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n. DAMSON. Mayur of the Civ

sof Warren. Civil Jarisdiction-same as
Justice OF the Peace tor the city, and crimi-
nal jurisdiction throughout city and cUuntv Z.
Also agent for Cleveiand temenI Sewer and
drain Pine of ali sizes. Qan 8. 1871.
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ESTATE OF Walter d. Little, decd.
1.-THE undersigned has been duly appoin-
led and qual lined as Adaifnistrator on the
estate OF Walter D. Little, deed, late Of
VIM L. CHURCH.
Newton Falls. O., Nov. i8, IS72-st. C
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YXTHITTLESEY ADAMS, Fire and

M H1A LDoG i -ADA1A9g HhS anu
wv Life Insurance Agent, Warren, Ohio.
Merchandize and other property insured in
the best Companies, on favorable terms
Farm property, Isolated dwellings, and their
1rniture insured for one, three and dve
years. O1iice in McComus and smiths block.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

MESFERN RESERVE CHRONICLE
w Puhlished every Wednesday morning.
n Fmnjre Block, Market ST. Warren MN.
. rTFzII.. Editor and Proprietor
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- JOSEPH Z HAWLEY, Pres't.
LEWIS WALN SMITH, Tem'y Sec.
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nR. 10y, Physician and Surgeon,
IOmce and residence a few rods. south
Of the Atlantic Great western Depols
Svbere he can b. consulted professionally.
Warren. o. April IS lS7l-tf
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E,LYMAN, Dentist. Office over
n IS. c. Chryst & Co.'S new meal market,
Spoosite the Court House. Market st. war
ran Ohio IAN d io'0-1
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J. r. woRswICK.
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n Is, riLEK, Manufactures and
IN. Dealer IN GUNS. Rifles, Pistols, Cutlery
Eishfne Tackle- Gun Materials, Sporting
Apuaratus. sewing Machines, &C., No. 5, Mar
ket ST., Warren. Ohio. tJsD. lS7G-n
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MANCHEsTER ITEMS.

WHAT OF ANNEXATION ?--Sometime since
committee was appointed from the Manches-
ter trustees and citizens to confer with Like
committee from the Richmond City Council
ON the subject of annexation with full powers
to do all that was needful in the premises.
The committee met and organized, but took
no definite action. Nothing has been heard
of the committee or the project for some
time. 1t has been binted- that well-known
legal gentleman is engaged In preparing o
bill. but that does not seem to be labor OF
such magnitude as to require months. Let
the committee meet and take immediate
action before the adjournment Of the Legs
lature, or the golden opportunity may be
lost. "Strike while the iron is hot" Under
certain conditions the question of annexation
will be an almost unanimous matter with our
people, and if the conference committee Will
prepare bill and urge it. this work, that Is
to rebound so much to the good Of both COM
munities, will be an accomplished fact.
The AFRICAN CHURcH.-Sometime since
this edifice, used both as place Of worship
and as a high school for our colored citizens,
was badly Injured by fire, and the repairs ars
progressing slowly, as Edwardss Hall, a
present used by the congregation, Is hardly
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MoRTUARY REPoRT.---The following is the
mortuary report for the week ending Satur-
day, January 9Th, compiled from sextons'
returns received at the Office Of the Board Of
Health I ~
Whole number of deaths In the city, % ;
in addition, sti-born were reported (col-
ored). Sex: Males, y; females, II. Color:
White males, 4; white females, 4; colored
males, 8; colored females,7. Condition: Sim
gle, 10; married, 5; Widowers; p widows,
8; unknown, 8. Nativity: United States, %
Ireland, /. Locality: Marshall Ward, l; JEFF
ferson Ward, 3; Madison Ward, 4; Monroe
Ward, /; Clay Ward, 3; Jackson Ward, 8;
Almshousc, 8. Age: One month to six, l;
six months to twelve, 9; one year to three,
/: twenty years to thirty, 5 thirty years to
forty, 4; forty years to fifty, Al; sixty years
to seventy, g.; seventy years to eighty, 81 BY
whom certified: Regular practitioners, II;
irregular practitioners, 1; coroner, 2; Board
of Health, 8. Causes of deaths. Abscess,.l
Bright's disease, l; bronchitis (chronic), /;
congestion of lungs, l; consumption, q
white, colored); commissions, 1 disease OF
heart, 1; itlanition, l; old age, 3; pneumo,,
MIA, 3; puerperal convulsions, l; typhoid
fever, i ; ulcer, L; yalvular disease Of heart,
| /; unknown, /.
