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Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-05-07

The Gar Of all the Russias il en-
dcavoring to compel his subjects In
Poland to accept and worship accord
ing to the forms Of tho Greek church.
The prisons are crowded with peasants,
riots are Of every day occurrence and
men, women and children arc maltreat.
ed and killed In great numbers, The
cause Of the bloodshed 10 that thu
Catholics Of Poland refuse 70 recognize
the priests Of the Greek church, OF
to attend their worship. What terri
Bile cruelty has been practiced in thia
world, led on by the remorsslesa
merciless fanaticisn Of church organi.
xati0ns. 4sa
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-05-07
CONGRESS-.
HOISI

rs hol SIE
WASHINGTON, April % The Honge
went into Committee oil the Whole on
the Indian appropriation bill, and Mr..
Loughridge who had charge of the
bill, proceeded to give a resume of its
provisions. His speech was mainly
devoted to the history OF the Indian
wars, In order TO prove that they were
generally provoked by troops, and con-
sequently It would be bad policy to
place the Indians under the control of
the War Department.
The estimated cost Of Indian wars
for the last forty years was an aggfe-
gate Of over $500 0O0O, ,O0O, and be had
no doubt of the correctness Of that 60.
innate With such record before
the country, It was difficult for him to
see on what ground the policy of ftnrn-
ing the Indians over to the War De-
partmcnt could be sustained. The
true policy was to civilize the Indians
and get out of the necessity for troops
to keep them In order.
Mr.. Parker followed with speech
Of the Same toney and the committee
rose.
Mr.. Sawyer, from the Committee on
Commerce, reported river and harbor
appropriation bill. Referred. sgsI
Adjourned.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-05-07

WASHINGTON, May 1.-The Chair pre-
sented the credentials of VIM. b. Wash
burn, of Massachusetts,, Senator Ii
place Of Sumner. Boutwell, escorted
him to the desk aud Carpeuter Presi
dent, pro tenn, administered th,
oath.
Borcman moved that when the Sen
atc adjourn It be nn4f Monday
agreed TO. ses.A 4
At the expiration of the morning
hour tho Civil Service bill camc up q
unfinished business, Norwood being
enflt1e1 IN tha 0nor tiia7
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-08-13

STATISTICS DESIRED BY 1HE GOvEHECP-
The Secretary of the Commonwealth has
addressed TO the clerk Of each court ia the
State series of questions, to which ne asks
answers for the Use Of the Governor, as iol-
lows:
What is the number Of DEGREES entered in
your court since the war suljecting real
estate to sale for payment Of debts:
What was the amount of the Indebtedness
on account Of which each sale was ordered !:
What is the number Of such DEGREES di-
recting sales of real estate for other pur-
poses?
In proceedings had uGder such DEGREES OF
each class, what is the number Of sales ell 81
ed and confirmed:
What is the number of sales attempted
and not made, or made and not confirmed b
reason of failure to find purchasers " 10
obtain adequate prices:
In how many and what cases have rcsa!es
been ordered in consequence of the IA .uru o:
purchasers TO fulfill the terms OF purchase I
In each case of sale, what vas the i1I-
chase price obtained?
And in all the said cases what are the re-
sDcctiye assessed values and areas OF the
tracts or parcels of the estate decrred to be
sold-whether actually sold, or from any
cause remaining unsold!
Prompt, full, and carefully-prepared ar-
swers 10 all the foregoing inquiries are earh-
esty called for, because they are necessary 10
be used in dcyising action Of vital import
ance to the whole State.
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MANCHESTER NEWS.

