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2uLIcE CorET.-Iu udge Good assumed
,he judicial ernire again. on Saturday.
aai iished out even-handei justice 10
,Uo disorierlies and one plain drunk.
James Davis. for using loud and
abusive language to John DALEY, was
anei 81 and costs. Which he paid it.
James will learn better than TO keep his
throttle valve 30 wide open hereafter,
and to avoid more than three thousand
ynunds ,cats pressure 10 the square
inch.
Samuel Patterson Is the name OF an
Oh time galoo, from down the river
somewhere. Sammy was iearfully
owley abort ) o'clock Saturday morn
Ing, and made such a jolly and com
plete old nuisance of himself, thai
Officer Exley was obliged to lock hin
up. He was fined 81 and costs
George Long was arrested on Frida!!
evening about g o'clock drunk and OF
horseback in Centre Wheeling. Hews.
making good deal of noise, and wheE
Officer Detwiler requested him to stol
his yaup and go homeF he ndefed tn
law and its officers. he was tined );
and costs 'fh'
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ELECTRICITY Electricity :!

PROBATE Bv>lNE,s-Durinc the past
week the following probate business was
transacted 10y Reconicr Woois;
The last will and testament o, Lvah
Martin, late OF Ohio county, deceased,
was admitted TO probate and record, and
James VI. Baird. Vim. II Wadile, Geo,
Mathers and John Miller were appoint
ed commissioners TO appraise her per
sonal estate.
Robert 6. Barr was appointed eXecu-
tor of the estate OF Leah Martin, deceas-
ea. Bond 5000.
Sarah Hess was appointed guardian
Of Herman Hess, jr., child and heir OF
Herman Hess, sen. Bond $1,000.
Thomas Wilson was appointed ad
ministrator of the estate Of Alva IL,
Leslie. deceased, late Of Newcastle, Pa,
Bond $1,000
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The beneficial effects OF these Bit
ters can be attes;ed by thousands
who have used them and ac.now,-
edge them superior 10 any thing OF
the kind ever before offered to the
public
As a sure cure for Diarrhea, Loss
Of Appetite, Fever and Ague, Cho.-
era MorDus, Co5c, Dyspepsia, Gen
eraI Debility or Nervous Headache,
this medicine has no equaI Il IS
especially recommended to persons
travelling, as tending to counteract
the effects Of a change Of water
These Btters should be found
upon the Side-ooard Of every family
as well as the Bar Of every we..-regu-
Iated Hotel.
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Trustees Sale.

