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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-07

"Thc eyes of Delaware are upon you,"
said the Dclawarean to Adjutant-Gencral
THOMAS during the progress of the move
mcnt for the impeachment of ANDREW JOHN
son. "No panic in Boydton," says the
.Southsidc Trg'nidn. "Ihank Goa the
country's safe" as General BEArEEGARD said
on memorable OCCASION.
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s,;nr.se-SfricA err Memphis.
GREAT DISTRESS - THOUSANDS LEAVING TIE CITY
Az APPEAL FOR AID.
Letter from citizen o. Richmond.
MEMPHIS. Tenn. October >, 1873.

| -A.h .iliE.iI. fcI. hip'
Letter from citizen Of Richmond
MEMPHIS. "rSS.. October >, 1873.
| Filters Of Nicam0nd DiSPnich:
C;"ntIcincn.--l am travelling in the inter.
e.t of several Of orr Richmond tobacco man
ufacturerS. and have been in Memphis di-
ring the past month, and have witnessed
mach OF the distress caused by tie FreVa-
fence If the yci!nW-:cver III this city.
Ih0uSandS have left the city. and almost
III OF the poorer classes arc left to The care OF
| a noble band Of >clf>acl'llCing Christians
| known o. tie Howard Association, who are
sadly iu need Of fund, to furnish the necc>-
sary wants OF the sick and provide food,
nurses, &c.
] am not disposed to he sensational or
msrepreScnt facts when tell you that you
can form no conception Of the condition Of
affairs here. Whole families have been en-
terminated by the scourge, and hundreds OF
DOOR pcopIe are now dying for want OF pro-
Der shelter and attention. although the
Howard Association are doing all in their
power to relieve their >ullerinSs; but you
,Ycil know they can accomplish nothing
without money.
] now appeal TO you to call the pttenticn
of our Richmond merchants. through the
columns Of your most excellent paper, to the
wants of suffering humanity, and beg OF
them to come TO the aid Of this stricken COM
munity. | know this appeal will not be
made in vain. as Richmond is noted for her
libcrllity and promptness in answering such
calls upon her generosity
You well know the business relations That
exist between the two cities, land how proilta-
lJ. ,ka tol,Ycro trade of Memphis is TO our
richmond manufacturers. 50, IL nothing
bat as mcrceuary motive as Sclf-intcreSt
prompted liberal and '"ns@d'ate response, l
know it will come. Dispatches have already
been sent TO several cities for aid. and any
contributions sent 10 the Howard ASSocia-
ton will he gratefully received and thankful
Is acknowledged through the press. Very
respectfully, yours, i. y. kA+sToS.
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Tho Ncw Yor!: Fnancicr SAYS that JAY
COOKE was never 4 great linancicr, but merely
Il great advertiser.
STATE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE, !

4 nlasS.mcctiu@ will be held ut Peters
lrrg on Wednesday,, October Sth. and will
i.c addressed by n" Hon. \. VI. Kelley,
Colonel 3. T. Douglas, Judge Robert On:d,
Major j. ". D..nirl.
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The Petersburg Inder and appeal cannot
deceive us. We know what we do know.
So surely As tllat paper employs man TO
write upon Fd'Jeon and nothing but farJeon:
inst 30 surely was that writer's last article
published more than Il year ago.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

POTHECARY AND DRUG STORE
N FOR SALE.-Owlng 70 the death OF Alr. j.
HALEY Norton we offer for sale the
APOTHECARi and DRUG STORE
lately occupied by him. located on Main between
Highth and Ninth streets, Richmond Va. contain
ing fresh-selcctcd stock OF Drugs, Medicines. &c.
The fixtures modern and ilrst-class, ana TO any
one wishing TO engage In the business fne oppor-
tuntv is here offered apply 10 -
COULLING & PENDLETON.
Oc 7-codlw corner Tenth and Bank streets.
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DEATHS.

