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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-05

A reward Of s., 900 is offered for the recove-
~ of the money that was recently stolen from
the Sheriff of Rappahannock county, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-05

Pennsylvania politicians represent great ex
element as prevailing in that State over the
Congressional apportionmcnt bill still pending
in the Legislature.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-05
sE.8A SsJEij,

At the residence Of the bri1cs father. .,. Il.
29,h uItim", by Rev. J. Spi!lman p.tv. "
OSCAR MANklAS. ii Nlr-i;i.:, ,g. Nj.
ELLA HEN KI, Of Warren.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-05

The Hon. Judah p Benjamin, the Contede-
rate Secretary of State, and now one of Tier
Majesty's Counsellors at Law, will visit the
United States during the summer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-05

kilograms from Cuba bring the intelligence
Of report of the capture of General Partill;
by the insurgents, and other indications OF in
creased strength of the Cubans.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-05

The Cumberland News, heretofore neutral
in politics, will hereafter be on the Republican,
side.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-05

The Baltimore Sun says that ''the issues on
the subject Of freights between the people otthe
West aud the railroad companies are rapidly
assuming definite shape, and on the part of the
people the organization 10 many Of the States is
presenting an aggressive front to the corpora
lions that are charged with unjust discrlmlna-
ton in freights and extortion in the transporta-
ton of grain The railroads contend that their
charges generally are not more than will pay
on the capital invested. The farmers, how
ever seem determined to solve the problem, and
force, by State legislation, regulation of trans
portation rates.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-05

A stable was burned at ST.. Joscphs, No.
last night, and eighteen horses destroyed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-05

The American Herald, which Gcyotcs much
OF its space to American affairs. is published
IN Liverpool. and WILL no doubt, be popular
with our countlvmen in Great Britain.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-05
LIST ON E.,.ETsps

April 5, 1873. .'..@
Persons calling for letters will say ,hov,,..,
vertiScd and give the date Of tn. lit, -
Ii not called for within thirty ,i:r. -E.,..,...,.
can't IN h,. I..,.I i,ii.- ,ti;..., -, va '-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-05
Washington News.

The rial Of the crnrcd man Tom Wright,
indicted for murlc.i, tie pedI"r R,gcr>kl,
aud rohbiag him, jus, before Christmas last, Is
cnntirdcd in the Criminal Cuut, and will pro-
baby be concluded to-day. The defence is Try
ing TO establish an alibl. The Pack # the pod
Ter Wa, i.,und III WI ight' yard, ami the hatch,
TT with Which the deed was cOmnllttrrd ana
other art.clc< Margaret Wood, Wrsht's
mistress, testified against him, swearing that
Wright lad cIuIcs, ed the murder 10 her III lis
detail
Judge Sharkey, Of Mss, has been lying for
some time dangerously iii OF plcurSy III this
city Judge Sha'kry Is connected with Some
OF the eminent families OF Maryland. He was
appointed Provisional Govcauor OF Mississippi
by President Johnsou, in 1861 aud was e clcd
uaited States Senator by the first Legislature
Of the State which met after the war, bat the
Senate refused to admit him,
EXECUTIVE CLEMENcY Just before the
Adjournment of the General Assembly, Govern.
or Walker communicated to the Senate the
particulars Of every case of fine or pcualty re-
uitted, or reprivc or pardon granted, and Of
punishment committed during 1872, with his
reasons therefor. There were uinety-<ix app,
cations, and eleven plrlpns Were granted and
six sentences committed Among them are
the - loving
! john APP! Ly, uf Price William coun'y
! tro ofed). Convicted If arson at The De mbcr
| tIS72) term OF Prince William County Court.
| and sentenced t. b. hanged 10 the 9TH day oi
February, 1873 December 2G. 1872, sentence
c,mmutud to imprisonment in the pcultcptlary
! for the term OF ten y"arS
Albert Harold, OF! Fredericksburg, convicted
n robbery at the Ju y term (lSGSl OF the Cor.
poration Court of the city Of Fredericksburg,
: and sentenced 10 imprisonment III the pcntcn-
! liary for the term of eight Years. Pardoncd.
Andrew j. Moore, Of Alexandria city, con,
vctcd Of >ubornatlnn Of perjury at the Octo.
Der (l>7I) term Of the Cnrporati,n Court OF
the city Of Alcxanir:a, and sentenced to pay IL
| fine of one cent and TO be Imprisoned III the
courty I'll for tenn OF one year. and decar-
| ing hlm i1reve. incapable Of serving jury,
| giving evidence as Il witness, or holding any
! post mentioned in the | t section of chapter =
| Of the Code Of 1850 pardoncd June lSt be-
cause the judge who presided at the trial Of the
| petitioner. aud Cummr uwcilth s attorney who
| prosecuted him, urge his pardon because the
! law has been vnilcated--thc former rcgal ding
the criminal act charged as more Il crlmiLal
enclosures thln deliberate determination to
Induce crime, aud the latter while consider
Ing the conviction techulclIy correct yet that
all the good has been doac which could be ac-
compli,hed By further punishment. The At
torncy-Gcncral and othes' cltlZeUs also r,coul-
memo th2 pardon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-05

