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RS Wellington Godtiln,

RS Wellington GOdttln, ..... I
suc,ioneer AMI Real Estate Agent ....
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.
a SSIGNEE'S SALE OF CHOOSES IN
~ hC,TIoS.-Updcr an order of the Distfict
Court NJ the nited States for the Eastern Dlstrct
of Virginia, entered tic nth day of necsm u
la79 In the bankruptcy case of W u. Brisgs pro
tber shall sell nj auction on FRIDAY. 30 OF Jan
nary Is7a. AT 10 O'Clock VI ut the office OF '" log
III .a,lctoneer corner Of Bankana Eleventh street.
the CHOOSES IN ACTION belonging to liain Is /:
IlrGrs z Brother and surrendered by them, ils' VI
yyhicI, Will I've exhibited at the time of SALE
"i m,, "a T,sh :. HILL CARTER,
iua Assignee of William Fl. Briggs Brothcr
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BY William K. Polk & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers,
S.. IT'D .!ail street, corner Of Twelfth street.

GALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
y LOTS In SIDNEY.-By virtue of Il decree rem
dcred In The suit of Francis. Sardant US. Francis
ct ais. In the Circuit Court OF enrlco on lo iSt
at nmilic auction, to the highest bidder on W ED.
NFSDAY. January Is, 1873 ai fair, u not the next
fair day fhrrcaftcr). 1T O'Clock /. NJ, LOTS Nos.
- ~. 50 and So. as designated In the original plan
Of Sidney. The said lois lie between Ritchie ana m
Robinson streets on Williams street, IN rear Oh tni
Sidney Baptist church, and are very desiraDie al"
beautiful building lots.
TERMS: Cash rs TO onc-third Of purchase money,
and enough 10 pay costs OF suit ana SAFE; inc reInc
unou credits OF six and twelve months, The pur-
chaser 10 give negotiable notes, interest at SIX per
cent rcr annum added; The title To be retained by
'"e H''''' ' go DO. LANE STERN,
Special Commissioner
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El,iiMoSp AND nASyiLLE RAiiE">rtr.,i
RICnMoSp, August ID. !.i!.
DICHMOND AND DANNILLE RAIL
~ HUAD.-On andafteT SUNDAY August !.tL
ST.: -
Train ~" , lnrnugn r'sscnErIl i"N"+ RtrhIu'nH
daily Except Sun'iy-l 1T $40 4. NJ: leaves Itu-
,lS at 1855 T. NJ; arrives at Greensboro st $50
Train No. H.ynchlmrg pas cn&cri lc.lr-, Ei,h
m"n'l daily nj SIS a. NJ; arrives II I!n"hbuiE At
Train No. 10 Through mail and cNrrc>-i ha,,~
Richmond daily al 800 i. NJ: leaves DanSi dt!i>
4. ii. ''''''., ~ - s'.',,''Y'
GOING EAST.
Train No. . Through mail and eNir&-i ira'",
Greensboro daily A. NJ. leaves DanSiIlc daily
Z; 40 a. NJ; arrives at Eichmond daily at I:,'i
Train M. Through passrngcrl leaves Grr'u.-
bOrO' daily except sundays 1t 1910 \. NJ: have
anyille ut 1852 L. NJ; arrives at Richmond n -
Train No n.ynchhurg passenger) leaves lyn"l,.
burg daily ut a. AZ; leaves BurkeyilIr At 1855 r.
NJ; arrives at Richmond at a:i5 p NJ.
Trains Nos. aud IL connect al Greensboro win
trains on the North Carolina railroad FOR all po7
south.
for Raleigh. arriving there at 1875 a. NJ. P1ss"&''
leaving Raleigh ut 7:l5 T. NJ. roulmct at Greensboro
with train No. . for Richmond.
Train No. d connects at Burkcrillc with train on
the Atlantic, Mississippi and Onto railroad irr all
points southwest and south.
Lynchburg Accommodation Train leaves HIth-
a',E'u 1T 80 ~. ,,s t.H,vp, ;.r -, V.I,,
Passenger train the Atlantic, Mississippi nal
Ohio railroud for the southwest.
Passengers Couin. east leave INncnhurE alter fhc
arrival OF the Atlantic. Mississippi aud ono pa..
S"nSrr train from Bristol. and arrive Al Richm"n'
at a:is \. II.
THEnLGH TICKETS to all point. sonth an'
southwest can u" procured Al the ticket "Ni." ~
Richmond. and uf L.. +. WALhEn, Agent OF ne
Atlantic. Mississippi ami ohio railroad. No. 10
Main street. Riclu.ruL
Papers that have arrangements tc ADVERT" iI'
schedule OF this conp,n! m.l phaSc J.. Int - al"'".
JOHN 2. MAChERito.
General Freight and Ticket Agent.
r. NJ X. TALCOTr, Engineer and Sup@Int' nH
cnf. al II
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R8SERO.al.n s.,ss;s,
M 60 I'D g a ls'ss