OK THE WATER LlSE.-Your reporter yes
terday paid visit 10 the mills and factories
that line the south side Of James river. At
the Cedar Works Of kirkpatrick Go.
William ii. Parrish, superintendent mat
ters were found brisk, large quantity of
first.class goods being turned out daily.
Messrs. Wortendyke u Co., at the Man
chester Paper Mills, (rhomas II. Wallace,
superintendent are still manufacturing q
first-class article of paper and paper twine,
for which ready sale is obtained.
The Manchester Cotton Mills (Ed. Gra-
ham, agent, and W. L. Farley, superintend-
ent,) are making some 10 cuts of cloth per
day, equal to nearly 1000 yards, with good
prospec, of an increase in business.
The City Flour Mills Of Walker Il Saun-
ders, with two four-ieet stones, have ca.
pacity- of 100 barrels per day. Two run OF
corn stones haye just been placed in position
for the manufacture Of corn meal. MI. u.
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PoLlCE CorRT. IEsIEEDAY--JHshce ".
H2u Crcio iTesi,!iHy y.-ihe following cases
were disposed o.:
Peter Andersen (colored), charged with
unlawfuIlr and leiouous!y seducing Ham
nah Brown. an unmarried colorcd female,
vine Is now under arrest charged with IN
fanticide. The case was continued until the
1876 iusla2t. aLG the accused was committed
10 Jail.
susan Williams (colorcd), charged with
using indecent language TO Pccahontas Har-
ris. Fined g.
Pocahontas Harris. charged with abusin
and insulting Susan Williams, was fined 90
James Il. Tyler, a little coored boy,
chargeG with s:ealing one chicken, the pro-
perty Of Beverly Lee, was reprimanded and
discharged.
Joseph Bailey (colo.cd}. charged with as
saul;:ng aru beating Charles Harris, was
tiaeG $50 anl. required to give surety for
gaCG OcaNiCr lGI sl% months in the sum OF
SIaI.
L"etj2 Garrett t,o.oIcd}, charged with set
ting hrc q inC dHei!ng.housc of Louis
G..I!uj, II: lMc rirut time. Case continued
until tic l5.A Instant, and accused committed
TO iii. anti: uI1t ;!:le.
i:12c!iuc Ia.;!a Zcolorcd), charged with
!nlc:s;e!.iL% ana abusing Susan y iliamS, was
fined go.
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VIRGINIA HALL To-SIGuT-MozIs AND Ca
TAwBA.-Thc entertainment to he given at
Virginia Hall tonight can be better under
stood by reference to the programme pub
lished in another column than by any eXpla-
nation we can make. Ca,awbl having indig-
nantly denied the Tilton correspondence We
NAV be assured, "ladceZ and genteeltnen,
nothink will be sade to offend The most dele
kinkly con>iugcutcd, but all will be most
pcr-ropper, and nothink ut all wateler be-
sides"
Mozs will be in marvellous trim, especially
in Fill JoanseS, when he willappelr to advan-
tage. So. also, will Catawbl when he gives
his old sailors yarns. The pieces to be rem
dercd are nearly altogether humorous. The
entertainment will prove most attractive
one, and it is almost Il foregonc conclusion
that the house will be filled.
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ATTEMPTED RoBBERY.-A bold attempt at
robbery was made ut lIr. r. W. Carriers re-
sidence, on Pine street, yesterday morning.
Mr.. Carter is the well.known treasurer OF
benevolent association, and was no doubt
supposed to have had a very considerable
amount of money in his possession. One or
more thieves entered his chamber at an early
hour and chloroformed him and bis wife
while they were sleeping, and then proceeded
to ranssck the house. Not finding what they
were in search OF, they went away without
disturbing anything. Mr.. and Mrs. Carter
were made quite sick by the chloroform, but
were not in anywise seriously injured.
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IL TRAVELLERS TESTlMONl.-
Thousands of travellers by land :nd sea nave
rouchcd Tor the efficacy q lius' tiers stomach bit
tr.s :5 ii preventive Of the physical disturbances
which ordinarily arise from change oi ilmale ana
the changes If Gict, water. &C.. incident lo wall
dcring HE. Upon systems toned, mrisoratcu' ana
regulated by this genial vegetable antidote inc eA-
tcrnai causes OF debility and disease seem |" pro-
,luc little or 10 effect. forearlned with liosteter
Rittcr> the yuyager may bid defiance 10 seasickless
and encounter tl- chilling io45 OF The British islrS'
tho coast winds of the Antilles, tacy temperature
or northern Alaska, or the burning heat or the
tropics with equal lnIMnity. The effect OF lpis adj
ulirahe lncdca,.d stinulaut Is greatly 10 increase
the vital energy Of The system, thereby enabling 1t
10 resist and rccl the exciting causes of disease.
All 3.dcud& wlw
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New STREET-CAR ARRANGEMEST.-By an
arrangement in the running of the street
cars. which went into effect yesterday, two
have been taken from the line beyond Adams
street and put on the lower route from
Adams street to Rockets. This places them
ct q distance OF eight minutes apart on this
end Of the lire. The number being reduced
OH the other end those now there are una
bic to make connections with all those rum
ming through Main and Broad streets, con-
neciing, however, with Il certain number
marked "HolIywood." Passengers by the
other cars are only taken rs far Us Adams
street.
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THE HUNTINGTON ELEvAToR.-A meeting OF
the members Of the Corn and Flour Ex-
change was held yesterday morning, and was
addressed by General Williams G. Wickham
and Mr.. G. p. Huntington on the subject of
the proposed grain elevator at Huntington,
W. Va. About $4,000 more than has been
subscribed by the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail-
road Company and Others is needed to en-
sure the erection of such an elevator as will
meet the demands Of the trade. Gentlemen
present subscribed several hundred dollars,
and the committee previously appointed to
solicit subscriptions during the day got con.
siderable additions. The total amount down
on the list yesterday evening was between
$4,000 and $4,000, and there seemed to be a
good prospect of the requisite amount being
made un
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NE;- PHOTOGRAPHERS C respectfully
anrouncr 10 the public generally that We have pur-
chased the elegantly arranged Photographic Gallery
formerly occupied. hy SIR. W. G. K. Frayscr, anu
more recently by Mcssrs. NJ. j. Powers II Co., at
No. lOll Main street, opposite the post-ciicc. The
Gallery has had many valuable improvements add
ed and We feel confident, win our prlc'ical eGpe-
ricncr we can promise perfect satisfaction to all
VINO may favor us with their patronage.
Duplicates of negatives heretofore MADE at this
establishment can be had at amy time.
Unr prices reasonable.
Visitors are always welcome, whether they desire
10 sit for pictures or not.
Z. g LUMPkIN & co.
ylS.lm opposite the post-ctllce.
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CLOTHING AT COST.
WILKINSON s WITuERS, CLoTnIERs,
1907 MAIN STREET,

