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The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1875-05-13

The Eagle Line Steamship, Schil-
Ter, which sailed from New York on
the 2Sth of April, for Hamburg, was
wrecked off Scilly Isles, o. Friday,
the It'll inst, and three hundred and
eighty lives lost, nearly all Germans.
1t is one of the most appalling ma
rintine calamities that has ever oc-
cured on the waters.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1875-05-13

Bro. WILLIAMS is very much ex-
OrciSed about the Catholic Church.
From his continual howls we suppose
he is afraid he'll be eaten blood raw.
Compose your soul, dear brother,
we'll see that you are not swallowed
whole.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1875-05-13

The Columbus Herald is now is
suing a Democratic Daily from its
Office. just what has been needed
a long time in that city, and We hope
it will receive a support commensu-
rate with the enterprise.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1875-05-13

Wouldn't it look fairer and seem
more like the Dayton city editor of
the Register was willing to do the
square thing with his political oppo-
nents, ifhe would the Geghan
Bill, that his readers might see how
much there is in it that looks like
destroying our Common School sys-
TEN, by an apportionment of the
school fund?
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1875-05-13

All of Boss Grants ofIlce-holders
are in favor of a third-term. OF
course they are.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1875-05-13

The Democracy carried all the
principal towns of Indiana except
Indianapolis.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1875-05-13

Sturm has the largest stock of
Straw Hats.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1875-05-13

State School superintendent Smart
has decided that teachers absent for
a few days because of sickness should
be paid; also, that when, by reason
of sickness or destruction of the
school building, a month of school
time is lost, it should be made up by
q month more of school time the next
yp1r
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1875-05-13

"The Third Term phantom, that
no party advocates, and has exist
ence only in the morbid imaginations
Of Democratic Editors. Of
last tceek'.
Does the editor of the Register, or
does he not, favor a third term? If
he will define his position on this, he
will crafty many Of his readers, and
do what his chief has never done I'M
der the strongest opportunities of
his party friends.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1875-05-13

Call at Sturm's for Straw Hats.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-08-19

have been shown on the board Notwithstanding
to look AL But prices of old wheat are 700 mig u
to Justify mfllers In activity with flour market
that is exceptionally dull especially at the East
GROCERIES,.
There is as yet no permanent revival OF Dusl-
ness; few days OF the past week were pre-
ductive OF considerable stir in merchandise, but
quiet has been the rule. Taking the country
through, collections are fully as good as any
reasonable person could expect, but that Is not
saying much; collections are certain 10 orag as
long as merchants follow such wicked Leader
as sindiscriminate trust;" then when mi lot
tunes come in the shape of rains, drought. snor.
crops and other like calamities, the merchant
finds himself unable to meet his liabilities WIN
pfomptness, and IL not pretty stanch, must 20
down 10 bankruptcy; reform ought 10 De IIS
cry, aud the soorerit comes the better Tor all,
both debtor and creditor. Prices on sugars nave
not varied; refners are asking for bids ana are
willing 20 shade prices for certain graaes an S.
Quotations East are To- 4@lVi C for standard a.
Ic54@ll5E &c for hard sugars and yellows IN Ile
same proportions; red sugars dull ana without
transactions. All reports from the East wrlte
cofiees firm, with telegraphic adviceS ihis morn
ing OF &c gold advance. Roasting grades are
worth ZOISG2lc, and prime 2@2Z12c, ana cholce
23G23i &C, and fancy 24c currency East Rice ac-
tive and unchanged. MolasSeS dull; syrups IN
good demard at previous values.
tOnorauons SIRE slyenIor Lue Duyfng price, o.
zrsln and produce, and the selling prices Tor
5orr and other mercb9 ndtHe.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-08-19

WEDNESDAY, EVENING, Aug. IS.
The markets were stronger to-day in nearly
all kinds of staple products. Wheat opened in
Chicago at 81 rs. tor september, and adj
-,-auced to 81 49,. Corn also advanced. under
favorable advices from Liverpool At this
point, though prices were nominal, the market
seowed signs OF weakness. On the question OF
the
CORN CROP IN INDIANA,
there is yet division of opinion, and that, too.
among men vino are good judges in such mat
ters. The Hon. Fra aklin landers, in an inter
view on the subject, held that the product OF the
state will not turn out more
than two-thirds the amount of last
year State Auditor Henderson and SECRETARY
Neff, who have access to wide information, In
clfnsd to the same view. The loss of the vast
crops in the bott1m lands cuts deeply tnto the
aggregate results. Ii is even Claimed Nv some,
that the area planted was below the average, but
this does not agree with the views OF the Agri-
fained The information Obtained. through The
local press and also the personal observation OF
many intelligent parties, tends 10 cstaDiiSh q
iiffaYent conc usion from that of the gentlemen
named. tits Impossible yet TO make trust
worthy estimate as TO this state Inc Hoods
wrought vast destruction because of the consid-
cradle extent of river bottom In this state.
WHEAT AND FLOUR
remain in q very dull and unsatisfactory con-
dition. during the past week there has been
bat little done. Supplies of new wheat which
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-08-19
a @ A r D
Trade Palace, Oct. 7.

70 the Country Readers: ;
We respectfully ask your imme
6.ate attention TO the best select eo
sto eek of Dry Goods, Notions ana
Millinery ever orough ,a 70 ms tsn tor
BY giving our inolv Vors s 1870 nav.
e - ~ q line Of Silks, Black
Gods 800 Dress Goods Donetlcs,
SJI"C1sns FlanneIs, Shawls, Table
Tinens. Blankets, Comforts, NO
rfons and Millinery 81 sucn la.os
snd on such terms as enap pies us
~ offer, +he loves prices nSNH II
since 1862. Our prices are alhe ~
an. aro Gran9 erS as We eo1,se
ers will find at no Othef nOSe
1 9S attractive goods or lower
- Ices.
T, q AYRES 81 CO.,
TRADE PALACE.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-08-19
MONEY, STOCKS, ETC.

=
EEv YoRK Aug. Is.
Money at 2@S4 per cent, closing at 8.
Prime mercantile paper Is quoted at 49j1@
per cent.
Custom receipts S3l0,0C0.
Treasury disbursements s95,0JO.
Clearings Sl60O0OUO,
Sterling is quoted at 81 IS for 80 days, and
81 $50 for sight.
Gold opened at 1l31<, and closed at 1885 the
lowest aud highest Rates respectively. The ad-
vance was due TO advices from London in re-
gard TO Eastern quotations, and the high rates
for the use of cash gold.
Borrowing rates were quoted at 3, and per
cent per annum and l-6i, l-S2 and l-l6 per diem,
closing at per cent per annum.
Loans werP made fiat.
Carrying rates per cent.
Government bonds firm,
Railroad bonds firm
state securities dull.
There was nothing Interesting In the stock
market to-day. Business was very small and
fluctuations slight. 1he market closed gener-
ally strong, the Missouri stocks being partlcu-
larly firm, owing To the conclusion OF the rail-
road war, and an advance III rates.
Transactions at the stock Exchange OF 600
shares, of which 900 were Pacific Mail. l5,O0O
Western Union, 1900 st. Paul preferred and
10000 Lake Shore.
GyNgBAL STOCKS.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-08-19
FOREIGN Markets.


LONDON, August ls.-Rate of discount in
open market for three month bills is rs per
cent, which is Is per cent. below the Bank OF
England rate. Consols for money, % 1916; on
account 9I5s; SOS lS65, l01; 5-20s 1907, lCSh;
l0-4Os, los; new SIS, l055s. New York Central, 81:
Erie l41z; Erie preferred, 81. Tallow-Sales
were made at 46lsG4G5zs.
ANTWERP, August is.-Fine American petro-
leum, az.
PARIS, August 1S.-Rentes, e6f 40c.
LIVERPOOL, August 1S.-COc on-The market
is steady and prices are firm; sales of middling
uplands, 7l-l6d; middling Orleans, sled total
sales were l., 900 bales, of which 1905 bales were
for speculation and export aud $50 American.
Flour--Sales were made OF extra state and
Western at IT'S Wheat Sales were made of
No. 10 No 1 spring at l0sSdGl0 Sd. Corn
Sales were made No red Western spring at los
Cd; No red Western spring at los lid.
Perk-Sales were made of new American
Western st Sos; Eastern at SIS. Beef-Sales
were made OF American, new. az FPS. Lard
Sales were made OF prime Western at els.
Bacon-Sales were made of American &C at
5iS. Tallow-Sales were made M as. Cheese
Sales were m3de OF choice at 6Se. Petroleum
Sales were made OF refined at Sd spirits, do,
at SD.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-08-19
NEW YORK CurrUN MARKET.

NEW YORK Aug. lS.--UOttOn-The market Is
higher: saIes were msde of nliddling upland at
iss6@iz5ke. Futures closed weak; saIes We're
made as follows: Seller August I56l4 lac:
seller September, IL l-l6al3 7-l6c; seller October
Il 1880: seller November, IL 1873 C: seller De-
Gem ber lfc: seller January. 10 E522c; seller Feb
ruary, Is 3l-S2c; seller March. IA 5-32; seller
April, IL ll-S2c; seller Nav IA 9-l6s; seller June,
Il 1854; seller July, IL l5.l5al5kc.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-08-19
LIVE STOCK Markets.
INDIANAPoLIs LIVE STOCK MARKET.
RUFFAIo LIVE sIOCK MARKET.

BUFFALO, August lS.-CATTLE - The receipts
to-day. were us head, making total for the
week or S,5l7; the market opened moderately
active and strong at last weeks prices FOL. good
cattle of all grades, which Were scarce and sold
Quickly; common stock natis es, half fat steers.
cows and common Texans were slow and not
wanted at prices 4gasc lower; sales were made t
of Illinois steers averaging LOSS, l,2f2 and l,4S9
lbs, at S. So I2z and s. 10: indiana steers aver,
IS s.; Ohio steers averaging loo, l,l57 and 473
lbs at IS Is, 81 IS and ST. Texan steers averaging
767, lO47 and L. 46 lbs, at So 90 u SO and 80 80
SHEEP AND LAMBS---Tne receipts to-day were
500 head, making a total for the week OF III 500
head: the market was active for lambs and
moderately SO for sheep; the qua ity was gener-
all poor; lambs were strong al last Week quo
tatons for all grades; sales were made OF Indiana
sheep, averaging eO9S9 lbs, at 500 %; Michigan
sheep, averaging 81 lbs, at s.; Canada lambs.
averaging % s72 lbs, at IS 1905 20, the majority
selling at So 621s
HOGs-The receipts to-day were 2,5OO head,
making total for the week Of $500 head; the
mark ct WIS slow for want OF stock; sales We're
made of Workers at 81 75aS; heavy hogs at IS 10
as 10; selected singers It's logs ..
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-08-19
INDIANA HOG CROP.

(.,,,y,r.1IvE SHOWING or THE NUMBER OF
noes IN THE STATE OF INDIANA, By CoUN-
1TEs on THE FIRST DAY OF APRIL 1914
AND 1875, As REPORTED TO THE OFFICE or
THE AUDITOR Or STATE, AND COMPLIED By
L, uENnERsnN AUDITOR.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-08-19

IN, EAST LIBkRTY. PA. August lS.-BEEF CATTLE
Inc receipts for to-day were l,O7l head. making
q total for the past 2 days I,45l. head
The market Is surfeited with common stock
scarcely anything good being offered. The
market is dull ana slow at q falling off in pri-
ces; sales were made Of best at s.; me-
dunn TO good at IS l0d6 So: common to fair at
at 81 621z94 90.
HoGs-Receipts for days were 22s5 head,
maklng Total Tor the past week OF 2,930 head,
Workers at 81 75,9S; best Philadelphias AT IS 40
as Co. ~
SHEEP-Receipts for to-day were S7Ol head.
making total for the past days OF 4 100 head
selling at 81 25@5 30.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-08-19
BOSTON WOOL MARKEr.

BOSTON, Aug. lS--WOol-TheTe has been no
change in domestic. Wool is in fair demand
for all kinds from manufacturers, but medium
heeceS and combiug and delaine heeces are i'm
most request and command very full prices
zine neeceS are more inquired for; prices are
turefs are purchasing with more confideBce.
Sales were made of Ohio ana Pennsyiyania
feeces at 469Gc; Michigan and Wisconsin
fieeces at 43G4jc; delaine fieeces at 50G55c good
lots of combing at 57a59c; Western unwashed
cumbink at 40@4ic- Kentucky fieeces would
woods move slowly at SI11a@j0c for super and Y
fieeceS.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-08-19

so head; the market was fairly active snd
prices were steady; sales were made of good 10
choice at 81 2595i poor TO medium at g 75@4.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-08-19
NEW YORK METAL MARKET.

NEW YORK, Aug lo.-Met2ls-~ Manufacturing
copper-Is steady; sales were made OF new sheet
ings at DC 1ngot Lake-sales were made al y
were made of Scotch al 2GS3c; American is
dull and heavy; sales were made at 2262ec.
Russia sheet-Market quoted at l3Ec, gold.
NailS-Are unchanged; sales were made of cut
at IS 20 G3 25c; ciinch at 50 U196 6O. Horse
Shoes-SaIes were made OF No. al So o0g26 90.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-08-19
oHIoAeo Live STOCK MARKET.

CHICAGO, Aug. lS.-BEEF CATTLE-The fresh
receipts were 200 head; the market was active
and prices were firm and steady: sales were
made of shipping cattle at "a 2506 IS; stOckeTs
at 81 7503 75 through Texans at s2 25@3 IS; sales
were made of fair TO choice at % l212@b 2oi
shipments, l,250 head.
HoGs-The fresh receip.s were 10000 head
the market was active at full prices; sales were
made of light at 81 %@s; heavy hogs ats1 59s
35; the sales made were mostly at " 759S;
shipments. 400 head.
SHEEf AND LAMBs-The fresh receipts were
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-08-19
NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK, Aug. b.-DTy (Oods-Business
was moderate to-day with the commission
houses, and the ioobing trade was more. active;
prices; prints and ginghams were in good de-
mand worsUed dress goods were active; wooden
shaWlS were in fair request: wool ia Eels were
doing well, and blankets We're in moderate de-
mand; large auction sale of ribbons and mil
linery goods proved a success.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-08-19
T.NANCs Am BUSINESS.
WEEKLY BUSINESS REVIEW.
MONEY MATTERS.

s,ro,r many Inisssai oments III lessso 10
+.o o.tnaI amount of currency in circulation
now and ten years ago, The New York Bui
1a.,r ..i7es the following IS correct figures;
IN Ihs Ait nj October, 1850 there were
pain Iqai Tenders and Frac. Cur> "a ;.s ~ sc,,
hea3nr 90 -. -, GO
stale 90
Aocoydjng 70 the public debt statement
and the report of Comptroller Knox, lssueS
Anaust II the items IF circulation sloOu
a. f9IIovTs ON the Ist OF July last;
Tegal tender notes.. --'-''' ''''''' +, l.o 800
Frac ional currency ~ ~ - 4
~lt..s ~ existing bank ouiS'an ulbs. 0A''A'0'N'
SSe,es ~ tailed and lilo uidattnS oshNs enro mn
st,H eirctltatiDg, estinla ed ---..''''-''- O''eV
r,taf circulation July J, 1e95--.---~S'4<'llo ''4'
The treasury department has commenced
4he accumulation of silver coin in the vaults
OF the sub-treasury at Boston to large eN-
tent. with view to sub tituilnG the same
for the circulation OF fractional currency
Irnder the recent law o; congress. Inc
wori, is to be pressed as rsuldiy ss possloi
and Will be completed before the c'ose o.
Seufenaber The amount oToereu 10 10
stored there is 40 tons, or SlO,COO,VVO'
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-08-19
CONVENIENT SECURITIES.
Markets By TELEGRAPh.

sThe purchasing prices for government oonus
In Indianapolis vary from the New York Quota
uo.is 1<0l cent
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-08-19
REVIEW OF THE HOME MARKET.

IOfal Hrp0pVS' -f'NSbO'
No report furnished for 1910.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-01
The Miners Troubles in E pennsylvania.

READING, March 31.-The Eog}s says that
,be announcement. of. the ccalnion Of the
;two unions IS hailed with JOY by the miners
and susperded railroad emplases. Jolliti-
cation meetings are Eeing held ia Schuykilb
and Colentry, and Presidents Siney ana
Rhodes will issue preclamaticns.
A dispatch from Upper LeAagh announces
the killing OF McDsrmOtt, oae of the bosses
there. ~ gg
Las. aight coffin-bapdbiis were served 90
the men obtaining coal fHam the boilers at
Eck!ey colliery. .-r -,,
Ths whole region is ID q state Of great
excitement, and The feeling is general tina.
| nroperty and lives are al the mercy of these
reckless men. This Is sAe third day that de-
monstrations have been Dade. Sheriff. Eirk-
| endall has declined to sppear unless actual
riot takes place. aBd then he proposes TO
come from Wlkesh,7fe, twenty-foTr miles
away. to aueN it. The deputy sbesiH, now
here declines TO aet without instrushoDs.
| The raiders are called Lauder aInn's Re
piment,n - from the fact that Laudefhnrn has
bprn selling condemned Goyerunaat mus
kets. ,,... g. :,
| HAzLEToN, Pa, March 3l.-Ariotber crowt
| of armed men has started from Ebervalt
for the Upper Lehigh 10 stop uIen employed
by the Jersey Central railroad from loading
coal at that place. A special train has lef
here with detachment OF police, armed aht
equipped 10 resist any attempt q, volens'
nv the mob. The result OF this raidiDs i
awaited with great anxiety. Our local po
lice is too small to contend with the eS1spee
rated miners, anda cali for the military
expected. .s,,
PHILADELPHIA, March 3l..-The sherits ar
getting the better of the miners, who gene
rally obey summonses. They corae in ate
lconcealnu their arms, IA all who have arm
; I on their persons are arrested.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-01
Arrest aS CounterfeicerS-
[Spesial telegram to the Dtgrn tnb. I

Il ABINGDON, Va, March a.-The officers ol
the United States Secret Service acting IN.
der direction of Chief Washbusn, made q
raid into the couais Of Scott, Wise, Rus
sell, Buchanan, Sngth, and Montgomery, ], in
Virginia, and arrested the following. named
notorious dealers and manufacturers of coun.
terfeit money Anderson. Eppling, Pickle,
Gibson, salyer, Corn. Moore, Jack Mullins,
Andrew Mullins, and Wilson Mullins. a.
large amount Of counterfeit coin and bills,
dies, plates, &C., wus captured. The defend
ants were brought to this place and commit
ted to- nil in default of .batI- The arrests are
regasded as very important. Joe Mullins,
the leader Of the gang, ssde a desperate re-
sistanee and attempted e>shoot the officer,
but was oVerpowered and captured. Three
squads of mounted officers asd deputy Urssed
States narShas are to be heard from, and
they are every hour expected With about
twenty more prisoners. .". ~ s...t !
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-01
weather Rep,o,,rt.

WASHINGTON. March 3l.-For New Eng.
land, the Middle States, and loves Lake re.
gioD, increasing cloudiness and Light rains.
with easterly to southerly winds. lailipg ba.
roEleter and rising temperature on the coast.
and lower temperature ID the lake region.
For The South Atlantic States. partly
cloudy weather and local rains, With east to
south winds .sRdrelight changes In tenpera-.
ture and pressure. i, a.. 4, e
.ei For the Gulf States, Tennessee, and the
Ohio Valley, rain, southefiy winds shifting
to westerly aDd northerly exeeptin the East;
Gulf, foIowedGby Iower temperature. and
rising barometer, .ro-,s .r.I,.. ~; .s...
For the Upper, Lake region and thence
southwesrward't TO the Missouri Valley, areas
of rain or snow, followed by clearing and.
colder weather, north, to west Hinds, and i
rising barometer. j ~ s:3 .,st gs;.
The Lower Missouri and Central Missis-
sippi rivers viii continue to rise slowly. 80
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-01

POLICE COURT. IEsTERDAY.-P0ltce'I2 'I2Stice
Joseph j. White p'eStd1ng.-Richard Eng
iish, charged with being drunk, disorder ly
and using obscene language in the public
streets, was iiaed -.
u. j. Lukcns, charged with stealing one
pair OF pants and three shirts, OF the value
Of IS. the property OF G. ~. Scbleiser, was
sent TO Jail for thirty days.
Charles Washington (colored1, charged
with aSsaul,ing and threatening to beat and
kill Dilsey Washington, was discharged.
Eugene Brady, charged with tre>paSsine!
upon the premises of and assaulting and
beating Mary Murphy, was fined s..
Mary Murphy, charged with trespasslne
upon the premises Of Eugene Brady anc
assaultiug and beating R. Lee Brady, Wa'
discharged. -,
The case of r. D. Burr1ss, charged will
committing forgery IL Goochland, was con-
tinued until to- day. ....
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-01

MEADE MEMORIAL CBuRea--I see by the
Dispatch of The Goth of March that the Rev
julius SaEls, rector Of the Meade Memorial
church, Manche ester, is reported to have as
sisted at the services Of the Monumental
church. Richmond, on Easter-Sunday. On
that Sunday the writer, q member of the
Meade Memorial church, WIS present there
The rector rtficiated in his own church, which
was filed to overtlowing, and preached a
most impressive sermon Gu The three cases oI
restoration to life mentioned in the gospel
that OF, an only son. only daughter, and only
brother, from which he reasoned to the re.
surrection Of the body afterwards adminis
tering the communion. The second service
was especially for the large Sunday school
connected with the church. The services
and discourse were very interesting, and
many remained standing during the whole
being unable to tind seats.
A VESTRYaAS.
THE name should have been Rev.. Mr.
Shields
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-01
GRAND JURY.-The grand jury of the Hus
tings Court meets on Monday next.

COMMERCIAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, III
RIcuMosD.-A preliminary organlzitien Of
the Commercial Fire Insurance Company,
of Richmond, was effected yesterday cue
ming, and the following directors elected /:
Samuel Fl. Pulliam, James Fl. Dooley-
Thomas Potts, John Mahoney, A. NJ. keilef. !.
2. II. Starke, John P. Branch, John l.
Grubbs, Robert W. Oliver, William e, ALI
son, J. Pendleton Rogers, john ]. King
Charles Fl. Talbot, NJ. NJ. Gillian, p erer j
Crew, Thomas Johnston, Frank lin 'Stearns
Hon. James A. Seddon, Leg n r. Page
Abraham Levy, W. T. Carrir iaton, Rober
L. Lyme. John S. Wise. b. II. Magruder, +
w. Christian and Thomas ~. rutherford
After the meeting adjourn ed the directors
met and elected samuel H. Puliam presi
dent and a committee was appointed t
procure q charter and seiec', an office.
The capital stock of ne company is to b,
s200,0GO. When the charter is obtained
from she court the ele' ,ton OF directors ant
president will be cor armed and the remain
ing officers ~ill be c. iosen.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-01
MANCHESTER NEWS.

r. DEEDS. There were twenty.three deeds
recorded In. the clerks Office of the Hust.
ings Court during the month Of March, and
for the same period in the clerks office OF
the County Court thrty.one were recorded.
l. misunderstanding The month of March
four marriage-licenses were issued from the
clerks offiee of the HuslingS Court-two to
white and two to coored couples. During
the same period i've licenses (al of which
were colored) were issued from the clerks
office Of the Chesterfield County Court.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-01

MISS ANNA E. DGK1NsoN first ap.
pearance in this city Of this well.krown
speaker will take phce this evening OF the
Richmond Theatre. Miss Dickinson needs
no praae-she il universally known. Joan
Of Arc-regarded as Miss Dickinson's best
lecrure-is selected for her debut, and our
people will ldoub btless, aroHa, curiosity il no.
thing else, assemble in force to listen to one
who has achieved such q national reputation.
The sale OF seats Is progressing satisfactorily
at Wyatts, a20 Main slrsst. ~, .,s...... .....',
Miss Dickinson will reach here this morn.
ing from Washington, and will locate at the
st. james Hotel. ..........t. ,.,...,,