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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-13
ByA. c. PulIlam, huctioueer.

10y VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE
ID CJ,,ncery Court of Richmond pronounced on
n 9Th day OF hprIl 1872, in the case Of Dickinson
rs Dirkinson ef AZ, the undersigned commissioner
win offcr for sale at public auction on TgEsA ~
6E IROIfSD with FRAME DWELLING there
on containing three rooms The lot fronts 90 feet on
Helyjdcre street between Spring aud hlbemarie
straots running back $50 feet more or less. This
property is in TINT portion Of the city which Is most
rapidly improving. -
fEpyfs: One-third cash : and the balance In six
ana uIne months Tor Negotiable notes, secured by
trust deed bearing Interest 1T six per cent per an
nun. A. NOISE, JR..
mn II Special Commissioner.
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country demands thorough, radical, ana
immediate reform in all the departments o,
the public scrvice--ciyiI, military, ana naval
and that the one-term principle for theipled,
siacntial office will conduca more 10 that Gnu
than any other measure" ,. N,,vrs
At quarter before 8 oc,och 1 r,"ro
Schurz and Trumhrll arrived, III" WY
erected enthusiastically.
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miscellaneous Kilograms.

Inthc South Carolina kukIuX trials yester'
dav three prisoners from York COUNTY
pleaded guilty of conspiracy. One OF them
was charged with murdcralso, but the charge
was withdrawn.
A rccent-rain storm damaged the roads,
bridges, and lumber throughout Nova
Scotia.
The Cotton Exchange at Baltimore was
organized on Thursday.
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TXCELLENT STORE AND DWELL
H. lA,i, AND Two Y 4 ca y e, LoL i2 " =
CES DE SALES, FOR SALE At AUCIiON.-.A'
the request OF the present owner shall SCI ~, t ,1
Inril Is7s Mt O'Clock 2. NJ, TINT excellent 81
and DIV Filling located MS above, now cSGupea o:
Vr. Gottleib Frick, but formerly by Dir. LOUIE
me Tot has front of lot feet and depth OF 10.
foot tn nm alley The store aud dwelling arc IN goos
order and very conveniently arranged lor o's''es
,sH. Lot No. b. 2sxIo5 feet to said alley anu LOT
M : los feet to said alley, and both fronting on
the west line of Brooke avenue.
TERMS: Very liberal, to be made known at thf
hour Of sale. <,r,,,>- .,o,,o,,oo-
AID Is W. uObb1., n"S'ynSNI'
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By Grubhs & williams,
Auctionccrs and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A LARGE
" NUMBER OF HANDSOME BUILDING
LOTS ADJOINING MANClESrER.-.in eHeci.
ton of decree OF tic Chanccry Court OF Richmond
entered on l3h July, 1871, In the case of "Holland
and wife ts Ferguson Ct dts" the undersigned spe-
cial commissioners thereby appointed, VIII sell at
auction. upon the premises, on It'll URSDAl the 1th
day of April, commencing ut o'clock T. NJ; about
TEN ACRES of the :. lfar,is,roven place, Mlefeon
suli Holland rcsidcs lying just without The limits OF
Manchester, in an elevated and healthy location,
overlooking Manchester and Richmond ana Afford
ing beautiful prospect.
The land to be sold lies south or the dwelling and
ON the east side Of cambridge street and will be laid
off into about SEVENTY-FIVE BEAUTIFUL
BUILDING LOTS. each frouting 80 feel and running
hack 1870 feet to alleys fronting ON good streets
Bv REASON of their prominent and pleasant sltua-
tot md comparative nearness to the manufactures
and shops in Manchester, Richmond, aud on Belle
Isle and on the extension of Ninth street, leading 10
the free bridge, and about half a nile from said
bridge these lots should be sought after 10y person.,
seeking good building sites ut low prices, anu by
those Wishing to invest with reference to steady
and rapid increase In value.
plat of the property may bc seen IL the cnicc OF
the auctiOneers. ,.
TEkMs: lne-fourth cash; balance nj foar, eight,
and twelve months for negotiable notes with int
rest adde and titles retained until the sreat install
mcnIs are Maid Il. n. CONNER,
A. ID. WILLIAMS,
M SSfDners.
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Au17rIoa sALEs--TIils 'iray.
!, !. ,r..,d,. ! ,,oxnil. ailetioneers.

