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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-06-14

Thirty years have elapsed since tho intro.
duction Of Davis Pain Killer TO the public, aud
yet at the present time IL is more popular and
commands n larger sale than ever before. It's
is not confined TO this country alone ;
all over the world its beneficial effect in curing
the'"ills that flesh is heir to-" arc acknowledg.
ed and appreciated, and as Pain Killer its
fame is limited TO no country, sect or race, has
never beene cqualcd by any medicine In Europe
or America.
II is sold by all medicine dealers.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-06-14
Puget Sound.
THE OLYMPIA TRANSCRIPT,
A WEEKLY JOURNAL,
Devoted TO the Material Interests of WASH
ington Territory.

The TRANSCRIPT Is Ow In the Fourth Year Of
publication, aud will cndeavOr to serve, as hereio-
fore the public usefulness as exponent VI the best
intrcsts of The Territory A prominent feature of
the paper will be the collection and publication Of
statistics and descriptive articles relating TO the
Territory or in any way tending TO the deve lopment
fits great natural resources and wealth. All infor-
nation concerning the progress, growth and settle
ment Olthis portion Of the tNew Northwest, that II
obtalnabe through reliable correspondents and other
sources, will be given. Since the beginning OF the
Northern Pacific Railroad surveys an extraordinary
inquiry has sprung mp for this kind Of information
and Il will be the constant aim Of tho paper to it's
fy as far as possible this inquiry.
The columns Of the TRASs0BIPT will contain art
ces on all subjects Of Importance National Terrific
rial, political, as well as descriptive In fpolItcs,
while 1t will, as formerly, support Republican prin-
cpes, It will be independent Of any party discipline
and political trickstcrs and advocate honest and COM
petent men for position.
In local matters, digest Of everything Of interest
will be given at all times. A synopsis Of news from
all quarters OF the world of the latest tecgraphc
dates, with market and shipping reports will also be
found In It's columns. s,-
Terms Of Subscription
Per year, in advance, 70; six months, 50; single
copies l2i cents. n-s.-
ADVERTISING AT, REASONABLE RATES
f. T, GUNN, Proprietor,
Olympia, Washington Territory.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-06-14

IT became necessary for Nc,
Collister & Woolfey Of Circle
vile to ''come ont on the
square" and declare that they
"controlIed" the Herald
Dom Piatt is after the two
"heathens."
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-06-14

The Grammar School.

The following is n list of
the grades of the pupils in the
Grammar Department of the
Macarthur Union School, with
their grades in department for
the last month.
GLASS GAD
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-06-14
Monday, the 18th Day Of July A, D.
1871,

at the hour of 3 oclock T. N. of said day, the
following described premises, to-wit:
"A part OF the Southwest corner Of the North
east quarter of Section Number Twenty five of
Township Number Eleventh 40 Range Num-
ber Seventeen Q7l and especially described as
the tract Of land fifty l5O) feet in width running
diagonaly from point Twenty. (25 feet
North OF tho line surveyed by $. W. Stone for n
Railroad from Flnton Station to Vinton Fur.
mace where said line interSectS the west line of
said quarter Sectl0n thence running South.
east parallel TO said survey but Twenty. five
(25) feet north Of said survey which said line
running as aforesaid is to be the centre Of the
strip or tract of land herein conveyed Also
three l3l acres and five Coy rods being stripor
land Vhirty-iiye C$) feet wide from tile centre
of tile railroad track Of the Vinton Furnace and
Coal Co. of 0hios Railroad OH each side of said
railroad track from the centre located in the
North west quarter dissection Number Twenty.
five (25) Township Number Eleven IN \ Range
Number Seventeen O7,) In Yinton county, ohio.
Also the Railroad Iron and Ties located on the
lb0ve described rear estate supposed to be two.
thirds of Il mile In length.
Taken as the property of the Vinton Fur
mace a. Coal Co. of Ohio 10 satisfy am execution
issued from the aforesaid Court In favor Of Cor.
nelilis Karnes.
Appraised at Three Thousand and -Four Hun
dred Dollars (s3, ,iOO) and must bring two-thirds
OF that sum.
Terms OF Salc.-CaSh in hand.
DANIEL BOOTH,
Sheriff Vinton County.
GR0GHAN 4 BRATToS, Atty's for PIN.
/ June II. I87i-bw
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-06-14
Selling CheaD.

