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pustc kiinbai lafusworshA hank.
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Court House.
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1ot9h Ats.
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Insurance igents.
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NORTH Of rnsr onsgc
justices Of HE Peace.
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faihs~Ufthss Ham,.
JAMES II. BROWN. over ca~s,af ssors.
LmaLcr Dea'trs.
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agent. Yard near thr Elevator,
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eto0s~ square.
tRASDAiJ. BLAME MERRY, opposite
kin.h4ii 4 fatnttoi'li's ilank,
.NIlyHess Il DlrssMax'rIs.
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4, \. DONAlstGN, West Of t.Noysll.s iiou,e
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true sters.
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small Pratt.
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agent. Yard nca, thr Elevator,
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justices Of HE Peace.
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Harness Makers.
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Court House,
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Hardware .Sforss
LOMAs 4 BROTHER. soa,n u ccrrs iiou-e
j. q. DOAN. On Market street.
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Communicated

We, the undersigned, unrepresented cred
itors of Isaacs. Taylor e. Williams, hereby
enter: our unequivocal protest against the
proceedings of the committee Of creditors
particularly in the resolutions appended to
their report. On the 14'h Of May, 1874, Mr..
Isaacs informed bis creditors that the assets
of his firm amounted to S297 900, and their
debts only S249,000. ae also informed us
that at the market value of his assets at that
time they could be made to realize $3.50, 900.
Nine months after, the committee, in behalf
of the creditors they represent. recommend
to the court that these bankers be permitted
to purchase their own assets at only about
one-third the amount of their cost. The
committee make no effort to explain the
glaring discrepancy in the statements of May,
1874, and their propositions Of February,
1875. Yet they claim that Messrs. Isaacs,
Taylor s. Williams are entitled TO the conf
dence and sympathy not only Of the unfor-
tunate creditors, with their loss Of 10000,
but also that of the entire community.
- Unless the committee will explain in what
particular these gentlemen have been unfor-
tunate we must continue in the belief that
the creditors are infinitely more entitled TO
sympathy than they are. We have not been
informed Of any loss by FIRE, robbery, or
otherwise, that will account for such start
ling proposition as that of purchasing their
assets at so small price and at so severe a
loss TO their unfortunate creditors. We feel
assured that the committee cannot discharge
their duty to the creditors until they pub
lish full. fair. and just explanation and ac-
count of arhGt has become Of the money.
These gentlemen seeD TO have selected
their own committee, paid their own price
for their own assets. and at their own sug-
gestion selected their own time to pay the
small amounts their own conscences would
approve TO their own unfortunate creditors.
We respectfully ask the committee, in JUS
tce to themselves and all concerned in this
unhappy affair, to cveU Us plain ami simple
account Of what las become Of our money.
+. D. SEAY,
4. MoSTElR0, N. D.,
W. K. WEIsIGER,
AUGUSTINE RoyALL,
surviving partner of Moody & Royal;
J. H. TALLEY,
r. A. WRIGHT.
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l'r.GMs uF FUHlIc CAERIER>.-in the Cir
.s' aG,t OF Richmond Yesterday the case
w F"Nrr and others rS. The POwhatan
>.r4uah,1t Company was tried. The plain
#, G,UGdrd of The Steamboat Company
500. tie yu!u" Of a hng>hcad OF tobacco,
,..9ini in ISL by e. X. BWksdaIc, ot this
D'y, {, them IN Louisville, Ky. Til" court
~, '1r jIry The ioloUin. Instructions:
!, u" jury believe from the evidence in
IT,, .a,r that the defendants were common
,ril,g, Il !rri-h.s between Richmond and
Baltimore only. neither owning nor control
15s.- any means OF public transportation be-
fY.d Baltimore; that in the course OF their
3>ut>- t. such carriers and in accordance
with the established usage in such business
'.ry received the tobacco in the declaration
al Richmond, under 4 contract
80 transport it 10 their wharf in Baltimore,
i BE- there delivered to j. Brandt, Jr.. to DE
, " w4rdrd 10 the plaintiffs n Louisville. Ky.
