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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-17
Star K Foundry
BENJAMIN FISHER.

now Offer 70 Tic fade my new frst- class Cook
Stoye-YALLBYls STA -unequalled BY, any
Cook stoye In the marcel having extra large
point OF ,Bsa,GE Fiaisi. Durability and aeheral
Rxcellenee cannot be- surpassed. Hayingan the
Gruts,aad Patent Sieisd Rldfth ffatt cast iron
O. dre brick lhtngs tpt each stove. Also. ison;
-All stoyes nafrsptsdsd Of ns99 llaew s-gla!;
,d9!dw cook ToEEsslT r s.a..
Valley sur 3 slzesa WOOD oreoaI plain top;
-, valley Sac zss wood g. coal extension re
Acorn, 3sIzes, wood or coal u .ai,! ~ Ill
tKureks, sizes, wood or coal. ..,,,,f.
Torehlight 3 sizes, wood or coal. "a 80 ~
Tropie, 9 tlzes, coal only..si !. va u
NationM as,zes, wood only: $50, Z .,,a.
PA i=p g; olive Branch WOOD slse., es
ia Belle, for WOO, 8 sizes.
Kentucky for wood, sizes.
PARLeR &EDINING ROOM STOVES.
:, yheelins Franklin, parlor, 8 Sizes Win TIE
g Nsssl rs,Ie.i, NJ d. sssf
OFFICE,RWARE ROOM, SCHOOL
AND CHURCH STOVES. t'
Belfcnt. coal, . sIses Burnside, coal, 3 s!zes.
~ Eonsides, wood, Isles. '.''-' !. an
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND SKATE
MANTLES.IH G Ati Il: e
A complete assortment OF Marbleized Iron and
Slate Mantles., Slate Hearths and Ornamental
Castings at manufacturing prices.
JoBSCAST1N9Sattendc topromptly q
1sash s1or as T n,Iin anj.,,.d lafA
Nos. and 4 Market, and and;8 Fourth streets.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-17

olas; and when the month was up once
more, passed over the street and stopped
at the Metropolitan for thirty days.
When was mustered out Of the yolun,
teer service III Arkansas, OF the close oil
the war. h ID on my staff several officers
who had never been in Washington, and,
as these gentlemen wished to see the
National Capital, invited them to go on
with me. We had hardly arrived and
pu. up ut the Netional Hotel, when Beau
Hickman paid usa visit aud / introduced
him, to, the staff. For a wonder, Beau
was In funds, and be ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-17

I,ou,, al which mails arc due and close o. ne
rOst once In this city. Prepared N scc III
snce with the latest time taoies VI sae 'A4i'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-01-11
Fleece Lined Gloves,

Hamburg Ejsings Towels and Tides selling for
hall price Ribbons of all kinds, Cured Hair CHG
mons, iiatr switches, lIadleys' Spool Cotton cents
spool, Machine Auk, Buttons OF all finds Travel
ling Bag and Baskets Also large lot Of Ladies'
JeWciyy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-01-11
CENTS GOODS.

Hat and Caps of all the latest styles; the Geneva
hat is new thing and all the go. Trunks Nalises,
Paper Collars cents box, Gents overshirts and
Gloves, Mttens, CuGs, Collars, Undershirts and
Drawers from ~ cents to Sl2j, Umbrellas, and a
large stock ot Gents ,iewelrv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-01-11
y T. L A &C A
Dress Goods

NelVeteens Tor trimmings, ~ cents. Under pants
aud Vests. Felt >kIts 81. Chdren's Felt Skirts
all cheap a the cheapest. Clouds, Scarfs Hosiery
White Pique, Colored and Hoop skirts IIandker-
chiefs all hemmcd, Pure Linen,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-01-11

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nor IN ac
h bks arge geporion ft puhas se may rem
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c tire t Of the ebuanezs w, NJ
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-01-11
Nennebtt Journal,

HpuLlshej ct AUGUSTA, MAIlE, Water Street,
loot of Court, by SPRAGuE, OWEN 4 Nash.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-01-11