By VIRTUE OF \ DEED OF
S~@S Trust Gat.-l the u day ui Ap.il. \. D.
E1SA l>sS. recorded In the Recorders ofiioe
= OF Weizel county, West Virginia. IN
by Elwdri SpIuug, Albert RuedlugrT. Au-
gust SChmuCk and Rudolph Eng!ehaTt,
Trustees Of the Cun0uri Association, Ia The
undersigned Trustee. will, on SATJ RDAG.
the 9Th day Of JUNE y. l.. lS.U, al the front
door OF the Court HOu~a of Wrtzsl county,
in the town of New MaTtinSville, offer for
sale 10 the highest bidder the following par
c,l or trac- OF Land lying al the junction Of
Fishing Creek and the Ohio River in the
township Of Magnolia, county Of WetZe!
and state OF West Virginia, bounded a. iOi-
lows, tO-wlt:-Beginulng at the mouth "i
Fishing Creek. thence down the phio River
with the meandeTS thereof and binding
thereon =. II W. l>s poles, ;. y W. ID
pOies TO JameS {. larnall'S line, ihchcc part
" with said line =. - +. - poles TO hlck-
ory, thence :. ~ W. 3 poles 10 Lynn and
Ash. thence =. D. r. = poles In stone pile,
thence y. D E Isl p0le> 10 stone in a sip,
thence =. O. J.. ~ poles 20 pointers where
the locust corner formerly stood. thence y.
- W. lyN poles 10 a sycamore on the cree
bank. thence down the creek with the me-
andeTS thereof y. = ". o poles. y. II W.
3 poles. y. = r % po,eS. y. II r. u pole.
ii pUly>. y. II W. - poles, Y. - W. pole.
y. - W. 10 poles, y. ~ ". luO poles Ia III.
place O; Notwithstanding 90 six hun
lred and forty aCre-S- more or leSS-b-lEg the
same tract Of land formerly owned 10y Rob
err W. Cox. The aforesaid Deed of Trust
was made 10 secure 10 Robert W. Cox III"
payment OF six p!OmiSsOEy notes.-the hr>i
Tor S3u1. payable September lSt, l>,S, the
remaining five notes Tor SJUU each. payable
September -, ls70, ISL. lS1-- 1873 and 49,
bearing interest from April lst,
IS5i. payable annually, OF which said sums
Of money the said S5JDJ only has been paid.
without the interest. The said sale will b.
made To enforce the payment Of $3.50 OF in
iertSt due April IL, lS5u, which with interest
thereon Ia the day uf sale viii amount "a
sIJ-.iI sale 10 b. for cash a. 70 ~ much
- Will pay ofT the sid slJst.IJ and the cu>,>
OF this sale. The first SJNJ after this 20 l..
cy!Igucel by note wiki good persona! >ecu-
.3Iy. The remainder ol the purch.is. InOhe!
tU t,. secured by lien Oh the land.
GED. r. BOYD. Trustee.
NEW MNRTISSyILLE- APul -. Is'1.
aTr--
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b:s FOR EUEoPE-Our late worthy
.ai mo-, efficient Street Commissioner,
stephen Clark, Esq. Tor the past forty
.rars one Of ou- most valued and eDer-
geiic citizens, will saii on THURSDAY
.rxt Nav 18th. from New York, in the
Cuuari steamer Tariia, for Europe Mr.
lark purchased his ticket from the
runaEi agency Of Thos o Brien, in this
city Hcinforms IL that he will be at
sell, about three months. We wish
him q pleasant VOYAGE and iavoring
'reezr~ and a happy return TO hi home
AMI III many and warm friends in this
e.,v
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MISCELLANEOUS.
In the Municipal Court Of
Wheeling.
Dewey, Vance & Co

Dewey, Vance & Co.
Frank J. ROthackeT q al.
NOTICE i HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
pursuant 10 a decree made and entered in
the above cause by said Court, at the Feb
rusry term thereof. will. aS special Com
missioner. sell on saturday the Fh day OF
April. ls1b, al public auction, AZ the trpnt
door Of the Court Hou~C OI Ohio county. the
following described real estate. commonly
known a. -ROjhscEeT'S Brewery 20 vii ::
The south half OF Lot No. -. situate on east
side oi Market street. hTtween jefferson and
Adams street ii The clIy Ot Wheeling.
Said sale was dec.CyI by said Court in
order:
~. To enforce a certain deed of trust
made by Frank J. ROthackyr and .EliZah--th
ROthGcEeT, his wife, in favor Of samuel +.
Black rs trustee. dated September 3th. I>jk
now OF record in the Recorders offi0e of
Ohio county. WeSj Virginia. in nsi Book
No. :, conveying the above described prop
eTty in trust 10 secure the sums included in
ten notes. payable to Francis Hcgurr. or
oTJlar. all bearing date October Isl INbk The
amounts aud times of payment OF the same
being a. follows: one ioT SD. payable April
Isl. l>lI: one tU- SSS. payable April lSt. !$N:
ONE for SIS payable April lSt, iS5.; one for
Sig7. payable April III. l$jS: one for Si76.
payable April ~. lNtE one for S+Dl, payable
April lSt. l~3- one Tor SiH. payable April
lSi. lS6l: one FOR SIR payable April 1T, lSc&
!Or S51l, payable April -. l~oi. The deb,
secured by. said derd j. entitled 70 credits
amounting. principal and interee; NJ uv;n-
her 1t. la, 10 $6+jl.gti, and the amount
OF principal and interest claimed 10 D. due,
unpaid and secured by said deed Of trust.
for which sale will b. made. i sion, with
interest from October lSt. l>e, due 70 j. y.
Camden. q surviving executor oi Lewis
S;eenrUd. deCe2SAi.i 81. To satisfy, out oi
the prDCsyLis Oi said sale, SuDdry Judgment
liens upon the equitable interest OF said
RothacSer in said property.
The terms OF sale Eyill b. one-third OF the
purchase money cash in hand and the re-
mainder in two equal instalmeUts, payable
in six and twelve months frum the day OF
sale, with interest thereon from said day;
said deferred payments being secured by
the purchaser giving his bonds for the Stme
with good personal security and by 'hcJ!;!c
being retained until the same are RS!d.
ALFRED CALDWELL
Special Commissioner.
The above sale has been postponed until
WEDNESDAY, MAY 18th. lN7y, al 10 o'clock
VI ATFRFD 4 Al DWELL
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CHILDREN POISONED. The children
al John Dickinson, who lives on Second
street between Chapline and Eoff streets,
were poisoned on Saturday by eating
poke-rcol They were seriously i'll for a
time but by the application Of the
proper remedies were out OF danger Sat
u-iay night.
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HrnK PrErlaxr-(ieorre Metz. q

