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Lewis Fnckinger, Weather v.
Levi Lichteuwalter, Lower IOWamenSlng.
Adam Stahr LauCh Chunk.
Harrison Meuiz, kIpnkln.
Reuben Reinsmlth, Malouing.
Waller stedman. Mauch Chunk.
X. j. Houngkln, ellgnton
Francls Barnes. Penn Forest.
Stephen Marley Franklin.
phaOn ClauSs Lehighton.
IL. Il. Greensweig. IUwamensing,
G. IL. Seidle, MahOning.
Mo Ses Meyer summit HILL
j. G. Cole Mauch Chunk.
owen McGaryey. Nesquehon
Martin Berwick, East Maucn Chunk.
Thomas ASH, Lehign GU.
j. Finley, summit Hill,
john Gcrhert Packer.
Solomon sitter, MahOning.
IL. A. Beltz, LehighlOn.
JOhn Behler, Mauch Chunk
John Lyons, summit Hin.
TRAVERSE JURORs-FIRSr WEEK.
John Rutter, summit Ill
Edward Bartholomew, Muuch Chunk.
Samuel Denner Lehighton.
Edwin Dcngler East Penn.
reuben Wagner, lOwamensing.
William streeter, Kidder
David KIOlCr, IOwamensing.
stephen FgnsteImacher Mahonlng,
Charles Beltz, Mauch Chunk.
On irles DICK, Weissport,
h.. b. LucStnDach, Mauch Chunk,
owen Wehr, East Penn.
U. LOckhart MauCh Chunk.
u. IL. Snyder, Lehlghton.
h. L. Reumel, MauOh Chunk.
Hugh Cassidy, summit Hail.
j. ID. Ballet, East Penn.
Ehus George, EAST Penn
Joseph Aander, ManOnlng
j. B. Cox, MRuch Chunk.
w. II, Arner, summit Hill,
:. w Meekes Penn Forrest.
DAVID snyder,
Peter Hartz. Packer.
George Fischer, NesquehOning. N
j. W. Raudenbush Lelighton.
Jas. M'ElrOy, Mauch Chunk
JnO. j, Fry, Banks.
Henry II. EyeuJJ, Weiss port
j. q. Levan, Frankln.
f. j. He'd, Frankhn,
Jacob Hahn. Lower TOwamensing.
stephen Mininch, summit Hlii.
Chas Chrisumun, Penn Forrest
Jno. Hoffman, summit I'M.
Jn0 Rothroek, Banks.
David Mathews, summit Hill,
Max Scnweiblnz, East Mauch Chunk,
Mm. Bnderbolder, East Penn.
Gideon Cunfer, AfHuch CHUNK twp.
Jno. Beighe East NJ Iuch Chunk.
Sol Freely, East Penn.
Levi, harlenian, Lower lowamensing.
a. H. Beers, Mauch CHUNK.
Juo. Fat, summit lIill.
Chas. Eberlm, Banks
JnO. Farren, ManOnng.
TRAVERSE JJRoEs-sEcoND WEEK.
Henry Beltz, Lower IOwlmensing
WIN, Strohi, Towamensing
j. y. Baokey, Lehigh.
g, H.. Miller, Maucl Cnunk.
Edw. Graver, Franklin,
N, 4. Glace Mau3h Chunk,
Ilgh, Arner LenlgntOn.
j. A. Beers Wea hrrly.
August keuhuer, TOwamensing.
Anthony nyder.
KoDt Moray, summit Hill.
X. q. Butler Mauch Chunk
Jas. Beatty, WeatherIy.
Geo. Derhamer, LehightOn.
Wm. Eckart ToMamunsing.
Jas. BelsfOrd, Maucn Chunk.
Geo. simpson, East Mauch Chunk.
Francis Nundt, MeisspOrL
N. Drumhelier, summit I'M
Danl. Chrlsimnn, Misuch Chunk Twp.
Mm. snyder, Penn Forrest.
q. II. Kent, summit I'M.
a. a. Douglas, Mauch Chunk.
