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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-03-12
Valuable Grist Mill for

I'VE wish TO sell our excellent Grist Mill two
w miles from Canton, Stark county, Ohio, near
the Fulton road and situated within sixty ieet OF
the track Of the Valley Railroad.
Said mill is driven by water power, has three
run OF stone aud isOne OF the Oldest eStablis he'd
mills and best water privileges in this section. 1t
is in good condition and commands now a large
custom business. With the mill are 80 acres OF
land. Satisfactory reasons can be given for wish
ing to sell. For further particulars enquire OF
the undersigned at the mill. -
WISE 4 LOUTZENHEISER,
feh5 ,7lm2
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VOLUME 40.
BUSINESS CARDS.

Attorney at Law and Notary Public, Agent for the
sale and leasing Of Real Estate-Ofhee. Eagle .1S
Block. A ieo%t -
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rHE say sYsTEM.

The Committee of Ways and Means to-
day, heard Jayne, the Government infor-
mer, and Hyde, the counsel for the Boston
Board of Trade. The latter will to- NOR
row propose-first, q repeal of the laws
under color of which the obnoxious seiz-
ure of books and papers have been made
second, a repeal of the laws giving mole
ties 10 informers of United States officers
Of fines and penalties; third, 70 limit ec-
uons for recovery Of Pepalties 10 two years;
fourth, that forfeItures shall be limited 70
the lltms in relation % winch fraud Is
commnted, and that nothing shalI be 80
construed 30 as u forfeit an entire invoice
or entry Of goods, or dJubls the value
thereof where IN. error Is fund IN one
Hem; and. fifth, that whenever goods are
entered free, aud Whenever outles arr
paid and the goods delivered TO the lmpor-
ter, such entry and .aettlement shall, an
the absence Of fraud and protest by tho
owner or importer, be conclusive on all
| parties rfs fr. r-r Il.
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.Enqlish paper.
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Farm for Sale Adjoining g
Canton.

TNHE undersigned, as Executors of the last
will and testament of John Reed, deceased,
offer for sale at private purchase, the well know
Reed farm adjoining the city of Canton, imme-
diately north of the Fair Gronnd and fronting
on Lawrence Avenue, which runs from North
Mark ct street past the North School Houseto the
Louisville read.
Said farm contains l16 acres, abont IS acres OF
which is good timber two hrst-elass orchards
the county quite convenient; the farm Is hnely
watered in other respects as the east creek runs
through the east part. - +A ~
This valuable farm offers one of the best op-
portunities for any one wishing to invest. IL Is
so convenient TO Canon it may be sold readily
for out lots or for building lots, or may be used
for gardening or dairy purposes. The quality OF
the land is Of the very best about Canton.
For further particulars and terms enquire OF
the undersigned North East corner of Marke
WILLIAM W. REED,
JOSEPH REED.
Executors Of the last will and testament Of JohI
Reed deceased febl2 Taft
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Sho-;m SoIa.
Rnese H. Quigley

Rnese H. Quigley vs. Samuel Leeser ct ux. ct al
ByVirtue of an alias order to sell ssued from the
court of common pleas of Stark county, Ohio, and
to me directed will offer ior sale at public out
cry at the door of the court house in the city OF
Canton, on
Saturday, the 14h dag of March, 1874,
the following described real estate situate in
said county, to-wit: Being part Of the north
west quarter of section Il, township l, range 10,
and commencing the northwest corner OF
said quarter section at a stone; thence running
$50 east, 40 chains and 40 links thence north q
east IS chains and 25 links; thence north $50
west 40 chains and 40 links to the place of begin
ming containing one hundred and thiFty-four
acres and thirty-three hnndredths of an acre
Q34 $4,000 of land according to plat OF survey
in the north part of the above named quarter,
survey made May q, 1864. by John Whitacre
County Surveyor.
Sale to Commences at o'clock p. m. Terms cash
febl2W5 p WILLIAM BAXTER. Sheriff
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TIE cENrENN1AL QUESTION