preparatory to the coming fall trade, offer from
mer clothing, embracing many goods suitable Tor
fall wear at cost. Boys clothing and broken lines
of mems clothing and furnishing goods they offer
without reference TO cost. Sach an opportunity 10
purchase clothing at low prices Is seldom present.
cd Give them call, and buy fac goods al less that
usual prices of common goods, Terms strictly
casl.
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FUSERAL OF CAPTAIN f. S. GAY.-The re-
mains of Captain l.. S. Gay reached this city
from S!aunton yesterday, and were met at
the dcEo- by Joppa Lodge of Masons, te-
lachmcnt Of the First Regiment under COM
mand OF Lieutenant Miller, and number
of the friends Of deceased. The funeral
services took place ct st. james church, and
were conducted by the pastor, Rev. DR..
Joshua peterkin. The remains were fol-
lowed to Hollywood Cemetery by quite a
large procession, considering the fact that no
public notice of the hour and place OF the
funeral was given.
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CLAY WARD REPUBLICAN, ORGANIZATIONS
At 4 called meeting of the Clay Ward Re-
publican Club. held at the Good Samaritans'
Hall. on Foushee street between Grace and
Broad, the following officers were elected for
the next six months: President, John j.
BrightHell; Vice-Prcsident, T. Z. Craver
Secretary. John &. Coleman; Assistant Sec
retary, }. w. johnson; Treasurer, Fred.
lIackelt; ChapIains, John Armstcad and
z. Braxton. Members of the City Central
Committee: n. V. Blcchus, j. W. johnson,
and T. Il. Crayer. Executive Board: L.
Moore, G.. Harris, Captain y Burr, L.
Lindsey, II. White, A. Jasper, {. Lawson, j.
}. Brightwel, and J. &. Coleman.
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{sERssNS a a..
RICHMOND, August II, 1874.

