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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-24

TRANSFER PRINTING INKs.-We invite at'en.
t,on 10 the beautiful and useful TRANSFER iNh' ms
that we are now using. They are OF receu' 'n.s .,
auction, but are already extensively used oy ia.l
road and steamboat companies, banks' lhere,Su'''
and others. The inks that we are now iur rh'.nne
are of aquality that can De eopieu any IT,
time after being printed. VIII COPY III oioA'
lo,tsr-press book.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-24

THE THEArRE-The Sheridan, Mack 4
Day Company will give matinee at the
Theatre this afternoon. and will have their
last performance here tonight. They pro-
mise fine programmes.
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Hdrpe,'s Weekly, Frank Lcsle's Illus
h'dtcd NerSpuper, and Scientific Amrracan
for this week, received from j. I. EIlyson,
11l2 Main street.
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OCTOBER "a, 1874.

TuE WEATHER To.DAy.-Ffom our re-
ports Nis morning The probabilities are thai
The sceather today ,ciH be cloudy, ariM oc-
c0sionGi ram.
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..,oc,.mstton from Governor Moses

CHARLESTON, October 2s.,Moses has
4. mod a proclamation that boards OF county
commissioners of elections shall consist SO u
one regular Republican, one ladepenaTehhs deg Ths
Rennbiican, and one Conservative. !, ! me Inc
tMe,ns and Courier applauds Governor Moses
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WHY SUFFER WITH A BAD COLD II one bottle OF
DR.. BULLS COUGH SYRUP will cure cough OF the
worst kind? Dr. BULLS COUGH SYRUP Is sold for
25 cents per bottle five bottles for 81, in every
respectable drug store in the United States.
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pnpppIFTOHS FAIRGROUNDS.

CANNED iuMATOES.--I offer 10 the
' '-.a.. th\%ED TOMATOES. all grown
D"-'.. t.uur." on The Richmond ana York
a...''..' 1913: irrGri ripe ard sound. ard canned
.' -. ..'N wrr" picked. They were extensively
...-. g.'' last -.t-on. and were pronounced
' .". "'r. ''-rr.i tu Ihl- market.
's. .r'. .- u>"i n The process OF can 'ing, so
..a'r .l'W sIT.ctly an article Of family use.
@-. H ..tG - receive orders from the trade
.- JOHN B. DAVIS.
RirhtuoyI. Na.
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s,,.,,ar.. >rA AG;soaExx. sc.

0NI,Y TEN CENTS.-Locksley Bal, Ten
nvson: High tide. jean Ingelow; TGe Rr!dss. =.
~ s,ghs Hood: ram O'shauer, Burns l,satH ,,,l ~
xrthar eanyson fhe Raven, Of f9e ,ss lat brf
NaucS, MAJ aannvsen: Songs of Seven, Jean inx';'."
aSs Of Cnillon, Byron. All printed III t'e oS'
style and illustrated.
PRICE, TEN CENTS EACH.
oo.d&w RANDOLPH s ENGLIsii.
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'Ht NptlI E.-Thc undersigned, re-
'-. ..-r ~ tiIr n"ucrS Of May"'s Ware
.'... 80. ..'s al richmond. inIcnOs upon TIE
-" 81 '.r DECEMBER. 1874. 10 close said
.-. l.tcc ",t:Jisl ed by Ia" for the in
g. ", .|""3." 81 uDmaEufactured crop to-
-N.- ."'.rrir XIV, ia accordance with the
..''... .! a7 act u The General Assembly
s-"..A}r. - l-G7 EDWARD MAYO,
} NvvGtor Cf r. &. Mayo, deceased.
-. ..."Na rEut-r ~. 1874. &c i3-4w
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, PLANTERS NATIONAL BAsK,l
'Fu,. RICHMOND, October 16, 1S74. :
! ~, hA-Nk WILL ISSUE BILLS ON
arIaal, IiAo' Ireland, aud SO tand, payable on
!tAcy III sums u suit, at lowest rates in cur
':.7lm W. Il. QUARLES.
Cashier.
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-..r ar LETTERS.

,,.rrrES REMAINING n
l-T ~ Iit,,'>n rosT-oFFlCE oc1o-
!, -. e., letters IN tni< lls' win T,SSse Tyi,Se
II n@' called for n,5;.t In four IN WssSS WSSSS
~. ,s1,.''.'. ,,tr pead-Lcttc' '"l's' !" v"
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ne GOOD AND TIE GREAT OF OUR COUNTRY
speak as follows of the LEE GALLERY:
THE MOST BEAUTIFUL SPECIMENS you have ever
mad, and the FINEST LIKENESS OF General LEE.
assure you that the PICTURES afforded me agEAT
PLEAsURE. Mrs. General Il. Z. LEE.
ONE OF the best PHOTOGRAPH GALLERIES In the
onlteo States. CHRISTIAN OBSERVER.
BEAUTIFUL. ARTISTIC, and ACCURATE LIKE
NEsSEs. Rev, c. c.. Biting.
THEY have never been surpassed, so far as NV
observation goes, In This style Of ART
Rev. j. L. BURROWS.
THIS WELL.KNowN GALLERY shows a steady
Improvement in style and ARTISTIC SKILL.
CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN.
THE PICTURES are admirably and tastefully ar
ranged. Rev. j. B. JETBR.
THE PICTURES taken at the LEE" Gallery are
truly good RICHMOND DISPATCH.
THE THANKS Of The Virginia Baptlsts are due to
Mr. DAVIES for the splendid pictures of their min
ls'ers RELIGIOUS HERALD.
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Tor removing the daep-seated distrust and
discontenf, and says that with the new COM
mlssioners named in the proclamation fair
election Is certain. and the people will submit
10 The verdict OF the majority OF the voters.
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I have aualyzed the Whiskey known under the
b,,nd of " sELEcT," controlled by Messrs- Wal.
TER D. BLAIR & Co.. Richmond, Va anu hna
FREE FROM FUsn OIL and ether impurities ano
rocommeud It's use for medicinal and family pur'
.osos j. B. MCCAw, NJ. D.,
Late Professor of Chemistry,
Medical College Of Virginia.
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The place where you get the best DRY GOODS al
the lowest prices is sYCLE BROTHERS, 429 Broad
street, between Fourth and Fifth streets.
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CONCORD and DELAWARE GRAPES at PizzISI's

If you want nice black Al rACA DRESS go to
SYCLE BROTHERS, 429 Broad street. They have
the cheapest stock Of BLACK ALrACAS in the city.
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REGISTRATION COMMENCES TO-DAY and WILL
continue Monday aud Tuesday.
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tINrEk>. BINDERS. AND PUB.

| ~ I-itN, BINDERS, AND PUB
-alI - hc subscribers manufacture RD-
..,,l "iN iNH PRESS ;. with from two 20 ten
r., ,....1 - iHa'Is y; al2o. PtkFkCTlSGP PRESS
ls, d" '7fripi"Hs, with two Or more impress
A.. ..'.'''s, I" ." Gacd with Gpc or stereotype,
>i\,r ~. 10 TX feeder, or with rolls Of paper.
EtI,' ''.. 1i- DOUBLE CYLINDER rEkSScS.
.r, AZ. t.--!GN POWER PREsS, for book
t.,,f. ,m ~" sop CYLINDER PRESS, with
Ill II and from four 10 tcn-iorm rollers,
b,,, -. Illustrated newspapers aud the best
Ri. a., -, :.'"i-f'at work. SMALL JOB, CARD,
>lNri'' AZ i h-.T aud COUrOS PkE>SES.
aas -, i.tnnt BAND CYLINDER PRESS
rat .'H,.. hthD CYLINDER RAILWAY
ig.t,,., IT," papers Of moderate circu!atiuns,
D., i.g '; "HH"-pV"er eight hundred i'm presSions
;r.,.., A. '-', Furnish every article required In
p,i.s i,,,a'' .lrludinr l. PEI. PATEN / LlTH-
anc >,'rii,, fnWr.h PRtSseS HYDRAULIC
luiN,iry"o P't >>tS. BOOKBlNDERS' MA
Ifr+t'L a..n. MACHINERY FOR ELECTRO
>iW'-> %h. itktUTIPERe. CAST-STEEL
~ Al. fl, ,." Ihpr sed Inserted teeth. rne above
D-r ,'N"r'Vrrd Oh our owD preint>cs, under
.or, ., i-1 @1i"ry,siDn, OF the best mater and
lc.,,''' MP Illustrated catalogues sent on ap-
',a,..,,.u. X. HOE & co.
igf, XIV XIV "~ttronns 20 and 81 cold street, New
Gbd t. t",'"'"ct res Or Grand, BrOpne, sheriff,
.'" 'i''ls. New York. All 12-3m
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CoCoASUT CARAMELs at PIZZINI'S.

HON ACCOUNT OF THE FAIR, work is pushed
through at the Dollar Store day and night. The
opening Will take place the earlier part of next
week.
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The bargains you get at SYcLE BROTHERS are
astopi: hing.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-24

SWEET ORANGEs.-Go and get some that are
sweet and Juicy OF PIZZINE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-24

Go TO PIZzISIS and buy some imperial fg-paste
and Walnut candy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-24

Go to SYCLE BROTHERS and get yourself sooo
mir OF BLANKETS at Il low price.
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NrhtlAL NUEi.E-Ir Won wan, Great

= "'|''' W + E.-II YOU WuUt TTtdt
-.-'ta- sU H!:I G''Uf'S Of all descriptions:
,.t..a'.. ".'.A ...rr! ILUTiiING and HATS fine.
"r..1.l. ar common. al cost prices : if YOU want
G".D,t'L a.A pktTLtMr.N's FURNISHING
y,s'S A.t'r than The cheapest; II YOU want
.,r.''. >h' -, al fkks, &c, for ladies, men,
r.... %. u %" lowest prices in the CITY. you
80 "'.'@~i l.. liz HI ENST~ ms,
=. 10 md 7N1 franklin street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-24

The STATE FAlR.-PersonS from all parts
OF the State continue 10 come into the city,
and are entering articles of all kinds for eX-
hibition at the Fair. which commences on
Tuesday. 1t is said that the Monticello
Guard. from Charlottesville. will visit Rich
mond during Fair.week, parade with the
regiment and Cadets. and visit the Fair
Grounds. The grounds are now in good
order, and articles are being sent out to be
placed in position. On Tuesday the judges
of award are TO meet at 50 O'Clock, receive
their books, and inspect the articles on exhi-
biton. The gates will be thrown open at IL
o'clock. The rest of the programme will be
published on Monday.
The large dining-ha!!. with ice-cream and
fruit saloon attached, under the grand stand
at the Fair grounds have been rented by the
ladies of Centenary Church during the ap-
preaching Fair.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-24

BLACK .ALPACAs ut 60c. worth 90c., at SYCLE
l-r-s1
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GO to Prz.iSi's and get some Of those MALAGA
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NEW FIGS from Turkey ut ANToN1'S.
OYSTERS In every style at ANToS1's.

THE only LADIES RESTAURANT In the city Is al
ASTONI'S, Main street
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1uprR1A1 p1e-PAsTE.-1f you wish some thai Is
nice 70 to PiZZINIS.
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ing James. Brown (uegro). Dismissed on
payment of costs blythe plaintiff.
Mus1cAL.-The Mozart Musical Associa.
ton are actively engaged rehearsiug for the
concert they expect to participate in at
BurkeVllleson the 10th of next month.
REGIsTRATToN.--The polls are open to-day
Tor registration. Register, register, register
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sYcLE BROTHERS are selling cheaper than eve
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RELIGIOUS SbkNlltS LS
usual religious services will he held IN all OF
the city churches tomorrow except the toi-
lowing special appointments
FarSi PreSbyterian.-Rcr. II. A. iupper,
u. D.. at IL a. NJ. No service at night.
Second PreSbyteri0n.-R Rev. Edmund Har'
rison at IL A. NJ. No service in the ati tiernoon
in consequence Of quarterly meeting oil the
Sunday School Union.
Grace. Street PreSlyteriGn.-Rcv. }. Will
liam Jones. d. D., at II \. NJ. Semi.annual
maSS-mccting of the Presbyterian sabbath
schools at p NJ.
UnteerSohS! Chmch (Mayo stree).-Rev.
James Shrigley at II 4. NJ. No service 1T
night.
SercnM- Street ChriStian Uiurch.-No SER
vices at this church. The pastor is out OF
the city.
Broad-S Street ,MethodisL-Rev. J. C. Gran
berry. d. T.. at IL \. NJ. Rev. John f. Ed
wards. D. d. at y p. NJ.
FIRST Methodist Episcopal.-Serrice at 4
I. Vi. at No. 90S Marshall street.
Second Baptist, Rev. J. l.. NJ. Curry. ID,
D., 1T IL \. VI. Rev. c. II. Ryland at i z.
n.
Leigh-S'reet Bdphst.-Rey. J. r. Garlick
u. D.. having returned to the city, will
preach at II A. NJ. and 7:S0 Z. NJ.
Episcopal StsnaGy- School Celebrations
The Episcopal Susday schools will hold
two semi-annual celebrations on Sunday
afternoon at 81 o'clock-one at st. James'S
and the other at the Monumental church.
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WALNUT CANDY just received by PIZZINI.
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TIE "JENlFEH ARABIAN" owned by
i -au. 81. II. jcuiicr. Of ia timorc, Md,
.r '' ...a. .i'. iNr Il short visit 10 RichInoud,
-. .'r #.. tn Inhibited on the tair-trounds
-. . t.- .Atg h.ttrn i,'St week. and viii also be
e.. -' -:t..,.' g -,y,ral weeks, Of gentlemen who
q. g. ".. d. 30. lh".rstock oi hore.s. For terms,
-t.. H itrPRIkTORS FAIRGROUNDS.
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N'-hLlNG EXCHANGE.

AtIa. - - ST. Ring BILLS ON LONDON.
---"--ol IUAVISPOYT in
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urEDDNG AND yIsTTING-CAkDs,
wv Teautifnl. at the D!snstch PgntnE.Eouses
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PIzzIS1 has some excellent MArLE-sUGAR.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


HA~l.N1TpN AS PAST MASTER.
N.ts.. <-ryF ONE time ago made q careful
... d iiua.". head OF Washington. III the State
&. -.H ,sna r4ru ha- produced the Masonic
..' a.'a a-4-!s aut j,wc!. as worn when Worship
Il #...r:.i.!a... : an Interesting souvenir for the
...:t.1r.
81. 4 --.ir .sa,; is life-sze. Price, $50. Or
...-..-g tr. .,3.' - Il, dircc, or 70 the artist.
~ MNnINOCSE { FABIAN.
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scHAAP halls the agricultural Fair;
Invites oil to attend
And 10 call on him ere they go there,
Some funds with him to spend
Yon find his cigar and fancy-storc al 1402 Main
street, second door below Fourteenth street.
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FIN ASii iAII.

ro,.,., BANK OF COMMERCE. !
~ =, ''" MAIN AID TIIgTEEST,. sTREETS.5
| > nn> i NIX Is PREPARED TO
Of ,l, 'rNH ,SN 1INr ar SIGHT DRAFTS on all
lS4 N ci ics Of Europe IN sums 10 suit
,..y az ''"csl rates.
----tM JOHN T.. WILLIAMS. Cashier.
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ALL-wooL FLANNEL only zoe. d. oi'AH DN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-24
has fine iot oil deilcious pear

YELLOW BANANAS at PIZZISI' S.
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TnE WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly
cloudy and clear, mild and pleasant.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-24

OK GOOD MINERS WANTED by the
~C james River Coal Company at Carbon Hiil
mines Helric0 county, TO mine Soft Coke. or tar
bonite. Apply TO L. x. URAM
uc 19-1w Superintendent.
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RESlNEAs WANTS.

WANTED, ALL DEALERS AND CON-
w SUMERS OF Hay to know that they can
find VIRGINIA VALLEY COMPRESSED HAY
superior quality, baled without sticks. In small or
large quantities. for sbipr ent or consumption, at
the VALbHY HAY DEPOT. % and "a Fifteenth
street, corner of Franklin. Richmond, Va. rterS
solicited and III IOmplly tiled. 0c 22-3*
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sCARFs and BOWS, handsome styles, atscHAAP's.
CoLLARS-Large assortment atScTIAAPs.
JEwELRY FOR GESTLEMES-FuIl supply at
SCHAAP'S.
scnAAP's CIGAR AND FANCY STORE is at 1402
Main street.
flPES-Meerschaum and others-at SCHAAr's.
CASES-God. headed and others at SCIIAAp's
UMBRELLAS In alpaca, Scotch gingham, etc, at
scIIAaP;s, 14O2 Main street, near Fourteenth.
NEWSPAPERS AND STATIONERY at SCfIAAp's
INITIAL PAPER at ScHAHp's, 1902 Main street.
GRAPES from Portugal at ANToSI,s.
LADIES RESTAURANT now open at ANToSIs.
-
CRATES from Spain at ANToSrs.
LEMON CocoASUT-something ncw-at ASTo-
MS.
BANANAS from south America at ASToSI's.
PEARS from California at ASTOSI'S.
READ CARDoZo, f. & cos advertisement
NEW CLOAKS at CARDoZo f. & Co.'s.
NEW DRESS GOODS at CARpozo. F. & Co.'S.
READ CARDoZo, +. & Co.'s advertisement.
SHAWL VIcTORIAS at CAKDOzo, F. 4 Co.'S.
---
ORANGES from Havana at ANToNI's,
NEW FIGS from Turkey ut ANTON1S.
OYSTERS In every style at ANToSI's.
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.Lanuoa.u Is, 1872.
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WANTED, ALL TO KNOW THAT
w ARTHUR ROONEY Is receiving and man
ufacturlng large fall stock OF, + iIkSlTURE aud
MATTRr SSEi. With extended warerooms and
workshops am better prepared to supply dealers
ana ho,lsekecpcrs. wholesale and retail warerooms'
Governor and Franklin streets Send for price list.
SO 2S-SatSMon ARTHUR ROONEY.
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w ANTED, AT S. A. WINSTOCk'S
w LOAN OFFICE, No. II fourteenth street,
customers for the fine
DIAMONDS, WATCRES
CHAINS JEWELRY, &c,
left from the sale of forfeited pledges. offer
geater bargains than ever Money loaned on 'lia-
monds gold and silver watches, chains, gooc tewelry,
and 81! verware. au 7-3m
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NKT TANTED, A COMPETENT DINING
W ROOM sEKVANT-man or boy. None neen
call exci pt those who well recon mended.
Apply at l5 east Grace street. corner OF Fourth.
22-3tE
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1ep1e Of Thermometer at Tie Dispatch Office
lictnhtl. %. 1874.
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scARFs and BOWS, handsome styles, at scuA!
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-07-03
More About the Beecher-TiltOn Scan
dal.

THEODORE TILToN has recently published
in the Golden Age a long article relating to
the Beecher scandal He says that, having
suffered in silence for four years from the
misrepresentation adroitly put before the
public by Plymouth Church, neither patience
nor duty will permit him longer
to conceal the actual facts from
the public. He then goes on to
say that he has never slandered Henry Ward
Beecher, but on the contrary has sacrificed
his own reputation to suppress the truth
about him, and that he never has refused to
appear before the church and answer all
questions regarding the scandal that might
be put to him. Tilton gives his reason for
severing his connections with the church as
follows: "After had been for fifteen years
a member of Plymouth Church, and had be-
come meanwhile an intimate friend of the
pastor, the knowledge came to me in 1870 that
he had committed against me an offense
which | f0rbear to name or characterize
Prompted by my self-respect, / Immediately
and forever ceased my attendance ON his min
istrVn
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-07-03
Bills Going Over.

AMONG the bills before Congress which 20
| over till the next session are the following:
For the relief of owners and purchasers Of land
sold for direct taxes in insurTectionHry States
Amending the section of the act approved July
IS concerning deposits in savings banks
Granting TO railways in the Territories the
right Of way through public lands in the United
States.
To enable the Central Branch Of the Union
Pacific Railway Company TO submit its claims
against the United States under the existing laws
TO decision of the Supreme Court.
To establish and maintain a national savings
depository as q branch OF the PUstofice.
To incorporate the Southern Trans-COntinental
Railway Company.
To provide for the more efficient administration
Of laws relating to public land.
AmendatOry of the Civil Rights law.
To authorize the organization of national banks
without circulation.
To establish the Territory of Pembna, and pro-
vide government therefor
Providing for postal telegraph.
Providing for the resumption of specie payment
and for free banking.
Amendatory of the Tariff and Internal Revenue
laws.
For admission Of New Mexico and Colorado as
States.
Repeating the, Presumption and amendatory of
To protect the nayigabe waters of the United
STAGES from injury and obstruction.
House bill for the reorganization Of the army.
House bill to equaliZe bOunties.
The bill granting pensions to all soldiers of the
war of 1912 and their widows and children.
For the construction and repair Of the Missis-
sippi River levees.
The McCrary bill regulating charges for railway
transportation.
House bill amendatory Of the Steamboat law
Senate bills for the abolition of compulsory
piotage and to authorize the organization of ma
tiOIal banks without circulation
All land-grant bills and many hundred bills for
the relief OF individuals.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-07-03

finished their meal and went out They
to ] Taylor to get his dinner. He en-
tered Mother Jagger's kitchen and sat
down to the table. The old lady began
TO sniff, and, kicking the old hound that
lay by the stove, calculated
Cit out, Ringl Iii kill that Internal
critter yit He's alters huntin' skunks."
Ring got out" Mrs Jaeger poured
Taylors coffee. Then she shifted again,
and looked under the table and on the
floor Taylor fell to eating. Mother
Jaeger took down her horn spectacIes
and put them on. She shifted and looked
earnestly at Taylor. Then she squeezed
her nose together with her fingers and
said:
"Dod rot be, blister, eff II amt youi
Jlst help yerself to eddything you wadtr'
And Mrs. jaeger sought the outside Of
he house.
The party fished all day. They got
back to Milford about tea time The
piazza at Dimmick's was full Of ladies.
They all rushed out to see the trout. One
by one they went back, remarking how
peculiarly balm-laden the zephyrs were
that morning. Taylors wife said: "Oh,
aren't they beautiful but what makes
them smell so George|
George said, "The creek in which they
were caught is strongly impregnated
with-aheml-withh hemlock, which gives
them peculiarly pungent flavor; but it
is destroyed by cooking. Cooking knocks
it,"
Strangers who visit Milford hereafter
may see mound in the Dimmick Hotel
garden. Beneath it is suit of clothes.
1t belonged to George Taylor He hunted
ground hog in it and destroyed its use
fulness. And so they laid it away.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-07-03

for completing entries Of Usage Indian lands In
Kansas In relation to courts and judicial
officers In the Territory OF Utah, with amend
ments, providing for the sale Of Kansas Indian
lands In Kansas to actual settlers and for the dis
position Of the proceeds of the sale; House bill TO
Indians, Eastern band, for the purchase Of a
portion Of the reservation In Wyoming Ter
ritory The bills pending for the admission
OF Colorado and New Mexico into the Union
were laid aside, objection being made to
their consideration. The report OF the
Conference Committee on the Sundry civil Ap-
preparation bill was agreed to....A committee
appointed for that purpose reported that they had
notified the President that Congress was about to
adjourn, and that he had no further communica-
tion to send n....A resolution was adopted ten
dcring thanks to Senator Carpenter for the court
esy and ability with which he had presided over
the deliberations Of the Senate, and after a few
penteD declared the Senate adjourned sine die.
House.-Conferenc reports on the
River and Harbor, the PostofHce and the Sundry
Civil Appropriation bills were agreed to-
Senate amendments to the House bill in relation
to courts and judicial officers in Utah were con-
CURED in. Bills were passed-Senate bill to ex-
tend the time for the redemption Of certain lands
for direct taxes; House bill. with Senate amend
ments, extending the time for completing
the entry OF the Usage Indian lands
In Kansas; Senate bill authorizing the Commit
tees on Appropriations OF both houses to meet
during the recess Of Congress to make inquiry
into the machinery by which reforms can be
made in the expenditures Of the civil branches Of
tee that the President had no further communi.
cation to make to Congress, the Speaker pro-
nOunced the first session of the FOrty-third Con-
gress adjourned sine die.