Geo Emery, MeisspOrt.
Abraham HarlemaIl, Lower Towamenhiug.
w. >. Butler, NesquehOnng.
jacob Christman, summit Hill.
Geo. Kline, summit Hill.
Horace lIanin, Mauch Chunk.
Geo. GOuli, summit HIl.
+; NJ; boyle Maueh chunk.
IhOs. Siegtried, East Mauch CHUNK.
owen smith, East Penn.
j, g. DOlOn Mauch Chunk
Drawn from the wheel, Aug. n, 1875
A n1s' a. dHRIITs,x Jary Commtssioners.
U. BkKNRIsE sER. SheTin.
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T. r. sIEwERs,
Local and Personal.

- The new military company in Sla
.tington numbers SO men.
- The Lehigh County Fair will b,
held this year on September 2Sth, 29tl
and 30th. and Oct. 1st.
&c. A new depot will soon be built by
the Berks & Lehigh Railroad Company
at Slatington.
- The plasterers are at work OIL
VIM. Kemerer's new store building.
- The late heavy rains have caused
a rise in the Lehigh river of from five
TO six feet.
The first Bethlehem borough loan
was made in 1916, by Burgess Lucken-
bach, and amounted to $50,
The Tamaqua Rolling Mill has
been purchased by Messrs Garter &
Co of Philadelphia, for sl700.
"A little daughter of Mr.. E. B. Al.
bright, of Weissport, on Saturday last,
fell backwards into pail or hot water,
and badly scalded her lower extreme
ties.
"A little 2 year old son of DR.. j. G.
-Zern, Of Weissport, died on Saturday
VI '"o' "o
-Supscrlpers 10 the capital stock OF
tne first Natlonal Bank, OF Lehlghton,
have been notified to pay in the first in
stallment of 90 per cent. on their shares,
on or before noon or. September 1st, TO
the Receiver, Thos. Kemerer, Esq.
The funeral of Aquilla Il. Reed ,on
SUNDAY last, was, one OF the largest as
'semolages ever witnessed in this section.
In addition to the members of the
iamiiy ne was followed TO the grave by
the A. o. K. of M. c., the l. o. of r..
w., S'o .,., ~ =. y, h.'anu laISe con :
.,,o ~ U''"' 'io"n '"'iou' p"''s vi
'ne COUNTY
we are IN receipt of two pamph-
lets one on the care of the sick and
Ing otner On accidents ana pOlsons.
ihey give Plaln ana simple remedies or
aPpllances III cases where IL Is lmpossl :
oie 70 obtain otner advice' also certain
t;n,, =; .SaJo aio,. oh W nulS'ng ana Veh'illa-
furnished gratnitonslv NV tbo M Mrt"aI vol
Life Insuranca Comna1v of Naw
York. Every family shonld bave than
rha
,om,ahiO aley, Oh EasI rehh
na,,n,' ns Et'. ~ Sautuaeo ,ol Vhe nouil
ia'I - noy 0ouny Oonuiissioner' SUP
" oo,"''0 iu'es'
Z-AG meeting OF Directors of the
'S EN,a Na.'onal nank' OF Lehighton' held
Ua,iai O,Sy at'eInooI OF iast week.
~ toss "no was was electeu rreSlueng
w Rowmsn casSIor ,Ser lesiuen', ms ana W.
a.. ~ =, mail, Oasnier; Inc organlza
ot ths panr v% oo ui,, ,e.eu ne' anu the business
az rV nodoan lam WI, commence as soon as
cnsad ''"9 uo0uuienlS eau DO pro-
'e' II
The attention of our citizens iS(di-
tec,eq 10 the hnanclal statement of Le-
hIsn LOOK ~ Ladder Co., printed in
antn ano'',er y, coiumh OF TO days "Advo'
'a'e,
The Easton brass band was one of
TnI he ieasuIes OF great surprise party to
0olI onarle' uianz' OF Easton, ON the
"nn,veisaIy OF MS Dlrtnday' and the
"onpauy inciuued several New Workers.
tit. roo. ne august Term OF the u 5. Dis,
IN Ph,,odaI,n S, Suuse CaIwalauer, opened
.ha n.auS phia, On tuesday last' ana
e. u Gu Juiy retuTneu true oil
With sscTeIi~o Sso'an wa r, weston, weston, charged
~sn osoiet1ng ana emoezzling letter,
sentenced to two years and six o mont%S %%S
in the Eastern penitant,aru 0"'"'
sovrru,vo N,cr a.
