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the Secretary Of War. shows the total nun.
Der Of enlisted men In the army, on October
3Ia, TO have been 2s.4It. II estimates tha,
the number III probably be reduced.
through natural causes. by the ,st Of Jan.
uary, 1875, to 1000, the number allowed by
law. II deprecates the inadeauacy Of so
small an army for the demands Of so
large an arca Of territory a. II has 10 be
scattered over. inyolyips the necessity Of
Withdrawing troop. from one department to
meet the requirements Of some other a long
distance away. Il compliments highly the
e"o'e"cY W "enera' 'nei'uah anu MS soo'
o'o'na'e onicsrs ~ maintaining comparative
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'ne aeisy oi wmenous'ns. ea.. a.!
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x;,bop, detention.
AT the opening of the safe burglary trial
on the lo,h, the Judge discharged the gen.
eral panel Of the iurymen from further at
tendance at the csurt, saving the present
case would occupy nearly all the time be.
tween this and the beginning Of the next
term, the first Monday in December.
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.how. ,h., ,h. rse.;n,s Of ,he wear ending
Inn. IN .how . decrease compared with the
nr.v;ons y.., In cus,oms caused by the
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occ.s;onsd Inv rec,n, changes in the law. Of
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AUCTIONEER,
sTAAsOnD, KEsgtGaS.

WIN attend sales 10 this and adionng counties and
will ssnd all the courts In this section Of the state
persons desiring my services may leave their orders
az he Interior Journal omoe or address ne o. stan
ford ~-iy
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CAPrURED SMILES.


much iron that he soon began tosteal.
A GOOD comet for home Use can be
made by tying bunch Of lighted fire
crackers to cats tail.
WHAT is the difference between q
spendthrift and a pillowf One Is hard
up and the other is soft down.
"wRrrrSG poetry for the wsste-bss-
ket," says an item maker, is putting
ones soul into words that burn"
"SPoNGE baths" are recommended. The
best way to get one is to go 70 some bath
room, take bath, and tell the proprietor
to chargeit.
AN Iowa paper says that curious
animal, resembling cat, was shot near
Muscatine the othe day. Perhaps it was
a cat.
"SAY a good thing and sit down."
whispered the chairman to along-winded
stump orator. "That's just what I'm
trying to do" says the speaker.
A MILWAUKEE man says he'd like to be
wrecked a. Enoch Arden was, and come
home and find his wife remarked. He'd
go out of the gate with hop and a skip,
instead of breaking his heart.
IT Is calculated in New England that
when man leaves Harvard or Yale
College 5000 in his will the fact gives
him start Of fifteen hundred miles to-
ward the better land.
We said that Victoria was grand
mother to twenty-three children. The
number is twenty-six. 1t must be borne
in mind, however, that our calculation
was made three days ago.-RccAester
Democrat.
CHICAGO clergyman, who stated that
science was a pleasant study, to which
he directed the attention Of his congre-
CATION, was invited to come over and put
on the gloves with brother who knew
all about science"
A BAsHFUL young clergyman recently
rising to preach for the first time, made
a terrible mix of it and announced his
text in this wise: "And Immediately
the cock wept, and Peter went out and
crew bitterf,..'
A Corxc,, Bruyvs LAWYER ate psa-
nuts in court and was fined ten dollars
6r con.amnt The ;udpe remarked that
he was determined to uphold the majesty
of the law If it killed the entire peanut
crop ofthe South.-LSfroa Free Press.
AN elderly maiden purchased one Of
the Egyptian mummies at the Niagara
Falls Museum, the other day, for parlor
ornament. She said it would secm bet
ter to have a man around, even If he was
advanced in life and withered.
Tat Detroit Judge pronounced an
st ....,,.J.,u, The othar d.v Sa;d
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4 MAN in Germany who calls himself
professor without possessing diploma is
hauled over the Goals by the police. II
such rule held good in our dominions
the police would have more TO do than
they have ever had before.
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sn,.nce sao odo ''''''''
rnnrpzoox who nn,a.,., H.. ,s-,
40. .,.o,,.d =, xya.,ala.,.. ~ - ~.
,o,h i,s, Uo nal n,, o.a,o..,o, TO-,
hefo,e An. hI.cl o., y.. d,avn CO.. his |
f,ce no mia 10 tho .,,end,ns c,.rrv,,.n
aAjI have 40 say 4, I am s,nn., .ar.J
Nv grace and I am accented ~ Codn
Tppp raxrp and Cso,,e p,ne, ,uo n,
IN. three arrested 10, the murder of Ue,ma,
scb,Iling n, Cincinnati a fex davs since
bay. confessed ,he,, ,uii,
Tur e,ec,,;on of o,ua,a and Twin, IN,
the murder of Mrs. Margaret O,Nara and
her daughter K place at Mon,rose. Pa.
On the ION inst. oMara made a coufes.
.;o, Living denied having sct;velv ns,ti. /
cip,,ed In the murder. hut acknowledeed
be;n, ,,sse,t
As the e,press train ON the Great Western
R,iIway va. leaving por, Credit a station a
feu miles ont of To,onto Canada.
r,,dav evening 6ve mashed men
boarded her. After unfas,enine the bell |
cord. thew bounded and gagged The /
baggage.master. Tbey then entered the |
apar,men, Of the American Express Com |
panv. whose messepye, thew gagged. hind. |
| folded and bandcuffed. They then took the
KEYS Of the safe from him and secured from
! sao ooo IN en- ooo The ,obbers remained on
the train until |, reached oueep's Wharf in
m. we.,e,, ,,r, NJ To,oo,o
TT Rpocys late Presid.n, Of the Mer.
chants, National Rank of Petersburyb. Va.
\. ON rial a, a cba,ye of evbez,ling from
s3oo 600 IN 800 Oo0
AccorSrs from Virginia saw that in almost
everv dir.ction in the Dismal swamp and
environs fires which originated almost a
month AGO bv the droupbt are burning with
alarming ro,idi,v and valuable timber lands
arc a n,sv ~ Tho flames
p,pr saturday p;vbt N, Dapville. Va.
a.s,,oy.d ,be po.note smot;ng Tobacco
Wo,ts p.m,v,s machine sbon and hoy fac.
,o,v md Crews A R.denbizors eouriny mill.
Total loss sIoo ooo No insurance.
Tup American r,n,ess Comn,nv was
robhed of a safe a, Cincinnati ON SUNDAY.
.o,,.;,;n,s,o 600 ,nex.me.sencer named
Nn,,o. ch.,ged With Il setting mn y the rob.
h.ry Las hoon .r,.s,.d
hhro Rms rom hine'!,.hree eoun.ies 81
missouri, give haruih, Democra'ic cahu-
date Tor Governor izo'.ofi oenn!' inoe'
pendent, eo,+oo; haidih "aJo'''N 50 ia',
Is S',zo1' Inc vote ior .ohgress"en IL no'
yet received from any a'su'c.' ou' 'nere
no reason 10 uouo, 'n"' '"e en'''e oe'es"'o"
VIII De Demoerauc'
lhh oncial count Oh 'he No,e III 'he eeo'
ond congressman Dis'ric' oi iiiino's' gives
harrison Democrat m"]or"! o. No"s'
Caulheld, Democrat, has a majority IN tht (
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E,LIzABETHTowy 4 PADUcAH R. r.
Completed 10 Paducah.

