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Yours truly, III haste. VIZ. N
TSend along the story.-D,Spatch.]
PULASKI County Politics and Em
pr0yementS.

lCorres pondeuce Of the Richmond Dlspatch.1
.e DUBLIN, Va, Sept. Sth, 1871.
According to appointment, delegates
from the three townships composing thi:
county met in convention yesterday (being
court day. to nominate Conservative eau.
didate for the House of Delegates. Gen
James Walker was chosen, and accepted
the nomination in q few sensible, straight.
forward remarks. lie is live man, and
Pulaski will have representative in our
next Legislature inferior to no other coun'
IL: for we intend to elect him, and put our
brand on Radicalsm III the next election
The rains about three weeks ago have
started our fall pastures, which are look.
ing green and beautiful. The drought IN
this county was very severe, and the corn
crop will be short one.E
The cattle market is dull, and dealers 40
not expect to realize much profit.
Our county is waking up in some re.
snects. An Agricultural and Mechanical
Society has been formed, which holds its
first meeting October Sd. Our farmers ap-
pear hopeful, and having such fine coun.
ty, they ought to be proud Of it and do all
in their mower to build t,up.
r Our town is improving in size and ap.
pearance. New buildings are going up,
and our merchants are active in drawing
customers and trade. PHI.
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New York HtelsnS.

New YORK, Sept. 81. W. Camp, one OF
the pr6prietors of the Jou1natof Commerce,
is dead. s..,.,
Colonel Jerome Napoleon Bonaparte, of
Paris, and Mrs. Caroline Leroy Appleton
Edgar, granddaughter Of Daniel Webster,
have been married. --------- .~.-...----..
O'Donoyan Rosa, a Fenian, has accepted
the independent candidature for the office
of register of New York city and county.
A Scotchman, named Gooder, whipped
Joe Coburn, the :. bruiscr," in q free fight
yesterday.
a special to the World says that a meet.
ing has been arranged at. Lausanne, Swift
zerland, for Theirs and Gorstchko1. -.--.
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LATEST FROM WASHINGTON.
Martial Law in South Carolina, sc.

WAsHINGToN, Sept. 9.-The declaration
counties hangs fire. Reports to the War
and Treasury Departments do not substan-
tiate the kukluX Chairman Scott's atiida-
wits or statements.
The Federal attorneys have been ordered
to press the cases against delinquent reve-
nue. officers and their bondsmen.
The Post Office Department, having in
formation that trains are running on the
Alabama and Chattanooga railr Dad between
Atlanta, Ga, and Maridian, Miss, has di-
rected the mails for that section via Dalton,
Rome, and Jacksonville, and thence to At
lanta by STAGE
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4. TURKISH BATH SToRY.-A Wisconsin
paper (the Oshkosh northeastern says: GA
gentleman from near Stevens Point (Alr.
Ole 0. Wossland) whose weight was 800
pounds, and lady residingin Oshkosh (Mrs.
Dougherty) who hss been reduced by dis.
ease and drugs to less than fifty pounds in
weight, are both taking Turkish baths in
this city. The gentleman is being reduced
at the rate of one pound per day, and the
lady Increased at the same rate.
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.T,ELEGRAPHIg NEWS.
New York stocs ana Money Market

new YoRK, Sept. .p.--specie Shipments alfs.-
eoo.s The bank statement shows that loans have
increased over a ,soO 900 specie decreaged over
81 100000; deposits decreased over ssoe,ooe; and
iesal-tcndcrs decreased over 100000. Gold,
us!Mil5i. Governments very dull. States dull
and steady. Monay free at . per cant. Tennes-
see's, 10; new, same. vlrginia'a eai; new, 70.
Louisiana,s, ls5 new, go. Levels, IL; s's, ss.
Alabama's, 100 SIS, es, GeorgIa's, So; rs. eI.
North Carolina's, 20 new. rs South Caroliaa's,
7s; new, ga. Governments 's1's, ilsi; 'ers,
1lsa 'ss's, llsh, new, III ;'sTs, Mt; 'dss liza
10 do,s 1llH ~ ..a.ts !; -
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IMPORTANT NOTICE TO E:se 7. -
80 -. CONSUMERS OF DRY GOODS.
ALL RETAIL ORDERS AMOUNTING TO 500
AND OVER DELIVERED IN ANY PART
-: go E. THE COUNTRY ~ gt.-gE.
FREE OF EXPRESS CHANGES.


