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HARPER p. Hunt Us. WILLIAM MILL
EFT AL-No. 1916.
Op;nion Of tie Co,.rt 6v CA 7 p,

Opinion Of the Court BY Oh. j. Peyfon.
The case was heard on motion to dis
miss.
l. When a document which is to con-
stitute part Of the bill of exceptions is
not incorporated in the body of the bill,
it is sufficient, If it is referred to in the
bill with such certainty that the document
can be identified when found in the re-
cord.
Notion OverT1led,
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Gov. LESLIE Of Kentucky is a very
prominent candidate for the United
States Senatorship from that State. The
Hon. james B. Beck is his most formi-
dable rival.
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JEFrcoAr Us. w1Ge1Ns-No. 1889.

JEFFCoAT Us. WIGGINs-No. 1889.
Opinion of the Court BY Judge Tdrbeu.
A petition was fled by one of the heirs
of an estate for distribution of personal
property. Demurrer to the petition
was overruled, and an appeal taken.
Held
/. An appeal cannot be taken from an
interlocutory order in probate proceed
ings.
appeal dismissed.
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We, as Democrats, are ready to receive
honest men from all parties into the
Democratic party. Fair men, calling
themselves Liberal Republicans, or by
any other name, are gladly Welcomed
Pittsburg Post. Dem.
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j. F. SAMPLE ps. LEvEE BOARD, DIS
TRICT No. mo. 1850.
Affirmed.
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DOYLE AND WIFE u.s. ORR AND WIFE
No 1925.


Opinion of The Court By Judge SimraH.
This was proceeding in equity to en-
force vendors lien. Doyle made the
purchase. and had the conveyance made
to his wife. The note given for the pur-
chase money was signed by both the hus-
band and the wife, 1t was insisted that
taking the note signed by the husband
was viewer of the vendors lien. X
The defendants, Doyle and wife, set up
against the demand of their vendor note
made by Orr and wife, having this origin:
In 1855, one Carpenter, trustee, sold the
land in controversy for the benefit of one
Darden, conveying the title to Mrs. Orr.
Darden waived the vendors lien, taking
for part of the price note signed by j.
w. Orr and one Montgomery. After
wards Darden gave up his note for one
made by j. w. Orr and his wife. This
last note was subsequently assigned to
Doyle ard wife, who now insist that said
note constitutes prior lien on the land,
and is superior to the lien asserted by Orr
and wife. 1t was held /:
/. The vendors lien of the complainants
was not waived by taking a note for the
purchase money, signed by the husband.
He was the purchaser, and was bound for
the purchase money. The wife incurred
no obligation. The case is precisely as if
the husband had taken the title in him
self, and then made voluntary convey
ance to the WIFE
= II. The note of Orr and wife constitu-
ted no lien on the land. Darden original
ly waived his lien when he took the first
note; and the substitution of the second
note did not create lien. nor did it i'm
pose any legal obligation on Mrs. Orr.
Affirmed.
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Some Of the Western papers give long
strings of notices Of proposed Orthograph-
zeal contests under the head Of ''Pr0g-
Pective Spells
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MORLEY rs. RoAcH-No. 1879.
Opinion of the Court BY Judge TdrbeU.

Where contract is usurious, only the
excess OF interest over ten per centum is
forfeited as illegal. Reversed and remand
3D.
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CATHERINE KEEFE rs SIMON JONES
AND WIFE-No. 1857.
Reversed and reHlGnded
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WV. CocKE as. w. NJ. OAKLEY-No.
1914.
OPiniOn Of the Court BY Judge SimraU.
A voluntary conveyance by a debtor
is prim0 facie void as to creditors and it
devolves upon the donee to show the gift
was fair, that the donor was in prosperous
circumstances at the time of the gift, and
reserved ample property subject to ex
ecution, to pay all existing debts.
Decree reversed and final decree for COM
pLuinusats here
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Affirmed.

c. r. HARVEY us. HENRY FURR-No.
1Z43.
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Victor lingo ON Womau,. R;e,,t.

APPROVED, March 6, 1875.
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perty taken aud used By the United States 10
tanA anG 1866. a.a..es.s., se5s-. .s ...a.

