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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-07-26

And that the following towns remain as re
turned by the assessors: Dayton, Eagle, Fall
River, Grovcland, Meridcn, Ophir, Seneca,
Troy Grove Deer Park, Eden, Freedom,
Manlius, Mission, Usage, South Ottawa, Utica.
Adjourned to 9o'clock tomorrow morning.
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BY disbursed to town treasurcrs -. 25,0O527
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-07-26
ARIES BLANCHARD. HERMAN SILVER. FRANKLIN CoRwIN
BLANCHARD SILVER Il CORSIS, At
p ~ 81 CT A N s /.

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~ Surgeon and Obstetrician. Office and Residence
La Sale street. second floor Chronic Diseases and Obs
rical Practice specales. individuals and families treat
by the year. Night calls answered promptly. RAM
GJOr tell. aptl2'i}
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-19
MARRIED..

In Carson City, Nevada, December 10, 1873,
ut the residence Of Mr.. A. Mzute. by the Rev.
George b. Allen, Rector Of st. Peters tEli,cN-
pail Church, Mr.. William Pearson to Miss anna
Mary Wonder Heyde, all VI this city.
As an Offset to this act Of secession from the
domain and jurisdiction of hachslorhosd. our
esteemed, departed fellsw-citizen made tribute
of lavish invoice of nuptial cake and wine
las. night As there is nothing left to do but TO
Danish him CT accept and swallow his brioe. We
make virtue of wind-bibbing and bury the
Ratchet. We cheersuliy best " our blessing
upon the happy pair and wish them joyful and
prosperous joy over the roads and alleys Of life
attended by all the modern improvements and
accessories and comforts. Amen
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-19
TIE sACRA MENTO BATTLE ROYAL
The Senatorial To.a Still Sus.
pended.
We clip the following from last even

We clip the following from last even.
ins's Chronicle:
SACRAMENTO, Dec, IS.
Notwithstanding the extraordinary ef-
forts to gain votes made by the wire pull
ers last evening and during the morning,
the Legislatute still remains at dead
lock and the prospects for electing =
United States Senator for both the long
and short terms seem to be more distant
than ever. There was no fiinching to-day.
Every man voted as he did yesterday and
the totals remain unchanged, except that
Booth lost one vote by the absence of
Higbie, ON account of sickness. For the
short term the vote was even more scat
tering than yesterday. Hagar received
Al, four less than yesterday; Shafter, 25.
The balance was scattered among twenty
names.
The Joint Convention adjourned until
noon tomorrow.
In the Assembly the vote was the same
as yesterday, except that Hisbis Unde-
pendent) is absent from sickness, which
loses Booth one vote. Booth ~,
Farley %, Shafter 9. In the
Senate the vote for Booth was IA,
Farley Ii, Shafter IL and Pendegast l.
No change from yesterday. In the Joint
Convention Booth has So, Farley Al and
Pendesast l.
The bluffgam being exhausted and no
body being frightened but the pedd!ers of
cold hard boiled purity. Nh. Booth is still
far enough from the prizs which he
covets to be in some small danger Of
never reachiDgit.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-19

COMMENTING upon the recent decision
by the District Court for Douglas county
in the Winston gambling case, the
Eureka Sentinel of December l6 says:
1t is therefore probable that the case
will be taken to the Supreme Court; and
should Judge Harris decision be there
affirmed, the sporting fraternity will be
under TIE necessity Of allowing the Roy
al Bengal to repose in peace in his ma
tive jungle on the Holy Sabbath.
This case having originated in JUS
tees Court and being appealed thorefrom
AS hy statute prescribed, to the District
Court, and a decision being had by that
tribunal, there is no further appeal TO be
had. The offense is misdemeanor and
finds determinate action in the District
Court. Such is our understanding of the
matter.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-19

