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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-08

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-08

TOR SALE, LARGE AND SPLENDID
- GRAZING FARM in POCAHON TAS
COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA, DIVIDED IN
SMALL FARMS TO SUIT PURCHASERS.-By
virtue Of Il deed of trust from X. n. Pool &c,
will proceed to sell at Huntersyillr West Va, on
TUESDAY. 10Th day of August, $50, at u O'Clock
NJ, That magnificent body oil LAND, containing
FIVE THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED AND
EIGHTf-FivEACRES, formerly owned By jane,
r. Ewine lying on the North, South, ami Silver
forks Of Elk river, about one mile from Gibsons,
In Pucabonlas county, West Va. About 1900 acres
cleared and has 4 full and fine growth OF blue
grass and timothy. and furnishes grazing for sevc
raj hundred cattle each year. 1t has 4 very tne
body OF various timbers on it, and Is the best wa
tered land In that Section the three forks of Elk
river run through Its various parts.
Iron and coal are said TO have been discovered on
1t recently, and from lis location these minerals may
exist in vast quantities.
II lies Immediately along the line OF projected
railroad. and taken altogether Is the most desirable
holy or timber, grazing, or farming Land In That
fertile section.
Parties Wishing to examine the premises can fnd
good accommOd. lions at tlbS0nS tavern, and d.
reclions where the land lies.
The land Is being divided into smaller farms, OF
from three hundred to Ave hundred acres, the metes
and bounds Of which eau be seen by application to
JOHN A. LIGurNER, attorney ut law, Hunters
vile. w. Va. !.
TERMS: BY the deed the terms may be cash; bat
Upon small cash payment, to cover costs and nc
crued interest, and satisfactory security for re-
m,in,er, easy terms and long credit may be given.
~ 3I-dts Is. G.. HARTSUOk, Trustee.
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BY James NJ. Taylor L Son,
Real Estate Agents and AuctioDeers,
office corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
4 HOUSE AND LOT IN THE CITY OF
RICHMOND, FRONTING ON THE SOUTH
SIDE OF MAIN BETWEEN FIFTEENTH AND
SEVENTEENTH STREETS, KNOWN AS THE
MIDDLE TENEMENT OF THE "MANSION
HOUSE." AND At PRESENT OCCUPIED BY
a. j.. JACOBS, ESQ. AT AUCTION.-By virtue
of deed of trust executed On the 2lst day OF NO
vcmber lSe2, to the subscriber from NJ a. kracker,
recorded In the clerks Office Of Richmond Hastings
(now Chanceryl Court in u. j. u. A, page 527, TO
secure the payment Of certain negotiable notes
therein mentioned at the request Of The beneicla-
ry In said deed, and IN conformity with Tie dlrec-
tions of decree Of the Chancery Court OF the City
of Richmond, pronounced on the 9th day of May,
1871 In the case Of Shields rs. Kracker, shall sell
at public auction, on The premises, OH FRIDAY Inc
ed DAY Of August 1873, ut o'c ok 4. NJ. III fair X
not the irs. fair Jay thereafter, Sunday eXceped)
that desirable BRICK STUKE and DWELLING on
the south side OF Main between Fifteenth and
Seventeen streets No. 1925. The lot fronts twenty
one feet two inches, and running lack nlnety-touF
feet to an alley fifteen feet wide. .
TERMS: Enough In cash TO pay the expenses OF
sale and the sum of ,c45.593, with Interest from
May e7th, 1871 at The rate OF ten per cent per an
NUN, until paid, and q credlt for the sum OF
S1,O45 SOD, for which negotiable note VIII be taken
payable on the 9th day of May, 1874, with interest
II ON May 9th, 1871 at the rate OF ten per cent per
unnum added, and to be secured by deed or trust.
Terms as to any surplus of the proceeds OF the SAFE
after enough to satisfy said sums OF money que ane
to become due, will be made known on the day OF
sale. JAMES M. IA LOh, trustee,
JAMES NJ, TAYLOR &c Son. ApcttOnecrS. y w
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,orrrSVJLI,k MARKETS.

