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HIete0yaiORtc0i and River KenOY.,

The signal service, United States army,
seports, for the Leneft @. coM.eloe. the
meteorological record. and rise or :al of
che yivers. d: SAB 2. u. local zine. ysster-
fav, as fG.eUs:
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A three-yeaI old child, daughter Of
Augustine Brown, early yesterday morning
fell from . second story window, on Bar
sacks street. but, singular to relate, broke
no bones. The shock was 50 great, how.
ever. that the unfortunate will probably die
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-07-30

Nevada has new county named Brandy.
i. will 60 straight" in politics. and threat
ems 20 smash" all rivals.
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The ceremony of marriage among the
Florida Indians is exceedingly simple. 1t
consists of handing the bride n ear of
corn. She acknowledges the grain. and
with the bridegroom becomes one.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-07-30

Taxpayers were very busy settling viii,
SIZE city yesterday. and the amour: re-
ce!ved was unusus,y large.
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William Scott, for burglary. was arrested
GI a steamboat las. evening at the sugges-
ton of A. Herbert. The amour. Of prop
e1.y involved was small.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-07-30

/, now appears Brjgham's seventeenth
seeks di, orce because she does not wish to
Gle Young
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The Utica Herald thinks JOB wa. never
called Oh by eleven :;t..e girls, one
after the other, with requests tcr I'm 10 buy
Sunday School picnic tickets.
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NOTICE TO HOLDERS o: =, HARF I'M.
PROXEMENr, EONNS.

Department o. r1vAHCB,)
city Ham, New Orleans, Juv %. 1873. J
PROPOSALS. POR THE SALE TO rIIE CITY OF
L fifteen wharf Improvements bounds, viii be re-
ce;ved by the uEdersi ned ~ ths office unit. Il 4.
n. FRIDAY, August |, i6t}.
TIE city Ieser1es the right e reject sny G; I'll
proposals.
E. NJ EURNEULL
iei2td Administrators of Fiua, ad interim
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TIE vendors lien on public property. A
drunken auc:ioreer agairs: lamp post.
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THE RIVERS.
Above !ov
A Formidable Row,

The river Here is six feee four il: ches be-
low high water mark of 1871.
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Office.

ST.iE :D-'Sisca,
Ti-a.uie.'s Office }
New Orleans July Is, 1878.
OMAN: AFTER AUGUST \, 1873 iHE INTEREST
~ coupons On the bonds O. the State. due IN
July ana August, 1879, wi. be paid uresenta-
tor st Ii!e LOusianA National Bans. New Orleans
and at ii +. Cface OF .!ess.s. Wns'"", Lanisr &C.,
Now Yo-s ant. h. kUCLEr
iyI9 d. Ey,t. Treasrrer
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Joseph Carter ~. ~ II;:a.. EJ'son-Sec.
;rs-ic. Gnu,- ~. =. t..la M

