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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-01-06

DISCHARGES FROM THE PENITEN-
TIARY DURING JANUARY.--The follow
ing convicts will be discharged from the
above institution this month:
Ottoway Jones, colored, Amelia, sent for
two years, June, 1872, for house.breaklng.
jeff Akers, white, Wythe county, two
years from Wythe, in April, 1872, for
felony.
Margaret Sherman, colored, two years,
from Wythe, in April, 1879. for felony.
Robert Medley, colored, one year, from
Halifax, March, 1873, for malicious cut
ting.
Paul Jones, colored, one year, from
Montgomery, March, 1878, larceny.
Henry Tyler. colored. from Richmond
city, one year, March, 1873, house-break-
ing.
Lindsey Daniels. colored, from Louisa
county, three years, June, 1871, house,
breaking.
Lucy Hines, colored, Prince Edward
county, July 1869, FIVE years, murder in
second degree.
William Henry, colored, Richmond city,
Eve years. July 1859, mule stealing.
Henry Willis, colored, September 1869,
from Petersburg. for house breaking.
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LOOKING-GLASSES, PICTURE
FRAMES, &C.

Large assortment constantly on hand.
FRAMES OF every style and all sizes MADE
TO ORDER at short notice, 20 per cent.
cheaper than any place in the city
We are also agents for the celebrated STATEN
ISLAND DYE WORKS. Parties living at
distance from the city can send articles TO us by
express and have them returned the same day.
All goods left with us Will receive prompt atten-
ton ANDREWS PETERSON,
207 Broad Street. Between Second
and Third streets, Richmond, Va.
dc l6-sw&wSw
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CAsTORIA.-Is more than substitute
or Castor Oil. 1t Is the only safe article in exs-
tence which is sure to regulate the bowels. cure
wind-coiic and produce natural sleep 1t is
pleasant TO take. Children need not cry and
mothers may sleep
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LATEST FROM ABROAD
Politics IN SPAIN
SUPPRESSION OF NEWSPAPERS
WASHINGTON.

The Chief Jusficeship Problem.
WASHINGTON, January Cit is under
stood that the problem Of the chief JUS
ticeship will be solved by the peremptory
withdrawal on the part of Attorney-G Gene
raj Williams.
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CITY NEWS.
The civil Rights Bill.

Wa incnrt haIov ibn ttoornact and col
ann nrotost,, ~ no 81 AZ a 81
orad man, h.r ~ az So nuns, u .nu SI,'
and adon.nJ t., ~ e,iu uen ~ ~ Pennhi
can manh s~ ~ CAUCUS ~ ny a paIa,,
to tho rasolnt,or, 'ua. 10y ~ ypP pn .So
Goraro, XS.sii- ia'1y pas:s.u a.. .uo
sace hu Gorss s aepi Ga, B;a .he XII
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their ,ars ora lnauS'ng sis a0.,ei On
the dacnma,s rS;aI a shor hs J.u ~
70 Genorni p., Wn.on s.oy nav ~ W rsssou
comm;ttaa h,1 ~ n r,s;, p;s ~. Iii p;
charge r. r rasda ~ sn so,, O 's''' D'l' ~
sA''Se' - ieaos Us ioiio"s'
RICHMOND, VA, January ., 1874.
General B. r. Butler, Washington, D. c.
Whereas, there was a resolution passed
by the General Assembly of Virginia on
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FOREIGN.
SPAIN.

MADRID, January 5.--A decree was
promulgated to-day suspending constitu-
tional guarantees and putting in force
throughout Spain the laws Of 1870 for
the maintenance Of public order. DEGREES
are also published appointing Senior Martos
minister of justice, Senior Mcsquera minis
ter of public works, and Senior Albareda
civil governor of Madrid.
The new minister Of interior, Garcia
Ruiz, has ordered the publication Of all
Carlist and intransigente newspapers to
be stopped.
An armed rising of the volunteers of
liberty took place in Saragossa on Sunday.
1t was melted by the municipality. After
eight hours fighting the troops took two
hundred of the insurgents prisoners and
captured six cannon and large quantity
Of rifles and ammunition. Municipality has
dissolved.
Senior CASTELAR,, in letter addressed to
the country, says he must protest with all
his energy against the recent brutal coup dc
etm. He concludes: 8 My conscience will
not permit me to associate with dema-
gogues, and conscience and honor refuse to
accept situation created by bayonets."
Several members of the majority who
voted against CASTELAR, approve of thestand
he has taken. The capital is quiet, but
there are rumors of disturbance in Valla-
dolid.
PARIS, January 5.--It is rumored here
in Spanish circles that General Dominiquez
has been ordered to relieve General Mori-
ones in the command of the army Of the
north that Admiral Topete has declined
the ministry of marine, and that another
military movement is on foot in Madrid
for the control of government.
1 CUBA.
| HAVANA, January 5.-The crowns on
the sterns Of Spanish vessels, which had
been covered with paint, are restored.
The home government has granted with
out restriction the extraordinary powers de-
manded by the Captain-G General.
The Conservative party here are highly
delighted with the change of government at
Madrid.
The boatmen Of the bay have struck for
payment in gold, and communication be-
tween the town and shipping is difficult for
passengers.
1t is rumored that the insurgents have
taken the Spanish Colonel Montaner pris-
oner.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-01-06