Agents wanted in every city, town snd T..s,.
in the State.
Over UW STAMPING IRONS, COMP
every description of Patterns, i"r Embr"i'.
and Brriding.
In our Retail Department customer, 81, i'll
the advantage OF sci" ton Of P',t.' r..
this wonderful variety. Miss ENGLAN'"
charge of the Retail Stamping D"par,m"a.
All work executed in tn" n"ut"-t rn"Gt.
at very low figures. CllAS. w. GRhh'.
ap5 ~ KIM -;f'-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-05
VA.
SATURDAY, APRIL 5, 1873.

SUPREME COURT DEcIsIoNs.-ln the Su-
irene Court of the u S. on the ID inst, IN
the case of the Board Of Public Works OF Vlr-
GINA vs.. Columbian College and others, egatces
Of John Withers, it was decided that the decree
in favor of the Board vs. Selden, Wlthers q
Co., was final and conclusive Of the matters
passed upon by the State Court; and being So
they must be treated as 6nality in other States,
and that the Board is entitled to pursue assets
belonging to WthcrS estate in the hands OF
the legatees
10 the case of Walker VS.. Whitehead, IN
error to the Supreme Court of Georgia, the de-
cision of the Court below was reversed, upon
the ground that the act imposing taxes on debts
By the State is unconstitutional, as impalrng
the obligation of contracts. This was an action
upon promissory note, which was dismissed IN
the Court below, because it did not appear that
certain taxes, chargeable on all debts, had
been paid on this debt Under this decision,
what becomes of the tax imposed By Virginia
upon railroad aud city bonds, &c ?
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-05

JOURNALS AND DAY toA>
iFull and In bound.

Job lot--part of n stock which hal - b""..'
without regard to est. BnugA; NJ very '"" -
urcs, and will be sod accordingly, u.
NJ
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-05

CHARLES COUNTY ND. "A Storm Of unusual
severity, lasting only few minutes. -scd over
our county on Saturday morning last, doing
very considerable damage to cur farmers by
blowing down stables barus and fencing.
Among those who had their barns thrown down
with crop in them, more or less injured.
were the following persons: Dr.. Robert Fer
guS>on, Mr.. Marshall Chapman Mr.. William
Ferguson, Mr.. VIM. ". Cobey, Mr. james
Willctt and Dr. y. B Slyc; and Mr. Chas H.
NcaIe had also sable blown down. Mr.. Cooley
had wagon worth 500 crushed to pieces un-
der his barn, and quantity of corn much in-
iurcd by the n.-fot ToJucco Times.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-05

