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Belmont County, Ohio, Court
Of Common Pleas.
N>x.@@
John Mccall and others, Plaintiffs,

III F.. -... vs.,
Joseph Mccall and Others. Defendants.
U,HR following named defendants in the
above named action; John Mccall, Jf.,
Mary Jane Mccall, Agnes formerly McCali)
now married. and whose husbands name Is
unknown, (sdnl.s). and Martha E. Mccall,
Joseph Mccall, Jr., Margaret Mccall and -
Mccall, first name unknownl minors, the
heirs at law of Thomas Mccall, deceased, all
of Bure-u County, Illinois, are hereby notified
that on tho 10Th day OF February, A. d. 1873.
John Mccall and Margaret Bethel. with Alfred
Bethel, her husband. filed petition in the
Clerks ONCE OF the Court OF Common Pleas of
Belmont County. Ohio, against said defendants
and others, the object aud prayer of which
petition are to ascel tain and determine what
equitable interest, Ii any said Thomas McCairs
heirs have in lot number thirty.six. in lthe'
town OF Flushing, Belmont County, Ohio, and
to obtain partition of said lot among the
plaintiffs and other heirs at law of Jane Me-
Call. decd, subject to such equitable interest,
# any, and for other rroper relief Said de-
PENDANTS are required to answer said petition
by June 81, 1873. -
]. r. MITCHELL, Clerk.
D. D. T. CowEN, atty for plffs. ap2i6w
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that made the forests echo, he BRAN
dished his tomahawk and lessened the
distance between himself and the hun
ter at every bound. Wetzel realized
the position fully; he knew that his
gun could not be again loaded before
the savage would be upon him, so
pouring at least half a dozen charges
of powder from his horn into the rifle,
he turned just as the enraged savage
was in the act of hurling the tomahawk
at his head, and discharged the powder
into the face of the Indian which sent
him spinning around like tsp. The
scalping knife soon completed the
work, and left Wetzel the victor, and
none of the foes left to tell the tale
Securing evidence of his achievement
he followed Harry and the maiden.
and overlook them before the cabin o.
his father was reached. -.
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MASONIC DIRECTORY, 1873.

,.ra M IsF. q A. NJ. meets ev-
beuIn35 u1.5n ssday night on or preceding the Iuli
moon.
); b;n b;pn.ir-sy;,ie Chapter. No. II Royal Arch
Masons, Ne,,se nssose y. O. Il. ARICK II. P.
<riy,ss,st coanciI No. 81 Royal Select and
a,,,,.r EIeeilerif Masters. meets on the secono
Paesaay nj sht efevsry mon5n;p rIGM M.
ua1. ConITnandery No. % OF Knights Temp,
ns,pe es,S On fi,e second Monday night OF every
,ae,ah ROSS = ALEXANDER, En- Som o,L
las. B. RYAN. Rec. nnalI,.1-s
a.I,fmoTe and Ohio Railroad
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OFFICE OF TIE AUDITOR OF BELMONT Co.
s... ST. CLAIRsvILLE, o., May 0. 1873.
CyCHULTZ & BROTHER win take n otice that
= Hany d Anderson, owners of certain acre
OF surface and of 81 acres of Coal privilege, in
Sec. 26, of Township 8. Range p sold by the
4 Brother. for non-payment of taxes, Jan. 2I,
1873, have deposited in the Treasury OF Bel
mont County, as provided by law, S.SS, to re-
deem said land and Coal privilege.
- JNO. B. DONGl.EY,
Inayl53w Auditor Belmont County.
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TTRST NATIONAL BANK OF ST. GLARS
h VILE. CAPITAL slUO,OOO. n,,
@Bank open from A. NJ until =: Iacei n; Dad
! on danosit. Corrections made and proceeds re-
mjtted promptly. Exchange bought end solu'
D;recsors-Ross J. Alexander. David bro"h'
Ioseph WooJmansee, George Brown-
D. D. T. COWEN, President.
H C. WELDAY, Cashier.
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OFFICE OF THE AUDITOR OF BELMONT Co. .
ST. CLAIRSvILLE, O., May Q, 1873.
TOHN T. STEELE will take notice that
u Hany & Anderson, owner Of a certain acre
OF surface and of 81 acres of Coal privilege, in
Sec. 26, of Township 3, Range 2, sold by the
Treasurer of Belmont County, to said John T..
have deposited in the Treasury of Belmont
County as provided by law, $50 IS, to redeem
said land and Coal privilege.
JNO. B. LONGLEY,
mayl53w Auditor Belmont County
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JOHN HAMMOND,