W
1904 ana 1866.
REPORTED FAVoRABLY.
House bill to amend the law In reiat'on lo
the number of Commissioners in Chancefy'
IMMIGRATION.
The House agreed to the Senate ameua.
,nents to the bill for the, encouragement OF
immigration.
House bill for the relief of the sherlhs OF
Charles City, New Kent, King and queen,
and Montgomery counties. (Extendlng 70
next June the rightto collect unpaid taxes,
county levies, and fee bills for 1861 1905
and 1901 81 a.,
House bill to amend the charter OF the
valley Union Education Society, and 70
change the name to Hollns Institute, &c.
House bill to provide charter for the CITY
of Petersburg. .,o -
Senate bill to authorize the formation. o.
partnership associations In which the caplta
Subscribed shall alone be responsible for tht
debts of such association, except unoer Ger
tain circumstances. latter striking out I'M
nth section, which forbids such assoclatio1
to interpose the defence OF usury IN any
action.]
Several bills were advanced upon the cal
endar, and Senate bill to amend the cnarte
of the State Agricultural Society was penn
iug when the House adjourned, at III
lo,clock p NJ
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Mauoy Is President, m 4 at ,he Aad Of his
rrosent fern he may be reelected or nor; us
The case may he. It ieems that the plan IS
favored BY the Adm mistraion, and no doubt
the Marshal feels that he Is more ntmiy
seated than ever in the presidential char'
aud that he has power to carry out any pan
he chooses. :.
| Thesfcrm Of government thus matured Is
very highly conservative. 1t Is douot'u'
whether the so.called Republic has not gone
little too far In giving to the popular branch
Of the Legislature the right to elect con-
siderable part of the Senate. They Should
according to the ideas OF our venerated eX-
nounders of Republicanism, be equal branches
Of the legislative department. The spirit
of independence should be we'll preserved IN
both. 1t is o sad breach Of this principle
which makes q considerable number OF sena-
. tors feel that they owe their seats to what Is
considered the inferior branch OF the Legs
lature. This Is evidently an error.
f But then there ID no great ground for con-
troyersy over this point, when we come 10
consider that the power OF the president Is
o 60 like that Of our own President In this
il g Mode, Republic" The head of the execu'
\ tive department 10 France will be as power
# fnl as the head Of our own Government, ana
,s 8 philosophical view Of the dignity OF Ills
Va authority may we'll admonish the legislative
branch Of the Government OF the pecessit!
,r OF harmony and union to avoid the encroach-
il ment of power upon their authority.
nc But, alas we have too plainly seen that the
N Executive with his patronage added to his
70 power is too. much for the Legislature
10 There are "itching palms" among leglsIa'
ne tors ss there are amongst less noted classes
mr. and the patronage of power may as easily
h. buy the so-caed representatives Of the
IN people as any others. 1t is here that we say
u. that friends of arbitrary rule participate
or with the Conservatives in their victory IN
" France, and it is in this very respect tha' Tue
= Renublic of the United States bas erred ID
70 o;vno TO the national Executive the instru
-, ments with which be can destroy the public
~ liberties. How terribly we have realized
ne this truth!
I,a An eminent French journalist graphically
describes our own situation in stating the
mowers of the French Executive, and let us
not lin bis lapguagc) forget that Presl'
%. dent "who can be chief of an army; who
is @disposes directly of troops; who is named
y "for seven for any other number Of years,
. uaud can be indefinitely reelected who has
% "the right of dssovipg the chamber on
!
e (which his election depends leAcep' ln's
If last for usl; who is irresponsible, except
|. Gin the event of high treason-such Presl
ID L" dent will be able the day he likes to tram
e "ple on the Constitution, the law, and the
GrenublicO
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The Republic of France.

1t should be interesting to us to observ,
how the only republic of Europe If we eX
cept the Republic Of San Marino-s little
mountain affair which nobody covets and
nobody enyies) is getting along. The great
question Of that free Republic has been as
to its "Chief Magistrate" as We call hin
here. A King, or consul, or any other ruler,
might come under that name. The Repub.
licans wanted man called "President ;
the Monarchists wanted one styled "k!ng"
or emperor" The result has been that
both parties have got to good degree what
they wanted, and the Communists are utterly
discounted In not being allowed to destroy
everything: the Government, the family,
and the Church.
The Monarchists wanted the King" and
the Bonapartists the emperor" The Re-
publicans, who were not at all "Demo-
Gratis" as defined in the dictionaries, but
Conservatives, wanted firmly .seated i" Pre-.
sidentV and strong Government. They
have achieved their wishes.
1t is known thst the plan of the Republi
cans was to organize Government of
strength and soldity. They framed the
measure Of the Senate as au additional leeis.
iatiye BODY In France, and the President
elected by the Chamber and the Senate for
seven years, and reeligible for an indefinite
number OF terms. From the kilograms
already published by US the reader knows
1--' ,.I.a /. 80 Lao prevailed, MsgsAsj MAC.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
H HEADQUARTERS
FOR
CHEAP DRY GOODS.
Ho FOB THE BARGAINS !!

Twill offer for the NEXT TWO WEEKS SPECIAL
INDUCEMENTS AND BARGAINS, 40 l am deter
mined not 10 be undersola by any one. You can
rely on purchasing your DRY GOODS at the very
'o".es pa'sss - WILLIAM THALHIMER's.
SOL Broad street
Among the many bargains to be had are
LIGHT MEDIUM MOURNING PRINTS and
PERCALEs;
LINEN and COTTON DIAPERS;
PLAID and NAINSOOK MUSLINS;
STRIPED, COLORED, and BLACK SILKS very
cheap;
BLACK ALPACAS at 25c. and up;
PURE MOHAIR at soc. worlh$1
TABLE DAMASK at Soc, 75c, and ~ worth
75c., 81, and $I.25 per yard
BLEACHED and BROWN sHIRTINGs, SHEET
INGS, PLAIDS, &C., very low;
MARsEILLEs and BRIDAL QUILTS at 1885,
$2, and g. so, and at Is worth 80;
sHAWLS, SKIRTS, BLANKETS, and CAR
PETS, very cheap to close them out;
TOWELS at 12hc. worth zoe, at 20 worth 4oc'
SPRING CAssIMERES for men and boys wear
very low;
GENTLEMEN's UNDERsHIRTs and DRAW
ERs at 81 for the set worth 81;
A,so- very cheap line of CAMBRIA EDGlNGS
and lNSERTINGS, CREPE Wells, SASH RIB
RONs, SILK SCARfS and MUFFLERS, PORTE
MONSAIEs, HOSIERY, HANDKERCH1EFS,
CORsEIs, SHIRT-BUsOMS, WHITE SHIRTS,
&C., &c.
LADIES, and GENTLEMEE'S KID GLOVES,
a large assortment and cheap;
Just opened another large lot of the best PACIFIC
LAWNS at 12Yc. worth zoe yard.
Now Is your chance to get a cool dress at small
price.
For full particulars OF the above, call at
WILLIAM THALHIMER'S,
mil COL Broad street corner of Sixth.
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notwithstanding the recent advance In DRY
ooods LEVY BROTHERS will continue to close
,. a.o.t at such prices as will convince
:, ,,,+ - IA to their Interest to purchase their
goods of them.
LEVY BROTHERS stock is complete In every
resnec,. Their goods are purchased direct from
.. , auds and the taste displayed In the selection
enables their patrons 10 choose from the most
,,s,or,, rarcst. and most exquisite fabrics manu-
featured.
LEVY BROTHERS never ask but one price,
and that Is always the very lowest Inc article
can be sold for. Plenty of time is allowed our
custo mers to examine every article before pur-
chasing, Our clerks will show with pleasure any
article customer may wish to look at AS we sell
for cash only, our prices arc lower than they
would be otherwise. All we ask Of our friends Is
q fair comparison of our goods and prices Win
those of others and we guarantee In almost every
instance. to furnish the best goods for the least
money.
BARGAINS IN BLACK SILK,
BARGAINS IN BLACK SILK,
BARGAINS IN SPRING SILKS.
BARGAINS IN SPRING SILKS,
BARGAINS IN BLACK ALPACAS,
BARGAINS IN BLACK ALPACAs,
BARGAINS IN HAMBURG EDGE,
BARGAINS IN HAMBURG EDGE,
at LEVY BROTHERS,
at LEVY BROTHERS.,
LEADERS OF LOW PRICES
"LEADERs OF Low PRICES
NEW STOCK SUMNER CASSIMERES,
NEW STOCK SUMNER CASsIMEREs,
PRICES LOWER THAN EVER
PRICES LOWER THAN EVER
NEW PATTERNS PERCALES,
NEW PATTERNS PERCALEs,
BARGAINS IN RIBBONS
BARGAINS IN RIBBONS
BARGAINS IN WHITE TRIMMINGS,
BARGAINS IN WHITE TRIMMINGS.
SAVE YOUR MONEY
SAVE YOUR MONEY
BUY YOUR DRY GOODS,
BUY YOUR DRY GOODS
LEVY BROTHERS.,
e2e lOl7 and 1919 Main street.
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The Bad Measures.

As we said things are SO rapidly occurring
in Congress that it is only in the language OF
mere conjecture that we can speak of what
is to come. Yet we may be instructed by
outgivings Of the Radical papers OCCASION
ally. The New York Times, for instance,
SAYS the "force bill cannot pass the Senate.
Pertinent to this we observe that the Wash
ington Republican urges the House of Re-
personalities to pass the bill whether the
Senate does or not. What does this mean
Is GRANT supposed to be such fool that he
will undertake to carry out the provisions OF
the bill upon the ground that it had passed
the House,
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under his management to become inconVe.
nlent to The public by neglect of repairs vas,
after a long discussion before Judge rage
last Mondly, decided In the atiirmative; ID
the case of the Commonwealth Us. $. q. NM
Ter, oyerseer, &C., Abingdon township. Inc
overseer is liable to fine and Imprisonment
under this decision, and we hope that may
be productive of good to the community:
The roads In this section have become almost
impassable In consequence of neglect OF It's
officers, coupled with our present bad system
of road laws"
We trust that every judge In the State
will follow this decision OF the youngest OF
| his class
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I..;,o the Electoral Vote.

rr,o debate on MoRros's bill regulating the
,,,oer of counting the electoral Vo'es W.
President and Vice-President avery au''
IN. Mr.. MgRalaoN, of North Carolina us,
s;,cu,sbed himself as an able de'a'et Sna
<a,nd ,awvcr He contended that the OH
xras unconstitutional, in when opi"'oh se'
ora, others. Including Mr.. STOCKTON VI Ne"
$500 s.,,suuRY, OF Delaware, and othets
ooncnrred. The bill was amended In sc'e-
raj points on motion OF Mr. i#oaAAS' Fel'
safe and sagacions man.
Tho ,srt of the DILL which excited suspi'
zion was a provision which prohio,tea the
cxc,usion Of any vote not rejected 'oF ootn
houses Of Congress. 1t was feared 'taat un'
der tina, provision the fraudulent returns Of
southern returning boards woum be re-
ceived-
Bot By another section in'the biil, made
more clear by the amendments adopted, !
was provided also that no return oyecle'
TO should be recetced without the vote Q
both houses in favor of receiving it. Thu
itwouh appear that no advantage could b
gained by either party on this ground.
The points as to the unconstiiutionallty
the bill were raised as 10 the distinction
draws between the votes Of the two house
In joint convention and as TO passing bi
concerning the counting of-the electoral Vot
for President, which bill had to be sent
the President for bis signature when b
might be- personally interested in signing
1etoing.:t. 1t WAS commended that IN u
convention of the two houses no distinctlo
of their votes was authorized By the Const
tuition. Each memberYoted as member
the convention, and the majority in the BOD
decided the question.
The bill as finally passed, we imagine,
no very dangerous affair, even if it be nj
unconstitutional, as is conteDded by SON
very sound lawyers. It's passage by To
House is exceedingly doubtful. ltwould
far better 10 leave it to the next Congress.
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NE SYCLE BROTHERS
call special attention to the