First Glass Hotel in Augusta for Sale !
I HE MANSION HOUSE,

nhuen
in Me called
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-01-11
,Tor Sale OF to Aet.
For Rent.
For Sale
TENEMENT TO LET

4 CONVENIENT Tenement with twelve rooms, to
~ let, on Gage street For particulars apply TO
Mrs. W. X: IVES TON, No II State street.
Augusta, Nov. g. 1872. noyaftf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-01-11
nallp Aennebet sourAal,

Issued every morning, except sundays. It con-
ta,ns Inc latest news by telegraph and mail,
reports ofthe Markets, and has carefully pre-
p4re. political and lccal articles, and generons
'Inount OF farming, home and miscellaneous read.
~ with IA full compilation Of State news.
Iecins, 8 per as.tsGm 0G"aacei S3it payment
- NOT .ade i ;un the year. Single copies scents,
g., be had at tho book-taTes and at this oiiee,
.tlyartise enlents inserted reasonable TENS.
R:Nes may be II. on application at this Office.
Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1873-05-29

The following experience Of 3 WCs
tern Farmer correspondent msy be
Of value where cheese is made. al
have had considerable eSPeriycc in
feeding whey TO calves aud PIGS. and
have raised some very fine ones too
Three years ago | MIXED, J think,
twelve cows, AID raised seven calves,
wbigh had nothing but whey during
cheese making season. except the
grass on a out a halls acre of pasture,
Ia which they ran all summer. They
drank about two pals tu,i each per
day, Of sweet whey. These calves
were admired by all who saw them.
One yoke we've sold at three years, for
500; one 10; 1T two years, for $50.
4 q other years | kept hogs growing
aud in good order upon nothing but
sweet whey. Ten years ago was
through the State of Vermont, among
The cheese makers. aud observed they
we're raising the finest grade stock |
ever saw, feeding the calves exclus
lively on whey while making cheese
lasted Upon the whole, my eIPer
fence teaches nc that with plenty oi
sweet v hes I eau False as good calves
as l can with sour milk though !
always feed Eoga whey than sour
milk.
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To Keep rIons From Ru,t.ay.

a correspondent, from Stony Cr,,k
writes to Snow how to keep p.Jss
from rustiug. Ifthere Is any one
subject uron which We feel perfectly
al home it is the treatment ofpiows
1t is a matter TO which We have devo-
ted the best wears ct our life, and
cur agricultural friend hssJus, struck
the right source of information. 10
tie fail Of the year. after you have
Got through toohuc arouod with
your pillow, it should be carefully Ia
Ken apart aud the pieces numbered
so flat 1t can be put together at a
PIGMENTS notice ia case of FIRE. The
tbi'ls and si3eboards should be care
fully oIicd over with c0d-liver OF, and
put away in a dry place where the
moths Will not trouble them The
hem cr and tucker should be put in
a secure wooden casS and covered
with strong lye. This will keep the
roots moist and prevent shrinkage.
A to common fauli is to expose to the
air, and thus prevent coming TO ma
turity as rapidly as they otherwise
would. Take the other portion Of
the plow, rUJ Thoroughly in a good
suds, wrins cut the place upon the
line until entirely dry Then put
up IN tin or cut glass cans aud
place il cool 6ry cellar and in the
spring they viii be found possessing
body, aroma, and sparkle and free
from tie slightest tendelcy t. sour.
Hamilton (Ontl Times.
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ANNNAENA

which is pronounced by the leading med
zeal authorities Of London and Paris ''the
most powerful tonic aud Alternative known
to the medical world. This is no new
and untried discovery but mas been long
used by the LEADING physicians Of other
countries with V5ndeCjGL remedial re
SUITS.
Don't weaken and impair the diges
tive organs by cathartics aud physics,
they give only temporary relief-lndi-
ges,ion, Gatulency and dyspepsia with
piles aud kindred diseases are sure to
follow their use. Keep the blood pure
and health is assured.
JOHN q. KELLOGG, IS Platt st., y. V
Sole tgsal y0r tie United States.
Price one dollar per bottle. Send for
circular D5Cw4
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z to12 PER CENT

