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nonestic n,arhets-LnY TE1EaRArn.l

IIOjIst5LIC J
NEW YOEk. November ll-Cotton quiet md
week; s4ls2, sac bales hollands lac. Or
Is ma. ia,c Flour duh SD unchanged common
to fair ezra, So. s.@QE.so, Gooa t. Gu e S7.5.0
sS5 v Il akcy lriaer ~ &c. n heat Irregular;
-:t.,fer red wes.e n ~ 5:liS Go. ofn heavy Il
773fl7s.. Rice, 7l13ic. Fork drmer at sl2.0t9
IS .U Geef Iriet. lard rio,ed dull kettle, l0c.
Turpsatine q4let. Soalu Irln. Tauow S.cadY.
FreigEts Gni:3.
BALTIMORE, November H. Flour dull. Wheat
op!et ana firm, Ohio and indiana: g. 60 Corn
i'm; rev yellow rec. Oa!s firm. Provisions
uDrhanged. Whlskey 0!.D.sc.
Virsinta'a d, 81 bid 'ogs, &c bio '67's OIL bid.
Coupons old 50 bid. OIL asked ; new, 81 bid west
Virginta's, 2IS bid, 70 Asked
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MISSOURI ToBAcco-The st. Louis Re-
publican oil the s h instant, in its weekly
report Of the tobacco MAJ ket, says til It
offerings Of the new crop generally are Of
poor quality. The adviccs so far "a re-
ceiyen indicate crop Of between $1,000
and lS eco hpo=hcads.
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'gne Northumberland OF mississippi

JACKSON, hiss, November l1.-helurns
indicate the following us the political com
plexion OF the new Legislature House
Republicans. Gl; Democrats, %; DOUBT
full, 2. Senate Republicans, "a Demo-
Gratis, II. This shows heavy Democratic
gain.
Governor Acorn, in going to the Senate,
will resign in favor OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Powers.
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.ro,ner yellow Fever Contradiction

SAVANNAH, November 1.-The Mayor :, OF
savannah has published statement on the
authority If the health officer ana ol tne
leading physicians of the city positively as
sertipg tina! there is no yellow fever or any
other epidemic disease in that city:
CHARLESTON, S, c., November L. hele
were no deaths In this city from ye!io" &C.
ver to-day, ....
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Mormon Missionaries Going East. &c

mormon Missionaries Going East, &c.
SALT LAKE CITY, Move mber IA party
OF Mormon missionaries are going east.
y. Ii. klmball, Of the firm Of Wall &
klmball, is dead. @t
The Emma Mining Company has COM
menced the shipment Of enormous quauLi-
ties OF ore eastward.
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Murderer senrances

NEWARK, n. j., November 11.-Betts,
who killed Halstead, has been sentenced to
be hanged on the 21st instant.
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CUMBERLAND GAP RoAD.-Our friend j.
Chalmers King vas in Bristol on Wcdnes-
day. he left the engineer corps four miles
east Of JoueSvl!e on its return. The line
by the Blnck9ater route reached the gap
in 9G.U m,irs iii, ;,:, The passenger sized i'll
this town. Bristol Ee,rs.
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Tss virginia Election Returns.
.-.,,.>>nlrk COUNTY.

Wv ,,,,g,r W. Graham (RadicaN,
>At,n y Rrrn4rl. Ir., CONSERVATIVE
. I'll a. - u. lrgttes: Joseph &. Rus
;. I',.,'' "ES. Or. William Il. Ezclt
Il .",A 10; RN Mason (colorcd
.u-s '' ,,, y'',o TWO last independent
, 80 comfy Treasurer &. Ashton
.s... .,r .,.. ,.ryq,.;cl. 1874; James Eaw-
~, '."".-ry>atIrrl. $50. Mir. Lewis was
,,.n ,u-noui was very small. One
.,.".a.t IL. mmsoo!s,s) yet TO hear
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ssIspets ELECTORS.