1'- . = -
GPECIAL NOTICE.--Ofrr cE or Tuy b.,
~ MoSD AND YORK RIVER RAILROAD (n.n.a'
ny, RICHMOND, VA, January I'd. B7y-Passccsp,A.-
for York River landings and Baltimore. vii, ssrs
SATURDAY, January 9Th, leave the Richmond , Dn
York River railroad depot 1t l2.3a Z. VI come,
iugat West Point with STEAMER for ,I,o "n ,s
named points. WILLIAM n. gRaC to''e-
in 3-1t Suryriutnn,'.
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= Louisiana sheriff has fitted up guillo-
tine.
People who sell hay do business on II
"iarge scale
Kansas Indians have smallpox visible
through their red paint.
Local option mince pies" Without liquor,
are The latest,
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BY Smith & Peterson.
AuctIoneers and Real Estate Agents,
Corner of Tenth and Bank streets.

WE WILL SELL AT AUCTION; AT
W the request of the owner. TUESDAY. Janl-
AIRY = liza. At s. o'clork T. W.. that very desirable
LhRGt. BRICK HOUSE. No. 1923 Main street.
The house Is ?2 feet front ana Is feet derp con-
tains eleven large rooms In thorough rcpar.
The lot Is 35All0 feet Ia an alley IS feet wide.
This Is one OF the best business stands In the city.
and il Is very seldom that such desirable property IS
offered. Sale positive.
TERMS: Reasonable. and made known at The sale
SMITH e PETERSON,
I, - NeTu5t AuciiOncCrs.
cHERIFF;- cAIE.-By virtue Of IN or
> dor nI rourt In the case Of Coleman rS. Payne
& MARSHALL &C.. AMI hy consent ol parties Interest,"
cd shall proceed Ia sell on SAIIRbAh Ian!hir!
4 1873 nj o'clock \. NJ nj the horSc-o, III front
one IEuN-t;HAY MARE, four years old next
spring and
Que SURREL HORSE, eight years old.
Roth of these horses ride aud work well. Tan be
seen 1T .Jolnson's stable, on Franklin street.
TrpNS Cash John W. WRIGHT,
i, Ids Sheriff City of Richmond.
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D., " y Porn .u,tIoucrr IN 3-eodtds
w