MANUFACTURES of Tin and Copper ware are
M Snecial attention given to Roofing ana
LOB Work. Keeps constantly on hand I'm.
Copper. Brass, House-furnishing Hardware
and Cooking Stoves. IN Rhodes New bulrc- lr0
ing Bridgeport, o. Juiy4lS'<
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NATIONAL HOTEL

ST. CLAIRSVILLE, OHIO.
And OMNIBUS LINEto WARNOCK'S STA
RIO N G. o. r K. Fair 25 cents.
], F SIMPSON,
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RET.JyO.N.T NURSERIES

ONE mile North of National Road near tne
" County Iufirmary. ..,,o .a,a..
We heep constantly on hanu q cholce seise-
tion of Fruit and Ornamental Trees vines, &C.
| Parties wishing 10 purchase will DO wen 10
call and examine before purchasing eisewnere.
orders promptly fill. p. o. Address EasS n,cn-
land, Ohio. ,. N'"nio'
| feb27l-ly
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MISCELLANEOUS
SHERIFF'S SALE.


Hoge. sheets q Co.,
VS.,
Andrew Sheets. ct. al. ..s...
DY virtue OF an Execution in the a6o We case
ID issued and to me directed from the CourI
of Common Pleas of Belmont County, Ohio
will ofYer for sale on the farm o. Mlchaei
Burns. one mile West OF Nefr's siding Central
Ohio Railroad, on ....
SATURDAY, MAY 81, 1873,
betvesu the hours of one and four O'Clock p.
N. on said day the following described pro-
perty to-wit One Black Smith vice, one lol
of old hinges, one lot iron Tor coal screens,
one anvil, ene grind stone, thirteen BANK
wagons, one Black Smiths Bellows, one neel-
barrow one lot OF lumber, formerly used Tor
coal shoots, one Mouse Colored Mule, years
old two Goa screens and fixtures, three
hundred feet of Strap Iron, for coal track, TWO
coal Tippels, one Crow Bar, one Car JACK, one
pair Spreders one Coal Pick, one small Desk
and two States one set of Mule harness, one
Water Tank or Box.
Terms cash. -
W. C. COCHRAN, Sheriff
of Belmont County, Ohio.
JAS. +. ANDERSON. Atty for Plr. nsyltd
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Notice.

rJ'ax-payers remember that we cannot in
/ dulge you with time after June 10th, as we
did at Decent ber collection, this being close of
financ isl year, we are necessarily compelled
10 close in order that we have time TO make
settlem ent with County and State officers In
the time prescribed by law. ...
meyI53w A. PORTERFIELD, Treasurer,
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MIsCELL ANEOUS.

ATTENTION!
TT HE undersigned would give notice that ne
isprepared to furnish all kinds OF
CABINET WORK.
and doaII manner of REPAIRING to furniture
chairs &C. on the shortest notice.
Particular attention given to the UNDEh-
TAXING BUSINESS. All kinds OF Sonns
Furnished at reasonable prices. Auwofk goAr
ware rooms opposite DR. John Ale1apdTsnTTs. TnT
St lsirsyille o., Dec. 9, 1889.
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ealtimore and ONO Hniir'
-teFSrRAL OHIO DIvIsIoN-l

passenger Trains On Central Ohio
s,Tz9iyisiori leave Bellaire and arrive at
Es RaIIaira as follows: EeH
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Tho Accommodation stops at Stewart, BAL 4
Mehan's Mines. Trains 90 no' sup
time is omitted,
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st. lairsville, o., Dec. 9. 1859.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-14