Was further discussed to-day Judge
Thurman made q sensible speech against
the feature ofan international exhib bition.
in. which he pointed ont the incongruity
Of such an exhibition and an American
patriotic celebration Of the Fourth Of ] uiy
Mr.. Frelinghuysen replied in his usual
Elijah Rogram style, sndsmAdsi even has
own side ashamed of him. THERE'S a mo-
ton pending. to instruct the COMMITTEES on
Appropriation to report q bill giving
three million dollars to this purpose 50
all disguises are now stripped Of, and the
purpose of a raid of millions on the Fede-
raj Treasury is boldly allowed. AS this
design becomes apparent the measure svi-
IDENTIFY loses strength There are South
ern Senators ready to Yots for a oslebrai
tion, who are AFRAID to vets to tax theft
Impoverished and suffering constituents
millions for this purpose. They admire
the Centennial. but have = decent regard
for their own political hereafter. el. 2
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DIR. RUBINI,s
Homeopathic Remedies

No. 1 Cures CRAMPS, Cholera Morbus DC.
" HEADACHES Bilious, COHgestire
Nervous and Sibk.
3 80 WORMS (tcithout Caster Od)
F" NEBRALGIA, Fdbe Ache.
FEVER AND AGpE, Intermittent Fs
per, Dumb Egls
COUGHS, ROfseness, Bronchitis.
DYSPEPSIA, DeTanged Stomach Cos
tiUeHeSS.
+" CATARRH, Cold IN Head.
Q " GENE RI DEBILITY.
10 " RHEUMATISM, Pain in Chest, Side OF
Limbs.
Any of the above remedies sent by mail, post
paid on receipt of price, so cents.
Agents wanted eVerywheee.
Address PITTSBURGH HOMEOPATHIC
PHARMOCY, 3zs Penn S9-. Pittsburgh, P.
s. N. NYE, Eagle Block Drug Store, Agent for
Canton. ctl2, S75 o
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Buddha,s Ten commandments

Here are the ten commandments o
Buddah $50 80
1. Thou shalt not kill. .z1-7 i.-1gr ~
2. Thou shalt not take for thyself VIA
belongs to anotheF.==
3. Thou shalt not break the laws o
chastity. -.... ---
4. Thou shalt not lie. -ta---i
81 s. Thou shalt not slander = --g-
9 6.-Thou shalt not speak of injuries. d.
Z. Thou shalt not excite quarrels. rt
s. Thou shalt not hate.
9. Have faithin holy writings, 3'
L - 1oy Believe in Immortality. .dS-A i-,
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! .lPoLITTCAL NOTES

