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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-07-07
CITY NEWS.

SPECIAL SUPREME COURT OF
APPEALs.--The special supreme court
of appeals will meet in its
July term on Thursday, the 10th
instant. The following is the argu-
ment docket for the term, the causes being
given in their due order s zg,,.5
Giles VS.. Wilson & ais; Warwick. &C.,
VS.. Warwick's admir-, &c.; Dickerson vs..
Justice; Stewart & ais. VS.. Scott's admir-,
&c. (submitted); Wimbish VS.. Luck &
ais. Divers admir- VS.. Hayes admir-
submtted); Trent & ais. VS.. Sheffield,
&C.; Whitlock & ais. VS.. Baptist's
admir-, &c. (submitted); johnson & ais. VS.
Jenkins & ais. submitted; Owen vs..
Gusts &c ais. Mckenzie VS.. Potomac Fer
ry company (submitted); Turner and wife,
&C., VS.. Simpsons ex'ors (submitted) !;
Williamson Gals. VS.. Paris & ais. Submit
ted); Crump VS.. Moody; Nalle VS.. Hill
Ito be submitted by both parties on printed
notes. Durrett VS.. Davis, guardian, &c.
Ito be submitted in printed briefs on the
part Of the appellees); FAINT VS.. Down
mans Administrative; Gregg VS.. Jones !;
Hunt and ais. VS.. Brent and als.;
Norfolk City VS.. Lamb Whitleck
and ais. VS.. Gordon's administra-
tor and ais. /; Dabney & Son VS.. Stigler |;
Hancock, vs.. Talley and als.; Strange's ad-
ministrator VS.. Perkins; Bells adminis-
traitor VS.. Bell and ais; Garth
VS.. Jones and ais; Beckham and
ais. VS.. Bolts and als.; Overton VS.. john
son; Appleberry's exector vs.. FIanna-
gan Pnlliam, &C., VS.. Blunt /; Hodgin
VS.. Richardson; Leake's executor VS..
Leake and als.; Jones's executors VS..
Crafford's administrator I; Taylor VS.. PALM
er and als.; Rixey VS.. Long and ais;
Vaughn VS.. Taylor; Travers VS.. Scott and
wife; Davis's assignee. &c., VS.. Knight !;
Davis's executor, &c., VS.. Hancock and ais. ;
Wallace, surv., VS.. Bowman; Fowle, Snow
den & Co. VS.. Alexandra and Washington
railroad company; Rixey VS.. Scott; Tut
wiler's administrator vs.. Leake and ais;
Harrison's executors, &C.. VS.. Prices exc
cutor and als.; Wood VS.. Town of Danville;
Whitlock VS.. Cooke; Oliver VS.. Murphy's
administrator, &c. !; Toney VS.. Selden /;
Cooke VS.. Lewis Newton VS.. Boulware's
executor. -
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CALIFORNIA.
RacIng-rastest Time o., poco a. !,

Racins-Fastest Time on Record.
, SACRAMENTO, July Yesterday af.
ternosn the California horses acquired a
reputation second to none in the running
race, the first three heats taken together
peing the fastest time ever made in the
world. The purse was for 500. The
horses entered were B. ii. Thornhill. Nell
aT,laherty, |, 'Thad. Stevens, Queen, and
Twenty Cents. 4l I'al'GG0 -~
The first heat was won by Thornhill in
l:i3, beating Flaherty by half length.
i In the second heat, Flaherty made hall
mile in 81 seconds, leading Thornhill, but
the latter came home again ahead, repeat
ing his previous time of 1:43.
In the third heat, Thornhll led to the
halt mile post, passing it in 50b seconds,
but the heat as well as the fourth and fifth
heats was won by Thad Stevens in 1:43g,
l:412, 1:45. .G r9 sl. .
The five heats were made in SAL. being
the fastest time on record in the world.
California claims the laurels from the
Dutchman's brow. sft.-.s.... ..---... =.
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the brothers have been at variance for some
time, the cause being jealousy that has ex-
isted directly between the oldest brothers,
Clinton, Oscar and Lycurgus.
On Saturday morning part of the fami-
ly were at breakfast, Oscar and Lycurgus
entered the dining-room, locked the door
alter them, one putting the key in his
pocket. Then one Of them took a seat
near the door, the other off from the table.
Oscar, addressing himself to Clinton, said
that they had nothing against him and did
not want him to Interfere in what they were
about to do. Clinton jumped from his
seat; but before he could speak Oscar and
Lycurgus drew their revolvers and aimed
at him and the rest of the family at the
table and fired, wounding Clinton and their
mother, Mrs. Little. The fight then became
general amongst all the brothers, lasting
some minutes. All were severely wounded
except Wallace. By this time some of the
bellgerents had gotten outside the house.
Lycurgus and Oscar then started to run.
Columbus drew a revolver and fired at the
murderous brothers without effect, the dis
tance being too great. Gilbert, who was
standing near, ran into the house and
brought out a rifle, fired at Oscar at long
range, wounding him in the leg. He was
captured by Columbus and Gilbert, and
held until the arrival Of neighbors. He was
taken to Berryville and lodged in Jail.
Clinton died after lingering couple of
hours in intense agony. The mother is
very low. A post mortem examination Of
the body Of Clinton was held by Drs.
Somerville, Miller and Wilson. Internal
hemorrhage was found to be the cause of
death, the ball entering above the right
hip bone and lodging in the left knee. A
coroner's inquest was held, and verdict
rendered that " Clinton Little came 10 his
death by pistol shot, fired premeditatedly
by his brother Lycurgus." The examina-
ton will take place at Berryville Monday.
The excitement is great in Clarke county
against the brothers Oscar and Lycurgus.
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sVOL. VINO. 204.