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
" BILE REAL ESTATE.-Take notice inat III, w
undcrsigncd us ccmmissi omr OF the Count! 1ou[
OF Washington county. IN the case oil Jones Co.
Moore and others pursuant To- decree sntersG i az
the December term ns72l OF said court, VII SCI, Tho
eethcr or in two parcelsl ut public auc!ih, ~ ti
front dor Of the courthouse on the rSl S ~ IT
January term ls7sl of said VslnaoS oiston
r,. anr miles South of Glade Spring depot Ata!-
tic, mississippi and Ohio rrilr%ad d oJ pbar Id
tnnrvn as the General William I. Jones Farm.
Containing about FOUR fIUSDEEp AND LM IN
TY-FIEE ACRES. There Is q Good hweiilnS-hou.r'
rnoL out-hniIsca. a fine Young orcart Il vineyard,
aud very valuable watrr-powcr Oh this land.
TErMS sufficient cash in hand 10 pay Inc OK.
ncns,s of this suit commissioner = iers' costs "i
stIe &C. the remainder ona credit OF one, TWO, ana
three wears. The purchaser or purchasers VIII I've
rrrIirc,l to give bond with approved personal sec'-
r;,v title reserved until the purchase money Is
r,Iiv mid j JAMES,. BUCHANAN.
=. 81 will show the land to any person desiring
To sect who will call on me 1t Glade spring depot,
Atlantic Mississippi and Ohio railroad.
in -t.sw JAMES :. BUCHANAN.
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DOCK AND JOB PRINTING OF ALL
- KINDS NEATLY DONE AT THIS DFEIQE
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RICHMOND, FHEDERICKsBCrf: .sn,
POTOMAC RAILROAD CONPsSy.
OFFICE OF GENERAL FREIGHT hGyyr
RICHMOND. VA JaniLlrY L.,
kTOTICE TO THE PJfRIIC

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.-Freight
Intermediate points will bc RECEIVED by III mn
pany 1T their ISroadStrcct dcpol on MONDAYS ans
Freight trains leave Richmond ON TJ-FSus -.
and FRIDAYS a. NJ. connecting al Ouan;tro y,t,h
THE Alexandria and Fredericksburg railway. '"'
Joint tariff sheets may be had On application I,
j. B.GE.TRY
IN lin General FrcIrh. srnr,
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CHESAPEAKE AND o Ii ] y RAIL
" RphD-pn and after September Goth PA'-
SENGER TRAINS will leave Richmond a. Iol-
lows
$50 A. M-MAIL TRAIN Except sunday rrr
the White sulphur Springs. connecting i; Ii"r'"p'~
Vile with the Grange, hlcAandri. and M1ua-al,
and south.
I:s5 p. M.--ACCuMMODAT1nN TRhlN lcNc.m
Sunday for Goronsvillc, arr'i"s al SIS L. VI.
This traiu connects al GurlouSyillc with The night
trains on the Orange. AlcSaudria and Manassas r.i
road for LINCIiECRG and AHiliEGIhN.
Through tickets, At low rates, Sold - AL prnts
Northwest and Southwest.
Strcragc tickets from Liverpool. ti,c"ns'u"",
Amsterdam. Antwerp, Hamburg, i!arrc. E"li"rtl'",
BERGEN. CopeuIagciI, and Gucnburg. To- III point;
on this rnad, can hc bought Of The General Ticket
Agent at Richmond, can bc ordered through any
station agent on the road.
Further information may bc obtained al fht Com.
puly's offices.
a. IL. PERRY. General Superintendent
JAMES +. NEriiEhLAHD, General Ticket Ag"n
1
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RICHMOND AND YORK RIVER RAILROAD Co.,
| RICHMOND, December I'd, lsT2

NOTICE.-On and after this date Dcrcm.
y Der 2dl the PASSENGER and FREIGHT
TRAINS OVER this route will re run as foInx.
PASSENGER TRAIN daily Except Suu,i,y T.,
tween Richmond AMI West Point. lraylny lit -
pot ut 2.a0 i. NJ, and on WEDNESDAYS ,",,
SATURDAYS connecting with the his. s-,,',.
STATE OF VIRGINIA for river Ianilng- ON 'p,l
York river. Baltimore. Philadelphia, New W. ~
and all points North and West. Vim
FREIGHT TRAIN for THROUGH FRIGHT
leaves Richmond on Tuesdays, NcdnoyL,yt 49,
days and Saturdays. al I o'clock A. ". '''
LOCAL FREIGHT TRAIN. between Rtch,,,,,,
aud West Point, carrying local freight hn,i ,,
on Wednesdays and Saturday., leaving Ei,Ig'ni
ut o'clock 4. NJ. ''
WILLIAM y. BRAGG. Supcin,ondc,,
j. L.TAYLoR, Freight and Ticket hbcnr. XXI.
mond. II, ,,
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EXPERIMENTING ANTHRACITE.

TTE EE.EI KNINIT AN IIIN1OI II.
p,,,,l,;, aud Inr5rrrv" frec-'urnng RED
ASH SNTIfE ACITE COAL, i substitute inr hltu5
,njrnrs coal Icing much cleaner, more fasting, anu
pr'u''i''s " h'N"'' SAMUEL L. LhTHROP.
1o. Seventeenth street nj draw-irdEc.
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The Four British Quartcrlies ami 6iackwood Is 90
English Magazines and Newspapers n specially
descriptive catalogues aud prictst sent to any ad-
dress free.
Any of the above sent to any address upon re-
ceipL OF the price by j. T. ELLYSON,
Newsdealer and Bookseller,
no 10 1112 Main street.
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EIuuMoSD AND nASyiLLr RAitE">rtr"I
RICHMOND, August ID. l.i!
DICUNlOND AND DANhILLE RAIL
~ HUAD.-On nndaftcT SUNDAY. August !.th,
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TIL. following papers and magazines furnished al
publishers lowest rates which are rs loiio"S' loI
one year: .,.,,r
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RICHMOND. EEDERICKSBCEG A:DJ
q, Dnt.Tt- ilnr.tnI.r (

ONAND AFTER DL CT; Nj; lG, Is'!,
Up nhY MAIL. ria rail and steamer. leay,,
Byrd-Strect station j. VI.
TIP NIGHT MAIL. ria rail alone. leaves Eyrtl.
street station $50 p. ". except ~ Sunday-.1
Irl' ACCOMMODATES leaves BrE'l-SIr,r
station 800 =. VI. Except on Sunlays.l
DOWN DAY MAIL. ri" rail aud steamer al
ryes at Bvrti-Strcot station at y. NJ.
DOWN NIGHT MAIL. ria rail alone arrived
Byrtl-Street station, 4Io \. NJ. teAcrId "u N"Ir-
i,OWN ACCOMMODATION TRAIN arrive, ut
Rrnid-Strcct station s:37 4. NJ. tcNccpt ON sun
tlayS) T.. ~. VIZ Ft0,
d.. IL General Superintendent.
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RICHARDSON & Co.. Eca, Estate Auctlonccrs
d. 2n
, 1873-11-14

Tho estimates Of the War Department for tho
next fiscal yoar excoed 956,o00,000, ons.fourth
Of which is for tlle item OF pay. Tho appropri-
ations for the current year wore 942,000,000.
The British army numbors 100. 600 men that Of
tho United States ST 900; tue cost Of tho British
army for 1874 ID $o4, ,9o4 900; that of tho
United statea $50, 100000. This includes largo
sum for forti6cations leaving this out, tho cost
OF the army will be S54,70o.000. The difference
In the cost OF the two armies Ia leea than @l0,-
100000. Tho pay department calls for ovor
$13, 100000. Tho estimates show that wo havo
ono commissioned officer for every !afteon mon.
It is an army Of skooton regiments, with p full
array OF all tho officers and few enlisted
mon. We have no legitimate use Of an army,
except for Indian servico and to keep Kellogg in
power In Louisiana. Tho eBtimatos Of the other
branches Of tho aorvico.subaistonc Transports
tion, eto.-carry tho total up to s54,0oo.0oo. or
equal to s2,000'a year for zach enlisted man in
tho army.
, 1873-11-14

The Hon. r. II. r. Hunter, Of Virginia, in
rcoent address before the Shenandoah Valley
Agricultural Society. in Winchester, discussed
the claim Of tho late shareholders upon tho Gov
ernment for compensation for their slaves, aud
warmly urged that tho claim was just one and
should DO paid. Tho Richmond 1Yhig indorsea
Mr. Hunters views, nna says:
We hold that tho Southern representative Who fails
TO urge the claims Of despoilel people In proper
aeaaon Will be recrsant to his duty, anu fathleas to
tho trust rcposed in him. Il thoro DO ,grounds for
technical objection lot them be urged by our to
mica, but not by tho members Of ow4 household.
For we bosvo II but true to ourselves the time
will come indicated by tin letter published from
distipg.tahed Northern gentleman to Mr: Hunter,
when tho North will recognizes the Justice Of tho olai,
agd he prorrioty Of ts liquidation in some form that
will bring great relief to our people: Put whether
tho claim 10 recognized at not tho South Is in
dsbtca to lr. Hunter for saving tho point,
The principal '' technical objection" In the
way OF this position Is tho fact that the South
voluntarily submitted it's proprletorsMp in
slaves to- tho nrbitramont o1 Tar, and lost.
That VAS tue rel issue involved il the War
from tho first battle to tha aat ono, and tho
South made tho issuo, and las no right to COM
plain Of tho result.
, 1873-11-14
DEMOCRACY ON THE TOP OF MOUNT Wash:
INGT0N.

The New York Hor|d, In one Of its roccnt
tasueg, has tho startling announcement that
.''Tho Democratic party Stands like the Storm
beaten poak Of Mount Washington, foak-footod
In tho crust OF the earth and bpttroaaed with
otorppl hills, stlll lifting it's hoary eunnit Into
tho shy eitor clouds hare bidder Il for many
daysl" There III much moro Of this bombaet
In tho spuo article, IN which "1neunteipB tower
Ing in everlasting grandeur" "granito moun-
talna il, oloar Atmosphere" "foupdations as
deep - tho wofl4," "wila, darkoning atorms,'
and other natural ,phonomenA asgro with torrl-
bio sgoot, and inpreaa the reader with a ssn0e
of tAe inq7itablllty, the inam Inability the coos-
s.i proportions, tho istupenllouu grandeur and
oyorlastingnoss OF the Democratic party. Phe
reader who cares to institute T. oloao parallel
hotveen tho Democratic paEty and the peak OF
Mount Washington will undoubtedly find some
points Of foaanahlap9a, Both are ssorm-bcateu.
There il no doubt Of t9lat. Both FEo rooted in
tho onrth. There Is no doubt Of That; end Il
would be just as difficult to got tue Democratic
party out Of the earth as 1t would he to get
Mount Washington out Of It, The Democratic
party I've arc not speaking OF Democrats as In
dlg!dua!s), like tho peak Of Mount Washington,
, 1873-11-14

Tho Miaeissippi Valley Society, branch OF
which ia to be ostsbliahod in Chicago under the
auspices Of the Board Of Trade, is an English
association formed to promote direct trade be-
tween tho Western and Southern States and
England, and to obtain and dlssen,t-
nate information concerning thoir resources
which may guide English mud American
capitalists In thoir Investments. A oor-
respondenoe between Biz Edwin Pearson,
tho head OF tho Society, and President Culver,
Of tho Chicago Board Of Trade, led to tue np-
,poiutmont OF a committee 10 look into tho OBJ
iects and standing Of tho Society. Tho result
Of their Investigations has been altogether
favorable, and the Executive Committee Of the
Doard of Trade havo promised to do all they can
10 establish powerful branch in this city.
, 1873-11-14

The Town Of Forreston, in Oglo County, con-
tains few hundred Inhabitants. The town Ia
traversod by the Illinois Central Railroad, but
some wily and decoiving person suggested that
il they had another raiIroad they would have
competition and low froighta. So tho town was
invited to voto e7500o Of bonds for tho Chicago
d Iowa Rairoad, and majority dtd so voto.
Tho road Was built to Torroston and there
stopped, making friendly alliance with tho
Illinois Central. Thoro WAS no depot, no sl1 milos
Of railway, no rolling stock, and 30 tho town
refused to isaue tho bonds. Judge Brown, Of
Winnebago, upon tho complaint Of the Railroad
Company, Issued decree requiring tho Super
visor and Town Clork to issue the bonds. The
people Of ForrcBton applied to Judge Hoaton,
of tho Oglo Circuit, and ho issued an intuno.
tion forbidding tho ot1lcerB issuing any ouch
bonds. Whereupon Judge Brown had the su-
porYisor and Ulerk arrested for contempt, and
committed them to tho Rockford jail until they
issue tho bonds. Forreston backs It's officers,
and they remain in jail. Tho bonds cannot be
issued by any other officers, and their torms will
expire IN April next, It ID not probable that tho
bonds, II lsnued, will bo Of any value, unlese,
indeed, the scheme ct tie Springfield Ring to
mako Cook County pay all bonds Of that chnr-
actor shall succeed.
, 1873-11-14

1IoBt Of tho financial nosa thiH morning is q
repetition, with change Of names and places,
Of the items Of reductions Of wages, inactivity OF
trado, and the liko, that have become 30 familiar
OF lato. This monotony is varied By the contest
betwaon A. r. Stewart & Go. and H. 3. Clnnin
& Co., who arc selling their goods at greatly re-
duced prices, aud BY tho prediction in our
Washington dispatch Of the main points Of
Secretary Richardson's forthcoming report.
Ho will recommend that tue legal
tender "rosorvos," Bo-oalled, bo made part Of
the regular currency; that new bonls DO issued,
OF small denominations, bearing 3.o5 per cent
interest. and convertible into groeubacke; and
that the duties on tea and coffee bo restored.
This last proposal is accompanied by the somc-
what startling announcement that the recent do.
Grouse in customa and informal revenue re'
coipta has been 80 great that ho expects, within
three months, to SEQ the United States borrow
Ing money to payits expenses md .tl3e interest
on the debt.
, 1873-11-14

will take 900 head OF cattle, march them four timca
through a corral, gut d rocolpt for 1900, give
part Of thcm 10 tho Indians so part to while man,
and stoa IA many back russibc. It s Of to
complain they know how 1t ta themselves. Tho Gov
ornnent Of tho United States probably moana we'll
enough. Rrcnds great doa1 Of money for tho IN
dian, who gets very itttlo Of IT,"
Reporter" Can YOU suggest remedy7"
Mr.. NJ" T1eto ia hut one. rlaco he Indian hfrars
In tho lians Of Ito army officers who hold poBsons
for Ifo. havo every 1nduccn,oht tn 10 honest, nnd
~ rule they nre. Indian Agents who hold olco for
ono, two, three ycara havo strong temptation to
stea aud a rule thcy do IT, Army olcors will trent
tho 1ndIan with Justice and frmncss. Thoy have no
rc1tsh for Indian wara; they know that thoy entai
much hardship and bring no glory"
During tho timo tho Indian service WAS in tho
hands Of the army of}cora, 1t waa not only
efficiently but honestly performed. Tho ofloors
Ind characters at stao, and did not forfeit them,
and commanded tho respect Of tho Indians.
, 1873-11-14

Tho State Board OF Equalization, in their hot
zeal to roach Chicago, made an original asaess-
mont upon tho capital stock Of various private
corporations Of this city. It Is probable that In
thls thoy have overroaohcd themselves. Tho
stato Constitution provides that the taxable
valuo Of all property shall be asoertained by off,
cers designated by lam for TINT purpose; thiH
means by tho Assessors. Tho Board of Equal
ization is authorized to examine those assoss-
monts, and to oqualizo them. Thoir Jurisdiction
is conAnod to tho revision OF tho aaRossmonta re-
turnod by tho ABaeHsors. The AsBeBsors Of
Cook County, upon oath, declared that they
made no asseaament Of Tho values Of tho oapital
stock OF thoBo corporations; go there was no
asseasment Of TINT kind Of property before tho
Board Of Equalization. That body, however,
uBurpod tho functions Of tho Assessors, and pro-
ceeded, do noyo, to aasess the value Of certain
property which had not beon returned to Thorn,
Of which they had no official knowledge, and
over which they had no turiadlction in any man
nor or shane.
, 1873-11-14

Railroada have always supposed there WAS one
cIass OF persons thoy could MAIN and kill With
out boing held to account. but it aecms that
even persons who rido on FREQ pasaos l.avo rights
which those corporations nro bound to respect'
1t was decided yesterday, III tho United States
Circuit Court ut indianapolis, that droyor whose
Len had boon broken in m accident on the In
Iinnapolis l. St. Louia Railroad had valid
rlaim for damages, although he rode FREQ, and
tho Company WAS mulctedi in 5000 damages for
Ills benefit.
, 1873-11-14
NOTES AND OPINION.


SssSeasass Sssiss ps op @ 5Ssss s ssss
pumoaEatc nj SS,ssa oiqoic;s nsj Us
The Milwaukee Neos Of yestcraay s.y s.ys It is
mol width while to publish llst Of members Of
tho Legislature boea4as df contradictory FenartB
from several distrlcta, 1t ia' only a" quodtlon,
however, whether the Opposition majority is 10,
20, or "a.
Tho Boston ADVERTISER Of Tuesday says tho
Massachusetts Senate (unlass there be more cor
rsptjope to DO 1nade) will have % regular Ropub-
ltca,ls aud II olsptsl ip Opposition.
-Tlie special elections Ii AAnneaa. GQTt 4, to
iii yacancos in lilo Legislature (yiz. nino sonnr
tors and forty noprosoitntiyes), acem to Lays
reversed tho majoritlss Of last winter; and, In
ptosd Of i ncpubllean majority Of 80 On 'ttnt
ballot, thors IL n9Y an oPpoait!iop metority
Of 20.
--Tj,e people Of Now York adhere to IN cleo.
tive judiciary, and tue people Of Minnesota to
eppua elections Of their Legislature; and in
eacii State propagad constitutional amendments
'naYo boon voted down.
-TtIe elections OF this year are not got COM
plets. Or plopday, Nov. a, tho snroyeport
lLn.) district olecta gqngrofsplan, yice Potcrs,
died OF yollow foyes Int thp aeat is olalinod by
Z. q. Davidson under the War1noth count df
last year. Texas eleota Governor and Lcglsla.
tuzo Doc, q. Peunsylyanla yotos on the pro-
posctl new Constitution Dec. 10. Then Now
Hau}pehlro opens the bali for 1874 with the an
nppl Mareh election, to which The LOCAL poll
tlotaus arc already directing much nttsnttoin::
-caudidatos for the next Congressional cleo.
tions aro beginning to appear, all over tho oouu.
La
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for short clear, al boxed. BOILER December and
oA@7c for grecn hams. Lake frcights woro
more aotivc and atondy ut Go for corn to Buffalo.
HIghwinoa were quiet and unchanged, at 87o por
gallon. Flour waa active and firm. Wheat was
active, and 81lc higher, closing at oe1so caa1l,
and S1.o1 BOILER January. Corn WAS moro aotive
and 10 higher, cloaing nt $3.50 ossl,, and 88}So
askod seller Docombor. Oats woro leHs aotlvo,
and unchanged, closing at 2otao cash, and 300
aellor December. Rye WAS quiot and flr1nor, nj
6o@e1c. Barley waB quiet and oaBfor, closing at
s1.2o for No. q, aud at so@82c for No. 8.
Hogs were aotivo md highor, closing steady 1t
$3.so@4.10. Cattle remain dull snlos at e1.50
@6.25. Tho ehoep market was inactive.
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moro money than no could command. In his
embarrassment he applied to tho Bank OF Prua-
sin for temporary loan, but ltwas rofuHoa. Ho
then applied to tho Ministor Of Finance, but
that Official, unliko our Minister Of Fldhhcc. ro-
p1iol tlat ho know no reagon why tho Govern
mont should lonn its money to Quietorp or any
other firm. Thoreupon Quistorp, llko jay Cooke,
cloaod his doors and bis spoou1atona collapsed.
Tho ovont Bhows TINT balloon-hytng iB accompa-
Mod with tic sanoe t1angerrs tho world over.