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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-04

The merchants Of Richmond. as well as every
man in Louisa county, should at once subscribe
for the Southern Planter and Farmer. The Janu-
rynumber contains an excellent map OF Louisa
county, aud accurate description, besides being
filed with choice agricultural reading matter.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-04

FAILED TO GIVE BoND.-Henry Austin,
recently elected sheriff of Henrico, and Mr.
Waidrop, who was elected superintendent
of the poor, both ON the Radical ticket,
having failed to obtain responsible parties
to 20 on their official bonds, have lost their
faithtaly % m the Gt du5ies S Of fyl sSsr r
continues in Office under the enabling act.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-04

4 Couch, COLD, on sokE THRokT;-requires j
immediate lion, az rexlect ofteutmes results
10. some incuraole lung disease. "Brova'ad q
Bronchial Troche," are o simple remedy, and
VIII almost invariably give immediate, relief.
Owing to the good rcl utastoh and popularity OF
tie froches many worthless and cheap limitations
are offered which age goad for nothing. Be sue
% oot.'n the true " Browns Bronchial Troches."
sod everywhere.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-04

STATE BANK OF VIRGIN1A-REsIGNAT1o
AND ELECTIoN.-At meeting of the Board
of Directors Of the State Bank Of Virginia,
held yesterday afternoon, Mr.. VIM. H.
Macfarland rendered his resignation as Pre-
sidcnt of the bank, and, it being accepted,
Mr.. John L. Bacon was elected in his stead.
Mr.. Macfarland's resignation recalls the
fact that he has been for more than thirty
wears President of one Of the banks Of this
city-first of the Farmers, then Of the
Planters, and for the last six months of
the State Bank of Virginia. During this
period he has enjoyed the entire. confidence
of the business community and been ele-
waited to various places of trust and honor
by the suffrages OF his fellow.citizens. His
successor, Mr.. Bacon, Is one of our most
successful merchants, man Of fine business
capacity, and public,spirited citizen. He
will make most excellent bank president
At the same meeting of the directory Col.
John Fl. Guy was elected director in place
of Mr., Bacon.
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SALES THIS DAY.

4 co. will sell At /? NJ, In front
of Eenrico County Courthouse, es acres OF
land near the Seven Pines.
THOs W. KRFSEH will sell at P. n, at his
auction rooms, pew No. 12o, In st. Paul's
Church. w. s..... 49,. - 49,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-04

BOUQUETS AND BASKETS OF FLowEAssuits-
BILE for holiday presents at all prices For sale by
JOHN MORTON, florist, corner of Main and Re-
servoir sts. Orders through the poe.-ofce prompt
IL attended 70. .s..-. ........e
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Communicated

; DlURE UAS ESCAP1NG.- -
a Hasty Scrtbble to a "a Truthful Ode."
A discomfort CT eature whose doggereI on gas
N yesterdays issue has proved him al ass:
pity his darkness; he speaks of The skies:
Bad whiskey affects both the nose aud the eyes.
.. -.... HTRUTHFrI JOHS,i
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-04

MAKE IT A RULE to buy your Meek Ties,
scarEs, and other furnishings from e. u. SPENCE
& Sos, 1900 Main street. 'sf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-04

ITis Just as easy for C. H. PAGE & Co., iath
and Cary or 7oS Grace street, TO sell coal TO con-
samers ut $50 to s72s per ton as for otter deal
ers to cell 1t to contractors or small dealers at
$3.50 to 81, while they charge consumers % to
S8.50.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-04

JAcRsos's Wholesale and Retail Confectionery,
corner Broad and I'd street, inew ouild!ns). Wed
dngs, Balls, Parties, &C., furnished 1T short no
tice aao on reasonable ternas.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-04

AN oRATros on General Lee will be de-
Ivered by Prof. James F. Holcombe, In this.
city, one evening next week, for the benz
eff Of the Lee Monument Association. T..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-04

DIARIES FOR Isn.-Ihe lsrses: vasie OF
nocke; ar!eo for 1871. at all priees,-st ELLssoS
4 TAYLoR,s next 60 Dtspatch office.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-04

sTER1oUs AssAULT.-The weigh
master oil the Second Market, Mr.. William
Prosser, while on his way home on Mon
day night, was brutally assaulted by some
one, and knocked down senseless. He was
shortly afterwards found by policeman,
and removed to his own house, in Sidney.
Mr.. Prosser is at loss to account for the
assault, as no money or valuables were
taken from his person. He lost one Of his
limbs in the war, and was therefore inca
pable of making any vigorous resistance.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-04