The people will find when they
90 to Zaleski, that WILL & Co. are
selling Goods of every kind at very
low rates.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-06-14

THE July rumbcr Of Balous
Magazine is full of light reading,
just such as all must fancy. 1t is
the magazine to interest everybody.
Published by Thomes & Talbot,
G3 Congress Street, Boston, Mass,
at Is cents per copy, or $3.50 per
year. Just try it one year.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-06-14
g HERIFFS SALE.
State of Ohio, VintOn County.
James McNeal, Plaintiff,

State of Ohio, VintOn County.
James McNeal, Plaintiff,
against
James " Douglass Defendant.
In Vinton County Court of Common Pleas
Execution.
Pursuant to the command of an execution in
the above cause issued from the Court of Com.
mon Pleas of NintOn county, Ohio, and to me
directed rs Sheriff of said county, will offer at
public sale, at the door of the Court House, in
the town Of Macarthur, iu said Ninton county,
on
Monday, the 18th Day of July, A,
D, 1871,
at tho hour of o'clock 7. NJ. of said day, the
following lands and tcncmcnts, tO-wit:
ln-lot No. FOrty-Fiye (ij) in the Town of
WilkesVillc, Ninton county. ohio.
Taken as the property OF James n. Douglas to
satisfy an execution of the aforesaid Court in
favor of James McNeal.
Appraised at Seven Hundred and Fifty Dol
lars andmuSt bring twO-thirds of that sum.
Terms of Sale.-Cash In hand on day of sale
DANIEL BOOTH,
Sheriff Vinton County.
j.. a. BRATT0N, Atty for Pm.
June II, 1s7l-5w
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-06-14

HENRY REYNOLDS sent us a spoci-
men of the Early Rose Potatoes of
this years growth-the largest we
h ave seen.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-06-14

TT SHOULD Read the UNION SPY, Mil
u itary Drama, published by JOHN l.. PAR
KER, woburn, Mass, Sent prepaid TO any ad-
dress for 10 cents.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-06-14

o. T. GuNNlG and Mrs. LUcRETIA
STRONG were married last Wednes-
day evening:
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-06-14
Guardians Notice.
Probate Court, VintOn County, Ohio.

Is Hereby given that Thomas Woay.
IN or, Guardian Of Margaret A. Basford, mi
ner and heir Of Enos Basford, deceased, has
Hled his account with bis said Ward. for par
tial settlement; and that tho same Is set for
bearing on the0th day OF July, 1871. at 100 clock
june 81, lsil-iw Probate Judge.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-06-14

ClcVeland, COIun1buS, CincinnotI and
Indianapolis Railway.
l ls44 3st @ ss lEgsssE...Sst.
on and after MONDAY, May 2sth, 1871, Ex.
press Trains will EEAvE COLUMBUS AMI
CISESTLINEand ARRIVE ut points named be-
low, as follows:
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-06-14
office Of President and Gen. Supt. NJ
tIncinndti, HHmjttOm aud DtytOn,

NtWUtWHTtI TI'IW'UIUI HFI .IIItYTUHi 7
DdytOH and Airhigdn,
Cincinnati Richmond aud thicrgo RdiLrodds,
Cincinnati, JHRe3 1871,
Tnos b. DAVIS, McARTHUR--Dear Sir: Yours
of the 7th inst. duly received and contents no.
ted.
In reply would say that twill afford me much
pleasure 10 pass the Veterans Of 1872 over these
roads at any time they may wish omake an
Excursion excepting on or about the 4th of
July, when every car we can spare is engaged
for pic mics, &c.
Please give me timely notice so that we may
be prepared.
Yours Respectfully,
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-06-14
MONDAY, the 18th Day of JULY
A. D. 1871,

ut the hour Of l O'clock p. NJ. of said day, the
FlVe-tllirteenths of the following described
premises, to-wit:
Beginning at the Northwest corner of the
Northeast quarter " Section Number Six (G)
Township Number Nine (9) Range Number
Nineteen 49, of Congress Lands; and thence
running East on tlle North line of said section
sixty four and one-haIf ,6i1&) Rods to Il stone
thence West n deg. South Seventeen and one.
hali (l1I2) Rods TO stone at the head of q large
thOroughlarc; thence running down tire thor
ougilfare bank in Soutl.westerly direction
with the meanderS thereof taking OF of the
thorougliarc bank u sufficient quantity of land
Tor q private road to q high bank 1lty three
lS3) Rods to stone; thence with said bank
having room for Il road twenty one (2l Rods
to stone and thence North Twenty seven (27l
kods to tho place Of beginning. Said lands are
situated in Nlnton county, Ohio.
Iakcn aS the property of Nancy j. Rains &
others TO satisfy AN execution Issued from The
aforesaid Court in favor of Jeremiah RatClin.
Appraised at Two Hundred and Thirty Dol.
lars and Seyenty-ivc cents (S2jO,Tj) and must
bring two thirds of that sum.
Terms of Salc.-Cash in hand.
DANIEL BOOTH
Sheriff NintOn County
June H. lS1l-5w
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-06-14
Excursion of the Veterans
of 1S12--13.

There will be an Excursion
of the Soldiers of the War of
1S12-l3 to Toledo, Ohio, about
the middle of July. A num-
ben of Railroads have consented
pass the veterans and those ac-
companying them free to and
from Toledo, as will be seen by
the following letter from d. Nc
Laren, Railway President and
Superintendent, to T. b. Davis,
of Nc Arthur:
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-06-14

CINCINNATI EXPRESS will run daily.
All other Trains daily, except Sunday.
ClNCINN\TI EXPRESS EAST makes no
stop between Hamden and Athens.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-06-14
HERIFF'S SALE.

jeremiah Ratclff, Plaintiff.
against
Nancy j. Rains & Others, Defendants.
In Vinton County Court of Common Pleas. En-
CcutOn
Pursuant to the command of an execution is
sued from the Court of Common Pleas of Vim
ton county, and to me directed aSSheriT of said
county, Will oner for sale at the door of the
Court House, In the Town of Macarthur, Ninton
county, Ohio, ON
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-06-14
9 HERIFF'S SALE.

State of Ohio, Vinton County, rs.
Cornelius Karnes, PlaintiG,
against
The Vinton Furnace Il Coal Company OF Ohio
Defendants.
In vinton County Court of Common Pleas. Ex.
ecution.
Pursuant to the command Of an execution in
The above cause issued from the Court of Com.
mon Pleas of NntOn county, and TO me directed
rs Sheriff Of said county, 81 will Offer for sale at
.he door Of the Court House; in the Town OF
Macarthur VintOn county, Ohio, ON, ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-05
TeIegraphlc Summary.

The Connecticut Legislature has ADJOURN
ed until Wednesday to await the investiga-
ton Of the election returns.
The National Medical Association at San
Francisco has, after long debate, referred
the standing of DIR. Townsend, Of Philadel-
phia, to the Committee on Ethics.
A Cleveland co. dispatch says Horace
+. Clarke has been elected president, and
Augustus Sehell vice-president of the Lake
Shore railroad.
The Democratic State Convention Of
Governor over j. Proctor Knott by q vote
of 63S to 432.
The continued rain greatly checks the re-
pair of the breaks in the Erie canal.
: The Democratic members of the Conuec-
ticut legislative committee to report on the
election refuse to participate in the investi-
CATION.
Nearly every town in Massachusetts, has
voted "no" on the question of licensing
the sale Of beer and ale.
The laborers on the break in the Erie
canal nave made nisorderly strike, from
whiskey, and troops were sent from Ro-
chester, N. T., yesterday to restore order.
There was a steady rain in Washington
and Rochester, N. T., all yesterday. .,
Secretary Robson, of the Navy, is visit
ing the North. ).
The New York State Superintendent OF
Insurance reports the knickcrbockcr Life
Insurance Company able to meet all lcgltl-
mate claims upon it. :,
jaw Gould, having surrendered himself
and the books of the Eric railroad, has
been released on $4,000 bail.
In the case of W. W. Corcoran, the cry
sipelas has been checked, but his right
lung is congested, and his general vitality
feeble.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-05