HEALTH REpoRT.-We have to thank
DR.. J. Grattan Cabell, president of the
Richmond board of health, for copy Of
the comprehensive and able fourth annual
report of the state board of health of Mas
sachusetts-a document of interest and
value to all sanitary statisticians.
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NEW YORK.
Financial.

New YORK, January 6--Noon.-
Stocks active. Gold 111s. Money loan
ing freely at Z. Exchange, long 1921 |;
short, 1854. Governments dull. States
quiet
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HiEETINGs.

1,HE SIX ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
L VIRGINIA HOME BUILDING FUND
AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, will be held at
the THIRD STREETME METHODIST CHURCH,
on THURSDAY, JANUARY sTH, 1874, at s
o'clock p. M, for an election of officers.
P. Fl. VOOLFOLK.
JAMES b. BuRRELL, President.
Secretary, ia 6-9tx
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MISCELLANEOUS.

The boys high school in San Francisco,
California, has been closed on account OF
the smallpox.
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PERsoNAL.--George N. Gwathmey,
esq, formerly prominent tobacco mer-
chant of this city. has been appointed an
inspector of customs in the collectors
office.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-01-06
VIRGINIA OPERA-HOUSE.

POSITIVELY THREE NIGHTS ONLY,
MONDAY, TUESDAY, AND WEDNESDAY.
JANUARY 5th 9th AND 9TH, 1874.
ALT, BURNETT,
AMERICAS FAvORITE HUMORIsT
MAN OF MANY FACES,
AsssTRD BY
MISS HELEN NASH,
THE CHARMING ELoCUTIoNIsT
VERSATILE ACTRESS.
aumisSie oo Genus.
tfaiiery..'-.... 20 cents
Reserved seats for sale at S. X. Campbell &
Co.'s picture depot
Doors open at7. to commence at O'Clock.
ja2-5t
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ALT BURNETT "A very good audi
ence, considering the Indictment weather,
assembled at Virginia 0pera-house last
night to witness the entertainment of All
Burnett. As purveyor of comical oddi-
ties and facial delineations be is quite q
success. The fine acting of Miss Helen
Nash is feature worthy Of commentator.
If you want to spend an evening of an en-
joyable nature, don't fail to attend the Vir-
ginia Opera-house tonight.
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DIR. Lands. The people of this city,
especially those who attended Assembly
Hall, were perfectly satisfied last night not
to have any more of the ssdevil' as ex-
empli6ed by DR.. Lands. The Assembly
Hall company, who were also deceived as
to the merit Of the Doctor, approaching
this feeling in common with our citizens,
beg to be excused from further tendance
of their hall for any such pretended ora
torical rantings and cantings as that of last
night.
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CENTAUR LINIMENT.-

N'ENIAUIt lslN1MENI's--
The great discovery of the
age. There is no pain which
the CEsrAUR LINIxRsT will not
relieve, no swelling which it
will not subdue, and no lame
ness which it will not cure.
mn. ,&,eon y.aruo A.k 4.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-01-06

Police CouRT.-Justice White dis
posed of the following cases in this court
to-day:
E. H. Seymour, better known as the
hermit, unlawful assault, jailed for thirty
days.
e. HI. Friedman, drunkenness and re-
sisting the police, jailed for thirty days.
9. +. Vaughan, drunkenness, jailed. "
Philip Martin, stealing, jailed for five
days.
Charles Rose and Maria Philips, fight
ing in the street, fined $3.50 each.
Ed. j. Glazier and P. II. Turner, fight
ing in the street, fined $3.50 each.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-01-06

NoTARY.-The governor has appointed
James N. Vaughan, OF Jennings Ordinary,
a notary public.
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AMUSE MENTs
ASSEMBLY HALL.