I We never expect tolsee msn made tenn
aperate BY law; butsEe do beheys, and
know, ,1hat law can do much 10 restrain
and diminish the evils Of intemPerance
when enforced with wisdom and hrmness
TO that end.-POrtlqnd argus, Demo
cTdt. ,...---
The Tribune calls Sanborn and JAYNE
"the monumental thieves Of the ages"
And pray what title shall be bestowed
upon their allies in office, who make 1t
possible for these men to do 90 biaekmail
business men and at The same time rob
the Treasury p Prorideace Press, In
di ana.
1t will be blessed dag for the country
when the funeral Of the Republican party
takes place. The people desire change
and determination 10 have 1t. Let as
have men Of ability and character at the
! head of the Government, when we shall
respect ourselves and conseq quently have
the good opinion Of the whole world
Boston, Express (Deps.) 4-..s.-. r..s
The Worcester Gozctte says: alt il
beautiful sentiment, that Of Mr.. Forbes,
of Boston: ave propose 10 keep the Re-
lpublcan PARTY of Massachusetts where
/ John A. ANDREW left it, I'VE admire It,
Land we hope it may be practicabie; but
we have grave fears that AIR. Forbes and
those who echo him viii only succeed iu
placing the Republican party alongside Of
i John Browns body. Il
i Governor Davis, of Minnesota, has de-
clined to sanction the proposed increas of
his salary from $3.o00-to $4,000 on the
ground that he could not consistently Gc-
cept the, money after hGNing denounced
the salary grab last year. Aessrs. Ram
sew and Window would like 10 know
whether Mr.. Davis expects q return from
this inVestment next year or not until
le17.9ir,siU i---i sissupS1 odE .-al1
The organ Of the Rephbliean party at
the capital Of Mlchigan sshoWs that Of the
thlrIy-seven le@dlns Republican neTspa-
pers IN that State, Lwenty nine are OppoE-
ed 70 fnfAtion, and tax s the 1sttSr-O OesaTs
4 the organ Of The AdnlnistfAtion2 In Ghe
Northwest, severely 10 task for advocating
the policy OF Mr.. Logan and the log in
. -The Republican Legislature Of Kansas
, hah Im Pezched StHts treasurer J. e. hayes
forscOrI upt, dishonest, ana illegal pracLlces
and the RepublicAn press ~ clamer0us tor
his oficial bloOd. w bile approving thsir
indlgnauOn il viii occur 70 most people
that BY re-nominstsng and re sleeting
/ Mr.. Hayes in 1872. after the State AUDI
tor had exposed hinirresu esuiAEltlea in 1871,
the Republicans Of Kansas mado them
} selves party 70 hiscriae and directly rus-
| EPonai5le iherefor.bnr n1sh1 n55W1sd
!, - IL M ~== 3vpf sf
( L.. r.Asprea6-eagle.l ora. Or Of New e York
wanted the wings ofa 9irJs 70 hy so.ev. ~
village and hamlot IN n-tas road and; tTt
heWlted when a naughty b yin tke crowd
sang out You'd Be. shos i3r a goose be-
fore you had asW mile. - -
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THE ROBBERS RING.

The Joint Select COMMITTEES Of Investi-
CATION on District Affairs met to-day, but
their proceedings were unimportant. They
directed Shepherds answer to be printed,
and allowed the memorialists 10 have ae-
cess to the original contracts and papers
filed In response to the Committees in
auiries. Tomorrow the Committee will
proceed to examine the question Of the
School Fund, and will have before them
all the officers of the City Government
who can throw light upon the sub
5ecf PM. .la.a
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Richards & LathrOP,
Engine Builders, MaGhinists
Steam & Gas Filters,

DEALERS in all kinds of Brass Goods such
Globe Valves, Check Valves, Water Cages, Steam
Cages, Hose Couplings, Hose Pipes, and
Iron Pipe, Gum Hose Gas Fixtures
We are agents for Gardner 4 Robertson's Gov
ernor, Sturlevants Pressure Blower for Black
smith and Cupola purposes.
Particular attention given to re-
- 81 - A pairiRSs- ~
Shop on South Cherry St.below R. R. Crossing
ssptl4, '73-ly
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Ine Senate COMMITTEE on Claims TODAY
decided 70 report bill giving twenty fiSe
thousand dollars TO the kentuckyAqricul.
-tufal and Mechanical Assuciati5n for rent
Of buildings used by United States trcSps
during the war. y s-sLs lns =
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BoGttcaGs
WASHINGTON.

The Bad State OF Lonisiana---PhaIa-
de1phta'a Raid on the. Treasury---
Prospect Of Defeating the RasoaiI1
GEab-The Bill for the CouAsoaSfo1I
of Utah Practically DeRanot--Ths
Matter OF Interstate Commeroe---
Investing the Spy System. . -'
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MTSCELLANEOUs.
7TcuARnS = NLATHROP.
n M GRIMES

+ STARK COUNTY DEMOCRAT,
A. McGregor Son, Publishers and ram s1S o
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MEDICAL.
Thc most Wonderful DIseOvery Of
the 10Th Century. a