.. Il the sand tobacco was accordingly safely
t,.u~pOrttd and delivered as aforesaid in
HttImurc. and there forwarded by safe de
livery to the proper agents OF the Baltimore
ai ohio Railroad Company to be by tha
,.m,Gmy TRANSPORTED and forwarded 10 the
Hul,lt> at Louisville, ky., then the jury
..,. Instructed that the responsibility Of tht
r.inHj1u> for the safe transportation or de
...ly I'll the said tobacco Terminated upOE
'a,lr delivery thereof II aforesaid 10 th'
ial.3moro and ohio Railroad Company, ant
IL, #try ntst lind for the defendants.
Notwithstanding these instructions tht
Ngy found for the plaintiff, in the sum o
~-1>H-. The court -ct aside the verdict.
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Weather Report.
The West Virginia Senasorsnip-Walk
er's Chances for EIectton-The Bill
10 Move the Stale Capitol Passed the
Senate. .... m.

The West Virginia Walk.
er's Chances for EiectIon-The Bill
10 Move the Stale Capitos Passed the
Senate.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
CHARLESTON, W. Va, February 5.-Thus
far the Legislature in joint session has bal
loted eleven times unsuccessfuly for senator.
The Democrats have determined that in eau.
Gus alone this matter shall be settled.
The caucus has baIloted forty.three times.
Tonight the result was as follows Forty
first ballot: Walker, q; Okey johnson, u !;
Caperton, 7; Brannon, I; scattering, H..
Forty-second ballot: Walker, %; Johnson,
II; Brannon, 8; Caperton, 10 scattering, G..
Forty-third ballot: Walker, 80; Johnson,
Is; Capertou,9 Brannon, 5 scattering, G.
necessary to 4 choice, 81. Ex-Governor
Samuel Prices name was withdrawn to-
night. Walkers friends are wild with en-
citement, and think they see his triumph
near ut hand. They are well organized ard
confident Of success.
The DILL to remove the seat Of government
temporarily to Wheeling passed the Senate
to-day by one vote. 1t will, perhaps, be de,
leated in the House, and il not the Governor
will probably veto it.
A choice for senator may not be made for
q week yet.
ASSOCIATED Press telegram.l
CHARLESTON, w. VA, February SIN the
Legislature this evening joint ballot for
| United S ates senator resulted as follows
Walker. 81; Price, 16; Johnson, 13; Ben
nett, 20; Scott, 5.
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Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.l
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, February 5, 1875.
William Hooper and William Henry Hays.
of this place. had officially on Friday, Goth
of January, in which Hays ssruck Hooper
several times in stable while currying
mules. Hooper retreated to the stable.yard,
followed 10y Hays, who was still striking him.
Hooper then struck Hays with curry comb,
which be bad in his hand, on the left temple,
from the effects of which Hays died last
night. Coroner A. j. Brown summoned a
jury, who rendered verdict that the de-
ceased came to his death from wound in
the left temple from some blunt inslrumen ,
inflicte ed by William Hooper.
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MANCHESTER NEWS.

CRY CouSclL.-This body met last night
at the Auditors office. Present: MIR. Nc Rae
fpresident). and Messrs. Bradley, Eubank,
Howle. Moody, Morrisette, Miles, Perdue,
and Whitehead.
A communication was received from bis
Honor the Mayor relative 10 Judgment
against the city in favor Of A. B. Woodbridge,
late city sergeant, which was read and filed.
The President (Mr. Howle in the chair IN
a few brief aud pertinent remarks offered q
resolution requesting the city's representa-
tive in the General Assembly (Mr.S Brooks)
TO offer an amendment in that body for q
change in the charter Of the city which will
enable the City Council, under certain re-
strictions, to. allow Improvements to be
erected in the way Of manufactures free
from taxation for period Of twenty years,
more or less.