jy3o ans 8 : :: a.E. c",s.ar,-
Joseph Carter ~. "ili;... .;J'son-Sec.
.IiG justice Cou' :oI ..e - ~ 81 '.l"ans. No.
Dy VIRTUE OF g.. .: g.: ri FACiAs
ID 10 me directed by .i- h."".' 'n- Second
Justice Court ior the paris. or h. above
entitled and numbered "arse, :. i,f.-eed to sci
80 public auction. at the M'I-:a''. .lfI Auction
GERS Exchange, on EoyaI s.:e..- '.'"- Canal
an. arc! :Hs,'mhoyse sipee. IN =: "' Ntro, OF
hou. Of twelve o'cloc. u, q ..". .esc.ibat!
ONE LoT OF GROUND ~ -.r. q. sixth ~.
'r;ct Of tbs .,ty, being lot 10 =, No Is,
bounded by Calhoun, Presto: y.i,t 81 H.. streets
inches mes front on c. b.. y, ., de ,,i,
of 40 feet between parallel :. per , IN
nexsd to act before S. -. So .u., .e a 20.
lot forms the corner - = -. ..d calhoun
streets. Togethe: VIII 3. - ~ aud i'm
vrovemeHts.
Seized in III. above 80.
Terms-This being f'ie So. .... 81 :.rc,.,
TIE sag: property vi: he d.. ..l.'..ted to
at twelve months cr5d-, The E... ios.I furnishing
bond, with good anG eoivsl. ...j. bearin..
eight per cen. interest yer an y .r.! .'at-. and
special mortgage on the PRE- "1It Inti final
payment. said purchaser :. ..duct and
pay N cash the printias ..'.s ard court
the state parish and mur:c.., 80. - .m.unt
Of which is not yet aseertaine.
II. lie, erich V. SiIa- =. Ea.r..,-sir.t
s"eS-hS No.Ap bOS tLc H' ''' s.is, '''
80.
pV VIRTUE 9? vR' q. ..t. Fs.JAS
u 20 ne directed by tie =" :. ". tonston,
F.rs. Justice of the Pc ace i. :. 'sh II
Orleans, WI! proceed to s. .' .a".,c auction.
a: Mv warehouse, No. l3y -'"s"' o. NON
DAY. August :, 1873 at tive. .. L.. the TO-
.ow!Hg described property, =
CSE LOT Or HOUSEHOLD. %ttt:
Seed il The above ert...s.
.e:us-Casa On the srCt.
-: q au3 JOHN j ''i.'ah!~.
Philip Dovf vs.. Daniel a.. ~i:ih .'us.
80 Crc:- :or the PARISH 90" $3.50.
DI VIRTUE OF i WRIT ~: las TO
- -. directed by the Hon .'..' .xth iue-
tee 81 II. ysace in AID for II. r- orleans,
:i- " .ai.eG. and will procer. :. >.TUR-
DAY. !.s.us. q 1875 at 10 A.. -. oclis
NJ. Isl 81. Andrew street. at .e
.clest bidder for cash
CERTAIN P2OMiSSO2T - 49, :. J.
Arnold Wagner. for $50. da. o., ..,-
able SeY.enlher :. 1873, at =. :. 80. ~
New Oceans, Louisiana, 70 ..,.I
Gillen ard b! said Gilien ;.,,
Seized IL the above SUI.
Terms-C4sG o. tie sps: '... :. ~. .s
!ercc.
jy2, p :'le VILLA! &C., '.-.lc~
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executive ORDER.

STAT. -, LOUISIANA
Executive DEPARTMENT, :
New OIeans June 49, 1873. )
WH.xr.., I, appears from inior" ssion received
from the uttor's OFT &c and ftom oiL-. sources,
that many just claims exist sasi,-t the State,
which unGe. article !39 o. the constitution can
not be PAID :or wan: Of approprs i"r. which cases
axe last 5 entitled to legislative :eiet and
Whereas On the Otne, hauG HisUs ..auGuien.
o., 81 least, improper Inns nave teen III previous
years h'rredly passed upon and u'cvide1 for in
various general appropriation bi'l- .rt
Whereas, While it is b.. jus: 'L-' al legitimate
claim. should be promptly liquid. -" = is solailv
essential. tina. claims Of every der. ivllon should
t. caret..v scIutiI;ze; before be- < passed upon
and
Whereas, The law ms;es ]: IL. duty o: the AL
do - Investigate " quiGf. eel "h i'm. asains.
tie STA. and maze re.omInendat y'nt concerning
the sane to The Legislature;
Now, :le.e;o.., cf'.e' "a =. he '::e
merits q such ou:-'s1!.lI! "A'n. nd 20 enable
lie ..tc to ...s pepper n.enia. IONS
Il s;.cn eases. :avoIiIs hose VIII" are JUS: and
.,iectius those ,9:..cH -. :.audl..- :.n-.es hav
.g CLAIMS agains: ~. state uri they desire
legislative action ell. i-.ehy regretted :" forward
them - sc Auditor. '.gether >n"!i vouchers
sn;. proo:s as iii enspt :.s. OH; 70 ascertain
:le nl.:i:s OF the same. .. :: DO r'a.W will receive
'l.e executive approval uEless ..' ,nvc been pre-
scntet sI: passed upon il II. herein .ndi.
gated.
Given Under ny hand and the =. q! the State
rs nineteenth day q June. 4 u. ~, nd OF tie
Independence @: the Vni.eG S,.,ts .he ninety.
GeveIta.
WILLIAM T. KELLOGG.
e. .he Governor:
+. G. pssL"HnE.
a.. ~
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PROPOSALS., FOR TIE SAFE OF THE
UNITED STATES MAE.E.. HOS
PlTAL AND GROUNE- AZ SEV or
LEANS, LOUISIANA.