We make a specially of County, City,
aud School District Bonds, Guarantee lie
gaGy O. ali bonds sold, collect the cCu.
poos without charge, or take same "a -
much casn on sales. send for price list.
Tie loac Of XanicjPa} Bonds
lust published by our seniour, should be
in the hands Of all interested in this class
Of securities. Two Vols, price $40. y.
y. COLER n Go. NcN York. Address,
George Is. Hin s Co., Agents, IS Fourth
Avenue, Pittsburgh, Ia
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Tho best IOca tons FOX colo
wn~DE

Free home, for ar Millions Of acres
OF choice government Lands open for en-
ny under tue homestead laN near this
great railroad. with good markets anu all
he commences Of an Oh s,'led country.
Free pass 20 purchasers Of railroad
Loud Sectional Maps. showing The land,
also new edition 1s Descriptive FamPhle,
With new maps mailed free everywhere.
Address, d l. Davis ErEt cJrlg,is-
s.1l.r Z. r. Il. H. Omaha Neb.
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O9iCeTS 8:

Z. II. Durfee, Pres. Ii. l.. Fewman, V Pres
G.. F. Prescott, Sec. c. Molier, Treas.
The well known character Of the Direc.
tors Of the Mercan Library Associa.
alton and the endorsement presented, IS
a sufficient guarantee to all absent tick,
q holders that their interests will be
fully guarded and prOlio ed.
Al correspondents str city coufden-
tiag, and any person drawing a prize
need not be kdown unless they so desire.
Tickets drawing prizes will be cashed on
sight. This is The graulesL safest and
best enterprise ever presented to the
public Olicial lists If Winning numb
ers viii be sent to purchasers OF tickets
Immediately ait5r ihT distribution. For
information and tickets address,
BAMBERGE < CO., General Agt is
% Liberty street New York. Tickets
sent c. o. b. at our expense Agents
wanted. Liberal commissions paid.
Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1873-05-29

DSEEOMAN, o. Soul charming, how
! either sex may fosciuate and gain
the love and affections Of any person they
choose Instantly. This simple mental ac-
luircment ali can possess, free, by mail,
for 2lcrs. together With marriage guide,
Egyptian Oracle, Dreams, Hints 10 Ladies
He ding night shirt, Sc. a queer book,
address I. Williams * Co Pubs. Phils,
Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1873-05-29
FARM AND HOME.