LOUISVILLE, August Flour s'eaG pert held ai
sss Bacon rm shoulders, IT., clear he1
fib iSsGiic clear sides iea9Ilc. paeS S|d srr
higher. Lard unchanged. Whiskey quie' anu IL -
al
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gociOty Of the Army, Navy, and Gulf
PORTLAND, Me-, August 1.-The Society
OF tho Army, Navy. and Gulf have elected
Admiral Bailey president; General Frank
lin and Admiral Thacker vice presidents.
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Grand total 10000 gifts. all cash.. $3.50 900
Whole tickets, IS half tickets, $3.50.
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t,NcrnNaTI MARKETS.

trsctSSAr1, August Flour quiet ana UNI
changed Corn firm # 4 SiG sf sSss7 Lard
in; and Unchanged. Bacon steady; shoiiu Sa' D
o. c,ear rib, I0ac clear sides, l5sc. "htskey' soc
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CHIT CONCERT.
TEN THOUSAND PRIZES.
LIST OF GIFTS.

This drawing has been legalizcd by special act Of
the Legislature, to raise FUNDS for the completion
OF the Masonic Temple in the city OF Norfolk.
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sFINsaNCI.AI.
BY Telegraph
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, August Mooney easy Al e1s
Sterling dull ut 100. Gold, ilssDilas. uu.siA
mcats-llttIe doing and nominal. ssascs-a
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DOR RENT, a DESIRABLE COUN- a.
II TRY RESIDENCE, In Powhatan county, iii
two and half miles from Tolnahawk station, on
Richmond aud Dauville railroad. With good DWELL
Ing with six rooms stable, sc. The house stands
In beautiful grove. snd attached Is an orchard OF
fruittrees with garden with vegetables of the usual
variety growing. such potatoes and onions, ready
for use This property is for rent by the month Is
In good neighborhood; good water, and very
healthy. and we'll suited TO persons desirous OF
spending the summer in the country.
n. NJ. LEE,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
iela l0I4 Main street.
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TOR NEW YORk.-OLD TO so|FTR
The side-wheel steamships OLD DUMihioA,
WYANOkE, ISAAC BELL. SAkATOGA. NJ
AGAKk, ALBEMARLE, and ilAITEK!,h,S seans
New York for Norfolk, City Point, AMI hlcnM9Ui
every TIL ESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY
ut o'clock j. NJ. ,,,,y
Leave Richmond every TUESDAY, FRIDAY
aud SUNDAY at high Hide.
These ships are entirely new. The! have ei'S'h'
saloons stafe-rooms and bathrooms
The fare accommodations, and attention arc "H'
surpassed. .i
Freights for points beyond New YORK fot"dr'',
with dispatch, and 10 charge made except %c'H1I
expenses incurred. - r.. ~
Close connections made with steamers Tor sA
southern aud European ports.
For further Ia ,rmaton, apply 70 ,
GEORGE w. ALLEN CO, Agen'S
Office Company's wharf, Eocheie'
Captain GEORGE W. ALLEN.
JOHN Il. MAYER. ap'
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Fare ffs Chicago.
large Excursion Party. DC.

CHICAGO, August IA fire occurred here
to.dsy among planning mills. Loss, $4,000
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A UCTION SALE-RARE CHANCE

A UCTION SALE-RARE CHANCE
n VIII he sold at auction, On the premises,
III not sold privately before) on MONDAY
valuable estate 1T Louisa Courthouse, Va, known
rs the LOUISA HOTEL property, consisting
of the following named bli!dings-to wit, one Large
TWO-STORY BRICK BUILDING. the lower
floors OF which are rented stores two large TWO
STORY FRAMED BUILDINGS: four OFFICES;
KITCHEN: large new 1CF-IIOUSE in yard; ex
ccicnt new STABLES sufficient for one hundred
horses. with garden and other lots attached.
There Is no other hotel In the town. The sale of
splrituous lGuors, bookkeeping &c, having been
for many years entirely restricted 10 this property;
makes 1t the most valuable Of the kind 10 be found
in the state.
Lo,lisa courthouse is situn.ed Immediately on lhe
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, sixty-two miles
west of Richmond, aud Is an improving, handsome,
and healthy place: and IN energetic man, win the
favorable terms on which IL will be Sold could add
greatly to It's already lucrative business by gcillg
boarders from Richmond and the lower country
during the summer and tall months, aud make the
place pay for Itself rs mere rent ere the ten years
expire. Possession LIST Of January next, and posi-
bly, earlier, If desired.
TERMS $1,000 cash; balance In ten years, payable
In equal quarterly payments Of three months with
six per cent interest and trust dee,l: or, fourth
cash, balance in ten equal annual payments with
interest, &C., ab,ve, ut option Of purchaser but
purchaser to keep the premises we'll insured In lieu
of personal security. Heavy discount for ell cash.
This property really for sale, and will be sold even
at greatly less than its value. For further particu-
lars address j. nj BICkEhS,
q, corner Twelfth and Cary streets,
TO- T,s,, iph fpu,p{
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SALE OF CHES-