the Seventh Ward, has our thanks for
,alaple ofrhe monster pieplant raised
Nv him Itmeasures four feet in length
and the stalk is two and half inches
in diameter. We think it is the largest
w ever 7aw this early in the season.
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ulrrAGg At BELNoNT MmL-uu
Saturday morning. between AMI >
o clock, sone demon wes} 10 the Be-
mon, Mil AMI commeirei throwing
stones q; the men engaged at work
there \ toy named Burke was hit on
the head hy one Of the mis>ils Favored
~ the is-kne,, the perpetrators Of the
outrage escaped. Emboldenei 10y their
success in the morning an attempt 10
repeat the oiense was made at night,
about dark We hope the parties who
committed ,Li- assault may be caught
and made TO suIier 10 the full extent o.:
the law
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THE limitations Of one and two dollar
Treasury notes have just begun 10 cir
culate. They are well executed, ami
viii need close watching.
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TELEGRAPH SUMMARY.

ONO. on frl0ay night
The rooms Of the Shoe and Leather
Association al Boston were dedicated,
Saturday.
SIX men convicted oil petty larceny,
were publicly whipped Saturday at
Wilmington. Del
Hon. Franklin T. Backus, an emf
merit LAWYER Of Cleveland, Ohio died
Saturday morning.
General O'NeiI LEFT New York. Sat
uriae, to concentrate the Fenian forces
for an expedition to Red river
The American Equal Rights Assococi-
alton has transferred it, books, etc. to
the Union Women's Suffrage AssOcia-
ton
\ large number OF Congressmen and
| citizens, with President Grant, indnlged
] in pleasure rip down The Potomac
yeSterday.
The Athletic tase tall club ri Phila-
deIphia, defeated the Pa-,iine club oi
Baltimore Saturday afternoon. Score.
b to 10.
Rel Wood Fisher, oi Denver City,
Colorado, q superior and highly re-
specteI citizen. was killci on Thur iay
hv runawa. tsam.
About 2v0J colofei citizens living
along the Pacific Railroad celebrated
the ratification Of the Fifteenth Amend
meat. Friday, az Sedalia, No
= book edition ofthe McFarlaait-iai
la, been i-sue.i. There are orders already
f0r -, 600 copies. Mrs. Richardson !
seriously il. OF fever at Wooi-iic
The death of Theodore Clay. -ou OF
Hon. Henry Clay. who for aity wears
has been an inmate OF the Lexington,
Ky. lunatic a>ylurn i announced
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The Hon. John P. Hale will return
from Europe about the last OF this
month. He has spent considerable
time on the continent and returns much
improved in health.
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PtrEE WILLIAMSON, of Belmont couu-
". ohio, = among the wounded by the
late collision on the Pacific railroad.
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\ HrGE ScAEE-On Friday afternoon
gentleman not wholly unconnected
with teachin. the "yodng idea how to
shoot purchased q bust OF Franklin
and ordered il sent home II was given
in charge Of Il Young lad who works In
the store where it was purchased, and
jns; after dark the boy rang the door
bell at the residence Of the purchase.
As the door was orened,- he raised the
bust at arms length, when from the
Young LADY who opened the door came
such q succession of screams as were
enough to waken the dead. Her
screams brought Others. who, seeing the
white face OF Franklin staring in at the
it-or, q, once went TO CRYING ghost AID
screaming. forming a grand chorus Of
glo>, and screams until the proprietor
arrived aul took the innocent cause oi
the alarm into the house.
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X. l. K. PIcNc.-AltLough the al
tendance on the r;cnj, gwen hy the
K...lr> ~ tie Unknown Ring, AZ the
Far Grounds. on SATURDAY was not a.
We. attended n We expected 10 see It,
ye, 4uile large crowd was out, and
they ,r,me,l to enjoy themselves hugely.
The mulv race wa> not y successful as
i there had been more entire, but two
auiuals showing for the prize, as fol
low The Marquis Of Hastings en-
terrell ;ho,Uushhred jennct Dexter sired
iy u,i Drx and damned hy everybody.
Lorlkuuwsw ho entered thoroughly
Blind mule American Boy, he ty Sew
vu'y--.x. :. 1. Revolution. The ami
mu.,, soi OF in good shape, Dexter
leading about three quarters OF an inch.
When ihey goi aiom half WAY round
hr laid down to r,->r, thus winning the
heat and the race. Time two hours
and thirteen minutes.
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PREPARE yourself for business BY at
tending the National Business College.
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At'hselius gesister.
rS- Harkt Reports on Third Page.
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