INSTALLATION OF OFFIcERs.-At meet.
ing of Virginia Lodge, No. 2, Knights of
Pythias, Monday evening, the following
officers were installed for the present term {:
". V. Glazebrook, Worthy Chancellor !;
JOS. J. Waite, Vice Chancellor Alex.
McWilHam, Recording Scribe; r. j: Bulling-
ton, Financial Scribe; NJ. Mittledorfer,
Banker a. w. Crump, Guide Z. Forrest
Pecor, Inside Stewart W. j. Lacy, Out
side Stewart; J. D. Briggs, Venerable Pa
triarch and Representative to Grand Lodge.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-04

DIARIES Soa la7I.--A beautiful assortmens az
ELLYsoS q TAyLoR,s, Ills Matn street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-04

P1LaR1M's .PR0GEEss.-The panorama OF
Pilgrims Progress is stiil eShloited NJ
Metropolitan Hall. 1t Is really q merito-
rious and improving exhibition, and should
be seen, especially by all the children.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-04

QUALIF1ED.-Mr. VIM. NJ. McGruder has
qualified as Treasurer Of the county of Hen
rico.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-04

Richardson's Virginia and North CarolSa
Almanac for sale Wholesale aud retail at ELLfsoS
& TAYLoa's, lil6 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-04

THE Grace.street Presbyterian Church
has 376 instead of ZIG commandments. as
stated in this paper few days ago.
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS.

The election Of officers was then gone into
with the following result: President, Col.
A. S. Buford ; Director, Col. W. w. Gordon.
Col. b. b. Douglass moved that the time
of holding the annual meeting be changed
to the Tuesday after the second Monday in
November in each year, to take effect On
and alter this year. Adopted.
The meeting then adjourned until 10
o'clock this morning.
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amount Of interest funded and that
may be funded d....................s7o9 s7 o92, slo Ss
A recapitulation makes the following clear
exhibit
Debt issued under acts prior to the
l7tn OF April, T3l 93a II! So
Intcrest due and unpaid the ..... 81, les 43
Debt issued and that may be issued .'
under the ac: of March the I'd 1866,
authorizing the funding OF interest. u es2 $40 IS
Interest cue ana unpaid thereon. .... 0Is 2OS So
Dcbt on old James River Company
........................ 95 600 90
Interest due and unpaid thereon. ...... 1880 10
Debt on James River and kanawha
Company onCs..................... 7Ol. 100 90
Interest due and unpaid thereon ..... I'D, 060 81
Amount OF principal and interest on
the lst of Janulry, $47, ,sse, ,s3s 90
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,.sezSs.g.IUNs q rAnTaknsHIPs.
VULCAN IRON WORKS.

RICHMOND. VA, bee. 81, 1870.
DISSOLUTION.-L e. FINCH, having
~ sold his interest fn the property snovn as the
Vulcan Iron Works 70 WYaDdAMB 5. RIRtRT~ d
sDN retires from the Arm Of aRCHSk, GCOU.
WIN q Gu. The name or the arm VIII only DO
used In liquidation, and that stated aztec sigma.
lure, VIZ, "Archer, ueodwin b Co, 10 LIQUIDS
titn.n @43e VIM. y. AkCh Ok,
j. r. GOuDWla,
taa-2g Z. T.. FINCH. 2..s
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VULCAN IRON Works,

VULCAN IRON Works, = / &,
RIcHMo ID, VA, Jan. >, 1911
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS
i day formed co-p.rtnership Tor tue pu pose
of continuing the business as formcsly carried On
] he style of the firm will be ARCHER, GOOD
WIN & co. - .-
j. F. Gg ODWIN, -, y
ja4-21 wy NDHAM b. KOBERTSOE.
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coMETHING NEW FOB THEe
L ADI ES
.... At THE :l-9. .G'fs.
IAn1zs, 410r AND SHOE EMPORIUM J.