STATE OFFICES TO BE FILLED BY THE LEGIs
LATUHE-Thc following is Il list of The prn
cipal offices to be filed by the General As
sembly which convenes on the 1st Of Janll
any next:
Secretary Of the Commonwealth-Sul Salary
3 800; Auditor Of Public Accounts, 50, 900
second Auditor, $4,000; Treasurer, 1000
Superintendent of Public Instruction, g,
600: Superintendent of Public Printing
Sl.5Q0; Superintendent OF Public Buildings
$1,000.
In this connection statement Of the mum
Der Of clerks employed in each department
Will be read with interest:
III the Erecut'ce Ucpartmcat.-Assistan
clerk, 81 800; copying clerk, 81 POO; super
iuteDdent weights and measures, $500 aid
de-clmp TO the Governor, s., loo.
In QGicc Of .dudft0r Of Pnbifc accounts
Clerk OF accounts, $1,000 !; two first clerks
each Il 800; two second clerks, each 81 800
three third clerks, each $1,000; two fourth
clerks, each $1,000.
In office Of Second Auditor.-First clerk
81 500: sec md clerk, $500; third clerks
each, $1,000.
IN T"euswe,'s OHce.-Fir>t clerk, 81 600
second clerk, 81 800; third clerk, 81, 200.
Each branch of the General Assembly
elects >crgeant-at.arnlS, clerk, and doorkecp
ers. Candidates for somo OF the principal
offices and Tor nearly all of the subordinate
places arc already numerous and active
The head of each department appoints hi:
own clerks. The present capitol officers ar
ali popular and efficient, but this docs no
prevent other worthy pco pie from prc>Sin.
their claims and desiring 10 suppnnt them
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-14

RALEIGH, n. c., November 13-In 1871
the Treasurer Of the State under au-
thority of the Legislature appropriated
to the general purposes Of the Government
S2i1 900 that had been collected to pay in
terest on bonds known as special-tax bouds.
To. day four bills in equity were filed IN the
United States Circuit Court for the eastern
district of North Carolina praying that the
public treasurer be enioined from paying any
money out OF the treasury uEtil lie has first
replaced the above sum TO the credit of the
fund for which the same was raised for the
purpose OF providing for the payment Of the
interest on the bonds held by the plaintiff
and all other holders who may become par
ties TO raise the suit.
4 preliminary injunction has been granted
by Judge Bond, aud the 18th instant set fol
bearing the motion for special injunction
While there is a growing disposition OH the
part of the people and the press to re0rgan
ze the old debt of the State the people ar
liked in their determination to resist, by nj
lawful means, the payment Of these spe
cial.taX bonds. When these are disposed o
steps will undoubtedly be taken to compro
mise the old debts upon basis acceptable t
the State and bonu.hoIderS,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-14

A PETERSBURG BANK OFFICER CHARGED
WITH EMDEzzLEMENT.-Iestc Mr.. T. T.
Brooks. late president of the Merchants
National Bank, Of Petersburg, was arrested
on warrant issued by United States Com.
missioner NJ. f. Plcasants upon complaint
Of Orson Adams. receiver of the bank. The
accused was brought before Commissioner
Peasants and bailed in the sum of $4,000
for his appearance on the oath instant be-
fore him for examination into the charges
against him. The following are his surelies
}. l.. Darlington, Asa Rogers, and z. W.
Pickrcll.
The complaint charges that Mr.. Brooks
cmhczzlcd and misappIicd to his own use
the moneys, funds, and credits of the Mcr.
chants National Bank, Of Petersburg. to the
extent OF 100000, with intent to defraud
the owners of said moneys, funds, and
credits.
1t is understood that the affairs Of the
bank have been examined into by an agent
OF the United States Treasury Department,
and that upon his report the Controller OF
the Currency ordered the receiver of the
bank to make complaint before a United
states commissioner The case eXcites a
erea, deal of interest both in this city and in
Petersburg. The accused was represented
bv John Lyon, Esq.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-14