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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-19

rIaa 4iiagtoH Special Of III. 4h 10 he Chicogn
TriJrne
To-day was Set down in the Wash
ington almanacs as "all demagogues
day" and it was approximately and ell
thusiastio ally celebrated il the House
by display Of ve:y thin virt.e, III the
Introduction OF bills to reduce the sal
aries of congressman. Every little
politician who WIS a wise virgin fired
Off his bill with n loud report, aud only
regretted that some other little poll
tician had got in ahead of him, while
every politician who was n foolish viz
gin mourned that the opportunity had
found him urprepaIed. About fifty
bills to this purpor. were introduced,
and about fifty Congressman go 10 bed
tonight congratulatinS themselves that
their political future is assured beyond
peradventure. They hope their bills
won't pass, but they will distribute
the printed copies over their districts
il the next few days, as thick as the
leaves Of the forest, TO show what yi9i-
LIANT guardians Of the Treasury they arc,
and consequently how desirable it is
that they should be reelected. The
display WAS co-nical one, the eagerncss
with which the repealeTs rushed to the
breach being peculiarly luCicrous. With
lle exception Of these few, the members
we're content to vote promptly for any
hing that would secure the repeal with
he least possible delay, CT cicc terst.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-19

| arsenal of weapons Immediately within
! his reach. and his swordbearer having
| his sword about three inches drawn out
| of its sheath. That was the nature of
that reception. a few days ago it was
my fortune aud my pleasure to present
my successor, the Hon. Judge Bingham.
l say this for the purpose of showing
what Japan ,rcS and what it is. On the
INST occasion l was escorted to the pal
ace by perhaps five hundred troops; the
orners of the streets we're protected by
opes to keep back the thronGiHS multi
t de, and as my predecessor and myself
.r,sSed in their midst, We heard namcr-
rus uucIyil remarks addressed to us and
IN foreigners III general. Let rs now
compare the circumstance Of the recent
audience. Judge Bingham and myself
Proceeded to the Palace without any
eScs.rt. There We're no ropes necessary
II cuniine the people III the corners OF
h. stree +, foreigners mingled with the
ctowd inrrhanics pursued their calllngS
,riii,',uTbei at our approach, We reached
he Castl" safely and were there received
~ tie Nini-ters-iii in foreign dress
u "a afterwards by the Mikado, standing |
III the same level rs ourselves dressed IN |
uniform like that Of II HuSs.ir in for |
ign services with cac!.oi hat and plume.
oniy lew days i>-torr, too. it was my
-i-..srre - be at the Palace with the
Duke of Genoa. Who was similarly Ge-
| we'd by the Nk..d,, who himself IS
cor ii - through the grounds. prone
adding far several hours with us, ana
L -;:.iy took breakfast there, when the
Z np-rof, " ho i !t.vs years ago was too
ret - bes seen. sal down With as in
.og=iIn style with foreign knife, fork and
SI,u II. AMI the same musician, who lad
II .,;s such hiieoi.e noises formerly were
playing wearing O the Green the
II IS ii;siee, " ana .-.S4ernln's March
i,r.'H-ii q, oTLia." Now ! turn to a
L: re st-io'.s snliec;.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-19

Mr. P Holland leaves Phoebe ly this
mornings stage for San Francisco. il
quest Of health aud iec,cation. Desir-
Ing tn visit the Gilroy Hot Springs dur
ing his absence. he viii lie missed from
Phoebe for some weeks. We commclI
Mr. Holland 10 the tender regard of cur
contemporaries in Western N-vada and
Caiifolnia.-Fjochs Record. Dee. Il.
We understand that tcIch-isht pro-
cession is being arranged i'll honor Of
Mr. Hollands visit TO Virginia City
His German friends there are very
anxious 10 see him, and We should not
be surprised 10 hear that the Dutch lad
taken Holland.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-19