Tne most wonderful DEseOverY Of
the I9ih Century.
DIR. 8. ID. HOWE'S
Arabian Milk-Cufe
For CONSUMPTION,
And all Diseases of the THROAT, CHEST aud
LUNGS. CThe only DIedieine OF the kind In the
worldly
Il Su68titute for Cod Liuer OIL.
Permanently cures Asthma, Bronchitis, InciP-
lent Consumption Group, Coughs, Colds, &C., In
a few days. like magic. l'riee 81 per bottle. Also,
DIR. s. ID. HOWe's
Arabian Tonic Blood Purifier,
Which DIFFERS from all other preparations in
its IMMEDIATE ACTION upsn the
Liver, Kidneys and Blood,
Il Is purely We getable, and cleanses the system
of ali Impurities, builds 1t right up ana maihss
Eure Rich Blood 1t cures serofulous Diseases
of ali kinds removes Constipation, and regulates
the Bowels. For GENERAL DEBILITY"
LOST VITALITY" and -BROkEN- DOWN
CONSTRUCTIONS" / challenge the 18th Cen
tury' to find its equal.
Erery Bottle is irortA ITS beigB ~ God.
Price 81 per Bottle. -.
Sold by W, B. FOYE, Druggist, at wholesale and
retail. Sole Agent for Canton, q.
DIR. =. ID. HOWE. Sole Proprietor,
16l Chambers st., New York.
aug 2s '7s-m6
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rt1sTIcE OF PEAcE-ofiee In Mayors ofdce,
West Basement Of Court House, Canton. ONO
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The Committee Of the House on For
eign Affairs considered to-day. the questlon
Of the disposition of the Chinese and Jap
anese indemnity fund. Several schemes
OF distribution are proposed, and as it. is
conceded that more money was receiyed.
than was really due to this countryi some
old-fashioned people suggest the idea Of
returning tie excess. 1c No conclusion has
yet beenreachsda 81. 10 gaid.on
sib r1ses COLONEL B1RLAE. tcf1 o.U
Who was removed from Ofs1os Of5 BOstsOE-
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i - tyHIRAM THURSTON,
Book binder and Blank Book Manufacturer AZ Az
orders from abroad promptly attended 70; blno-
erv IN Harter's Block, up stairs, Canton, Ohlo-
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@I 5tT,-e r.
Congressional.
FROM CALIFORNIA.

Stocton and other Points-The tWo
Valleys-~Cant0n = -Wtndmtlls
-O1Rsrant Races &C. Et1
---- - -----. -..-.-.v
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JACKSON HOTEL,

Canton. ohio-JouN HKRnsT, Proprietor. Having
fnst leased and rehtted this Hotel, Will en-
deavor 10 keep a good table OF the best the
market affords. Good stabling for horses, an
good attention. The choicest OF Wines, &S-i "a
WAYS on hand. may 'f--N
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raE DRurAI ANTI MoRMoN BIDS,

Reported by Mr.. Mckee from the Com
miLJee on Territories, was got before the
House of Representatives. to day, and the
Clerk was proceeding TO read aL by sections
when Mr. Geo. F. HOsr, OF Massachusetts
made the point of order upon 1t that as II
cTeaJed new Offices and imposed new du-
ties upon the offices already in existence,
which would involve sn apprOl lriatlon,
the bill should go, under the new rule, to
the Commlttee OF the Whole. Mr. Nc
Kee struggled hard against this ignoble
mode of strangling his bantling but all
in vain The speaker indeed played with
him for while like cat with mouse,
but finally decided against him. The up
shot is that this bill IS now at the foot Of
a long calendar, and the lovely crowd OF
| United States officials in Utah must post
pone their raid on Brigham Young's ma
terial possessions and harem to q more
c5nyenient season. -s..-,fI
THE DEBATE ON THE MccREARY BILL
To regulate fares and frsights on the rail-
roads was continued to-day by Messrs,
Arthur, of Kentucky, In the negative and
| Hurlburt, of Illinois, IN the Affirmative
The speech of the former was regarded
] by the Democratic members as q profound
and exhaustive effort, and Hurlburt alsC
acquitted himself well. The House seem
ed anxious to have the subject properly
ventilated, and the time of both gentlemen
was extended.
THE PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP acOMPANl
Were before the House Postal Commit.
i tee to-day 10 obtain q release from tn
conditions of their $500,0 subsidy
which requires iron ships built Of .Ameri
can material. The Company preten'
that they have lately gone through !
course Of moral reform, and that thei
conduct in the financial world will hence
forth be emInenIly pure 1t will be. re
membered that the Ways and Means Com
mittee were engaged last winter in invei
tigaling the charge that this Company, G
It's agents, had used large sum of none
to secure the passing Of its subsidy b
{ Congress. That this charge was true wa
believed by nearly all well informed pei
sons. The Committee on Ways ar
Means conducted their Investigation IN
! star chamber fashion. Just as they are d.
: ing to-day upon the charges of Jayne, an
! their investigation was naturally regarde
: | with distrust. The testimony taken WI
: not published. An effort will probabl
: be made tomorrow to pass resolutit
! directing the investigation to be r
sumed.
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AMERICAN HOTEL,