WAsHIS6ToS, November 13.-For the
northwest and upper lakes, and thence to
the lower OHIO valley, rising temperature.
northeasterly and northerly winds, veering
to southeasterly, increasing cloudy weather,
and occasioull snow on the lakes.
For the lower lakes, nor'hwesterly to
northeastery winds, very cold and partly
cloudy and clearing weather, with occasional
light snow.
For the Eastern and Middle States, north
westerly winds, cold and partly cloudy
weather.
For Missouri, Kentucky, and Tennessee,
soutbeasterIy winds aud increasing cloudi-
ness.
For the Southern States, northwesterly
winds, low temperature, generally clear
weather and frost, except in the Eastern
Gulf States, where southerly winds, rising
temperature, aud partly cloudy weather may
be expected.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-14

THE ALLEGED ROBBERY OF THE UNITED
STATES Disrglcr ATTORNEY. .---EdWard Nc
NuIty, charged with having robbed Henry
Ii. Wells, Jr., United States district attor.
ncy, of 81 worth Of official stamps, and
trading them at ". y. Blair & Co.'S for B
Select whiskey, was brought before Commits
sioner Thomas S. Atkins yesterday afternoon
for examination into the charges against him.
The accused was represented by MessrS.
Chandler, Popham, and Shields. Upon their
representation that material witness could
not be immediately brought forward, the
Commissioner continued the case until the
Gath instant, and fixed the bail at $500. The
prisoner being unable TO give security in that
sum, he was recomnited to the city Jail
NcNulty claims that he is able to prove that
the stamps were given hun by one Anderson
in payment Of bill.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-14

REGULATIONS OF Mr.. HENRY NICHOLS
The hall of the Young Mems Christian AS
socialion Uitted up to hold about seven hun
dred) was crowded last night with most
Intelligent and apprccialiHe audience, at
traciel by the reputation Of this dlstln-
sn>hcd gentleman.
The selections were admirably adapted
both to interesting the audience aud bring
ing out the rare and varied powers OF this
inimitable clocutionst.
We need not add that the audience were
charmed and delighted, frequently inter.
rupling him with loud applause and roars
of laughter.
The selections for tonight arc admirable,
and we hope TO sec another full house.
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New York Items.

NEW YORK, November 13.--The associated
banks now hold $4,000, 900 In legal-tenders.
The books of Auffmord & Co. have been
seized on the charge of 100000 underyalua-
tiou.
Mrs. Margaret Henderson, wife of the pub.
Usher of the Eceninq Post, died this morn
ing after long illness.
Rosenzweig the abortionist was finally
discharged to-day.
The American Board of Public Health
continued its annual session this morning.
4 number of interesting papers were read
on the general topic OF sanitary laws, mea-
suies, and quarantine principles and prac.
tice. 1t was determined to hold the next
annual meeting Of the Board at Philadelphia,
on the second Tuesday in November, 1874.
The twelfth juror in the Tweed case was
obtained to-day, and the prosecution opened
the case.
Five hundred laborers were set to work
to-day by the Brooklyn Board of City
Works.
Warrants have been issued for the arrest
Of the contractors Of Fourth-Avenue i'm
provement and the owners of the boiler that
burst, causing loss of life, on Tuesday after
noon.
The officers of the German steamers have
received large number Of applications from
emierants who came to this country to work
| their passage back, having no employment
and no money to pay their passage.
A number of influential Americans, who
sympathize with the cause Of Cuban lnde-
pendence, held meeting at the Astor House
this afternoon. A committee was appointed
to arrange for grand mass meeting at au
early day.
The Tammany Hall Committee on organi-
zarion. in the course of its proceedings to-
day, adopted resolution demanding OF the
Government careful Investigation OF the
butchery of American citizens in Cuba, and
prompt yiDdicltiou of the American tag
and the honor Of humanity.
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MANCHESTER ITEMS.

CIRCUIT Court PRocEEDINGs.-Henry Ran
dali (colored). convicted Of uulaWlu.ly shoot.
| ing J. s. Moore at Glover Hill in August
last, was yesterday sentenced to five yclrs'
| confinement in the pcuitcntilry.
The court was again engaged yesterday in
| considering the common-law docket, but de,
cided no cases OF public interest.
There is an unusually large chancery
| docket vet TO be examined, the most llll-
portant being the celebrated Hatcher will
case.
Messrs. Walker, Gregory, and others, have
been busy preparing papers Tor the contest
of the late election in this county, which, il
!, supposed will be heard at this tcrm OF
| the court.
TODAY Albert Young (colored), jointly in-
dicfcd with Jordan Robertson icoloreU for
sbeep-stealing, will be tried. This exhaust'
the criminal docket.
MIsDEMEASoR CoNv1CTIoNs.--At the late
| term of the County Court the following par
| ties were convicted OF mlsdemeanor
William Miles, unawiuy shooting hogs.
Fined s..
FIG. Sampson, same offence. Fined, $40
William Heder, selling liquor Without a
license. Fined $50.
James Roberts (colored), convicted OF pc
| tit larceny. Sent to iail for one week.
Jordan Robertson (colored), charged "ltl
| sheep-stealing, was acquitted.
Coon ArPo1STMENrs.---Austin L. Moore
assessor for Midlothian township Utce Car
ence Fl. Flournoy, sheritl-elect, removed TO
Manchester; William E: Martin, conmls-
sioner of roads, same township ulce Charles
4. Robins, who failed to qualify. These
gentlemen, with George FL. Jewett, super
visor. form the Township Board.
OFFICERS ELEcrED.-Jacob Russell, Al
fred @. Powell, and James Thompson, Jr.,
have been elected patrons Of Grant Section,
No. 5. Colored Cadets of Temperance, 1or
the ensuing term, and have been installed
into their Office by Martin a. Harris, ID. y
w. p. Of Virginia.
TIE POPULATION OF MANcHEsTER.-ln the
last census this place is credited with pop
uation of 2,599 Qess than it had in l8oO)
w, L. LitbgoW, town assessor, now taking
the census, under order of the town trustees
expects to find double that number. If so
Manchester intends to apply this winter fol
new charter and separate town govern
mcnt, thereby avoiding unnecessary county
taxes. which can better be employed in town
improyement. A new charter is TO be
framed. and those familiar with the subject
should take the matter in hand.
FREE LETTER DELIvEEY.-The agent OF tn,
Post-O Office Department, who recently flsltco
this place to inquire into the eXpedlency
including Manchester in the system OF Tree
letter delivery, is expected TO report faVora
hlv. Aud for the facilitating OF this grea
While accommodation the trustees Will at III
early day order the numbering oi I'LL ol 'h'
houses within the town limits.
pnoTRAcTED Tile meclln!
which has been i'll progress at tue Mancnes
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RELIEF MEASUREs.-In order TO afford re-
licl so far rs possible TO members of the Or
der of Sons of Temperance who may be
thrown ont Of employment in this city,
Marion Division at its last meeting appointed
committee, and asked the appointment OF
similar committees from the other Divisions,
to devise some means by which relief may
be obtained should the matter be favorablv
considered by them. The meeting will be
ca!ed.at an early day and some means de.
vised to help those who arc thrown out OF
EMPLOYMENT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-14

POLICE COURT, THURsDAy-Justice White
Jake Richardson (negro), accused of an AS
sault upon Rebccca Giddings, was found not
guilty.
Shepherd Cox and Joseph Anderson
(nesroes), charged with stealing, and Albert
Rush (neSro), charged with receiving box
OF raisins knowing them to have been
stolen, were found not guilty.
Richard Coleman (ncgro), charged with
an assault upon Andrew Hill (negro), was
discharged
John BaXtus (negro), charged with being
suspicious character, was discharged.
Thomas Fowlkes, charged with being
drunk and unable to take care of himself
was discharged with Il promise of the chain.
gang if arrested again.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-14

THE MASONIC GIFT CONCERT AT NORFOLK
VIII take place January is, 1874. Tickets are
being rapidly sold all over the country. This is one
Of the grandest opportunities ever offered to get
fortune for IS. $4,000 is the grand prize. There
are $500 others-such as $50 900, $4,000, SlO,.
600, and SO on down 10 So.
Tickets for sale In Richmond at 2. WE1sIGEn
s. Co.'S hat store, 1901 Main street. Orders so.
licited from the country
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-14

THE NAME AND FAME OF THE LEE GALLERY +
sufficient guarantee that all work done by us will
be strictly good. Read the following opinions:
The PICTURE OF MINISTER'S present at the late
Baptist Memorial Meeting, taken at the LEE GAL
LERY is the best executed group we have ever seen
and we hope Will find place In every family.
WILLIAM d. THOMAS, j. B. TAYLOR, Jr.,
\. W. WILSON, ALEx'R Il. SANDS,
WILLIAM 4. HATCHER, II. DAVIS RAGLASD,
j. L. Y. CURRY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-14

PHILADELPHIA. November 13.-The first
running meeting at Point Breeze commenced
to-day, and was we'll attended.
The hurdle-race, two-mile dash, over
eight hurdles, was won by George West,
beating Tammany and Prince Albert. Time,
4:31.
The second race, dash of one mile, was
won by Lizzie Lucas. Time, 1:4Gs.
The third race, mile heats, Artist, Minnie
Mack, and Hattie O'Neiil entered. Minnie
Mack won by two straiSht heats, time Of
both being 1:5l.
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ter Methodist church for some weeks past
continues with unabated interest. A large
number Of persons have professed CONVEX
sion. The altar is nightly crowded with
penitents, and the congregations are full.
Personal NoTE.-The many friends of
Reverend William A. Campbell, of the Pres
byterian church, will be rejoiced to know
that the health of bis family is almost entirely
restored.
THE FRIENDS OF TEMPERAsCE.-Notwith
standing the late political and religious ex.
citements the Temperance cause progresses
here slowly but surely in popular favor.
An important meeting will be held tonight.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-14

THE STEAM HEATING APPARATUS intended
to afford warmth 10 Richmond College was
put into operation Yesterday and gave entire
satisfaction. 1t heats up the whole building.
including the lecture-rooms, the dormitories
of the students, al halls. The palentee will
explain the construction and action of the
apparatus today at u o'clock in the College
chapel. All friends of the institution and
all persons interested in the question OF
heating large houses are invited to attend
and as trustees, professors, and students Will
be assembled, other addresses suitable to the
occasion may he expected.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-14

. PEgsoSAL.-Colonel K. w. Hughes was in
the city yesterday.
L.O. Washington, Esq, and Hon. George
". Booker are at the Exchange Hotel.
Among the Richmond physicians, IN at
tcnd,ncc upon the sessions of the Medical
Society of Virginia at Norfolk are Drs. Fran
els d. Cunningham, Landon B. Edwards
William B. Gray, Lewis S. Joyncs, James b
McCuw, Hunter McGuirc, William W. Far
ker, Thomas J. RiddclI, William j.. B:oad
dus. and Il. S. MichaCls.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-14

The TEMPERANCE MAss-MEET1EG.-The an
nounccment of grand temperance mass
meeting at Broad>treet Methodist church
last night drew together vast throng Of the
friends Of the cause. The proceedings were
opened and closed with religious exercises.
and the utmost zeal was manifested. Able
addresses were made by Rev. Drs. Edwards
and .Granbery, Rev. Mr.. Miller, and other
earnest workers.