fore noon to-day. He had been stopping
at the Wyoming House, and while bathing
with company of ladies' he was seized
with an apoplectic fit and died almost in
stantly. lie was an expert swimmer, and
his feats in the waves had attracted large
party: Suddenly he threw his hands up
and his head fell back on the breakers. I'm
mediate assistance was rendered, but he
was dead before he could be taken on
shore. His body was sent to PHILADELPHIA
on the afternoon train. Rumors that he
was drowned are without foundation. His
head at no time was under water, and he
was not over his depth when he died. His
neck was greatly discolored with purple
and green bands. He was about thirty
years old, and we'll known in the northern
part of Philadelphia.
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THE WESTERN STORMS.
Further Reports of Damages

Further Reports OF Damases-Etc.
Z CINCINNATI, July 6.-Advices from
Maysville, KY, state that several storms
visited that section yesterday, unroofing
many buildings, uprooting trees. blowing
off chimneys. and doing great damage to
the crops. The Harking Valley in Ohio is
inundated; the water being higher than
was ever known before. Six miles
of canal are gone between Athens and
Selne. The damage to the crops amounts
to over million dollars, and the salt works
and other commercial interests are suffer-
ing greatly.
ST. LOUIS, July G.-The storm reached
Hannibal, Mo. Three houses were pros
trated, and much damage done to crops
and fences.
MILWAUKEE, July 6.-Reports from
Fond du Lac state THAT the storm damaged
the grain throughout Green Lake, Fond
Du Lac, and Sheboygan counties to q
great extent. Its course from northwest
to southwest was about five miles wide,
along which space grain, trees, and fences
were thrown to the ground. In Fond du
Lac city many buildings were unroofed,
and vast number oflarge shade trees were
uprooted. Hundreds of acres of grain
were prostrated along the course of the
storm.
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RICHMOND. VA. MONDAY EVENING. JULY 7. 1878
.ElA Items. 1sgi taHE ftr-.
Several parties were fined in the nolice

.
Several parties were fined in the police
court to-day for minor offences. ~ "a
The Lingard comedy and opera COM
pany have engaged Assembly Hall for a
brief period the ensuing season.
DIR. A. j. Terrell, formerly of Hanover
county, died at his residence in this city
this morning, about ii o'clock. .,
Mr.. +. Laube, of this city read the Dec
laration of Independence to visitors at West
Point on the Fourth. prra4y
The Republicans of jackson ward will
hold an important meeting tonight at 81
O'Clock in the Third-street Methodist
church.
Governor Walker and lady, Colonel
Thomas +. Owens, Rev. DR.. w. Fl. Ruffner,
state superintendent of public education,
and Rev. DR.. j. l.. M. Curry, Of Richmond
College, left the city this morning for Mont
gomery White Sulphur Springs. s
-Concordia Encampment, No. 80, /. o.
0. F., have elected the following officers !:
Otto Morgenstern, O. P; August Blenner,
II. p; L. Michel, S. W.; A. Kneymarz, S. |;
ii. Metzger, f.; w. Gotze,J. W.
Schiller Lodge, No. 139, I. o. o. F.,
have elected the following: 0. .Morgenstern,
N. G.; A. Jacob, V. G.; W. Wlidf, O.; A.
Kneymarz, S.; F. Eminghauser, Z.
Remember, if you want to have good
time, that the excursion of Centenary Sum-
day-school comes off tomorrow. The
train will leave tho Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad depot at $3.50 a. m.
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THE NEW ORLEANS DUELIsTs TO BE-
PRosECUTED.-The Attorney General
has received the following dispatch from
New Orleans: " Governor Kellogg has
called upon Governor Powers, of Mississip-
pi, to prosecute the parties who left the
state of Louisiana and participated in the
duel which resulted in Judge Cooley's
DEATH" These parties were placed under
bonds on Monday last not to fight in the
state of Louisiana. Governor Kellogg has
ordered the states attorney general to
criminally prosecute the guilty under
the statute making the sending or car
rying Of challenge penitentiary Of
fence. ....aar... ......
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The TRIAL OF THE MoDoCs.. The
secretary of war has telegraphed to Gener
al Schotield to arraign before the military
commission only those Modocs who were
implicated in the murders of General Can
by, Peace Commissioner Thomas, Lieuten-
ant Sherwood. The remaining Modocs are
to be held as prisoners for further instruc-
tions from the department. This action is in
accordance with an opinion of the attorney
general, who decides that only those guilty
of murder can be arraigned by military
court, the others to be held simply as
prisoners of war, and amenable to such
punishment as would ordinarily be accord.
ed prisoners Of war.
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BY TELEGRAPH
VIRGINIA.
Death of Judge John Robertson.

BALTIMORE, July IA special to The
Sun from Blue Ridge Springs, Virginia,
dated July 9th, says ''the venerable jurist,
Judge John Robertson, died yesterday, at
Mt. Athos, his residence in Campbell
county. in the ssth year of his age. He
was member of Congress from 1884 to
1889; afterward Lieutenant Governor of
Virginia, and judge Of the circuit court Of
Richmond city until incapacitated by feeble
health and old age. He was gentleman
of eccentric character, Judge of unsullied
ermine, and a graceful and powerful writer
on law and politics. sa1a b. r
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Joy TO THE STAY-AT-HoMEs !-GRAND EXouR-
SION TO THE MOUETAISsi-Two DAYS BOARD AT
FIRsT-OLAss HoTRL AND A TRIP TO STAUSToN
AND RETURN FOR TEN DOLLARS !-SERvASTs AND
CHILDREN UNDER FOURTEEN YEARS OF Ace ONLY
EIGHT DoLLARs !-Officers and teachers of Cen
teuary Sunday-school propose this trip for
TUESDAY MORNING, July sTH, and invite teachers
and their friends of other schools to Join them.
Progrdnpae.-Tuesday morning, July Sth, at
81 O'Clock, leave Chesapeake and Ohio depot.
Wednesday morning, July 9th. at sh o'clock,
leave hotel, Staunton, for CAVE OF FOUNTAINS,
which will be illuminated in honor of the yisi-
tors with five thousand candles, which, with cal
cium lights, will enable our excursionists to be-
hold this wonderful curiosity to the greatest
possible advantage. aF
Singing. classes from Trinity Sunday school,
Baltimore, and Andrew chapel, Harrisonburg,
will sing in Washington Hall one of the grandest
of the rooms in this su bterraaean abode a room
capable of holding twothousand persons.
DINNER IN THE CAVE will be served to all who
desire it, Return to Staunton at O'Clock p. m
Z Thursday, July 10th, PIc.NIo ON ELLIoTTs
KNOB, the highest point in Virginia Charges
to Cave and Knob not included but have
been committed to onr exeursionists 10 the
lowest rate.
Friday, July llth. leave Staunton for home at
1890 o'clock. reaching Richmond at 8 p m.
TICKETS Coon FOR Six DAYS Sunday school
officers and teachers can obtain tickets at the
above rates for themselves and friends ut the
bookstores of B. Bates, 1ll7 Main street, and
James O. Roy, corner Broad and Ninth streets
Those preferring may take the Express Train
on Tuesday night, at 10 O'Clock, and arrive in
time to join the excursionists on the following
morning. -g . s.--....5
Arrangements for visiting the Variety and
Stribling Springs can be made at Communication
of regular rates. For further information, apply
to Asa SNYDER, ~ H-t
as THOMAS A. ARMIsTEAD,
aEa ua GEoRGR w. GARY.
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DIEIl.

WHITTKAMP.--On the 9Th instant, in the
city of Richmond, j JOSEPH M. WHITTKAdP,
aged seventeen years, two months and seven
teen days. H ss
The writer of this knew the deceased since
early boyhood was his school-mate, and he
never knew nobler-hearted, more generous
young man.. The deceased was only few DAYS
ago in the enjoyment of robust health, and the
idol of his parents and friends-and alas to.
day the grave closes over his mortal remains
What shadows we are-what shadows we
pursue.n tttN #E AfiiffrE
'Green be the grave abeye thee
Friend of my better DAYS
None knew thee but to love thee fNH"
None named thee bnt to praise.'
------.I- CT W.
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WEST VIRGINIA.
: supposed Suicide IN wheeling

: WHEELING, WEST VIRGINIA, July
Sat an inquest this afternoon on the
body of Martin A. G. Evans, Of the United
states signal office here, who was found
shot dead yesterday. letters were found on
the body addressed to his mother, and
also to the leading physician of this
city stating his firm intention of shooting a
Mrs. Dunlap and then killing himself.
A man named Flanagan, who it was
supposed shot him. was thereupon releas-
ed, 'ags /
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FOREIGN.

CUBA
HAVANA, July 6-The telegraph cable
between Cuba and Porto Rico is in work.
ing order again. .... 81 -
Several hundred vagrants recently sent
to work on the Trecha have deserted and
joined the insurgents. ..'---.
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THREAT TO SHOOT A POLICEMAN
Mr.. George w. Smith was arrested Satur-
day evening charged with abusing and
threatening ,to shoot Policeman Henry
Charters. He was bailed to appear before
the police court on the 18th instant. 9l
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RESPITE GRANTED.-The governor
has granted respite of twenty days Ito
August 1sD to William Jackson, convicted
Of murder in the first degree by the
circuit court Of Alexandria county at the
November term. and sentenced to be hung
on the 11th of this month.
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ARRESTED AND 0AcQUITTED.--Jo
seph Buxbaum and j. j. Spifo, were
arrested Saturday last by Detectives Knox
and Wren, charged with selling or offering
for sale goods as sample merchants without
lincenses. They were brought before his
honor Justice White this morning, and
there being no yeidence against them they
were of course discharged. -----z---.--.
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REDUCTION IN FoRCE.-Superinten-
dent Strother's penitentiary force will be
reduced nineteen in number this month, as
the terms of that number will have run
out.
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THE BARRIERS CASE AaAIN.-It will
be remembered that not long since number
of BARRIERS were before Justice White for
plying their vocations on the Sabbath and
by him discharged. The case was brought to
the attention Of the grand jury of the hust-
ings court to-day, and true bills found
against nine Of them for misdemeanor.
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The GETTYSBURG DEAD.-The re-
mains of the three or four hundred Gettys-
burg dead that arrived at Rockets last
week, will be escorted to the "Gettysburg
Hill," Hollywood. on Wednesday next,
where they will be re-interred by detach-
ment of the First Virginia regiment, under
the command of Captain W. G. Caring
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The ASSAULT WITH AN Ice Pick
The continued case of j. R.. Rider charged
with assaulting M. Landers with an ice
pick, was tried in the police court to-day,
and the accused discharged.
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MILITARY.-Company d, Sidney
Grays, Captain w. G. Darlington, will pa
rade this afternoon in full dress uniform to
escort the remains ofRobert Hudson, de :
ceased brother, to his last resting place.
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maryland.
Accidental Drowning

( BALTIMORE, July IA youth sixteen
years old, yesterday tied rope around his
body and gave the end to companion and
then plunged into the Falls Run to learn
how to swim. The rope broke and the
youth was drowned. :. ....l r-.g = =
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NEW JERSEY.

Death of a Clergyman While Rathing.
ATLANTIC CrTY, July 6.-Rev. Father
Kelley, Of St. Michaels Catholic church,
Philadelphia, died in the surf here just be-
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BY Cook s. Laughton. Auctioneers
BANKRUPT SALE.

As assignee of II. l.. Williams, l shall sell at
public auction on FRIDAY NEXT, the llth
day of July, 1873, at 10 o'clock a. m, at the
Richmond Virginia, mo. 1,433) between Four
teenth and Fifteenth streets, an entire stock of
ment of FINE CUTLERY, and the best of
CARRIAGE MATERIAL of all kinds.
Seldom such opportunity offered ito buy such
goods at auction prices.
]. A. LYNEHABI
iy 5-5t -. Assignee
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FELoNIoUs AssAULT.-William B.
Griffith charged with feloniously assaulting
and striking his daughter Elizabeth GriE
fifth with q brick-bat Saturday, appeared
before the police court to-day. Owing to the
condition Of the wounded lady, the case
was postponed until Wednesday. Bail
was allowed the accused in the sum of
500.
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Together with every description of iron work
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TEMPERATURE.-The following is the
range of the therm ometor at G. +. john
ston's news and music store, 9lS Main
street, for to-day: At Ga. IN. "a; 12m.
81 3p. m. Sc.
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NOTARY PUBLIC.-The Governor has
appoint ed VIM. L. Henley notary public
for York county.
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DEATH OF JUDGE JOHN ROBERTSON.
The telegraph announces the death of
Judge John Robertson, at Mt. Athos, in
Campbell county, on the 9th instant. He
was in his Ssth year. Until few years
past he has resided in this city, and his life
as public man is well known by every
citizen, having held in the past forty years
positions Of high trust for which
his eminent ability fully qualified him. At
the outbreak of the war he was a
member of the state Senate from this city,
which position he resigned in consequence
of the western members being allowed to
hold over until their successors We're cleo
ted. He was also oHe Of the commission
ers from the southern states appointed to
visit Washington at the commencement OF
the war, to make terms with the national
government.
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EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF THE
BROAD-STREET AssoCIATIoN.-At q
meeting of the Executive Committe of the
Broad-street Association" held last Satur-
day night, several additional members were
elected. The committee. as now constitu-
ted, consists OF the following gentlemen:
President-Hon James Lyons.
Secretary-Vincent Bargamin.
Treasurer. W. Grubbs (er oficio).
Executive Committee-Colonel VIM. P.
Burwell, Edward v. Breeden, DIR. o. A.
Crenshaw, Henry G. Cannon, Colonel j.
X. Connolly, DR.. j. G. Cabell. Powhatan
e. Dupuy, Joseph G. Dill, r. Fernandini,
John Gr@me, John Houk, Samuel Hirsh,
George Klein, Francis Laube, Otto Nor
genstern, Henry Miller, Judge Alfred Nor.
ton, DIR. G. b. McCaw, N. w. Nelson,
Samuel Ragland, Charles l.. Seigel, II. L.
Wigand, DR.. j. S. Wexford.
An adjourned meeting Of the above COM
mittee will be held next Saturday night
at 9 o'clock, atthe hall over Mr.. 0. Nor
genstern's saloon, No. 4O2 Broad street.
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WANTS.

w AIN i LILA WHITE GIkI.
to do general house-work and assist with
children. Alp'yat
je2 2s-tf STATE JOURNAL OFFICE.
WANTED.-rwo HUNDRED
more boys to sell the STATE JOURNAL
fa. .. -h' 81. lie 29-tf
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MONTHLY MEETING OF THE BAPTIST
OoLoRED DSUNDAY-SCHooL UNIoN.-The
regular monthly meeting of the colored Bap.
tist Sunday.school union was held yesterday
afternoon at Ebenezer church, Vice. Presi-
dent Holmes in the chair, h. Thompson
secretary. The meeting was opened with
singing "Christsour Refuge ~ chapter Of
Scripture was then read by Rev.
M. Y. Lewis, after which prayer
was offered by superintendent Mayo,
of the Fourth church. The monthly
reports for June show an average attend.
ance Of 101 teachers and l $40 scholars,
with an increase of interest on the part of
both officers and teachers. Several passa-
ges of Scripture were recited by different
schools in very creditable manner. Rev.
Charles Hickman, of Manchester, delivered
an interesting address, after which the
meeting adjourned with singing song ea-
titled A crown of glory bright" I" q
The next meeting Of the union will be
held in the First Baptist church, on the
first Sunday IN August. #W
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HUsTINGs CoURT.-This court met to-
day and the following grand jury was
sworn in: William Smith, James Evans,
P. Ii. H.Starke, John Ahern, John H. Clai-
borne, Benz. +. Ladd, Joseph Augustine,
John j. Cannon and James W. New. A
rule was issued against Hiram M. Smith
for non-attendance. The grand jury met
and returned the following true bills for
felony: Annie Jones, Harriet Robinson,
Royal Langley, alias Longstreet, and Thos.
Valentine. Misdemeanor: Robert Pear.
man. Thos. II. Bragg, indicted for felo.
ny, not true bill. When our report
closed, the grand jury had under consider
alton the case of the alleged seconds in
the late Mordecai-M McCarty duel. avn
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PERSONAL.

Mr.. JOHN 5. AUSTIN has not been agent
of this company since January 4th, 1873. He j.
not authorized TO receive money, OF to transact
any business for the company
go II. G. DAVIDSON,
jy 1-lW President.
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O. = WILL PAY P0R COPIES or THE
sp ~ WEEKLY STATE JOURNAL. for one