ToR SALE At AUC.rION.-At the re-
Il quest of the OWNERS we win cell at public auG-
don, on SATURDAY, April r. II2 at % 9ciock IL,
NJ, EfG 1T LUABf4E BulLDis1 40 STU
THREE 35-foot lots fronting on Seventh street; rect.
Five 10 foot lots, fronting on re,ia st,nt
'J good frame dwelling containing four rooms, witl'
hest well water In the yard. a.,
t,wn, and arr sold I'm consequence of the parties
moving away. :. s,x mud t,vo,r.
,ap Fine MOODY & ROYALL,
iuu.'' ~ s.ssE Auctiuneers.
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E.iY.rc or Arrest Under ENsrHNiffefa

FnilUrc OF Arrcst TIEIeT EN'r"'it'E' 'a'
NEW YORK. April 12.-The lawyer who
went to Montreal TO bring the dciaulter
Conkliu, of the Market Savings Bank, to this
civ, reports that Notwithstanding he had eN-
tradition papers the case of ConklIn was de-
cided in court on "Wednesday to be one
which was not included under the eXtradl.
ton treaty consequently there Is no hope pi
having Conklin punished here.
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BY James NJ. Taylor
Real Estate Agent ana Auctionccr.
Of,irr. No. llIn Main street.

THAT NEAT FRAN Il DWELLING
i go 22) ON THE WEST SIDE OF CmEkkr
RE,rWEEN MAIN AND CARY STREETS. AND
SEVEN BEAuTIFUL BUILnING LOTS. FOR
SALE AT AuCTI0N.--Will he seldom MEi3NhS,
hS the nth dav of April. lsi2, the premises al
O'Clock r. NJ that comfortable FRAME DWELL,
ING It's above located. containing live rooms ana
kitchen with two rooms; all i'll good order. LOT ~
by 20 feet to IN alley. . r.,
-AIso. SEVEN VACANT LOTS. loratCa as iol-
lows-yjz two on Cherry street. one Oh Cary neal
pine street two on Pine near Bcvierc street, and
two on China strcet-cach having front OF about 5.
by $50 feet The aInvc'le$crihed property Is III t'l
part of the city which Is rapidly improving. ~
rTrWvs One-third cash the balance ut six and
twelve mouths for negotiable notes Interest added
aud secured Ivy deed of trust.
Ii JAAIfsS VI N i.oh. -
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NEW YORK MARKETS

NEW YORK. April FICTION lrrcrhiaI anu
easier; sales, 2325 bales urlands. 29tc.; Qrcans,
os.r Elnnr scarce and higher: common to fair eN-
ira 81 ~ good 10 choice, So .sGGlSl l5o WINS
Kew s5;c Whcat-Wintcr rcd WESTERN Sl.,2m c -.
Corn, Tic. Rice, aM9lc. Pork hrnrr iit Si'':ysa
Slas. Lard firm and qnct. Nav;us qlct ana
.tnady ErcicltS unchanged.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

RaLrrMoRE. April I2.-Virgina g. Old 49, coll
solihicd SO. West Vrginla's, 10; all hlds. c,,au,
firm and Scarce aud unchanged. Corn active; white
southern, sGc: yellow. e5@tccc. yellow western.
and scarce at 9n@9-c. Provisions firm and better.
Porki.Ics OF 100 barrels at So Bulk meits IN.
hangc,'. Racon--shouldcrs $50 5ic. rlo Sir, .5'
clear rib sides. 72F1T6c Lard duii anu ""cp'i'Sc''
Whiskcy nominal at S75Mr>Sc.
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AUCTION sALEss...r ,nture Da.ys.
BY eirubbs & Williams,
Anctloneers and Real Estate Agents,
,-,,,.,.,,,, e,saaf f,ptwenI, Main aud Bank.

ElcVchtn stfEet pet''s 81 1'i
.u,.u AT VERY DESIRABLE RESI-.
mraf,r. No ff.7 WEST CLAY STREET FOR
SALE 1T AUCTfoN.-By request of DIR. n
Hudson, vino llas purchased residence ore et Gon
yenlent for his business we WV lot 10Th =" 4 nr nj
O'Clock p 1t, The property above referred TO; lying
nm tho south side OF Clay street just above Aaams
street, and two doors beyond the fesioencc u
It il n double BRICK HOUSE with eleven rooms !,
has water gas and bath arrangements Also, Drlch
Kitchen with four rooms, stable, carriaSe-h0use
&C: and grounds well ornamcnted with shruoper!
and flowers. 80 r,. ,rf
Tile lot fronts 100 feet and runs back lso ieet an.
strawberres, and asparagus-beds This Is .
thoroughly pleasant and delightful home, IN, 10 an nt en
ceIlent nelghborhood and should at.rrc' INC "'
Af''"' GRUBBS & WILLIAMS
n,, Auctionecrs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-13
BY Robertson & BronauSl,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionccrs,
Hull street opposite the courthouse,
Mcucnpefpr. Va.

DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE
ID County Court of Chesterfield County entered ut
the May term thereof ISL. In the case OF Heidcr rs.
Chalkey's heirs. Will sell ut public auction, on the
premises on THURSDAY the 18th of April l.I2 at
j O'Clock p. 81. that very desirable BR IN
HOUSE containing three or four rooms, ana Lo1 ~
town of Manchester. fronting Of feet on the Peters
burg turnpike near its intersection with the FAILING
Creek turnpike, and rullni ne back $50 icct.
TERMS: Oc-fourth cash: balance IN three. SIN.
md nine months, in negotiable notes. interest added
and title retained until the purchase money Is pad
' ~ JAMES \. CLARKE,
,n1;;t Commissioner.
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BY Wellington Goddln,
Auctioneer aud Real Estate Agent,
rnr,,nt. nr Elnynmll aud Rank streets.

THREE HANDSOME LOTS IN SID.
L SES. ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF CARY
BETWEEN RANDOLPH AND MASiilSGION
STREETS. FOR SALE At AtCTI0N:.Wii DC
18th OF April. l,T.. O'Clock +. NJ. those Tlll.EE
BEAUTIFUL. LOTS. Nos. =. 4. and !, in Cahell x
I,agand.s plan, each fronting 80 feet on The south
side of Cary street. running lrlrl III feet.
TERMS: Onr-tirti c.tsh balance at four anu c1@lli
months for negotiable nclcS. interest added secured
liz :. trI,s, deed W.GnpbIN.
nm 10 Auctioneer.
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BY virtue ola decree Of The Chaucery Cont =, -.
city Of Richmond pronounced on The 2l,h IA, y
February, 1872, In the case ora 0NeiI's e.sept,, 49,
others rs. Isaac A. Goddin." we. the undar.,s,s.
who were appointed commissioners by said c,,,.,
win sell at public auction. in from, II The CITY v,,
on TIL URSDAY the 18th day OF April. r.7,. ,n,.
menciug ut II O'Clock a. d.. If fair. II not ,bc me-,
fair day thereafter, s-3
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fIy Thomas W. Keesee, AuctIoneer'
a...TTi,. No. tsi1 Bfsin street.

ZINE TRIPLE sHyER,PL,,A.ATIl1EsID
WARE. IvOfsY-HANDLE AND STEEL Eel
TJATED tCUTLERYiCL CLOCKS, &c, Al ,.,t MLo :
TiON.--on MONDAY.ApriI 18th, at IL O'clock
VINE Efis ~ TRIP,E SILVIER-TLATED TEA SITS, SETS,
BREAKFAST, DINNER, and WINE CaoLosHo'
with cut-gass bottles; IS !.
CAKE BASKETS. -, ,,n,s
ICE and SYRUP PITCHERS. GOBLETS,,.
PATENT REVOLVING BUTTER DlShES'
TEA and TABLESPOONS. -
4 large assortment Of IvORf-liANDLE anu anu
= STEEL-PI.ATED KNIVES ana foKhS'
NkSrEf, CLOCKS, of various deeIYns. &c. a.
'A1'A' THOMAS ". KEESEE,
.,, Anctioneer.
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TEIEGRAPHIC NE =" D.
, stock and Money Market

v-ix STOCK and MOf'eS
N CIV Tons. April 1a.-Money free at g.
s. nn" 9, tosl. Gold, 11oi to llos. Gov
~ ,ments steady and quiet. States duh ans
T,nncssee'S, 81; new, same. Nir-
s;n;,.. 3I; new, sc. Louisiana's, 5S; new
se Icycc's. 60; S., 40. Alabamas, Sc;
g., -. Gcoreia's. 90; rs. 81. North Caro-
! ,,,s 3G,: new, 20. South C.uolina's, SO;
NOW IA
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By Cook & IaTgh:On, Aictioneers,
corner OF Governor and Franklin streets.