Passenger leaving Louisville saoa N train make
cl,-e connection al ili<ahethtown with i0aO a IA
train.
u. BRONX, Superintendent
u. BRApsusAR. ten. Psss Ag't.
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STANFORD, KENTUCKY.
.Rs. BLACKBERRY A rEYToN,

VIII attend 10 all business inuusied to them In
Pllaske aud surrounding countieN Colleciions
promptly made In PULASKI and wsyns counties.
2a-n
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NEWS IN BRIEE.


D
n''e' 'm'ey 70 oeorse Cheney' Ool'n'
uf"Ves, jerome niiimsn' ana Myron payi
,he heroes OF the Williamsburg reservoir
disaster ah months ago.
Ut rs said prominent London capitalist,
/ of tho Portland and oyden.hury Railroad
with a view 10 advancing funds 10 eomplete
III. line 10 Montreal and other adjective
poipts.
Tur Inte,nn,iooal rvnoyra,bic,, t-,jo,
which bs. undertaken The wo,t of p,oyiJiny
| q statue or other suitable memorisj over the
grave Of Horace ;reeIev. mate. an appeal
| for further contributions. The committee
has sufficient fund. probablv for a por,rait
bust. Meantim, the commi,,e. have ...
sumed the care Of the grave. which has been
reported recently In neglected condition.
AswEErrSa measure Of reform ha. been
adopted by the New York Police Commision.
ers, who 10 sever all ep,angl,ng alliance. be.
tween leading officers of the fore. and cid.
rens, transferred thirty.tbrce Cap,eiu.. thus
placing every police command In the city IN
new hands. with an iptima,ion tba, should
any Captain be found guilty Of barboripe
n
trial and dismissal from the department MI,
result.
ARGUMENT was heard Friday before
Judges McCue and Reynolds, Of the Brook.
lyn City Court, on the appeal from Judge
Nelson's decision, refusing to order u bill
Of particulars In Tilton's suit sgsinst Beech
er. II was at the same time decided that the
trial Of the case shall not commence before
the first Monday in December.
THE suit OF Cue vs.. the New York Tri-
bune, for libel. has been compromised.
THE Japanese Government, II is reported,
bought ;, 5oo00O pounds Of saltyetre in New
York recently.
The Protestant Episcopal Convention, In
session at Burlington, n. j., on the fifteenth
ballot elected John Scarborough, ID. D., nov
rector Of Trinity Church, Pittsburg, Bishop
Of the diocese Of Northern New Jersey, by
vote Of thirty-one out Of ffty.three Of the
clergy, and thirty-six out Of fifty parishes.
MEETING Of the iron manufacturers Of
Pittsburg was held Saturday afternoon. The
Committee appointed to confer with the
puddler reported that they had made
proposition 10 the puddlers, that, with iron
at three cents, they would pay Eve dollars
for boiling, and with iron at two and half
cents, four dollars and hall; IL iron should
go tn three cents, then they would paw the
present rates. The boilers are not willing
to accept these terms.
IN. u..,.
IHt Chicago branch OF the Nebraska Re
liei society organized about week since,
nave ALREADY received some so,'coin money,
looa ana eio'hing, ana are forwarding same
aaiiy 10 'he sufferers In Nebraska. Col
leeuons whi continue to be made 30 long ~
'here Is any necessity Tor relief.
ihk hansas Senatorial bribery case, at
burlington, hansas, mas been again post
poned TO the next term Pomeroy's appli'
canon Tor reduction oil the twenty thou
sand dollars BAL was denied.
Ihk strike oil the coal miners In 81 Clair
county continues and meeting has been
heid At which u was resolved that work In
he heheNilie p'strict he suspended until
every company IN It and all non-tnion men
JON the Minen. Union, and are governed by
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-28

COMPLIMENTARY TESTIMONIAL TO A RICE
MoND ARTIsT.-The following complimentary
notice OF distinguished musician of this
city is from the Richmond corfesp spondence
of the Lynchburg Ne,cs of the 22d:
ssIf there is one thing which is advancing
in this city more than any other it is the
musical taste of the community, and it is q