CHICAGO, November IL Forty-seYen
counties give General John L. Beye1dSe,
the Republican candidate for congressman
o. large, Ii, 500 majority.
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STksEa CIV. IacniexG lu<EErsaH

BALTIMORE. November 11.-The grand
jury has indicted eighteen whi.key men.
Tlelr trials will take place next month.
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The Minnesota Elections.

ST. PAUL, MIMI, November 11.--Tne
msjority tor Horace Austin, the kcpuon-
can candidate for Governor, so far, Is over
5000, with the upper counties unhearc
from,
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ssSG. SRA NEWS.
II Ut TtITH.VU.
Arrual Fair of tho Wecalel;-
II.. 1EFicusluFat T oCfCry.
NrtL llNsnA,ci

!sis - AkTiCHsthfSs fpctc'J.
EpYpIoS, Va. November 9. 1911.
, s., aunN,l Fair OF the Mcckieuburg
.ao.4l >oc!ctg opened here cr Scster-
%,rL into consideration the very
..,n.. wnirh this Society has been in
...a.. .at. Success so Tar i very encou.
... Ih. ~,r;@ty MAS organized on the
.... = tu.U>t last, and il i astonishing
. Whit progress the managers haze
.. .r.'- Ia two ANA naif months. For
go I.#r, @. course, very little was cX-
q. j., uag p"opl" had too little notice
...~ D proper preparation. They
.,,wuy.r, within twelve months to
-. y .atrrrSt with any OF the local
t...c - a.c. I'll" departments =cac-
.r. p"".ty Well rcp3c .snt"d. nariicn-
..>. he noses ana .,.ucy Hccdic-
l.,r = i We. y fair display OF blood
--..-. "t.; u~f much oil Il show Of llIr-
..- =. 4; III. eHrlv q y il j. !Epos.
I've statement Of what is Oh cX-
..f.~ >vna H. Hr>t Day, ana rather
".,#. ~ aGerdH"te ". : small. y
re-. crowd l. expected Tor G-,i2y,
- G. .d"ratlu increase f he ar
.NI.t"Igu. ~" Continued rains
. .,n.v'iauS L. the Fair made it almost
..-..I> - keep The trotting track in
e. L Il - >t,ii too heavy to make a tAir
. g.. "a i.- UGIurNt steel; on exhibition.
iiENTQH.
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- i)ue. Iiodyson, Jr., has sold this
.. .'riu IA orchard of nine acres, seven
.>.r~a barrels Of apples. From forty
"., '.r ,r..lZct $500. The whole orchard
8, f.I.r> BIZ. nine acres, and IS situated
t.l ieur L;cs west Of Winchester. This
a,.:c3 I..tn wheat. Colonel Callahan has
3:r:It> Il to. the northern markets six Of
seq. thousand barrels and the apple
T. g.. IAIl VIII probably have brought
- sac cyGuty So, 800. besides leaving
..-invc ior houlc consumption Win.
.s:fr HttrS.
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EACasAEERY, SC,

SAfILLlAM E. TLNNER e CO.,
M&TROP JLITAN Work.
CANAL STREET FROM SIXTH 10 SEVENTH,
manufacturers OF
ENGINES, BOILERS, SAW .MILLs,
BARK, GRI5T, and PLASTER MILLS.
GaS-hhCHINERY, MILL-GaARIeG. &C.
Espair work solicited.
FIeigtt5 TO all pol2ts Low.
Send for circular. c,I
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HOusE-BUILDERs, ARCHITECTS,
- AND CARPENTERS.