.y,s, reesiyed, the latest novelty Of WHITE
RI 'T,s shoes aud SLl lfPr Rs amongst toem
is ibs 81 MaGGtE G2UQua. suitable for balls. pa1:
Ties, &C.. cc nstdeted he haudsonSst snce etst
introduced IN this market. !, "a "a !.
Gvsry v.rlsty Of BUTTON BOOTS 81 49,. !. Y
s tto!e is In the middle e he square, psSssa1
seor 10 Mrs n. Jones s millinery ttore.
is a. =. 1-.r-s~--S--
vVTNGO, ELLETT IS CRUNp, Ley 1Sa
Sts-aaatn street., haYe Just Tccsiyea n.Hses esa
supply u ladies' assss and aess eas
But ,nd - 1tsce ek.sh n9 maFoceo. &C.; also. ,hs
.s SifssDnn autlen Boot tsogeisaiaG sil nea 'ss
ladies aud Mae /, *n1S,nesIG aa si Gents csir sad-
s snol, o md Gaii.,rs, and complete ssseIys
sn.nt nf s.rmers' heavy goods. GIVE tnsia 9 o~
pa3a ~ - .--,-- ------.----z.---.
IDoSENDALE cKMEN SOC barrels e
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-04
DECEMBER 81, 1870. ja,-H

IT HAVE THIS DAY ADMITTED ny.
Il confidential c.erk, Mr.. DArlEL 3. MCCA Az; Is;
THY to II T. terest III my business, ~nicn va.
hereat be conducted nder the name and styie oh
GEOnG E a. BUNDLEY& & CO.. 8! he oIo stano'
s28 Broad street. =.
i return ranks for the liberal patronage pes
STOW, upou me for the last fifteen years, ana ask
q Continuance OF the same to the new nrm:
GEOaGE A. HUMIDITY.
r.p ,s7r ja3dIw
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-04

Having associated myself with the above CON.
cern, respectfully solicit the patronage of my
friends. @-
ia4- eod3t& &w3t W. M. GARY.
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RICHMOND. VA, Jan. 2, 1871.

RICHMOND, VA, Jan. 2, 1871.
WE HAVE THIS DAY ADMITTED
w MR. w. NJ. CARY. our former attorney,
to an interest in our general commission business,
TO ne condu ted under the name and style OF e. B.
&P. A. DUB EFT, as heIeto,ofe. We thank our
friends for the liberal patronage besto ed pom US
In the past ana hope, In future, TO merit cotin-
uance Of the same. -, =
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,s,HE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING PUR-

DlSSOL co-partnersbtp
- heretof re- existing un1-r the frm OF WIN
ZION 4 POWERS Is this day dissolved by llTlta-
ton fither .r,n2r VIII use the name OF he
concern IN liquid .tion.
All persons having claims against US will please
present them for payment and all indebted 70 us
are earnestly requested to settle their accouna IS
JOSEPH p, WINSTON,
pnUERS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-04

METROPOLITAN woRKs- A.
RICHMOND, Jan. 3, 1877.
MFR. VIRGINJUS NEWTON Of Nor
lHl Iolk, is admitted to an interest In our 0usl"
ness Co Ike effect from the lst inst. .-
The style OF the firm will rerna ain UNCHANGED.
iIa-2w W VI. E.. TahNER Il GO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-04

NTOTICE.-I have this day associated
~ with me In, the AUCTION and REAL ES-'
late BUSINESS my son. T.. kpsoEH IsS IL,
which ~il hereafter be- c,nduc cted under the nrm
and style Of I:BELL Il sljN, and would most 70.
spect Ii ly solicit the patronage o. my Irend5 ana
tue public generally for the DeT concern. -.'
FRaNUlS T. loj1ELL,
Atctioneer and zeal state Agent.
taL NJ llth street.. bet Main and Bank.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-04

NEW CONCERN.-I shall continue she
IN 3 OF and SHOE BUStN Ess atYtne sane
stand and solicit the patronaSe OF my f:ienqs ana
the general public. r. u. CAh1.
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DIssOLUTION.-Tii firm Of CARY IL
~ CARLTON Is this day dissolved by the With. q.
drawsl OF v. s. CARLTON, Z. u CARY asssmfs q,
aii iiaoilitles and asses aud Is alone adrho ized
" 4~o M.CARY,
We CAhLT0E. .
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JAN. 2, 1871.