NAGNOLIAS. FANCY SHRURBERf,
wi FLOWERS, &c. AT AUCrIoN.-On MON
DAY the 18th instant, at IL O'Clock we VIII sell NJ
our auction rooms large collection of
MAGNOLIAS. GRASDE FLORA, ...
FANCY SIIRUBBERY. EvERGREESS,
FOREIGN and AMERICAN ROSES,
PLANTS, ROOTS, &C.,
from, the wrlI-known nursery of 9r. J. NJ. Bonnet.
Norfolk Va COOK 4 LAUGHToN,
nnI0 Auctionecrs.
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the rtooa In the srerrinnc River.

CoNcoKp, n. IT,, April 12.-Thc flood IN
the Megrimac las swept away two bridges
over four hundred feet long, besides doing
ether inc.lCulablc damage.
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BY Wellington Goddln.
huciiouccr and Real Estate Agent,
corucr Eleventh and Bank streets.

OF AND SMALL FRAMED DWELL
LING IN FULTON, AT TIE CORNER OF
LOUISIANA AND ERIN STREETS; FOR y, SA M
Ar AUCTION.-At the request OF Mr.. L. L. " IL
ii,,ns shall sell ut auction, on the premises, on
SATURDAY the 10th April. ls72 at O'Clock L. VI.
the HOUSE and LOT located us above, now nccu.
ried by him, fronting 80 feet, running Dach III lCe
to IN alley. ,, c.
Thc Dwelling has three rooms, stable. &c.
TERMS: Onc-third cash: balance 1T four ana eiSht
months for negotiable note: bsarinG interest. Sr
an IgS MA W. GODDIN, Auctuncer.
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. BY Grubts & Williams.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
I,I...n.ti, cfrnnt hnf,rInn Main and Bank,

TWO DESIRABLE LOTS ON TWENTY
i SEVENTH STREET, UNION HILL, AT
tUC"TION.-We will sell at auction. upon The pre-
misses on MONDAY, 18th of April, mt a o'clock p.
NJ, TWO BUILDING LOTS on the east side OF
Twcntv-sevcnth strcet-one on the corner OF twenty
seventh and streets with a front of fifty feet, and
tho other on Twenty-seyenth street between and
srceta with front of forty feet, end both running
lack TO an alley twenty feet wide.
TERMS: At sale. GRUBRS Il WILLIAMS,
MO Auctiunccrs.
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MULES AND HORSES FOR SALE.
Parties in want of stock will hnd 1t to their interest
after looking elsewhere, to call ON us II they wish to
nurchase Nt. l MULES and HORSES. for we are
yenared TO sell the finest stock al the lowest prices
bort forget j. u. Davis's old stand.
Do" TURNER & co.
We GAR accommodate more NJ LES and HORSES
on LIVERY by day or month.
ap 4-dswlm IChNEf co.
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GnunHs s WlLLIAMs, Arciioneers.

NORTON Of tho aboye-described lots were sold
Thursday and the sale OF the residue ~ postponea
TO SATURDAY. Goth april, att O'Clock Z. Nv ,-
The lois remaining ta,SM .ah ~ Y, t ~ Mat
'i"ss y ~ {;RUDHS Il WILLIAMS,
ap S-a,s,l3,ie.ls,l9,&: &araonSSAs'
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GROCERIES,, &c.
GROCERIES.

GROCERIES GkochNih>'
- hosrsl,ct,ts PORTO RICO SUGAR.
ia ,s.rrcIs REFINED SUGAR, al eradc>:
30 barrels GOLDEN SYRUP,
go bAlss COFFEE. AL grades:
20 hogsheads BACoN-Sidcs and Shoulders
u bikes BREASTS,
loo ba rs BLACk-EIE PEAS.
400 sacks LIVERPOOL SALT for sale low j,
ape fobEhl !. WILLIAMS " w.
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DENTISTRY.