Here fellows very interesting reyiov
Of the RELIGIONS arl educational aspects
Of things IN Japan: Jut our space pre-
cluies even a synopsis thereof. Safice
it to say tina. what was said Was in De
Longs usually cls;.- AM foreible fashion
AID goo: taste.
NJ DLtn- ha'ins acted temporarily
As the preventative of the Dutch gov
eminent. one Of the Netherlands Lega
ton. pre>en. at the banquert made an
entEu~!astic little speech il which lie IL
Tmed him that the King had conferred
u ,on him (DeLons) The Cross Of
knight ConEiandrr OF the Netherlands
Lon" This called the brushing Charles
to lis feet again and he made Il speech
from Which we make the following ex-
tract:
esteem myself extremely fortunate
Ia have gained the friendship Of the
D"tch subjects i'll Japan; and. OF th,
Dutrb Government and above that. of
the King himself. I can only say that
f. Il | have now some l!itls. herijagt. III
that nation, an! whe:, l ste the Dutch
ia. floating IN some ether country
wil :. III NY lot my tail, sh IL imagine
gia; | q sCOEt :. smll- Of It Co-Iiitiun in
/ = auct. and that ] have really been 50
;Grt"uatt as to WIZ my spurs of k"iG!,t-
lupd (Loug eli. ei-,l Cent? men. l
really don't know how this will b. uu-
ra.o.d IN the yailrys If Nevada. |
tell You it vii be a hard thing to zplain
l -h.ll feel l have won them by faIr ser
wee and | shall always endeavor to wear
them with honor both to them and To-
mysslf But l shall have to ask the
consent Of the great American govern
ment about this affair.
We are very glad, actua'ed as we are
BY spirit CT fair play toward ole for
the courteous treatment OF whom we
ought to stand in no danger of being
misunderstood, to present to this COM
nunity these evidences of our fellow
sage-brusher's happy success in his
office of Minister; and we must confess
that he has made a record of which he
and his friends may well be proud.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-19
whichIv5N ssh AT COST.
Box and Parl0r Sexes at Cost !
PRICES 70 SUIT THE TIMES

The following gods, at vhish Ir.'ss Lar
Will give an idea e the low Prices an rvE.
selling Goods;
Goal OIL. 20 cts. re- gaIcn: LAMPS complete
20 cents, Nails Ior kes, s.; per pound. cts:
Axes. 81 ~ to 81 =; s;,,l sledg,s, 40 cts. per
pound Steel weGg's, - Cts. per pound; W. NJ
x Co. Cross Cut Saws, 20 cts. per foot; stove
PiEse 50 cts. pr joiIf; Atlsntic Lead. - IS pcr
keg; Boiled OIL. S. to 81 % Per gallon; Bailiug
Rope, l6 cts: B-coIEs. bits 10 4 hits eacL;
Wood Fuse, bits per 100 feet; GreeEei and
Clatrough Shot Guns, Hunting Goats, etc, ct
LESS than San Francisco Prices.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-23
Weafa,cr Probabilities.

WASHINGTON. April 22.--'rhc area of low
barometer will extend on Wednesday east
ward over the Middle Atlantic coast, and
theuce northeast as Il storm Of considerable
severity.
The barometer will continue to rise in the
Northwest and over the Upper Lakes, with
cold, nortIIefly WINDS.
Southerly winds vccring to northcrly in
the Western Gulf States, probably forming
severe weather.
For the Eastern Gulf and South Atlantic
State>. southwest winds yccring 10 north.
west, with cloudy weather and falliu. tenn.
pcratlrc.
Cautionary signals continue at Whining
ton, Norfolk, Cape May, and Baltimore, and
are ordered for Savannah, Charles Ston, New
York, New London, New Haven, aud Woods
Hole
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-23
MANCHESTER HEENS.

A ClrzE.; OF MANCHESTER kILLED.-Robcrt
Hughes, IN account Of whose supposed mur
der near Florence, :. g, has lately been pub
lished, at one time resided in this place, was
au cEpoyc on the Richmond and Danvillo
railroad, aud afterwards kept grocery store
at Hull street and i.i.-h:ii avenue, and mar
lied sister Of Mr.. \. Cary Gibbs. The de-
ceased is supposed to have been murdered
for money. Is he was known generally tc
carry IL considerable sum about hS person
TIE MANCHESTER DELEGATIoS.-EX.Prcsi
dent Alfred b. Cheatllam and President
John II. Matthews, delegates from Manches
ter Council Friends OF Temperance to the
State Council, left yesterday for Staunton.
LrcTrRE.-Rcv. DR.. Edwards lectures a;
the Methodist church Thursday night fol
the benefit OF the church.
The BAPTIST CHURCH have changed thell
weck-nieht services from "Wednesday tC
ThulSQay,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-23
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
THE MODOC WAR.