Salem. Ohio-Jonn A. Dellenbaugh, froprIlet9,r.
This popular and well-known House mas lately
been rehtted and furnished throughout good
sample room for commercial travelers- livery
Stable In connection with the House. and Onl-
nIbus 10 and from all trains. Those patro onizing
the House will at all times receive prompt an ano
rcourteous attention Auste.
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TOHN P. REX
1in1IIn1 saaII.d

Meref,rn fofailor and dealer in American and I'M
-1ertad- Cloths. Cassimeres, Vestings and Gents
Furnishinp Goods: Also, agent for the Singer
e5NinE Machine, Canton. Ohio. mays 'O-I
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DENTIST.
JEWELLERS.
A. MEYER.

Ft.s,,s, q, American and Foreign Watches Clocks,
Silverware and Fancy GOods-Northwest corner
of Public SQUARE, Canton, Ohio. Repairing neat
-1ys ezpeditiouslyan and satisfactorily aone-
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FHE sEGArE JgMPs ABour

WAgaINelT0N, D. @, March ]. Is.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-16

AS so much dece ption is practiced IN the
weight of articles purchased for the family,
economy recently tempted gentleman in
New York TO experiment on the scales OF
his butcher, grocer, &c. lie boughta correct
scale and commenced the weighing of every
thing for the household. The turkeys we're
short to pound, butter pound in eight
hounds, meat about per cent, tea and cof-
fee about 10 per cent, and some other things
were equally short. ...-
The point in Mr.. John Quincy Adams's
speech in the Massachusetts, Legislature from
which we dissent is that there is anything
essentially unworthy in the idea Of an indus
trial exhibition. Our only objection is that
the Goyernlr ent is to be asked for money.
= Should anything be given by the Gov
eminent. the country may expect job and
Illuminating taiIure.-Neeo York Erentng
Post (Rep.)
# is the duty of Congress to guarantee TO
each State republican form of government.
If the occasion which was contemplated ny
the trainers of the Constitution when they
penned that remarkable provision has mol
risen in this Louisiana case, II IS dilhcult 10
conceive of one in which the power could De
properly exerciscd.-Ne,o Orleans P'cd-
yune (Ind) ,...... ........
The Petersburg NetDs reports the death OF
two ladies' in Southampton county at the
advanced age of one hundred and twenty
one and one hundred and four years re,
speetiyely-namely, Miss Becky Kitchen ana
Mrs. Beaton. ss
TEN thousand dollars have been subscribed
in Augusta, Ga, for the endowment u - =
f:aoroia chair in the Washington and Lee
University.
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Yl;;cr from Stanton.