Died. October 9th, at the residence Of her hus-
band, 1900 Franklin street, Mrs. SUSAN Bull
TON wife of James Bolton.
The funeral viii take place from Broad-Street
Methodist Episcopal church TO-DAY CIues1ayl'
October It'll ut O'Clock The friends OF .le lalil
iIy and those Of d. A. and }. w. Cardweu are re-
spectfully requested to attend.
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SPECgaA NOTICES.

UT BATCH ELORS HAIR DYE
This splendid HALE DYE Is the best in the world
The only true and perfect dye. Harmless reliable,
and instantaneous; no disappointment: no rdicu-
Ions tnts or unpleasant odor. Remedies the Ill
effects of bad dyes and washes. Produces lmue-
diatey superb black natural brown, and leaves
the hair clean, soft, and beautiful. The genuine
sgneu W. A. BACHELOR. Sold by all druggists.
,ls CHARLES BACHELOR,
ee 3o-eod Proprietor, New York.
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EySPECIAL NOTICE.-GEORGE
BELL & co. have in yard the LoEBERRY RED
ASH and SEIAMAKIS WHITE ASH ANTHRACITE
COAL, so valuable for domestic use. Clover Hill,
Cumberland, and Splint COAL for sale.
Gas-House COKE orders taken. Call at No. 1712
Dock street, between Seventeenth and Eighteeath
streets. Sc 30-Tu.Th&S3t
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N.Y. TO THE PUBLIC.
i'll FALL, 1878.
SPLENDID STOCK DRY GOODS.

Z X. PRICE Il co.
have opcncd the great bulk of their fine stock OF
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC GOODS, 10 which
the attention at their friends and the Virginia pub
lie IS called. During the entire season their IN
creased facilities will enable them to offer all the
novelties rs they appear In the northern markets.
Every department in their house VII be kept up 10
full standard, with improvement in many respects
Especially In their DRESS GOODS ROOM VIII
this change be apparent. the same taste III selec
lions of colors and designs will be apparent which
gave them reputation before the war
CAMEI.S' HAIR POPLINS,
FRENCH and IRISH POPLlNS,
GRO-GRAIN and TAFFETE SILKS, In black
and colored
REPS POPLlNS and TYCOON REPS.
DIAGONAL and PLAIN POPLISS,
VELOURS, NOHAIRS, &c;
MOURNING and BLACK GOODS in great as
sortmcIt (specialtyl,
SHAWIS and WRAPPINGS OF every klnd.
Great bargains In
FLANNELS, IRISH LINENS,
TOWELS, HOSIERY,
BLACK ALPACAS, &C.
Splendid FINE BLANKETS. &C
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MARRIAGES.

Married. on the 23d Of September, 1873. at
Gracc-Street BAPTIST church. by the Rev. w VIII
son. Miss SALLIE +. TYREEt TO +. EUGENE DA-
Wis; all of the city Of Richmond, va.
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NE WE NOW OFFER A LARGE
assortment of SHAWLS, suited to the present and
approaching season. among which will lie found
white and colored SHETLAND SHAWLs, Black
MERINO SIIAWLS; Striped, Plain, and Plaid
SIIAHLS in all styles and qaaiities-ali to be sofa
q. prices to suit the times.
OCT LEVY BROTHERS.
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LECTURES.
r literary ENTERTAINMENT AND

r literary EMBARRASSMENT AND
LECTURE.
REV. 4. y. GILBERT. of Baliimore.
will lecture on MONDAY aud TUESDAY EVE
SISI;S October 9Th and TIN, in the lccturc-rooin
Of thr Seventh. Street Christian church, before the
Young Mems Christian Missionary Society," com
meuciug at * O'Clock. -,
Subject for Monday evening Palestine Expo
ricnces.- Tuesday evening: AN Evening with
the English Poets"
Tickets so cents: children. lalf-prlce; To he OBJ
tanned ut the principal bookstores ana al the door.
Proceeds for tie benefit OF the Society.
IL
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MT ANOTHER CASE OF THOSE WASH

MT ANOTHER CASE OF THOSE WASH.
POPLINS at 15c. per yard worth 25c;
Handsome Plaid DRESS GOODS at csc. per yard,
usually sold at 35c;
Handsome Plain and Striped DRESS GOODS at 25
and SOC. per yard worth 80 and 40c.;
RACK ALPACAS from 2Jc. to $3.50 per yard;
Genuine Silk-Warp ALPACA;
Black and Coored CASlIMERES, EMPRESS
CLOTHS, VELOURS,
POPLlNS, SERGES, DIAGONAL FRlLLS,
POHDNAISE CLOTHS.
DELAINbS, FRENCH MERiSOS, TYCOON
REPS. GINGHANS,
LINSEYS and CALIC0ES in great variety and at
the 10 vest cash prices 1t
LEVY BROTHERS,
OF 7017 and 1919 Main street.
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FALL STYLES
COSSE MER
CtARDOzO, FOURQUREAN & co.

5tARDOZO, FOURQUREAN Il co.
Our stock of goods has just been rcp!enished ~
the addition of $40 900 worth of
CHOICE AND DESIRABLE GOODS
for the fall and winter trade, bought for cash. ot
the latest novelties in imported and domestic fab
rcs. We are now displaying most attractive as
sor.mcnt OF
CLOAKS AND SlIAWLS.
Also new and beautiful fabrics in
DRESS GOODS
In all new and desirable shades.
BLACK AND COLORED SILKS,
very rich and cheap.
In black goods our stock Is very complete, con-
sisiing III part OF
BOM3AZISES, CASIMERES,
ALPACAS, MOHAIRS,
TAMISE, GRAPE,
HENRIETTA and EMPRESS CLOTHS.
selected with great Is 10 good and permanent
black. Also, choice lot OF
CARPETS. RUGS. DRUGGETS, &c, &c.
All of which We offer 1T the very lowest market
prices. CARDOZO, FOURQUREAS co.
=. oo-tnclB
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NEW RETAIL DRY GOODS STORE.

NEW RETAIL DRY GOODS STORE,
No 1913 MAIN STRICT,
nearly opposite the poSt-oi.ic".
The undersigned have formed Il co-E@rtnershp
under the style and trln Of
HUDGlNS, GORDON & co.
They will open about the 18th Instant an entirely
new stock OF
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
selected by an experienced 5nyeT under the m1:t
favorable circumstances.
Having had long experience In the business IN
This civ and an intimate knowledge OF the wants l
the community. they can with confidence INVITE 'i'
patronage of their friends and the public.
y p HiTDGISS. WM. Fl. GORDON,
jos. j. ANDERSON, SANL NJ. PRICE,
OSCAR HUDGISS.
SEPTEMBER ], 1873. - --'n'
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CLOTHING.
TALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
AND DRESS-WEAR GENERALLY.

My stock generally IS now large, embracing near
" everything needed for the present and coming
season, and You respectfully Invited to al In
5pection before buying.
WIN. IRA SMITH, Act,
1109 Main street,
Sion IDNE FLAG. au22
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Sale of seats will commence AlonGay 1rioocI y. 1T
Amlmld's Musical Exchange. $50 Main stree.
NJ
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-03-06

RAILRcAD LAVA list OF decisions has
lately been published by a paper devoted TO
railway subjects, which may be of interest 10
those who travel by rail. The legal defDi-
ton Of passenger is a person who under
takes, with the consent Of the carrier, to tray-
el ia the conveyance provided by the latter,
otherwise in the service Of the carrier such.
Railroad companies are bound to carry all
who offer themselves, unless they are ofIen-
give in person or conduct, or the cars are al
ready full. Waiting at the depot with the
intention 10 take the train is sufficient to con-
| stilute the relation Of passenger and carrier.
Good for this day only" printed upon a
ticket, has been decided by the courts to be
Of no effect. The passenger has paid his
money and is entitled TO transportation 1t
has also been decided by New York court
that ticket between any two points is good
either way, but the decision is doubtful one.
ANY injury 10 the person Of the passenger
through the negligence of the agents OF rail-
ways, subjects the latter to damages, and any
loss Of proper baggage Ii, must be only such
as is necessary to the comfort of traveller
can be recovered by civil process, and the
contents Of a Trunk can be proved by the oath
Of the plaintiff.
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EENENiI NElr.S.

The President has nominated Miss Julia
l.. Seeley to be postmistress at Grea, Bar
rington, Mass.
The Blackstone and Pswtuxet rivers in
Rhode Island are to be stocked with salmon
this spring,
The House refused conference on the Ag
riculnral College bill, which practically de-
(cats The I'LL.
Mrs. Thrasher and five children were
burned 10 death in their houes at Beachbnrg,
Ontario, Tuesday evening. The cause of
| the fire is unknown.
Boston has been ahle to take care Of her
needy citizens withou; aid from without. The
donations from Detroit and Milwaukee have
been returned.
The premises occupied by the United
States Tea Company, aud the Great Ameri.
can Tea Company of New York were de-
stroyed by fire Monday nilht Supposed loss
800, 900,
President Theirs has issued rigorous or
ders to proven, the introduction of arms IN
10 Spain across the French frontier. The
Spanish mails TOR EariS sire several days be-
hind time.
In Texas, i: lunatie's boa'd is NOT paid,
the lrate managers OF the asylum turn him
loose. This tends to that pruveFhia. cheer
fulness Of the Texan.
Mrs Mcdaniel, Of Albania, Ga, who re-
Gently recovered 500 900 from the govern
ment on some old war claims, had been for
some time employed as a sewing ma chine
operator in that city She won't do so any
more.
The tobacco growers OF the Connecticut
valley are using great quantities of damaged
grain for ieriiliEng purposes. One dealer at
Hartford has sold Is csrgoes of 200 tons each.
Some Of 1t goes as far north as Brattleboro',
vt.
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THE NEW JAIL SYSTEM.

The legislature just adjourned enacted a
very important law, recognizing our Jail
system, which will take effect the las, dsy OF
March. The law empowers County Commits
sioners to erect workshops and provide all
implements and conveniences necessary for
the purpose of giving employment to prison
ers sentenced to jails, and to raise by loan on
account Of each county, a sum not exceeding
s., 600 for carrying out the plan. They are
also authorized TO enter into contracts for the
carrying on Of any manufacturing industry
within the Jail grounds. Courts are hereafter
required to sentence persons convicted to i'm
prisonmens and labor. When any count,
shall have established a workshop, Courts
may sentence persons convicted 10 any iai!s
having such workshops, and the county from
winch the prisoner il sentenced shall nay the
county to whose jail he is committed, such
SUM ior board az may be agreed upon. af,e,
deducting the value Of his labor.
The present State Prison Insnf c,o,s with
third member to be appointed Nv he c.
ernor, are TO be board Of prison and ;.ii -
spectors. They are to visit the seyrrsi ;sps
once 10 three months, TO classify ur,sona,s
and provide for their separation Into class.s
according TO age, Character and offences
Each jailor is to furnish the prisoners relg.
ious instruction on the Sabbath, and instruc.
tons 10 reading, writing and arithmetic one
hour each evening, except on Sunday. He Is
also authorized TO provide appropriate read
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A single sawmill in Michigan, situated in