RICHMOND, August =, lST4.
'EO THE RICHMOND CHAMBER OF
l. CUMMfEGF.-Snce 1866 | have been Gu
ped less than $50 car loads III any On" year, White
IN some Years my shlumcn!s have gone up to 40
car loads. My bark mil! Is IN LynchLurg, aud OBJ
taiu my bark mostly from the liue OF the Atlantic,
Mississippi and OHIO road fast Of that city. must
say lhal General Malone was the first man thlt r.
tucct The freight on that article. ON. ear IN
tended also 10 ship by The canal bat hEdlg mat IN"
toll without freight, was more TO tici!mo III TOR
same amount OF miles Than on the Soniilsi'l" road
to tily ront ! consequently rsmhned % o,ha. on VA i,
tempt To ship through your port | went 10 me
Richmond and awhile railroad. Their tariff WAS
higher from Burkcsvi!lc 10 kicnlnond than IL was
from Farnvic. From kcysvil!c could better a.
ford to wagon my bark 10 kiccs station and give
team good pay. remained on Mahont's ROAD, b'I'
uext wear found Colonel Talrott in Office suprr
some better chance and since then had no trouble
except thar since the railroad from Charlotte 10 /
long lor my purpose. MS freight reaches the Man-
chester station at i. ~. and will get to the com
panys wharf, opposite Rockets, some 900 yards
distant from the station, about T. NJ the next
day, II 1t has good llck and nothing happens.
[ would be glad If the Champcr III Commerce
Il see the Banvllle Railroad company aIrl get
them rihcr 10 move their road 900 yards farther
this side In Atlanta or they viii move their wharyrs
900 yards urthr up believe II Is The fartcst The
press nt parties can III tLe IL move Intend 10 con-
tinc to work OH lie Atlantic, Niss!ssiJ Jp ana ono
road. and would like to ship through this city, which
Intend to make my future homc. can AT th:
present time ship my bark from Amelia Courthouse
To Lynchburg, and rtsaip IL To any polnt east on
MahOne's road. Us cheap Us If brought II directly
10 this city. This se,ln' strange, but II Is OWING 70
| no'rlng else irtn that Is corporation owHea ana
operated for the Inhabitants by our home people,
| and by no Scott and huntington.
From career of seven ye3rS IN business mink
IL fur more bcut fetal 10 look into The carriage ol
| produce aud heavy frei2lts which may te bT"nsh,
| 10 Virginia markets. than for your cham tar oi
Commerce Of this metropolis 10 Civ. you rs.ls 50
much u: asincsS about the Adams Express ON
pauy. IL seems 10 Inc that some one of :hc DtS-
uutch must have had his kiuiOlk- In the mOuntllns
and wanted u send watermelon without pre- pay
| ing frcign, to them. have sent many thousands
! of dollars this season 10 stations on the Atlantic
Miss,ssipni and Ohio III without finding any ulf-
iculty but PR. paid The freight as lar as the
| Adams Express reached towards lis destination
SO far the Express Is cohcerned nave never en-
couutercd any trouble.
Even when | shipping over the souihS!tc
roan w;sS "'prseu ,'r ~ sovi ~ vas wrou" in
am, mos respectfully,
Your obeGent servant.
,u19.1t !. Is. GOODMAN.
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PIc-NICs.-The ladies of the neighborhood
will hold picnic at Mechanicsvllle to-day
for The benefit of the Sunday school. Fair
field Grange has omitted its meeting until
next Thursday in order to allow its men,
bers to attend.
The officers, teachers, and scholars OF the
Third Presbyterian church Sabbath school
will go down the river to-day on picnic
excursion, the proceeds Of which are to be
devoted to the benefit of the school.
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CAPTAIN MCCANN's ExcrRsIoH.-Thc cX-
c,rson OF Captain McCann TO CurIc'S Neck
yesterday was decided success. \ large
party Of ladies and gentlemen were in at
tendance, and dancin" was the order Of the
day. Upon arriving at Curle's Neck the
party was met by Major Allen, the genial
proprietor, and the hospitality of the place
was extended to all. The medal was pre-
sented to Captain Charles L. Taylor, the
former captain of the Lee Guard, by Justice
j. j. White, at the request of Captain Nc
Cam. rs Il mark of esteem for the old COM
pany and his personal appreciation of hlm.
Captain Taylor received it in Il neat little
speech. The whole affair was joyous, and
at the urgent solicitation of all present Cap
tain McCann agreed 10 renew the trip on the
7th of September, Of which due notice will
be given.
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UNRELIABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THS
RIcnSOED PGsT- OFFICE AUGUST II. 1874
Lockwood, agent Il. and y. K. r., care OF
Powhalan Wei>igcr, 1901 Main street, Rich
mond, W.; A. Mise. post-oificc box So,
Richmond, Va: Mr.. Antonio La Ce,Ia, 301
Moore, New York; Captain J. NJ. West, Pc
tersburg, Va: Mrs. ". S. White, Arlington
House, Richmond, Va; Mr. \. Vaughan,
Coles Ferry, Charlotte county, Va.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