source OF great grati6cation to those who
know how to properly estimate its refining
Influences. Each year some new organlZa-
ton with the aYoWed aim Of improving Its
members in the culture Vocal and instru-
mentaD Of this art is organized, and they
succeed well. S#
"If Richmond is compared in this respect
to-day with Richmond three years ago The
advancement will be readily discovered. To
one 1nap let the credit be ascribed, for to his
ardent efforts is due the progress; by his &c.
Mus the fire was kindled; by bis devotion it
was famed until it burst up into one broad,
glorious flame, illumining the paths OF kin
dred spirits before without q guide. That
man is MIR. Leo. P. Wheat, one of The few
masters in the world of that grandest OF all
instruments, the organ--a thorough musi-
cian and gifted composer. Mr.. Wheat has
had the rare privilege of meeting and being
intimate with the first masters both In Eu-
rope and America, and spent many years In
stlldyipe under skiliul musicians in Germa-
ny and Italy.
Whatever may be the objections to what
is designated soperatic chureh-music,' 1t has
worked beuefcially in the cause Of religion
at the Monumental church. The 'congreegar
ton has increased three.fosd, apd the num-
her OF persons who have connected thsm-
selves with the church and professed sali-
gion during the years Ar. Wheat has. pre-
sided over the organ and choir is doutae, that
of any preceding yeas. The advocates Of
such music claim that what is requi rad is to
draw people into the building, and then she
minister has the opportunity to place before
them and advocate the claims OF, religion
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rNHE pISPATCH PRINTING HOUSE,
i In,issaxtsns and equipmant, Is uneqltailea Dy
any prkning establishment 10 the south- Has iarge
and annie facilities for doins ALL KINDS OF JOE
WORK. r,x,o
EYERY DESCRIPTION OF PRINTING
nrom,tiy and neatly exec,Ied,I and at low urices.
GOoc WORK, GOOD MATERIAL. AND SATIS-
FACTION GUARANTEED. Look at some OF our
pricas:
BUSINESS CARDS S2to 50 per 1,oe0s
H1sIIlNG CARDS soc. to IL for 80.
IErrEs HEADS ~ 20 S6.7D per ream-
BtLL HEADS 81 to 81 per rea1a.
CIRCULARS $3.50 10 81 per 1,00o-4
HASDalLLs VI to s3 per 100.
CORRESPONDING low. prices for, Gthes' xinos on
work.
RAILROAD and STEAMBOAT WORK q. spe-.s
atnly. The fact that We have for the past twenty
live yeaas been doing.the most Of this class OF worb
Ia evidence that we are prepared 70 DO II promptly
and sat sfaciorily.
we particularly !aYite attention to- me beaastht
AVID ugefuI TRANSFER INKS that we are now
nspa. They have been but recently introanceo,
but a7c already extensively rsedsby railroad ana
s,e.msoat companies. banks, lnerchsnts ana ohefss
weare now furnishing these inks IN, AL COs.
rotS and OF a Quality that can.b copied any cnguL
Of tLre after bc.pg printed, They Will copy c.eanS
and Jistipctly In tho ordinary ctter-pre Oooa.
Os,,ers respectfully solicited, and satistacuo
pisteu In price1aHd w0rk. ttshSs 90 L.----.
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LAWRENCE BAaREYT.-The dramatic event
os iI,e season will be the appearance OF the
eminent tragedian Lawrence Barrett at the
Thestre Tonight. His fame> Bhich has be-
come national, Is, merited one, and it IS
pratityiny that an opportunity is again pre-
sentei OF hearing him rsnsier some OF his
finest inpersonalions. Heis close student
in his profession conscientious, educated
gentleman, and Is worthy all the admiration
wh,eb has been SO hheraIly awarded him
throughout the land. In many cities the
critics not only rank him alongside Edwin
Booth, but some even declare him to De
superior artist, and during the present sea
son his engagements have been perfect oya'
fIons. Actors, as well ss people outside tne
profession, give him their enthusiastic praise
| He Is, no doubt, one OF the greatest TRACE
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MANCHESTER NEWS.