call special attention to the following
GOODS,
which they have just received:
o5 cases BLEACHED COTTON-all the best
known brands-at the lowest market prices;
90 pieces BROWN and BLEACHED SHEET
lNGS to be sold very low;
so bales BROWN sHIRTINGS at manufacturers
price;
100 pieces sOFT.FINIsH CAMBRICs at l2c.
worth csc. per yard;
A large lot 10000 yards REMNANTS OF AN
DROsCoGGIN, FRUIT-oF-THE-LooM
WAMSUTTA, NEW YORK MILLS, and TUs-
CARoRA, to be sold astonishingly low TO close
them out;
On ooo wards REMNANTS OF IRISH LINENS at
great sacrifce-bettcr call at once.
To our full stock of SPRING DRESS GOODS we
are adding now all the latest styles and shades
which can I've found In the market.
LONDON sUlTINGS and WASH-POPLINS at
reduced prices;
A large stock Of MOURNING GOODS;
suec'al inducements iu BLACK ALPACAS at all
prices;
1910 CoRSETS at 50c:-the best in the world;
1000 yards CAMBRIA EDGINGS and INSERT
INGS at less than importers price;
Large stock of KID GLOVES;
HANDKERCHIEFS, plain and en- broidered;
NECK-SCARFS;
RIBBONS, in all shades and widths;
HOSIERY;
LINEN COLLARS and CUFFS,
and good many other goods too numerous To
mention.
Cxu at once and be satisfied that you get your
moneys worth Mt SYCLE BROTHERS.,
429 Broad street,
between Fourth and Fifth.
Goods sent all over the country Z. y. ID. or Oh
receipt of the money. ie ~
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nat FEBRUARY Is, 1915.
More b1rgains In
TOWELS,
TARLt-LiSES,
SIiFETiSGS.
NAPKINS,
SPKING AND SUMNER DREsS-GOODs.
T. K. PRICE co.
are st.ll selling wonderful bargains In LINEN
Goods. &C. also, BLACi apd CoLuhED SILKS.
Just received
IRISH LINENS,
BALMORAL!,
KID GLOVES flor aides and Gentlemcnl,
BLEaCHED COtTOSS,
COTTON SHEkTISGS,
PlLLOW-COTTOE,
BtD-BLANkET>, &C.. &C. re 10
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ny- II. r. PRICE i CO. have opened
this morning. BY steamer,
NEW SPRING MEDIUM PRINTS,
NEW WHITE-GRoUSD PRINTS,
PERCALES and CAMBRICS,
COTTON CAMBRlCS,
EUFFLISGs, CoRsETS.
MOURNING GOODS, in
BoMBAzlSE CLOTHS, TAhrsE,
IMPERATRICE, MoHAIRS, ALpACAS,
REPS. DELAINEs, CAsHMERES,
ENGLISH CRAZE, GRAPE Wells,
BLACK SILK GLOVES,
BLACK KID GLOVES,
BLACK LONG SIAwLS,
BLACK sQCARE sHAWLS,
COLLARS, CUFFS, &C.. &c. Re 10
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ME- DOUBLE CHEST-PROTECTORS,
of every size, imported from England, ana soid
at MEADE BAKERS drugstore.
DITMAN'S SEA SALT, III rs and SOC. packages
Sold at MEADE & BAKERS drugstore
CHARCOAL BISCUIT and LOZENGES,f for the
relief aud cure of foul breath, heartburn, and dys-
n.nsIa. Solo at MEADE& BAKERS drugstore.
CUTLER'S POCKET ISHALERsa afford prompt
relief TO sorethroat bronchitis and catarrh. Sold
nj MEADE Il BAKERS drugstore.
PATE PECTORALE. ALUM and KlNO LOZ-
ENGEs, aud CHLORATE OF POTASsA LOZ-
ESGES, for coughs. colds, and sorethroat. Sold ut
MEADE C BAKERS drugstore,
fe10 919 Main street.
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DESCRIPTIONS d. PARTNERSHIP.

|tO.PARTNERSHI have this day adj
" mitted nto partnership with me JOHN bow
rPS Jr r. MCsl Bow ERS, and JOHN !. STEVEN
ION. The business will hereafter be conducted un.
der the name and style Of JOHN BOWERS, SONS
& co,
respectfully solicit continuance of the patron
age so literally bestowed upon me neretolore oy
my old patrons and the pubic grn-faliy.
My personal attention will be given TO Inc ousl-
ness of the firm as diligently as 1t has been hereto
fore given when the uu:mcss was conducted un'er
Speciai attention will be given TO Plumbing.
Timing. Gas and steam Fitting ana lufnisn'hS
families with house-furrishing goods: ,., -,
give The new nrm call. JOHN bOM EiisS,,
Iron Block, Governor street.
RICHMOND. March !. 1875. ma IL"
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CLOTHING.

EIRST INSTALMENT IA
SPRING GOODS. MA
The subscriber offers quite an assert ment Mr.
of NJ w. eiOODS-desirabie patterns, choice -A0-
fabrics and varied Ia color.
New WURSTED COATISGS,
New PANT GOODS,
New BUSINESS SUl1INGS,
New BLACK CLOl HS,
New BLACK DOESk1NS.
The greatest variety, the best quality the choices
STYLE, and The first selections can now be secured,
and US we have received the spring reports can us
sure the styles for the season.
Call and examine. JOHN LhIOi" ht,
NH GIT Main street.
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AMUSEMENTS.

AMUSEMENTS.
I SSEMBLY HALL.
READINGS
AIR. HENRY NICHOLAS
TUESDAY EVENING, March 2, 1875, and
THURSDAY EVENING, March 4th,
FOR TIE BENEFIT OF THE
YOUNG MEMS MISSIONARY SOCIETY
SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH.
Mr.. N1cHoL Isis celebrity as a reader is well
known in this city. He will give one OF his popular
readings on TUESDAY EVENING, March ed,
1875, at O'Clock, at Assembly Hall, with the fol-
lowing splendid prog nmme;
The Fall of Wosey.
Miss kilmans egg
Nursery Rhymes for the TimeS.............pu nch'
The Bells. I.to,tous
The Bloomsbury Christening. "..........D lcGens.
Nursery NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Mrs Caudle on shirt BultopS.....: ..Jsrrnio.
Pray Employ Major Nam by 49,; MllKie Coi!ns.
Tickets, so cents. For Sls Al tne QUOT, at tue
book stores M4rshals hat <t0Sf; anu NJ inc STORES
OF a. Pizzlpi, Jr., and George 4. hunuey e Co.
fe 27-3r
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DEATHS.

Died, AT his residence, In Napa county near st.
Helena on sunday. February TN: after lingering
illness, Gen' raj RICH RID W. HEATH, a native
of BlaGcnsburg AId; aged fiftytwo years and seven
uaks
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MAR RACES.

Married. In Norfolk. on the 22d of February. al
the residence Of the brides parents. by he Rev "
W. Duncan, Mr.. LEYIS &. WOuD, OF Columbia,
). G., to Miss FANNIE Is. PORTLOCk.
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sIMMONsS LIVER REGULATOR
for all diseases Of the Liver, stomach and Spice

It emInently Family Hcdiclne;
and by peing kept ready for iinmcdl-
ate resort will save many an hour or
suffering and many dollar in time
and doctors bills.
After Forty Years trial II is s,!l re-
celving the most unqualified tesam"-
mails OF It's virtues from persons OF
the highest character and RESPONSE.
bilitg. Eminent physicians commend
IL AS the most
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A WISE DEcIsI.> s.-The Abingdon Tlr.
ginian says:
"The question whe .'ar the overseer of q
ROAD can DC indicted Tor .S!2EinS the roals
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DICHMOND DETECTIVE AGENCY

KNOX CRADDOCK,
INDEPENDENT DETECTIVES,
Crer their services TO the public for the detection
OF crime committed on
BANKS, RAILROADS, TOBACCO FACTORIES,
INSURANCE COMPANIES, &C.
Will attend to business In any part OF the State or
of the United States VIII give particular at
tentIon 10 The recovery Of
STOLEN PROPERTY.
wil pay literally for any information left at their
Office Business strictly confidential. No. ! Elev-
entl street, upstairs. o
llie Chief OF Detectives.
EoE5 ~ i. GRAD cox,
IA SO-lm Independents Detective.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-01

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