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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-03-07
Cole, Edmunds, Gilbert, Harlan, and

Wright.
On Friday March 1. The credentials
of Mr.. Sargent Senator elect from Cali
fO-n1a, were presented.
Mr.. Sumner made a personal expIana-
ton, stating that his health would not
permit his serving on the committee APP
pointed for the investigation Of the sale
of arms to France. He regretted this
The effects OF injuries receiyed sixteen
years ago still chung to him, as he had
been painfully admonished within the
past few days His physician has i'm
peratively prescribed repose.
Mr.. Cameron moved that the Vice
President appoint the investigating com
mittee into the alleged sale of arms to
French agents.
The Vice President declined
Mr.. Cameron thea offered resolution
that Senators FL 4mlin, Carpenter, Sher-
man, Sawyer, Logan, Stevenson -nd Hor--
Ian be the committee. He explsined
that owing to the declination Of Mr.
Sumner, he substituted Mr.. Hamin
Mr.. TrumDul! said lie thought one of
the Senators who brought this matter be-
fore the Senate ought 20 be on the com
nittee, and thought that, RS Mr.. Summer
was not on the committee, Mr. Schurz
ought to be-
Mr.. Sumner thought that in ordinary
| fairness one of the two Senators who had
taken prominent part in instituting this
| inquiry should be on the committee. He
! (Sumner) could not s3rve, and it seem ed
to HIM that the Senator from N gsouri
| (Mr. Schurz) should be On the committee.
! Mr.. Foreman moved to lay the resolu-
ton aud amendment on the table.--Cer-
ried-yeas IS; nays not counted.
| At Mr.. Carpenters request on Monday
March memorial Of the Wisconsin
| Legislature YVES read III favor OF the Mich
| igan ship Canal.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE
On Feb. %. The House pressed the
Senate bill to reimburse United States
soldiers for lost clothing by the Chicago
| fire.
The Senate bill to extend the time to
the State of Wisconsin to complete the
road from Lake st. Croix to Lake Superior
WAS opposed by Mr.. Holman, as making
virtually new grant of land Of 2, 900 coo
acres, the old grant having expired three
or four years aage.
| A considerable discussion ensued which
was participated in by Messrs. Hazleton
Banks, Eldridge, Beck, Holman and
! others. The measure was brought up on
several successive days, partly owing to
objections and some attempts at fillibus-
tering On Friday March I'd, the bill
was finally referred to the committee on
Public Lands with Instructions that the
bill shall be amended so as to grant to
state of Wisconsin all the lands specified
which would inurc to the Northern Pa
cific Railroad Company under existing
laws, by any location of its road, if this
grant were not remedied, and to limit the
grant to such legislation rs might be
t. ken by the Nothern Pacific Railroad
also providing that the act shall no: be
construed to enlarge the grant Of land to
the Northern Pacific Railroad Company
or to 4uthorize the company to select
lands elsewhere in lieu of any lands
specified in this bill, also that the extent
Of this grant shall be determined by the
Secretary Of tie Interior and Attorney
General also that coal lands be excluded
from the grant
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-03-07
A TEHR1BLE PREMoN1r1oN REALIZED.

A TERRIBLE PREAoNITIoN REALIZED.
Cleveland last week WAS the scene Of
one of those awful cases of mysterious
warning and sad realization thas have
been agonizing the country papers lately.
The sad circumstances are IS follows: A
young and beautiful married lady. whose
husband was down town attending s.
railroad meeting" stepped into neigh
bor's house to while away IA hour or so
until he returned. While engaged in
knitting . stocking, she was startled by
the sudden dropping of sll the stitches
FROM one needle; she proceeded to gather
them UP, when g leoking-glass fell In the
room and broke; she then felt shat some
deadly peril hung over her husband, and
rushed home The front door was open
his overcoat hung upon the hoer, and his
plug hat was placed upon tho marble bust
of Daniel Webster, in the psrlor. With
an undesirable feeling Of terrier she rushed
to her roOm-only to find her warning re.
allied; there he lay On the bad, with his
boots on the pillows and the ace Of spades
tightly clutched in his hand. She did
not faint, but denied trumps and played
a club-around his head-until he prom
lsed to give up such tricks" ~.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-03-07

