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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-11

:ATIoss, !oUisIASA k.ruBL!cA. .;I.:
"a. Hiembers OF fAl. club are requested. 10
attend meeting on Wednesday. February
-. q. 80 p ~. at their hall. s..fs: ...n.
s.:. and Dienyils streets.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-11

az CSFAIrHPUL CLERK-For years past
'he hard ware store of Slocomb & Baldwin.
s'anal street, has suffered small losses
almost daily. The article stolen was invari.
aUly rather small but Of the best fiDlsh.
=. continued was this that a watch was
kept, hut the culprit was not discovered.
Finally Metropolitan detectives, Mcssrs.
Pearson and Harris, were called on to as
est. They cared little for what was going
~ inside the store. simply taking a look al
~ the employees. For days and nights they
watched old RoZenweig's fence, No. 70
aarondelet walk. and on two occasions saw
one Of the clerks leave the shop, but that
did not suit them-they desired to take him
Just before he entered, as he might have
property on him that would assist to con-
sict. Yesterday the officers were gratitied
n seeing the now suspected clerk about to
s,ter the old store, when they quietly in
'erviewed the young man. He had new
monkey wrench, of fine make, and doubt
Sss intended to sell it to Rozenweig for a
s.cila-o The detectives had expected this,
..ya had armed themselves with a warrant
:" search the fence. They did not wait
'.sg. for - barrel Of articles, all new. all
Dom the stock 81 Slocon.b &. Baldwin. was
discovered. Accused, Mr.. r. Peck. rather
email. size. fwenty-seven years old. finally
Acknowledged his guilt, when he was
walked of ~ prison. lie had been en-.
IioyeG in the store six years. on the second
:oor. and was formerly respected. k"zsn.
s": Keeps han company.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-11

NEW cRLEsNS -!UTUAio
INSURANCE. COMPANY.
oi:cc Garner a: lamp .El Canas Streets.
Capi!aI...'. G5U".ts5 20
ssssts ..c.EIIs. Il: 1872 ............. ~ sal "A
:nsurr~ Fire. SasiI" .:a i. We. Risks, DIVIDING
tho rlH;:h se:a'at-l. "u '.e.. department. e. "a.
'nsUrsS
Yer Inc .a.G. !..'asio'. 80 iss ers.cmOrs 81.
Company viN scsAe E.'i:s sS..s yays!s I;
Lcndo.e
: :iSrs. C.es...
I: ~ Z s.:s .~..e...v.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-11


. An.1, Scretaryo
BOARD OF GiRRCT0aN
see'e1 February Il, 1873.
"La'... Sri..s 'iomas II. HH.s
Int. C",r!ec.. Chm. Eonoli.
George A. F.ss.i'S Z; sRmison
=. .susier. g &. Howa.I
:. Anderson telx Laru..
a. F:es!..s aug. BoLn
George ". :uo:..' edward Toby,
Err .'"cEYusys: Wash. MoY:oA
neury Vos.. William EnoY
=. farGrsz-, ". s. BAILEY
Charles WesaaS :. 4. Lyauds.a
T.. i.co-.t. .t.ood vioI..a
i.aua Williams. Z: x. Nilie.
Charles L.t:s sdrard Mo,p.s
I.,!oph Sc. j.. Lum,
". 6. BLACK. Hlas Weess
Georcs -. Hynson. .n,H
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-11

The above statement 10 true and correct tran
script from the books Of the company.
CHARLES BRIGGS, Fresidens
- kcUS Secretary.
STAes "f ioUisiAsA,
Parish =: orleans. city of New OrleaIIA !
sworn 20 and subscribed before nae this twenty
f.tI Gay q: March, 1873.
p. CHARtES :tvELLlEE,
Rotary Public, NO. 140 Gravier street,
:he Board % Trustees have Resolved to pay SII
PEA CEN! interest Oh the outstanding certificates
ofscrip % s:.c after MONDAY, May II. 1873. said
scrip 70 be then converted into capital stock ~
pc. snls u!e.. charter Of the companye
CHARLES BRIGGS President.
AVE- GARRIE.H. vico PresiiegA
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-11

EIGHTEENTH ANIMAL sTATEMEST-FOR rHl
YEAR 1875.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-11

s'sr q" YHE MARDt GRAs BALLS. so
sr.s a. Harai Gras comes round SO sure
'.os. the 81. Charles Theatre Civ" its pat.
'c,s . masked ball. when the !iveliest kind
-: :.us il always had. 2hi. gear vii! be
exception. for every necessary prepare.
'i.l has been perfected 10 furnish guests
al things required. The names and the
..s:.: managers iusnres success. Gentle
ser should lose no ZINE in procuring
...i.e-s and invitation. i. G. vii. he j. the
hex oijcc daily, aud iesiy.s !. tax. IN
:.o-.tain - money. e'si..: h.c.n ~ Ssh
i...l.s: -p,iE..
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-11

trustees.
2. !;Ci..;Hs.s "ILii... i.f.c:aG..
:. BEL.Sc, WILLIAM t.E:"
:. y. Lo.E. =. aZCDE4
- SCHoRMAS.;. 4. J. MUiE;.
.. BL.ISB, :. LEVY
RS. ANDERSON. WILLIAM B.iy. *:
Il. HAFSSR, JACOB vON EO!Es
JACOB ALT, N. BEGUR,
HUGO RgDWITZ. JOSEPH BRANDSER.
At the first regular monthly meeting Of tie
Board Of Trustees it resolved that an interest
of ten per cent on the capital stock be paid in
cash on anc a1;e5 Ire fifteenth cay @. February
next.
jail: Il I MEYER '.c...a.y.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-11
AZ s YETTE
FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY
NEW ORLEANS


n "onil NIFTY :" the requirements q: Is cf.
ter the compan: pub'ish-. tbs following state.
msn of as business .oT the yea: ending 0ecsmt.v
-. 1875:
Amour; - r,e:.. Ems OF i re risk. d.
.ns the year, including unearre,:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-11

Directors.
s..e:Q. II~ut.r', :. 7a.y:
-. ]. !U,:.9a, 1lasGe FcI.-e...
&. ". tIn'ra:, sui'. lsiciatt
=. .aillt BaTcsae" >. Niltenb.rgoe
a. Schneider. -. b. aCh0Itt
Gha's. !s,ji:e. !; :rv.a. ie7ais
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-11
THE PEOPLES COLUMN.

brief Communications published-LOng
Ones Invariably Rejected-Ihe Editor not
Responsible for the Sentiments Expressed
ia the Comm unicatiOns.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-11
4 MEXICAN .MEVE.i. JN>iI:.tCE
ASSOC IATIO

4 MEXICAN .MUgU.L INSURANCE
\ :; S SOC IATIO
OF NEW ORLEANS.
81 zee. ......C Onlsnsrcin! Place. -,
i.asT ANNUAL STATIMBNT.
"a conformity VIII lie ..! I.In.n'. a. :h.'
charter, She Aeso7 - %: ~. 81 !is following
statement:
Prem. .,ns a.: 20. IS .uet: ....-..... ~ ~
Bils receivable s.a1s :.1s J.r.d.... so g
Office furniture. Observation-Disclosures. 1850 90
Ca. IL ban. and III 81! .............. 1851 .!
BIZ, receivable, stcc,s l.te........... y. $50 90
! .
Liabilities.
Premiums collected. observation-disclosures. : =. 2.
rTcfnil .n,S l.;.e"l..ct ............. -. =.
Return premiums. discounts au! ..i..
eu:a:ce... ..........,.............. - e.:
Commissions and .alar.s.............. = ID 9:
h..-,usc. rent, taxes, stationery AZ: 81
se:tis'n.. -........-....-......-.-. IS: -
r..s losses pad OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. !: 'el s..
rir. losses a.. listed. not IN. ..... 80 q"
Cash paid or s:ocx....... ......... ....i6 20
1ots. !ai.'..ss ............... tls q. 50
The ADORE s'at'I."H: ]. 5c.'. tue ~. "2-:r.'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-11

:ial.s..I.'. IRON. :'e !"oi- of tie association.
:. H. .G:..:, t:.sl ~.
=. Hf,s. ssc!et.::.
sworn "a am subscribed .-.p.. Il. :!s .. =.
;esa:h -! .: January. !2:;.
ASaL nS.i.o:>. No.! -5Ero
A: trecia. meeting, he! il. conformity y "a
&c charter, oa the :r.t Monday Il. January. ~,
Hr. $. Z. LOEB. President; :. ME!EE. :.c.s arg.
and o. :. !;sIH, Superintendent. $! =. sie. 80.
..sls,:e: ..!..l,r...sl-.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-11

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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-05-26

dltd1 Glltnddttg fuerben. @enerdI Guafte
bGtte e5 nt0t baDin gebraGt, mid 3ur
S1ipiegerto0ter au er1aIten, troB ieines
9aten @ilenS! 9b, S6r iDolt itoIa t6un,
sly9r tpoElt ni1t beriibrt tperoen bon mir?
Qtber iD iGge Gn9, i6 bin @u9 Nuen
cine bislumporbene Srennbin getpeien!
Ota9t oaS bod nn9ei6eben, tpenn SIR
fornt! So i6et0e, ia, tuetl i'd mir cine
Yarnenue bin, cine entieblt6e 8arDeuue
aber per. bon Sud 1T bas ni6t? 8, i0
Eabs Sud ollie tennen gelerntJ bur9 llilo
bur6l Yarpenue'5 Der 9eu6elei, Yar7
Denue'S ber G9mei9eIet, Der Sugeno,
Der &unftfertigfeit, Der 9%teflar1e, oes 3u=
fans Wteine Utemoiren 6iirften 9ufle@
ben MAIDEN III ber Welt, mas? Hno 10
fage t6 Sud Deun Qt6ieu - N0ie1l, 0err
6er5og Aoteu, metne erlaudte Bei6ubez
rim Noten, mel1e tbemren SrelIi1otnnen!
0teIe alte Tra1t, Die nur Die @lei6geboz
renen fir tpirflt6e Meni6en 6G(t, lit nod
bic eil15ige @Drlt0e inter Sud, tpeil fte
ben 9loel fiir bas nimnlt, mas ct ietu fpI:
fir cine 8erpfli6tung! Hnb sic, @raf
Gotbar, fiirdten sic ni6t, oab t9 iemaIs
ia9e, man bdtte sic mir ais @atter be-
itinlmt. benn Sic ftno aud ebrli6 u1o
Daben nod 0er3 nn0 tpouten mid ti9t
ne9naen nm elmer SA2roerung tptQen.
Aber ieBt ipeiGet SDrS<r Settle mo laBt
MID 9inQrs SD ge9e Doit Sud in meiz
ner pabrel1 Weltalt ais abi9euli9e,
%iafane, aber ri1ti9e g6riittle Gluberge;
unO ib iuble, Dap i1 Gl9 nertafien bari
Oenn Der @fel brad mir i9Dn baS 9er3
ltlo Der 6aB Deraebrte mir Die Seele...I
Met0et mir aus, i6 mill fort. 80. u
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-05-26
8. Cine Gete.

0aS yfahensfef Ser @rdfin @eorgtne
b'@ipars ioate tptrfGi@ gldnSenb g~efeiert
Ttperoel1, 1o9ar Elm 6eueripert ioate es
i'm 8alats Se9orbta geben. Se. 6obett
bate 1etn Grl9etnen 3ugeiagt un6 man
mllifelte BON etl1em pradtDolen S@nruG,
ben Der Berliner Spfjutpelier 9eltefert
bate ganS i'm @ebeimef - un6 mas oaS
Srisineafte mar, grdfin Mint Marba9
fteGte bic gauge 3sit nit Der @rdftn @es
orsine 3uiammen, in 8eratbung Ibeg bic
Epilette, bteB IS.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-12-27

SAD AFFLICTIoN. - The scarlet
fever still continues to rage fear
fully at Carson. Our friend Henry
David lost a boy and girl-one on
Tuesday, the other Friday.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-12-27
COUNTY PAPERS.

We find in one of our exchanges
the following truthful observations
concerning county papers, and the
duty of giving them wholesome
support: I 1873 ora Efo.pc:
The local paper is an absolute
necessity to the country and com
munity where it is published. All
the city papers cannot supply the
place of the home paper. That
should be the first love of every
man and woman, for with the paper
is the locality identified The
paper gives the county and town
where printed much of their i'm
portance in the world, and gives in
detail the local news, which cannot
be gained by any other source.
Every days issue of the paper is
so much local history, and the rise,
growth, and development of the
town and county can be measured
and recorded only by the local
newspaper that constantly is gath
ering its items. People do not
properly appreciate their home
newspapers. They measure the
value of newspaper too much by
the number of columns it contains.
The home paper at any price is the
cheapest paper one can take, for in
it is found the information to be
obtained from no other source.
Another thing to be taken into
consideration: Every county has
one or more newspapers. Hence,
the circulation of each must be
limited. There is therefore the
greatest need of activity and in
terest on the part of the people to
give their own good paper vigorous
and substantial support.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-12-27
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES

San Francisco, Dec. 26. - Three
weeks since VIM. Blake, a member
of the California Board of Brokers,
disposed of stocks held in trust, bor-
rowed what money he could and left
town. Among his creditors were
several members of the Board to
which he belonged, who at a meet
| ing authorized the expenditure of
| 81 900 for his apprehension and con-
| viction. 1t seems that Blake went
from here to Kalama, Washington
Territory en- route for British Column
bia, and in seeking to exchange gold
notes for coin at that place caused
the suspicion of the authorities, who
were already apprised of the detalca-
ton. They set the telegraph in mo-
ton and he was arrested. a de-
tective has been dispatched to take
him in charge.
Austin, Dec, 26.-Early yesterday
morning q fire broke out in frame
addition to the residence of James
Luton, occupied as a sleeping apart
ment by miner named Jas Curley.
he fire was soon extinguished, at
ter which the remains of Curley was
found burned to a crisp by the bed
side. The Coroner's jury returned
verdict according to the above
facts.
The race which was to have come
off this afternoon between Occident
and Sam Purdy, at Bay District
Park has been deferred on account of
the heavy condition of the track,
owing to the recent rain.
San Diego, Dec. 26.-It commen-
ced raining at 9 O'Clock last evening.
We have had several showers dur
ing the day. About half an inch has
fallen, and it is still raining. Com
ing at this time it almost insures
good crop.
San Luis Obispo, December 90
At meeting in San Luis Obispo
Grange, No. %, held to-day, meas
ures were adopted to build Gran
gers Hall in the town of San Luis
Obispo. The policy of establish
ing a Changers Lodge was discuss
ed, and further action in the matter
was postponed to the next regular
meeting.
Los Angeles, December 26th.-
1t is reported that a newspaper will
soon be started at Downie City.
1t is reported a Mexican was shot
and severely wounded few miles
from this city yesterday. No par
ticulars have been received.
Last night and to-day a consider
able amount of rain had fallen in
this valley, with fair indications of
a continued storm.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-12-27
LIGHTNING FLASHES,

A furniture mandatory was de-
stroyed by fire on the Gath at Salem,
oregon. .-s 40.
James T. Mahanny has been APP
pointed Gauger for the LIST District
of California. 1@- a
King Kalakaua had sleigh ride
in New York on Thursday.
James Walker. DID,, formerly
President of Harvard College, died
at Cambridge on "Wednesday, aged
so years.
Thirty persons We're Killed and
wounded by railroad accident at
Woodstock, England, yesterday; and
twenty miners We're killed by AN
explosion in colliery. q ' ~ u =
A bill has been introduced into
Congress asking a United States
guarantee of four per cent. on bonds
to he issued by Oregon to the Gen.
trail Pacific Railroad Company to the
extent or $50. 600. per mile for the
Winnemucca and Portland road.
The suit Of Josephine AIansfield
against the estate of James Fisk, Jr.,
to recover the value of two prom
issory notes amounting to 1875, 200,
has resulted In favor Of plaintiff.
The Postmaster General, at the in
stance of Representative Luttrell, has
established a -Postoffice at Fulton,
California, and appointed Frank n.
Howell Postmaster.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-12-27
DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR,
GENERAL LAND OFFICE,
Washington, Dec. 2, 1874.

Washington, Dec. z, 1874.
j. B. Chatee, House Of Repre-
entatipes-.Sir:-In reply to your
letter Of the lst instant, have to
state that the 9Th section of the min
ing act of May 10th, 1872, provides
that no less than 800 worth of labor
shall be performed or Improvements
made each year upon each mining
claim located subsequent to May
10th, 1872, and "on each claim To-
Gated prior to the passage ofthis act
SO worth of labor shall be perform
ed or improvements made each year
for each 100 feet in length along the
vein until patent shall have been
issued therefor $ and upon
failure to comply with these condi-
tons the claim or mine upon which
such failure occurred shall be open
to relocation, in the same manner as
if no location of the same had ever
been made" BY act of March LIST,
1873. the time for the first annual eX-
penditure upon claims located prior
to Nav 10th, 1872, was extended to
the 10th of June, 1878, and by act OF
June 9th, 1874, again extended to
the lst of January, 1879. In my
opinion claim located prior to May
10th, 1872, upon which the amount
required by said act has been eX-
pended in actual labor and improve
ments at any time since the 10th of
May, 1878, providing the claimants
thereof have in all respects compli-
ed with the local laws. But claim
ant of location must make the an
nual expenditure upon his claim
which Is required by said act each
and every year after January list,
1875, until the patent shall have been
issued therefor to entitle him to the
possession of said location. Claims
located since the 10th of May, 1872,
become liable to relocation in case
the required amount of labor and
improvements have not been eN-
pended thereon within one year from
the date of such location and there
after yearly. Very respectfully.
S. S. BURDETT,
Commissioner.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-12-27
NJ AR RED.

In Gold Hill, December 25. by the Rev. Mr..
Jenvey, James G. Cromwell to, Miss Isabel
Smith, both of Silver City.
~ San Francisco papers please copy.
In Virginia City, December "a by Bishop
Whitaker, Frank NJ. EdmOnds to Miss Ger
trude Barron.
In Reno, December oath, L. A. Brown to
Jennie Barnes.
In Carson, December 23d, Noah Blossom to
Miss Emma j Bell.
In Winnemucca, December pad, j, Z. Rags
dale to Miss Susie Edwards.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-12-27
TELEGRAPHIC.
Special to the Tri-Weekly Times

IBY WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH LrNE.l
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-12-27

In PRIVATE. - We learn that
Sheriff Swift intends to conduct
the execution of Murphy, on Tues
day next, in private. This is as it
should be. ,seDcN ssNe9 a2fi
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-12-27

INTERPRETATION OF THE LAW
The following letter from the U. ).
Land Commissioner explains itself
fully: I. /. -.LL-l III ]
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-12-27
N O T I C e

TuNIE Stockholders of the San Francisco
il Gold and Silver Mining Company
DEVILS Gate District, Lyon County, State of
Nevada--are requested to attend a MEETING
ON TUESDAY, December 20, 1874. for the
purpose of electing officers for the ensuing
year The above meeting will be held at
MUNCKTON'S SALOON. at o'clock p. Nj.
GEO. G. CURRIE.
Silver City, December 26, 1874. II
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-12-27

RELIGIoUs.-Rev. Bishop Whita-
ker will hold divine service at the
school House, this city, this even
ing at : O'Clock. All are invited.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-12-27

SERVICES AT DAYToN.-Rev. W.
r. Jenny will hold divine service at
Dayton this morning at IL o'clock.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-12-27

Subscribe for the TIMES to send to
your friends in the East.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-12-27

STOREY CoUNTY.-The jurors sum-
moned for duty at the next session
of the District Court, are required to
report on Monday, at 10 A. NJ.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-12-27

COME AGAIN.-After lapse of
some weeks, the Daily Owyhee
." Avalanche" comes to us again.
1t is one of the handsomest, spicy
est. and most valuable of our Ter
ritorial exchanges, consequently
we hope friend Hill-Old Hill
will continue to send it along.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-12-27

DAYTON. - The following letter
from the Supt. of the mine was dated
the Dist and published in the San
Francisco Stock Report: Ore sections
in I'd level are looking well, the
south drift toward the Kossuth being
mostly in pay rock. Center stope
on Sd level has about II feet of red
sulphuret ore yielding finely. East
cross-cut on I'd level is quite favor
able in appearance, and Is having
stringers of ore with good assays.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-12-27
BsDis

In this place. December IS to the wife of
Thomas O'Connors, twins, boy and girl.
In Dayton, December 2s, to the wife of P.
P. Gould. son.
In Carson, December 90, to the wife of Vim.
l.. Bryant, a daughter.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-04-11
Death OF an Estimable Citizen.

The friend. and acquaintances Of Mr.. John Mise
vanner were surprised on Tuesday last 3lst UT,
on hearing Of his sudden death, which occurred at
bis residence in Loudoun County, Virginia, near
Harper's Ferry. Mr.. y. was well on sabbath last
until night, when ne was taken down. Medcai
aid was rendered immedately-but, four score
years and moro he had passed, and anything ad-
ministered seemed useless. lie was conscious un-
IN Tuesday morning 7 O'Clock when his spirit took
Us flight Re was Sc years Of age-had been for
many wears a consistent member Of the Evangeli-
cal Lutheran Church, was most estima6le man IN
all the relations Of life, and by those who knew
him best was greatly beloved, as n kind and good
neirhbor. The Funeral services took place at the
residence Of the deceased and consisted Of an ad-
dress and prayer by Rev. Mr.. Marsh Of the NJ. T.
Church. Harpers Ferry. The body tho deceas-
ed was escorted 70 the grave by large number OF
relatives and friends.
Anril 1. ls7l v.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-04-11


srurlsv was consumed by The arguments
~ ,nns., upon an appeal Turnpike case,
r.l-s IIoes presiding. ON Monday the case
g,..b was under consideration on Thursday Of
,,.. week was resumed, II. IT, Blackburn, Esq.
,-s.lirc. The remainder ot the week 20 the
,ne ofclcs.pg our columns has been employed,
ralse Hoco ca tlo bench, With ease CT Vim.
Iucas VS.. The Virginia Paper Company 40
Us,,owu. ia Ibis coua'y-the plaintiff de-
rs.lirr $4,000 damages. bas.ng b- claim
ro.a alleged injuries received from he deien-
l,ut rendering tle stream passing through The
r',inars land impure and detrimental 20 th,
health of man and beast ty acids ana lime de-
posted 10 the water by the paper mill Ib,
case ELECTS much iuterest-thc damages claim
Cd tsiog ox,rocsliuary or Gis locality d,
counsel engaged gentlemen Of ability, and
some cf The witnesses Professors Aiken au,
Trry. Of Baltimore. chemists who bave made
analytical examinations Of The watcr-d.st'u.
eusiei in .ieir professions aol known widely
ly tt,.r participation as expert witnesses ia
Gle Wharton and o.hes important trials ID
n. lucas and 4. C. Green counsel frrhinhI
co. Fap'buer W. H. Tnvsrs and Iaa
r..ss fir defendant,
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MARRIED..

AtHarper', Very, on the 5st inst, By Rev. Fa-
Their Kahn. Mr.. JAMES PURCELL. OF Clarke
county. aud Miss BETTE WALTER, Of Page
county, Y a..
On the 2nd inst, at the "Stevart House." In
Martusburg by the Rev. Mr.. Ockerman, Hon. W.
II. POTTER. Of Morgan county, TO Miss A. y.
PAYNE, o.! Berkeley county.
Near Hedgesviile. Berkeley county, on the 2lth
ult, BY Rev. Geo. s. Nav, Mr.. JAS. BROOKS,
AMI Miss SARAH JAMES BUTT-both # Berke-
ley county.
In Martinsburg. on 3rd inst. By Rev. J. D.
Freed, Mr., ". II. DICKE and Miss MOLLlE
CARES, all Of Nartinsburg.
Atthe Parsonage Of the ". e Church, South,
Winchester. on the 30th ut, By Rev. 7. L. Car
son, CHARLES X. NEVILLE, TO Miss GElt-
gRUDE HENRY-botb OF Winchester.
Attbe Centre Street NJ. Z. Church, Cumber-
land, Nd. on the 7th inst. by Rev. Geo. V. Lcech,
,.sisted by Rev. J. Il. Iichtbourn. Rev. SAMUEL
4. LEECH, Of Baltimore, and Mss kEBECCA,
eldest daughter Of DR.. O. B. Fundenberg, Of the
former Mace.
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Baltimore Markets..
BArrruonr, THURSDAY, April Q, 1874.
LIQUOR Lieense.

At the instance Of number Of persons liv-
iug in different parts of the county, a meeting
viii be held in Charlestown on THURSDAY
NIGHT, APRIL 2Sd 1874, for the purpose
Of considering the alleged increase Of drunk
enness through the violation Of the Liquor
Law Of the State, aud also for the purpose OF
taking measures 70 ascertain the sense Of the
county upon the question Of licensing places
to sell intoxicating liquors for other than
melicinalpurposes, as now provided for by law.