We have established IN Richmond wirereom
for the sale OF on smenral goods for bu lding puI.
pose, In which VIZ sh al keep tho iaIs sst assoIs
msnG 10 be found south or sew Iorx. we propose
to furnish you With all that you may dssns " ,ns.
things we eGumerats
MARBLEIzED SLATE MASTELs'
Our stock Is lsrge, ndinclute the iatest designs
and cles Ut 81 pslces.
s VIRGINIA cANE.FIBRE PAPER.
We sre 81 ecia agents for his building paper. II
IS used for IL uiug rrae houses bst1een tle stud
ding and weather boards by which, a. cost o. q
IL y doIars they are made equal 10 brick. II Ia 20
cheap that not even lsb3rcT's cottage should be
built w1tho.tlt.
ENGLISH ROOFING PELT.
An imported article, used for many years In india;
alnaost So cheap az shingles, Znd psfticuiasiy
adapted to roohng tobacco earss, 81 .oies' SassS'
&C. Ary farmer en- put Il Oh hiinseif.
ORNAMENTAL, LIE on GOODS. ouch as GILT WEA-
THER-yAN.s, IRON sTABLkFTXTChks. WIRE
FkNCIG G. GFFIcE bAtLISGS, CHAIRS. sETIEEs'
CEMETEaY VASES. eto, In excessive sssofs-
meat.
ENGLISH CRATES and FIgE-DoGs, Tor pusIioS
wooc.
Also. English F7o,cer Vases, for parlor use.
BUCKINGHAM SLATE.
We are projectors and sgeats or exlcnsiss
uuarricS In Auckiu CHAM county, anu can turElh
that celebrated 70 ,nng-siate 10 any pat y. sne
wcfkmeu 70 pus on tooL
~ IN Almost IA possible 70 enrmcrate sse extent
dvArie. q our s,ocs OWN y sacs dssntsrss
~ = Sou need no. 90 beyond Richmond TO Eurpiy
vt,arselt with tehdtsrsr you may Want, 4,
Meinvite Correspondence. ana ORDERS py Mx4
"iii 'e0SAfS sIfs ckT OaDwAY. s. c..
re y3m Governor street, sichInend. W..
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REa!AGK:

Hha osT,r'r X ~ wheZ% t0-dAg we're gt5. TheIo
r,i. z ~ Improvement n p.iass, the tighss.
flu~e scei.z=d ba"g s,.bj o. iHia:. Th.:C aud
81 u :or prime J. Con Give aud h:m. To-
th!1s whatever d3rc IN o.ts, although the nfTer-
ir:s wc-c II .crsl. Shipfcar!s OF Iew corr rscn
Virginia II !; 2ces further so.i htr: already COM
mapcs:, and III. n.uIas huJ very :ic,le over thcse
ru:in2 o.. -hinEe % ia.
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>. .:..N. +. Davis Conservative, /, 32S:
+. g.. Nt.'la-. ,,,aGicAD. 1870. House ot
....,. g.. ". Mcph4.l Conservative,
-: lasl Wiley tConseIvayiv9} 1,19S
I...H .,.-A ttrnscry"tlycl, 1,147 ; Asa
. ..:..u !Ht'ica3. 1,S43; J. Is. SIoNall, Jr.,
..H.., so; .!nhu Freeman ihauitai.
, -. ~. y. Mails independently. i.
IALEWtLL COUNTY.
=. l'.us,. 90: Floyd. 54S; steele, $40
,lIPIrEH CUIAIG-urF,cIAL.
,...: G,.m,Iey, 1851 ; Tcrrill, S04
{ ...l.L!yl; LcTis, l,0H.
IL. KBEINGE COJNTY-OrFICIAL.
..-, I,12%: Donald, 1883: Nc
,.G: Graham, $50.
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GOAL AND WOOD.
REMEMBER THE PLACE.
'IOAL, COKE, AND WOOD.
COUkE ORDERS,