OYSTERS We learn en- competent author-
ty that the oysters have suffered severely in the
tie waters o!Virgina and Maryland, and that
up our rivers, especially where the rains have
made the tide almost fresh, large beds have
been either injured or destroyed. But, the
consumption OF which We SPEAK is enomous.
Our waters are ti>led to supply the North. the
South and the West; and now, also, English
ana French enterprise has been turned in this
direction. We have but one protection for this
great interest, and that we have elaborated in
our Three Field system -NoJoM Fry.
BRIGHAM YoUNG's SoN.-Thc Ala Cali
foriau Of tho 2g,h ultimo says:
Last evening William n. Young, son Of
Brigham Young, was arrested on the charge
OF drunkenness and misdemeanor While 10
durcss tie stated that he was the son of Mother
Mary, and that he and the other old man run
the Territory. On depositing $40 he was re-
leased aud requested that the court meet at 10
0 clock this morning, instead Of 9, as that would
be an accommodation to him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-05

\ USEFUL ORGANIZATIoS.-Thc Potomac
Agricultural Club Of the county of Stafford. is
what may iu reality be called useful organiza-
ton. At meeting held in February after dis
posing Of agricultural matters, the members
organized meeting to consult upon State al
fairs, aud passed very patriotic set Of res,lu-
tious about the payment of the State dcbt. At
Il recent meeting Of the same club held at With
ers Walters, esq, correspondent informs US
that after getting through with agricultural
matters, railroad meeting was organized, the
object of which WAS to petition the company to
establish switches at Lees station and Aqua
Creek. for the accommodation of freight, &c
The company vii no doubt grant the request of
the petitioners if it can be s!.own that there is
frcig enough in that section to justify two
switches 10 such close proximity Fret{ricks-
Lurg Herald.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-06-28
DISSOLUTION Or PARTNERSHIP.

VyNHG e RARTNEE1SUIP HERErO-
fore existing between John f.eckis and
William Fairbairn has this day been dissolved
by mutual consent
WILLIAM FAIRBAIRN hiss assumed. agreed
10 paw aud viii ~ I'll debes snd liabilities due
- TO become duo and to collect. receive. have
onI r-c,int for su-ns due or 70 become due 70
the aid Locke Eaifh.:rn.
-T8sT sfsi 1nHy IOOkU.
WIILIAN YARRAIHN,
-. II. lGl2i si5zs s. tEs js3la
.i.---a H. { y. III b. ~
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-04-05

nA- psa Sftes- @asnts<Sr tnb tas biassRs uni
Rderas @itte 3ur uebsrieHbune srn @ela uab fcQteu
no le3u baben Fnb, ta,u sebreutat uerbea-
sDsnn etne 3.isans son stnem psfau ~ rtu anbersl
ssrf.st uertex pa, ~ us iM ,,au~ pes ypamr aus,.
sebea respeu, tse 3ettuus s1p supsareen murbe
wsnn Senaab fea 9latt nib rssslmaste empfdae'
rber I'D auf tsssna cine a.t GebIer ouste 70 fsas.
na9r;dtst rerrs.
Die gerantrsss,ateit fit @eltienbuaees fur bic 3e
tuns perheu pir oann sarnebuea beielbeu pa
re,arir.tu sr;e pter per pof. Stfst- rres GrSr se
ftebea.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-04-05
OaS Npifpprtp

tn btu Der. etaaten uab Canada terdet 20 Gte. per
Suts usb mus pom benz Gmpfduser tet einer gsspffee
ritrteidbrlta pprausbsse werbsn.
gRan t1na su jeber 3cit auf ben ,gSsHa rer"
atpnnren.
, 1873-09-11

ct,t., ,.,. ,,,.t ..a .x.or M. 4 afc. Nh. 4.
S1aI JAZZ qaios sao nen H. T Wxo .e.i. NJ
oaos usrlay onjot md ,.cst: No, .. S1.is.
i,rrs1nra~E,onr maSs nn hrs what. Hs pbb In.
MISUNDERSTANDING 4. 1oo brls: whoat, $4,000 bp.
TOLEDO
To,vno. eors IN n-1,nra nsT1,vra- dull and
,nch.nucj wi Whit 1nwsr. coninu flrner : No, 4
wbito Msba.h. ii id: No. white Michigan, Si.oo
cr,ior hfcht1ssr" St'lsT1ai ii snni II 45fai Ibx
aemto,nt,"r. Ho rcd' Il '4HT: No. T. ii. .4Sai4{;
M. snrinr, b. nd: No. do. has. Corn dill and /
ehnIc fnwor Ein .nf1ni coaed nj inlo. cnrIy asloa
KHc . inv In,,rI Ias|c fnts d,fi ami no9nnfnal.
, 1873-09-11
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Now York Financial now

x
New YonK, Bapt. 1o.-h1onoy ruled At gold durinE
tho morning. wth exceptions 1t 164. but clusod 1t 10
Btorliag steady at 1os,f9toaH for eo.day and 1oo4
@loo3f for sight. Ouatons g.; receipts, *4oo 900.
wero 111b aud 11o1f, olosing at 1lo'i: Loans wcro
borrowing. The fssl business was at per cent for
Tr Troas,4cr diabarsoa Sa t2s;, ,ooo ''''"'''
Governments wcro inactive and unsettled.
Slate bonds qu!ot-
Blocks irregular, weakncss predonnhttng In the fhto
Dealings Affairs on the Stock Exchange wore unset-
tcd By sensational to tie effect tha. eeyora
largo houses had fa!led TINT sou,o houses not iden-
fnG with stocks will sunrend and TINT tho an!rn Of
The Warehouse and Security Company III worse
condition than many disposed to admtt. Western
Union broke down to 8B and Wabash fell to G2tf,
closing at o. on report that there was hitch In the
election programme. II ts mated, howevcr,
that everything IL arranged for tho succeas OF
tho Boody party. The lar6odt dealings wore
iu Western Union, Pacific hfai Lake elorc Now York
Centrnl and Wabash. Canton has been m exception.
al feature selling down to 85 and recovering quickly
to co. The sudden deolno from "a this morning, and
97s yesterday gave rise to storios that prominent
house, heavily Identified with eomo En8lsh nterosta,
and known to bo carrying Canton extensively was In
nrm in aucston. and lacks confirmation. The geuer-
al market olosod up weak, and well down to tho loucr
prices OF to-tlay. ..-.
Tho New York Central Hudson River Railroad has
declared dividend Of per cent On capital stock and
per cent IN outstanding consolidation certificates,
payable Oct. IL.
Htortn1. l0Af<
, 1873-09-11
EFANST0N.

rho ,,,afoas ~ t1,;a ,,jl,o ~ o,ao,o,,oa n t,,.;
,, na 1,sss1 " so @''onioou - - +ao,i
oouncal oAa'aoee la0t uesoa5 oFenluB, II. ~
Powers in the chair. Trustoes L. J. Gage, Oil
yer Willard, and William blanchard responded
to the roll call,
TN co,r,o;tt., ~, p1.,, .,a a,,ha;,,;u;a
~ oou1soo W -, 144Ie a14u ouou,ei0Aone IT.
potsed IN 1a4of OF tue approval OF humphreys
d Bannistor's Addition to Evanston. On mo-
tion. apnroyed.
The good romntsrs NJ f,h;cooo roorouta5 TIN
uao of tho T,xa ss;,,,;e,a n.s,, ~ 1s;.',1s
1ao y. Wv naAo m'ei'san I tafh LOT p'cn1c'
HtAntou, uAuoE tu9 coHt!ltton tnat no lnto1lcat-
tns nauor8 % used on that OCCASION
After lengthy discussion, tho following reao-
luton waa pasaed:
Resoved, Tint tho Committee on Finance be author
ized t. take Legal c9unse at thes discretion upon tho
Questions tnyoiTed II tho making Of contracts for
debtetuosa in authorization Of tarns icvad ~N @A
0rt]inancos nrobibitinn tho ouvor. =, :,.
from allpwnr them to rim ot lara sa ~tua's ~ M'
prevention Of fIres, were nassetl. ls' Aoo 'of sno
Tho Roard. owing to tho jnt1isnoe,to, =, ~.
of ts memhere, adournod to Fr3day anan;n ~ ono
1'hc Mathodist Ghnrch viii throw ons,' w.
1ora Tor socinbie this evening strsnanrsp 1ss paa-
naolni}y and the public vanorav. ara i9Ttad o ~
rrttand 1-'ASoo ~
Eontb Eyapstou will also have soe,,b1o Mia
eyonipg. uudar tle nusnicou OF tho now Srcths eMa
, 1873-09-11

Tho Produce Markets.
NEW YORK
nv ToH1' Sept 1o-co77oH-1n fair demand. and
BRrAns7uETg-Flour less active, and prices gen
Syy 1.s5 sss{s ts9 n i
wheat eztfs. Is soo@0.oo Ohio o1trss, se55596o; 81.
Louis, s9.299l1,oo: Rye nour and corn nesl un:
sssas p w., ~ 'aa sTss sps ] @
l:a2; neE No 0bfesso, !l8oX winter red 'wsateEn.
ss STsssse, ssssa, ss H. 5sso s1ts .na
INIT unchanged. Corn opousd dui AID ciosed Heavy
snd lover =, seceipts bn steamer mixed
and yoliow. 66ss7o !; rhits, 56IS76o. oaS s opened
firm, but eloaed dull receipts, %, 900 bu mixed
Western. 48Ac; email parcels new do, 400; white, 40
: Eoas-1n good request and firm; we.tern, a292ao.
Hops-Quiet at 40@6oc for the crop Of 1873.
dEATaEa-ones aud afmes at 17h@aoo; oruoco,
Wooi.E1n gooa dem.nd and arm; xx Ohio, s6o;
dnooEaiEsNCoGee quiet aud arm lilo, 3oH 9eo,<o.
Sugar aulet fair to good refining, 6H@a,sc. Molas-
''f 2nss and n es sra sssdy = 1854
faovIsIoas-Rerf quist "a Tia sso.dy now mes, In
1850 sxtra, iii s@196o. nsa quiet % aud stssGy % It
$3s@oo93g. @ % e. 90 Tssce boes moro sstye prime mess.
% ss an.s 1na Hsss sss ss CIT s.1 es
1orrzn-ouis and atesdy; choice Wsstsrn, 1a925o.
NEW ORLEANS.
NE" "oALkANs Sept. 10.-DNEADsTuFTs-T1on dull
treble, t6oo@7.to; family, S8o0@s.76 Corn, supply
hghti al ktnaB, 100. Oats, 4G@l7o
- H11-ouiet prime. $32.oo323oo; choice, $24.oo@
pnov1a1oNs-Port dull and nominal at $3.50. Dry
aalted shoulders, D4c. uaton dull and nominal at
9He, l0N9llc. Hams. 1&@lto. Lard dull i; terce,
aRooxalks-s dull good to fair, 1oo alolaases.
Wn1sKY-Dull; Louslana, eoo Cincinnati, $to5.
corToN--sa!es 900 bales unchanged. Aeceipts II
bales no exports. Stock, 1o44 b.lcs.
Dur1ALo, Sept: 1o-Flour steady. WHEAT inactive
uorn Ss d@n heavy and lower; sales aooo bu No. At
EnKIaHTB-1lo on ,Eheat nskr1 11<fa10e m cnrn
Ut. LOUIS.
Ut. Lou1st Sept. .l0.-DnIApsruYra-F1our firm !;
aNpsrhne Wntor, $400@47b extras, $50u96 go Xxx,
321oe9h2o INK H6097.23. Wheat Aotiy0 aild higher;
No. spran8, $l.lo No. rcd full, s. .4o@l. ~ No.
do, $l.eo Corn lower and unsettled No. 2, 4A@
taAs. seller seremher, 44x945c seller laat half Sep-
higher No. 2 81 cash 32a{3aso September. nar.
!oy higher choice to fano,, $l.3oa1.42. nye lower
WlilsKr-Bteady At go, ....
PnovlsioNs-tork quiet At slo.so9le,75. Bacon
quiet W!A only analt ardur trade Lard unchanged ;
snlsll halos rsaned staKo.
uoos.o4st y LOO; no.t saes al s44oa4so
CLEVELAND. ....
- UtRVfLARp 6ept. 10.-DREAbaTurrA-WheAt dull !
No. rod, $l47al.aa No. 2 DO, $l49 Corn quiet and
stgady a. hoe&s7a. Oats unchanged.
MILWAUKEE,.
MILWAUKEE, 6opt. .lo.-nrEApsrUyFR-Fiour steaty {;
erring extras, $3B0f3BB0. Wheat quiet and weak No.
1,sll9; No. q $l,16H cash, $l,14F September, ]l.l2
, 1873-09-11
EOEGtE1l MArketAs

LIVERPOOL, Sept. l0--11 q. m.-Msrket unchanged.
Flour, 2S@sos. Hhaat-Wintor. 12a % npring. l2sa
Corn, sos 9d@31s. Fork, los. Lard, 800 Cd.
L1vEnrooI, Sept. 16-1:so p. m.-Atarhes un-
changed,
LONDON, Sept. 1o-6 P. n.-The ratio Of discount for
thrno 1nonhs bills IN open market Is 5A per cont
rate OF money at Stock Exchango on Government
from tho Bank OF England on baance to-ny eI0o o0o
Gonaols. s2h@92h; 6,2os of 'o5. o515 do Of 67,
FRANKFORT, Sept. 10.-Fiyo-twentlea Of 1802,07.
pAn1s, Sept. 10.-Hcntoa, b8t. 2kc.
L1vEnPooL, Sept. 10.-Coton hrm. Mddlfng up
American 7,70o speculation aud export, 5000. sslca
upland, now crop, delivery on baai4 Of low mid
ding, a1<d
Dreadsturs quiet and unchanged. Lard, s9s Cd,
Other articles unchanged.
, 1873-09-11
uuffaIo livestock Market.

BUFFALO, Sept Cattto-Heceipts to-day, fnclud-
Ing reported Arrivals t78. Total for the week. G341
Market acivc at sllado weaker prices than yesterday
Ing manifested 10 clear tho yards Of aocl About
disposed Of; sales 00 Illinois hteors AVERAGING 1O70
and 1,393 1t $5.T2H5.30 II Te1As steera averaging
1850 and 1.112 1t A50@66o 500 Ohio steezs, aveFsg
ing 1,o5o md 42a Ct 3ol Kana.s sseors.
stsors aSeragng i263, Al S5so; q Michigan steers,
averaging SD and t,0t7, At $o.75@4.2o.
Sheep and Lsmba-hoceipta Today. Including rc-
ported ar1yals 4200 total for the week. 400 Mar
ket opened moderately active at $aoo@015 for Canada
lambs 5.00@soo for Canada sh~up s4.0o@5.oo for
Western sheep, but closed dull and shado weaker.
salos 1,740 Michigan Sheep averaging 8o@o4 Mt .o
4.8o 2ol Ohio sheep. averaging 80, Ut $42o 1918
Canada lambs, averaging 7l@Bs, At t5.5o@o.a5; 81
Hogs-neceipta to-day, including reported arrivals,
3,4o0. Total for the woek, le,100. Market slow Ut
t4.5O95.O0 for good Illinois aud Ohio hogs. Some
fourteen carloads OF choice Iowa hogs in p1ns held BY
man, who holds them at stiff yesterdays prices,
Hhalo higher tlan buyers arc disposed to give.
, 1873-09-11

A young lady who had her scalp torn or By
IN accident In Now Hnven recently, iB reported
to DO doing finely. Tho Journal and Courier
says: 81 Tho physicians have found thirteen per-
sons willing to part with small piece Of their
outicle, aud the medical gentlomon have placed
the contributions on tho head Of the patient
With gratifying resulto~ As ono after another
volunteers to lot tho doctors clip OF piece Of
skin, the number OF those willing to do ikeHiso
d scalp and head Of hnir again. Tho younger
physician attending first sot tho lnudahlo or
atuple."
, 1873-09-11

advertised: ''If tho young man who stole
copy Of the sUndovelopod West from tho edi-
tors tablo does not return tho same before to-
morrow morning, he may find himself In trou-
undeveloped WeBt as to leave it for q few do
signing lobbyists aud railroads to steal-lfat-
lQon flHl Journal
, 1873-09-11