" TERRIFIED LANDS.-on MONDAY, August
II, 1873 that being Chesterfield County Court-day,
shall in accordance with the decree rendered In the
chancery suit Of Mays executors Us Womack aud
Walden and others, pendinS in the County Court OF
Chesterfield, proceed to sell AT public auction at the
courthouse door In Manchester, ut II o'clock NJ,
The TRACT OF LAND containing S2Ot acres, be-
longing to Thomas NJ Wonlack. 1t lies In Chester
field county on the Goodies Bridge road, about five
miles east Of Clover Hill pits, adjoining the lands OF
NJ w. Walden, A. A. Phaup, Ed. T. WeLsters es-
tate aud +. j. Gresham. i he HOUSE Is wooden,
covered with tin, and has eight rooms, and In rea-
sonably good repair.
TERMS: Cash enough TO pay costs said suit and
expenses of sale, and balance OIL q credit OF SIX,
twelve, and eighteen months, equal payments, in-
erest added, for bonds with approved security and
title retained until payments are all made IN tnll.
CHARLES :. STkINGFELLOW,
an I-tdS .- Commissioner.
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NJ E w & 0 . d S.

IN -
weare opening daily uddtions 10 our l1rss sotk.'
SLIPPERS, TIES, PRINCE ALBEkIs' Va
FoRDS, JUNIATTAs, VIEWPOINTS
and variety of other styles suitable Tor preF"'
wear. Prices very low.
TRUNKS, sATCHELS, r. r: BAGS, &c. ard
Ladies' and Gents Custom Work, Dcst fnaA''e ~"
e. yIes made 10 order and guar iHteed 10 nj.
- JOHN II. BOsGBES s son,
,.,s 500 and 5I1 Broad street
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4 NOTION SALE OF VALUABLE AND
n ,TTKh GIVE REAL EsTAIE.- -.i,S,s Of
~ decree of III. Circuit Court Oh tynntt e. rs
auth of June, 1873. III the CASES VI rs Scott.
anghorne &C. and Langhornes ass ,er. " For the
ha ,,n,;ersigned. Us commissioners Ior t
&c, tne VIII IN FRIDAY the sth day oi nuEuI -
pu a pus 1, ,,emrup with the MILL at Tilt,
s'', III ~ tt,n Premises In each case, Dl p"unS
H., lon 70 the highest bidder, the following p'o
perty: ,,,, nrrJS md LOT known rs
.ionghorne Mills property, IN tnr eltf' the flames
burg bntween and al the 1unctl2n , W crock
pIIS and kanawha canal and BlacEwater ,,bs
I'M. Mace contains about an acre anu Nv a., State
1he hnurIng mill is OF the largest ~ liz o1s rer
IN s naie of turning out $50 Or 300 DITeis 70 on
dv. and Connected ihercwt tn are cor. m tns ca
hnsheIs capacity and plaster,inIi VI ~ water
nacitv per day. The very ample suppCC .noI Co.,
NAV Be perpctuany obtained from ti'e o"n"'
pany;; HALF-ACRE VACANT LOT Oh. on l BnaGH-
w,tor creek n half-nile above Inc lhlii' au"
ing the lot of John Wall. ,o.,o.e foundry on the
in An SCRE LOT below Dcane I2.nu AZ D. ot III
con,I the next hut one above PerclVai oiiose1 wa"
a email house thereon. iii s.. -onui,,ed rs 70 so
h as shall he necessary to pay expenses OF stiGs
@ oste nf sts-say, about five per cent. creui,
anu OF one two three, and four years LOT equal
66nrtious of the residue, with boIas Win sooa De-
pn.i srrurity. hearing six per cent. lnterest iIoni
d,in the it'll being retained as adultlonaI
mud prOperty subject TO resale In deiauit VI pay
mrnt in whole or In part
FOR uf'nei Il, G. II. KEAN,
j. II. LEWIS,
W. L. YANCEY,
a. w. SCOTT,
,o-,,d+. Commissioners.
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WANTS.