SENATORIAL TERMS. - The United
States Senators, whose terms will expire
on the 4th of March, 1872, are Spencer OF
Alabama, Rice Of Arkansas, Cole of Cali
fornia, Ferry of Connecticut, Osborn of
Florida, Hill Of Georgia, Trumbull OF
Illinois, Morton Of Indiana, Harlan OF
Iowa, Pomeroy OF Kansas, Davis of Ken
lucky, Kellogg of Louisiana, Vickers of
Maryland, Blair of Missouri, Nye of Ne
vada, Patterson Of New Hampshire, Con-
king of New York, Pool of North Caro- :
lima, Sherman Of Ohio, Corbett of Oregon,
Cameron of Pennsylvania, Sawyer Of
South Carolina, Morrill, of Vermont, and
Howe Of Wisconsin. +, OF these twenty
four, but four are democrats, Hill, Davis,
Vickers and Blair. 81, &c
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-03-07

It is probable that the five thousand
dollars donated by the Japanese Embassy
toward the relief Of the sufferers by the
Chicago FIRE is tho first money contribu-
ton ever made by heathens or pagan do
nors fer the relief Of christian recipients
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-03-07

Mr.. James Lee, of Milwaukee, sent q
short time since to the Grand Duke Alex
is magnificent breech-loading rifle, and
the other day received note accepting
the same, accompanying which was a
magnificent specimen Of St. Petersburg
jevelry, from the imperial establishment,
consisting of large, beautiful ruby, sur
rounded by circle Of fourteen first wa
tor diamonds, elegantly set in virgin
gold. ~ .a..g H q
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-03-07

1 over 3o,oOO,oOO feet If logs have
already been banked by the Peshtigo
company. al 81 gasg q e-sra 4Na RI s.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-03-07

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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-02-13

BRIBERY AND CORRUPTION COM
MITTEE-Arrest Of Col. John W. Jenkins
for Contempt Of the House Of Delegates.
1t will be remembered that the House of
Delegates, a few weeks ago, appointed
committee to examine into the question
whether the funding act of the last Legis-
lature was passed by bribery and corrup-
ton. Gen. Bradley t. johnson and Col.
Jenkins are the attorneys, who, it is
known, were retained by par ties in interest
to advocate the passage of the bill. The
latter gentleman has been undergoing ex-
animation for the past two or three even
ings, and though the committee has sat in
secret, we are enabled to state that
no member of the Legislature has
yet been in any way implicated !:
and the arrest of Col. Jenkins comes of
this-that after having answered the great
multitude of questions with apparent frank
ness and at much length, he declined to
state the amount of the fee which he re-
ceived, and the name OF his client his rea-
son being that in his opinion an attorney
might not be required to state either, as
the confidential relation of lawyer and eli
ent would be thereby DESTROYED. ...
AS Col. Jenkins has refused on merely
technical grounds, however, to answer
these, questions, it is likely he will ask to
go before the bar of the house tomorrow
and purge himself of intentional contempt
by answering these questions. The matter
is of much special interest to attorneys and
OF general interest to the public.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-02-13

THE PUBLIC FoUNTAIN.-Thep public
fountain to be erected in front of the post
office is nearly completed, and will be put
in its place in a few days. A brass plate
in front of the fountain, which is of bronze,
bears the following inscription "Pre-
sented to the city by the Normal School,
1872. dedicated to Humanity" The oc-
casion of its erection promises to be quite
interesting, and will no doubt be witnessed
by many Of our citizens. 1t will be form
erly presented to the city by one of the
students of the school, and received in an
appropriate address by Mayor Kelley,
whose well-known abilities as a public
speaker will invest the occasion with
special interest. In addition to drinking
facilities which the fountain will furnish to
thirsty humanity, there will be basins for
the accommodation Of both horses and
dogs. r..,-.- -.- ........ ..s-.. ... ..
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MANCHESTER NEWS.

Our supply of wood and coal is very
small. t'
Quite a number of strangers are in
town. .. .--.-. ..-.-. r.-- s-....... ..
Nothing Of importance was done in
the County court yesterday.
DIR. Ingram's little boy who was SO
badly burned few days ago, has since
died.
The iron bridge over the canal, on the
Richmond side, will be completed in about
two weeks. The work is being done by
the Baltimore Bridge company, under the
supervision of I. L. Hanson, of North Caro-
lima.
The joint committee on annexation
met last night. A vote was taken as to
the expediency of the question, which re-
suited in a tie ii to IL. From this we
infer that if Manchester is ever annexed to
Richmond, it must be upon different terms
to those now under consideration.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-02-13
AUCTION SALES.

JoHN w. FARRELL, Deputy u. S. Marshal
VIII sell at Norfolk, February Oath, at Il
o'clock NJ, the cargo of the bark Brothers, -
consisting OF 900 tons of mahogany.
DAVID B. PARKER, U. s. Marshal, VIII sell
on wednesday, February 14th, ut IL O'Clock
A. NJ, at 1917 Main street. a large lot of Dry
Goods, &C. t.. '....S
JACOB COHN, assignee of several banlrrupts,
Will sell ON Tuesday. February 9th, in front
OF the Custom House, valuable real estate in
the counties of Mathews, Lancaster, Nor
cumberland, Richmond, King and Queen,
James City, York, Gloucester, and Essex.
CHARLES S. CONVERSE, assignee of James
i. Butler x Co.. will sell on Tuesday Feb
ruary 27th, in front of the CustomII House,
tdchmond, Va, valuable real estate, lying
IN the city of Richmond and Caroline county.
Also, ON Wednesday, February 2Sth, on the
premises, No. 102 Marshall street, fine
brick residence
WIN. IRA SMITH, Receiver of the Bank of
Pittsyivania, will sell on Friday, March Sth,
at II o'clock A. NJ, in front Of the U. S.
House, on Bank street, bills, gold
claim, Confederate notes, &C.
CHARLES S. CONVERSE, assignee and 9TH
on Tuesday, February 9th, in front of the
Custom House, Richmond, Va valuable real
estate lying in the county of Henrico.
M. F. PLEASANTS and E. M. Garnett, special
commissioners, in the matter of Harvey
Terry VS.. Monticello Bank, will sell on
Tuesday, February Goth, two valuable
farms, in Henrico county, seven miles west
of Richmond.
II. X. POLLARD, assignee of Joseph A. Pynes,
will sell on Tuesday, February Goth, at Mil
lers Tavern, Essex county, valuable real
estate, and u lot of chooses in action.
w. M. DAVIDSON, assignee of G.. Watson
Scott, will sell on Friday, 10th February,
near Prospect depot, on the Southside rail-
road, 290 acres of valuable land.
T. FL. CAMPBELL, trustee, and w b. Tabb,
Nf II Naal .,,slI UN,s.I,
March LIST, at Jetersyille, Amelia county,
275 acres of valuable lands
JOHN r. KILDY will sell on Monday, MAJ ch
4th, at Isle of Wight Courthouse, the tract
of land known as "White Marsh.''
YOUNG 1. CLEMENTS, trustee, will sell on
Tuesday, February 18th, in King William
county, valuable lands and personal pro-
perty. s"Hu
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-02-13

The THEATRE.-Janausche and her
star company of performers must have felt
highly gratified at the reception they re-
ceived last night. The beauty and fashion
and intelligence of our city were largely
represented in the audience, which was also
the largest assembled in the building du-
ring the present season, except, perhaps,
on the occasion of the masquerade ball.
Nor was the pleasure one-sided. The pre-
sentation of the great historical tragedy of
MARY Stuart" was triumph of art and
skill rarely excelled on any boards, and met
the unqualified appreciation of the audience.
Janauschek's Mary Stuart was q master
ly impersonation in every sense. So COM
pletely did she carry her audience with her
and enlist their sympathy in the trying Or
deals through which she passed, that many
were affected to tears, and seemed oblvious
to all else but the spectacle of grief and
passion and degradation alternately before
them and even when the curtain fell for
the last time, the audience seemed 10th to
quit their seats and thus dispell the charm
which had been thrown around them. The
other characters of the play were well sus-
tanned. The company is good one, and
should attract full houses throue ehout the
week. The bill for tonight is DEBORAH
Neah, the Forsaken). '.'"'
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LOCAL NOTES.
Lent commences tomorrow.

Lent commences tomorrow. ..F
Tomorrow is st. Valentines day.
Judge Underworld is now holding cour
in Alexandria.
The roads leading into the city are in
bad condition. -'
The police court furnished no items OF
interest this morning. ".. ..'a
Good locations for brick-yards-
OF our newly repaired streets. Es..e.
The County Court adjourned yesterday
until the first Monday in March. a|
The stage of the new theatre at AS
sembly Hall is nearly completed. ....-r.
The rope-ferry, just below the dock,
is in successful operation. Fare, five
cents. .... '...... .-f....'-,..r..
The work on the wharves of the Ches-
apeake and Ohio railroad, below Rockets,
is progressing rapidly.
During the month of January there
were sixty conveyances of real estate ad-
mltted to record in the county clerks of
fee. ......
The Tredegar company will commence
the manufacture of railroad passenger cars
when their new building, now constructing,
is finished. - .- ..'f..a u. ..r- e''
j; b. Tinsley, formerly of the Spotts-
wood Hotel, has been rendered a very lu-
cratlve position in the Carrollton House,
Baltimore. ..l 1l,T = 7-"T'
The demand for small houses in Rich
mond is very great, and daily growing.
VIII onr property holders and capitalists be
wise and secure the offered increase of pop
ulation? .IIE - ~ = r'F Z
"A public temperance meeting will be
held under the direction of Springfield Sec
ton, No.2, Cadets of Honor and Temper
ance, at Trinity Methodist church tonight
at y o'clock. 4.' '.. s
Major Jed Hotchkiss will deliver
lecture in the Second Presbyterian church
tonight. Subject: shenandoah Valley"
Ihe proceeds of the lecture will 60 to the
Manchester Presbyterian church fund.
MIR. Franklin Stearns has determined
to erect fine building, suitable for subdi-
VISION into offices for professional men, on
his lot at the corner of Twelfth and Bank
streets, upon which Goddin's hall stood at
the time of the evacuation.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-02-13
8, FEBRUARY 13, 1872. VOL. ". NO. 95.

BURGLARS ABOUT Two HOUSES
ENTERED LAST NIGHT.-Iast night. or
rather this morning between three and four
o'clock, the residence of Mr.. +. w. Judge
situated about two miles from the city On
the Grove Road, was entered by burglars.
and pilfered of clothing and jewclry to the
value OF $3.50. They entered the house at
a basement window, from which they sci
entifically removed a large pane of stained
glass. Walking up stairs, they entered a
bed chamber occupied by Mrs. Judge and
young lady named Pechn, the latter be-
ing visitor, Mr.. Judge occupying cham
per IN another story of the building. Un-
fortunately the room door had been left
unlocked. Here the burglar readily gath
cred up valuable breast-pin belonging to
Mrs. Judge, watch and chain belonging
TO Miss Pechin, and the wearing
apparel of the latter, which had
been thrown across the foot of the bed
when she retired. As the thief was rais-
ing the watch and chain from the cabinet.
one Of the ladies was partially awakened,
and calling out, he rapidly made his exit
with his booty, and by the time general
alarm was given had made his escape from
the premises. From the glimpse the lady
had OF him as he left the room. she thinks
he was colored man. -
The residence of Mr.. Leckenby, the
florist, was also visited during the night
and some clothing and watch and chain
taken. .ual r1T 40 y..-ntf.e D -
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-02-13

