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The Placer herald., 1872-12-21
Stt E--.SsCf'S SALE.

pY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF StLE
- issued out Of the District Court Of the Fo0l-
tecnth Judicial III tict, in an fer the county Of
Placer. state of California, on the ninth day O!
December A. ID. l>13, upon y ipdgln u; rendered
IL said Court on the seventh day of December,
y. D. 1872, in favor OF Edwin Maiiows and Vii
liam Stewart and aga nst Isaac \. AnerMan. for
the sum O; Three Thousand Oue Hundred and
Eighty dollars (S3 lS0l in gold coin. with inter
est thereon from tn dltr of judgment herein at
the rate Of seven per cent per aunum, aud cost,
of suit tax at twtuty-s XHud ten e-huHdrodill
dollars lS26 lO-lG0th), and the further sum of
One Hmdrel AMI F,ity dollars (~l5O) allowed
by the Court Is attorney fees, all in the gold
cJin OF the United State. nav, therefore, | Ylll,
Oa
MONDAY, che Sixth day OF January,
\ b. 1873 at the hour of 10 O'Clock A. NJ. of thai
day, on the premises, near the town of Dutch
Fiat, III township No. i, Placer county, Caliior-
nia, sell at public auction to the highest bidder
for gold coin, all the right, title and interest OF
the defendant, Isanc A. Amerman, III and to
the following described property to-wit:
That certain mining claim known as the Baker
Boys claim situated, lying and being on tn,
)nthcrly side of ThompSon's Hill, Dutch Fiat
mining district, Placer county, California, and
commencing at Il cedar stump standing ON the
clge of Michigan ravne about one hundred and
fifty feet northerly from the center of the Dutch
Fiat canon, thence running northerly along The
center Of said Michigan rav.no to the soltl ,
e tst corner OF the W Wisconsin company 5 mining
gVund; thence westerly alocG the south line OF
the Wisconsin and Rough and Ready mining
clAimS to Il corner stake; thence southerly to ii
stake distance of tweuty-siX feet; thence west
erIy to the Rough and Ready companys tail
lun thence down along said lume ab )ut three
omdred feet; thence easterly in straight line to
the place OF beginning; together with all pipes,
tlolt, black mlth tools, s!uices, boxes, Little
q ailt and nozzle, shop cabin, and all other ap-
portcnances and property on said claim, except
ing a certain eight-stamp mill situated on said
Dutch Flat canon, known as the Baker mill
All the above described property will Sc Il orso
much 'h 'reof as will satisfy sad Judgment costs,
lcccuing costs and expenses of sale.
+. ID. DUNNAM,
Sher fl of Placer County
Sheriff S Office, Auburn. December II, 1872.
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DS!i1ouent Sale Notice.
INDIANA HILL MILL AND MINING CUM
PANY.- LOCATION OF WORKS GOLD Rus
MINING DIsTRIcT, PLACER COUNTY,
CATTFOHNTA