WANTED, a PURCHASER for No.
w NiLCHCoW with a young calf, said to give
three gallons per day. Apply to r.,
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Nv Redwood & Crenshaw, Auctioneers'
- ann Main atrnnt.

BN HCUNUUU q NiS1'''@
No. 1870 Main street.
GLASSWARE, AM ~
4 InOOnsE-FuRNIsHIN GoOpS AT a am,ti,
yin 81 81 At sra as stqeet wh es
ncGaras fTHiS MORNING at 10 o'clock the
entire stock of ,rrpv
GLASSWARE and
HoIIsE-FURNIsHING q GODS. tho At.
r, .tncE s large and desirable, and worthy Tic az
tcntlon Of the trade: g. cpENsUAW,
- NI-D" -, AuctiOneers.
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A NCHOR LINE STEAMERS. .rfg%S
IN a.sszafs3
RAILING FROM NEW YORK
EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.

.... RATES:
CABIN PASSAGE-PAYABLE IN GOLD.
To Liverpool, Glasgow, Londonderry, or
Queenstown Observation-Disclosures and SIS
ToJ ,ondon Observation-Disclosures. 50 and 10
tn Paris ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~ aud -
TO U.yrc Hamburg, Antwerp .,....... 60 and 70
To Bremen, Gothenburg, ChrstHnla.
&c ..,.............,.... IS and IS
N. B.-Cahin rates for Wednesdays sleaine!s pay
able IN currIcv.
Observation-Disclosures IN CURRENCY.
Glasgow. Liverpool, Queenstown, or
Hamburg. Havre, Antwerp, to......... 5trom 81
Bremen, Gothenburg. &c, to-. 1890. :. IS nom -
Passengers booked TO and from railway stii""S
or seapOrts In England Irc!af,h, Scotland NcrMay,
Sweden, Denmark, Germany, France, HOLLAND. BcE
GUM, and the United States.
Passengers booked DIRECT from Palermo, Genoa,
Messina, and Trieste 10 New York.
For further Information applyto
HENDERSON BROTHERS,
Z Bowling Green. \. f,or
GEORGE W. ALLEN co, Agents.
Old Dominion Steamship COMPANY, Rockets.
al n e
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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 18TH, 1873.
DIRECTORS.
ADVISORY BOARD,

ADVISORY BOARD.
His ExcelIency Governor Gilbert q. Walker,
Coonei Kader Bggs r. II. p:
John X, Mcdaniel, L. 6. Commander;
j. j. Burroughs,
Captain samuel Watts. Virginia Legislature
robert e. Wi!hers, q. A., q. II. L. and D. &. OF
&C;
Colonel THOMAS r. Owens, p. q. d..
John b. Whitehead, Esq., ex- Mayer;
Colonel w. II. Taylor, State SENATOR 80
James q. Balm, G. q. q. CT go, ,..,,,
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NATIONAL LINE MssFs
In STEAMERS. $3.50
WEEKLY TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVER.
FOOL, FORTNIGETLY TO LONDON
(DIRECT), FROM PIERS IL
... AND ~ NORTH RIVER,
NEW YORK

These steamships are the largest In the trade.
Cabin passage, Sse, So, and siO0; excursion, slte
and $3.50 currency; steerage, see. Prepaid steer
age tickets from Ltyern0ol, Queenstown, LONDON
derry, Glasgow Cardiff Bristol, or London, cheaper
than by any otlier route. For further Information
apnly to F. ". ). HURST, .
80 Broadway, New York; Or
GEORGE w. ALLEN s. Co, Agents.
an "a RirhMoni. Va.
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BY j. Thompson Brown,
by
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. Ills Main street, opposite Dispatch office.

No. Ills Main street, opposite Dispatch office.
DOR SALE AT AUCTION, SATUR-
MOST BEAUTlFUT, AND DESIRABLE LOT
On WEST SIDE OF PINE BETWEEN Abe
MARIE AND BEVERLY STkEEFS;-This
LOT fotiDg 5Ox15 feet to an alley, is The choicest
mad the attention OF persons desiring frst-claSs
building lot 1t will be divided If desired.
TERMS Onc-thirl cash balance six and twelve
months, secured by trust deed.
J. THOMPSON BROWN,
M T-tds Auctionecr.
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BOUTS. SHOES, &c.