HAHILTON EASTER Il SONS,
E.,t OF BALTIMORE, Md, y,
In order The better 10 meet the wants or ther re-
tall cuatomers Ut a. distance have established .
- SAMPLE BUREAU - -, :, !
and will, upon application, promptly SEND by mail
Mo MOST tIn ssFAsHIONABLE GOODS, OF French,
English, anddomestic manufacture, guaranteeing
II a times to sell as low, not at less prices than
any house In the country. . 80.
buying our goods from the largest an6 m0stcete-
bratei anlifactuTsrs In the different parts OF Ee.
rope, and Importing the same by steamers d,rsgs
supplied with the novelties Of the London ana
As s. wa buy and sell only for cash. and make 40
bad debts We arcade and wiling 70 ss our gSa SO
at FROM TEN TO FIFTEEN PEE CEAI.
g'ESS PROFIT, than IL we gave credit. a.5.
In sending for samples specify the kind OF goods
desired. We keep the best grades OF every CLASS
of goods. from the lowest 10 the most Costly.
orders una ccompanied by the cash WIN DO sent
u PYR:ouMpr-PAYINa Who'll SALE BuYERss
are In yte 10 INSPECT tho stock in our jooolnS ana
PsnEaye Department. Address
.',A1---s HAMILTON EASTER d st,Ns,. z
ID Is1 Ise, col, and EOS West Baltimore stree
dc G-Tu&Fly = 6aiSiao1e, a1'
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LEXINGTON. Sent. S. 1871.

Messrs. Editors Your correspondent,
in giving in account Of the proceedings Of
West Hanover Presbytery, was mistaken
in saying that Rey. Dr.; ATKINSON received
and accepted 4 call to the church at Apo
mattox Courthouse. 1t was to another,
called Appomattox. Rev, Geo. w. Ley
burn Is pastor at the court house.
Central Presbyterian please copy.
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Hurricane in the Sandwich Islands.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. "a terrible hur-
ricane has swept over the Sandwich Islands,
damaging the suear-cane and property
generally. No lives were lost. -
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A TURKISH BEAUTY IN NEW YoRK.- =
The Epeasfg Mail says Turk has APP
neared in New York with wife whose
strange, luxuriant beauty has created a
deep sensation. She has the eyes OF q
houri, alnlond-shaped, deep ana CREAMY,
and white teet1 b bhas a a tb NJ
covers her blue dress is held by little
rrouns of real humming birds, perched on
Branches made Of the brilliant Wlng-sheatns
of the green beetle. They are soJournlng
at an uptown hotel, en- route Tor CANADA.
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California News.

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Sept. 9.-Booth's
majority is about $50. Alyord, the tax
payers candidate for mayor, is elected by
], 900 majority. .-'' -
An American killed Chinaman near
Oakland while the latter was stealing po-
tatopS < ~ '.. - '-. .f-
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noOLEY'S 1@[:E- VI ~ -. y .s."t
~ E14fa YEAST POWDER st-
has long been regarded as the best and cheapest
BAKING POWDER in use Perfectly pure and
healthy. Itmakes, at short notice, delicious bis
cults, rolls &c. There need be no waste OF food
prepared with 1t, as 1t Is always Of the best quail
ty. We would say to those who have never tsed
It that q very few trials will enable them TO use
1t, not only with entire satisfaction but With
economy. ..s....-. ...s,.,-,..f IL yC'st.
Putup FULL NET WEIGHT, as represented.
drocers and dealers sell it. ~ -, -. a.. - =,
1 - { tD00LEy & BROTHER,
Proprtetos,
so New street, New York city.
an L. deod&eowsm s. t@ .nt s,5@-'
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Houors to Carl schurz,

NASHVILLE, TENN.,, Sept. 9.-The Ger.
mans ere preparing a banquet for Carl
Schurz. A meeting has been held, ire
spectiye of party, to prepare for recep-
ton. - t.@--.s T. sass $50.
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Heavy Storm.