EIK lE.gIn ELECTRICITY!
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The above sale has been postponed until
WEDNESDAY, NAY 18th. lNTu, al 10 o'clock
\. VI. ALFRED tALDW ILL
aprll Spacia! COMMISSIONS.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Senator CamerOn-Thc Removal OF
Cabinet Officers Demanded EIecs
tion Returns.
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DIsrAT

WASHINGTON, d. c., Nov. 10, 1870.
Senator Cameron, recovered from the
effects of his late illness, is here again in
the interests Of Pennsylvania.
1t is understood that politicians from
Pennsylvania and other Radical States de-
mand the removal of Creswell and Fish
from the Cabinet, on the grounds that they
represent States hopelesSlr Democratic,
while Pennsylvania, which stands up to
the Administration, has no consideration
from the President. No one need be SUR
prised should Fish and Crcswcll both re-
sign before January lst.
The following has just been received here
BIZ the National Democratic Committee:
"CuIcAGo, Nov. i0.-lf the election re-
turns continue to come in in the way they
have Yesterday and to-day, the Democratic
State ticket is elected. The Senate Is Re-
publican, but the House is Democratic.
We have gained four, and possibly FIVE,
Democratic congressman, not including
Stoughton and Anderson, who were elected
as indcpendent>again the regular Radical
nominees. TIAoN.
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TELEGRApHIC NEWS.
New York ssocn AND, ygouor rxarn.

SS" aura SsocN aHu money Market.
NEW YoRK. Nov. lo--Noon.--stocIs stronf
Gold. iioa Monev, 400 per cent sterling-Long,
lcsl shoIt, 1921. s.2o'e, "a, 1885,
. Erentag.-Money 4sls per cent. Sterling, 1904
&'oef, sold. llel1tlCs. United States bonds
closed firm. Southern sec rrittcs dull except new
south Cardinals, which are very strong and nc
tvN.
NGht.--MnneT .y'y Dlscnuata. 7fss per cent.
Cold opened active al iIC6. advanced To llnf, end
declined again TO the opening figure hut rallied
before the close. and closed at llo8Illos Gov
crnmenta opened steady: light sales until noon,
wrtr proposals to TIE amount Of IL 900, 900 G
accepted NJ prices near the market rates. and
BOMBS put we 1t look. The market. however,
closed nru-lse?s, lost 1878 lo7i 1861, lo7s
new, iG9f lse7's loas; 1865, 1924 lo4os, 1904
Southern securities: Tennessee s's, o. new. 90.
Virginia e's, "a; new, a3s, North Carolina IS
Az: new, %. lontsi.na Is. Il: new, CO; Icvee,
a., = So. s.. alabama S. 100: SIS, 10 Georgia
Gs, 81; IS, Of. South Carolina 6's, 81 new, 729.
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STEAMERS

