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sooKs, srArroNERY, &c.
ETEWsAND READABLE BoaKs.s
. 81 80 lit. fELLYsoN, 7gaA Us
BooKsHLLEE AND NEWsDEALER. /!
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WIN send any ofsthe following books TO any ad.
dress, postpaid upon, receipt Of the price:
GHAsTTERBOx for 1873. A new yofHnss.sl so
JEsshMINE. A new novel. BY MARIIg'
AETEEMATa BY H. IossrEIIo1 SO SO
rHs Rose 81 b isEs1 novel BY 20
MSS af F9ReEs zFfHohE sovsi ~ a1s 90
rll E aSSF5kSs II TGH y
BEL Efs sss S and B5NDIas BY Mrs 50
NM, ANS > STEPHsEs IS
! CHRISTIAN REID author of Morton
THE sToEy0F WANDERING; WILLIE ss
MlDDLEMARCH. A story or provincial
life By SgoEaE ELIoE- grtee.......... 1 5a.
made an err In the lter7sure OF fction.-BLact-
ss z assI M Z,
+ 3nd gptttons novel. BY. the late
rons bb1EIoS, author OF Last OF the Ba-
Is polisaed and eabos.ted to degree tb ns'
m n;a p sSers page sparkieBOstoa Saturday Ere
THE NEW MAGDALEN. A novel, nv
WILKIECoLLINs, author Of Woman 10
: White, Moonst0ne, &c Price -. n Sn.
IA novel Of deep and sustained interest and it has,
tion-lne rescue or woman from Degradation nnfs
shame. -PhnLddeLphia AGs.
. Z CHtnsEs Rs.n n s'&5 OF tne day. BY -
ARTIIUR BONNICAs1LE. An American
: Novel, By J. 6. Holland, editor Scrib-
,1sr's Monthly. With twelve rull-page
Arthur BonnicastIe Is the most maturs and as
tshed Erose work of Is popular author. The great
lesson Of the book Is selfrespect and efreliance
the evil influence Of dependence being exempliaed
In dlderent characters and circumstances by the
youth Of Arthur and the life of Peter Mullens. For
character-drawtRg> purpose, pathos, style, and
saveS of the soil, Arthur Bpnnicaste is remarkable
anlalg the novels OF the time.
Any book published sent postpaid to any address
ANY Of the ABOVE books sent postpaid to any ad.
dress on receiy1 Of the price by
j. T. ELLYSON,
Bookseller and Newsd2aler.
10 10 1112 Nam street.
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Rev. Mr.. Wharey, of Virginia, has sus,,
tanned his fine reputation for eloquence and
pulpit power during bis soiourn in our town.
His sermons at the Presbyterian church are
represented as being of singular freshness,
vigor, elegance, and interes.-Raletgh Sen
tfnel
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RESPONSIBILITY the back of every line
that appears in these editorial columns, no
matter what the subject, there Is always
some responsible party, who is prepared to
make such apology Us may be desired by
any offended party, or to stand treat, II pre-
ferred.-FormpiLe Mercury.
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PROVINCIAL COUNCIL OF BALTIMoRg.-.RU.
hoas OK ITS EARLY CosvocATIos.---It is
highly probable that in y short tlme-possibly
on The first Sunday of May next-the
eleventh Provincial Council of Baltimore
VIII be convened at the cathedral In this
CITY, Baltimore Sun.
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1874. NOW ~ T To TINE 1874.
SUBSCRIBE FOR THE YEAR 1874.

ANY MAGAZINE OR PAPER PUBLISHED
SENT TO ANY ADDRESS BY
J.T. ,ELLYSON,
NEws-DEALER. No. l112 MAIN STREET,
RICHMOND, VA.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER
In Newspapers, Books, Magazines, Games, Sta
tioncry, School Books. Christmas Books, and all
articles required by the great reading public.
GENERAL AGENT FOR THE PUBLISHERS
AND THE PUBLIC.
The following sent by mail to any part OF the
country at the following rates, which are the pub
lishers' lowest prices:
''"N DAHIES.
New York Herald. .$12 New York Tribune. 81
New York World. IL New York Times, IL
New York Sun....;. New r norx oournai ,e
Richmond Wing 3 Richmond Enquirer.
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100 BARRELS SUPERFINE FLOUR


100 BARRELS SUPERFINE FLOUR.
lUU 100 barrels EXTRA FLOUR,
100 barrels FAMILY FLOUR, .,,,,,,r,, :,
1000 pounds sMOUNTAIN BUCkWHEAI,
1.oo tesI pouads kENTUCKY HAMS, equal to the
Virginia ham, at &C. .-.
We warrant every barrel Of the above -four, every
,,ound of buckwheat and hams to give satisfaction
If not. to be returned at our expense Al IN store
and for sale by (. T.. W lLSON ~:
Ie li-3t* corner Twelfth and Cary streets.
TOW GRADE SYRUPS-in hogs heads,
L ticrccs and barrels-300 packages.
FsSTP0RT ROUND HERRINGS-250b barrels.
REFINED SUGARS-400 barrels-all grades
soft white and yellow. For sale by o,,,,
fe14 DAVENPORT E MORRIS.
ERENCH PEAS,
4 MUSHROOMS,
TRUFFLES,
STILTt5N, CHEDDER, and
ROCHEFOkT CHEESE, ut
fe13 CHRISTIAN WHITES.
80 HoGsHEADs
PRIME CLEAR RIB-SIDEs
in store and for sale by
r. 1e-eod3t CHARLES 7. WORKMAN.
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OFFICE OF ENsyNKHR AND SYSTEMATICALLY
RICHMOND AND UANvILLE RAILROAD Coz
RIcRMOND, VA. December 2, 1873.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS. r4s..ss

Train No. 1-SouTHRRN ExPRRSs-teayes k1cns
u1ond at sos A. NJ; arrives ut Rurkeviile at sos
A. NJ, arrives at Danyille at T. NJ, arrives -
Greensboro ST $50 p. 81. 49,.
Train No. 9-NEw ORLEANS AND NEW YoHH
ExPREss-seaves Greensboro, at 1Io r. ID; mr.
rives at Danville at $50 P. .,arrtyes at BurEse
yille at S:0A P. 81, arrives at Richmond AZ live
Train No. 3-THRoUGH MAn,-lexyes Richmond
at :4S p. NJ; arrives at Burkeyle q A:oG II. M.s
arrives at Danville at 1853 P. n, arrives at Greens.
borp' at 1890 A. NJ. go
No. A-THRoUGH MAn-eaves aseensboro 3
2:l5 A. n: arrives at Danvine At 6.24 A. "A Ar
nvesat Burkeyte at II :s6 A. n; arrives at hicts.
mond at 2:32 P. 81. iass -:
Train No. 6-LYNcuBURG PAssENGnn-lesyes
Richmond at .9:42 A. NJ; arrives 1t Burkes1le ~
1888 p. NJ; arrives at EynchburR a 4:4O Z. ID"
Train No. 6-BURKEtILLH ACcoMNoDATIoey--
leaves Lynchburg at $50 r. 81, leaves Burkey1lne
at 436 A. NJ: arrives at Richmond a 7bS A.
Train No. connects at Burkeytlle' with eraine
on the Atlantic. Mississippi and Ohio railroad ffo
Lynchhurg and the South. Pullman palace-cax&
run from Richmond to Charlotte, and from Ch1c.
lotte to Atlantis and New Orleans without chsnen:s
! Train No. I makes close connection q Chartostl
with trains on the Atlanta and Richmond AirsLlne
railroad for Atlanta, Montgomery, Mobile, New
Orleans, and all points South and Southwest. -
Through tickets sold to all points seuth xnd sOukQp
"S''' '''N Il. III. r. TAI,COTT,
l de Engineer and ;Srpcrtrtendent>s
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/ A BBoTT'S UNIFIED STATES DIGEST.
~ FROM THE EARLIEST PERIOD TO $40
Volume Just to hand. subscriptions solicited by,
Also Tor sale, the ConE OF VIRGINIA. n
volume. S8; Volumes 90; volumes interleayesi,
with paptr for notes and references to su1seauens
acts OF the Legislature, &yai = Z .fiti- 80.
BRAITAWAITE'SRE RETROSPECT, $I.6O; ~
DuLWER'S PARISIANS,S FL; .''!aGIT'i
OUTDA'S TWO LITTLE WOODEN SHOES.
sC.5e and MI the other new works, at 1918 Main
street. ~4 5@#ii#E "slf 70 I3-uEw -
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RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND CHksAfHAH1t
. -. - = RAILROAD COMPANY, Il y
RICHMOND. November 9th. 1873. }

RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND CaxaArEAz11
5IHE..1Ut : RAILROAD COMPANY, II r
RICHMOND. November 9th. 1878 }
NN AND AFTER THIS DATE PAS.
~ SENGER and FREIGHT TRAINS ON thu
road will run as follows: s..,
PASSENGER TRAIN fol, wsss Ps,nt iesyes
Richmond at M and "a si s ron Mes; ians
sAss es soispSsla steamer HAVANA Captain A.
FUN and Bsitiaore to run in conpectioa Win s6is
40 s,a s So s1T Ea
mond al Pm. arriving at Baltimore nsE moruiae
10 ample time 70 son9ess with sasi IS aS W ES
sha As ann and Fridays a. eonnsctng
al West Point With. the train due At Richmond q
Fare Fare to Balsmore, s5 ;eolored people, q.
FREiGHT TRAIN. FOR through frsigh. only.
leaves Richmond Tuesdays, Thursdays ana Safnf~
df Fs E a Il S % or
for freight between Richmond and Waat POINT
Fs,s nsGa s q e. hso sSs
days, thursdays, and Saturdays; ! ~ :. ,. a.,
General Freight and Tickes Agent
WIN. BRAGG, Master Transportation. NO
RIcnMoyp, YRED'e 4 PoroMAc R. r. Co,1
GEN'L TICKET : FREIGHT AGENTS GENT Office
| SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
RICHMOND, EREpERICKsBuRe AND PoTo-'
| MAC RAILROAD.
UP DAY MALL leaves Byrd-street station 6
I3P.M.
| UP NIGHT MAI. leaves Byrd-street staten d
uf AMcG s5sf&gs 81 leaves Drosasee. Sta
| ton at p. II. Except Sundays.)
| DOWN DAY MAIL arrives at Byrd-street sts-
/ DOWN NIGHT MAIL arrives at Byrd-street sta
| ton at $50 A. II. Except on Mondays9
| DOWN ACCOMMODATION TRAIN arrives a.
Broad-street station at S:37 A II. Except on sum
| FHEIGHT TRAINS leave Broad-street station
| ON Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays ut 1:21
| A NJ. connecting at Quantico With the Alexandria
| and Fredericksburg railway! Returning, arrive
nv order of General Superintendent. -.
| ~ ~ j. 3. GENTRY,
o,1s General Ticket and Freight Agent.
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DRIME ROLL BUTTER,
L FRESH EGGS.
DRIED PEACHES, APPLES, CHERRIES,
GALLAVANT PEAS, NAVY BEANS,
BLACKEYE PEAS.
-' = j. r. GATEW GOD,
fe13-1w Second and Grace streets.
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pRAITHWAITE's RETROSPECT OF

ESKAlfHW AITE'S KETRUSPECT OF
Ii PRACTICAL MEDICINE AND SURGERY
for january, 1874. Prcer*1 so. -.
Diamond Cut Diamond. By +. Adolufus Troll
lope. loo: Bebee; or, The Two Little wooden
Shoes. A Story. By Out1 - SO. The Parts-
My Youth, "A Novel. BY Amelia B. Edwards Pa
per. 81. The: New Chemistry. By Josiah Z.
var,. F. X. 5. Illustrated. 81 so. The Rorderland
of Science: A Series OF Familiar Dissertations On
Stars, Moon. Earthquakes, &c. BY X. A. Proctor.
81 Dictionary of Greek and Roman Antiquities.
By Anthony Rich. illustrated. -. For sale by
lie 6 WOODHOTISE & PARHAM. s
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DEPARTURES OF gTEAME1s.

tDHILADELPHIA, RICF. GT&H
MISREPRESENTATION KsEEAA, - ~
fBHTP hfNEs4zFOR Ftf 49,
We Eli lint srse Isesens 1870 q ths
and SATURDAY ut IL O'Clock III. a@..a
jersey. and DeiaSare s Prornrs e s
Also, for Antwerp aHd Liverpool ptG Red Star and
American steamship lines. aud bills OF ladIng sgnef
tkrougn Insurance Effected for an parties who &c.
Sssssss e e: fsaads,,sA4 i ss,g nss,s aat
A es:s IS. YES. 81 sAssssae
TANEsRIyER STEAMBoATsrIu,
.. COMPANY. t..s 4.
FOR FSSEsq5K T9}ETssyT EER RA I5Ese
J, REGULAR LAM6ISSes On JAMES Rryyn.
cA T NC I anhns ES SFATss MAIL AND
FALL AND WINTER SCHEDULE:
TER, Captain JOHN A. POSE, VIII leave coapa-
asE ans Passs o.
Days THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS 90
Passengsns make sure connections witt, Raw TN.
q Norfokfor Baltimore, Philadelphia, and Nsr
FARE H 20 f SShFSIk xsp III: $50
TURaN..--............ 90
Fare &c. Baltimore. 90
Fare to, Philadelphia. .........<...... 900
Fare to- New York. 12 90
Tickets for sale On Steamers 1t CARRIER & Coz
Ticket Agency, Main street, and, Exchange Hotek
and baggTn,e checked through Freight receives
daily for Boston, Norfolk, and Portsmouth, ant
regular landings on James river from A. II. tJ
Sp. NJ, aaeasonable rates
Freight aor way-landings must.be prepaid.
L. B. TATUM General Agent.
, Oflce Gompany's wharf, Rockets; branch Of
nee at w q. Blair & Co.'s, corner OF Ninth ans
Main streets. ts. sr.g - fe s.
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RAILRs,AD LIMA


IA HI e = - - .seS
orsacE D s. g. :!
| (lNANp AFTEE I, "a 40 sII 2 3. as7
| n. and 2 y. III: rssa.,,irgs Jeass ResefyeEsEaS:
IA. s Eli q s1s 7ss +, II aos sstsS
Ri chr on Mondays. and the 7:55 IN NAIL
TEAM does NOT ieaye Pstsesblrk on=andaSksss -.
rSLk " I l,s 5AIa ssss
xaiEIsHT gs AIN1s. Win !. ecssh q I.
Peter.pnrg a. 1860 A. u. and AS0, z. y. da1y 4.
Tae mA iiI'sf VIM bot Rsebs
a,oad and Petersburg except 1t Mancssstef SnAs ss
Passengers from Glover Hm iIllasxe IL y NJ
M, and rernrniug leave Richmond d 2P.fA. daily,
at III TRzfNs leaving pe.ersburx WIN sa.
'ns HsItsfes eSS sLEEplsscARs .r
a''aeneo % III 'As 20 cos asis wAnw1gx. ss,
] a22 generaITfctet and Rneishs Agenf:
rHEsAPEAKE, AND OHIO RAIL
W RoAD.-or and altar J.nnaxy II. 1874, =
passenger trains win run IS fnllows:u ~
FROM RICHMOND, 3s
MAIL GosoosTy'tllss c. 5 q e..
4: n: This train eonnects aa .Gosdoassa1se SH
vile for Lylcheu1s, Bristol, Kno1viilss Chstss-
MsioDxTIoSc-Eor Go-dosyiile md an
intermediate stations DAILY lexeepe Sunday as 4:40
T. NJ. This train Connects &C aordonsiiie DE.
EXPR Ess-Fer function, Gordossyil,e, Char
pSur. Hansi nsson. anaaa thesis,ioas Seswe.nWSisa
Sulphur and Huntingdon daily texcept Saturday,
with steamers Bossona and Fieeswood for Cmsin-
natl and the West and southwest.
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TOILET ARTICLES.

D E a r L s
WHITE GLYCERISE
BLEACHEs THE SKIN TO A MARVELLOUS
WHITENESS,
eraa;cates all Spots. Frcckles, TAM and all other
Impurities and Liscolora,ions, Chapping, &c.
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For sale wholesale and retail by
fe13 1916 Main Street. corner Thlrteenth.
TOILET SOAP.-Attention is called to
l. the following certificates Of wel-known medi.
cal gentlemen or Richmond: go.
LABORATORY OF STATE ASSAYER AND CHEM
IsT, 1913 Broad street, next TO City HAL, Klch-
mond, Va, December IL, 1S73.-Captaln JOHN
II. FREEMAN has acquainted me with the compost
iion of his TOILET SOAP, and | have also used It..
1t contains nothing harmful, and cordially recon-
mend 1t as home production worthy of patronage
WILLIAM II. TAYLOR, N. u.
cordially concur In the above opinion Of DIR.
Iaylor. really consider the preparation Of SOAP
manufactured by Captain FREEMAN one Of the
best softeners and preservatyes of the skin to be
met with in that form. JAMES BEALE, d. y.
cheerfully endorse the statement made by Dr.
Taylor in regard to the SOAP manufactured by
Captain FREEMAN, and recommend Its use.
HUNTER MCGUIRE, NJ. D.
JOHN FREEMAN, Manufacturer,
Richmond, Va.
For sale by Levys Brothers, Thomas R. Price &
Co.. Henry Wenzel, Hudgins, Gordon & Co, Car.
dozo, Fourqueran / Co., Walter d. Blair 6 Co.,
Robert Lecky, William Fl. Scott. DIR. Garrett, DR.
Richardson, P. E. Dupuy: Breeder 6 Fox, A. w
olting, Maurice Evans, Louis j. kossieux, Jesse
Child, A. II. Robins, j. N. Willis, George Book
lie 6
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States from the earliest period 20 the var 1870
comprising OIL tlse AfasrtAn Decisions, dgsstediH
with careful revision and fnportnnt addit scns. m
BHSyxMIN VAggHAN AEDcTT. First series, gUi-
pIne $3.50. Phis valuable series is TO be- com
ple,sa In twelve volunes-a volume appearing
The new CODE OF VIRGINIA; by coIsner
hoIALL's vIRe1NIA DIGEST, o..
LURIlS ON PATENTS, eniire new volume,
sf.5o- - - WEST, JOHNSTON &ilO., =,
Orders Is solicited ana promptly attended to.
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,n0YAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Il, OF LIyERPOOL AND LONDON. -
ASSETS oyE Is;s Iiss:ars; ii
I ,x p FIRE IsiIsusA scE ouirAxxio f
AsSEIS .1s; OF Visstaia,
sbsrshosdsrs pszsosany ,sspeassnss tae ts ss go
,afioas Of the aheye 49, xrSifsk enn>
.saies. vs soIet ihs patronage q sSs pa "a iiSsf
eir WORCESTERSHIRE ~ ssry iacoase.
's''''sssoaS JOHN Il cLAibosNS.s g. rs & 81 ID sss
.r.r ,ur rHsusANcs C0asRAN9 o.
. CASH AssETs own !. e. . III ! s.s,e
Cash dividends, sxspdsst.g sa 4s 60 e.
sy ,,s 6 s ssasssi. %
gs s;s -, rArsss., ssa cssAzsss
= e u''sa Jon szs .. g 4. ,s s.;
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NEW AND SEASONABLE GOODS.
HUDGINS, GORDON & CO.,
1913 MAIN STREET,
arc now opening a full line OF
BLACK SILKS, all grades;
HAMBURG EDGINGS and INSERTISGS-a
large lot, and unusually cheap;
New-style SILK MUFFLERS and TIES;
FRILL1NGS in new patterns and designs
New LINEN COLLARS and CUFFS,
RUFFLING, &C;
A full stock of HARRIs's KID GLOVES, black
and colored-one and two buttons.
We also invite special attention to our complete
stock of HOUSEKEEPING GOODS. fe4
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FURTHER SUPPLIES RECEIVED.

For sale wholesale and retail by
PURCELL, LADD 3 CO.,
MIA 1916 Main street. corner Thirteenth
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1ITTELL'S WING AGE. with either Of the
- Weeklies OF Monthles, for $1U.
Specimen copies of any OF the above sent post
paid to any address on receipt Of ten cents.
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Special terms to parties clubbing for ihree VI
more papers or magazines. -
1lI2 Main street. Richmond, Va
IA IO-d,sw&w
, 1874-02-20

Special Dispatch to The Chicago Ir.bnA5.
TOPEKA, Kan. Feb. 10.-The second days $685.
sion OF the Slate Grange was largely attended,
Tho morning ResBion WIS mainly occupied with
tho discussion Of various resolutions, most Of
Which wero appropriately referred. Resolu-
tions were adopted OF tue following purpors:
First, requesting tho Legislature to pass pro-
hibitory liquor law; second. prohibiting retal
liquor vendors becoming momberB of tho Ortlor !;
third, recommending the calling Of convention
to revise tho State Constitution; fourth, dce}ar-
ing TINT tho greatest good md highest happiness
Of an enlightened, vittuous, and prosperous poo
pic arc tho legitimate reBulta Of q thorough and
practical education diffused nmong tho masses.
At THE AFTERNOON SESSION,
of1icnrs woro chosen as follows: NJ. +. Hudson,
Of Bourbon County, Master: William sills,
Ovoreoer; ". ?. papinoe, Member OF Executive
Committee; ". D. Nppy, Gatc-kcoper.
AT TIE EVENING SESSION, ..
tho officers-olcet wero installed, and the fifth
degree conferred upon n number Of membors,
Tho businosh before tho Grange will occupy tho
remainder OF thin week.
THE STATE BOARD OF AGRICULTURE
hold session to-day. Tho question OF locating
the next State Fur WIS postponed to March 8.
an adjournca meeting of tho
FARMEns' COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION
was to lnve been hold hero to-day, hut the
Grange nonopolzed tho interest Of mombors,
md no meotiug was hold.
, 1874-02-20
IOWA.

snseial Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune.
DEs Mo INES, Ia., Fob. 10.-Tlla Sonate had \
1iyoly contost ovoE bill making 1t the duty Of
tho district Judge to grant chango Of vonuo in
cases wllorc tho defendant makes Nh affidavit
that tho Judge IL projudiced in tho caso. Tho
lawyers generally favored tho bill, mud by tho
farmers It waH regarded as q 6clleme to ouablo
tho lawyers To inoranao tlcir practice aud their
fees. 1le bill will permit caao to travel all
over tho State by paying tho costs.
and thus tho the trial bo roaohed.
Az tho bill haB already passed tho House, IL
needs only tho approval Of tho Governor. Ell
forts aro being mado by tho opponents Of tho
bill to have It vetoed.
the bill to reduce tho na!aly Of Supreme Court
Judges from 81, ,5l0 to S3,Gv0 passed by q largo
majority. This is regarded as test Of. oil bills
before tho HouBa for tho reduction Of salaries.
Reform In this direction has Bet III In earnest.
General Goddos was boforo tho
AGRICULTURAL cOLLEOE INVESTIGATING COMMIT
TEE
to-day, aud testified against tho statements Of
Prof. Jones' lie denies tho stalumouts thut boolla
wore sold ut great pratit by tho faculty. and aaya
tho discipline OF tho iustitution would compare
with any other. With toforanco to tho outlay Of
funds for illegal PURPOSES, as stntau by Jollea,
Qsdtlen says the aanlo wRa done by tho conHont
Of tho Doard Of Trlistoos, mud that p1eadent
Welsh, to Ills knowledge. usol no improper lu-
t.uonco iu seeming the discharge Of tho depoHod
Professor. The investigation thus far has only
shown Tho quarrel among Profcsaoru, aud il DO.
eoniug tlreHolne.
, 1874-02-20
The Missouri Stato Grange Declares
War on Certain Implement
Manufacturers.
Eighty-Five Thousand Grangers in
the State.
The Kansas State Grange Adopts Tenn
perance Resolutions.
Five Hundred Oranges Repre-
Five. Hundred Oranges Repro
sented in the Tennessee
State Gathering.
Missouri HtntO Grange.