single sawmill in Michigan, situated in
the Saginaw valley, cuts and turns out as
high as 80. 600 feet of lumber in q single day.
FIVE engines and eight boilers, yielding six
hundred horse power, together with three
hundred men are required. The buildings
are very extensive, lighted with gas and sup
piled with every convenience.
As an instance of the remarkable amount
Of freight traffic On the New York Central
Railroad il is stated :hat the freight cars OF
the corporation, if stretched along in line,
would extend eighty miles; and that ofthese,
sixteen miles, or one fifth OF all the cars, are
in daily use.
In the Alabama Supreme Court on Mon
day two Of the Justices decided that the late
Court House Legislature was legal body
Justice S4Gord delivered dissenting opin-
ion that the only legal Legislature was the
one organized under Attorney General vii
liam's plan.
A member Of the House Representatives
Saturday sent a page TO various members re-
guessing that ,heynot only write their names in
ms autograph book but append motto or SEN
timent. When the book was presented t.
Cakes Amos he wrote with his signature
Put what you have where it will 30 the
most good.
In Rummey, Nh, little dog was repeat
cdly baf'led in The attempt to catch Il. wood
chuck as it ran into long drain, making its
exit at the other end as the deg followed
through. lie finally brought neighboring
dog, stationed him at one end of the drain
then drove the woodchuck thror2h and he
was caught.
Salisbury correspondent writes us tina:
on the 18th ult, a wife (aho IS 4 Yankee
that lives about two miles norl, of that vii
lage gave birth to 8 child, when the father.
grandfather, uncle and grea,-uncle proecee-
ded to dring its health in seven full pals Of
hard cider. Tie result Vas that no doctor
or nurse was called in, and the babe is row
dead BH,}iagtca LFt1 Press,
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This is the way in which the Chicago Times,
straight democratic, ''yocs for" the late com
politicians, ofIiee-seckers and soreheads was
held in Hartford, Connecticut, on the l9,h
inst, which adopted no less than four resolu
tons iavoring paternalism in the practice of
government. And yet that convention had
the stupidity TO style itself democratic ard
liberal. A 'Aie vastly more expressive Of its
doetrinal tcnets would 5e, the party Of Asia
tiG Dourbonisn."
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ing matter for them. The keeper Of each jail
is required TO keep record of the conduc; OF
each convict, and for every month il appears
by such record that such convict has fai htully
observed all the rules and requirements OF the
Jail, such convict shall be entitled TO from Two
to three days deduction from his sentence.
Prisoners may be sentenced 10 jail instead of
State Prison, where the term of sentence does
not exceed three years.
Ii will! be seen at once that this act is q very
importint one, and can but result in a most
benz icial change in our whole Jail system.
When prisoners in Jail are required to lnbor,
counties will not only be the g in RS financial
y, but the prisoners themselves will be much
better off, while lazy scamps who like to 60
TO jail now and then TO get good hoard and do
nothing, will find Jail life not quite so desir-
able. Perhaps no county in the State Is so
well situated as AHdroscoggin county to make
Trial OF the labor system; and we hope our
Commissioners will mo.e at once FIR thu
erocIion Of a suitable workshop In connection
wi'il our jail, where the labor Of ,he p'isoa-
ers can be used to advantage. -Lsirtsfon
Journal
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PENSIONS S, &c.

INCREASED Pensions procured for all soldiers
/ who have received sl5, $50 or s25 per month
under act OF June 1872 ,gihout fee or expense such
as send me their Pension certificates. Increase
procu sd for those ing less rate where the
rate Is too sm III tor the disability incurred in the
United states service In his last class those de
sriug the increase will write me the nature Of their
disability, and in hat way 1t intel1eIes with man.
ual labor or iorlHer occupation. Also state when
and where the wound Or injury was received orthe
disease contracted.
In ali Cases OF increase q new pension certificate
is issued in place OF the old one.
lty In the L. :. service are entitled To pension.
have blanks Which parents 0! deceased soldiers
who are not receiving pensions, can ill out them
selves and Onward to me from which will INFORM
those who wish, without charge, whether in my
opinion they can obtain pension, by sending d
cents postage.
All claims, bountes, SC, advertised to be pro.
cured by other agents. can be rs promptly obtained
az this Office.
All in doubt as TO whether they have claims
against government, will receive in ormation from
tnis office free by stating their case 10 me, and send
ing cents postage.
Claims abandoned ty other attorneys solicited.
This is one OF The Oldest claim agencies in the
United States. have records OF all Maine soldiers
OF the late war and periods o: service OF companies
oithe war OF lSis.
Address GEO. Z, WEEKS, US. Claim Agt.
ISL Augusta, Me,
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Nehl ADVERTISEMENTS.

SOOK CANyASSER5 can find no more fresh IN :
. attractive volume for Spring sales III n IAe
Aeir H0usekfeQei'S AEdHual,' Dy Mi.s {. BEE Il
Ik and Mrs II. Is. sro.E; a Cyclopeaia of Domes'
tic ECONOMY and tompletc Cookery Book in one
volume. send circular 10 j. Is. FORD c.,
New iork Boston. Chicago, or San Francisco.
maIG.iN
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THREE MAsTED SCHOoHERs. This class CT
vessels is growing in favor for several rea-
sons. In the first place they carry much
larger cargo than ordinary schooners and on
ly need one more hand to work them. They
are built of a burthen ranging from $50 to $50
tons. which is far greater than that Of two
mas,ed, which are from tons, the lowest
registered at the Custom House, to $50, more
being under 100 tons than there are cover that
register OF burthen. Secondly, the three
masted schooners are built Of much greater
breadth Of beam so that they can be sailed
without ballast, which is a great saving in
many eases where freights can only be taken
in eve direction. Third, the three mssted
schoonars will lie nearer the wind nnd lie TO
better than the common sGhooncrs. These
considerations have made this class of vessels
popular, and quite number Of persons wish
| ing TO have them built have been negotiating
with shipbuilders in ;his city within the past
| few weeks. In this connection it may be
mentioned that new custom has grown up
Of late years, ship owners bringing with then
the models, from which they desire to have 2
vessel bailt. NewtHryport Herald.
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Betw cen both bills which have been so long
pending for the distribution Of The Genera
award, nothing is finally decided, and the
conference report adopted throws the whole
matter ever to the re&t Congress. In the
meantime, the money when received from
Great Britain is 10 be turned into the Treas
Try and invested in five per cent. government
bonds. The postponement Of the matter is
supposed 70 be satisfactory to the representa-
tiyes Of ,be insurance companies and the IN
derwriters, who have had but dubious pros.
poets i'll any Of the bills which have hen re-
ported this session.
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House for Sale,
HOUSE LOTS FOR SALE.

SE'FN HOUSE LOT. lying in the heart Of the city
! of Augusta two gu Green street, four II cu
ing on Chapel street. and tour on Tapp3n Place.
Terms easy. For further infoi nation inquire OF A.
II. Farweil at house State street OF of Sa1nue
Eitcomb at his Office, west side Water street.
Augusta, May &, l1.e. payT-in
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Notice..


THE members of the X, nnebec Log Driving
L Company are hereby notified that the Annual
Meeting OF the Company will be held at the City
Hall in Gardner on Thursday, the 9th day OF
March, 1873 at 10 oc och in the forenoon, For the
follow ing purposes, viz:
lst. To choose n Moderator.
"a, 70 hear the report oi the Treasurer and take
such acuon thereon Us uay be thought
proper.
81. To choose officers for the ensuing year.
ith. To take sucn meas uIes for driving the logs
the ensuing season and raise such sun
or sums OF money io' that purpose as may
he deemed necessary.
9TH. To see if The members viii vote to sell the
prize logs at auction.
9Th. To see what action the company will take
in citation TO purchasing the Uall0wel
boom of A. & L. Cuburn.
IN. To see what action the company will take IL
relation TO Booms and BoOmage on tht
river.
Sth. To ACT on any other business that may legal
" come before them
u. {, PAINE, Clerk X. L. Co.
Gardiner, Feb. C, 1879 feb7-ttlm
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Speaker Blaine has made more out OF the
Credit Mobilier investigation than any other
man. Boston Herold.