10 CURE Docs OF KILLING SHEEP.
If YOU bavea good dog that k''lS or
rus sheep. aud DON'T want to seoot
him. build pen sixteen feet square,
aud guu a pole across TIE top and
pick the largest and oldest buck oi
the lock, put him in the pen, get
vour DOG with collar around ms
neck. snd rore 10 draw over tie
middle u inc pole So that thl oog
viii have his fore l,et swinging OF
the ground a few inches. Get cat OF
the zen and let the buck give hun
several good butts, ADD then turn
him loose. This is a sure cure.
tried IL on my fathers dogs when 4
was boy; never knew them 10 even
cross a field where the sheep were
grazing. Try 1T,
SCRAMBLED EGGs.-Melt table
spoonful OF butter ms saucepan; beat
the yolks Of six eggs few minutes;
then add to them six tablesPoonsiui
ofuik and a teaspoouful Of salt;
heat "A httle longer, and pour them
into the melted butter. When they
thicker slightly, pour IN the whites
uuDeaten. and mix them with the
yolks. carefully with FORK, and serve
on pieces Of toaSs 10 a hot dish, or
if preferred omit the bread. The
whites should not be beat l. hard,
ouly stirred with the fork enough to
mix slightly with the re.'.
ArpLE JAM.-Parc and quarter the
applcs which should be ripe sOd o.
the best eating sort; put them into
psu with lust water enough 10 cover
them. aud boil until they can be re-
due a toa mash. Then for each
pound of pared apples, : pound ct
sifted sugar added, sprinkIed over the
boiling mixture. Boil and stir, I'LL II
is reduced to a jam Then pu,itinto
po,s. The above Is the most simple
way ot making it; but 10 have It Of
the hes. POSSIBLE ciearross, Uske =
thick syrup with three -Unds Vt su-
oar % each pint Of water, ,nd eisri'y
it with an egg. Then add one pint
Of tue syrup for every three pounds
OF apples, and boil the jam to a prop
CT thickness.
HrAvEs N HoBsEs.-A Michi-
rau correspondent gives the follow
Ing remedy for leaves in horses:
Give once daily teaspooniul ofsqG.
fortis. prepared as follows: Nix II
with a teaspoonful Of sour or skim
med milk. aud nix this with bran,
and the bran with the grain feed.
The catarrha! afe tiOu Of the throat
makes rapid amendment under this
treatment, and the correspondent re-
ferred TO saws he has known $ nun
Der of cases cured by it. /; should
be continued, if necessary, until =
pound of acid Is given.
FODDER CORN.-This may be soWn
in succession, and a very small ares
of ground. well waourcd and well
prepared, will yield a great amount
Of food for stock. We have found
that that which Is more easily maasg-
ed in curing for winter, drying before
the autumnal rams come on. Many
persops recommend Sugar corn,
Stowcli's Evergreen, Du,'ou,, aud
other varieties. ss containing more
sacchariue matter than the ordinary
field corn, Int on this point We can
not Auowiugiy speak Of cur ezper-
fence. The ordinary western mixed
corn produces an abundance ofs,aiks,
which grow tall aud furnish a vast
quantity of forage for Use, both green
aud dried Sow 10 drills about two
and a halt feet apart, aud use about
three bushels 20 the acre. Gu, Sheu
the pollen drops plentiful trou the
tassc.s
Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1873-05-29

CT Durfee, Merchant II !. Newman,
Banker. II D Rush, Lumber Ii " Gillett
Merchant. G + Prescott Commercial, }
b Kitchen, Farmer, E I Carr, Architect
W D Gouid, City Engineer. C MOller,
Cashier German Savings Bank.
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is unequaled by any known remedy. II
will eradicate, extirpate aud thoroughly
destroy all poisonous substances in the
Blood and will cffectuaily dispel all pre-
disposition 70 bilious arrangement.
Is there want OF action Ia your Liver
and Spleen? Unless relieved the blood
becomes impure by deleterious SeCretions,
producing scroiulous or skin diseases,
Bletches, Fe.ons, Pustules, Canker, Pim>
pies, &c, SC.
Have you Dvspeptic Stomach? I'm
less digestion is promptly aided the sys
TEN is debil,tated with poverty Of the
Blood, Dropsical tendency, general Weak
ness and inertia.
Have you weakness Of the lntestines?
You are in danger Of Chronic Diarrhoea
or Inflammation of the Bowels,
Have you weakness of the Uterine or
Urinary Organsl You are exposed to
suffering in its most aggravated form.
Are you detected, drowsy, dull, slug
gish or depressed in spirits, with head
ache, back ache, coated tongue and bad
tasting mouth!
For a certain remedy for all Of these
diseases, weaknesses and troubles; for
cleansing and purifying the yiiiated
blood and imparting vigOr to all the vital
forces; fox building ny and restoring the
80, ,,..I ,oparitutFnn IfSF
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Railroads tile entire Vest and Northeast