Pittsburgh Oil Market.
p1Tranun1u, Sept. l0.-Crude-11arket q little
weaker, but steady sales It $l.1o. Rofnod weak
aapa at l5o,
, 1873-09-11

NEW YoaK, Sept. 1o-Tho Jobbtng distribution to-
day was spirited, and very large In tho aggregate,
The market for cotton goods strong and active In
first hands At firm prices. Dwight <, Y and brown
sheonga reduced TO &C. 10c and lie respectively
boachcd shirtings very brink and Cotton and
wool anncs active and cloaoIy sold up. Prints very
quick. Domestic and foreign dross goods actavo.
Bnck silks In fair demand, and selling largely at
auction.
, 1873-09-11

tho haywood Station, sopt. Q7: The town
claims q population or GOO. Tho Judges of
Election aro: N1cssrB George Il. Hall, John
Gillespie, aud John Il. Morrill,.
, 1873-09-11
CONVICT LABOR.
OFFICE OF TEIE
Kansas State PenitentiarY,
Leavenworth, Kan, Sept. s, 1878.


labor 200 convicts may bc employ.
q y The STATE On 6pdags ana rSGasasss work about
s lis 1on seon, as
It the .lne employed In manufacturing wagons.
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n s ae S I'll aro two shop OF 21
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e1ponse unlos othorwao agzood upon st time Of making
XII shops and tho boor and snano arc nor and in per-
oontraoioss to commence work BY tho th day Of No
and coninu9 Tor torn ot 9ears to DO hKreod upo and
@ b;
IL =: u e hs Ssss & e E;{ ssna :s
q toa T. ioit, thousand dollsss .uGh IN pro
e sSs5
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70, %e los'ty
sn's ba n
sp as % s ta 1t I .na m
~ es aea1: da''as liz ,osT VI" b.
md Will received until o'clock
It: iR:: R: IT.!
Il IL R: tG 5s. n: T. i ss
ret's a; T. 1 G%s1sy ~
Msr9a. 1s.vsn"orsh. Kansas to whom all bids arc to
py 'f's' u the ''fa Il mNHisY i,pK1ss Warden.
, 1873-09-11

CHICAGO, BURLINGTON Il utilIcY RAILROAD.
nt},o;s-fuot A. E,kes., jad;una4p. nnd Si1teni.s,
and Canui ard Sixfeenss Ticket 09iets fo. b9 Clark
IT,, 1nd at depots.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-03-07
Csntaur lintment.

There Is no pain that the Centaur Lini.
ment will not relieve, no swelling 1t Will
not subdue, and no lameness which 1t will
not cure. This is strong language, but 1t
IL true. Where the parts are not gone It's ef-
fects are marvellous. 1t has produced more
cures OF rheumat sm neuralgia, lock-jaw,
palsy, sprains, swellings, caked-breast,
scaids, burns, salt-Iheum, ear.ache, de-,
upon the human frame. aud Of strains
SPAWN, gals, &C., upon animals in one
year than have all other pretended RENE
dies since the world hogan. 1t Is count r
irritsnt, an all healing pain reliever. Grip
pies throw away their cratches, the lame
walk, poisonous bites are rendered harmless
and the wounded are healed without scar.
1t is no humbug. The recipe is published
around each bottle. 1t Is selling as no 9TH
er ever before sold, and 1t sells because 1t
does Just what 1t pretends to do. Those
who no : suffer from rheumatism, pain or
swelling deserve to suffer If they will not
use Centaur LinimeLt. More than lCOO GER
tificates or remarkable cures, including
frozen limbs, chronic-i rheumatism, govt,
running tumors, &c, have been received.
We will send cir ular containing certifi-
Gates, the recipe, &c, gratis, to any one re-
guessing 1t. One bottle o. the yellow wrap
per Ceptaur Lipiment is worth one hum
dred dollats for spawned or sweenied horses
and mules, or for screwwolm In sheep.
Stock-owner this liniment is worth your
attention. No family should be without
Centaur Liniment. ]. B. ROSE q Co., New
YurK.