THIS (MONDAY) NIGHT. January 9th,
REV. DIR S. M. LANDS, of Philadelphia,
will deliver his celebrated and intensely anus
ing dramatic grafton on the
DEVIL
at Assembly Hall TONIGHT, January 9th,
commencing at O'Clock; also,
TO.MORROW NIGHT
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF RICHMOND, Z
RICHMOND. Va, December Is, 1873.
J'HE. REGULAR ANNUAL. MEETING OF
the stockholders of this Bank will be held
at their Banking House, on TUESDAY, JAM
UARY Is, 1874, at IL O'Clock m.
S. A. GLOVER,
de l3-2awt janis Cashier
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s@ H. CORMICK,
AuCTIoNEER AND COMMISSION MER-
CHANT, I4I4 MAIN STREET.


On consignment, large and desirable STOCK
OF FURNITURE, CROCKERY, GLASSWARE
DRY GOODS, HATS, GAPS, NOTIONS, CLOTH
ING, sc.
would respectfully call the attention of the
citizens of Richmond and public generally, to
this large and varied stock of the above named
goods, embracing as it does nearly every article
to be found in a well-stoclted house. The most
Of these goods have been purchased since the
great financial crisis. at greatly reduced prices,
which enables me to offer to the trade and con.
sumers at private sale. greater inducements
than can be found elsewhere IN the city.
AUCTION SALES DAILY.
Consgnmens solicited. Out door sales
promptly attended to-
II. MCCORMICK,
oc4 Auctioneer and Com. Merchant.
------------------------
w. II, PERKINS,. T.. M. CARDozo.
DeS- PERKINS & CARDOZO,
GENERAL PRODUCE COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,
Richmond, Virginia.
Liberal advances made on consignments.
as- Special attention paid TO the sale of To
bacco, Grain and Flour. au 2l-tf
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TOMORROW NIGHT.

E-Admisson so cents
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS
This wonderful entertainment amuses in
structs, and thrills audiences more than any.
thing we ever saw philadelphia Public Record.
Neysr have ladies and gentlemen laughed
Understanding Mercury.
Rev. Dr. Lands thrills and amuses the religi-
GUS classes to repletion by his novel orations on
his Satanic Males philadelphia Enquirer.
The propretors ofAssembly Hall have engaged
DIR. Lands to deliver these orations, and guaran-
tee that a more humoro entertainment has
never been given in Richmond. The hall will be
well heated. ia Oft
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-01-06

ENGLISH FAMILIES FOR VIRGINIA.
Colonel VIM. F. Gray, Of Amelia coun-
ty, Virginia, who has been for some years
past connected with European emigration
to the Western states, has been on can
yass of the counties adjoining Richmond.
looking for homesteads for large humber
of English settlers coming to Virginia,
commencing in the spring. He returns to
England this month to attend to their be-
ing forwarded thence. Many well-to-do
families, both from England and Scotland,
are embraced in the large number who
have contracted with him for residence
in Virginia. We believe he contemplates
settling them in colonies, so that feeling
of inconsistencies will be dissipated BY
daily ASSOCIATION with familiar faces and
voices
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-01-06

A s ASSIGNEE IN BANKRUPTCY OF
George d. Peasants, will sell at the
auetion-rooms of Cook 6 Laughton, on FRIDAY,
JANUARY 0Tn, 1874, at 10 a. M, ONE GOLD
WATCH, and on SATURDAY, JANUARY
10TH, 1874, at the horse-auetion lot, at
u m. ONE HORSE, CART AND HARNESS,
and SIX HEAD OF CATTLE.
TERMS-CASH
F. M. CONNER
de Sl--eodft Assignee of Geo. d. Peasants.
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PLANTERS NATIONAL BANK,s

FLHNIEhS NAIIOTNAII BANksf
RICHMOND, Va, December Is. 1873. !
flNHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
4 stockholders of this Bank will be held at
their Banking House in the city of Richmond,
on TUESDAY, 18TH JANUARY, 1874, at IL
O'clock W. r. QUARLES.
de l3--laWtd Cashier
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FOR RENT.