CoLoRED SUNDAY-ScHooL UNION
The regular monthly meeting OF the Sum
day-School Union (colored) was held at the
Fourth Baptist church Church HilD. 1t
was opened by singing from "Bright
Jewels" after which the 2lst Psalm was
read by Rev. Cory, and prayer offered by
Rev. Scott Gwatheney. -. .. .s
Reports from six schools showed an
average attendance of 7.S4. No report
from the Second church school. Prayer
was then offered in behalf of the schools.
After singing the meeting was addressed by
Mr.. G. w. Patterson, Rev. Cory, and Rev.
Scott Gwatheney. -r I5Ha. ss1s-
1t was decided to hold the next meeting
at the First church on the first Sunday in
March. -rs3 l..Ht 80 - rH
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-02-13

VERDICT OF THE JURY.-The coro-
ner's jury in the Jennie Young King in
quest, elected important testimony yester-
day, aud late in the evening reached ver-
dict in the ease. The following is the re-
turn of the jury: "The jurors sworn to
inquire, when, how and by what means the
said Jennie Young King came to her death,
upon their oaths do say that she came TO
her death by medicines administered by N.
A. Ii. Goddin to produce abortion, through
the instigation of Wesley M. Brock
This verdict as well as the result Of the
analytical experiments of DR.. Taylor, with
the the drug proved to have been taken by
the deceased, will be laid before the court
tomorrow morning, when the regular ex-
animation of the case will be entered upon
before Justice White.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-02-13

HUsTINGS CoURT.-In consequence of
the indispostion of Judge Guigon, Judge
Il. H. Fitzhugh presided over this court
yesterday. ...rs-. 4.
Erroneous assessments of lands owned
by the following parties, under act of July
8, 1870, ordered to be corrected by the
court, viz: Wilson Morien, John Marion,
Wilson @. Thomas, +. Hart, etc., trustee
for Michael Hart's child.
George Spriggs, colored, who was fined
$50 on Saturday, paid the same in court.
The indictment against Ii. 5. Ogden,
sample merchant, for violating the Virginia
license law, was returned not a true bill
also the same as regards Jonas Eppes for
felony. ..-..r--.-..-. - 4.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-02-13

NAIL RoBBER ARREsTED.-Cap
John Frey, special agent of the postoffice
department, arrived in this city last night
at half-past eight O'Clock with G.. w.
White, deputy postmaster at Barnesville,
Charlotte county, in charge, whom he ar
rested on Monday, on the charge Of rob-
bing the mails. There have been COM
plants Of losses on route 45l0, at intervals
during the past two years, and when Cap
tain Frey turned his attention to the mat
ter, he was not long in locating the delinquent
cies, and tracing them to the guilty party.
White was lodged in Jail. He will have an
examination before United States COM
missioner tomorrow or next day.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-02-13

A PAwNED PISTOL THAT "WENT
OFF,'-It is seldom that pawnbrokers al
low articles in pawn to Ego OFF, without
the amount for which they are pledged is
paid. Not so, however, with Mr.. VIM
stock, proprietor of the loan office, No. IL,
Fourteenth street, who, while handling q
pistol this morning, it accidentally "went
off, shooting him through the lett hand,
making an ugly and painful wound. He
'pledgesu his word he will be more care
full in future in handling forfeited pis-
tolls. ...,-sT zI..sI -E.--- a r---.-
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.
ANOTHER RoBBERy.-We Ielrn that

