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SUBORDINATE ORANGES.
OREGON.


Marsh6eld Grange No. |, Clacka-
mas 10. w. w. Davis, Master; T.J.
Natlock, See; Clackamas.
Engle Creek Grange, No. Z, Ciack-
,mas %. L. Forbes, Master; Frank
Foster, Sec; Damascus. n.u.c,
Oak Point Grange, No. 8, POLK No'
T. w. Kirkland, Master; Jas Demp-
aev, Sec; Dixie. nn.
Buena Vista Grange, No, 4, Polk
10 n @ Hall, Master; L. NJ. Hall,
See; Buena Vista. nnc
Monmouth Grange, No. D, POLK 20.
l. y, NJ. Butler, Master; ---, oec''
oak Plain Grange, No. 6, Linn Go.
A. r. Price, Master; T.J. BiacN' oec''
Halsey. 49,; ~
r. II. Tanning, Master; A.J' BieSihs'
rorinthlan Grange, No. s, Linn Co.
w. K. Price, Master; c. Wahl, Sec;
Albany. ~. ~
Frank She1d, Master; W. W. 4antis'
Sec; Shedl. - o1;
Co w. p. Anderson, Master; n. l..
Try, Sec; Albany. :, 49,.
Harrisburg Grange, No. II, Linn
~ Johm H. Smith, Masteri VIM.
n Porter, Sec; Harrisburg.
Springfield Grange, No. II Lane
Co. John Kelley, Master; Wesley
Comegys, Sec; Springfield:
Philomath Grange, No. l3, Benton
ca. y. p. Newton, Master; \. IL.
Brown, Sec; Corvallis.
SOAP Creek Grange, No. a. POLK
Co, James II. Miller, Master; Wiley
Holman, Sec; BuGna Vista.
Locke Grange, No. 10, Benton 60.
T. A. Wells, Master; G. A, Moor,
Sec; Corvallis. i,
Excelsior Grange, No. 10, Iamhlll
Co. w. L. Smith, Master; ). T. COO
salem Grange, No. II, Marion Co.
Daniel Clark, Master, John Mmto'
Seta; Salem. 90 ,,a,;o,,
~ r. A. Witzel, Master; w. NJ
IIillery, Sec; Turner.
Rrownsvilie Grange, No. 10, Linn
Co, l.. G. Rice, Master; A. W. Stan
ard, Sec.; Brownsville. 90
Sonth Brownsville Grange, NO. ~
Linn Co. Consolidated with Browns
vile No. 10. :, ., , co
II. A. Irvine, Master j, II. Smlth
Sec.; Lebanon.
Knox Butte Grange, No. ~, Linz
Co Martin Miller, Master; Milton
Houston, Sec; Albany.
Hone Grange, No. As Linn co
Geo. i. Simpson, Master; D. Nliilard
M Mono Grange, No. 25, Polk county
T. NJ. Bewley, Master; II. c. Mcl1m
monds, Sec; Lewisyille.
Liberty Grange, No. S, Lane 90
II. n. Hill, Master; j. c. jennings
Aec.; Junction City. o- ot,.,,
Evening Star Grange, No. y, Mull
nomah co. Jacob Johnson, Master
II, T. Campbell, Sec; Fast Portland
Umpqua Grange, No. q, Dongifal
Co. Il. NJ. Gurney, Master' w. 7
owens, Sec; Roseburg. ~,
Milton Grange, No. ~ CmatllI !
CO. X. NJ. Drumheller, Master;
K. Mccoy, Sec; Milton.
" Perrydale Grange, No. ~, bcnso ,l!
Co. Geo. Comegys, Master; >. ,ffi'
1ell, Sec; Perrydale.
McMinnville Grange, No VI, Yam
hill Go. Alex Reid, Master; y
Durham, Sec; McMinnyiile.
Lafayette Grange, No 80, Yamm
Co. A b Henry, Master; Il l. LAM
son, Sec; Lafayette.
North .Yamhill Grange, No 3
" Yamhill co. RR Laughlin, Mastel
b u Stewart, Sec; North Yamhill.
Weston Grange, No "a, Umatil
%. John 8 White, Master; II McA
tsAur, Sec; Weston.
Wihd Horse Grange, No "a, I'm
lla ss0. j N Perkins, Masler;D
!, sAardS sae Weston Na"ia
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NOTICE (!


THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
/ existing between VIM. II. Kuhn ana
James C. Van Rensselaer, under. the firm
name of W. II. Kuhn & Co., is this day
dissolved by mutual consent, the notes
and accounts due said firm becoming the
property of the said Van Rensselaer,, ana
10 whom, or his representative, they must
be naid, and to whom must be presented
all claims against the said firm.
w. II. KUHN,
PHI. G. SCHUYLER,
Guardian estate Of
JAS. C. VAN RENSSELAER,.
Referring to the above. | give notice that
the notes and accounts due W. il. Kuhn X
%. viii be collected by Jas. r. Wyatt, OF
thc firm of Clark & Wyatt, who may be
found al the old stand Of Kuhn n Co., and
who is fully authorized to receipt ana
settle the same.
PHI. c. SCHUYLER,
Guardian estate OF
JAS. C. VAN RENSSELAER,.
Albany, Or, Feb. 3, lS74-3m
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American Reports-Tenth Volume.

American Reports-Tenth Volume.
The american Reports, published by JOHN
u. Parsons, Albany, n. Y, and edited by
ISAAC GRANT THOMPSON, Esq, assisted by
other learned lawyers. have become so well
known TO the legal profession that 1t Is hardly
necessary to do more than announce the APP
pearance OF a new volume in order to create
a demand for it. The tenth volume isa very
important one, containing cases from New
York, California, Indiana, Minnesota, New
Jersey, Ohio, and Pennsylvania. The courts
Of last resort in several of these States stand
high with the lawyers, and their decisions
and opinions carry great weight with them.
This volume has number Of interesting de-
cisions from different States in insurance
cases-both life and fire. Here is the sy.la-
bus of 4 decision rendered 10y the Court of
Appeals Of New York in the case Of real
estate broker:
"a party having employed broker to
sell rea! estate may Notwithstanding ncuo-
tlate himself. aud i! he does so without any
agency of the broker he is not liable to the
iatter ior commission. TO entitie the bro
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agent IN, or the procuring cause of, the con-
tract
A number Of railroad cases are also re-
ported in this volume. Also decision il
Indiana which will open the eyes Of The civi!
rights praters- namely, that Il State has SIT!
the right to forbid the intcrmarriagc of ne
sroes and whites notwithstanding the l4sl
amendment Of The Federal Constitution.
But there are so many interesting cases ir
tols volume tha. We cannot refer 10 one in
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General Assembly of Virginia.
TUESDAY, April II, 1874.
SENATE.

SENATE.
The Lieutepant,G Governor in the chair.
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Dashiell, of st. Marks
Episcopal church.
STATE DlBT.
The PRESIDENT laid before the Senate a
from the Second Auditor in
response to a resolution of the Senate calling
for information rs TO the amount of coupon
bonds payable to bearer and to order, regis
tered bonds convertible into coupons. &C.,
which, on Mr.. THoMAs'S motion, modified ut
the suggestion of Mr. MEM, WAS laid on the
table ard ordered to be printed, and fiYe
hundred additional copies ordered to be
printed for the use Of the Senate.
FROM COMMITTEES.
Mr.. NowLIS, from the Committee for
Courts Of Justice, reported with amendments
Senate bill 10 amend and reenact sections 10,
II, and lG Of chapter $50 Of the Code of 1878
50 rs to better regulate and define the fees of
clerks OF the county, corporation, and circuit
courts, and correct errors and abuses, and
secure greater uniformity in the charging Of
such fees.
Mr.. TERRY, from the Committee on Roads
aud Internal Navigation, presented bill to
amend and recuact section 1st Of an act enti
tied An act to extend Il credit OF twelve ana
twenty-tour mouths from the ratification Of
the sale Of the States interest in the Upper
AppomattoX Company to the Board of SUI
perintcndents Of said company, and to ratity
and confirm all acts done in pursuance of the
provisions Of the act approved March 20,
1873, approved February IL, 1873. Ordered
to second reading.
Dir. THOMAS, from the Committee on Fl.
nance, presented "A bill TO amend and re.
enact section 70 of chapter At of the Code o.
1873, so as TO provide for listing children il
townships or school districts every three
years instead Of annually, as now provided
| ey law" Also, frcmc same committee, with
substitute, Senate bill to provide for the
payment Of claims due BY the State on &C
count of the construction of the Covington
and Ohio and Blue Ridge railroad.
Mr.. WARD, from the Committee on Coun-
| ", City, aud Town Organization, reported
without amendment Senate bill to authorize
the townships of ChrisLiausyiIe, Blue Stone,
GAINESVILLE and Boydton to subscribe to the
stock oft Roanoke Valley railroad.
Mr.. PRIDEaoRE, from the Committee on
General Laws, reported, without amend.
mcnt, Senate bill to incorporate the James
River Water Power Company.
TIKI TAX BILL.
A message was received from the House
OF Delegates by Dir. STUART, who informed
the Senate that that House had passed No.
276 House bill entitled Gan act for the as.
sesslnent, levy, and collection of taxes"
JAMES RIVER AND KAEAwHA CANAL.
Senate bill directing the enforcement of
-he contract of the james River and Kama.
VIA Company with the Common wealth, I'm.
Ter an act passed the Ist of March, 1867, en-
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Nnw Rocks.
The Trust and the Remittance. Two Love
stories in Metred Prose. BY MARY cow
w naatnn. RoRRRrs BROTHERS.