MINING DISTRICT PLACER COUNTY,
CALIFORNIA.
NOTlCE-THERE ARE DELINQl EN-
~ upon the following descr bed Stock, on u"
count ofassess lent LEVIED on the 2lst day OF ocg
tember, 1872, the several amounts set opposite 'no
names OF the respective Shareholders, as follows
No. No.
Names Ger. Shdrrs, -lM'.@ii
Holden, Michael .unissued IA 90
And in accordance with law and an oFdF "
the Board of Trustees, made on the Zlsl TIA! II
September, 1872, so many shares OF tIcn M,
OF said stock as may be necessary vii Or so"
public auction in front OF f. A. SchnabeI 5 SUN
in the town of Gold Run, on
THURSDAY, the 2Ist Day OF November
To pay said delinquent assessment, tose'lis
with costs of advertising and expenses u '"
BY order of the Board of Trustees. ,r,,v
j. n. JENSEN
Seer try
The above sale is postponed for thif'! U''
By order of the Board of Trustees. ,,,v
~ j. N. JENSEN
.doo7-h1 SacretarV.
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y y |. A.
GER COUNHY, STATE OF CALI
FORNIA.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT A
" meeting of the Trustees uf said Company,
held on the Third (3d) day of December, A. u
1872, an ass assment of Twenty (20) cents pel
share was levied upon the capital stock of said
company, payable Immediately i'll United States
gjld coin, to the Secretary at the office
Of the company, No. All California street Seu
Francisco, Cal.
Any stock upon which said assessment
shall remain unpaid on Monday, the Sixth 9th
day of January, A. d. 1872, shall, be deemed
delinquent and will be duly advertised for sal,
at pub c auction, and unless payment shall be
made before VIII be sold on
MONDAY, THE 9th DAY OF JANUARY, A. d. 1873,
to pay the delinquent assessment, together with
costs of advertising and Expenses Of sale
b order OF the Board of Trustees.
GEO. w. r. KING
Secretary.
OFFrcE-4l1 California street, San Francisco.
California. Gdec7-lv
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/ 1. Il. ctAkLANp,
SEAL Register
tpp.ic. ion FOR Patent to Mining
Claim.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN To WHOM
y il may concern, that an application has been
made by Stmu,I :. Greenwood. Daniel AIcDeviu
Nil McDeytt and Joseph Madden to the Gov
erument of the United States for a patent to the
.oiioNing described Placer Gold Mining Claim
VIZ. known as thu Greenwood PHcer Mine So
formerly the French claims, situated IN the NLush
Fat mining district, in Ilnccr county, State OF
California, being bounded by uuoccupied min
erIl lands upon al sides and more particularly ly
dtsvr bed rs follows, to-Wit: on surveyed mineral
land, being the W. of the y. l.. 4 of section
-, Township II north, range 3 east, Mount Di-
able base and meridian, in the J. strict of lands
subject to sale at the United States Land Office.
sacramento, California and contain NJ 40 acres
lhis claim wns located about the years 1919 o..
1896 10y frenchman whose name ana residence
is unknown and does not appear OF record.
there being no records known to exist in MusL
t'lat Mining District; SAID clam being stu NOR,
particularly described in the diagram posted and
fled with said application.
All persons holding any adverse claim thereto
are hereby required to present the same befor,
the X glsler and Receiver Of the United States
Land Oheo at Sacramento, California. within
KY days from the FIRST day of publishing aud
posting hereof
Dated and signed Mt Auburn, this 9th ofDecem-
b-r, 1872. Posted on the ground, on a consp.cu-
Gus pine tree, y -cember 9th. 1872
SAM'L $. GREENWOOD,
for himself and co-applcan's
del4-2n
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EASG CALL:

1 IL PERSONS INDEBTED TO TIE UN.
kdcrsigncd VIII take notice, that | have APP
pointed Norton a. Bullock my attorneys to col
lect debts due me- and that all such claims must
be settled without further delay. This is til,
last call, and should BE- heed 'd by those wishing
to save further trouble and oxpense.
5. JACOBS.
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NINA RIGA MINING COMPANY.-Loc,-
TIoN or WORKS. AUBURN MtN1,;G Drsrp1cr
PLACER COUNTY. STATE OF

CALIFonNIA
\ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT AT 4
' meeting Of the Board of Trustees Of .oid
company held ON the nineteenth day of Novem-
pef, lo'-' nm Assessment of thirty cents per
snare was levied upon the capital stock of said
company payable Immediately in United States
soiu com; 10 the Secretary at the office of the
company No. 32O California, street. Room No. 5
San Francisco California. -
ANY stock npon which said assessment shall
rehlmn unpaid on the twenty-third dav of De-.
nemqer' zen lS'2, shall be deemed delinquent, and
VIII be duly advertised for sale, at pnllic auction
, ana unless payment shall be made before, will
be sold. on WIZ
MONDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF JANUARY. 1874
10 pay the delinquent assessment, together with
costs OF advertising and expenses of sale
by order OF the Board Of Trustees
GEO. II. SPINNEY,
c oTFIoE' No. 32o, California street, Room Mob.
O7'iornm no-23-3w
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Co!ircucrt Saio Notice,
t. PATRICK GOLD MINING COMPANY

, 1. 7 ININh UUi1D .NI-NU OONIi AN =
LOCATION OF WORKS OPuIE DISTRICT,
PLACER COUNTY, CALIFoRNI,.
NOTICE - THERE ARE DELINQUENT
~ upon the following described Stock, on ac-
count of assessn nent No. g. levied the Thirty,
first day OF October, 1872, the several amounts
set op; osite the names Of the respective Share
Enlllrs 40 fnllnNYs.
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Acr::C alton for 2 rateNc
Placer Go4t Mining claim.

UNITED eTATEs LAND OpFIcr.

no. i05.
UNITED STATES LAND OPFICE,
NAonA,5sAro Cal, October II, ls12.
AppAEAa nuesQg Aagins d!cd his application
IN this Office tor patent to a mining dam, a. q
tle Law and Instructions ia such cases prov del
h,yirs been complied with, il i, hereby o.G,r4l
that ,ue annoSed notice OF such application be
pulG--ej for sixty days in the Placer Il. RAJ,
a. newspaper published nearest the loc, on OF
said claim, AZ Au1arn in Placer county, s,as q!
California.
r 3, MCFARLAND,
SEAL Register
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Application for a Patent
TO A -
Quartz Gold Mining Claim.

No. 408
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
SACRAMENTO, Cal, Oct, 22d, 1872.
CHAUNcY BAKER having filed his application
n this Office for patent to Il mining c'ain ano
the law and instructions in snch cases provided
having been complied with, it Is hereby ordered
that the annexed notice of such application b'
published for sixty days i'll the PLAcER HERALD
!. newspaper published nearest the location OF
said claim, at Auburn in Placer county, State OF
California.
+. Z. McFAELAND
SEAL Register.
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Motto ) O. A55e55n1 ent.

PLACER GOLD MINING AND CANAL
COMPANY.-LocATIoN OF WORKS, pLA-
GER CoUNEY, STATE OF CALI
The Placer herald., 1872-12-21
SUnaMOMS.

In the District Court of the Fourteenth Judicial
District of the State of California in and for
the County of Placer.
The Placer herald., 1872-12-21
Application for a Ioatant
GOLD EflF1lS!G Ci.a!Hl.
UNrrED STATEs LAND OrFICE.

VNII-V y IAIDN INNU NTFIVW.
StoHANENro, Ct., Dvccah-r r. 1872
SAMUEL >. GGlENWoop, HANl2L NcDEyrrr
NIL MrDG5ur aud Jo5ErH MADDEN having filed
tho application IN this Office for patent 10 j
mining claim, and Tie law ami instructions iu
81 il cases provided having been comT.i. with.
Il j. hereby ordered that the annexed notice ol
s1ch application be published tor sixty day. in
the PMchR HtAup, a newspaper published
nearest the location of sad clam. at Auburn il.
Paccr county, Stale of California.
T. 4. AIcFARLAND
The Placer herald., 1872-12-21
faos.cc OF A3sessment,
BY D. W. SrEAr

Attorney for said Applicants. l.
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APRAIT RDCFC

Applicant
Published October II. 1872. ocl32m
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

OFFIcE-411 California street, San Francis
Cnllfonin. 1dec1.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-23
lettings Of visit, TO North cnroiina,


correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
Leaving the Danville road at Greensboro,
we TOOK the North Carolina road and reached
Charlotte in time for breakfast. Charlotte Is
pretty place. with q large number of hand.
some residences. Some portions Of the town
nave been built up in style that would do
credit to any OF our larger cities.
New buildings arc in progress. and alto
ðcr there Is an air OF life and industry
about the place that is encouraging. About
1900 bales OF cotton are brought in weekly
in wagons and sold at good prices. Mcr.
chants 81 Norfolk arr found among the mr..
c,lascrS.
Charlotte is the home cc an able and zeal.
o'I> Confederate leader (t;enrral II. II. liill.
editor OF the Southern Home. aud OF the best
Governor in the toutcdcracy. Certainly
none eNcrIicd him in sag,city in providing
Tor III" wants .. soldiers and their families.
refer 10 Governor l.. Il. Vance
About twenty lnilcs from Charlotte. on the
Siat">v'llc road. i the institution where are
centred the hopes of North Carolina for
sound Instruction. Davidson College. The
COLLEGE is well equipped with an able
Faculty, and has large number ct students.
Two Of the Faculty are from the University
Of Nirginia.
From Davidson College we went to States
willie. y very attractive little town, living on
the Western railroad. and is the terminus OF
the Charlotte and StatC>villc railroad. Here
We were greatly refreshed l'y good water. at-
tyr enduring with much torti!utlc ir article
Iy that name S.y;ud out tn us in Charlotte
\ GREAT dca, OF building is going on here,
aud a male academy will lie soon erected.
The fenH}c College has perhaps the finest
ltt,' fort i,l In
country. Aa English gardener has been
,,n,p'oyrd Ia arrange and adnril the grounds
| The rell,'Gr hpldin" i undergoing thorough
! repair. Jnd Viii ''c r4uiprcd with new lurui.
! tlilr. b"; Il the umNilu>sr- IN Use II, one
! ui the hotels in SlHt,>Nil!r bad on ii Isl
| Charles Hotel" and on the door CARRIER 4
! Co." That i calyi.latru to remind one lorri.
! Ny Of itiChm""d.
! From Statewide we went to Salisbury, and
spent some pleasant hour in looking over
l.iS qIiiri. incIiril>!vc cid town. There l. an
air Of rpyusC ahuul the place tilt would i'll
,,lrc one tn hrli,y., that II is finished town
5u il ms = good trade. Among other m'lI-
rI,> II trade. il >tilS large irn!tic, Oh dried
i'gui, If NIrioU> kind
IN IA oId.t!>hioncd house. nHth the worst
Tor wrar. Yr>id" thr daughters nl the gallant
trt,lvl Fisher. who icil 4; Manassas. Mis-
Fannie Fisher is the tlleutrd author oil
~ aiciic A;iinrr." Merton House" DC.
IN the ward attached 10 jude EnWdcn
residence is IN old o'l;rc. III Which Andrew
Jackson stabbed law under Judge llcnd"r
son. II is not in u,c. Th" spiders have
! spread their webs Across tee deer. alld tue
| building j. in 4 !Giid 0criiNr.
Asa general rule. the smaH towns and VII
| ia~tS in North Carolina are u;L'h more beau
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TsE New SUNDAY LIQroR Law N OPERA
T,oy Is CHICAGO chicago, October 10
The notification OF the superintendent OF
the Police 90 saloor-kocpcrs to keep their
doors closed to-day, i'll accordance with The
ordinance prohibiting the sale of liquor on
the Sabbath. was almost universally observed.
only Two OF three beer saloons openly dlSre-
gaiccd the notice and violated the law.
Tier" WAS i marked absence OF drunkenness
and disorder OH the street, ana tn; totai
number OF arrests in !hc city DUNG the u''.
up 10 II O'Clock to-ni%h: WAS hne, where
E,>i sunday, when tie law WAS iMr!mI'y oo-
served. there were iorly-onc. FRIENDS on
IN. law are much giutiiicd ut the result, ana
already the saloon.kccpctS aciuic>cc III Tue
demand fer the Enforcement Oi The law. l Ire
li.w wiso kept their placns oicn tor;iaH viii
he cited t. atrcar at tn" Police Court IL tue
morning,
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4 BIC USpERT Ak1NG.-The Faderia'.d, OF
The Hague. announces that the project of dry
inc the Zuyder Zee (the space between
Wieringen and Medemblick, of about FRY
thousand acres, is again talked about. The
example Of the Lake of uaarlem is there to
snow that, Notwithstanding the immense
difficulties Of the task, the ground gained
from the sen by the hand OF man, and de-
voted to agriculture, largely repays the ex-
nc,,sc of the ACQUISITION. 1t is known also
hat the Zuyder Zee was not always the in.'
mensc gulf it now is, but was once thick
forest, bathed by y river, which. after tr !,
ycrslng several small inland lakes, sare" IT.
self into the sen near Texel. About fVe cen
turtles back the waters OF the ocean, rusIioe
in by the mouth OF tie stream, reached 1ncse
ponds, and causing them 10 ofefho" pio-
duced q general inundation.
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rnis house is now open for The reception OF the
psbe Centrally located In the heart of the cry oil
the main street In close proximity to the CaplIoi'
Post-orce Customhouse, banks. principal onsliit's
HOUSES, churches, and all places Of amusement IL
rrcsents advantages possessed By feS hotels.
To my friends and the travelling pubiic S"h'i'''y
offer every iuduccmcnt that a ionG experience al"
constant desire ~ promote the pleasure ana COM
fort OF my patrons VII! warrant.
The tables will nj al times lie suppue""ith IL"
hest that this and other markets afIuiT
Attached to the HOTEL Is iirst-c!ass EtaIAb.
RANT which will Ire under the immediate cohtroi
of the proprietor OF Tie hotel. "a
pindafnr INV undivided efforts to picnSe. RI.
succruily solicit the patronage Of my ri9nas anu
tic public generally ). ". :. DIT -,
CO slim Late Proprietor Of spotaW"od Hosci.
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WHAT EAlglMonE (kAmcAN PAPER
Tul>gs ~ lnh FORMIDABLE E!RoT.--Tnc Bal
ti.dyrc tr,ri"0E. ,:tN>
1.-THE !iitl i!"-inient u. :. q. appeared
:. #i~adynnta%,' on SATURDAY because II the
f:.lt tiul - t." We've uniformed. and those
!rN wyrr iii,i,t,cd together into platoon ana
companies - preserve regularity III Their
movements. iut notwithstanding this app2-
rent lni>foit,n, the: can learn II lesson from
the First Virginia. The cast AID evident
nriuhainhrc Of their movements, their OH
yip,ls familiarity with every order given. and
The precision with which they executed the
manual of arlls OF the march, ,rc really woi'-
Thy oil imitation ly the Fifth, and the route
SEP. which SOME had doubtless kept up
sine ilr di>bandmcnt OF hostile forces, ald
others had picked up from association with
their elders. was Il feature Of the procession
that cannot lie too highly commended. The
Nir.:intns, many q! them the mcrcSt boy.
marched with confidence and ncgiigf which
pronounced them trained s0!dlrrr, and men
e. he dreaded hy their enemies il this col'r-
nv ~hGl!d le unfortunately brought int"
collision with 4 turcrn Power. \" this l.
;h. ain u h!rh al r;tZcil-.ni1!,Ty seeks, !i'r
i't!h cani,,I top su"ii profit ~ The cA&ntI'c
-; tl,r'il on saturday,
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RLv. j. i. tHAMrLlEs N CEAfLF>1uH.--
The Rev. j. i. ChaInhIis>, recent! from
Nr@i,ia. and the pastor elected 10 supply
The pulpit in the Citadrl-SqWrc Baptist
church. made vacant by the resignation and
renewal to Alabama Of the Rev. +. +. Wink
Ter, u. d.. preached his inaugural discourse
Yesterday forcuoon 10 q large audience. con-
posed oil the congregation OF the church and
others who had gone there 10 hear him bear
out tI, fine reputation which had preceded
him. We are enabled to give nut = synopsis
Of the discourse, marked by eloquencc and
deep thought. and creating impressions llid
fully established THE new pastor high in tire
,.>tilna;iun oI all whose pleasure it was t.
listen 10 his uniinlcachible argument aud
rich diction. The reverend speaker found
his text in II. Corinthians, V, 10: "rhut
they which live should henceioiih not live
unto themselves. - Charleston Courier.
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aAr!cIASs READ OUT or THEIR PARTY
'y4@!p'iu, October zi.--At L meeting Of
voters Of the Fourth Ward To-
ID cuargc3 Of corruption ard yenallty
~ ;!o"ght against Alderman William
!tsism and Hon. Samuel Josephs, promi-
. democratic politicians. Both were
-;mousiy expelled from the party.
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nEEss-NAEEENG.

yEgs. A. q. TURNKEY, 9o5 BROAD
ly STREET., desires to Inform her customers anu
friends that abe has scared the serves oi
II SK NC. various styles Of ladies' and issea'
I0RsETE " LIN or without shoulder sirItt- always
~, hand. HIIJ0P-SKIRTS OF al. styles mud di nea-
sioas lisde 10 order at short notice. ocI-eodi-t
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cEy,'rIsasNG.

GRAND OPENING. LOOT
NEW GOODS.
THIS DAY
we hare on exhibition and for sale the
LARGEST AND MOST STYLISH STOCK OF
READi-MADE CLOTHING
FURNISHING GOODS
ever offered the citizens of EfchuouI.
Our stock Is all aeC, of suptri0r q"alty, CIT, and
finish end embraces everything necessary toa
COMPLETE FIRST-CLASS GEETLESIES'3
FURNISHING ESTABLISHMENT.
We have handsome SUITS, ranging frrn, SlJ go
PANTS from SC to SIS;
VESTS from - so 10 :l2;
Splendid line OF oVERCOATS from si2 to SIS:
Full line Of Fall au'I Winter USDERWEAR,
GLOVES, HOSIERY, IIASDkERCHIEFS &c. !;
TIE iargcT and finest stock OF SGAEFS. CRA-
FATS. TIES, BOWS, &C., ever opened in Rich
moni:
Also, full line of our celebrated LlNEN-BOSuM
SHIRTS;
CULLARS-hoth Linen, Linen-Iaced and PAPER
all Of tic best qudihy.
Thankful for the very liberal patronage extended
70 us the ptst Season. earnestly solicit contnu-
ancc rnntj,lut il,at wc hay" redeemed our promise
l., r,iaAn this the "F!.uriilN,; ENr;,RlUM'' of
Eirhlupud NlihINSoH x NtlllHEs,
1907 Main street.
u. /. HsLtrH
i. !. MtrHrrrM, saIcsmcn
I. !. FEAYSEr, SCI
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,2"@.d .Nhcy, q .}IcXan,iyia, died sud
.... 'si -a,lnday night.
Isl. Petersburg, IynthbiTg, DanNl!lc,
s.. Il, m2J Winchester fairs commenced
S.. .Nly.
"..,a0 $. White. young but promi-
.. r'.rna .; Eoriy!k, died on Saturday
f. Il" "a> . lawyer and Il graduate oi
'.' / s'r,.'y ~ Virginia.
hes. Ia. hltsogv. q !i4a Methodist Pro.
.", church, '|tss taken suddenly III Willie
is,,i;iDE a! That church yesterday morning.
t.@Gnd70 So1aiIaol, 2!st.
ne Stanton Spectator says the class in
A-.oeerjng in Washington and Lee Univer-
~ :, lager this session than ii has ever
,ru.
'"!oGrl II. ". Nandcgrift, Chief Engineer
h- Iyucaburg and D4ayille railroad, has
..-i'tl, and Major Pcyiou Randolph, late
engineer on the Chesapeake and Ohio
."' ia, been appointed to fill the vacancy.
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" Aerc j. u woman on trial Ia England for
D. yiin2 her mother, thrce husbands, fifteen
."iI&ren, and a iodger.
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Professor Stowe, husband OF Mrs. HAT
riet Beecher stowe, has been stricken WIN
paralysis.
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..1>TAL DISCHARGE OF 4 Pi>ToL,--0n
:'u..Gt Ia>t, at Gabriel !ir>h's store, il
...n..a ri,'ol WAS accidentally discharged.
g.. !, @l,@r passing through Il large GLASS
D.. o.. ri, SHOW WudoWs. passed through
n-i. u! It coiorcd boy named Andrew
..t, Adj fortunately did !lat inilict 4 seri
q, aui. -NIarni,n &anriutUr.
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Trr .IANG- RIVER A>n kANA"nA tAHAl.-
washington, October 2l.-Thcrr is said I" Ic
deposition on the plrt ui III" friends OF the
.iant"> River and l,ansWha cana! II solicit
Congress for Government aid III behalf oi
th2; "ut>rpEi-" tao coming winter. 1t is
tliolI.ht That Slr.O3G. 900 will complete the
work, aud giyplu tic West an uninterrupted
water communication 10 the >cai,oaId. II is
,ol>idrrrt! lird il View u! tic t,tt that The
West is HOW suffering from beth deficient
TRANSPORTATION and cXorhi.nt charges for
freight. and is camorin% for It passage 10 the
>,:iit..ld i1v WY OF Tie i. Lawrence. that i:
great lnauv votes cin I've secured from that
section to vote the desired aid Washington
Cnyyr%grp,j,3,cr II t!tc Baltimore san.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-23

Tie Cincinnati ru9lw.rc!M drop, into
cU,nmdrt!nlS ~ follows " las tie editor CT
the Dayton Jo.r:.oi heard thai the Pres"
dents Ion ilo@ Joined hi regiment: The
regiment il Witch tic boy belongs i il
IcHA.. l. III tEcIcf J. il not true that The
!;,w rrc>rr;bcs md that custom com!nands
that lie graduates nf West Point sha serve.
according IL t:2"ir assignment, TWO YEAR
alter graduation. without leave Of absence
WHY should III cNrcptnn he made III favor
of Lieutenant Frederick Dent Grant, What
sort of IN example does h sci tic voting
men Of the country: l. it 10 hca part OF
our republican instruction that We have prl-
yiIcgcd cils-c>:'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-23

The Louisville Cosn7cr-JoUu0i says in III
article. in relation to Il building that fell II
that city the other day. with fatal results,
1.-THE mortar used was little better than wet
sand" That il the fgslii2rablc mortar. Sand
* cheaper than lime. Contractors make
money Gy using wet sand instead OF good
mortar. it is considered slin&y and wicked
70 cn:;n!,c The specifications Of contract.
III" wonder is not that houses fail occ,I-
>;oraI!y, but That it i no, customary for tail
NEW hu!l>;> 10 tumble ant! clumhc before
li..y are :l,iusi2A with Iiir huge wooden cor.
mi,,,, t|r!l arc aitHci:rd l"r Ornamental and
iins'l,iiliE Il!rl'o'r-.- C}"n2""'"t C"A""iei'
.,.',!f