EAMES RIVER STEAMBOATSsiIMa
~ CnMPASY.-F Q K NORFD. X snss
PORTSMOUTH, AND ALL REGULAh LAND
iNGS or THE 1853 RIVER. The fast anc
elsgaut United States mail steamer
JOHN SYL v & I r X,
Captain u. G. CLIFFORD,
leaves conpanV's wharf at Rockets for the
atovc-naru.i places on MONDAYS, WEDFFs.
DAYS, aud FRIDAYS, IL HALF-PAeT SIX
O'CLOCK 4. NJ, and returns on Tuesdays,
Thursdays, aid Saturdays. --
Passrligers arrive III Norfolk in time to con-
rect with steamers for Baltimore and points
North.
rival OF steamer. earn
Fare TO AorfOik............,
Excursion tickets to Norfolk and return. LOO.
iberal arrangements made for EVENING EA-
CURSIONS. 81
Freight received Tuesdsys. Thursdays, and ga
turdays, for Norfolk, Portsmouth, Boston, Bait.
more nd principal laEdin.s on chesapeake bay,
and all regular landings on James river az REA-
Ss.NAB!IE RATES. Freight received from A.
Freight for way landings must be prepaid.
l.. b. TA1UM. General Agent
sci Office. COmpany's wharf.
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Lynchburg Markets.

Nov. o. -Apples.-Green, e barrel, sl75Gl2 so !:
dried, pared, q H., 3@7c,
Apyie Brdndy.-->ld, $l.so4s2; new, Sl.40D
$l.5t.
acknowledgements, la0l2oc.
BMs,.. ENcs l. :, aud Dtf; ;, ssaoO@2sc.
rSrE. "Whites $I9sl.o5 yellow and mixed, 90
6l95c. -
FlSur.-Fine, *a.75@s5; superfne, seg$s.a5
eatca, se.5O9M; family, $s@ss.
Fed.hers.- Live gpuse, 659l70c.
Iron.-Country bar, q 100 u.s., 45d5Ic.
OATS Per bushel Of 80 lbs a54gss:
Untons.-per bushel Of 81 MS, GO9eoc.
Peaches.-Dried impaired q D., 54sc.; pared,
l0@l5.
Rdgs.--Linen and cotton, saa tas:,
Tul1op.-Tl ID, l3@!4c.
Wheat.-Ns IT, 81: s@sl.do; red, Sl.lo@sl.:5.
Wool Is he'd, $50 60c.; INV ished, 2eU 35c.
Whisky -KectiueI, Sl..5 Slas; pure Yng mia
rnnnn.nin Va &26nSa So.
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An1srEnvrEw wrrH .Apo,rox.

New YORK, Nov. 10.-A correspondent of
the Herald has interviewed Napoleon. He
said that he was not betrayed, but the dis
aster was the result of mutual and gene
raj self-deceptlon. Napoleon bas little am
bition Of his own, and still less for his sons
restoration. He thinks the Prince Ilnpe.
rial would be happier In private station.
He hates the Republic, but loves France,
and thinks she NEEDS peace. He has no
property in America, and but little else
where.
FOREIGN NEWS.
LONDON, Nov. 10.-To-day's war dis
patches report important French successes
around Paris, including the capture of sew
eral Prussian camps. Garibaldf, it Is stated,
has been again victorious, and routed 5000
Prussians.
The latest news from the army Of the
Loire reports three days fighting without
decisive result.
TouRs, Nov. 10.-The French have been
successful in series Of engagements near
Orleans, and are pressing towards Paris.
FRENCH REPORTS OF VICTORIES,
Tours, Nov. 10.-The Prussans hastily
evacuated Orleans yesterday, and left their
sick and wounded. They were strongly
entrenched at Colomiers, and were dis
lodged with heavy loss, retreating to An
thenay. The french moved forward to
Seminy, which they will hold until the
army Of the Loire advances.
The newspapers Of Lille announce that
Gen. Bourbaki has not resigned, and has
organized large force.
AUSTRIA.
FLORENCE, Nov. 10.-The Austrian Gov
eminent has officially approved the Italian
policy at Rome.
AN IMPORTANT" BATTLE.
Tours, Nov. 10.-The battle at Moiche-
noir was more important than at first re-
ported. The Prussians lost $50 killed and
100 prisoners. The French behaved excel
lently.
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Norfolk Mark cts,