The Trust ana INC HeHhaaHse' -,
Stories in Metred Prose. By MARY low
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She published several works, and after SIX
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THE APPEALS RESPONSE

"NLcn Governor h. his toe put down
.in siumpcd the same in 4 manner AWFUL;
He'd better have left the Cockade town
70 govern itself with chatter lawful
l'rhe author of the above calls children
g trrndle-bed trash."l A man who pens
such poetry (0 ought to know that Remper
did the very thing the Appeal says he
would better have done.
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DEATHS.

Died quarter past is osSik e EVANS
Of the IAN lo 1nsiav vear OF her age.
'ni Ps Se Cen T IL
It's. church O. NN Her friends are respectfully
Invited TO attend.
D,oa at home in Henrieo county, on On, I'IesdaS
rnorning, April l4th, DIR. JESSE fHA PEI"
CLAhhs' re- .canaintances of the family are In.
lied fr1eh o attend his funeral from the residence Of
his brother A. b. Clarke, 2517 Gtsee ssret n
Is JSvednesdayj, 9Th instant, az O'CLOCK L. Sl
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RAILROAD Observation-Disclosures Bernard
this morning (April 9tb) made an order to
submit to vote of the people at the hfay
election the proposition to subscribe 100000
to the capital stock Of the Richmond and
Trans'Alieghany Narrow-Gauge Railway
Company, it being estimated that that
amount will be sufficient to pay $1,000 per
mile for each mile of the road passing through
the county.-Me Virginia Monitor, Frank
I'm county, Va.
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The Tax Bill.

The tax bill was finished aud passed W
the House Of Delegates Yesterday. Z Is a
moor affair as patched up and pitched into
the Senate. There Was lsbored ehort 10
and new subjects without increasing ."o
fax on real and personal property; ana the
effort has been almost fruitless. Inc "e~ H
Years deficit will, with such bill, DC COZ. .s.
siderable, and unless The Senate STOPS v tu1
a"nn;nas IN It several six-horse teams "i'''
~ l.a a.,;o.,,,re. be driven through it.
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10 The Eattorsef hssDispateh -
sIr-Permitme toremind perssc,ns lIaep II,
inc to be present at our great eeleDratlon1 ~
Richmond on the25th Of May, tbatsao n .,i;ss
Iii be issued aftert he 11h My, ply tn
ton for tickets (SS each) must pc Mau No &c q
J; EarrsF; s Esa Richmond, Va.
hVui' -. lTHoHAs JONES BEBB,
Hon Secretary, Chase City British socie1s'.-'
April 13. 1874. --
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The bill for the benefit of country editors
allowing exchanges to be free and papers to
circulate free in the counties wherein pub.
lished-Was voted for BY Messrs. Bowen.
HARRIS, HUTTON, STowELL, and WHITEHEAD,
and voted against by Messrs. PLArr and
SMITH. MeSsrs. SgsER and Thomas did not
vote on the question.
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From the London Daily News, Msrch 26.I