Under a suspension Of the rules the reso-
luton was unanimously adopted.
The President also offered a resolution re-
uuestiug Mr.. Brooks to endeavor to procure
the passage of an act which will enable the
city to dispose Of all or part Of the pro-
perty of the city known as the "toWn conf
mon" with the water-poWer appertalnlnS
thereto, including the fishery property pur-
chased of the Walker heirs, under certain re-
strictions. Under q suspension OF the rules
it was adopted without dissenting voice.
A report was received from the Board OF
Police Commissioners informing the Ceun-
Gil of the appointment of forty patrol men
under recent order of said body. They
also reported bill favoring the payment OF
S25 to Mr. John Wyatt for the capture and
conviction of thief. Agreed to.
The monthly report Of the Chief OF 70
lice was presented and filed.
A number OF bills were presented and re-
ferred and number ordered to be paid; af-
ter which the Council adjourned.
ROLL OF HoSoR.-The following pupl 8
are on the roll of honor at the Male High
School for the week ending February 6th
D. B. Winfree, b. 3. Branslord, K. d.
Winfree, W. Burgess, w. E. Hatcher, 7. At
kinson, G. II. Sharp, B. P. Owen, G. E.
Chiles, j. C. Jinks. E. E. Morrisette, w. O.
Sims, and R. q. Stanard.
At the colored High.school for the same
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Soufaa Carolina AGhirs.

EXPULSION or STATE SENATOR RECOMMEND
tD-THE NATIONAL GRANGE, ETC.
CHARLESTON, February ga special com.
mittee OF the State Senate to investigate the
transactions of T. c. Andrews, State sena-
tor from Oranseburg county, with Humbert,
the defauting treasurer from that county
submitted to-day majority report recon-
mending the expulsion of Andrews, and q
minority report recommending that he be
censured.
In the National Grange to-day number
of resolutions were introduced and referred.
The Chamber of Commerce to-day in
structed its president TO petition Congress to
make an appropriation by the 15;h Instant
for the purchase of site 10 this city for i
United States lighthouse depo'.
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PROCEEDINGS OF TIE GRAND JURY, YEsTER-
pAY.-Tbc grand jury of the Hastings
Court met again ycsterday-Mr. John II.
Claiborne, foremau-and found true bill
against Bradford Robinson for assaulting
Harriet Bceglcston. Robinson was tried and
acquitted.
True bills were found against the follow
ing persons: Thomas Brayton, for breaking
and entering the dwclling-house of Margaret
Cauthorn and assauIting William Cauthorn ;
Henry Jordan, for breaking and entering the
dwelling-house Of Elijah Priddy; Charles
Barefoot, for stealing 4 pint of whiSkey from
NJ. LoteIzo; j. 5. Diamond, for stealing !
pint of whiskey from NJ. Lotelzo. Patrick
Fogarty, Jacob Bowman, L. +. Boyle, John
ReiEhardt two caScs), James Winston two
ca>c.), Philip Robinson, Grandson Taylor,
Minnie Randall, Gus. Banian, Chester Dick.
inson, Angelica Washington, Edward Riley,
+. Tucker, V. I. Mann (two ca>e>), Will
liam Sharks, John Coleman, james Allen,
John Rcardon, William Cass. A. Helstern
and Frank Shatter, true bills for misde.
meanor, for violating the revenue laws.
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4 CASE GROWING OUT OF THE DEFALcA-
.."N OF ". Il. TELLEE.- Before Judge
ul-a,>. oi The United States District Court,
Yesterday, tie petition Of w. Ii. Aldcrdice,
.''.-ntc % DC. Mayo d Co.. was present.
''' a>k'hg he court 10 set aside Il certain
aen upon The fixtures Of Mayo's factory.