THOMAS W. KEFSEF, 10 A.. NJ. general assor..
ment OF household furniture, piano, &c.
RICHARDSON & Co, 6 =. NJ. fifteen acres OF
land north OF Woodylle, near the Fairfield race
course.
MOODY & ROYALL, 12 NJ, tract Of land In
Chesterfield, one and ha miles from Coalieid
station.
IL. MCCORMICK, 1OH A. H., an assortment Of
household furniture.
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THE RAINY SEASoS.-Last night we had
another fine rain. plantiIulig accompanied by
lightning. 1t effects upon vegetation were
no douls good, but the temperature OF the
atmosphere was but slightly improved; be-
fore and after the rain it was too high to be
at all comfortable.
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lSkx 4 e1s,sskbD.
HUDGINS, GORDON Il CO.,

HUDGINS, GORDON t. CO.,
No. 1913 MAIN STREET
invite attention TO their large sic ck Of
IRON GRENADINES aud Al PACAS;
MOURNING GOODS in every variety;
LAWNS and PERCALES Of the latest styles
Afull line of WHITE GOODS,
HOSIERY and EMBGOIDERIES,
SASH-RlBBONS, SCARFS, and FANS,
and their entire stock Of
FANCY DRESS GOODS
At COST FOR CASH.
'u11 AZ
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Call and examine.

4 UGUoT 5, 1874.
r. 4. PRICE Il CO,
have just opened
NEW SIL Z BAND PRINTS,
IHISI! LINENS and BLACK SILKS;
NECK RurTLISGs in variety;
BLACK aud CoLoRED KID GLOVES:
LADIES BLACK SILK GLOVES-bcst;
WASH NETTS and BLACK SILK NETT;
lIAMBChG EDGES and INSERTISGS:
WHITE URGASDIEs, VICTORIA LAWS,
STRIPED LAWNS FOR POtASAISEs;
Buck aud LISLE GAuNTLETS:
LINENS for i,ing and travelling.
In order tn make room for new stock, all the
SUMNER DRESS GOODS
will be sold of without regard tn cost. Great job
Offered Ia them IL those in want au 3
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LOST, STkAYED, dc.

COO RE w A r ID Stolen from EN~-7
,SLO Goocblani county, on or about ~
Jul, 3Oii; iiar rk. chestnut tiny or chestnut sorIc!
MARE. about nine years 0li- about sixteen hands
iIyl. large frame and not la very y 0d cOndi!onS
The left fcrc foot l. q iit;e ciubbei and has wart
under the ,i. and the shoulder where the collar
works 4 l.tle knot
Tn. above reward will he paid for the return of
the mare or inform alton that Will lead 10 her re-
coyery WILLIAM +. KNOX,
An l2-3t Chief OF Detectives.
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LkXISGToS, VA, May IA, 1874.