From the London Daily News, Msrch 26.
The English settlers in tho State of Vir.
ginia have resolved to keep, on the 25th of
Nav next, the birthday Of the Queen, the
Gath, which is the actual anniversary, falling
on Sunday. The Legislature of the State
has passed resolution expressing sympathy
with the effort 'to unite the testimony of
actual settlers and augment their influence
by means cf a grand Union in Ricbmond'
on that day. The proposal is that q great
banquet shall be held, and the railroads have
promised to reduce their fares and the hotels
their tariffs in order that as many British set
tiers as possible may be induced to attend. Sir
Edward Thornton has been asked to preside,
and Governor Kemper has promised to be
one of the guests. Virginia contains a class
of emigrants who differ in some degree from
those who flow to the other parts of the
Union. Since the war q large number of
educated and well.to-do Englishmen have
settled in the sod Dominion" where they
find condition Of society which is pecu.
liarly welcome to them. If Boston is, of all
| the cities, the one in which an Englishman
is most at home, Virginia claims to be the
most English ofthe States. The proposed
celebration of the Queens birthday will not
merely be an expression OF loyalty by
the English settlers, but of the sym
pathy which links together the two
branches of the English race. The
chief event of the banquet is to be the
dispatch of telegraphic message of congra-
tulation to the Queen herself, which will, of
course, receive u pleasant answer. The main
value of the whole affair will be In the evil
dence it gives of the increasing ties between
the two countries. The South is opening q.
field for English emigration which will speed
lily compete with the West and Northwest.
The State of Virginia alone offers almost un-
limited openings to men with small capital
to invest; and everything which tends to
make it better known on this side Of the At
lantic will be to the advantage of those who
are looking about for new home and Of the
State Of Virginia itself. -.s.
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J PosrAL.-A new post.ofice is established
at EImiDgton, Nelson county, Va, on the
route from Alexandria to Lynchburg. Henry
C. Earhart Is appointed postmaster at Black
Lick, Wythe county, Va, uics% " illiam Davis.
resigned. 49, stt:
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A New COMET DIscovERED.-To the Edt-
tor Of The Tribune: The Academy of Science
at Vienna announces the discovery OF u
bright comet in 81 hours % minutes right
ascension south, 6 degrees 90 minutes decen.
sion. - JOSEPH HssRY.t
Washington, April II, 1874.
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HOTELS.
A SENSIBLE UNDERTAKING.-A

T. ~ . ID - Il - ~ LEI ah
N company has been formed ut Huntington,
West Virginia, with capital stock OF 100000,
for the purpose of manufacturing nails from
raw material. The recent opening OF the Ches-
apeake and Ohio railroad has developed an in
eNhaustibe amount OF the choicest iron ores,
coal, limestone, and building materials which
can be delivered by boat or rail III cost that
viii enable the company TO manufacture iron nj
less than 81 s per ton. Men Of cupital and skilled
mechanics have not failed to take advantage Of this
fact, and hence the organization referrcdto. Some
OF the purposes Of this company are TO fill every po
sition requiring skill or trust with stockholders
TO work independent OF combination and on u
sliding scale of wages to effect managers and en-
poyees alike; never to increase Its capacity above
fitty machines, and work single-tarn believing Us
cipital aud labor are coreatirely equal and should
work together In harmony, and thst by combining
the advantages Of cheap produrtiveness to an open
market, Will give an assurance OF constant employ
mcnt, and advantages over other works Of similar
character.
1t Is the intention OF this company call in but
20 per cent. OF the capital stock and get the fur
mace into blast by August ls,, 874, and then after
six months 10 call iu further ssGnt OF per
cent: which amount together with the earnings or
the furnace, TOR 21O days. will build, equip, and
put into operation the entire works by May, LIST,
1875. --.,s.s-a al.E a-...tfs
J. W. Eerlander, ESQ., president Of this company,
and formerly resident Of this City. Is stopping at
J.. NJ. Higgknss, 1910 franklin street, soliciting
subscriptions aud looking after the interest Of the
company generally. ap15 2t%
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The New York Tribune says that Mr..
PLATT represents the Petersburg district.
New Workers take no pains to understand
southern affairs.
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CITY COLLECTORS OFFIcE,l

CITY COLLECTORS OFFlCE.l
RICHMOND, VA. April 10. 1874.
THE COLLECTOR WILL BE FOUND
4 I'm the Council Chamber, Washington Hall,
north side of Broad, between Ninth and Tenth
streets from n'clOck 4. VI. 10 O'Clock L. NJ. on
and after the 9Th instant. for the purpose OF re-
cevilg from all persons charged with i
LICENSE TAX
the amount charged thereon.
And any person liable to such tax who shall
prosecute his business after the 1st day Of May
without having paid such tax. shall be liable 10
nc of not less titan one dollar nor more IMAM nFe
dollars for every day Of default
JOHN +. REGNAULT.
ll-lOt Collector.
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our correspondents must excuse us FOR
~,n;,,r o their letters. Wesha|l have more
sn,cc for their letters when the Legislature
aGiniirnG.
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

CITY COLLECTORS OFFICE,l
RICHMOND. VA April Ii, 1874.
DY AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY
ID 1t is required that notice shall be given III all
tile daily newspapers, under the direction OF he
Committee on Finance, that the list OF delinquent
REAL ESTATE
for the preceding year will be published III one or
and place Of sale OF said delinquency:
In accordance with the above the list Will be pub
II she'd on TUESDAY the 21St instant. ana on
MONDAY the 4th day Of May:
And all property so published VIII be subjected 20
an additional penalty OF 20 per cent. ior charRes.
JOHN +. kEGSACLT,
q, lift Collector.
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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.

ITO THE VOTERS OF RICHMOND
A ow-citizens: am an Independent candi-
date for the Office OF CITY SERGEANT. and SOIL
cit your SURFACES. Had been fairly defeated two
wears ago should not now be n candidate. If the
Conservative and Republican parties both nominate
for the Sergeantcy Shall Withdraw. Very respect
fully, Zap 4 GEORGE A. Humidity.
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rTHE LATEST SPRING STYLES. AZ
LAST SEASON IN RICHMOND.

D9WN WITH MONOPOLY.-At the
Drequest Of many ladies, have engaged in the
nanufacture or human hair. For that purpose
have taken trip 10 New York, and engaged the
services of real artist-pracical hairdresser and
worker-and will In future, rs In the past. defy
competition in price, quality OF hair, and skill OF
workmanship. ..... =. ....
Look at the price for making comhing switches ::
Soc. 75c., and 81; large size, 81 .25. Curs and
changed. 800
Ali orders by mail promptly executed from one
OF the largest stocks OF the kind In the State.
Also, just received the latest novelties in steel
ornaments and bendeaux. fancy 1ewelry, chate-
LANES, necklaces, fans ruchin2 dotted grenadines
for yeils &C., &C., Ut K. L. GRASGKE'S, 627 Broad
street. mh24-lm
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Note from Professor Schele de We're
The London News On Immigration 10
; Virginia.
To the Editors Of the Dispatch:
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
April II, 1874.
Dear Srs,-Some time ago l wrote to the
Daily NeyS, of London, to call attention to
Virginia as desirable home for English set
tiers. l now send you one of the articl, $
published in the No. Of March Goth, and
beg leave to suggest to you the expediency
of republishing it in your excellent paper.
take deep interest in the matter, ana am
anxious to do whatever may be in my power
TO further immigration.
Very respectfully yours,
SCHELE. DE- WERE.
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OFFICE OF CITY ENGINEEn,l
.-.s- RICHMOND, April 4. 1874.
proposals will be re-
~ ceiyed at the Office Of the City Water Works
mill THURSDAY, April 10th, AT ~ O'Clock NJ,
for furnishing CEMENT to the new reservoir at
rate not exceeding FIVE hundred barrels per montn,
or two thousand barrels in ALL
Bids must state the name and quality Of brand,
price per barrel (numher Of ponnds) delivered at
The new reservoir, well the price if delivered
on the canal bank near the Three-mile Lock.
The Committee on Water reserves the right 10
reject any or all proposals. ,,,s,,.,,
an 6-td City Engineer