.
In fast, our stock is complete In every particu-
lar, and We cordially invite an examination by ali
IN want Of irsclsss goods at the lowest possible
figures JOHN n. WO0DF!N,
lllT Main ST. eet.
L. S.-Merchants visiting this city are invited to
examine our stock ind be convinced that we will
supply their wants at northern 1obbing rates.
Sc - I'm j. n. WUGDFlN.
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lFor the Dispateb.l

OCTOBER 10, 1870.
Messrs. Editors,-There We're so many
mistakes in the announcement in reference
to James NJ. Garnett, who was recently
elected president of st. Johns College, An
napolis, that i must beg leave to- correct
them. James NJ. Garnetts is, the, son Of
Theodore S. Garnet, Of Hanover, and the
grandson Of the Hon. James M. Garnett,
who lived and died ut Elmwood, in Essex
county. He Is first cousin of the late
Hon. NJ. r. Fl. Garnett, and his father is
first cousin to the Hon. r. N. I. Hunter.
languages in the college atAiexandria, La.
He has recently returned from Europe,
where he attended lectures In Bonn, Ber.
lin, and Leipsic. HANOVER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-11

TRIBUTE OF REspECT.-Daniel Stern, pro-
pretor Of etern's City Express, and o
popular and well-known citizen of Rich
moud, died on Saturday last, and was bu-
ried on Sunday afternoon. His funeral took
place ut the Hebrew Cemetery, and vas
very largely attended. The societies In the
procession were Loge Francals, No. SO, OF
MaSons; Marshal Lodge, No. u, lights
OF Pythias, and Rimmon Lodge, No 6S,
/. o. b. B. The Knights were nearly 900
strong in the line.
Dir Stern was man Of most amfable
disposition, and it is said that the disease
which caused his death was brought on by
his exertions to save the property Of others
at the time Of the flood His life wasin
sured for $1,000 In the Guardian Mutual, OF
New York. .---
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A DROWNED WOMAN WASHED ASHORE
Coroner's lInquest.-On Tuesday last the
body of white woman drifted ashore on
the Chesterfield side Of James river,
nearly opposite Westllam Furnace. The
authorities were notified, according to our
Information, but no inquest was held,
who lives on this side of the river,
took steps to have the body inferred. The
burial was about to take place when Jus
tice W. r. Martin and constable came on
the ground and held an inquest, with Henry
n. Hott as foreman of the jury. The ver-
dict was that the deceased came to her
death by drowning, and it was supposed
by the coroner and jurors that she was q
victim of the flood. --s.ff d III. a#B
The corpse was that of O rather portly
person, and there were indications Of ma
ternity. The clothing had been torn from
the body; but some fragments of the frock
were saved, and may lead to the identitica-
tion Of the remains. The shoes were leather,
and apparently new. The face was so dis
colored, and so much of the flesh had dis
appeared, that Identification by the features
is a matter of imposSiblity. There were
three rings OIL her fingers, one Of which
was gold, and the others were glltta percha.
The remains were placed in a pine coffin
and decently buried on the farm OF Mr..
James Patterson. The tattered dress, rings,
and shoes were preserved, and may he seen
at the constable's Office in Manchester. 1t is
hoped that the publicity given these details
will bring to the spot those who have miss
ing friends, and that the body of the de-
ceased may yet be laid by the side of the
dead of her family. ... .-.
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INTERESTING TO THE TOBACCO TRADE
The Richmond Price-Current, published
weekly, will be issued to-day. and will con-
tain the usual review Of the Richmond
market for the week.
Tomorrow October 19) the annual To-
bacco Circular will be issued. 1t will con-
tain full comparative tabular statements oil
inspections and stocks of Richmond, Pc
tersburg, Lynchburg, &C., and of exports
from Richmond for series OF years, and
other statistics illustrating the tobacco tiade
of Virginia. Prices for the latter are the
same as for the weekly Price-Current. Or
ders for both, will be received by p. G.
Coghlan, secretary Of the Corn and Flour
Exchange.
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DRY GOODS.
GREAT ATTRACTIONS AND IN
JUDGEMENTS.

We offer orc of the best selections Of DRY
GOODS in the city. combining excellence with
elcgs nce be iuy with utility novelty with variety
and everything at reasonable prices, thereby e n
curing bargains to all OF orr customers. a full
assortment OF
DRESS GOons,
F.ANSELa.
C.SSIMERIla.
LINESI,
CUTTONs,
yELvETEENe. SATINS,
WHITE Gt DDS,
SuAWLS, CLOAKS,
WATER-PROOF and SHAWL SUITS,
BALMJRAL and BOULEVARD SKIRTS,
BERLIN, SILK and KID GLOVES,
ENGLISH HOSIERY,
HEMSTITCHEt, EMBROIDERED and
LACE HANDKERCHIEFS,
RIBBONS, JET JEWELRY,
LISEN and LACE CpLLARS,
NAPKINS, TOWELS,
QUILTS, BLANKETS,
LADIES' and GENT's UNDERWEAR,
SHIsT FRONTS,
CAMsRIC EMBROIDERIES,
RUFF; IaGs, LAcES, &C. ..s.--s.---~rc- --~rc-
c,I is selected from our Grlends ard the pu :
lie In general.
WM. TIIALHIMTR & SONS,
6ol 3road street. corner 9Th street.
oc ll-cod kroad-street Dry Goods Emporium.
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9 ANNUAL MEETING OF THE METHODIST SUM-
DAY-SCHooL SoCIETY.-The annual meeting
Of this Society will be held at Centenary
Church tonight ut TX o'clock. Interesting
exercises may be expected. The President,
Richard Irby, Esq, will present his annual
report, and the election of officers for the
ensuing year will be held. The membership
of this Society comprise all the members Of
all the Methodist schools Of this city and
Manchester. %
The anniversary meeting of the Society
will be held at Centenary Church next Sun
day afternoon at 3H O'clock, on which oc-
c;lSion the exercises will be more than
usually interesting.
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.irerage attendance.

The Secretary read a letter from the Presi-
dent of the Union, kew. w. e. Hill, con-
tanning his resignation Of that office, occa-
stoned by removal from the city, The
resignation being accepted, it was decided
to be i'll order to elect successor to till his
dent Cone was selected, and Mr.. j.. j.
Grant elected to till the vacancy in the vice
presidency. -..-.
After singing and the offering of prayer,
the meeting adjourned to meet at the Third
Church on the second Monday in November.
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REVIVAL OF RELIGIoN.-Rev. A. e. Dick
inson has for two weeks been conducting II
protracted meeting at the Belyidere Baptist
Church, on Oregon Hill. in which thirty
persons have made profession Of religion.
On last sunday twelve united with the
church, and not less than fifty came for
ward for prayer. The meeting is spoken
in that portion of our city. Many Of the
converts are heads of families, and the ad-
ditions to the church have been from among
the best persons in the community.
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DRY GOODS.
TTRESH ARRIVAL. OF
n FALL. AND MlATER DRY GOODS