GALL AND Elk MINE UUhRu
~ fine assortment OF -
TRUNKS, VAI.ISES. SATC1fELS. "a
OXFOKDS; -
LADIES, MISSES, and BOYS Shoes, &C.;
WlNGO, LLLETT 8 ckt MI,
iy1o 1905 3iain street
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WANTED. a SITUATION as COOK by
w 4 white woman who understands cooking IN
III rs branches Address COOK"
an S.ltx care of Dispatch.
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Plan of drawing same as that of Kentucky State
Library Association. drawing TO take place II,
Norfolk on
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TOR SALE PRIVATELY, Cedar
Il PARK" at POWHATAN STATION, on
tue. Richmond and Danville railroad, twenly.
two miles from Richmond; contains THREE
two hundred are cleared, INCLUDING BUILD
ING LOTS Yields good crops OF corn, wheat,
tobacco, SC. The improvements are large and COM
motos aud Is not only the best located, but OF
the handsomest hcmesteads In the countye Apply
To- u. j.. APpEkSOS,
Real Estate Agent anu Auctioneer.
" s-1tawtISfSpO
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TOR RENT, Il very desirable and a:s
L well-located SUBURBAN FARM of forty ELI
four acres on the east side of the Brook turnpike,
about two miles north OF Richmond, with u very
sIye, with French roof, portico, &C., containing six
roms The land lies be utifully, and should attract
the attention Of persons Wishing dairy or market
farm II Will I've leased for five years, If desired.
Possession LIST Of October. Apply to
JOHN 7. GODDIN, Real Estate q gent,
all 6-eod3t Bank aud Eleventh streets.
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WANTED, a No. / BLACKSMITH to
w Iron wagons, carts. shoe horses, and DO 3lack-
s,nithinp generally None but good workman
with steady habits need apply. Address
,u.,t Ashland, Va.
, 1873-09-06

and that tho none titus oovorod into
tho Treasury can 10 finally disposod Of a.
en unexrondod appropriation, and thus plaood
beyond tho roaoh Of thoao who lavo donated 1t
or Of their representatives. 1t is now in order
for Con. Spinner to writo lottor to sustain bis
position, II llo desiros to koop tip his reputation
aa tho " complete lottor-wrltor." Wo approhont1,
howo7or, that tl.o task will DO fully ~ difficult
az to provo thnt tho dcbtor-o]ass Of
this country ia largor tllau tho orol-
itor-clasa, WHICH ia tho last proposition IN
political sclonco Which ho haa undertaken to
demonstrate. Is thore to bs nothing in this
Government Of ours beyond tho reach Of Con-
gressmen? TrBt wc woro told that thoro was
no way for Congressman to giyo baok what they
worc not ontitlod to morally, and now Con.
Spinner would have us bo1ioye that those WHO
havo givon back thor grab can tako 1t again
whenovor thoy fool 80 disposed. Perhaps aome
baok.Blidor had better try 1t On first, 10 500
whore ho will come out.
, 1873-09-06
CHICAGO At CINCINNATI,

Tho Cincinnati Gazette OF yesterday has tho
following concerning our Visiting Committee at
their Exposition:
The 1ntorstata Exposition Of Chicago THAT city aas
hhbt OF parting nnues In tho middu) sent three Of
its representative men to Cincinnati, to examine and
report upon tue MANNER Of working tho greatest E1-
position IN tho country. These gentlemen arrived
Yesterday. morning, sinco which tluo thoy have
The names OF tho Committee ara % ~. foi.
iowa: J. Irving Pearcc, P1oaidcnt Of tho Third
Natlo1'al Bank Of Chicago John 3. Drake, whom
many OF our cittzans will remember ns former C1l-
cinuatian, aud late proprietor Of tho fremont ouso
and 0eur8e u. Latiin, retired merchant. These nre
enco WHO nre at present making oxpostous Study
Detwocn now and tho 25th of tho presont month tey
expect to gather Into o{r $3.50 iron and gtasa
building MI exhibition Of articles which even Chicago
shall be proud of-and they want adylcc They nAkod
an astonishing number Of questions Of our Com,nis-
BorsrB yesterday, and were rewarded with much In.
formation Of value.
j.. In course Of conversation upon our own EXPOSE
ton. they sati they found show that was Away be-
you'd their expectations. With their own now build
ing fresh in their min1 they could uot be very deeply
impressed With ours but the display Of industry and
ar, which tho building contained, surprised aud do
lighted theln Especially were they pleased with what
why, alr !" aaid Mr. Drake, i" II wo can make half
40 crcdtablo BAow III thcse respectA, wo sa fcc vat
lstcd. Your Bhow Of machinery Ii wonderful by far
tho greatest over Haw mud as for loWcrs--when I
lived n Cincinnati fifteen years ago. che used to boat
tho whole country thcn."
Mr.. pearce also expresses his admiration Of the col
lection OF nrt In tho highest tors. These goutloon
prepare for opening ttoir great Exposition which had
ita first inception scarcely nauty 1Ays ago.
, 1873-09-06