N1RGlN1A.-In Chesterfield County
Y Court eteGk's ofIlce, in vacation, September
sidney z. Brown. Plaintiff.
Wssh,1 gt.n 4. Brown, Emma F. Brown, aud Fan
Thu plsint having M his Dill he eF,si ..
which Is to ob.aiu = partition oil or = sale OF q
OF land or III sores belonging to che plain.
IN aud cefendlnts, la Midlothian township, In
Chesterfield county. and distribution OF the pro.
ceeds among The parties int ested. And alidayit
having been hled thit tn, said Washington A.
Brown Is non-.eeidet defend IN, OF Ibis state,
apnear here within one month after The due pa 3i-
cation Of this or'er and do what Is necessary 70
protect ms Interest In this suit.
nathan H CoaBrLI., Clerk.
BROOKS. %. no ll.s&w
I'm Chesterfield County
Y Court Clerks OH Sc, in vacation, September
I6 1871:
Alex !, der Sims Plaintiff,
agktCs.
Joha G. Bagwell. ....:..........".....D Defendant,
which as s sses IN
Hill towashio, Chesterfield county, ana subject
the same 10 the payment OF > debt due the plain.
lifr by the de,endan. Dy bond for the sum OF ffsY
dollars. al Interest thereon from August 1871,
TIL paid. And and vic having bGen filed that tha
I'D John Il Razweil 10 q non resident defendant OF
this state 1t Is ordered that the said nonresident
Ce endart appear here within one month Sfter the
due publication Of this order and do wat 10 nc.
cessary 10 pro.ecs his i1tci est In this suit.
NATHXN II CCGBIIL, cle,k.
BRooRs. Pa. No ll-'&~
UIR IN CHESTERFIELU
Y COUNTY CUURt CLaRE'S OFFICE, IN
yACATiOA, CCF BaE ?erH 1871:
h. l.. Ii ster snrVi, Ing partner OF him self and w.
Hell, dcCeased. l,tto merchants aud partneTs
doing business undeT The III III ard tty's OF r al
e Leiter. ....Rlalntlus,
Robert s. Fl'e,t. sometiDey styled Trustee ard
Harg Ann VI. hi; W.T. ants 81. Noody, sborlH
Of GEe.ecGslJ co ant! and aS such ID ninLatfa-
Tor rl.h tn VIII annexed OF Lucy Fuqafi, De-
&C SGD, aud also III iliilm e.. Fuqua, Do
ceased, Mrs.. May Fuqyi4, EIizl T.. Euqut ), Ed
win I. Fuquia, ) I'm i. Fuqita tires d. Bass.
Somerm.s atv!ea trustee aud lucy +. ms Wile,
Alfred =. Rllett,. asd T: Eile1t Mtuias a:
rruuis, May e. Fuqua. Cornelius Fuquls, ana
Lucy EStstt. Bass.
IN CUASCHRY
l The plaintiff having hied bis bill, ths oplect Oh
which IS &c convene the creditors otIucy EuQula,
| deceased, and o5tsin fuil stateUsIt D mgr IS
ttae AID so lar her personal e3sate III Gsncleht
20 snbIect her Tesl estate to lie payment OF Ior
d. BITS and especially 10 certain dsUtS OF tie plah
! And sfid ly!t having been d tina. the said Ed
VIZ T Euqala and JOIN Il. Fuqu 3 are non resi- :
dent ef-nIsnts o. this Stae II Is ordered tDss
| the said non re idcnt defendants appear mere
within e month after the cue pu LEGATION OF tpis
order aad 10 ~h,t Is necessary 70 Drotect insif
tiatersst III this suit. ,u,.,,-,,,,,,
BROOKS pc. oc 70 Intw
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BOARD, on very moderate terms, car re
rs hsa ar 10. aoJ isth street, te.wS 90 Maisr u
and Clay, next door 10 Ailsy's drug s.oss; p
ply &s once,
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JIHINA, GLASS, SlLVER.PLATED
- VAR, TABLE CuTLSEy, AID GEE
SRsi, i sYi,RTM, M OF Y gUSG.FUBNlsH-
nc; co lU9 500 MhIG eTRShp.-E y. CUE.
RAJ, 4 would respectfully inform his friends ana
former u8troas aDc the public generally tnEt nc
sire + wber he has IT, FIR tor sale full suppty
OF KJUcE EUKNi5HlSe GOODS; inciEg ;n5s
China. Qutensws snyef-rl,ted Ware, Gis sSs,
wATe, Table Cutiery, Ftrcy Goods. &c JUST
one, ed. IN assortment 0! eeasonso!e goods COM
pr,si1g in part Pl4sished soup and Vystnr .h da.
reens Oh 4ling, Hys.er, and not as;r Dshss
trrI and YrnI, zed Fire-Sets and stApd'; nursery
Feeae s riste u srmeJs. Parlor roal Vase! and
KIeema ans celebrated Geman Stadcnts1 namg.
Also. eEampsd, Iron, Wooden, ana oa ln'sn,
Paper wircS. W -
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CLEAR AND HARMLESS AS WATER.
NAITAEs's CRYSTAL DISCOVERY FOB
tbs. HAIR.