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PRESBYTERIAN SUNDAY-ScuooL U:loS.-
The MONTH v meeting of the Presbyterian
Sunday-School Onion, held in the Grace
Street church on Tuesday night, was one of
unusual interest.
The night Wus very inclement, but those
who were present felt amply repaid for leav-
inc their homes. As result Of the late dis
cuSsions in the meetings of the Union
Teachers Meetings are reported as being
now held in connection with nearly all the
Presbyterian schools, N. NJ. Gillian, Esq,
Of the Second school, reported theirs as held
on "Wednesday night at the close OF the
weekly lecture, and conducted by the super
intendcnt in a free, familiar way: They arc
very hopeful of good results. Charles II.
Read, Jr., of the Grace-Street school, report
ed prosperous teachers meeting, which
has been successfully conducted on Wednes-
day nights by the superintendent for some
months past. They pursue the regular study
of the lesson in q social, informal way.
I'D. X. Sleight, of the First school, said
that they also had organized weekly teach.
ers' meeting ION W ednesday night conducted
by the pastor, but feared it would assume too
formal character, though it was too early i'll
the history of the effort to judge as yet.
The following reports show the average
attendance for the month Of December:
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OpD-FELLows' REUSIoS.--There has been
no more interesting event among the Odd
Fellows of Richmond for many a day than
the retluion last hight at the hall of Friend
ship Lodge, OH the occasion Of the conferring
of the degree of Rebecca on a large number
of the wives and widows of Odd-Fellows.
Nearly all Of the Lodges of the city were nu-
merously represented, and a splendid supper
was served, which reflected credit alike on
the taste of the committee and the liberality
of the Lodge. Eloquent addresses were de
livered by Past Grand Master Head, member
of the House of Delegates from Loudoun, and
Past Grands 7. j. EYans, w. S, Gilman, and
r. II. Mullen, of Richmond.
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PLANrE1,s NATIONAL BAsK.-The annual
meeting Of this institution was held in their
banking-house on yesterday. 3. Dupuy
chairman and John c. Davis secretary.
The report OF the president, Mr. j. B. Da-
Wis, says: eve have been able to pay our
stockholders regular semi-annual dividends of
four per centum, and might have paid more,
but, your directors thought it better to re-
duce the premium account on bonds. We
have reduced that account S7,197.3S, and
have charged off 81, ,l67.31 of past-due paper
considered worthless, and paid eight per
cent. dividends for the year. We started one
year ago with surplus Of 81, ,062, and ont
of the earnings of the past twelve months
have appropriated S12,93S, which gives Us q
surplus Of $4,000. We have made no bad
debts the past year, and have increased the
capital stock 100000, making the present
capital $500, ,0Oo."
The president says the credit is due the
directors for the prosperous condition of the
bank. The following directors were elected
for the current year: John 3. Davis, j. A.
Belvin, j. K. Childrey, L. II. Frayser, Charles
Philips, n. NJ. Wilson, c. e. Whitlock,
George S. Palmer, S. NJ. Rosenbaum.
. The Board of Directors unanimously re-
elected Mr.. John B. Davis president.
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MEETING OF TIE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF
THE VIRGINIA STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
A meeting of this committee was held In the
Exchange Hotel last evening.