tiyated it cor thirty years. have never sold
grain, and now have not en- ough to SOW
five acres" ] fear that the turnout OF out
wheat harvest this year will not DO much
hester than was tho ordinary yield OF this
old gentleman celebrated bearded wheat.
!. The oats (the Peninsula against the world
for oatsl are looking badly, but the present
daily rains win doubtless make them reach
my fathers minimum height casc-knlfc
high when they begin to head"
The corn, crop Is the ono, on which we
spread ourselves. II is TIE CROP, and no
year since the war has the planting been so
large and so early NJ this year. Last year
but little land was cultivated in corn, and
much OF this was not planted until the 10th
of June. OF course tho crop was short.
This year the land has been well prepared,
and nearly everybody was planting by. the
10th OF April. - wa.
"%c'l is our farmnrS' work tCgu7,
But more, far av"e, nM-a ~. be dcnr.a
PENINSULA.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-05
rhe Tornado On the Miss'ssiPpf-F'ur-
su,er Account of the Damage.

NEW ORLEANS, May 1.-THE tornado
Tuesday at Baton Rouge aud vicinity de-
stroved a great deal Of property. Trees
we're Ilprooted and bricks and planks
,vhirIed into the air. The north and south
wallis of the penitentiary, and the roof OF
the he's Shoe factory and cells of the south wing
Of the building were blown away. Inc
Whole second Story and roof OF the store
bonse of the United States arsenal. with
,hree hundred feet of the labratory, q frame
building, and the roof Of one OF the poWaerr
macazines, were blown away. Ihe ROOF OIL
the Roman Catholic Church and the ceme-
terp fence were also blown away. A large
number Of frame houses were unrooiea. :
The sugar-house and large number OF
cabins on Bernard's plantation were bloWn
away, one cololed man killed and several
others wounded. The sugar-house, gnu
ho,sse. and cabins Of Jas. McCallan's PLAN
Iations, were all destroyed, and several
colored people wounded. "A portion OF
the s,Igar-hor1se and all the cabins Of WIS.
pixies plantation were blown down, and
two colored men killed and several
wounded. z.
by the penitentiary convicts to escape.
Only few, got out, and they were speedily
recuptured. .. 90. :. = -. :.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-05

The CHENEY CHURCH CASE Chac09o,
Nav 3.-The Ecclesiastical Court for. the
trial of Rev. Chas. L. Cheney assembled ut
The Cathedral this morning. The defend
ant is now under sentence OF suspension
from his ministerial functions for bis omis-
sion of the word regenerate" from the
baptismal service. :,
THE present court is assembled ut the call
of tho Bishop to fly Nj. Cheney for alleged
contumacy and disregard OF the sentence
found by Il former court and promulgated
by tue Bishop. The presentment was reao
nv Judge Otis, counsel for the prosecution.
w Thompson, aud w. Is. Rich, appeared
for respondent, and read paper obJectlns
io the jurisdiction Of the court. The court
decided as it was not apparent that Tue
gentlemen who presented the paper were {
not advocates and proctors. appearing DIT
the request of the respondent, the paper
would not DC received.
MIR. Fuller then retired from the room,
when Judge Otis read the citation.
Mr.. Cheney's name was thrice called,
with no response from either the reverend
gentleman or any representative. "A pea
of guilty was then entered, as PROVIDED
nv the canon. The trial was proceeded
With on affirmative testimony.
Evidence was offered to show that Mr
Cheney, since the sentence oil suspension;
had ofliciatcd rs y .priestln the Elnscopa
Church, md administered the sacrament VI
baptism and the Lords supper.
Mes,rs. Otis and Judd made argument
far The prosecution that Cheney was guilty
of coptumacy. and should be degIadc(
from the pricsthood. The court ADJOURNED
Until Tomorrow morning, when, in all pro
liability, decision will be rendered.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-05
Closing Sessions 0s abingdon pres0y-
iCry.
IRyr"rtyd tor III. n:>ps'ch1