I..r.u-,- NJ. nee or III. Richmond Dispatyhl
.4.a. HyiLIg rAN&HKs' { 1t b INTERESTING
NHEI!H0--C ESERAL vlEWS-PU b l.
-,A,o!>, a..
>.AvS-os. February Is. 1874.
IT," T.-mr-~' G.uh, Of Churchyilic, held
f., r"-ua. myMtujy meeting yesterday. This
,,ei> rpMFv-"4 Of twelve intelligent farm.
~ %; thence ll"rhood. and has beer in eX-
...ru . ..Muv 1860, when il was organized
:..r-g.u III iustr&McLlaliry of Major n. Ii.
!is,. hi--, WHO was at that time farmer
.y.&- r,,r ,LurcAyic. The Ubiquitous
j.. 81 AI> urc-,rt Yesterday, the first tine
"Ha.H,.,yr!l Years tnat he has had an OPP
;o:.al.ty %: IAer;iry the club. The objects
81: :!:l. clur ;.rc 10 promote all the interests
&. q tIr.Icr, ard ot ;he free and open dis
ru,>}yn u sl.Ij"c'S purtaining 10 aoricu-
...r and 10 derive advantage from the cXpc-
.."!l,r unI Information Of each other.
iHr >Uhl"ct oi discussion Yesterday was
The PREPARATION O! the ground Tor corn,
>ul>o,t!ng. &c, AMI whilst no definite coz
cG,.oU Wa> arrived ut, Vet many important
ioc;, were Trough: forth, drawn from the
experience OF The members. The general
!nIWc,si"n seemed 10 prevail that deep
l.oHghiu- WIS more advantageous in this
"
TIE Practice Of the majority Of the club.
Many topic, OF general interest were talked
over ana commented upon. The grange
IOY"ncut did not seem 10 meet with any
great Interest, it being Il subject Of merri-
iucnt rather than serious consideration. The
passage OF >Qlne law in the interest and pro-
t"ciIcn oi >heep-raisers was regarded as
greatly needed. But they seemed to think
lla no such law would be passed this ses-
'.'!i, rs II VA, not popular among the masses,
and The advocates Of it would Tor at least be-
i.tH"d They Wuuld) tail TO be reelected.
he adoption OF some plan for the i'm
PROMINENT O. our county roads was also
@Ard over. and The bill us proposed by Mr..
epan PAIi>. president OF the Board Of Super
'-2-', >c"mcd 70 meet with general appro-
"ilon. They were all in favor Of leyying q
AK 70. this purpose, and thought the county
o"-Al /" cXlt&d literally in this matter, rs it
"a I matter OF greater Importance to the
'S'"i'hHent sud prosperity of the county
'Aa,i tac hU.'G.rg Of railroads.
ID hoaro "a! Trustees Of Public Schools,
T,,A>.',!Ag OF Major II. VI. Bell, chairman !;
IL. h"-c, c.crh; Mcssrs. James Blackiey
'"" ".J. Nelson, accompanied by DR.. L.
S'">' general agent lor the trustees of the
'ta3ouF uHd. Yesterday visited the colored
,l"'"'' Of The city. They found the schools
~ rNr'l'"ht coalition, and approved of the
,',I'' 'rii"n o. singing into the schools, as
!, Wa Ahci! % have refining influence on
i1e pupils.
mere promise, to be great activity in the
"ul'o'hS line IN our city this summer. A
"Ui'''ef oil contracts have already been made,
'.'u Il great nIany more will soon lie awarded.
I""f correspondent has been informed that
- 'v;s, one hundred new buildings will be
''"ttcd IN Stanton this summer.
Inc htonewall Band have received their
hc" Instruments, which were manufactured
:" Tie Boston musical instrument manufuc.
'o!v al cost Of $500. MAX
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-16

FUNERAL OF OFFICER SoUTuALL.- fu-
neral Of Officer William A. Southall took
place from his hate residence on Edmundson
avenue, near Carey street, at O'Clock yes
terday afternoon, the remains encased in 4
handsome coffin, aud shrouded in the Amer
lean flag, being removed to the Christian
church, corner Of Lombard and Pacca
streets. There was large attendance, in
Guiding a detachment of about one hun
drcd police in the Western district,
under charge Of Captain Lepson. Lieulen-
ants CadwalIsder and Lannan, and Sergcants
Gather, Knott, Conway, Handy, aud Ear
hart, and delegation of sixty members Of
the Order Of American Mechanics, OF which
the deceased was member. The services
at the church were very impressive, and in
ciuded feeling address by the pastor, Rev.
Alfred n. Gilbert. Officers spangler, Knight,
and Gore, OF the police force, oifeated as
p.lI bearers, assisted By three members OF
the Order of American Mechanics. AT the
close of the services the remsins were con-
ycycd to the Western Cemetery and Inferred
Baltimore Gazette, 14h.