Mr.. Knight, from the Committee to Dis
pose of the Fair Grounds, reported that the
grounds had been rented to D. L. Ward for
the sum of 81, ,120 for the current year.
The resignation of Richard Irby, Esq, n
member of the Executive Committee, was
read and accepteds
NlessrS. Rulln and Knight were appointed
committee to examine the books of the
treasurer and secretary to the 1st january,
1872; and report:
A memorial to the General Assembly in
relation to immi grafton was read and
adopted. and ordered to be presented to the
Legislature now in session.
4 communication from J. r. Baylor eX-
cepting to the award of the Judges on fine
wool was referred to Colonel ". Z. Knight
and R. B. HaSall, Esq, with the request that
the subject be examined and report pre-.
sented Mt the next meeting. Adjourned.
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A CoLoREp ADMIRER OF TIE FINE Arts
A few days ago a package containing some
drawings on wood, for Frank Leslie, by W..
L. Sheppard, the artist, was lost OF stolen
from an express wagon. Yesterday the
missing sketches were found by Detective
O'Dwyer iii the house of colored woman
on Third street, where they were, in use as
mantel ornaments, and were greatly admired
by their reputed owner. She said they were
bot1ght from somebody on the street. The
articles were restored to Mr. Gibson, super
intendent of the Express Company. No
arrest was made.
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adequate to their wants, o number of the con-
gregation wish to see repairs hurried up.
WHY is the delay ? Can the stewards answer?

adequate to their wants, O number Of the con-
gregation wish to see repairs hurried up.
why is the delay Can the stewards answer?
THE SESSION or THE County. CoURT.-
| Washington Randall, Robert Law, Joseph
Braxton, Henry Dance, John Booker, and
Martin Hewitt, severally indicted for misde-
| meanor, were arraigned, tried, and found
! guilty, and sentenced to receive twenty
tstripes each; which sentence was duly car
ried into effect.
Sandy Owen and Robert Morton, charged
with misdemeanor, were recognized In the
sum Of S25 each for their appearance ut the
March term of the court.
William Bailey, James r. Monroe, Caleb
j. Skipwith, and Alexander Briggs, commits
stoned officers Of the Manchester colored ter
ribles, who fight so bravely now the cruel
war is over, all under Indictment for riot and
unlawfully disturbing the public peace, ap-
peared in court, and through counsel moved
a continuance of their case to the March
term, which was granted, and the parties re-
cognized in the sum Of $3.50 each for their
appearance. They were further held to bail
to be of good behavior in the sum of 300 for
three months.
a decree was entered in the case Of E. NJ.
Foster us. v, C. Robertson and others.
| John e. Taylor was appointed commits
sioner of chancery in this court.
John c. Robinson qualified as notary
public for the county.
An account Of NJ. A. Cogbill, late jailor Of
the county, and several other bills, were or
dered to he paid.
A number of licenses were granted to keep
ordinaries; some changes were made in the
road districts and superintendents, and quite
| Of
transacted.
AN OUTRAeE.-Some person has wantonly
| made. an opening in the pipe used by the
Manchester Paper Mill Company to convey
water from their Crystal Spring property to
their establishment in town. AS this injury
could in no way enrich those perpetrating it,
and might entail a serious loss on this enter.
prising company, the parties if known should
be sunmariy dealt with. The outrage was
committed at the point where the pipe crosses
the Petersburg railroad, about three miles
from town.
BRIEF MATTERs.-Friendship Lodge, No.
90, knights of Pythias, has appointedas del
egates to the State Convention s. Carter
Weisiger, P. c., with E. S. Cardozo, p. c.,
as alternate.
In the recent public installations the Man.
chester Glee Club favored our people with
some excellent singing. - -:
The improvements to Twelfth and Ninth
streets have been greatly appreciated by pc
| destrians on these avenues during the recent
muddy spell.
Manchester has had new sensation this
week in a lecture OIL phrenology and kin
dred subjects.