AUG. KOhLEh. ;.
RICHMOND, VA, s1st Dec. 1870. .....
NEW vCD-pARTNERsEIP.-T The subscribers
will ontlnue thu GENERAL C0MMlSsION ano
TUBACCO bUslHE 81 under the firm OK s. ."'
L. " W. E. q. NOTING,
CHA5. BAUCH.
p,c,,,,o,S, Ian 1st 1911 Att
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DISsOLUTION OF CO-PARTNER-
~ SHIP. The co-p. p..rtcersihp existlS z between
US, unrer tn, firm and sty.e OF ANDREW lZ-
tndrew Pizzinh Jr Is alone authorized to Lign
the name of the firm In settlement OF oil debts due
W " "'' - '"' ANDREW PIZZI' l. Js.,
JOSEPH w. PLEDGE.
JANUARY 4, 1871. .... .. -.. ~ a.. a..sH
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OO-PARTNERSHIP .EOTICE.-1 have
I this day associa:ed with me in bu!tness my
con- Iii. .IfIs late from New York city. 1hS
name and style Of the arm will hetta altsT 1e r u.
W lLi1T b SOW. w A' nASD2'
January lS7l ..e. sE 1901
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BOOTS, SHOES, &c.

lean be found 3. the store OF r. II. CARY, and
E2 V. 8. CARLTON.
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A TRUE BILL-"Brick Pomero,
says it requires more pluck for a young
man TO establish a printing office in i
country town. where be is compelled
10 be editor canyassing agent, type set.
ter proof reader, pressman. mailing
clerk, wood aud iiemizor, everything
in fact, in order that his paper ma,
live, than Is required in any Other
business lie must work hard ano
live poor. Bushes, men tailand leave
him TO whistle for money which h,
cannot well do without. Subscriber
all about him, Who profess to be good
take his paper, then die, remove 10 t
distant town, cor away without pay inl
their debts. lie Is expected 10 work
for any man OF his party who may
come up for office 10 print handbills
10 advertise notices aud furnish elec
ton tickets. oilentimes for nothing
He must bo first and foremost 10 en-
courage every enterprise of the place
and the last man 10 Oe paid for worl
done, labor performed, or intluenc,
given.
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. Crooks WINE oF ~
!. Crooks WINE OF TAI

Mrm4am&sw Mm@ Gai
nfsB tf~ wmssx4 -
HwwFY Ww nnd fafs.fls = sa,ff-s
Pe@s hmn~aed ~48@Rmdt4
wmFNgs aasp4AA c. alr
mwW.s a24hMNHNwwm3
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NATURES
Hair Restorative

Contains no LAC SULPHUR-No
SUGAR OF LEADING LITH.
ARGE-No NITRATE OF Sill
YER, and is entirely free from the
Poisonous and Health-destroying
Drugs used in other Hair Prepara-
tions.
Transparent and clear rs crystal, " will
not soil the finest ric,-perfectiy SAFk
CLEAN and EFFICIENT,-d
tums LONG SOUGHT FOR AND
FOUND AT LAST
II restores and prevents the Hair nom
becoming Gray, imparts aott, glossy ap-
pearance, removes DAndruH, u refreshing
| 10 the head, checks the Hair from falling
of. and restores Il TO q great extent when
lprematurely lost prevents Headaches,
eures all humors, cutaneous eruptionE,
/ and unnatural heat AS A DRESSING
| FOR THE HAIR 1T Is THE BEST AR
lTICLE IN THE MARKET.
DIR. q. SMITH, Patentee, Aver, Mass
PREPARED only by PROCTER BROTH
ERS. Gloucester, Mass. The genuine i
put up in n panel bottle, made expressly
Far Il. with the name of the Article blowH
| in the glass. Ask your Druggist for ma
ruRK's HAIR RESTORATIVE, ahd take NJ
other.
g@-Send two three cent stamps 20 Proc
ter Brothers for Treatise on the Human
Hair" The information il contains \
worth $500, 90 10 any person. laep. ~
Il For sale ut Centre Hall by VIM. VOL
land Herlacher & CronmiilsE.
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h~wsmrpm hh@ AFa4
ptr~nwfhWMm NMr
HtttA 8tN8M&A. nsh fslmNNm Ih@
IfVaR. SD pefn them %
emnpsH fhM Amaa a. ctas e
mmA MmmMmm meHHm
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Class Contributors by Townships
OF Number Of individuals Of the
Township.
Michael Grove, Of Bonner township best
pair dram horses $1,000 Harris townships,
best variety ofpotatocs in halfbushcl s. 90;
Hargl, township, best and largest variety Of
Vegetables S2,0 Bonner township. hes,
pcch ofclover seed III, Hcyl Sa6G Bonner
township, best peek of timothy seed tjos-
eph rrcsslerl $40.
Glass 27,-Trials of Speed.
Wm 4. Savage, best trItting TO harness
$lo0A Amo, Mullen, "a hes. trotting TO
harness Sb.Oo lssac Loose, be4t trotting un-
dcy saddle SlA06 DIR. r. d Tipplc, ID best
under saddle $AO0
ThaHbove list simply contains the arti-
clgs TO which premiums were awarded,
There were great many articles GA eShi-
ton which deserve much credit.
The premiums will be paid At any time
before ,bc Ir,, day December next eYJ. ID,
Shuse,;, Treasurer, At the Cehtre County
Gaah Premiums not called Tor previous
90 thag date will be considered donated 90
the Society.
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o. &hs rrnannla ca Sss
fnR Chrwmhn CAnAfr
Gwamhm MmM autap
6gmRka &cHaW1wwttnm Pfssnspasg rufe4 ftisui
u - ssafsf sHNet ~ f
BndmgssanM psfnmsMtpwa
a..a.4mkam AVA ms4.M.m.
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List of Jurors.


c5ars 4 u. Isil. so,.iassSlas tsA Msadas q NS,.
Saoss4os. Geo Q1iek. y Bo-eF.
sgrias dao 4 ksoSsy. jas Ross. Jno bASas siilsf
l4sss5 ) bsehIoi, j BaHaEariasr
haslea. X Richard
rQrI-E. Aad GEssE, u Crasi9Fd. d L KsSr.
Haias Jao Eoa.aA, wiiiiAiaz.
sasl..s; foaa ! Tf''si i < 4 Vs. ssaF'a-
WsEtl. lzs rhusapsoa.
WalEss. AdAm Grimm
MLss1arg N GrpeR-
L.. q rctii Jarors drawn fOr S0rutnhsr Term oi
Coaft 4. u Issi. culHasasinx AN MoadAy NST.
Iains chAs Hos,srraan. II A MlnSls
hsa5 II L iSe Hsr1sy NJ assss. Io.ss ) J pi Wnilsa.
MAAr A Gezy, y Eddy.
il0sssl. . Plstss,r. J Montgomery.
CuE,4a. hF.skg. u bsShdol
S5s Il 80. ~ W.; ws,ss, 4 ,stis5s h5,sn5,5s
Patg.sa a Htoas q MattsTu
Bg.s ,4lc Il GaaSis. Beck. " p DaHoan. d
Ps;5sz q MHls-. Wa BaAl. J c Rsai. Jno Poor.AAa.
Aarlaa "a fe4ftek Jno Hoy. yr, gonsIua q n H0T.
fsrst.aas p IAaea. I'sS Na.ssr $ f.Ilsahsrrsr.
Hoses > earn, IynAa. NJ TTien
Mle1sF uraaa.
spsia Am Dale
Ai.9- Jlsrpa BieFiy.
Coar eoz.aaeaeiaE Monday the tih d DsS- A. d ISM
Bels.oaso V Thomas, W UAlbraiia. Grove. N
Pcua b Etrsict,cr. Wa Alexander
Tayis=. G1ptaharsF.
fersafsa 4 tzmplr, S4za HaFpsieF
hauaFd Long, III Dopp. II Hotter
Hnlflsassas Epap-
Putt-r- 4 n kishrl. Jas Succtuo,d
Phi.l.rs'sarg A Muatsonssrs - l. Way.
Fntl#a 4 S1liars. W T fhnmpsau.
hnErss % y Ammerrnn, W II krrpa.
Murfa. q 1anns.
HaFr.fs clean.
nair-s ADAM Weaver
Has "a J y Thampeca II " Holt
WatkFf fno BIraus
fahtffy. ID Carpenter
Nile fHuAth Kramer Il fulst.
traf Geo jameson.
Sqria-. sus Miller. Mtll5r.
Mt-.strE - furvy
tH1r~hbr. 4 Hnafou.
I4r.H4. s Bette
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'slA FnItIN tNu AuNIru-NitrmAn n
lance.

Berlin. Novombor 1, Oalcial infprma
ton states thai lho recent interview be,
tween Princes nsmafk aud Gorsehkuli,
m this city, resulted m Russia becoming j
party 20 the mutual understanding arrived
at between Go many gud Austria, during
the recon, eonivrvHce 40 SaltEbars Al
the Interview between the Russian aud
lst!ons between the two nations were eA-
cha lged
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ID EGISrERS NOTICES. The follow.
IL ing accounts have been examined
and passed by me aud remain hled OF ro-
cogl a this Office for the Inspection of heirs
Le,sgers Creditors and all Others in any
WsN Interested, aud will be presented 10
! the Orphans Court Of Centre county 10 Do
hold GO Rtllei0nte for allowance and con-
hrm4aou on Wednesday, the 18th day OF
November \ ID lS7l.
l. The account OF William B. Mengle.
administrator OF all and singular the goods
and -hagtles rights aud credits which were
ot john Frank, late Of the township OF
HalUes iu the county Of Cenire dec d,
- The account of james W. Sankoy one
OF Ih Executors Of the last will and Iesta-
mca. ot John Sankey late Of Centre eoun-
u lH tAc Stale Of Pennsy lVania, dee d.
5. The account Of George Jack Execu.oT
Of and ot William Wagner late Of Harris
township deed,
4. The account OF Henry Zeigler Guar
dian d. X. Emma Hoy, NOW intermarriod
with }, r. Tibbinsl Minor child Of George
Hoy, iage ot Marion township decd.
9, Guardianship account OF Jacob q.
Walker Guardian Of Conssans, Samuel
Michael and Sarah Jane Minor children oi
John Walker late of Boggs township
dec g.
q. The Guardianship account Of William
Pooeman Guardian Of George w. Gar
bricA aud Elizabeth A. Gsrbriek Minor
children Of Henry GArbrlck late Of the
tow ship OF Bonner dec d.
:. The account of John Z. Zimmerman
Guardian OF Nancy Ellen Segner and
Francis Laura Segner Minor children OF
Simon Segner late of Centre county dec d.
5. The administration account OF Henry
hcl aud Robert Goheen administrators
ot aud OF james I Johnston late OF Harris
town hip dee d.
. The accounted John +. Harris Rxecu-
tor iD the last will and Testament Of EliZa-
beth Carey late Of the Borough Of Belle
foutc decd
10 The account of james Ill. Linn and
Wm. L. Wilson acting and surviving
Executors of the last will aud Testament
Of The Rev. James Linn DID late OF the
Borough Of Bellcfonte dec, i.
II The account Of William r. Hays ad-
min siraior Of and Of CaIharen HomAn late
OF Hsines township dec d.
j. II. MORRISON,
Register.
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MARRIAGES.

Sept 9Th, 1871, al Bellrfonte, by j. Z.
Gephart, Esq, Mr. John r. Lemon 10 Miss
Anna l.. GraEier. bu.h Of Ferguson town
ship, Pa,
At Boalsbayg, oa ;he 3lstult, by Rev. j.
I. Williams, Rev j. Keller Miller, OF
Centre Hall, - Miss Ellen L,nabergci,
Of Mount Independence.
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a. MATTERS Il Soa's Carriage Manu-
Gepy. Mllroy, "a, mayAdm.
-0--
rEytN> NOTICE I'm aecogaance with
ar ac. 0f ASsSamhly, notice Is hereby
e satse SjiiEcus ~ eo.irc, fsom 81 hom
la. scAool purposes Ar the presen;
ara auc, tAat oa aA such taxes
n satae aaaersix xucJ lre2>Grcr, 40 hls
a.,s aa on before l5.h 1T N0VtmAer
.hcre will Ae q deduction of Eve per
lu. On Sll taxes p8ti within 0nc
a.aa.A i amer said date Eo deduction Nlli be
g +. aa3 ;As. upon All school taxes re-
g pe GunSid at}cy December l5th next
VIII ac au addition az ave per cen
fe lsv oe1er % Gbe Eaapl
FRED, kCRr2,
~ 2sa Treasurer.
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II 10 reported to day that the FcnnsylvH-
nla Railroad Company has completed the
preliminary arrangements for leasing the
Philadelphia Washington and baltimore
Railroad
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The Bonaparles.

The cabinet have undor confederation a
proposition To pass measure intordictiug
the return OF any member ot the Banapar,
tlst fam ~ 20 France, except by special
authorization granted by tho government
Ii Is understood that tAV proposed inter-
dict meets with the approval ot Ihv major
ity Of the members ui the cabinet
Rnssia Enters tho AusIrn-l l,rrmnn Al.
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TIE -lNT25 REPORTER
FRIDAY, Nov i0, ISL
LOCAL ITEMS.

.3JAL NEWS. Oar friends viii obligv
as 5y sending In any items oflocal inter
esq, including deaths, marriaecs, Ne,, as
sach arc oagarly read by yoar friends an
thc west many 81 when gci eae Reporter,
Ne would esteem TIA favor d oar sind pa.
te8as would occasionally maslR copysoi
taa Reporter to relatives and acQuaintan-
eas who formerly lived IA Centre county
ana removed 80 other pats, which we0ld
is, lsen many to become subscribers,