Company vhhhav already been awarded and work then
this pint ana within very few years will be the terminus SIX or seven
g. the city Of Huntington has advantages which
vicinity beds OF Southern Ohio and West vrginia an
the
quality and the 9SndaH1 fR R ves IC SGs" nsTs IN
available Here timber abOun variety and
accessibility The region celebrated for the abundance and excellent
its hickory and oak ., ,n;nu,on yin oo..nu
,iian on Rdl which the Ohio Railroad
Ie great rivers Of reliable n will
@ %', staples ' the West products
T) As place re,ace inviting locality found than the
eaoy vohth site remarkable and its
to- for dge industrious thriving population every possible
advantage of convenience comfort and arrangement for the Of re-
width allow the cultivation
residence large enough allow the Guilt
roscd lots will be residences only
o Sn r r T9fA H avenues @ % rS upon
easily and economically rhh atItcl for
the part Of the city the State Normal School Marshall COLLEGE, has
tn bnns ana grounds whert rltn ~ nave an opportunity Tor
education Of 'he gn anu war; @ gaur branches learning at Oa
prices o22Oo from $50 $3.50 each according To-
These prices, buarc binding beyond this date
The terms Of payment qe ten Pc? cent on dy OF purchase and the OnanS
within thirty days from date of purchase, for deed will
purchase with per per
the remaining thirty per cent Two years from date o. purchase win Interest at
will given payment
purchase specified city,
the nd location OF he buildings 0 9
n ra anI older cities,
Shops the Huntington The material
in Of the Chesapeake
vicinity from whence can betranslOrd Huntington mod
eateccs
for securing plots
and os R Ss ssss as s"qg 'h, 5
Further given application person by
o ether 0 the undersigned.
ID. W. FNWONS, GmV SpL
JOssN e. OLEY, AGENT
Huntington, West Va.
JAMES j. TRACY, Secyaaa Treu1rer.
81 William New York
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so the WORKING Glass,

MALE VN ! -'L-ttl-'1
$50 week guaranteed. Respectable en-
ploymeut at home, day OF evening; no
capital rrluiredi fun Instructions s. vail
liable package of goods sent free by nail.
Address, with SIX cent return stamp, VI.
YOUNG X Co, 10 C0r,laudtsr, y. Y.
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Memorandum of Cash Gifts to be dis
Hoard OF EpirecfOrs 1:

For balance Of prizes send for circular
This concerts under the supervision and
direction of the following
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Chesareake E. Ohio Railroad.

Which as by
through traffic and travel
the Weste an the Altar tic seaboarl
this roai the Huntington
BY bridge be built at
lions be made at the c o Huntington with
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Of Price Of Bodrd.
ST. CLAIR HOTEL,
Monument Square, Baltimore, Md.
On and after March Isl, 1873, board at
this hotel, TO merchants, viii be $3.50 per
day. The only hotel in Baltimore with
improved elevator. Suits Of rooms with
5stLs and all other cyuveiuces.
HARRY II. FOGLE, Manager.
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Dr.. TUFTS v:ss:as.a Liver Pill.

Dr.. TUFTS Vegetable Liver Pill.
which purity the blood and remove all
corrupt bJmors aui unhealthy acclmula-
ti0us from ,he body. aud vet produces no
weakness o. .assiluje whatever, but on
the cpDtr.sy tones stomach and iuvico-
rates the body during tleprr rress Of tHtir
operation. They unite the heretofore
irreconci.abie qualities ola strengthen.
ing rUrgatiye and a purifying tonic. d..
.u.cs Pills 'r, the most acuye anu
searching medicine in yz steBoe. They at
once attack the very root Of diseases, and
their action Is SO prompt that in AZ hour
or two after they are taken tle patient is
aware Of their good effects They may be
taken a, any time without restraint Of diet
'r occupation; they produce neither nau-
'sa, gr.l.ug OF debility, and as a family
aejicine they have no rival. Price p
cents a box. Sold by al Druggists. Prin.
clpsi office, IS and 20 Plat ST. New
lC-A.
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Purge, Purify IND Strengthen


Their research has 90 last been rewar.
led by discovery which fully realizes
The forie>f desires OF he medical tscul"
ty, and which IS justly regarded a. the
most im07r'ar, triumph that Pharmacy
has ever achieved. THIS important iisiI
JraJLu is
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y Il v re EE

~ 81 v e. q u
Neglect a cough. Nothing is more GERS
tain 20 Jay the iounlltion Tor future evil
Consequences.
Wells CaTboiic Tablets,
are q sure cure for all diseases Of
the respitory organs, sore throat, Colds
Group, bis he,n, Asthma Catarrh,
HoaIseucss. Jryuess Of the Ehroat, Wind
pipe. OF Bronchial tubes, and all Diseases
Of the Lungs.
L all cases OF sudden cold, however
taken. these tablets should DC promptly
and freely used. They equalze the cir
cula.ion Of the blood, mitigate the sever
.ty Of tie attack. aud will. in a very
short time restore healthy action to the
affected organs.
Wen Csrboljc Tablets arc put up only
ia blue boxes. Take no substitutes. IL
they cant be- found at your druggists
send az once % tue Agent in New York
who viii forward them by return mail.
Don, be deceived by limitations. Sold
By druggists Price 80 cents "a box.
JOHN q. KELLOGG. l. Plat
street \. Y. Sole gent fr The United
states send for Circular.
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Which he will sell at the lowest rates
Thankful TO eur old friends for past pat
ronage, we will gladly receive them in
our new building and hope 10 continue
their trade,
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A GREAT 0FFERl

We w;lpay all agents SO per week
q. cash. who will engage with us al once.
Everythins furnished and expenses paid.
Address. A. COULTER j. CO, Charlotte,
Michigan
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-03-20

CIRCULAR TO TAX COLLECTORS.
William +. Taylor, auditor of public ac-
counts, to-day issued circular to collec-
tors of state taxes, throughout the common
wealth in reference to receiving coupons
from tax payers when rendered in payment
OF taxes and other dues to the state. The
circular contains the following instructions |:
only such coupons can be received as
shall have matured at the time of tender.
and bear upon their face that they are Re-
ceivable for all taxes, debts, dues and de-
mands due the state.' No coupon endors-
ed with credit for part payment is re.
ceivable. You will be careful therefore to
receive only such, as none other can be
allowed in settlement at this office. It
has been agreed between the second audi
tor an myself that the market value of the
bond upon which the tax is assessed
shall be $54. You will govern your
calculations of the tax upon this yalu-
alton, which by law is fixed at fifty cents
in the hundred dollars of the market value
OF the bond. To facilitate you in your
calculations, would state that there are
but three denominations of coupons, to
wit: The $50 coupon, the $l5 coupon, and
the So coupon and that the tax upon each
coupon will be as follows: On the $50
coupon one dollar and Mity.fce cents J;
on the SIS coupon siaty-secen cents and
on the So coupon thirteen cents in the two
latter cases discarding fractions. No tax
will be deducted from coupons rendered in
payment of taxes prior to the 18th March,
1873"
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-03-20
The Summer Resolutions.

BOSTON, March 19.-In the House to-
day, the report of the committee on fede-
raj relations on the matter of expunging
from the journal of the legislature the res.
olutions of censure on Senator Sumner
came up, and the House refused, by a vote
of 40 yeas to l67 nays, to substitute the
resolution resembling and annulling the res
olutlon OF the last legislature, which was
offered by the minority of the committee.
The other substitutes offered during the
ten days debate on the subject, were all
rejected, as was the motion to indefinitely
postpone the matter, the vote on the latter
being % yeas to 1870 nays.
The report of the committee, giving
leave to withdraw to the petitioners for
the resembling Of the resolutions. was then
adopted. The report will come up in the
senate in day or two.
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

-Track-laying on the Lynchburg and
Danville railroad will be begun very soon.
Two hundred men are at work on the
Roanoke Valley railroad from Keysville
to Clarksville) and more are expected.
The United States district court con-
vened in Lynchburg Tuesday, Judge
Alexander Rives presiding. A jury was
enpanneled, and the day was consumed
in preliminary business. T. j. Thornhill
and A. J.. Hamlet qualified as attorneys.
The grand jury brought in only one in
dictment, and that was against Stephen
Ellis for passing counterfeit money. Judge
Bond was expected to-day.