The Manchester colored choir, who lately
competed in Richmond for the prize, decline
to renew the contest OH the ground of alleged
partiality in the last decision.
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Police Court, TuEsDAY-Justice j. j
White presiding.-The following cases were
disposed of:
julia Jackson (colored), charged with as
saulting, abusing, and threatening Susan
Simpkins, and Susan Simpkins and John
Astrop (colored), charged with assaulting an6
biting Julia Jackson on her right arm; julia
Jackson was also charged with cursing and
abusing John Astrop. Astrop was discharged,
and Julia Jackson and Susan Simpkins fined
SO each.
John Thomas (colored), charged with un'
lawfully and feloniously breaking and enter.
ing the rectifying house Of John R. Sedgwick
and stealing therefrom copper and brass
valued at -. Continued until 10th in
stant.
Mary Harris (coloreD, arrested on attach
ment. Discharged.
Hannah Brannon (colored), charged with
being drunk and disorderly in the street, was
fined $3.50.
Henry Royal (colored), charged with bas-
tardy. Continued until 10th.
John Turner (colored), charged with as
saulting and abusing Patsy Hockerdy, was
discharged.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

COUNTY AND CRY SCHOOL SUrERINTEND-
ESTs APPolNTEp.-The Governor on ycSter-
dav communicated to the Senate the follow
ing nominations Of the State Board oil Edll-
cation for county and city superintendent Of
schools. They were all confirmed in cXecU-
tive session Richard L. Came, county and
city Of Alexandria; j. L. Guy, Augusta w.
NJ. Perkins, buckingham; II: T. Lennon,
Campbell; Dr.. McC. Chichester, Fairfax ;
William \. Cave, Fauquier; II. /. Phillips,
Frederick; James Il. Peck, Giles; a. F.
Bridgcrs, city of Lynchburg; G: Taylor
Garnett, Matthews; George G. Junkin, Mont
gomery; J. P. Talia1elro, Orange; 5. Il.
Crockcr, city of Portsmouth; w. A. Bry-
ant, Prince William; James II. Binford, city
of Richmond: George II. Kendrick, Scott.
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NATIONAL BANK OF V1EGIN1A.-The IN.
nual meeting of the stockholders of the Ma.
tional Bank Of Virginia was held in their
banking-house on yesterday-E. Cohen chair
man and J. W. Allison secretary.
The president, Mr.. Noting, made graft.
flying report to the stockholders of the condi-
ton and prospects Of the institution.
The following directors were elected for
the ensuing year: e. o. Noting, Thomas
W. McCance, II. K. Ellyson, William Ii.
Palmer, O. Fl. Clalkley, j. W. Allison,
George Lee, W. Il. Watts, and Ga1'et t.
Watson.
The Board of Directors subsequently met
and unanimously reelected Mr.. L. o. Noting
president of the bank.
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New HOOK AND LADDER TRUcK.-Ata meet
ing of the Council Committee on the Fire
Department held yesterday it was decided to
open correspondence with the leading manu-
facturers of fire apparatus in the country with
view of securing the best hook and ladder
truck, Which was ordered to be purchased by
the Council at their meeting on Monday
night. For this purpose 81 600 has been ap-
proDriated,
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SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC PR1NT1sG.-Thc
General Assembly will probably go into the
election of this State officer on Friday next.
A conference for the nomination Of the Con-
servative candidate viii be held tonight, The
gentlemen whose names will be brought for
ward for the position arc Messls. c. 4, Schntf-
ter (present ineumbent), s. NcG. Fisher, D.
J. Palmer, and William Macfarlanc.
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MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANk.-Thc annual
meeting of this prosperous bank was held
Yesterday. Colonel William c. Knight pre-.
sided, with Captain Richard Irby as secretary.
The following directors were elected: Thomas
Branch, A. Y. Stokes, Bradley T. Johnson,
Archer Anderson, F. r. Scott, Richard Irby,
A. s. Buford, u. w. PiclTell, c. L. Todd,
E. Graham, r.. William Pemberton, W. j.
Leake, and William G. Knight. The Board
of Directors unanimously reelected Mr.
Thomas Branch president of the bank for
the ensuing year.
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JOB PH1STrSG.-We call the attention OF mer-
chants clerks of courts, shers, lawyers, railroad
steamship and canal officers and agents, and all oher
having orders TO. printing, to the facilities onered a.
the DISPATCH PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT Tor me
prompt and faithful execution OF all Rlnas oi JOE
PRINTING. We can furnish at snort noace .aEes'
pl.uesds. Letter-ueads, Programmes, Ball Tickete,
Rl.nks. Pamphlets, Tags, Hand-Bills, Catalogues,
Bills of Fare Show Bills, Checks, Drafts, &C., &C.,
sc Satisfaction guaranteed.
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CoURT OF AYrEALs.-The case of O1nofun-
dro's executor rs. Omohundro was argued in
part yesterday. James Lyons, Esq, opened
for the appellant, and was followed by John
Fl. Guy, Esq, for the appellee. To-day Hon.
r. r. Daniel will speak for the appellee and
Mr.. Lyons will close. The next case on the
docket Is that of Price us. Byrd. i
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OLD DOMINION INSURANCE CoMPANY.-The
annual meeting Of this company was held on
observation-disclosures Miller chairman and b. {.
WhelTy secretary.
The report of the Board of Directors for
the year 1871 showed the company to be one
of our most prosperous and well-managed
insurance companies, with rapidly increas-
ing business. All losses have been promptly
paid.
The following directors were elected for
the present year: B. Ell. Nash, A. S. Buford,
John Asher, Thomas Potts, r. W. Powers,
E. B. Addison, T. William Pemberton, /. S.
Tower John w. Wright, William G. Paine,
j. j. Waggoner, John II. Guy, William B
Isaacs, G. 4. Skinker, John A. Sloan, An.
drew L. Elicit, J. W. Archer, Thomas
Branch, Maxwell L. Clarke, II. X. Ellyson
The Board of Directors unanimously re-
elected Major B. H. Nash president. They
also elected James D. Mc1ntire assistant
secretary in place of 3. G. WherIy, Sr., who
was recently elected secretary.
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REAL MERIT ALWAYS yIcToRIoUS.-I was de-
lighted to read the report Of the committee-in our
EreninJ P0St-on the result Of the "Great Trial y
at Island Park. Real merit aL,cays 1ci be rictori-
ouS at last. 1 am delighted with my machine and
want no ofher-Letter Of n. B. VAIL, Orient II. l.,
to Wilcox & Gibbs SewIng-Slachlne Company,
Eehrl1nr1 O
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ORGANIZATION OF FARMERS CLUB.-Ihe
agriculturists of Fairfield township, Henrlco
county, had meeting at the courthouse on
Farmers Club. AR Jmnes W. Lewellen
presided, with Mr.. B. T. Corr as secretary
1t was informally agreed that the establish.
mcnt of township club, with neighborhood
auxiliaries, was advisable, and meeting
will be held at the same place OH Saturday
to perfect an organization.
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USauLABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN TIE
R1cuMoSD PosT.OFFIcE JANUARY 8, 1872
Master D. A. Ainslie, Bethany, W. Va; j..
Al1nstead, Prospect Depot; j. Al. Howard,
Isaquana P. O., Va; G. A. Lyle Hawks
Nest, Va; McCorkle & Lee, Lynchburg, Va;
Thomas J, West, Richmond.
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ToDACCo INSPECTORS REAPpoNTED.-The
Governor has resppointed the following to-
bacco inspectors: w. u. Cameron on part
of the State at Centre warehouse, Petersburg,
and Il. III. Glass on part of the State at
Friends warehouse, Lynchburg.