A pe:fec.1y clear pep aration, In che bottle, az
easily applied waite, for restoring to gray hair
It's natural color snd youthful appearance, 10
eradicate auc pre1cat daudruf to promote the
grow il of the hair, and stop its falling.
Il Is entirely harmless Snd perfectly free from
any poi su ut eGre, anl Will therefore take
the Place or HI III dirty ana unpleasant prtpara-
t.ons now In use. Numerous TESTIMONIALS haVe
Citizens. IL Gvcry thing Il which the articles now
IL peTlec.. II Is warranted TO cnut4;n mel, Der
sugar OF lead ;uiri,ur, or nitrate of sirer. Clear
and clean as ~e;er, 1t does not soil the clothes or
sralp. It IS ggreeaoly pcTfamed ard max s one
of tue best Dire 'saDS for the cir IN use. u stores
the c0lor Of The air more perfectly and uni ormly
than suy ottcr prep ration, ana always Gees 80 IN
from three 10 ten days. Virtually feeding the
roots OF The hair with all the nourshing qualite
necessary TO its g-Cw.h and healthy condition, ~
reato .es The d, cay and induces new troTth OF
the halr III ore pn. !tiv.ly :hau anything else. The
apple ation Of .h's wouda.ful discovery also pro-
duces pleasant I'd d cnoiiog effect On the scslp,
and gives the sir pleasant and elegant appear
anCe.
We call e-pecial attention to the fact that
BY those visiting 10 try It You Will notice that
In purs u!ng t.ts cour.e aim Is to convince by
''' AkTHUa NATTANs,
Inventor AZ proprietor Washington, u. G.
FIR sale wnole8ale and retail. by pUn CEt4L,
IADD CO., fioprictor's Agents, Richmond,
II
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-lsA.yENSAKY OnAToE.--The literary so.
- q! Washington aud Lie University
D. 80. '.rc'td the htv. d. II. Palmer, ID. D.,
. ~" Orleans, their orator tor the COM
ii. Ic ment II next June. We are exceed
-. ratified 10 learn that he has accepted
80. .ryD!Ctment. - LertJ.yton Gazette.
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>"&t Ua.-
~ 18th. lie hau
">hels OF oats, 200 pu.--
) 'on- q uoy, gearing, farming u.o.-~-,.
-. "hlch were al destroyed-ttncGstls
IeyUtd.
Rev. T. w. Hooper, OF Lynehburg, has
sse!ue1 the call TO Mississippi.
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G. q. GARNEgpIA,
G. q. GARNEEDIA,
se" Y.D. vrLLABRuLE.
G. &. GARMENDIA 6 CO..
importers 0: the celebrated
ala ANTTAn
'..1l and other brands Of
II A VANA CIGA RI