TTRESH ARRIVAL. OF
n FALL AND WlaTER DRY GOODS
AT JULIUS sYCLE's,
&3 Main street second door from corner 9th ct
atn receiving by every s.csrncr large lots Of
every description of DRY GOODS ard FANCY
GOODS which are selected with the creates. care
especially for This market. and bought Mt the low
est cash prices:
Dress Goods Of every description:
Empress Clo.h in su oaiors. from 50 TO 7Sc:
French Mcri.oe. IN all shades
Solid-colorcd Alpaca at CSC, very chcar:
EnElish Crown pnpl.D, 50, IS, aud 4oc. entirely
rlsid Popltns St &SA,.: g:cat bargain:
/ i>h and French fopln. In great variety;
ottoman Cloth and Rfps;
Nousitn pelaine at 2oc.:
Hack AlpscaS, from 35c. npwNrGs:
a"urntne Goods in great variety.
DOMESTIC GOODS.
-&Rleachc Cotton NJ l?;c., the best in the city
Catcccs II i@3c.. and IA low rs SC
Brown Cotton at sc.--verY good ut l2lc:
70 shectngs nj reduced prices
c*nson Flannel at lSc. per yard.
SHAwLS AND CLOAKISG.
CNinchili: Cioaktng IN the latest designs: a
Long and sqaaro Rrochc Shswls:
H."oiicn shAwls, from 81. .:5 upwards;
Misses Sh.wls. all sizes, from 75c. nDwards:
Bl@Sk SIX Nelre> warranted pure silk, for Closk.
Ing;
yelvet2ons, all colors, r, The lowest prices:
Ca&,,:n.rcs Cloth Doesklns, Cassinetts, to suit
MEMS and Soys' wear:
large lo: OF Blankets white and colored at re-
duccd prices.
WHITE GOODS.
Table and Pisno Covers,
M,rSci!les QllltS,
Ns;,g ia anu nuylcS, from 75c. per t!oz. upwards
TShi. b-mat X. from soc. upwards;
lsusicry aud Gloves:
e,zh "inhon, II great variety and latest styleS;
ipiy: Eiahop, sll widths
loo Scf. Lin II Camovic HsnCkeschiefs at 35c. per
dQXsn:
1C0 DO. tlILro "a soc. per d"2ca;
iGo so. ditto at s5c Ecr doEc".
W. c+Uspcclal attention to oUr stock of Gent s
Furnishing Goods which - always complete.
= II wc ask Is call and examination Of cur
stock, md you viii Had ths right good, u. thc
rt~h. prices. s'all Soau. JULIUS sYCLE.
oCS 93 Broad street. ID door below 9Th.
Closed Wednesday,, Oc'oh3- 5th, on account Of
holiday.
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BAPTIST SUNDAY-scHooL ASSOCIATION
The regular monthly meeting of the Bap-
tiSt Slmday-school Association was held at
the Baptist Church in Manchester on last
Sunday afternoon.
Vice-President w. Fl. Williams occupied
the chair; Otway D. Browne, secretary.
The exercises commenced with prayer bv
Kew. II. II. Harris, and singing by the Sun
day school Of the Manchester Church. The
monthly and quarterly reports of the schools
were presented as follows, viz:
1ToofLyy poporf !.
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4 A WARNING TO ILLEGAL WoTEas.-John
Baker (coIored) was tried yesterday in the
SHmstinss Court on the charge of Illegal re-
sgisfering and voting at the election In MAY.
He was convicted and sentenced to five dol
lars fine and twelve months in jail. His
counsel, Messrs. Fl. "A. and j. s. Wise. gave
notice of motion for new trial.
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T.rsr OF UNAVAILABLE LETTEgs REMAINING
~ THE RICHMOND Posi-. OFFICE OcT. 10, 1870.
Miss Louisa Mitchell, Mr. Richard Perry,
:John sherer, Ecklie Noble, Richmond. !;
CoI. John n. Clarkson, Kanawha Court
honse: Miss j. Watkins, Staunton; Miss
Iennie Cottrell, Amelia Courthouse Capt.
q a. johnson, Ackron Post-ottice, Md
Messrs. C. A. Gambuil d Co., Baltimore,
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e MRS. J. K. CAsKIE.-The remains of Mrs.
7: II. Caskte, widow Of the late Recorder
Caskie. of Richmond, reached here yester-
day evening by fhe Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad. Mrs. Caskie died ut Staunton on
last Thurs lay. 81
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THE Cry ELEoF1os.--Although Judge
Guigon has ordered an election tor certain
city officers on the sth Of November, it is
generally believed that no election will
6e held, Messrs. Neeson and Crump, coun-
seI for all the city officers, have had . copy
of the record In the recent contested
election y case made up, and will present q
petition to the Court OF Appeals on tE e y st
day of its next term fer writ OF pfohlbl-
I 49,.
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81 WAS CURED, IMMEDIATELY by your Cow
oUEBoR after suffering with chlls for six months.
,l's = r. W. sToRRs.
The CoNQUERoR Is sold at Woop & SONS new
drug store, 9th and Main streets. t,sJr.
See other certificates.
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RESIGNATION. OF A SEsAToR.--krank, w.
Haskell, Senator from Gecklenburg, has
sent in his resignation to Governor sVaikef. ?,
and ii has been accepted. Mr. HsskeI mas
not been in his seat this session.