WASHINGTON, April 22.-There is nothing
late at the War or Interior Department from
the Nodoc war ZIP to noon to-day.
SAN FRANCISCO. April 22.-rhe women
and children were removed before the mas
sacre of the peace commissioners.
The Modocs appear to he entrenched in a
neighboring cave.
One live and eleven dead Modoc, were
found in the lava-beds to-day, making six
teen Modoc warriors dead. Six soldiers and
one civilian were killed, and eleven soldiers
wounded.
When the cavalry returns the Modocs will
be attacked where it is supposed they are.
A dispatch of the 20th instant says nothing
has traDspired. The troops are awaiting the
return Of the cavalry and tire Warm Spring
Indians.
LATER-HosIILlT1Es RECOMMENDED.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 22.-Tbe firing is
heavy and steady Ut the head Of the long
cave, where the troops were attacked by the
Indians coming down for water.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-23
COTTON NfARnETS.

NORFOLK, April 22.--Cotton-Set receipts. lis
b1leS exports coastwlsc 1857 bales: sales, 200 bales
stock, !,76l bales.
BALTIMORE, April 2".-Cotton-Ntt receipts. II
bales: gross receipts 40 bales exports coaStwiSe
II bales sales. 0. bales: stock. lO.25! bales.
SAvASSAH April 2?.--Cotton dull Mddlings
l-ic: net receipts. i2S bales: exports 10 Great Br
tain, 5000 bales; sales. ljJ bales: stock. 3H06 bales
MEMPHIS. April 22.-C Cotton--Recepts, Gs5 bales
shipments, 49i bales; stock 3S.a57 bales.
.irGusTA, April tolicn steady: low mid
din :. Fac; receipts. Ill bales, sales. ls9 bales.
CHARLEsro$. April 22.-.;nttun quiet midlngs
ls3c.; low muduCs, lsc. good ordinary. l7liIStc
net receipts, O26 bales sales loo bales stock, 81 ~
bales.
MOBILE, April o. Cotton quiet ana steady mid
dngs, lssc net receipts, 5j8 bales; exports coas
wise lO oalcs sales. sVO bales; s.acH. u, .,9ia bales
tXrortS-To Great Britain, e5 bales; sale, sJ
bales; stock, ls,0OO bales.
WILMINGTON. April 22.-Cotton--Nct receipts
50 bales salcs, Gi balcs. stock, i!9J bales.
NEW ORLEANS, April 22.-Cotto In fair demand
price, steady: mitldlings. lsic net receipts, i3.'
bales: gross receipts. l5l9 bales exports To tica
Britain. a39 bale': sales l'oo bales last evening
3,1Jd ha $: stock, 49, .5i bales.
GALVESTON, April .2.-: o,ton---Net receipts. 49,
bales exports coastwse, i bIs; stock, So 1872 bale
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-23

A MARSHAL IL TRorBLE.--Jack Hays, mar
sha on horseback Of the fifteenth amend
mcnt procession On Monday last, was brought
before Justice White Yesterday morning,
charged with stopping >Irect-car No. 10 ana
>tlikin" the horse attached to the same with
Il sword. II appeared from the evidence
that Jack had stopped the same car twice
during the day--thc first time at the corner
OF Nineteenth and Main streets, and again on
the corner Of Third and Broad streets, when
he used lis sword. lie was fined $500 for
interference IN railroad matters.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-23
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.

France.
PARIS, April 22.-A dispatch from Alglers
saws that tour insurrectionaly chiefs have
been executed.
PARIS, April 22.-The authorities Of the
audit office nave seized the property Of NJ.
,Iauyier de II Motto, and will hold it until he
has rendered his accounts to the Govern
nlent.
M,pRlp, April 22.-S"mc OF ihcadhcrcnts
of Don Carlos YESTERDAY n..de al ATTACK Oh
thr Alcalde Of Figueras, in the province OF
Corona. A number of the Ecople OF the
town armed themselves and rallied TO the
.unport of the authorities, driving the i'll
SurSentS OIL.
errR RIOT IS FRASKFORT-SIXTEES BREWERl2s
WRECKED, TWELVE PERSONS KILLED, AND FOR
TY WOUNDED.
FRANKFORT, April 22.-The rioting In this
city Yesterday was caused by IN advance in
the price OF beer. The dsorderly demon
strations lasted until midnight, and the
troops were pelted with stones several times
during the evening. Sixteen breweries were
wrecked by the rioters, aud there was much
Numbering. During the conflicts which took
place twelve persons were killed and forty
wounded. One hundred and twenty of the
rioters were arrested.
THE HAGUE, April 22.-Thc Minister of
Co'onies to-day informed the Chamber OF
Deputies that the Du'ch losses during the
campaign against the Atchessnese. on the
Island Of Sumatra. we're seven officers and
Ihirly-eiyht n,~n killed, and thirty officers
and three hundred and eightf-three men
wounded.
england.
THE EPSON SPRING RACES.
LONDON, April 2a.--The EPSON >p1nS;
meeting commenced to-day. The city ana
suburban handicap was won by Mornlugtonl'
Cremorne was second, and Bertram third
The betting just previous to the start was
forty TO one against ,lcrnlrsion, nine 10 twe
against Cremorne, and twelve to one against
Eer,ram. Twenty-Five horses run.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-23
POET OF RICHMOND, APRIL -, H7a.


Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, nct
channise aud passengers, l.. +. ratun, aren't.
Schooner Coquette, Bramble, Rappahannock
corn, +. X 5. Workman Co.
Schooner Pandora, Kase, Rappallannock, corn
Schooner A. T. SInlrk. Jones' Norfolk, corn
Schooner Walter ". Pharo, Collins, Woods Hole
a.anu, Allison s. Ad"scu.
/. Schooner Ashland, Shannon, Baltimore, oyster
shells, Curtis & Parker.
Schooner George ). Rcpplicr, Blizzard, George
tow.,, coal, J. X. Johnston i 60.
Schooner Ca,par iiett, slannakcr, Philadelphia
Schooner Frank Walter Brewster, Baltimore, old
iron, Tredesar Company.
SAILED.
Steamer Isaac Bell, Walker, New York. mer-
cl;lndsc and Passengers, George ". Allen
Co.. agents
sch"omer Fugic, Corste, Washington, granite,
Schooner = II John :. Reese. woolford Washington,
granite, Curtis 4 Parker.
Schooner Emma L. Douglass, Ellis, Washington,
granite. Curtis 4 Parker
Schonucr BatImorr, Taylor, Philadelphia, hoops,
Curtis ( Parker.
MEMORANDA.
Smiled from Providence on the 18th. schooner
Titnouse, IIendreu: schooner George :. Fog, Coz
Inns: schooner Lizzie u. Barker, Barker sehooncl
William u1sr hn2m!T; 3or vrpGia
Schooner Ella Pressey. Prcssey, arrived at New
port on the 10th Of April from WOODS Hole lor
Richmond. -, r,
Arrived at New York April 2oth, schooner W. Il
Kutan. " ooicy; schooner Thomas g; Benton Mll-
ier schooner \. Shepard, Johnson; schooner James
Vild.rn. Cavalier; schooner Paul and Thompson
thompson; schooner ). Pierce, Green; sclIooncr
('hiugIror;i. jackson; schooner B: L. sllniI"n
craw. ,rhooupr ocean Wave. Zclutf; schooner G.
r P. Wright. Cropper; schooner j. W. Boyle, Smith
all Of Firgina. ,, Mt,
RIO JANEIRo. March s.-arrive1, Mary Rice
Pratt Richmond laHd sailed 2!tll for 81. Thomas
planet ri;trrnau). krucgcr, Richmond; brig sarah
and Eur ma, Carter. Richmond.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
o,,rruopr auriI lJ-Thc Baltimore llarh0r
r,nnruyrlneut Board give notice u mariners tha'
the ship channel ih the ''atapsro Is now being ueG
eu,. IL. ID vii, Ire m!rkcc by ci'lalei q! pies, "niei
viii show mhilc light /. n:9ff.
[3Y rELEGRAPH.I
New YORK, April 30 eo-ArriScd, steamers City c1
London. Perr!er. and Moro Castle:
Arrived, steamers Wesip pllalla. clyde Aialhaisah
and San salvador. Arrived out, siet'ners Asssri'
and Ii"lsalia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-23