~ w. JONES, DENTIST, has g.
~ always pure and fresh NITROUS 0X-cd6fIfD
IDE GAS FOR painless extraction Of teeth.
ARTIFICIAL TEETH made OF any description
and of best materials.
OLD GOLD PLATE taken In exchange for new.
All operations thoroughly performed and war
rauted
OFFICE Franklin street, No. I'll, between SeHert
and Eighth mn l-dmA
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LOTS.
ca, ,yc them entered aud exposed TO the view OF
ti1ns, Wishing 10 PURCHASE. LEASE, or RENT.
rre" of any Charge unless disposed Of or expense
hleuii 1u ~ 49, -. RICHARDSON & CO.,
RcaI Estate Agents and Auctonecrs-
,h INN - Ills Main street. Richmond, Va.
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IMPORTANT TO FARMERS.--Persons
having deposits OF 3LAN.GANEsE, ASBESTOS,
or MCH lands will pSadsc write dr tns s In re
gard to same, as we have large ORDERS loI IE po'c
hlnei'an.. 14M Main street.
A ppOM ATTOX PAPER MILL,
a AA. = PETERSBURG, VA,
MANuFACTURERS QP.
NEWS ROCK, AND WRAPPING PAfEh''
. nrders soIirited. TO which we promise prompt ana
mn Of GrOgefs and Commission Mefcbane'
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OE BARRELS JOIN TAYLOF'S CELE-
EEATED SUGt R-CuRED JERSEY HAMS.
IS llogshcads GEAR RIB SIDES,
Il horshcais SHOULDERS.
.. hngsheah- PORTO RICO SUGAR,
1no bags RHo COFFEE,
80 hays LSGUAYRA COFFEE,
or bags OLD GOVERNMENT BROWN JAVA
COFFEE choice article:
az barrels William Ncllcr i Sons extra GOLDEN
SYRUP.
ooo ,r,rrcls EASTER y HERRIEiiS new,
In boxes ShNGER'S MUSTARD.
IN h,lt-rhcsis &C EiD CHOP TEA.
% hlIfchcsts Gt-gPDWDER TEA,
os cases BLACK TEA,
ON kc-s ENGLISH SODA four importaionl daily
expected which We oass to TIE trade - Lowest mar
kCt rates. .. =. 1aRD1 N w.
NH
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BY ". Il. Rntcliffr, AuctiOneer.
DRUCS. MEDICINES. DC.
V1SUM ClBI ET FERkI.

Each fluid ounce represents two ounces OF fresh
beef and four grains citrate Of iron i'll one ounce Of
pure sherry wine Also. the same without the iron.
These valuable articles arc for sale by
j. BLAIR. Druggist.
,r,s No. S25 Broad street.
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nor SALE OR RENT.-Wishing to re-
Il tire from the mercantile business. Will sell at
auction. on the premises. on the 18TH day Of April
cIncd bv the firm Of T. l.. Harris Il Co.. located at
Frelerick's Hall, on tic Chesapeake ami ohio rail-
road. aud universally regarded as the best stand III
Tenn, or SALE: Onc-third cash. and the residue
OH a credit of six and twelve months. equal install
ferest aud title Withheld till all the purchase money
is paid. ,,,.,,.
ShOud sale not be- effected on satisfactory Terms
then. the property Will he rented 10 lc DShcst plu-
der for twelve months. o,
will also offer for sale d lIALF-ACRE LOT, adj
joining store lot which has DOL BhE,S AZ
with stone chimney upon IT, F. l.: HARRIS.
At the same time and place as the above. we VIII
sell ut public auction our entire STOCK OF GOODS.
L. HARRIS & co.
H. A. TRICy Aucionerr. NH 30-codtd
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TIE PRosxBILIr1Ea-We have al