HlLLSyiLLE, A., April n, 1911.
The report Of the meeting of Yesterday
WAS necessarily Interrupted by the leaving
Of the mail. During the day the most I'M
portant reports Of executive committees
were submitted. discussed. and adopted.
The Sabbath-school report shows 10
schools i'll operation, with an aggregate of
- teachers and 80 scholars. About Sll5
was raised in these schools during the year.
The increase over last year Is q teachers
and 50 scholars. The IcccS>iOus to the
church were 6 teachers and 90 scholars.
There are also in the bounds Of presbytery
Union schools.
The stated clerk read the statistical re-
port, which was adopted, and ordered to
liz forwarded TO the General Assembly.
We rather the following facts: There are
an the roll Is ministers, % churches,
lircutiatc, and candidates. The accession
To church membership is 1Oj (more than
double last report. Total number Of COM
lnuuirants over LOO. Nearly 100 children
haptiZcd. Funds contributed for the be-
ncyoent operations OF the church, 81 $50.
Amount actually paid for pastoral support,
=, J32. which is about 81, 100 more than the
last years report shows. Congregational
expenses reached about s, 800. The a"gre-
gate contributions TO AL purposes some
thing over $4,000, which is III increase OF
- ,:,O0 over last years work.
The Executive Committee Of Education
made report, which showed an increase
nf interest on the part OF the churches in
this important work Of the chrch-a
larger number Of churcheS contributing,
and larger amount being raised for this
object than last year.
4 resolution was adopted urging the
churches to enlarged liberalty, and calling
upon those churches in which no coliec-
,ioEs had been taken for this object to re-
>pond at once.
The Executive Committee Of Sustenta-
ton made an interesting report as TO the
state OF the missionary work in the bounds
Of Prc>Oytcrv. TWO additional laborers
have been secured, and are actively engaged
in Fields before unoccupied, and with
promise Of success.
The Committee on Ministerial Support
made report, slowing marked improve
ment in the Obligation resting upon the
churches TO seaport their pastors.
A resolution was adopted looking to
furnishing map Of the PIc>bytery.
The thanks OF Pfeshytery were returned
The kind people of Hillsville and vicinity
Tor their many tokens OF courtesy and hos
pitality.
The Prcsbytery adjourned at noon on
Saturday.
In the hurry OF this last, / can only say
that the sermons preached from day to day
were earnest and Instructive, and were
listened 10 with marked attention. The
members OF Prcsbytery left encouraged
with the hope that much good had been
done.
On sabbath there was preaching in Hills
VILE by some remaining brethren, but 8
large number Of preachers left to supply
vacant and missionary fields in the vicinity.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-05
The Southern Claims Commission.

WASHINGTON, May 4.-The claims of
Richard FL: Bryan, of Falmouth, Va; Jas.
W. Kay, of Washington and VIM. Marcy,
of Alexandria county, Va, were heard be.
fore the Southern Claims Commission in
public yesterday. All the evidence is taken
verbatim, and full abstracts filed for the use
of the Government officers before whom the
claims may possibly come. The next public
sitting is on Monday, and the cases assigned
of Nottoway Courthouse, for $3.50 Jacob
S. Atlee, Of Richmond, for $4,000, and
Samuel P. Fisher, of Tolersville, for 50, 600.
A great deal Of information regarding the
loyalty of those presenting claims reaches
the Commission, GtlS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-05