LEXINGTON, VA, May II, Iof3.
KtssrS. j. ". Ddries & Son,
LEE" Gallery, Richmond Va.
Genllemcn,-The photographs of myself were
received IN due time, for which please accept III,
Kind thanks. They are the best l have ever ha'
taken, and reflect much credit TO your world
renowned Gallery.
With kiudest regards, NJ. J. JACKSON.
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MANCHESTER STILL PRoGREsSISG.-WILLIAM
K. BLUNT, practical bricklaycr. Ali work In his
line executed at short notice. quickly, cheapy and
In the best manner. Particular attention called to
the work OH the house of Mayor Ch!les, on Porter
street near Bt lie Isle avenue
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LADIES, If you wish to purchase CHEAP HAIR
GOODS or have work done, 90 to r. FEHRANDINI
the cnly practical hairdrcsser in this city. Estab
Iished In 1863. At No. 613 Broad street.
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TRANSFER PRISTISG-lSKs for copying letter
headings, statements, Tay-bi!ls, &c. Can be copied
In the ordinary letter press book. Send your orders
for printing in these INKS and for all other descrip
lions of prluting to tie DiSpatch Printing House.
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AirTmtond 1ispatrk.

sHTHE CIRCULATION OF THE DIS
PATCH IS LARGER THAN THE CONFINED
CIRCULATION OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

TIE WEATHER To.DAY.-From our re-
ports ihiS morning the probabilities are that
the ueaUer to-day arN be partly cloudy,
ritb rain,
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CoRNER-SroNE TO BE LAlD.-The corner
stone OF the improvement of the Third
Street African church will be laid this eve
ming ut 81 o'clock. WarreH Lodge OF colored
Masops will participate in the ceremony.
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PEMBROKE WHITE DRESs-SuIRTS-best fitting
shirts In the market-ready- -ma1c or made to order
by Z. h. SPENCE & son, Merchants Talors, 1900
.fI,,
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NJ III TIE BEST IOOIH-pOWDER.
MEADE 4 HAkpR'S

SAPONINE DEN TIF KIC.E,
The most ,flicacious aud elegant preparation known
for preserving aud whitening the teeth. Used and
recommended hy our best dentists. Prepared only
hy MEADE & BahtR, Pharmacists,
Sl9 Malu street.
Sold by druggists generally. Price, 80 cents 4
,,x an S
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RANGE OF THERMOMETER in the Dispatch
Wednesday, August 18th:
8 4. NJ L. NJ. +. ".
rs 90 81
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NEW MOURNING GOODS.
BLACK GRENADINES, BoMBAZINES,
TANESE. hlolIAIRs, ALPAcAS.
BoMBAZINE CLOTHS, EILoUR DE NICE,
AUSTRALIAN CREPES,
ENGLISH CREpFS, GRAPE Wells,
BLACK CASliMERES, CREPE DE ALMY,
BLACK DE LANES, &c &c,
on hand and expected by
aa3 T.R. PRICE & CO.
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SWAN QUILL ACTION.
SPESCERIAS STEEL PENS.

SPENCkHlAN 81 Eel if--Nc.
These Pens are comp isedi In tftsen numbers: OF
the NUMBER ONE Pen alone We sold more lliah
100000 In 1873,
and the sale Is continually Increasing.
They are of superior English make, and are just
ly celebrated for their elasticity, durability and
eyenness Of point. For sale by the trade generally
To accommodate those who may wish 80 try these
Pens, we will send sample card containing all oi
the fifteen numbers, by mail on receipt OF twenty
five cents.
I3S and I4o Grand street,
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NOTARY AppoISTED.-The Governor yester-
dsy commissioned ". B. McClelland notary
public for the county Of Londoun.
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Tho Penitentiary Storekoeper.

THE COMPLAINT AGAINST HH-REsrLT or TliB
INVESTIGATION ORDERED By THE GOVERNOR.
Governor Kempcr yesterday made public
bis conclusions as 10 the Sttrtkceper of the
Pcni:entary, having fully considered the tes-
timony taken and other papers produced in
the investigation which grew out of the fol-
lowing letter Of complaint: