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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-17

TIE ARKANSAS TRoUBLE5.-'yc know bat
little as to the merits of the controversy, be.
tween Brooks and Baxter for the Governor:
ship of Arkansas. The Washington Ctroa.
tcle Of yesterday says:
The entire delegation in Congress, except
| ing Mr.. Wiltshire, of the third district, who
holds the seat to which Mr. Gunter was
duly elected merely on Governor BaXter's GER
tifcate, have telegrphed to Governor
Brooks congratulations over the final result
| in his favor, and last night the three Demo-
Gratis contesting seats joined in the follow
| ing dispatch:
| "Gorernor Joseph Brooks, lille Rock:
Accept congratulations upon Chc final til
| umph of the popular will. Republican gov
eminent has vindicated itself in your regard
in the overthrow OF uSurpatiOn-
W. j. HYSEs,
THOMAS N. GUNTER,
l.. q. CAUSE,
Al. J.. BELL" .......
It will thus be seen that the leading men
Of both parties accept the final decision OF
the court on the question, as alb good clti-
ZenS should.
On the other hand, the Baltimore Ansert-
can says: ----..--
JOSEPH Brooks claims to have been elected
Governor in 1872, and instituted suit in
circuit court to gain possession OF ONCE.
| Meanwhile the Attorney General brought
suit aeainst Governor Baxter, who was IN
nossesspn of the Office, and the Supreme
Court of the State decided that it had no
Jurisdiction over q contested election case
| for the office of Governor. The Legislature
in 1sla opened the returns aad declared
Baxter elected. Meanwhile demurrer to
the jurisdiction of the court was entered in
the case in the Circuit Court, and yesterday,
| in the absence of the attorneys OF Governor
Baxter, the Judge oyerruled the demurrer
and issued judgment of custer.
The following dispatch was sent by the
Governor to the Presidents
Little Rock, April 15.-To the President
Of the United States: have been advised
by public rumor that in the State Circuit
Court for this county, in the long-pending
case brought by Joseph Brooks for the otfcs
of Governor of this State, demurrer to the
complaint was oyerruled, and immediate
Judgment of custer against me given. This
was done in the absence Of counsel for me,
and without notice, and Immediately there
after the circuit judge adjourned his court.
,, The claimant has taken possession ofthe State
buildings and elected me by force. propose
, to take measures Immediately to resume
possession of the State property, and to
: maintain my authority as the rightful Gov
ernor Of the State Armed men, acting un'
, der this revolutionary movement, are now
: in charge of the Government nrmory and
Capitol buildings. a.- yAg:.l aH
al deem it my duty to communicate thi:
state of affairs to the President. I trust these
. revolutionary acts may be settled without
!. bloodshed, and respectfully ask, the supper
of the General Government In my effort Il
maintain the rightful government of the Stat
= of Arkansas, and that the commander of th'
. United States arsenal at this post be directed
to sustain me in that direction. respect
fully request q. reply to this communication
: at an early moment. ELISHA BAXTER,
"Governor of Arkansas"
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4 contemporary speaks of the Dispatch as
having been the "apologist" of Governor
KEMpER. As Governor kEMPER-we be-
lieye as thoroughly as any man can-acts
lnon his honest convictions of duty and OF
right, he feels not the want Of apology or OF
an apologist for his official conduct. ana
the Dispatch has never been, and never can
be under its present editors, an "apolog'st'
for anybody, if by "apologist " Is mean'
g ergan.u II, too, acts upon its convictions
of right and propriety; and while always
endeayoring to be fair and decorous is Away
~odeDendent.
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nEATTFS.

,.a an Thursday the l6h insta n5 ., nI
NJ Di Mr, THOMAS II IEFTWlch' 's'' s'eA 49,.
friends and g MeRNINa At
invited 70 n frem the First Baptist church.
~ neor this city, in James river, ~
diOWnlng. on the II instant nj bi H aasI
GERS thrtie sIey year an % heavy calamity
f.e@ PLUNGED ean he deep
gnish and grief NO sEns" Of anguish from
ps friends o. wn Uthen
brought in IT,. doar ttle children. Surely the scene
wn We sn n9p and seais spr and
ness. hE !' c,orared many warm and dear FRIENDS.
around % 1 In Sis boundess besov the
iations Of His grace upon TINS ads
as remains Will be taken from the residence Or
10 + Granger to Leigt-Strect Baptist cnurch,
where re- the funeral will be preached at O'Clock
THIS iFridiy) EVENING. The friends ana ac-
quaih'"nee0 - VEG.
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4. @, O. F.-Grand Lodge OF Virginia
rReported for the Dispatch.l .-

/
Opp-FELLows' HALL, LYNCHBURG,
April Is, 1874. !
The Grand Lodge /. o. o. F., OF Virginia
held its third meeting of the session In Odd.
Fellows Hall this morning at 8 O'Clock. The
representation was increased by several
additional arrivals. I believe every subor-
dinate lodge in the State has representative
present.
Most of this mornings session was taken
I'D in hearing reports from the various CON-
mittees appointed on yesterday; but good
deal of other business has already been dis
posed OF.
Tonight public meeting will be held and
good addresses are expected, as tho legal
profession are largely represented in the
Grand Lodge. The session thus far has been
entirely harmonious (not unusuaD, and re-
newed zeal for the Order seems to inspire
each representative who has occupied the
floor (your correspondent has the headache
and has not yet spoken).
Very fraternal letters were read to-day
from the officer. of the G. L. U. S., express
ing their regrets in not being able to be
present on this occasion. 3D.. ..- 49,
The endowment plan" will be acted
upon this afternoon, after which the unwrit-
ten work of the Order will be e-iempltied
by Past Grand Sire F. D. Stewart, Of Wash
ington, D. G. T. ".
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
LYScHBURa, Va, April 16.-The election
OF officers Of the Grand Lodge [. 0. o. F.
OF Virginia for the ensuing year took place
to-day, and resulted as follows: Fl. T. Alley,
of Petersburg, r. W. G. NJ; Philip Read,
of Salem, R. w. D. G. NJ; ". J. Points, of
Harrisonburg, R. w. G.. W.; T. Wiley Da.
Wis, of Richmond, R. W. G. Secretary John
W. Ferguson, of Richmond, 2. =. G. Tcea.
surer; J. C. Teel, of Portsmouth, 2. ". g..
Chaplain. ....-
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WARS THE MATER ?-The Petersburg
Appeal says that we are none of its "trun'
dle-bed trash, )" meaning thereby to be witty,
and the Neus says that the Dispatch must
turn down the Appeal man, but adds that
the Dispatch will probably not know why.
The Ne,ps man means to be sarcastic. What
have we done that so much wit and sarcasm
should be wasted upon Us? The man who
parts his name in the middle, and the one
whose scalp Was taken by the same lrishman,
must let us alone.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-17

The editor Of the indianapolis Sentinel
Waged 500 with young lady that she
could not refrain from speaking during an
entire week. He escorted the young, lady
to the opera, bribed members OF the,family
to try and entrap her, and resorfed to va
rious other expedienls for starting her
tongue, Tut she Hoa tie b,t.
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~ PRATTss.s ASTRAL OIL.

Absolutely ssgA ersectly odorless. Always uni.
form. iilum!nsa qualities superior to gas. Burns
In any iaiaS~s1 ,out danger OF exploding or taking
dre. Man sfaeas red expressly to disp4ce the use o
Solatie and " nserons otis. Its safety under ever
,posshls. hs aud its perfect banning qualities an
proseaeS Sta consinued use in over 3o0, 600 fant.
,es asv Ions Of gallons have been sold and NO 40.
directly o., indirectiS-nas ever occurred
rxsa b irnipg, storing. or andling It.. 80. hss
,Thf. INSURANCE companies and IRE commissioners
shrs ,nghout the country recommend the ASTRAL
rs the best safeguard, when lamps are used. Send
| Tor circular. = .'..-tt e 'ss.''t", = !,
Fol sale at retail by the trade generally apdsl
II holesaie by the pr0piaasnrs. G HAIRLESS 4PRATa
80 So. log Futon street. Nav 8osA.fe TO /,
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We have received a pamphlet entitled
"The New Washington; or, the Renovated
Capital City," 1t is description of the
improvements in Washington under the new
city government. Out Of these improve
mcnts have grown the charges Of corruption
and fraud that have .been made, and which
are now in process of investigation. OF
these We know nothing; but we are satisfied
tnat the improvements themselves will add
immensely to the prosperity of the National
Capital as we'll Us to its beauty and order.
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MsI.AHRIAtsn !, !, .,,.,

Married in Ibis cifY. By Rev oaDiEY to
"a msrr in.;snt. hi. MADISON Est $50
Miss SUSAN A.sHEOhS.s id. April
Married, at styames's Church EtS IN. ed by
Re- Rev. Dr. Pessrkin, n':. MATTfE A. ~
by nc,n.SrIss II Drs =. v. Hooson, Of Richmond
on tuesday April A. 1874. by RSv' Of Of
NJ coleman Coleman. Miss MATlkLvRAA ,ef Enaeis, O..
this ctty ITO 70 and Baltimore papers please copy ii
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Go FoE.- Extract from FRoissART's Chro-
nicles:
.'Sirs,-Follow me afar of; and as soon
az make to you sign, and that lay my
hand on man that go for, take him, and
let him not escape"
That almost carries the meaning that sgo
for" has in modern slang. .,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-17

Our friends Of the Wing have joined lis
in the hunt for "HEEo" for the city of
Richmond. 1t shall go hard if thus rein
forced we shall fail to find the long-needed
individual. - t.,r
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We have from Mr.. WALKER, the Superin-
tendent OF Public Printing, the report of the
joint committee Of investigation into the
affairs OF the Sinking Fund. .,..t. :
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The Dispatch says Money makes pa.
per Independent" It's our poverty that
makes us independent. Nobody cares for
us, and We return the compliment. We were
born poor and proud.-Gloucester Herald.
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G1 HUDGINS, GORDON & co. 80
j.: ARE RECEIVING. APRIL,
DRESS GOODS, a further supply; usit
PARASOLs, beautiful stock; :" 4s
Victoria and Harrls's SEAMLESS KID GLOVES,
new shades; -
Ladies' and misses summer. THp DGLoyEs;
Ladies' and misses striped HC sc, u choice as
j. sortment; ..,, -..E ..a....ss . "
Black lace and sunmer. SHAY IT'S; .s..Ti -
MOURNING GOODS iaeve y variety; a
IRON GRENADINEs.as fs cial,y; =.
A new lot Of Hamburg sd GINGS and INSERT.
INGS; - -
RUFFLINGs, scAYRs. beautiful neck and sash
RIBBONS: - - =.
Beautiful coATisGs and sAssIssEREs; ~
Dayol bleaehed Cssfss oH, 16xc. 80 ap6-tmso
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WORCESTERSHIRE GOODS.

r HAVE just RECEIVED another SUP,
J. ply of CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES, from 81
70 $50. Also, nice lot OF FANCY BASKETS,
TIN TOILET SETS at a. sold everywhere for 90;
FEATHER BUSTERS at &c. Also, full stock
II CRUGKERY,'t GLASSWARE L A III r s !,
BROOMs, TUBS, STEP-LADDEkS.B BOYS, WA
CONS. DC, ,..,.. ROBERT HARROLD,; -
ap17" "'f&" '1as.'r 49, $40 Broad street.
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ap 1927

THIS BAND OF OURS-A No. docs
L not 20 to the Springs. McOAES'S FIRST
VIRGINIA REGIMENT BRASS BAND and Or
CHESTRA- office 1929 Main street. Societies
will please notice that 1t deserves their patronage,
having the finest band uniform In the state and re-
mains yearly intact organization. Orders by mai
will receive prompt attention addressed 10 AhES
- NH 81 collin
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MILLINERY.

OPENING OF SPRING STYLES 40
OTHURSDAY, FRIDAY, and SATUR-SEsAEgS
DAY, APRIL 16, IT, and 1S, at Mrs. E.eNSSe
DUFNER'S, 311 Broad street, between Ihlrd ano
Fourth, having returned from the North with o
large assortment OF s...
'~e HATS. BoSNETs. INFANTS CAPS,
-. MISSES NORMANDY BoNNETS.
Also, q large assortment Of SILKS, RIBBONS,
FLOWERS and many other fancy articles; to which
She Invites the careful attention OF the public, Is
she intends to sell on the most reasonable terms
an 17-2t<
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me- SWISS MUSLIN RUFFLEs, 10c.

me- SWISS MUSLIN RUFFLEs, 1oc,
apiece, or 81 per dozen;
COVENTRY RUFFLE, quarter ihch "ioe' ~ |o''
apiece, worth 50c.: os. ~x,rth cn
SILK NECK-SCARFS at 2s and !'o'' "oi'" "
WIDE nIS WayXS;TERED SASH RIBBONS At IS, 7ec.,
and 81 per yard: "a for
CASH's ThiMMINGS, twelve yards In pi. CT ZOE
5Oc. worth 81; t' >or
PAPER CUFFS for ladies, ten pairs In q Do1, -'oA
25c.-just half price: ,o
LINEN COLLARS, with ball buttons, at Is, 20,
LIEN Gu CUFFS, With ball buttons, at s5, 40, As,
and soc. pair. .-s -t.s- .#i - !
A full assortment OF the new style
BALL. COLLAR and SLEEvE-BuTTONS ano
'---'I'; go EARNINGS, n.
sILyERED and GILT SCARF RINGS, at ,
LEVY BROTHEES'.
Look at the LINEN SHEETING. two yards and
half wide, at 81 per yard worth $l.35. ap II
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@"f' STOVES, TINwARE, DC. - 49, 80
pLUMBING, TIMING, GAS, AND
sTEAM-FITTING. ,'.s+.1ta :.

The subscriber would call the attention of the
=. public to his stock OF French, English, and
I'll r,i .5r,1,s NJ eWWs sap n oar, c,srrs
! - .i>'f'5I3 Also ~I2ST7lG II: T'Ut
GAs-FlXTUREs,. STOVES, TIEWARE, land
:. x HDgs EaEgsEMtsHlN9. GG0iss, :. !,
done 1t short notice. q AUG. 'ARSGLi1l, JR, Il,
y ;14.t!.Gi.. No, 728'Main street. /,
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PHILHARMONIC HA1Il

-s PHILHARMONIC HALL-l
..- Richmond, April Is 1874.
MESSRS. A. u. KELLEY, +. y. NOTING. T.
ofHERs: Gentiemen.-W are in RECEIPT Of X your
kind and catering communication Of thi. date 1t
Is source Of peculiar pleasure TO that the efforts
Of this Association meet with such hearty sppro-
that our Association can be made The equal Of aay
In this country; certainly nothing will DE- left IN
tried to merit always the appreciation OF which
your communication furnishes such abundan. evil
dence- a...
We have engaged the RICHMOND THE ATEE
for THURSDAY EVENING NEXT, April 23t,
when the concert will take place.
Very respectfully and truly,
+. II. CHAhBERLAYSE. JR-
~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-17

ORsALE,ths STOCK and FIxTG RES
Il inone OF ths best DARKROOM stands In the
city. Apply at once fhrough the posr- ofiicoto
ap17-lts 4. 3. F., 3OS east Marshall street.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

nRAYS, .ATTENTlON.-Assemble at 3
u Regimeutal armory ON FRIDAY NIGHTA
NEXT ut s O'Clock promptly, In fun dress- uni! VI
form, for drill inspection, and business. IL
Sd. SMITH.
an 16-2t* Orderly Sergeant.
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..Ea,sAass syJrCEs.

80 HAMBURG ;EDGINGs AND M
ON ssasYSGs lsaALL WIDTHs.-We call special
TO tie zdgingy 1t 25c. per yard They
az w se.y saeap. sLEvY BROTHERS.
1Asrf,e BEsTs sEWINe-MAGHlNE OIL at 25c.i
per totr1e. s-.~-c.-s-s--- ~ - 4
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VOTERS OF MANCHESTER, ATTEN-
o." ~ TON! ., = -. 81
REGULAR CONSERVATIVE TICKET FOR
'.s'.,E -4aG i fsVTY flEETCERS ~ ft5E5.

. to be voted for at the municipal election, ss,
.a4tI - THURSDAY, MAY 28TE: SIS vi 4.
Mayor: L. r. Chiles.. s,,s,. -r>,s4 ,...
CONFERENCE.-The Attorney: A. Carter Astkisson.
City Sergeant: Henry Fitzgerald
Treasurer: Joseph w. BronaugG Jr. .:2' s,2t S..
GEEK OF the Hustings Court: Z. Hunter geazley.
Z Commissioner Of the Revenue: w. 7: Lithgow,
. The Above ticket was regularly and fairly noml-
were chosen from each ward By the largest Dieei-
ir,gs ever held in Manchester, and Is in every way
worthy Of the support. Of all true conservatives.
Presidents OF Ward Clnhs are requested to,thor-
oughiy organize and to leave no effort untraed 70
secure gioffeus EieteEy.----- -,
BY order Of the City Central Commitsee.
2 MANCHESTER, APRIL b. 49, ,iS saH e-co0o ~ g
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Hy MOURNING GOODS A SPECIALITY
WITH The HOUSE. ....
IR, PRICE & co. have now fun stock OF ele-
CANT MOURNING GOODS, just opened.
.a.. BOMBAZINES, TAAESE, ...'
{. CREPE CLOTHS, .....-. ..
ALPACAS, DOUBLE MOHAIRS, So
DIAGONALS, .. ...... ,..., ... H
COLONNA CLOTHS, DELAINES,
CASHMERES, GRAPE Wells, .... e..
GRAPE COLLARS, ~
BLACK KID and SILK GLOVES, &C.
Samples sent by mall, II desired. NH so
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NeWN WITH MONOPOLY.-At the

DeWN WITH MONOPOLY.-Att the
Drequest Of many ladies, have engaged In the
have taken trip to New York, and engaged the
services of real artist-practlcal har-dreaser and
worker-and will in future, rs In the past, defy
competition In price, quality Of hair, and skill of
workmanship. .1. s.
Look at the price for making comblng switches
Soc, 75c., and VI; large size, 81 20. Curls and
other work In proportion. Hair bought and ex-
changed. -------@~1- H.
II orders by mail promptly executed from one
of the largest stocks OF the Ii ud In the State.
Also, Just received the latestnovelties in steel
ornaments and bendeaux, fancy 1ewelry. chate-
lanes neck aces, fans, ruching, dotted grenadines
for wells, &c, &C., at T.. l.. GRAyGER'S, 627 Broad
street -'t1f' ',sE.Es - /. ...se,t. mh24-lm
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NO THE VOTERS Of RiCHMO INT. -,
Z .Eeliow.ciu zens: [ am an independent cands>
eft Jour suffraRess HAD bean fairly dsfeaiea MO
years ago should not now be eanai Al lne
tohseryalye and Reru hf can parttes boua
for the Seygeantcy shall ithdea&. eyX EaSEacS-
fully, Zap 4 GEORGE A. HUMPHREY.
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ncs- GUIPURE LACE5, It1j
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at all prices,
Y 1As. 81 EUGrNGS fngreat variety
suS@ ,TT EDGINGS very cheap, .s.a.
p p1y ~ sAsE LAcEs at 5oc., 76c and 81 per
:, , dozen 2 &c, DUCHESS LACE, and COL
" :. ~, r, sxtp, 3, for trimmings, ut TgEg3z
o"SD my" LEVY BROTHERS..
,fS,rE.pK,s and COAi1 "s's SPOOL zoe.
onn1A ap17 !
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ITO THE EXECUTIVE BOAPD' p nsM.

GENTLEnEs: HIh aRIsa tIe.Es. ASSOCIATION
concerts given by our Richmond enjoyed ;le
ISOLATION, we, as contributing smhn.. monte A.
Of the e. Association would respectfully ask en
az an early day, to be given exclusiyeIy evening
at OF the Associations thereby enabnnf = ne oens-
pride not unbecomipg, TO place its wo.Ik H. wiiha
OF respestaoiity equal TO that enjoyed BY ,nS Oasis
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Association In The cour
A.. NJ. Kelley,
Jahles Beale,
Bentrm G. Gray,
Alfreo 8. Lee,
John N. GORDON,
o. II. t.halkley,
". X. Quarles,
William A. Jenkins
William n. Jones,
B. II. Epps, Jr.,
y. N. Walker,
A. ID. Williams,
j. B. Watkins, .u
P. j. Wright,
ia. Richardson,
+. D. Cunningham,
I. L. Williams,
Samuel II. Bailey,
John A. Mosby,
John Ch3mbHn,
Walter X. Martin,
r. e. Morton,
W.Leigh Burton,
r. =. Bruce,
D. II. Anderson,
U. N. Marshall,
John II. Tyler,
Lewis Booker,
W. X. Bull,
T. Roberts Baker,
X. II. Meade,
f. Currant,
j. Binford,
Z. G. Tompkins,
John A. Sloan,
K. IL. Cardozo,
George j. Herring,
Franklin StearnS,
George WIH9t, M. D.,
Frank D. Hill,
Ezekiel j. Levy,
Thomas Potts,
4. Il. u. Myers
Philip Haxan,
Louis J. Bossieux,
5. P. Moore, M. D.,
Ju1sOn B. Wood,
William jenkins,
q. W. Pickrell,
JOB
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VNHE LATEST SPRING STYLES. .>a@a
u.s.. EMPORIUM OF FASHION. SSeNSs
LAST SEASON IN RICHMOND.

Madame DEMELMAN, returning her thanks to
generous public for the liberal patronage she has
received for the past twenty years. announces tnat
this will be her last season in Richmond. having
lust returned from the North, she offers very large
and superior stock Of HATS, BoyNETs, FLOWERS,
RIBBONS, STRAW GOODS, RUSTIC HATS, &c,
which she will sell at very low prices, being COM
pelled to close her entire stock this season at
any sacrifice. Mflfiners who have not made their
spring purchases may obtain unprecedented bur
gains at s.s MADAME b. DEaELMANS.
| m S-2n NO, 1928 Matn street.
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m N last "Wednesday = ,r ,sre!l
, ,Sa exclusively for the si nun D
thereby enabling il ii'e , Cept
70 place is WORK on n !, WIN ~ },
Q o., inst enjoyed BY an any : o Ms.
Z. 0. Noting.
D. Davis WI
=: Horace Halves.
William, y, z. Tanner.
": I. Bartlett.
I. D. Watkins'
/ Davenport Dr..
]: H. Montague
Charles X. Skinker
=. n. Wilson,
D. AAo1olson, Dr.,
John A. Meredith,
George A. Cunningham,
Arch. Boiling,
p. Il. 5tarke,
A. II. Browneil,
}. \. Willis,
William F. Gray,
E. 4: Baughrnan,'
4. ". LYON.
James II. Baker,
James ". Gibson,
: p. 7. Sutton,
John EnderS.
William y, u. Palmer,
". II. Gilman
J. {. Joplin.
William j. Gentry,
Aoolph Din,
/. Fl. Frayscr,
John A. Curtis,
Moses nillhiser,
W. 6. Ferguson,
w. Ellis Jones,
Hunter Mcclure,
Robert Cowau,
K. T. Brooke,
John A. McCauil.
William G. Seddon,
W. Ben. Palmer,
Robert W. Storrs,
P. T. Moore,
c. +. Wlngo,
4. Pzzini, Jr.,
John h. ChIldrey.
Alexander B. Wells,
n Off,
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| HOUSE OF DELEGaIES. ..-
House met at II A. M.-Speaker HANGER
in the chair. Prayer by Rev. DR.. Topper,
of the Baptist Church.
REPORTED FROM COMMITTEES.
Senate bill to provide for amending and
correcting informalities in the returns OF
Judges and clerks Of elections. .'.. (.
The joint committee appointed to examine
! into the present condition Of the Capitol,
&C., reported that the services of An expert
and the cost of the examination would not
be less than $500, and that they did not deem
it proper to incur such an expenditure with
out further Instructions. Agreed to.
4 The report Of the committee to investi
J gate the charges made against the Atlantic
Mississippi and Ohio railroad reported yes
terdayl was agreed to. = r.'s ..-s..
0 Senate bill to incorporate the town o
Occ0quan. Co.. &c., j.
LEAVE OF. ABSENCE
IS was granted to Mr.. MOORE for three day
r. and Mr. GRAVES for four days. .st..-. ! =
The SPEAKER laid before the House com
! munication from committee appointed By
d the Executive Committee of the Virgins
State Agricultural Society, in relation to 6
bill for the encouragement of land purcha
sers and actual settlers in Virginia.
On motion of Mr. HoLBRooK, 1t was hiG
on the table. =,
On motion Of Mr.. TALiAYgRRo Senate bill
to provide for the appointment Of fish com.
missioners for the State was recommitted. IS
4 .f@t3 ,sSt PASSED. So ~
Senate joint resolution extending the time
for the final settlement of the Treasurer OF
the city Of Richmond with the Auditor o.
Public Accounts. .2&1 ~ ,@t.sss'&2s7l
Senate bill to incorporate the St. Papl's
l Church Home of Petersburg. .ss~f 81 /.
Senate bill to amcnd the &C. TO extend q
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-02-28

WARREN Il Co. have opened meat
market at Highland, with full supply
OF beef, pork and mutton. Board fur
nished at the mines. fort.
A NEW circulating library, imported CT
CARS, tobacco, stationery and confection-
cry at j. Levin. 4 Co.'S, opposite Hamil-
tons saloon. Main street.
MARX TwAIN's new book complete at
Wilson 4 Solom on's. and at Ged-
lings. IF