TIE PRosxBILIrIEa-We have al
ways taken much stock in "Old Proba-
bilities," as Col. Meyer. of the Signal
Corps, is now called. We know him
we'll, and believe that when he prom
ises us rain he will get one made for
US if he has none on hand. And it
will be none of your secondhand, half
played out rains, neither, but 8 regular
scrouger OF q rain. Knowing this and
seeing it announced in the papers that
a rain had been ordered for this locality,
we have watched the barometer closely
and are glad to see that "Old Prob" is
doing his level best to keep his word.
Rain is much needed; crops must suffer
if it does not come soon. The wheat
crop is damaged for want Of it already.
This spring has been the dryest known
for wears.
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TIE May term Of the Ohio County
Circuit Court commences on Monday
next.
The following is the list of the grand
and petit jurors:
Grand Jurors.-Lewis Orth. Aaron
Kelly John W. Brown, Geo. Mendel,
C. Hess, Edward Reid, ST., N. Q: Jack
son, Alex. Coen, r. j. Smyth, William
link, A. G. Robinson, VIM. s. Goshorn,
Alex. Turner, NJ. Reilly. l.. Stiiel. j.
R. Greer.
Psit Jurors.-Jas. W. Ward. VIM.
G. Lewis, VIM. Rodgers, Thos. 6. Her
rev, John Balm, VIM. Z. Hughes, Asa
Curtis, Jno. McCutcheon, Martin Smith,
S. Horkheimer, VIM. Graham, Francis
Gilbert, VIM. Salisbury, John b. Ball
James R. Acker, Samuel Mason. W. l..
Derry, Jacob A. Lyle, Samuel Powers
Absalom Sample, Bea Springer, Peter
E. linn, VIM. North, Jacob Dsuber,
Jos Hosenfeldt, Geo. P. Maxwell: John
L. S. Hall, Thos. Lunsford, VIM. Kraft
Theo. Fink, Oscar Burdatts, Stephen Z.
Burr, Jas. C. Pierson. Joseph Carson,
Jas H. Ferguson, John Robinson, Jas.
Padgett. Jacob Emsheimer, Lewis I.
Sissou, David Boggs, Ed. McCausland'
A. j. Wheatley, John Keck. John
Young, T. Fisher, Enoch Ball, ID. An'
kanp, Chas. Klegg.
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ST.. JAMES HorEL.-The former
Sprigg House, more recently Daileys
City Hotel, has been taken charge Of by
the company owning the house and its
name changed to that at the head OF
this notice. The house is being thor
oughly renovated, much new furniture
and table ware is being added and the
gentlemen composingthe company are
determined that nothing shall be lack
ing to make the st. James a pleasant,
comfortable and first-class hotel. Our
friends from abroad will find it an ex-
cellent place to stop and we guarantee
that their entertainment will be salts
factory and their bills reasonable.
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THAT CANE.-This morning the polls
for voting for the gold headed cane to
be given by West Virginia Lodge No. l.,
Independent Order Of Mechanics, will
be opened at G. F. Mayer & Sons cigar
store, on Market street, near the Mcclure
House. The candidates are John Clark,
of Belmont mill; D. D. Mccoy, River
side mill; Ed. Weisgerber, B. & o.
machine shops; VIM. Dare, OF Ben
wood will; VIM. Travis, La Belle mill ;
Thos. Shelly. glass blower, and ]. st. j.
Clarkson, printer. We have concluded
to go for" that ysller headed stick.
The cigar makers hold a picnic to-day
and all the money they make will be
added 10 our own vast wealth and all
the money we can borrow from all the
banks in the city to purchase votes.
We have no objection to all the other
candidates doing their level beet, but
we warn them to gaze on US. We will
vote away the last dollar We can bor~
row and when we 60 fishing we'll sell
the fish and invest the money in that
cane. Let the work begin to-day. We
are prepared new to squander all our
earthly wealth in one earnest effort to
get the cane.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-05-18

Police CoURT.-Y esterday was sort
of Dolly Warden day before this Court.
The only charge was against woman,
and women were the only witnesses.
Mrs. E. Beuter, a resident of the
ne;ghborhood of that romantic locality
known as the Farm" was charged
with using abusive language to one OF
her neighbors. The testimony showed
that the prosecution was about as deep
IN the mud as the defendant was in the
mire. twas in facts regular feminine
row, in which words more forcible than
polite were tossed about with reckless
profusion vastly more calculated to
provoke a breach of the peace than an
obedience to the great law Glove thy
neighbor as myself" The Judge said
it was q pity he could not fine them
both. He fined Mrs. Beuter 81 and
costs.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-05-18

UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURr.-
The Court met at 9 o'clock yesterday
morning.
Henry M. Russell and William NJ
Dunlap were admitted to the practice Of
law before this Court.
In the case Of Campbell, Mccullough
& Co. against Gill, Kelly & Co., in as
sumpsit, the jury returned q verdict in
favor OF the plaintiffs for $500, with
interest from the 9th day Of July, 1853.
A motion to set aside the verdict was
made by the attorneys for the Defend
ants, which motion the Court took un-
der advisement.
The trial of Joseph Harwood, on a
charge Of passing counterfeit money,
occupied the time of the Court. About
three o'clock the case was given to the
iury, who found q verdict as charged.
The offense was committed in Parkers-
burg last January. When asked if he
had anything to say why sentence
should not be pronounced, said that he
had; that he had not been permitted to
obtain witnesses. He had been locked
up in the Parkcrsburg Jail, he said, and
was not allowed 10 write to any one to
prove his innocence. He could show
how he came by the counterfeit bill il
he had been allowed writing material.
The Judge said he would defer pass
ing sentence on the prisoner, and di-
rected the Marshal to send to Parkers-
burg and command the attendance
of the jailor that he might in.
vestigate the charge made by the pris-
oner. The prisoner was then remanded
to Jail.
The case of David Carpenter against
Peter T. Barnes, petition of involuntary
bankruptcy, was being tried when we
left the Court House.
The Court adjourned to 9 o'clock
this morning.