OFFICE CF tv;LST""H 81 - roM..
New Orleans, H.. .'Ui, % III. !
FENHEET WILL BE SOLD AT PUBIC AUCTION
l. 70 the hughes. bidder a! he uud.L OF The
United States CustomGo.se, OF '!Gi.siAI. ..ly
81. 1873 at y NJ
THE OLD MARINE HOSPITAL sd GROUNDS,
u the city Of Ner Orleans. Ecu'-aua. suhiect 20
the approval OF the Secretary "t u" ,asu.y.
Term 81 sale-FIve Thousand del ara will be
.iGiEed 10 I've deposited or the .f sale, $500
upOn nctitica lion that he bid is pied Is coo
the balance III equal 'llaItsrN. ta>Ments OF
s rs 900 each.
certificate OF sale VII oe gi.t. " the purchaser
by the collector with the Notfr:; I"u the accept.
ance oi his bid, and deeds ted upon the pay
mex: o: the last instailment o: j.. purchase no.
Hey. ANY Il -ure on the part O '.< purchaser to
Make the payments as REQ uiTe,: WI .uvol 70 .he
forfeiture TO the government o; " :,e deposit aid
the purchase money preVicusl. :" u.
JAZZ =. CASEY,
jv.h -. Coll: .:'O' at Customs.
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CITY AsSE~S.s;k.>v'~.
Notice 10 Taxpayer.

DEEa-Tt'RS- oF ASSESSMENTS
City Hal. Room L., :; T., 3, 1915. !
TN ACCORDANCE WITH sECTIcY shvEN. CITY
L ordinance No. II, Adn,nistrati"h Ser es, notice
is Hereby gwen that the a.sessm-l real estate
and personal property Wl:nip TN city, tor the
year 1873, is now complete. and open for
inspection and coIrectio- =. tle utt . OF the De-
parJment OF Aseessmec room CIV Hall.
from 9 A. II. I'll! P. n. lnda, -pt-d). dur.
ing thirty days from the cate a''. :. which
time all complaints of either e..--s'S or made
quate assessments will he rnsitier
iy23 I'm H. F. STUktKAn ,dmiu stvatOr.
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Jacob Arnold vs.. T.. 'i"rrose- fourth
Justice Court s9S the Pau. ~: Orleans. No.
4.1..
Dy VIRTUE Of WE!T ~ 'iEki FAC!AS
ID 20 Ee directed by IL. He: ."'n .an, Fourth
Justice Of tine Peace u I'D ,os parish of or
cans, W. proceed - eel A. ..i'c auction. st
:ny warehouse. Nc. fr.'.cnne!. 81 Get, SATUR.
DAY. August g. 49, :, ."elTe = 'a'- VI. She To-.
lowing described property. to
one LOT OF EOJ&EHcLr ~. ..!uEk.
SelzeG in :le above tied
:erMs-Cdsh or IL. s,o7.
ivG0 ans - =: s'.rS.ai;.
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Tickets s10. Ea.f tickets SIS. CHARTERS So so
Our lotteries ars chartered by the STATE, are
always drawn at tie tine named. and al draw.
iHgs are under the supervision Of sworn conE..s
siOners.
The official drawn. VII be published n t:e s..
Louis papers. and { copy CT The drawing seAt 20
purchasers of tickets.
We will draw a similar scheme the =. day o.!
every month during t.e year 1873.
Remit by postoAce honey o-de'f. registered
letter. draft or express.
Send tor GtrcQ.a,. !diIess
MURRAY NI-LtRS CO.
PostoEce box 2i+s. 50. Lcris Misso.Ii.
ap10 cod WY
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F, X, SchledOm. bread furpishe

F. X. Schledom, bread furnished
PRISONERS 49,. .................. % w
Second District
James Buckley, stationery. 1870
Theodore Paderas, one water
cooler W
Third DISTRICT
New Orleans Republican Printing
Company, subscription from
July. 1873, to July. lS74....... - 90
James Buckley, stationery. 80
Arthur Jacuuet, ice furnished in
May, 1873. ) GO
Arthur Jaequet. ice furnished IN
June, 1873. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10
Joseph Cavaras, terciage CT
prisoners for May. ) co
Joseph Cavaras, ferriage Of
prisoners for June. .......... 10 30
Fourth District
New Orleans Republican Printing
Company. subscription from
May, 1873. to MAY. 1874. - co
James Buckley. stationery. 80 Is
Total. $2i9 20
LIGHTING CITY.
New Orleans Gaslight Company.
lighting city with gas. ....... sl3,ssS %
Thomas Pickles. lighting city with
oil. .......... o,l56 2s
Jefferson City Gaslight Company.
lighting city with gas. 2,05e IS
Total. sls,7oi 80
Rv Mr. LAWS and read twice.
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Be it ordained, That the following appIo.
priations be ard are hereby made, and that
the Administrator Of Public Accounts var
rant Oh che Administrator of Finance in
payment o; the same. whenever there shall
be money in the city treasury to the credit
of the appropriate fund for each account,
and not otherwise appropriated:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-08

- -
9CogaREss RgspoNsfDLE YoR THE LousrANA
DrFrlcULTY-WHAT TIE PREslDENT sHoUIn
Do. The New York Eoeaing Post tEsepnb.
lican), commenting on The situation in Loul'
sfana, says:
g For this wretched condition Of things
Congress Is mainly responsible. The Presi.
dent would be more than ever justified now
In withdrawing the United States troops
from protecting the Kellogg government.
Carpenter, who Is in favor Of it, though 1t is
a usurpation and fraud, said 1t could not en-
durc ten days except for Federal bayonets.
IL Is only able to offer resistance because the
Federal Government Is behind it. Should
the President withdraw that support alto
gether the people of Louisiana would soon
settle their own difficulties. .
If he is not willing to do this there Is
another course open to him. There Is no
State Government in Louisiana, and Fede-
raj troops may simply be ordered to preserve
peace between the factions, and the people
themselves may he free of their own accord
TO meet in convention, order a new election,
aud create government of the legality OF
which there shall be no doubt. :
The President is really master of the sItua-
ton, now that hostilities have actually
broken out, and being present in military
force can, 10 fact, carry out the meaning OF
the Constitution, and insure to Louisiana
republican government.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-08

MURDER IN THE FIRST DEGREE Liberty
Neus ]-Davy Goggin, negro, was tried at
Franklin Court on Monday for the murder
Of Tom Starkie, another colored man, in
January, an account Of which we published
at the time. The murder was most brutal
one, it being proved that Davy killed Tom
at his own freside by splitting his head open
with an IKE and even after striking that
blow with the sharp edge he beat his head
fearfully with the but-end of the weapon.
The body was concealed in shuck-pen from
Monday until Tuesday night when Davy
borrowed tools and buried the body in the
woods, where it remained a week, when it
was discovered through the confessions of
the woman with whom Tom had lived. The
case was commenced Monday morning, and
though the prisoner was most ably and elo-
Uuently defended by Mr.. Edmond Irvine and
his associate. Major George W.iWaddill,
formerly of Charles City county, now resid-
ing in Rocky Mount) yet the jury, about
dark, promptly brought in verdict of MUIR
der in the first degree. The prisoner, q
stout, dark mulatto Of forty-fve, was per-
fectly cool and unconcerned during the whole
proceedings, and when the jury came in to
render their fatal verdict, and every one else
was in state of suspense and excitement, he
alone seemed perfectly indifferent. Even the
terrible intelligence did not seem to make the
slightest impression upon him. His indiffer-
ence was truly astounding and must have
arisen from L total lack of appreciation of his
situation, and yet he has sense enough to an
derstand it too. His counsel will endeavor
to take tire case up, but Davy will most pro-
baby swing.
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The Senate has let Mr.. Pomeroy down
gently. The committee put bed OF I'VE
geese feathers, in the shape of an eScuipa,,
tory report, under the fallen statesman, ana
dropped lavender-scented cambria hand-
kerchief eulogy upon his blushing face he
must have been surprised to learn how pure
and honorable he was.-NeU YORK. Dd'ly
Graphic.
The Southern ,Caims Commission on
Thursday heard the claims of Albert CIRCUIT,
of Fairfax county, Va, for Sl,4l1; u. +
Morse, formerly of Fairfax county, va,
5000; John Caldwell, Fauquicr county
Va, $5,4S3 and John Williams (coloreo)
Alexandria county, Va, S415.
While working on the pile of Senate bill:
on the Speakers table, Monday night, tht
House struck Senator Summers old, half
forgotten evils right bill. A few Republic
cans wanted to pass it, but they got so little
support that they gave up the attempt.
Oberlln college expects to derive much
profit from the tract of land in West Vir
ginia which Gerrit Smith gave it thirty year.
ago, and the title to it has just been assured
to it by the Supreme Court against tht
claims of squatters.
The country papa.s are giving the Lesfs
lat,lre " its for indt rsiag the PhiadepI.
Centennial "job." So.
william Shelton, Of Pittsylvania county
aged seventy, died on Friday last.
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A SnA11.poH' SENSATION IN CINCINNATI
4 UoRsE RIMS A WAY WITH THE PEST WAGON
WHILE THE DRIVER IS TAKING DRlNK.-Ycs.
terday afternoon wagon from the pest
house, loaded with Two corpses,. was seen
passiu. along Clifton az, enue on It's way to
the potter's field. One of me deceased had
lied from smallpox, fact v men rendered
the drivers society not at all ~ DC desired.
When the driver reached the One-M lie house
he stopped, lett his team, and went ITO inc
hotel for a drink, and while on this e. .rand
his horse took fright, dashed down Clifto-n
avenue, dragging its load of dead bodies, and
followed by lot of men and boys madly cry.
ing, "Stop! Whoa!" The runaway had
not made any great distance when the collins
were thrown from the wagon and broken TO
pieces, and the contents, badly mangled, left
upon the frozen ground. soon after which
tile horse was stopped. Owing to the knowl-
eige that the wagon was from the pest-hou>e
none of the large crowd attracted near the
spot by the general confusion would consent
to render any assistance. There the bodies
laid until help from the pest-houSe could ar
rive. when they were conveyed to their des-
tination aud iuterrcd.-C Cincinnati Gazette
4h.
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ANOTHER STRIKE IMAIsENT.-There Is rea-
son to apprehcnd that New York is again
to be the scene of protracted struggle be-
tween labor and capital-more determined,
aud perhaps more disastrous, than the eight
hour strike which began i'll May lust year
and lasted six weeks, forcing capital to lie
idle, gripping trade, and causing bitter s'lf'
fering in the homes of the strikers them
selves, who were, most Of them, finally
forced to abandon their demand to avoid
starvation. Workmen Of all classes, through
their trades-unions the Crispins being most
prominently, arc organizing for demonstra'
ton about the 1St Of May, and there are
signs in the sky that portend stubborn'y,'
contested strike, for employers and capital
lists too are on the alert, and combining iof
mutual detenee.-SpringfeM (lNass) Repuo'
Ecdn.
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RlcuMoND's Observation-Disclosures On. c.
Recorderl-The more l see of Richmond
and the more reflect upon the effects OF the
completion of the Chesapeake and Ohio road
the more l AIN convinced of her grand des-
tiny. For with this, supcradded to her other
means of ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, she must grow
and prosper almost beyond the highest
stretches of imagination. And think the
effect will Immediately follow the full use OF
that road. The eastern magician who takes
a seed and causes it to terminate, and throw
out its leaves, and expand its bloom, and
rireu its fruit before the astonshcd eyes of
the spectator, will hardly produce more
startling effect than will be wrought by this
road,
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isr5t.nssn Letter.

t... .f.sG< or CITY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
O., LANu TuR TIE WORKSHOPS OF THE CHEsA-
HEAHr >%n ONO acknowledgements AS
.rF&rCll>G ErILDISGS WITH STEAM BOILERS
alIA.N!D WITHIN TIE CITY LIMITS, &C., &C.
f.. IN. r,..vacc OF the Richmond Dis2atciLI
STANTON, March !, 1873.
IL" Cry Council appropriated last sum-
u. the sum Of $4,000 towards the purchase
OF larI within the city limits for the cree
la 81 IL" workshops of the Chesapeake
arJ uhio railroad. At a recent term Of the
II i>,iu.> count Judgment was given for the
,,:ul"mlullion OF the following lots at the
.GG,W;u. prices: The lot of Colonel M. s.
HJ-maa and II. n. Bell. at $500; lot of
,'p4H y. >Aomo. at $500; lot of DR.. viii
..H $ NrCh2>ncy, at 900; and lot of +.
". Shot. At S900-makins the sum Of
r. ."J, h.>, than the amount originally APP
isoi4@=,rd tx the Council. At the meeting
If GurE ouncl Oh last Tuesday night Colonel
baldwin. counsel for the Chesapeake and
un.o l.a'hoad Company. submitted paper
a>hU. the Co1ncll 10 make provision for the
lty!urnt Of this amount 1t was referred TO
III" tiumcc Committee, and will, no doubt,
3n-'., with their approval. AS soon rs the
~" /, made to the Chesapeake and Ohio
i7:lp!i company the erection OF the work
,.'',.- viii be commenced.
3; tbs last meeting ~ ordinance was
i that 40 building with >team-boiler at
(. ned should hereafter be erected within the
ry limits. no.. - huit of brick or stone,
"tn iirc-i,r ''. root, and sinoke-stack thirty
n'r Zee; l., l.',, not less than fifty feet dis
mt e. lily dwelling. For violation Of
tHi> o.' .,ilae the penalty is fixed at $50 for
l.e i..., offence and $500 for subsequent
81. ..
a. ".rc;ion Of City Engineer resulted in
'.-. ..~. of Mr.. VI. \. Miller, with a salary
O.. ., r}..I' auuum. The persons voted for
M".>r>. NJ. 4. Miller, Donald Allen,
{. o.. t,&.tu, Ct. 4. Turner, and William
" t;., -. MIR Miller is at present in tue
d. ."1It Of the Chesapeake and Ohio
'''.'"t Company with salary of $4,000
= Il - Il is not very probable that he will
'"'' the position
Ia" Finance Committee were instructed
l'thI upon the Supervisors OF the county
T IN" rlty>s proportion Of the stock and
i'hHs VI the Virginia Central now the
'Hr>Ai"Tth" and Ohio railrnad held by the
'"na'E 4 Augusta and paid for by taxation
'A lHr c.tr and county.
=, l." Treasurer reported the receipts for
IEtrTry Si,03j.9G, aud disbursements
:i"iI.,';.
he ,l"cia| term Of the Circuit Court is
'''"d Tor thu 3iSt Of March, not the 1st as it
Va, published in my last letter. Chancery
'"-e, and evil cases, i'll whicha jury is not
"iri, Will l." tried, and the court con-
''.i''u until I'll such cases are disposed OF.
ne Hastings Court, Judge Green Smith
i''>ihiii@, met yesterday. 1t is quarterly
".'ii'' ''I the grand jury being sworn in,
'''uc Only one presentmcnt-f for carrying
'''"f;ird "cap3ns-and was adjourned over
04.J Monday.
he County Court meets again this morn
'"S, aHd Wi! aGjoHrn tomorrow.
we EAp.ist Fair Is IT'LL oLen, and will
l'"iAue tonight. The attendance has beer
'.e, hnG tic doubt q baDdsome sum will be
..,t 49, TO the untiriug efforts Of
'"oies' DICE.