Nlisaourf Htnto farnnEG.
Epectat Dispftteh Ia The Chicago Tribune.
BONNEVILLE, Mo-, Fob, 10.-Tho proceedings
Of tho State Grango today lavo boon entirely
harmonious. Tho whole number Of Oranges in
tho Stato Ia 1882, with membership Of over TO
to the Grange. Tho various committees worc
appointed to-day, aud tho work of tho session
entered upon In earnest.
During tho day tho Committee on Resolutions
had a luBlel baskot full of resolutions referred
to them. Tie universal sentiment Expressed is,
that
roL.r1cB SHALL NOT De D1soussED
in the Order, but 1t Is certain TINT tho next o1cc-
ton In this State will bo controlled by tho
Patrons. tho membership amounting now to
noarly 100 0o0, md which will DO increased to
100000 before November, aud will put tho stato
absolutely in their hunls.
In bisincgn point Of viow tho most important
matter which has yot transpirod is tho resolve
decline to sell direct to tho farmers.
THE EsrAD11snMENTs THUS rtsEscnlnED
aro published al followBin the Missouri Farmer !:
Moline Plow Company, Moline; Doefo 4 Co.,
+ Co., i!ouk 1slana; Parlia & Orion
1ort: canton; 7; 4 4. Smith & Co.,
Fafs + Bray ,anpfastruS SapnsGr ooGsuy G9 ohi
cago; St. Joseph Manufacturing Company,
Mislawaka; Major, Hofror, Dout l. Co., OF.
tawa Byiggs j. Enocl,, Rockford; T. CumminH
! Co.. Dixon K. Orvis Co., Dixon Decatu.
Co., pooria Wier plow Company, Monmouth
Mnzie Manufacturing Company, aoneaeo; john
T. Walton, Bloomington Hapgood 4 Co., st.
Louis Monitor Pillow Company, Minneapolis
couditionalIy; Dauber, MoKenny Co., Mau'
kato.
The =.
FEELING AaA1Nsr PROFESSIONAL orr1oE-sEEKERs
is very decided and suspicion that any mar
is III or about the Order with tho design of &C.
curing place, will DO fatal to htB prospects il
this State. It is probable the Hossloii will con
tinuo for weell.
, 1874-02-20

him urging lin to uso every effort, With IA little
dolay NJ possible, to bring to justice tho mob Of
1yncl,ers who took coiored n,an from tho
County Jail and hanged him, about II fortnight
ago, in order to apare thu Governor tho ncces"
atty Of committing his Hontonco, Tho Governor
promised him all tho mid ho could gtvo, and mr.
Pugh Immediately began making inqnirtou. Tho
first stop tnlton by him produced threatening
lottcr from tho mob, signed "Ntany citfzcna'
warming him to lcslBt. There Is reason to oo-
lieve that tito Governor will bo cRllod upon to
give tho aid promised, II tic rioters aro 10 DO
brought to iustco.
, 1874-02-20
MARDI GRAS.
Denial 0f Reports Concerning tlae Ex

Denial 0f Reports Concerning tho Ex~
ccHses Committed i'm nj clnrhis.
MEMPHIS, Tenll., Feb. 10,-Tho following cor
respGndonce wns furnished tho. agont OF the
Associated Press this eyouing, by committee
Of leading citizonB, with tho request to trans
nit it over the wires
MRMrls1s, Feb. 10, 1s74-The attention Of tho un-
derklgued lns been called to special dispatch which
appeared u the Louisville Courier-j0,,,a, 1t. Louis
ortInB to ivo IN account Of tbs aart Graz festiyi
ties 0f MeMtlls. Wo pronounce tho statement untrIa
3u every respect, nn Inform our Eistcr clea and tho
public vt Urge that tho ny ruasca OF without disturb
cput All allcccesful that tcro disturbance
disorder, end that arreats wore fewer thnn Oh any
festival otcaalon. The slanusr upon tho Momphl
is baso and malicious. The theatre crowded, ind
iuvitc1 gllysts from all parts uf thu Anl.
isigned}-John Loglle. Mayor; p. II. Athoy, .0lfcf
Of Police; j. n. lettigraw, Pretident Cha,ubcr Of
Commerce; ". D. 1alDsaith, President Cotton Ex-
l'anE y. ": Th41ehar, c:slior first Nstional i;s
s; Iss;ry las0, Eato rreasarer, % Ss&ausas; Tiiomss
WAitleage, St. Louis, No.; dcorso I. Alters, Nash-
VILE; Thulaas j. Martin, Lo,iiay!le. Ky.
THU document IL accompanied by tho follow
ing:
MnMrn,s, reb. 70, 1e74.-1 haye read TIE card Of
ce aa'f present ssa It's caoh Gseapss
prealdent Of tho Chambcr Of Commerce. tho
Dank President, aud other cixans Of Memphis, aud
indorael it.. Tho special dispatch sent by uc 10 tue
cheerfuly Withdraw all that WA said in TINT dr.
patch rollectiug upon citizens Of Mnmphs.
ts!Ened} II, J., 8M1rH, Reporter.
The appearance Of tho dispatches rerorrod to
caused iutolso excitement throughout tho city.