liz AG ~ LARGE, MO- O.
DERN-BuILT HOUSE, Gas and water in #a
the house, with good stable accommodations,
situated on Adams between Leigh and Clay
streets. Apply to
Sc 18--tf GRUBBS & WILLIAMS
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Ray w. @. FREEMAN'S PAINT SHOP
is at No. is, Thirteenth street. between Main
and Cary street, up stairs. ja6-H
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and is said to be gravitating hitherward.
It is considered fashionable to 20 to see
this female, and we should not wonder
when she comes that she did not for
week of medium acting s'tote" away
enough money to materially aid and assist
the poor of Richmond during the entire
winter.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-05-13
structed to establish a grade on North
a.. IIa IAh suhrd

structed to establish a grade on North
Front street, in the 7tb Ward.
That the Street Commissioner be res
quired to comply with . previous order
OF the Council In regard to the paving
of the gutter on Coal street.
The report of the Committee on Ac-
counts for the month Of April, recon-
mending the payment of bills amount
ing to S46l.75.
The report OF the Committee on VS.
ter Works for the payment OF the
monthly bills, and resolutions
contained therein. The monthly re-
port and resolutions oil the committee
on Streets and Alleys; the report OF the
Street Commissioner recommending
the payment OF bills amounting to
81, 7006S; the report OF the committee
on Finance; the report Of the special
joint committee on City Weigh Scales ;
the applications OF W. II. Haller and
G. A. Wickham for suctioneer license;
petitions OF a. Miller aud ]. H. Strobel
to keep coffee houses; petition Of Louis
Ebeling to keep ordinary.
The report Of Chief Marshall Win
der was referred to the committee on
Fire Department.
The petition OF Paul Heller to keep
a coffee house WAS discussed at some
length and finally non concurred IN.
The resolution to pay Thomas Hoge
for work on certain streets was concur
red in.
The petition of Lawrence Heller and
J. B. Watt to keep q coffee house was
non concurred in.
/ The resolution OF the committee on
Streets and Alleys, that st. Charles
street be made wider, was concurred in.
The resolution inquiring why the
Street Commissioner has not complied
with the order OF the Council, requiring
him to make certain improvements
was concurred in.
The petition OF A. Thomas for license
to keep a coffee house, was referred to
the Special Committee. Messrs. Will
con, Handlau aud Cowen.
Resolution Of Mr.. Cowen that the
committee on Ordinances be instructed
to draft an ordinance looking toward
the prevention of boys or any other uu-
authorized person from playing around
or jumping on or off railway cars or
ether vehiclep, within the city was
adopted.
The resolution that the Wharf
Master be authorized to cut down posts
on the wharf, was concurred in.
The resolution to pay Thompson Il
Hibberd's bill, was concurred in.
On motion adjourned.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-05-13

The CoSoRRr.-The good reputation
OF the Wiesel Musical Institute is so well
established in this community that they
never lack for q fashionable and ap-
preciative audience, and they never
fail to delight all who attend. And
when. as was the case last night, ben.
eft is given to such worthy and eI-
cellent musician as Professor Ebeling
to whom the citizens OF Wheeling are
indebted for so large q degree
of the musical culture they
possess, the filing OF the Opera House
was to be expected. We believe that
the audience last night was all that the
performers Of the evening desired, and
gave TO the Institute and 10 the Protes :.
isor q satisfactory expression OF good
will.
OF the programme in detail, the late.
ness OF the hour at which We write
forbids US to speak. Suffice it to
say that both the instrumental
and the vocal pieces were render'
ed in such manner as TO
afford much pleasure to the audience.
In the exercise OF our constitutional
right of grumbling we can only say
that there were too many eHcores and
too many Italian songs. The pro-
gramme WAS in itself generous
one, but when prolonged by
the demands OF a portion
OF the audience for the repetition of
certain pieces that pleased them, it be-
came almost tiresome to the hearers
and must certainly have been quite 10
to the performers. We trust that in
future concerts by the Institute cncores
will be positively refused, or else that
due allowance will be made for them
and the programme accordingly
abridged.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-05-13

BEFORE SQUIRE CLoHAN. esterday
Mrs. ULeary appeared before Squire
Clohan and swore out warrant for the
arrest oil Hannah Stinzel and Dorthes
Henne. charging them with having as
saulted and otherwise maltreated her.
Mrs. OLeary peddles email notions
and nick-nacks, and on last Saturday
visited the houses OF the defendants,
who live in the Eighth ward, Tor the
purpose Of selling her goods. When
Mrs OLeary was about TO leave the
house, one OF the women accused her
Of taking q five dollar bill belonging 10
them, which she stoutly denied.
Both OF the women then sat upon
Mrs 20 Leary and gave her q first class
whipping, using poker and broom
stick as their implements OF warfare
The Justice held the defendants in the
sum OF 800 each, to keep the peace
for one year, and in the same amount
for their appearance before the next
term Of the County Court, to answer
the charge OF assault and battery.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-05-13

Musical INsTRUMgSrs.-Thst the
best is always the cheapest is o'tener
true in respect TO Pianos and Organs
than in regard TO most articles. This
is because the machinery il so delicate
and intricate that unless made in the
most thorough manner. OF choicest ma
terisl, they will get out OF order II they
get only slightly ont OF order it is the
occasion OF very much trouble and in
convenience, at least, lfnot serious loss
II Piano and Organ purchasers would
bear this fact in mind and
make their selections from such
instruments' "a Stelnwsy, Chickering,
Knabe and Emerson Pianos and Ma
con and Hsmlin, Smiths American.
Estay and Wood Orgsns, they would
find it greatly to their advantage. The
above Pianos and Orgsns can only be
found at Messrs. Adams IL Lucas, No
1927 Market street, the sole agents Tor
them, and At such prices and terms a.
will suit all.
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River News,

The marks at the river last evening
indicated ! feet I inches in the channel
and falling.
The Mallie Rsgon departed for Pitts.
burgh al I o'clock yesterday morning
The Express left for Parkersburg at
10! o'clock yesterday morning.
The Andes departed for Cincinnati at
3 o'clock yesterday afternoon. She
took quite an excursion party from
here, among whom were Misses Sue
Belle, Ada and Jean Friend, Alice
Mendel. Belle Mendel, Mary Reed and
Mollie Bell
The Courier is the Parkersburg pack
ct this morning at 10! o'clock.
The Granite State is due here this
evening.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-05-13

CIRCUIT CoURr.-Very little business
was transacted at this court yesterday,
most Of the day being occupied in the
csse OF the Franklin Insurance Conn
pauy Us. the Fire and Marine lnsur-
ance Company. The arguments were
closed last evening and the case will be
submitted TO the jury this morning
The Court authorized C. o. Nc
Swords, guardian in Ohio of the infant
children Of Richard Veszy, deceased,
to remove to Ohio the personal proper
ty 10 this State belonging to his wardr.
The Court adjourned until this norm
ing at 9 O'Clock.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-05-13
OFFICERS ELECTED. . meeting oil

OFFICERS ELECTED. . meeting OF
the stockholders OF the Wheeling,
Parkersburg and Cincinnati Transpor-
tation Company, held at their Office
Yesterday, the following gentlemen
were elected directors yor the ensuing
year: Charles MuhlemaD, Chss. II
Booth, John Murine, J. Harrison, H.
Schmulbach, Phil Ausbuiz, and F.
Kimple. The Board of Directors then
elected Capt. Charles Muhleusu Presi-
dent and Capt. John Murine Secrs.
rary and Treasury.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-05-13
Death OF Capt. Jacob GrOssclos-
sagaciIy ola Newfoundland Dog.
MARIETTA, O., May 10,
Editors Of the Register.

Editors of the Register.
Captain Grossclos, OF your city, ar
rived in this place by a Wheeling
packet, Friday evening last. lie was
accompanied by large Newfoundland
dog. After stopping at Charles Fresch,
a friend living near the landing, and
leaving his coat and valise, called on
several of his old acquaintance along
Front street, and was seen as late as
ten o'clock in the central part Of the
city on his way 10 see his vile who
was visiting n the upper part OF the
city. lie was in good spirits when last
seen, and was carrying cane and fol-
lowed bp his dog, esterday morning
early, Sunday, the dog respp.ared al
Charles Fresch carving his masters
cane in his mouth, and. on the door
being opened, deposited it beside the
coat and valise. He wac we. and
muddy, and gave all the signs possible
that he wished some one to follow him,
which wss not done until the afternoon
hy c. F. BiszsntZ and others. The dog
led the way until he arrived at tie
edge OF q canal in the centre OF the
city, which runs 10 the rear OF q former
residence Of Captain Grossclos. Here
he paused and Immediately Ilunged
into the water near a skif, and swan
6 short distance and returned 10 the
shore. Marks OF foot prints OF the dog
aud master were then found in the
mud and around the boat. Search was
instituted and latter in the day the
body was found in the mill race, under
Rolston Hall Il Co g mill at the foot OF
the canal emptying into the river The
dog followed the crowd, and on the
discovery OF the body. he set up howl,
and seemingly satisfied with his efforts,
trotted sadly away. A jury WAS EN-
pannelled and returned q verdict OF
death by drowning, but the manner or
cause is left IN doubt. The place at
which he went into the water
was about two hundred yards from the
street on which he was last seen. He
will be buried by the Old Fellows, on
Monday at 3 o'clock p. m.
That Newfoundland dog deserves to
retain the silver collar which he wears,
bearing the name Of his honored mas-
ter-"Cspt. Jacob Grosscloss, OF
Wheeling" Respectfully yours.
J. S. SPRAGUE.