MAYORS CoURT.-A number Of persons
who had INDUCED too freely in egg.nog sn
Christmas.day were before his Honor on
Saturday, all of whom wene discharged.
Episcopal CHURCH.-This church was
handsomely decorated Cbristmas-day with
crosses, Crowns, wreatEs, and notices. OF
evergreen. An appropriate discourse was
delivered by the Rev. il J. Sans.
LAMP EXPLOSION. Saturday evening about
6 O'Clock Mr.. George T. Fitzgerald, who re-
sides on Hull betweA fifth and Sixth streets,
was very severely bazned about the bands
and wrists by the explosion OF a csal'oil
lamp which he was eadeayoring to light.
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TnR ORPHAN BoYS DrssER.-saturday
the Board Of Directors Of the Male Orphsn
Asylum, composed of Messrs. j. b. Cary,
Ihomas IL !Il D. Quarles, R. F.. Richardson, DR..
w. w. Parker (presideut), accompanied by
Messrs. ]. n. Wilkinson, Dr. w. P. Palmer,
Dr. w. NJ. Withers, and Representatives OF
the press, repaired to the asylum for the
purpose Of seeing the boys enjoy their
Cnristmas.dinner. Upon their arrival
they were warmly welcomed by the
superintendent, Mr. Gill. About 4 O'Clock
dinner was announced, when blessing was
invoked by the Rev. Mr. ,Yandersice; after
which sixty.nine bright and well-clad boys,
with swelling hearts and beaming counte-
nances, and about dozen invited guests,
sat down to most bounteous and elegant re-
past. This over, all assembled in the school,
room, where the boys, led by Mr.. Gill, sang
several very sweet songs, the daughter Of
the superintendent gracefully presiding at
the organ, About 6 o'clock the visitors left
the asylum and returned home. a. =
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FIRES ON CHR1sTMAs.DAY..--Ther were
four alarms of fire on Friday caused by fire.
crackers: ts#i s,f,
The first alarm was caused by the partial
burning of a small house on Seventeenth
street ut lis p. NJ.
An alarm was turned in from Box 35,
caused by the burning of a kitchen of j. A.
johnson, at the corner Of First and Orange
streets, at p. NJ.
An alarm was turned in from Box 5, the
fire found to be in the cellar of Messrs. King
& Todd's store, corner Of First and Broad
streets. :
Again, at 3:45 P. b., the fre.brigade was
called out by an alarm from Box 4, caused
by the partial burning Of the roof of Mr. Ro-
bert Edmunds's stable, at the corner of Fou-
shee and Franklin streets. ...
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DWELLING DESTROYED BY FIRE.-A frame
dwelling in Henrico county owned and
occupied by MIR. Shelton c. Davis, clerk
of the State Senate, was consumed by
fire on Thursday evening. Mr.. Davis
had been hunting in the neighborhood,
and soon after his return home fire was
discovered ia the roof near the chimney,
from which sparks had fallen and ignited.
Strenuous efforts were made by Dir. Davis to
arrest the flames, but owing to stiff breeze
which was prevailing at the time they
proved futile. There was small insurance
upon the house, but none upon the furni-
ture, which was nearly ali destroyed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-28

