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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-28
RyN, NJ. Lee, Auctioneer.

10y REQUEST OF THE OWNER, l
Is viii sell OH FRIDAY the 29th day Of May,
1874 Inv auciion, at O'Clock, FRAME DWELL
iSc containing three rooms, situated on the north
edn If I,nker street near Prents's alley, with lot
rrontinr IS feet and running back 100 feet to an
alley. ~,,rrV ,,,,toroor
Terms: Al salc. n. M. LEE, Auctloncer.
s y. DAVIS, Salesman.
Also by request OF tile same party, 4 FRAME
DWELLING, immediately after the above sale,
trontiup 81 feet on the south side of Uuval street
aud running back - feet. The building contains
three rooms. ~. ~. Lr,
S. y. DAVIS. Salesman my Zo-3tr
4 SSIGNEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
n LAND SlTUAThD IN LOUISA COUNTY,
Vain execution of q decree of the United States
District Cour, for rhe Eastern District OF Virginia.
dated Nav 18th. 1874. in the matter of Frederick
Perkins bankrupt l will resell 1T auction in front of
I,ouisa Court, house, Oh the 9TH DAY Of JUNE,
1874 THAT being cour:-day,) at ~ NJ, FOUis
TRACTS OF LAND, situated In tile county Of
Louisa, and Stale of Virginia.
Lot No o. SO ACRES;
Lot No 7-121 ACRES;
Lot No S-lS5 ACRES. t..
Also, a LIFE-INTEREST in 3SE ACRES.
The above land having been surveyed, anu being
n norton OF DR.. Frederick PerkinsS farm, about
four miles from Louisa Courthouse. 49,
TERMS: One-third cash; The balance on credlt
of six and twelve months. aud title to be retained
until ali the purchase money Is paid.
N- JACOB COHN, Assignee.
my 9-Tu& F2taw3w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-28
BY Isbell & Son,
Real Estate Agents and AucHoneers,
M 9 Eleventh street, between Main anu BANK

I'll
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A De
I SIRABLE HOUSE AND LOT, AND a VA,
~ Nj lot ADJOINING, ON THE CORNER OF
SmITH- AND CATHARINE STREETS.ccPurslc
mi 10 the decree entered by the Chapcery Court OF
the the city of Richmond. on the 18th day of July,
1873. In The suit of Tyree and wife Is: Woodson,
we shall. on FRI DAY the Goth day of May, S74,
NJ o'clock P. NJ, sell, upon the premises, at pub
lie auction to the highest bidder Inc HoHs USE AND ND
kitchen at the corner fset q S nnbas and
CatharIne street, and running back between paral-
lei lines 100 feet to an alley o feet wide. 49,.
Also. q VACA Mt LOT adjoining the same, 'front.'
Ing 90 feet inches, and running lack the same
depth rs above. ,,,, ,a,,
an improving part OF the city,. .,,o uo,,dro
TERMS: Une-fourth IN cash; and me resiuH,e
upon o. credit of six, twelve and eighteen months
for negotiable notes, with interest added NJ SIX per
cent, Der annum, and Withholding the Tile ulltl
'-- " THOMAS j. EVANS,
CHASTAIN WHITE,
Special Commissioners.
Sale conducted by IsBELL Son, Auctioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-28
BY Lyme & Brother.
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
1912 Main street

TWO ATTRACTIVE BUILDING LOTS
Il On THE SOUTH SIDE OF GROVE AVE
NUE., RETWEEN POPLAR AND CLARK
STREETS, OPPOSITE THE RESIDENCE OF
Mr. C. Y. MORRISS. FOR SALE Al AUCTION.
We SHALL at The reques. OF the owner sell at public
auction, on the premises, on MONDAY. the LIST
very desirable LOTS, located as above-described,
fronting each OH the south side OF Grove avenue
40 by 1919 feet to an alley 20 feet vice.
rExMS: At sale LYME & BROTHER,
my 81 Auctioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-28
Ey Grubbs & Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank,

Eleventh street bctWecn Mlh anu banK'
VERY VALUABLE FARM OF TWO
Y HUNDRED AND FIFTY. THREE ACRES,
TIRE FORMER RESIDENCE OF THE LATE
John POE, FORSALE AT AUCTlOS.-We will
sell mt auction, on the premises, on " WEDNESDAY.
the Sd OF June: at O'Clock T. NJ, this E ,s;I1
Kindred and FlFTY-THRE E ACRES, nearly
all cleared. 1t lies the Williamsburg turnpike,
and on both sides of the ! DIRK River railroad about
one and threc-Quarler miles from Richmond. The
improvements are IL brick dwelling with six rooms
ana pautry, and a brick kitchen with five rooms
ple orchard OF choice fruit the farm we'll watered
and healthy Its nearness TO the city, and OH one
OF the best roads OF the city, and on both sides
of the railroad make it very Desirable tor persons
wishing to divide up into small farms and subur ban
residences. Plat Of the farm at our Office.
TERMS: At sale.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
my27 AucIionecrS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-28

VATER-COOLERS AND REFRIGE-
w RAT0RS.-Just received large lot of RE-
FRIG TRAITORS aud WATER-CODLERS, and
also TEkRA-C0TrA VASES and UkAS for gar
dens. asis JOHN BOWERS,
my15.Im Iron Block, Governor street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-28
By Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
E1aventh street between Maiu and Bank.

G1O BUILDERS AND THOSE PROPOS,
ING TO BUILD-A GOOD CHANCE TO
RIuLD FIVE FRAMED COrTAGES.-FIVE
FRAMED COTTAGES on Franklin between Sew
enih aud Eighth streets vii! he sold on I UESDAl,
Sd june. l STA, at IL O'Clock NJ. The same to be
TERMS: Cash. GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
1uy27 Auctionecrs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-28

TOR SALE PRIVATELY, A BEAU IL.
L TIFUL BUILDING LOT FOR PRlFAiI
RESIDENCE, OH VT st side Twentieth near bf pro-
street. 25 by 100 feet 10 az alley ~ ieei WI:
Also 4 SPLENDID LOT FOR LAkur, SlVhG
AND WAREHOUSE, at the EOrthwrst corr "a
cary and Pearl streets, so b. IL feet: Terms
casv snpIv tn }. L. APPER>OH.
my o3-Gt Real Estate Aceatand A"cUone"I.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-28

By Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
4 GOOD BUILDING LOT, ON THE
n EAST SIDE OF TWENTY-SEYENIH
STREET BETWEEN NJ AND STREETS FRI ,os, Al al
los and Thinning back 1874 feet to alley In com
mon I6 feet wide, Will be sold ut auction on Mon.
DAY, June 1st after the sale for MI; Ml ,iaII
Coulling trustee say at go CLOCK <. d. IL i' "'
in an Improving neighborhood
TERMS: Easy. ,rn,o r. Williams
Auctioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-28

|pHHMOND TRUNK FACTORY, cor.
~ ntr Of Main and Eleventh streets, next corner
below post-otce Mauufac. ory OF all styles Trunks
all sizes and styles ladies, Trunks; gentlenen's SUI
perior Leather Trunks. Cheap Tray-Trunks spe-
claity. Made In the best manner, and so ut aud
below New York prices. Old Trunks renaired and
uade qood rs new. New covers put on chaaE
my 4-eoo1mH - JAMES KkpiIS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-28
By Goddin, Warren & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
llQ6 Maiu street.

WE WILL SELL ON SATURDAY,
w 3Olh OF May, 1874, at 6k O'Clock, LOT
frouting 81 feet anu running back 129 feet on st.
Stephens between Baker and Charity streets.
TERMS: One-fourlh cash balance In four, eight,
and twelve months, interest added, and secured by
my % Auctioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-28
By Goddin, Warren 4 Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Aucuoneers,
HOG Main street. #

A r TIE REQUEST OF Mrs. EMILY
~ EPPS, execxtriX of Thomas &. Fpps de-
ceased. we will sell at auc ion, upon the premises,
on SATURDAY. 30lh OF May, 1874, at o'clock
Z. NJ, THREE DESiRABLE BUILDING LOTS
Baker and Charity streets, fronting "a feet 8
inches each, r1inning back l29 feet.
TERMS: OIe-Ihird cash balance at three and six
mouths, interest adCes, and secured by deed OF
trust. GoDDIS, WARREN s. CO.,
my Is huctioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-28
INTERPRETATIONS WAREHOUSES.

HYFGFHECATIONW WAREHOUSE.
A NEW ENTERPRISE.
INTERPRETATION WAREHOUSE,
zoos, 1910, 1912, and 1O14 CARY STREET,
RICHMOND, VA.
Under recent law Of Virginia Legislature Stating
conditions on which consignments
may be hypothecated)
In connection with my business Of
IRON MERCHANT
and
FURNACE-AGENT -
I have decided to open in my new aud extensive
warehouse, known Us :" Power Hail." at the corner
of Cary aud Eleventh streets,
- LICENSED WAREHOUSE
for Pig-Iron. Blooms, Pig-Lead, Copper. and other
metals. For these consignments warehouse certif-
Gates will be issued, stating marketable value of
consignments, marked negotiable If so authorized
by consignor. These certificates will find ready
purchasers. Will make
LIBERAL ADVANCES
upon them, and make sales on usual commissions
OF the article hypothccated to meet such loans
Asa SNYDER.
MoN-MKRCHANT,
of the Hrm OF Asa Snyder & Co., Architectural
lron-Works. my 2-1m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-28

r ANDS.-I have for sale large nll'nhrf
i 4 of first-class ESTATES With splendid m.
prvycments and large aud small FARMS Win agd
Without buildings IN almost every section oi ID:
state. Many of the large estates are .ilnael "a
'''' '''o GEORGE ". DREWRf.
INV oS1m< lCi4 Main slfrrt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-28

\ EWISS PURE WRITE LEAD, Lin
LIZ :. ed OIL, Spirits Tnrpentinc. with q general
assortIr, INT OF painters materials. for sale by
myla sEVpEksR a!sVIaEAs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-28

1,NRUIT SYRUPS for soda water. made of
IT pc,re juices. Also, FRUIT EssEACES for
nA ~. BoDEKER BROTHERS.
my2 Druggists
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-28

ruJJus Styles, 40 BKoaD elhHIi
u bo,wecr Fourth and Fiilh slleSif1 S,;NRREI-
l,,st r,c,irei, the tth suppl! . va = o>
| "Ss ia IA SOLS, very cheap
,fvou want some mere oil tlose pe''ueiA"i A<h " 49,
=, DC, worth zoe, so 10 ,rrr,Irc SyCrE.S
HANDSOME LACE SHAWLS from 81 to sou
HAND''' JULIUS SICLk'S.
al
caSsIMEREs for nous and hoy;, wear. ar, IN ia!ee
assortment, at
1ook at our stock Of GAUzE and MER1So
SHIRTS.
Some more Of those handsome r cns Spc IL
GOODS ut
fn,, assortment of WHITE GOODS, such f, as
ytctari, ,wns Plaid AIusiu. Chec6ed ana sliipeu
Sainsocks, Irish Linen, just ieceNcuc W. Ho ~
tons, very chtap,at
A f,I stock of RLEACHED aud Bko"N W.
TONS nj / o and 2i.c. per YARD ,oo
Loon i. Jul ~ JULIUS SiCLE.
full s,ppIy of GENTLEMEN'Sa and LADiES
M NIX Ri 'HIEFS. EMBRUlDERFD THIN
Xmas LaCt.>, SCARF-CHAlNS, ana FANS,
ono ~, and two button hid GLOVES In all the Few
shades, and n good many other goods TOO nunier-
Gus 10 mention. ,,o,.
IAN anu JULIUS SYCLE'S,
4l5 Broad street,
INV oe1m between Fourth and Fifth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-28
WOOD AND COAL.
~<~~~~~~~-~>-~< -
AVE A DOLLAR A TON

GAVE A DOLLAR A TON
The price Of ANTHRACITE COAL In Ph!lafel.
phia Is advancing. sim. 10 avoid its rem" VA 10 w
new yard. the best egg and stove sizes viii o. '.t
for two weeks at $3.50 and sG.75 per ton, Ge!ie!'
ed. To dealers, still lower.
All other GOALS and COKE. and my pornaE
machine KINDLIhG aud COOK ING WOOD
cheap. j. B. WAThlSA
nv 90 two doors below roS.oiErt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-28
REAx ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

TOR SALE PRIVATELY, that MOST
F DESIRABLE MANSION No. i al The Sogi-
ea:t corner of Grace and Foushee streets. occalvG
hv : NJ Ruiley Esd containing fft-eI rponls and
ali modern conrenirnces: kitchen. stable and az
riage-hous Lot COX by 1873 feet ~ alley tneatJ
feet wide. Price reasonable and Terms RtAANhA-
pIy aCcoHMopATtSc. Premises recently pu; u
'''io"e' J. l.. APPERSoN.
my Drift Real Estate gent. SC.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-28
by Grubbs & Willlams,
AucttoBcers and Real Estate Agents,
rIavpntb street between Main and BANK.

RICHARDSON & CO., Auctioneers.
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-10-17

A WOMAN WITH TWO HUSBANDS

A correspondent in Hampshire
county, West Virginia, says that
about the close Of the late war a
woman in Hardy comfy married
n deserter from the Northern
army. They lived together three
years, and two children were born
to them, when he suddenly left,
and has not since been heard of.
The woman then took up her resi-
dence near Romney, West Va,
where she met with man WHO
wanted a wife, and AS she wante ii
q home she agreed to marry The
slight impeachment that s O was a.
ready married, was looked on as a
thing of minor Importance, but
she wanted some other form of
law complied with which would
enable herto reap other advantages
than home. Accordingly law
yer was summoned, who drew up
an agreement between the two as
to their mutual obligations, and
who advised them TO go to Mary
land and marry, promising that as
soon as a reasonable fee should be
paid him he would procure the
woman q divorce from ner Sc dee
ter husband. Tho parties WEIR
subsequently married in Cumber-
land, Nd, end lived together sew
eral years, until The mans death,
the lawyer failing to procure the
promised divorce because of the
failure Of the promised fee. Claim
ing that under the marriage agree
ment she was entitled to o share
of her brevet-husband'5 property,
she decamped with as much of the
portables as she could carry, and
located herself and the chattels in
Frederick county, Va, calls her.
self by her brevet-husband's name,
and claims her dover in his real
estate Wheeling rteqister.
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-10-17

In the following cases judge
ment was taken:
VIM L Geyer VS. + Licklider, etc.
Mayer & Bro VS. l. Wolfes, Jr.
4 Ii Myers g. Co VS. Frank Pat
terson.
Berkeley Savings Bank vs. J f
Mcintyre.
S Potter IS Chas Amey, etc.
Ell Chase & Co v, j McSherry,
etc.
II l. Towers, assignee, vs. A j
Thomas, administrator, etc.
j B kearfott, administrator, VS.
James Miller.
State VS. A PujtchaId, sent to jail
far 40 Gays at light labor
State ~ Chas scott. sent to Jail
80 Gays at hard labor.
State Us j. L Kirby. continued
State VS. G Scott and Ann Hill,
for robbery, "nolle prosequi.'
z z cambridge, ESQ, was adj
mitted to practice.
There WAS considerable contro-
very over the report of the COM
niltee appointed 10 apportion the
amount 0f taxable property be-
longing "a tie i & 0 Il Il in the
different districts.
The petit jury were discharged
for tie term.
VIM. Wilen VS. John Travel.
Chanccry referred TO Commission
er G " Doll TO audit the leins on
the land OF John Travel
j S Potter vs. Charles Amey, etc
snil debit" and called for trial
on pleas.
The following estate and other
accounts We're returned to the
clerks Office and remained more
than one month for the inspection
Of parties, there being no excep-
/ tons they were admitted to record.
/ w Il Alburtis with NJ S Gran
than, guardian.
Susan l. Seibert with Philip
Showers, guardian.
Estate of John Bentz with Re-
becca BentZ, eXecutrix.
Estate of Aaron Myers VS. G 4 a
Ii Myers. executors.
NJ G Sprinkle VS. B f Harrison,
guardian.
Estate of s Seibert with I'll j
Seibert, administrators.
Estate Of S A Linton with b
/ CuShWa, executor.
Estate of George Grim with G
NJ l. Smith.
Estate of Stuckey with Daniel
Stuckey, guardian.
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-10-17

gary came off according to APP
pointment and / tell you it was q
glorious affair.
| suppose that the candidates
whose names were ON the commit
tee ofarrangements, feel very much
fattered with the distinction shown
them in placing their names on the
committee, but two of them,
Messrs. Silver and Small, were
present, and | have no doubt that
they wished themselves anywhere
else.
There was good deal of dissatis-
faction among the residents of this
vicinity because they were sighted
and the consequence was there
was but nine knights entered the
lists. Messrs. Griffith and Bender
of Gerardstown being allowed to
come on the ground and sell Ii
quor, a good many of those pres
ent imbibed to much of the itoxicat-
ing beverage, and consequently
became boisterous and quarrel
some One of the Darkesville
boys remarked that "they were
fond of quarreling." As it was, no
one was hurt, except Mr.. Jack
Parish, who fell from his horse
striking his head upon the ground
and SO injuring him that he had
not spoken a word up to Sunday
noon. Such is the effect of strong
drink.
Very truly yours,
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-10-17
INTERVIEWED BY WASPS UP A
TREE

A gentleman of Hartford, Conn,
the other day obtained access to a
tree for the purpose of fastening a
rope at some distanre from the
ground, with which to form con-
nection with an upper window Of
his house, the objective point be-
ing a clothes line. life tree stand
ing on a neighbours land, permits
sion was obtained TO occupy 1t. In
order to have no serious obstacle to
climbing, the gentleman stripped
down to pants and shirt, and ''har-
messed " the tree bareheaded. lie
made a successful ascent to an ele-
walton of twenty feet at least, and
was about to tie q sailors kno
when a wasp interviewed him.
He dismissed the rope for second
and brushed the wasp away, and
turned his attention to the rope
again. More wasps arrived sud-
denly, and several of them stood
upon his head which is slightly
bold, and he dropped the rope,
which was not yet tied. BY this
time there were 1879 wasps hold
ing a convention about his person.
He thought he would adjourn and
did, hurriedly, faily sliding down
the tree and leaving patches OF his
trousers along at intervals to show
that he had been there. Some Of
the wasps, came down, too, but
most of them remained around the
rope apparently wondering what
it was for. There are times when
it is pleasanter to be wasp than
man" up a tree.O
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-10-17
BANKRUPT DECISION.

The United States District Court
for the Eastern District of Missou-
ri, in recent case, followed the
decision OF Judge Blatchford, OF
New York, that persons adjudica-
ted bankrupts prior to the passage
of the amendatory act Of June,
1874, could not be discharged I'M
der provisions, but remained sub
ject to the disabilities imposed by
the law as it previously existed. -
Judge Treat, of the Missouri Dis
trict, made this ruling, however,
pro forma, for the purpose of al
lowing the question to go up to
the Circuit on appeal, and the
Missouri Circuit, Judge Miller rem
dering the opinion, has now re-
versed the judgment and decided
that "an Involuntary bankrupt
may be discharged, irrespective of
the amount of his assets or of any
consent of creditors, whether his
case was commenced while the old
law was in operation or since the
amendment law was passed. p
ruling is in accord with that Of
Judge Lowell, in the Massachu-
sets District, and throws the
weight Of authority, as well
as equity, against the contrary
doctrine of Judge BlatcEsord.
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-10-17

Scene-B Browns parIor in Spring
field, Mass. Brown, hat in hand,
just got home from a walk with
his eldest, an eylfdat terrible. Mrs
Brown: Now, John, 1 smell your
breath;you've been drinking again.
Mono, my dear; you--hic-allus
had sharp nose. l. desperate
lyl-you must smell the bay rum
the barber put on my hair. / went
into a barber shop. Didn't I, som
ny?" "Yes. ma'am; you bet. Pop
told me to stand outside and suck
that stick o'candy while he got
shaved; an he went into that shop
on Main street, near Nights block
where them screens made.iike
window blinds stands just inside
the door," Exit Brown. just la
time to escape a crusade of articles
of bijou and vertin.
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-10-17
FROM GLENGARY.

Eds Of tie Independent:-
As every other part of the coun-
ty has it's correspondent, and some
parts two or three of them, /
thought that L would write a few
lines from here, and let the other
parts of the county know we have
our "home hints and happenings
also
Well, to begin, the atmosphere
has changed SO much within the
last couple of days, that good fire
is not at all Objectionable, but on
the contrary q very great benefit,
and we are nightly expecting a
visit from that greatest of slayers
of vegetation" Jack Frost, The
groves OF forest trees present a
beautiful appearance, clothed as
they are with their variegated fol
iage, while some of them are begin
ming to show the effect of the au-
tumn blasts, in stripping them of
their leaves.
Most of the farmers of our neigh
borhood are still engaged in get
ting in their fall crops, while few
are done; then next comes the
threshing of buckwheat, and then
for pork and buckwheat cakes.
Wild pigeons have been pretty
plenty here this fall, and some
days back you could have heard
the crack OF the hunts
man S gun at almost any time dur
ing the day, but they have nearly
all left for some place where hunt
er's are not SO plentiful.
There was a sabbath school eel
ebration held at Tub Run, about
one mile north Of Gerardstown on
last Saturday, under the auspices
of the Ganotown Sabbath School,
which I believe was very pleasant
affair, every one expressing them
selves highly pleased with the
pleasure Of the occasion.
1 believe that all of our public
schools have commenced, except
the tub school, the trustee not
having obtained a teacher for it
yet.
The grand tournament at Glen
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-10-17

Under the title of "The Successor to
Steam, DIR. II. Beins, of,Groning en-,
has published in the Isis, Dutch jour
nal devoted to physical science, the re-
suits of various experiments conducted
with view to discovering substitute
for steam. For many years. he says,
he has been considering the question
chow to transform heat into mechani-
cal power more antageously than it
is done in our common steam engines. =
He experimental to see to what degree
the tension of carbonic acid given aft by
natrium hicarbonate would amount
when heated in close space. and dis
covered among other things that card
bonic acid of high tension, liquid cars
bonic acid especially, to which be give
the name of carbolcum, is an excellent
motive power, in place of steam, for
engines, large and small DR.. Beins
says that he has experimentally found
that carbolcsm engine is easily con-
structed Engines Of this kind aan be
used for the great AS well the small in
dustrious. They canbe used in ships
for war purposes, and with a car boeum
engine ship can be raised or sunk
at viii, and can be made to cruise
about under the surface of the water,
for the reason that the carboleum is
not only independent Of the air but can
be maintain the life of the crew.
The engines can be used for
printing presses, fire engines, street loo
omotives, &c. Carboleun is not only
important for scientific purposes. Il
have hadthe satisfaction, remarks tho
discoverer of this new motive principle
Ito show this experiment to several sci
entiiic men in holland who have taken
the greatest interest in the matter. So
satisfied is DR.. Beins of the value Of his
iscovcry that he has hadbit patented in
evcral counties.
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-10-17
PROCEEDINGS OF THE COUNTY
COURT
FIRST DAY

In accordance with chapter IS,
section 70 ofthe acts of Legislature
The ballots OF the votes used at the
elections held in this county have
been destro ed.
The following named persons
we're naturalized
Natives of Ireland John CASH
man, John Landers, Michael Bow
le. James Flahar;y, Michael O'Con-
ner, VIM. Sheehin, Owen Sullivan,
Wm, Crowley.
Natives Of Germany C"sper
Gnau, Conrad Hammond.
Alex. Harris aud George Slro-
bridge were remanded to Jail tor
felony, 10 await The action of the
Circuit Conrt.
State VS.. John Sayles, dismissed.
State vs. Lee Sperow, continued.
Stewart & Co, vs. A. b Gingricn
etc, dismissed by lair titfs attor
ney.
V. Il. Wysong vs. David Gascm,
dismissed agreed.
State VS. ID. Johnson, continued.
State of Yves. Va. We James a.
Pierce. dismissed by prosecuting
attorney. ,,.
Same VS. Louis Wolies, continued
by prosecuting attorney.
Same VS. A. Grady, dismissed by
order of prosecuting attorney