seisetsd every year BIZ our Mr.. Garmendia. Prices
H9 pns S2s % 81 600 Der thousand.
aI anUn 80, DAVIES, and other dry delicate
$3.50, .taiSs, in aud casks also. in glass.
RI ti ~ r. s5ararat Co.'s PALE COGNAC
i,s casss ylntases OF 1859 to 1894 in Lilo l. and
fbsr1as aau "a patent cases, Twelve bottles ach
HIhafiss FaIrs,s Champagnes. Wines, Grand Vim
and nints ii I'M Cabinet. and Seiery, quarts
Ciaret % nIsS, nigh and low grades OF Bordeaux
fta1 rum, SoroiSs, aud every variety of French
Wines IN S sS Goods our ilne. araeiies
glass. Maccaronf old Government lava Tot Sno
O. D.-S 70. "a o2Ith Calvert stree. Baltimore.
st ny'esensed by s'essrs. CASKIE BIOS. 1.tb
8 stock on hand. y ru' h3ys EIways
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richmond, God bless Der, is entitled TO
@t,!cC tac Banner CITY" Of the State,
"in2 elected Tic entire Conservative
: i.et b; one thousand majority. Connolly
b ads the .cDatUIlal ticket by one, and Gill
AN the House ticket by tour. Hurrah for
#.'~4!noDd :. trcdcricEst'try Star.
ODD Virginia still aheaI She plays kcr
@atnc with ii lirin, steady baud and all Der
a" : about her. She VIII soon recover from
~ 2cr is e. and 90 on TIE bcoud road to
i..' pe.!iy 49, Uanetiie Times.
3#ju JrUIt, ~ Craig county, had his
"' b'iru1 on Sunday evening, Octo-
ncw threshiug machine,
-',n- of wheGt,
-~,.Siis
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WESr VIRGINIA LUBRICATlNG
W OtL- the purc3t natural Oil known IN tie
market, 90 pc CEN. gravity. For sale in origin al
barrels. nOi3l S. f.. DOVE.
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also probably. been qulca...
! Of The reToiyer), opened the D.a... .
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE,
itCH&0SD. VA. November II, ISL

CORN AND FLOUR FyCHASGE,l
ttCH&OSD. "a. Sow mS3r IL, ISL {
oFFERIEaS.
Whsa;.-Y y h.te, f53 0usucls. Rod 4st 1usaels.
Corn --Wiisc, $50 bushels. u Eel, Is bdshels.
CATS fiS auslr5,
EuckpAeGt Flour L. bushels.
SALES.
Hdeat.-"h!re-575 ousiIe!s at el,s,6G3l CO fnl
price, SlGo 90 Ve:J gocr, III 5oGS.5S fer fair
81 - i,r common.
!H3cut h"u-.9S bushnie-e. Si.6I for prime
81 60 veg good SI.5oG ftr -lr, SI.N(l3L 4;
70. .rInln0n.
;olN.- y h'.a, 7'5 bu7he's at .iGI72c. for prime
p zoe. for !t.!r new SOC. for pi ille d. Mixed
S ~ Ey.s :! cse. fr very good Lew: So: Tor pilat
L.T.
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NATHAN II COaBILL, Clerk.
BpOoTS n. a. .... . no ll.Skw

IRGINIA I'm CHESTERFIELD
Y GOUHTY CDURt CLaRE'S OFFICE, IN
VACATION, CCr Bar ?erTi, 1871:
l., l.. Ii ster, surviving partner OF him self ana W.
Eali, deceased Late merchants aud partnerc
doing business undeT The tim AID Lyle Of :. al
N Lester Plaintiffs,
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-12-01
WHAT DID THE CLOCK SAY

The clock upon the tower Of neigh
boring church tolled forth, slowly and
solemnly, the knell of the departed
hour.
AS the last sound died away, Will.
lam who was sitting on the carpet a,
his mothers feet, lifted his head, and
looking earnestly in her face, asked:
mother, what did the clock say ?
TO me- said the mother, sadly, 'it
seemed to say gone-gone-gone-
gone
What mother ? What has goue :?
Another hour, my SON.
what is an hour mother =?
"A whits-wiDged messenger from
our Father in heaven, sent by Him to
inquire of you-of me, what we arr
doing; what we are saying what w
are thinking and feeling.
where has it gone mother?
Back to Him who sent it; bearing
on its wings. that were so pure an(
white when it came. a re cord of all on
thoughts, words and deeds, while
was with us.
sWere they all such as our Fathe
could receive with a smile of appro
baton ?
Reader what record are the hours
as they come and go, bearing ON hig
for you?
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-12-01
A Wonderful Bridge.