FORTRESS MONROE, Sept. "a heavy
northeast storm is prevailing, and Hampton
Roads is fun Of shipping. .eSa
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a DisoDposnsment.

SARATOGA, Sept. 9.-Twenty thousand
persons were disappointed to-day by The
postponement of the regatta on account OF
the high wind. The race viii occur on
Monday. 80 So =. !.
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"A mo,,t pistressing Affair.

CHICAGO. I'LL, Sept. 9.--Dr. Marsh Law
reHce, jof Kansas, while partially insane on
account OF the death of his father, killed DIS
wife and child and then himself with q
raZar. -. ]. n
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from yellow fever occurred during the
twenty -four hours ending this evening.
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Fearful Hurricane In the West Indies.
Immense Loss.
KINGSTON, JAMAICA, Sept. -9.-During q
hurricane in the West Indies on the 2lst
inst, the Island of Urtigna had every estate
damaged, and the loss was immense. Five
churches were Frustrated on Tatola Island;
800 houses and 40 estates were destroyed on
st. Kits Island, and the growing crops
were destroyed on the Island of Saba.
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Central American FeGerafion.
s PANAMA, Sept. 2.-Salyador and Hondu-
Tas have appointed commissioners to con-
suit upon the policy of forming Central
American Federation. IT, 49,
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TAX NOTICE.

STATE TAxES.-The unpaid State taxes
y for 1871 have been placed In my hands for ool-
.samei Owing to. the short time allowed for col.
lecting them, parties must be prepared TO psy tue
when bills are not paid on presentation. or an
early day fixed when they viii be positively paid,
TO levy In every Instance. * tssgr y
Iatre they cannot send their childI to the free
schools until They have paid the head tax assessed
against them. About d 600 persons have failed TO
pay This tax for the year 1870 hey are requested
60 do SO at once, and also 10 pay the bill Of ls7l
Attention 10 particularly called to an order passed
OF the city OF Hiehmand in rrgard to theset.xes.
= g -. j UHEg W, WRIGHT T, ;shertG,
sep5t s3%..&.a - Office No. ItI6 Main street.
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gayyENE.m

gETE WOULD INVITE THE ATI'EN-
Wv TON of the laates to our new stock OF those
dcsery. unpopular GROVER & BAKER HAND
ard rI.EDDLE SEWING-HAC CRIMES. They
run very light and noiseless. Any lady can use
them. For durability, simplicity, and elegance,
lucy 6. Il N. W. DARBY, Agents.
AMI 49, 9Oi ifroad street.
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A &PPOMATTOX PAPER MILL,
II PETERSBUaG, VA,
Manufa cturers OF News, Book, eud Wrapping
~ Papers.
Orders solicited, to which we promise prompt
and faithful attention.
au sS-sm sGroeers and Commission Merchants.
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GAIT, SALT, 800 sacks LIVERPOOL
SFINE Uactory-fued) SALT daily expected,
io an ssie' 70 af'ife'R ;3B'T WILLIAMS & co.
AGRICULTURAL SALT.-Fifty tons
- - = -. ~ A. q. LEE, -
an "a Virginia at. near Danyille depot
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CEWING-MACHINES OF ALL KINDS
- REPAIRED. The SL0hT ELLlpTIC SEW
lac MACHINES BOUGHT and SOLD. We een
the only PNOrER HEEDLIS for the SLOAT
ELLIPTIC MACHINES.
SaDAT q. ADDIEGTON,
mys lAI5 Cary street, near 18th.
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The Fair Of western New York Will be
held ut Rochester. ~ s!ts1
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T5MERY, EMERY.-ENERY and SAND
Ei PAPER, Of all sizes, for sale by "a u - z
- SBDsKsR'k uADE.
ss5 Corner main and 18th streets.
DOOK AND. JOB PRINTING DONE
n CurA - ARP THE OFFICE
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GROCEHrEs. 60;

-
4 oCERIEs, GRoCERIEa -
=. We are now receiving In store g ~
s soo hogstsads SUGARS. sr srsdes 1nal,t,es,
lay lag bba arrs1 CausHED l. b. axTsA a
!ss SS aese ZIG 5Sw c pnTsssa b RsEFINED $
g: 90 s eass Las 6a.I,g JAixRA soFFEEs. sss
RfSif bssitasesA .ooN-shoalasrs, BIB, and Clear
%. y Heroes ssoes best REFINED LARD E : z +
% bsrreis s ssheap sYRDPs,
SO 50 s sssks q MsIAasH AIS SALT "a.
Ios h se heat:quality sODA'A'
10 ''sTssa W4 afAsszzSSE9 z GlHsH sEx,
ALSO,
ssPPA fdHss in great variety, T.
CANDLES,
PAPER, &c. 1@.S%
~ W. invite the attention OF the t,s5s ~,
ald In te!ore the laie enahee Is
WITH 81 sach prices SO viii Compete ~ -
s.,,-, .AAkVEys L WILLIAMS
-ss -l-.m Corner OF Cary and isth stIess7.
PINE suGAR-CURED HAMs-nncoa.
yo, BEST 3. 8 :: BRANDS FLOUR, warranted:
se A a. W. n. TGTUM
-------- -. ---ttr SD Broad street.
NEW ORLEANS MOI ASSES OF TuE
inquest grade, sold ia quantity to suit the trade
consigned to and for sale by
Sc zlwl PALMER. HARTsooK . ca
BALTIMORE CoRNED BEEF :ae ?
.hEN PICKLES., - - 80 49,. .-a.
PURE LARD, c.,at *
rrv 1 Gnr Raip street, and stai in Fist MARKET
- - D--.I. sc
COLGATE & CO.'S SOAP. >
90 boxes TOILET SOAR, assorted;
eel2 We. cambridge 4 GO.
VIRGINIA BACON.-1OO SUPERIOR RIA
c = CON HAMS; IS superior MID6fLisGs Ba
cON: WM. G. DANDkIDGE 8 CO.
"1-o s27 Broad street.
SUGARS, SUGARS.-I5 binds. cboic,
Sn1a,s y. (. Sugars; 10 do. choice Scotch
1ugaars, msnufac;ured from the sugir beet, ar,
ket IS hhds choice and good Porto E S aIg mar
RSro anS towdsrsds and GrsnuIated sugars 4
d; an anu Extra @ Coffee Sugars; for sale BY -
Gu : kOBrF Z. WILLIAMS s. co.
COFFEEs, COFFEEs.-25O hacg RI
- ~ C IEaj All grades; 100 bags iaguayr;
oV luAtS CHOICE Old t,Oye Pm
meat Java Coffee for sale by oo'ein
aos ROB'T T. WILLIAMS & co.
ORTH G A r OLINA GROSS her
1Y RaNGS:-Eo. ! NOkTH CAROLINy
3EGsS Behring'S, Just arrived for sale by
1e| ROBERT +. WILLIAMS & TO.
IN HHDS. CHOICE =. r.. SUGAR,
HI 10 hhds. BACON. SIToULUEks,
10 hnds. BACON SIDES,
just received In store and for sale by -,.-. a
"AGGOSEE & HARVEY
No. Pearl Block, Ilth st.,
le13 - Richmond Va.
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( TNPoRTANT TO WESTERN :
..lce.. 60 fEHIFFKH1.s g -
FHE POWH&TAN bTEAME0Ax COnEAGx