E<GlNE OFF THE TRACE.-The through
express train IN The Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad whcb lett Huntington ut 10 a. NJ,
Monday, and was due mere at 4:30 yesterday
morning. did not arrive until T. NJ. owing
to tie engine running of the track at
Hawks Nest at ! O'Clock Monday evening.
No one was injured BY the accident, but the
engine and tcn'.cr were SO badly broken aS to
he unfit for sclyicc until repaired. Another
engine was procured, and the train came on
TO is destination.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-23

COOK & LAUGHTON will sell 1T lc3 4. VI. white
granite, yellow. AM Rockingham ware.
GRUBRS & WILLIAMS will sell at =. NJ the
brick rcsderc" at The southwest corner Of Clay
aud Fifth streets.
lSBELL & son will sell at ii i. VI. Il framed dwell
ing and two vacant lots at the corner of Duval
aud st. Paul streets.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS Will sell at IL NJ, nj their
Office On klcvealE street, farm OF ten acres, on
the Charles City road two and Il half miles from
the city.
HILL ECuDDIN Will sell at s. 7. NJ. a new framed
dwelling OH Clay street between Twenty.siXth
and Twenty-Scyenlh.
LYME & BROTHER will sell at p. N. u vacant
lot on the northeast corner Of Twelfth and Cary
streets.
REDWOOD & CRENSHAW will sell ut los A. NJ
new and secondhand furniture, &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-23
BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE. Aprit 2:.-Flonr steady and dull
Wheat firm. Corn firm, stock scarce white sonth
crn, CSC; yellow southern. ec. Oats firm: south
crn. 4S@.52c. Rye steady and unchanged Hay nm
changed Provisions b0uyant and more active an'
firm. Pork. $3.50. BukHlcltsSalcS. 10000 pouati
"I sh"u'd"rSat &c ic,Oeo pounds clear rib-si,I"
ut ?sc. now held at olc. Bacon has an advancing
tendency: shoulders, SIs!c.: clear rib. sides Ion
lO!r. Lard quiet but iirm. 9lmy32r. Sugar-clr"
hams. l35I1 Sc. Western butter scarce and wanted
choice Tub. Ss0.lac. Mhiskny-Sales at a!Mllic.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-23

fErlGnr From NEW QCARTEE.-Thc
Chesapeake ana Ohio RaiIroad Company
have recently opened an Office on Broadway.
New York. and arc, IN connection with the
Old Dominion Line of steamers, Competing
in the line Of western freights with the roads
running West from that city. Yesterday
there WAS received in this city the first con-
>ignment Of freight over that route, being a
shipment from New York to st. Louis, Mo.
The authorities of the road are now con-
sidcring proposition 10 carry The stone to
he used in the new Gnvernmrnt-housc n St.
Louis. The stone sQuarried in Maine; and
il the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad should
secure It's transportation an immense amount
OF tonnage will thus lElss over the road.
'lany of tie stones to be used in the build
ing wcigii eighteen tons.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-23

A New ORDER INSTITUTED. first stated
meeting Of the Y. VI. Clan WAS held at st.
A|han'r Hall Monday night, when the fol-
lowing officers were elected for The first
quarter: ". q. ". w. VI. Levi; A.W. G
NJ, Irwin Watkins W. &. b.. .JarieS Fox
W. &. +. s, O. \. Iiawkins; W. e.. K. :,
j. +. ChiI>iS; W. &. L.. w. o. knight ; W
G. !. g., i. j. Smith; ". 6. o. G.. X. II
Cowan W. g. 7. H.. James Luf>ey.
On motion Of the W. G. NJ, it was resolved
that the meetings Of tie Grand Clan should
be held the first and last Saturday of every
moon.