HOLIDAY BALL.-The members of tke>
McGill Lyceam will give grand. ball Mon
day at Monticello Hall, Broad street, and rs,
it will be recherche affair We trust it viii
be fully attended. The music for the occa.
sion will be furnished by Professor Kess-
nicb& orchestral band, and the refreshments
will be furnished under the immediate supss-
vision of the Society. A very enjoyable
OCCASION may be anticipated, as the gentle
manly members of the Lyeeum are deter
mined that this their initntory public enter
tainment shall be worthy of themselves and
satisfactory to those friends who attend.
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R,cauosD. VA. December 26, 1919

RICHMOND, VA, December 26, 1875.
Editors Dispatch: desire to state that
when Mr.. Kelly first came to my Office. he
was in company with Major Hart and gen.
tleman whom did not know. That fisit
was for the purpose Of arranging to bring
his children home. BE Afterwards came
alone. And In my reply to Hon. James Lyons
intended to refer to bis subseqnent visit,
not knowing that MAJOR Hart in his COM
munGation had mentioned a Ma James
Lyon as having been with him.
Very respectfully,
A. W.. GARBEB, per A.
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W1EBoR's Cop,SIvER on AND LIhE--The
great popularity oathIs safe and efhcaeaous pnspa-
ration is alone atabutable to its Intrinsic. arth'
In the cure Of coughs, colds, asthma, ornAeai'ls'
whoopIrg-cougia scrofulous humoEssa and aa con-
sumptlve symptoms, 1t has no supfrioFs equal
Let no one neglsct the early symptoms OK ensease
when an agenlsis thus a. hand which viii alleviate
ALI complaints Of the chest lungs, or thrcs. Manu-
factured onIyby A. R-wnBoR,. chepisa, Boston.
Sold by all GSaggistS.
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dians Of our day, and in some fales be i
said TO e5superior to any living actor. 81
Now that the Legitimate drama is to be
revived, and thatan opportunity is presented
our people to become patroHs or the highest
form Of The dramatic art, they will NO doubt
give MI. Barrett their liberal support. The
citizens OF Richmond have as hig1 ss appre-
citation OF the legitimate drama as shose Of
any city m the South. land this week Wiifno
doubt demonstrate that fact. s55s r tsss3s
ia The repertoire for the week VIII be- To-
night, Rieheiieu :; Tussday, g Hamlet y;
Wednesday King Lear 2 Thursday, .TheI
Merchant Of Venice ? Friday, benefit lofl
Mr. Barrett, he will appear as Alfred Eye
'yn in Bulwe1's elegant comedy of IS Money VI
Saturday masmse, !" The Lady OF Lyons 4
Saturday night, "JnliDs Cesar; with MI.
Barrett in his great r&e of -Cassius.
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BEWARE OF THE COUNTERFEIT NoTEs.-
There are any number of counterfeit five
dollar notes on the Traders National Bank of
Chicago in circulation in the city. We bave
already called the attention of our citizens
generally to the fact. On Saturday the bank
tellers were throwing out large number Of
these notes which had been received by rrer-
chants and others over their counters during
the latter part of the week.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-28
TERMsOF ADvE,RITsINrs
Auctions SALES THIs DAY,

COOK q &LAUGHToS, 10 4. III, al go. ia Ninttr
street, ladies' dress goods, cloths. yesinrs, &c.
BURTON, CARTER O. CO.. s r. H., twelve arrsx ~,
ss OF garden-land on the old Brpok road, I'd Hem.
rico county. I'd 3. teaf,s7ssss q,
THOMAS W.KEESEE, 10 a. M, as No. 71B east
Marshall street, q general assortment or house.
q Hold furniture q ts.sf ~ s ~