vTYINDoW GLASS AND PUTTY~-20 4
wv boxes FREa. II WINDOW a. VI all q
idass, for sale lev by I ~ u. 80
Ma. lStlMsin street spr. Hf. Charles tsoteL
DOOK AND JOB PRINTlNEsN NEATLY ~
bnONE At TILE OFFICE g
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from 'front.' TO rear, but really lfOll rear W
front, according to the original design, and
direction of the public road,) a charming
surprise opens before You "a: the real site
yral"d. 4 ncatly-terraccd lawn slopes
down TO an irregular ravine. on the west
ward side of which terraces rise again,
and neat rows OF white cottages stretch to
the sight and left. A substantial bridge,
with diamond-lattc,d sides, white and
airy. spans the deep ravine, connecting the
hotel and its associated buildings with the
c"ttages-itself prominent aud graceful
fcaturc-and furnishing 4 popular walk
way, always dry to the feet, level, and COM
Iuandins view Of the entire inner grounds.
Below the bridge the rayine opens and
spreads out into sweet, level plot, where
j, the spring, with its tasteful surrounding
columns. seats, and sheltering dome. Here
also is another row of cottages, with bath
lighthouses and shaded croquet-ground;
and here are pools tor gathering the water
moss so famous for its healing qualities i'll
curaucous affections.
Through all these grounds fine old oaks
and other trees give abundant shade, anu
Wcllgradcd walks make every part pica-
sanity accessible.
The water for common use IS conveyed
hy underground pipes from mountain
SIDE spring one.fourth OF mile away IL ID
of excellent quality and sufficient TO meet
all The demands Of the establishment and TO
keep in play several pretty fountains In the
grounds.
The analysis of the Medicinal Spring has
often been published, and the efficacy Of its
water has been established by long use and
MANY instances OF remarkable cure and rem
ovation.
| was struck by the adnliring observation
OF lady--orc Of party a'iehting from
stage TO take Il glimpse Of the grounds as
they we're passing by emerging tIom the
h"'cl and gaining the western porch, when
The Yie" described breaks first upon the
Visitor. sbc exclaimed "N hat 4 gem OF
place I had no conception of this. We
might have left the mountains without
The Democratic advocate., 1871-07-13
History of the War in Enros.


The National Publishing Co. of phi.d.,.,.
have just issued very valuable hi.torv ~ sa,a'
late War between Germany and Frame. 4s
the pen of one, Of our most popular w,i,.1-
Mr.. James d. MoCabe, Jr. ''
In large volume Of 500 octave n,n.
author teilsa wonderful story-all ~ 50, TIC
because OF its truth. lie tells Of haiti" anger
have shaken Europe 10 It's centre. and ~ "nleh
sequences Of which, even we of ,ha W ve eoh.
World must teel Of patriotism, hero.ns s.etn .0n
tary skill and statcsmanship, never sns. mlli.
IN history. The author writes with ths a,ai ras'si
aud force OF truth and the great merit. of fgas NV
Do9ss are us reliao'lity and strict impartali,s"
The book Is complete in every par,;.n,y.
Ii describes the causes OF the war ~ aSSaisr.
events which preceded Il; the onenin'. a 'he
paign, aud the first reverses of the l, ssl-
the elect OF these revcrses upon NJ. ruVH
people the frantic effort 10 rescue ,ho .eneh
army, and the terrible disaster az sJs. oeaten
capture OF the Emperor Napoleon. ami ~ me
tire armyi the revolution In Paris, m" w
and formation OF The Republic; The Givh, W ~
inc Empress from faris tho Siege and ~ "
render ui Strasbourg and the frontier rn,,.i sur
ses OF France; the triumphal advance olus'- ~ .l
herman armies 20 Paris; the efforts of Rs,,io sno
to escape from Metz, and the final aine ,nss.-ne
OF his army the investment and seige of p.ss
the detailed history Of this great sege. II, n'
sorties, battles, successes and failore. Ihs ~,
course Of events In the beleagured ri,rs 'ne
Ia the form Of full diary of the eyepi, ~ S,eh \,
sicge the campaigns on the Loire and in y ntl sae
portions Of Franccj the peace nsgo,;.,;.Na G.aef
the surrender OF Paris, aud the tTeStr ~
naval history Of the war the dIploma,jo' NJ NY
tory on both the German and French stdaa
the history OF the formation of The .rs,, Sa
man Empire; the proclaiming Of Kin wH wweI
Emperor, and the realization OF ticrman mi, w. =.
the events of the civil war and second 49,
Paris, its terrible scenes of bloodshsd ma 80 "
dalisin, with minuteness, Eraphioness 's"I
brilliaucy, which leaves nothing 10 he da,,saS
No intelligent person can afford 10 be nnis
formed as to these events which have lef, =.
deep an impression on the worlds bi.torv -
few will fail to read this splendid work, os
having read 1t, to endorse Il as the Stasa..j; ~
American History Of the War.
In this age of sensational literature. we ran
not too highly commend this brillian, .as
thoughtful narl alive to our readers. Tho boof
Is handsomely bound, aud illustrated win Ia
maps, portraits, battle scenes, and view, of ~
principal localities connected with the w.
No expense has been spared by the publi.Ler,
to make 1t worthy Of the support OF the publIc
and we predict for 1t an Immense sale esnae;
all as its low price brings It within the reac,
OF ALL II is published in both English and
German, sold by subscription only. and M,
publishers want agents In every county.
The Democratic advocate., 1871-07-13
Educational Meeting.

AT a meeting Of citizens Of Westmin.
sterand others, held ut the Court House
on Thursday evening, July 9Th, Hon.
VIM. N. Hayden was elected Chairman
and W. L. W. Seabrook appointed Sec.
retary. The chair briefly stated that
the object Of the meeting was au inter.
change Of opinion as to the best method
Of promoting the cause Of education 10
Northumberland throughout the county.
Alters a brief sketch Of the history Of
Public Schools in Maryland, by the
President, Prof. NJ. A. Newell, Princi
pal OF the State Normal School. was
introduced aud delivered a very able
and entertaining address, in which some
cxrellont suggestieos wcrc made with
reference to the Public Schools Of West.
minister. The want Of suitable school
buildings was particularly set forth and
an urgent appeal for suehaclion as will
supply the wast, presented. After the
conclusion Of Prof Ncwcll's remarks
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w. l.. w. Seabrook, Rev. G. w. Bald
win, Q. W. Webster, II. B. Norment
and DR.. J. w. Herring, were respectively
called upon aud briefly addressed the
meeting.
Mr.. Newson then moved the appoint,
ment of committee to consider the
feasibility of erecting an appropriate
Public School building, aud to take such
action as may be necessary to bring the
subject before the citizens of Westmin-
ter; said committee to report to the
Chairman of this meeting, the Board ol
School Commissioners, or future
meeting of citizens. The Chair up
pointed Messrs. Joseph NJ. Parke, John
Il, Smith, A. II. Huber aud Drs. j. W.
Herring and Francis Butler, said com
mittee.
On motion the proceedings Of this
meeting were ordered to be published
in the county papers, and the meeting
adjourned.
WM. n. HAYDEN, Chairman.
W. l.. w. SEABRooK, Secretary.
The Democratic advocate., 1871-07-13
Hachman Valley Railroad.

In pursuance of notice given by the
Commissioners, the stockholders Of the
Pennsylvania Division Of this road met
at kIinefeltcrsyillc on Saturday last, for
the purpose of eleeting President aud
board of Managers. Tie Company
Being incorporated under the provision
Of the General Act of 1919, twelve Di.
rectors were required. There was 1918
shares Of stock, represented ia person
and by proxy, all Of which was voted.
Capt. a. W. Eichelbcrger was elected
President, and Q. j Noursc, p. NJ.
Randolph, b. r. Steigers, of Columbia,
p X, Pync, Of New York, Joseph Del.
lone, Henry G. Schriver, Henry Writ,
levi Dubbs, of Hanover. Abrah9m Ban
kert, AaronS. Warner, Emauuel1Ieindel
and Adam Buchsr frou, aloug the line
Of the road, Directors. Tue Board
elected Henry Writ, Secretary and
Treasurer. The FIRST regular meeting Of
the Directors will be held at this place
on Thursday next. the 18th inst when
j Is expected steps will be taken to put
the graduation and masonry OF The
Pennsylvania Division Of the line under
contract.
As the requisite amount Of stock has
not yet been subscribed to the Maryland
Division, il is not prohlble that any
action will be taken in reference to
pushing forward that portion of the
road. Il is matter Of regret that work
on the lower, or Maryland Division.
cannot progress simultaneously. The
delay, however, is due entirely 70 the
apparent Indifference Of the farmers and
other parties interested in Ore Mines in
the Valley. The estimated cost Of this
portion Of the road is $4,000, toward
which the Chestnut Hill Iron Company
propose to subscribe s25 900, il ali
others subscribed sl2,50O. 50 far only
$1,000 Of the latter amount has been
secured, while the farmers on the Penn.
syivania Division promptly subscribed
more than thisamount orer skeir allotted
proportion. - Haaorer Spectator.