$sgs1 q thousand. Laths spill, q. 30 ssWec
sss.s esI .s8aahSa syran s,..,s. j.
terces, Sc; barrels, ssc. genuine golden syrur
Porto Rieo ssc sss W oissas sr Fine s
Aags..In stors. ss for standard thas Is ten
0ats.NBaled. pc. D lpaun S +
, o a. si Ss g ss,ns si sssss
dozen best salad Cd castor, SIC d gallon: VIZ
a assslisS 81; ia ps s ;s ner ou.sel dun
Pioto- holesale. &c: retail. &C. 10.
ci psasss ss, $3.50: ground sa9sio; cal
ins and lninins, sa.5ssss SIS AeS % " 1s'' o'as'
!, .RdFo.--hfzsd cotton xc.s white, &C.; woolen,
e srss,.-Nsw England, sLso Santa Cruz ss:ss
aogs;.aauilla, best ,s@ssc.; slsal, ase. "a D.;
= Rsce..Caroiina. 0GQssc.
Sssd;.gloyer, s7.so; timothy, $3.50; orchard
iVssL-Naylor's cast steel, II, also.. a D. Eng
lish hlistsreo, lSic. ~ n; american blistered
Sais.-Iiverpooi- light, with tobbers, dc.
ossk f pss o g sack
NC: Cuba ios@iic. New Orleans sgissc. re re-
uHeu mOi6SSeS sugar. lVxplV{c.. cut IO8t, lnc.s
crushed and powdered. glsc.; granulated, 14c.:
!" A." l3c.: s." 125c. extra CO.. 12tc.; "C,''
l2ic.; 'U'' yellow, 12Nlcsc.
.S1aues. Whisky parrei timber, green, sis@DS2s
g. 900; seasoned, s2o@sss g. Looo Flour barrel
timber, $5.So@$7$ Leoe. Hoop poles, $a.se9$s;
hogshead hoops, S400$5o % !, 900; red oak hogs6eud
slaves, $2s@$3o R Loco for seasoned; whiskey
barrel hickory. hoop, S12.5o a. 1000. So -
Soda.-Sal.., siaac:, In kegs; English soda, 6s
Bendca oot.-so&l75c. Il
Shucks.-s5c. sta ~: ~ Is ,ssf}Es n 4
Soap.-Common, 5@sc. best washing, I10llsc.
so1let. 15Q2oc.. and fancy prices; country, i@sc.
Spirits TtGrDsItins.-
Tar. -S3@$3.25 ID barrel. t~g5
Tsas.--Black, CSC. @$1.25-the last prime arti-
WooLNW ashed, aoG54ac.: nnwashcd. ssS9Soc.
lVhiskey.-ProoE SLI563s1. DO; h.. A. SIuart's.
% Peter singer. 1926 Pineapple, 80; Cromwell's
Eagle, $3.50 |; Medium kye, SL75@$2.25. ..iT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-05
eTne svsashs. Ite,,or,,.

M4EHINGTeN,tsMay 4s-C Cloudy weather.
Win brisk northWe steriy winds, ID urobass
PIE Tor the lakes on Friday; clearing wea.
q sher for the lower Mississippi and Gull, and
algH northeasterly winds, followed by west
Middle la and Eastern States. sSsS - = ~
Inc reports for twenty -four hours end.
ing at 2 :3o Pm. show that the low baron.
eyer continues on the Pacific coast. wifi,
g TSo weather and high westerly winds.
tn mo ,omese! pressure Is now central, he.
sWeen Lakes Ontario and Huron, and has
extended q. southwark into Georgia. tits
n TuenestE ON Lake Superior and In Maine.
me temperature has risen somewhat In the
ouh States, hut has fallen on Che Atlant tic
anu me lakes: Northeasterly winds have
are now turning to the northwest. clear
weather is reported from Minnesota to
Louisiana. Heavy rains have generaIiV
prevailed on the lakes and the Atlantic.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-05
rhe National 'Medtesr Convent,o,

SAN Francisco, May 4.-The Medical
Convention had a prolonged discussion
over the admission Of female delegates.
though none were present. =.
The first prize was awarded to E. r. Tay-
ior, of Sacramento, for m essay on the
chemical constitution of bile, and the second
to Benjamin Howard, Of New York, for an
essay on artificial respiration in drowning.
Inc new officers elected are: President.
u. W. Tandell General Jos. +. Johnston's
medical directorl and Thomas NJ. Logan,
Q. Caillornla G.. l.. Ives, of Alabama; R.
lett, of Wisconsin, vice presidents.
:. The next meeting is to be held in PhiIa-
delphia.