The Bridge now in process OF erec-
tion across the Mississippi at st.
Louis is, one of the wonders OF the
AGE, It is to be a tubular, cast steel
arch bridge supported by the abut:
ments and two piers; the latter are 5l5
feet apart, and 497 feet each from its
nearest utment, making three spans
of about scott. each. Its greatest
span is the same as that of the kuilen
berg Bridge over the Leck IAN arm OF the
Rhine, in Holland. Telfod's suspen
sion bridge across the Neral Straits
has span of 570ft. The Victoria
tubular iron Bridge of Montreal ex'
ceeds this greatly in length, being
$500 #. q "A miles) bu. it rests upor
twenty-four piers and its spanes are
mainly only 27o feet. The suspen
sion bridge at Niagara spans 02l fee
and is 245 feet above the water. Th'
East River Bridge will span 1900, fee
at height midway of 100 feet.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-12-01

sa~ Ivory IN ALAsKA-Alaska is
found to produce something besides
fish, seals, and icebergs, after all. A
vessel has arrived at San Francisco
with cargo of foasil ivory from that
priced donna in. So far as explored,
the banks of the streams of Alaska
are said to bound in fossil ivory.
The marshes adjacent are reported tn
be full of bones and talks of ancient
elephants, many sticking out of the
mud like stumps. A member of the
Alaska fur Company afiirms that there
is ivory Throughout the Yukon River
to supply the snmerce Of the wor j
for one hundred years.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-12-01

a@g@ The Marinette and Peshtigo
Eagle says the burned patients, such
as survived the terrible ordeal though
which they passed, are nearly off the
hands of physicians, but as the cold
weathed approaches many who escaped
being burned, having suffered severely
by exposure, are attacked with fevers
and it will be necessary to continue the
hospital for some time, and perhaps al
winter. Many of the people having
no shelter are obliged to depend upon
the charities of the public when sick,
and the establishment of the Hospital
has proved wise, and blessing to
MANY Of the suffering.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-12-01
PINIntIH hlIUTH'
Residence. Dodgesille, Wis.

FORECLOSURE SALE of Wis
III consn, Circuit Court for Iowa county.
i Samuel W. Reese, plaintiff, against John kar
niody. Margaret Karmody, Patrick Lewis, Mary Lew
is and A fired Jenkins, defendants.
By virtue and in pursuance OF ajudgment oroer OF
foreclosure and sale rendered in the above entitled
action, the 10th day of October, A D. 1871, shsl
on tho 18th day of Decembar, A. ID. 1871, at wv.
O'clock in the afternoon of said day, at the front
door of the court house in the village OF DodgeVie
10 said county offer for sale and sell at puDilc ven
due to the highest bidder, the following real estate
situate lying and being in the county OF Iowa ano
State of Wisconsin, and particularly described as
follows, to-wit: =,
The southeast quarter of tie northwest quarter
and the southwest quarter of the northeast quarter
and the northwest quarter of the southost q"arter
and the northeast quarter of the southwest quarter
and the northwest quarter of the southwest quarter
all in section number five (5), in township number
seven "a north of range lumber four ~ east OF fh'
4th principal meridian. -.
Dated Sheriff's office, Dodgeville, Wisconsin,, this
3lst day of October, A. D. 1871.
s.wr W REESE Sheriff of Iowa Co., Wis.
at..v for nIaiptif S7w
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-12-01

EDUCATION AND CRIME Genera
Eatoa, Commissioner of Education
has prepared statistics showing th
relation of education to crime in the
New England States, from which it ap-
pears that eighty or ninety per cent. Of
the criminals have never learned any
trade, nor are they master of any skill
ed labor; that not far from seventy
five per cent. of the crimes committed
are by persons of foreign extract, born
themselves abroad, or their parents
that eighty or ninety per cent. of the
criminals are incorporate; and that
ninety five per cent. of the juvenile
offenders come from idle, ignorant
vicious and drunken homes.