ANOTHER RoBBERY.-We lelrn that
the boarding house of Mr.. Frischcorn, on
Main street, near the Oldmarket, was rob-
bed last night by a boarder, whose name
we did not learn, of a valuable watch and
a lot of clothing, &C., Of the aggre-
gate value of three hundred dollars
The thief has decamped, but it is to be
hoped the ingenuity Of the detectives, who
are after him, will enable them to bring
him to justice.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-02-13

ny FASHIONS FOR THE NEW YEAR.
Latest styles of BuTrERIoK's PATTERNS just re-
ceived at the office of the Howe Sewing Machine,
s23 Main street. Also, Metropolitan for February
1# J. F. MoKRNsEY, Agent.
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ne Mrs. L. H. Milton. Healing and Test
MEDIUM, and BUSINESS CLAIRvoYAET, gives cor
rect spiritual Communications and reveals past,
present and future afIiiirs-delineates character,
aud gives advice ON health and capacity, at 1908
Main street. Circles every Monday eping. =
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-02-13

LIST OF UNMAILABIE LETTERS RE-
NAMING IN THE RICHMOND PosT-
OFFICE, FEBRUARY 18TH. ls72.-W.
j. Wakefield, Richmond, Va; T. ]. Bart
lette, New Orleans. La; Miss Sallie B.
Knight, Richmond, Va; Jno. II. Parker,
81 Richmond, Va: Miss Ella Watkins, r.
B. Hudnall, Miss Lizzie Bigger, H. w.
Dabney, r. d. Beyill, Richmond, Va.
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DIED.

At fifteen minutes 10 IL o'clock p. NJ, on Mon
day, the 18th instant, in the forty.ninth year of
her age, Mrs. MARC AHET A., wife of w. p. w.
Taylor. ........ .sg-... .ts -
Her funeral will take place from her husbands
residence, No s04 Marshall street, between
Eighth and Ninth, on WEDNESDAY, the l4th
instant, at 10 o'clock NJ t.| .--l.- fl.Y H-Eaf"
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-02-13

~ VALENTINEs.--Ou friend @. f. john
ston has fine assortment of these missives,
from which selections can be made to suit
all sentiments and conditions.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-02-13

ANNEXATION DEFEATED.-The City
Council last evening passed resolution de-
claring the annexation of Manchester to
Richmond inexpedient, upon what grounds
does not appear. Haa. -s rrr. ... Il
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NORMAL SCHOOL LECTURE.-The
next lecture in course before the Normal
school will be delivered by r. M. Manly,
at IL O'Clock NJ, on Friday of this week.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-02-13
SHIPPING.

FoH NEW foHk' s4kfk
. THE OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COM-
PANY'S elegant side-wheel steamship ISAAC
BELL, Capt BLAKEaAs, will sail on FRIDAY,
February 10th, at 10 o'clock A. NJ N'tt
Freight received until o'clock A. M.
Through bills of lading signed, and goods for
warded with dispatch to all points-north south,
east and west. Close connections made with Gu
nard line for foreign ports
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Steerage. ~. ........ ................. 90
Rouiu IMP lickets. ~ w
For freight or passage, apply TO
JOHN W. WYATT, Agent,
fe is -St 5s5F No. Governor street.
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sEWING.MACHINEs.

SINGER-Shaffer q Strong agents for Virginia
d, and North Carolina-9l3 Main street. See ad-
vertisementa as Naf54qs9 blLa IGlzaUpa
WHEELER & WILSON-C. l.. Radway gen.
eral agent-l0ol Main streets ''R7'.
WILCOX & GIBBS-James Z. A. Gibbs, Pro-
prietor-Ninth and Bank streets. See adver-
tisement,a aitGaAA ~ 4 hzA H@G
GROVER x BAKER-G. & N. w. Darby,
Agents-90l Broad street a8 .srf5aaU ~
HOWE IMPROVED-J.F F. McKenney, Agent
( s23 Main street. The latest in modern i'm
! provements. See advertisement. 3Aat.8
wEEDsS-Wm. Lockhart, agent--7so Main,
corner Eighth street. ~ sAate sth s@A#7