md bonds that tho Qovornmont oan dorivo any
bono0t from 1t. II tho Union Pacific Road woro
possessed Of tho menua out Of Which 1t hos boon
dofraudcd by tho Credit Mobl1ior, tho oa1toa
Amor ooutract, and tho other rings which have
drained itH RESOURCES, 1t would now DO In coll
dtion to pay tho interest," on the Government
bonds. It Ia thu purpose OF tho Government
suit to recover for tho Union Pacific tho ,nonoy
aud bonda out of which It haa been dofraudod,
including tho pro1ts enjoyed from fraudulent
contracts, money and bonds giyon away to
aocuro loglBlation, money for stock and bonds
which wore isauod md never paid for. II tho
alleged frauds can be proved, there Ia good
claim tn equity for recovery OF tho money
involved, and successful iasuo Of tho suit
would incteaso tho value Of Union Pacific
stock and bonds, socuro the loan advanced by
tho aovornmont, md, bost Of all, bronx up tho
Credit blobilior system Of building railroads. It
Is for the interest Of the people, aa Taxpayers,
for tho good OF tho public service, aud for tho
improvement Of public morals, that tho suit
should bo vigorously prosecuted In tho ab-
aonce Of my bettor reason than has got been
given, poatponemont Of tho nult by tho Gov-
ernment must be regarded aa m evidence Of
bad fRith.t
, 1873-09-06
tolcration any conditions IT may doem advis-

Tho capture Of tito English yacht Doorhound
by tho sranfah authoritioB while engaged In I.
contraband expedition, showa that tho o1peri-;
onco at Gonoya has not yet had Its legitimate
results. Tho Doorhound londod In IN English
port with ammunition and supplies for tho Car
lists, and waH watched In all her n,ovomonts.'
For days boforo nho arrived ut tho Spanish
ooast, tho Spanish gunboatB woro On tho
lookout for hor. and eho waB finally
captured by tho corvette Duonn Vontura, and
hor crew nro now lodged in Jail nwaiting trial as
pirates. After having only rooeutly psid
sl6, 100000 for thcir exploits in furnishing nld
and comfort to insurgents, ono would naturally
suppose that tho English would loao thcr inter-
oat In tho operation. Tho facts, however, chow
that thoy aro just as roady as evor to intermed-
do In foreign wars, whonevor there is Q proapoot
Of turning ponny. =.
, 1873-09-06
GIVE US BETTER GAS,

To ho suddenly envelopod in tho scorclihE
blaze Of q kcroscno lamp explosion il doubtless
ono Of tho unpleasantost tlinga IN tllo world,
yet It IN questionable whether tho unfortunate
whom thin fata bofalls, Is not happier iu hia
sudden extinction, tllan the thousands who,
night after night, wear out their oyosiglt work,
ing In tho dim rays which fall from tho faint
Mckor OF tho burner supplied with gas from tho
Chicago 0aalght and Coko Company. il
thcro was good pressure Of bad gas, or eyon a
bad pressure OF good gas.. tho caAo would
not 10 30 hard but when tho gus ii
wrotohcd and tho proan.lro, after an curly hour
in the oyoning, is 80 low that the tla,ne Often
gets tired waiting for tho gaa to como M, aud
gooa out, tho case Of tho Gus Companys do
pendant il a worry hard one Tho dolnand for
korosone and kerosene lamps hns Increased
greatly Of |ato, q hint which should DO accopted
and aotetl upon by tho q. G. L. It. q. Co. buforo
the whole city turn oil-Lurnots IL sof.dofenne.