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CHAScERY ,CoURr oP RICHMoSD-Judge
Fftzhugh presiding. tuesday, January 9Th,
18T2.-The following cases were disposed Of:
Bergguist's administrator Us. Larsen, &c.
Decree confirming report of commissioner
and making distribution of the fund. john
son & Christian, p. q.
Williams Is. Cary, &c. Order directing
cause to be removed from the docket. Sands
& Leake, counsel.
Paine s. Co. Us. Jacobs, &c. Order direct
ing William Fl. Lyme, receiver in the cause,
to render an account of his transactions.
Meredith, counsel.
A. D. Williams Us. Cooke, &c. Order di-
recting cause to be removed from the docket.
Sands g. Leake, p. q. T,
King by &c. Us. King, &c. Decree con-
firming report of commissioner dnd author
izing the change ofinvestment therein recon-
mended. Evans, John Howard, &C., coun-
sci. -.
Mott Us. Bargamin, &c. Decree settling
questions raised on exceptions to the COM
missioner's report and recommitting the
cause for further inquiry, account, and report.
Grattan, Evans, Lyons, &C., counsel.
Knots rs. Baldwin, &c. Order making
Franklin Stearns executor Of C. I. Baldwin,
deceased, and Virginia V. Baldwin and Mary
T. Baldwin, on their motions, parties defend
ants to this cause. Steger & Sands, Cannon
& Courtney, counsel.
Newman and wife Us. Crenshaw's eXecu.
tor, &c. Decree making settlement and ad-
justment of the matter Of the trust account OF
defendant. John B. Crenshaw as trustee.
Meredith, p. q.
Lyle, &c, Us. Wyatt and others. Decree
confirming report of sale and directing deed
to be made to the purchaser, he having paid
the purchase money in full, and distribution
of the fund. VIM, p. q.
Kemgood, &C., us. Straus, &c. Decree en-.
tered in conformity with the order and de-
cree of the Supreme Court of Appeals direct
ing payment Of money into bank by Eastern
Lunatic Asylum, &c. Johns and Meredith,
counsel.
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D1scuAneEp.-Mary T. Harris (colored),
charged with stealing pocket-book contain
ing ST 7. besides other articles, from Mrs. DR..
LYONS, was discharged by Justice White yes
.terday, there being no evidence against her.
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County SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS AP-
poIsTED.-The State Board of Education has
appointed DIR. T. L. Evans county snperin-
tendent of schools for Amelia county, uice
Rev. III. T. Darnail, resigned.
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Edward E. Stokes.

Edward S. Stokes, who has obtained de-
gree OF notoricty by his cowardly nssassina-
ton Of James Fisk, Jr., which he could not
have otherwise hoped for, was born in Phila-
delpiiia in the year 1871, and Is consequently
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HESRICo COUNTY CouRT.--1n this court
yesterday the case of Benjamin Davis (co-
lored, charged with rape, was called, and
continued again until the first day of the
next term, on account of the absence of wit
nesSes for the defence.
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Mrs. Fisk is an cyccutrix, joined with an
executor, Of Mr.. Fisk's will.
The other doctors refused to consult with
DR.. Carnochan on Fisk's case though W. NJ.
Tweed had sent for him. He had to leave
the hotel without seeing the patient.
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NoTARIEs PuBL1c.-The Governor has ap-
pointed Messrs. James c. Hart and r. @.
Drl.mmond notaries public-the former for
the county of Pittsylvania aud the latter for
Nnrfnlk CITY .-.s-..-..-.-
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The assassin Of JIM FISK will be Us surely con-
dcmned to death as WHEELER 6 WILSON'S Sewing
Machines are the best found on the market. 1901
Main street.
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RESERVE ENDOWMENT POLICIES are specially
with the WIDOWS AND ORPHANS BENEFIT LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY. J. B. MOORE, agent, corner
of Gary and Thirteenth streets.