Nov. g. C0tton.-He note saleA OF 30 bali g lc "
mlddliug at &c.. ard Is lies 90. AT 1lsc. The re-
ceip.s u day ale ISL bales. txpOr,s. liz b les.
stock IN hand, 42s taller. I he weeks receipts
u. his port l. OF up 100 bales, and the sales Hg-
greg lie abOu' Ito bales.
VheGt.-; here IS qIott lie change in prices
which We nauc at u. 2JGbl for viii e, and 81 10
0Sl.55 for red.
corn Thing doin9. Very small parcels OF
new reaching here sell u 6oc., or thereabouts.
Peanuts. Sales 1T IL. IS for good s0 to s0c. Tor
f,ir and Few hundred bushels Of good old al
CO.. and common and infel Tor At range OF 50
10 75c. ,, -.
Eggs.- zen hundred dozen sold at soc. &c.
m ma quick
Beet cattle. -s:les Of 70 head Of good country at
Rags Sales of 3 600 pounds at a5c. for good cct-
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Riot at D0naldsonvfIle, Lathe Ne.
sroes Burning the Town.

New ORLEANS, Nov. 10.-The evening
papers publish exciting news from Donald.
sonville. A negro mob, 500 strong. is re.
ported to be in possession of Judge VIM. G.
Lanes place; and Mark Schonberg. Mayor
of the town, is reported killed. The whites
who could not escape were imprisoned.
The rioters threaten to burn the town and
hang several prominent citizens.
The officers Of the steamboat Allen, which
passed Donaldsonyille at IL o'clock last
night, report the place on fire.
These reports create great excitement
here. A call is published, with $50 sigma
lures, under the caption of Citizens oil
New Orleans, come together. Donaldson.
vile is in flames. Cur citizens are being
murdered. Let us meet in Canal street to.
night at O'Clock to devise means for our
nrntectinu.V
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-11
CEMETERY COM

III PANY.--&t full meeting q. the B"ar' OF
Directors OF Hollywood Gem terry Company ON
the It'll october, 1870, the following letter irGn
Colonel Thomas Ii. Hills "as communicated:
"RICHMoSD, May Is, 1870.
"To the Directors q the Hotlncood Cemetery
Company: $500
.GciiiIrGen,-I. being ny purpose to leave
Richmond to reJiGe In The city of Chicago. l
herepy resign The Office OF President of the h"l.
lywoud Cemetery Companf. An ohic!al aS@ociS-
ton OF nearly twenty three years Win this enter
prise, during Which time l 1--we seen II grown
from It's original sugs esiion THROUGH early picu-
dice and opposition. IL It's present faE0ritisni Win
the community. and J may almost say, lls ma
tOnai repntar ion, has str ngly attached me u u
and its fortunes bur especially 10 those OF !t5
from the begitn,lg <. Launching the departure OF
III fse who SAT his career VIII U.s. ana len
GERM. To the survivors and 20 eaca OF you, Rcntie-
ne: my strnHs. wi she, Ms Il / lend,
-, aln. WITH h!3a respect ana esteem, very tfuF
And his resi.nati. n sccsp:ed: ~heu WILLIAM
II HhyALL was elected PIesident. a'.i the follow
Ing ros lltiIns unanin"usly ~dopted:
: "ReSOlrcd By 4 change or e;ldence Of Colohei
Thou IS ii. P,liis late Pre- icont OF Hollywood
we have lost most valuable ofhcer, wac, Nv LIS
a4g.duity. eGic,sucy, ~no uronnlty not only pre-
reryyu iha p-t:ein OF bis associates but Eon lne
kudest fvgat d. OF 81, those with HON, Ill ne 1'5
cage OF his official duties, he was brought Iiio
contact
Resolrsa, That p. copy Of this resolution be
Forwarded l. Colonel Ellis, au0 her copy thereof,
with his letter Of resignation. &c published IN our
Resolpsd. That all future purchasers or lots,
requested TO use granite Gu: bhg am dispense lib
iron railing. as we think will add to beaatify n9
0ctober IL 1870. oc 10 eaw3w