> 'oa 1't,r The departure OF Mr.. Teller from
''''> ''l, and The discovery that he was u de-
"H',:, 1t appeared that Ma. o d Co. had been
.j"Mtd hY him 10 OTcrclcck 10 the amount
B" about 5000 Mayo X Co. Immediately
''1.r forward aud gave the bank in payment
81 'he auCunt due il ten notes, aggregating
>.-''.'', secrrcd by Il lien upon their to-
"Ary"'!actory fixtures. Not very long after
'@.> transaction Mayo 4 Co. went into oank-
'"pt'f. 1t Is now alleged that the deed
wen ~ Mayo l. CO. to secure the bank is
'"' and void because at the time Mayo &
-. wee n~o!Hent, or in contemplation Of
':>'Nthry, and the bank must have been
""!i' "i II. The case MAS partially argued
; 2'>''iuay evening and continued until to-
day.
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The Memphis and FL Paso Railroad
Corruption.

New YORK, February 5.-Baston Duncan
bas addressed q card to the editor of the
Sun, in which be explains bis connection with
the Memphis and El Paso railroad. He
says he was retained by that corporation in
December, 1868, for general service in ad.
vising and other~ise aiding 10 the construc-
ton of the road, and be adds:
"I labored in good faith to secure the
completion of an enterprise which in my
Judgment was to be of vast benefit to the
North and South alike. paid NY own ex.
penses and gave nearly years continuous
and steady work, until the conclusion was
forced upon me that there had been frauds Of
such character that could no longer per-
NIT my name to remain connected with it,
and to this day have never received reim-
bursement for my expenditures nor cent
for my services"
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BRIEF LOCAL ITEMS.-A number Of citizens
are complaining of thieves who steal the city
papers from their porches in tue morning
after the carriers have delivered them.
On Tuesday the Committee on Schools of
the General Assembly and the City Council
Committee on Schools will start from the
office of the city superintendent at O'Clock
and visit all TIE public schools in Richmond.
A calculation having been made, 1t IS as
certuned that it will take four hundred yes
sells of three hundred tons capacity each to
take away from Richmond the coal which
has been contracted for in the North and
elsewhere.
The polar wave which reached us on
Thursday night was not quite so severe as
that of the 10th of January. The mercury
at sunrise Yesterday was down to fifteen de.
grees-on Church Hill.
The State Treasury was replenished yes
terday by three hundred dolarS-tines col
lected from sample.merchauts.
The sidewalk in two or three places on
lower Main street Is in need of repairs. Re-
cent heavy rains caused the damage.
The Sheridan, Mack & Day Combination
appcar at the Virginia Opera-HouSe tonight.
Their performances are interesting, and
there will no doubt be large attendance.
The Gospel Tabieauxand Panorama of The
Life of Christ was presented to a fine audi
cnce at Union Station Methodist church last
night.
The Senate Committee on Privileges and
Elections are to meet on Monday and take
up Senator Graham's case.
James Ii. McPhearson and james Cary,
sentenced by Judge Guigon to three years
in the peniteGtiary for house-breaking, were
taken over to that institution yesterday by
Deputy Sergeant Cummings.
The Governor has commissioned waiter
w. Lucke notary public for Pittsylvania
county.
Teresa Warner "a colored lunatic), who
has been confined in the city Jail for some
tine, was taken to the Central Lunatic Asy-
lum yesterday morning by Deputy Sergeant
Briggs.
The discussion on the proposition to build
new lunatic ylum attracts u good deal OF
interes', and the Senate is full of spectators
every day the bhl is up to hear the discus
sion. The position of the gentlemen who
have spoken on the question is as follows ::
For a new lunatic asylum :: Mcssrs. Pride
more, Greever, kirkpatrick, Patterson, Now
lin, Penn, Terry, and Lakeland. For enar-
ging the present asylums Messrs. Herndon,
Motfctt. McRse, and Grimsey.
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misdcmeanor and be fined no. more than

misdcneanor and Ire fined no. more than
5000.
That all cases arising under the provisions
OF this act In the courts OF The United States
shall be renewable by the Supreme Court OF
the United States, without regard TO the
sum in controversy, under the same provi-
sIons and regulations as are now provided
by law for the review Of other c,uses In
said court.
Weather Report.
WASHINGTON, February 5.-DuriDg Satu: :
day: ln the South Atlantic States, stationary
Or rising barometer, light northeast to north
west winds, higher temperature, and partly
cloudy weather. t.1 ..,-,
For the Gulf States, stationary and falling
barometer, northeast to southeast winds,
higher temperature, partly cloudy weather,
and possibly in Texas ruin preceding cold
northerly winds Saturday night.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, fall
ing barometer, southwest winds, warmer and
partly cloudy weather, followed by cold
northwest winds and rising barometer.
For the Middle and Eastern States, rising
barometer followed by falling Barometer,
south and west winds, somewhat higher
tempera ure, increasing cloudiness, with light
SHOWS in the northern section.
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USITEp STATES DIsrRlcr COuRr, FRIDAY
Hon. 10. ". Hughes, judge, preadin9.-ln In
the matter Of b. Nj. Francisco, bankrupt.
UDon the petition Of Francis T. West and
Others it was ordered that g. M. Francisco
Il. :. Francisco, trustee for Fannie n. Fran.
cisco: William III. Aldcrdice, assignee; and
the said Fannie A. Francisco, do appear and
answer said petition.
In the matter Of T. A. Lacy, bankrupt.
R, Il. Jones, DIR. John ID. Turner, and VII.
liam NJ. Drake were appointed appraisers TO
ascertain the value Of the bankruptS real
estate, in which the bankrupt's wife has 3
contingent right of dover.
In the matter Of James T. Butler 4 Co.,
bankrupts. The assignee was ordered to
turn over to Sarah j. Reynolds the note OF
John T. Butler, given by him for the second
credit payment for the farm called Long
Credit" as credit upon her judgment
against the said Butler.
In the matter OF Asher T. w. Wallop and
William y. Croppcr, barkrupts. The as.
Signec's reports Of sales were confirmed, and
the assignee directed to make deed to the
purchasers when the liens against said es-
tate have been satisfied or disposed of.
David G.. Mayo'S assignee Us. The State
Bank Of Virginia. BY consent it was Or
derrd that this cause be beard as If bill in
equity, formal in all respects. had been filed.
In the matter Of l.. w. Jones, bankrupt.
The assignee and trustee were ordered to
report TO the court an account Of sale Of said
baukrupts effects, together with their re-
ceptS and disbursements. and all liens
proved in this court against said property.
In the matter of ID. Il. Ferguson, bank
rupt. Frederick johnson was appointed a
special commissioner to ascertain and report
whether the claim of David Wehster's adj
minisrator is a valid lien upon the land con-
veyed by the deed of trust in the proceed
ingS mentioned.
In the matter of Henry 0. Moss, bank
rupt. Henry S. Morton was appointed Il
special commissioner to take an account ol
liens upon bankrupt's real estate.
In the matter of |. II. Wake, bankrupt
+. NJ. Garnett was appointed assignee ir
place of Lewis +. Highly, deceased.
Discharges in bankruptcy were issued tc
Asher I. ". Wallop aud William D. Crop.
per, of Accomac county.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-06

THuEvEs DISPOSED OF-Police- Justice
White yestcr day sent Andrew j. Trent and
William Sclvin (both colorcd) to Jail for
five days for stealing scvcnty-fire cents
worth of wood, the property of some person
unknown.
Daniel Guy, for stealing four blankets and
one shirt, OF the value Of niue dollars, the
property Of DR.. J. ID. Moncure, was sent to
nil for four months.
Joseph Peters (coIoled), charged with
stealing lot of wood Of the value of fifty
cents. the property Of the York River Rail.
road Company, was sent to Jail for five days