Of TwiiIad S;I,, p1c G,nn nne ass9rIinenl S plIl
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SQciety Meetings.

JEFINITo CASTLE, No. rs, A. o. X. OF THE M, O..
2nd and 4th Monday Of each month, IN Re
berss Hall, Lehighton, at 1880 O'Clock T. N
r.. h.
.f3sApFE HuTTEN LODGE, No. 6s6, l. o. o. f.,
meets every Tuesday evening, at O'Clock,
in ReOor's Hall. Daniel Graver, ~ G.i w.
n. Rex, Secretary.
PoHo PooA TRIBE, No. III, Imp. o. r. NJ, meet
ON wednesday evening OF each week, at 1890
O'Clock, in Public School Hall, Weissport
Pa. ID. +. Rickert, 3. S. II. Giiham. e.. Of II
LKHIoHToN LODGE. No. 23l, X. OF p. meets
every Friday evening in Rebers Hall at $
O'Clock. A. W. Eaches, &C. Il. Ratchh, X.
orr and \.
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The Industrial Exhibition Company will fur.
nish agents with Circulars, ETC.. etc.
Each newspaper published In the town
where agent is located, will, as soon as agency
is established, be given an advertisement, ad-
vertsing such agency and the Company, and
fully explaining the plan, purposes and objects
| of the Company. Such advertisement will con
tinue IN such papers as long as agency is sue
cessfuly conducted
Tho Industrial Exhibition Company is the
first to adopt the plan so long In use by the Eu-
ropean Governments, of issuing bonds when
| the principal Is made secure and not risked but
| where there is O chance for q large premium an
Investment OF $50 is sure 10 return TO the inves
| tor S2l-one dollar more than cOst-and the hold
er Of $50 Bond, may obtain apremium, either
Of $50, 500. s.. $780, 81 OOO 5000 5,OOO $4,000,
s25,OOO. or $4,000. The mteres. which is OrdI
nariiy distributed to all the bOndholJers pro
rata, is in tins loan distributed by chance Tho
purchaser OF bond knows he will receive back
his investment, with SIN III rate OF interest
added and I'm consideration OF taking this small
rate OF interest, he has chance In the above
named premiums which are simply the dstri.
button OF interest on the whole loan.
Each bond participates in four drawings each
year, until it has drawn premium, when 1t is
surrendered the premium paid and the bond
cancelled.
The Industrial Exhibition Company, under
spscial charter, granted by the State of New
York, is given authority 10 issue these bonds.
The Legislature OF the State, recognizing tho
great benefits which will arise from the success
OF this enterprise, have exempted all the real
tate and property Of the Company from taxation
aud assessments for five years, aud has also con-
ferred other great privileges.
Every American who understands the rur.
poses of this Company Will, of a necessity, feel
n pride in aiding 1t to a successful termination.
Each individual who buys a bond becomes an
owner and an interested party, and whom he
views the structure erected with his money,
can say, &" aided to erect in our country, the
most magnificent building the world has ever
seen a palace, which, in truth represents the
industy energy and mechanical genius of the
Amer c IN people"
The manufacturers and inventors Of meiica
are peculiarly interested in tho success OF this
enterprise, for the reason that It Is 10 be their
home. where all their inventions and manuf,c.
lures can be exhibited aud sold.
The building viii contain 5,s2OOo square faot
OF space.
Purchasers desiring Bonds before an agelcv
is established where they reside, VIII cOmmuni.
cate direct with this office, from where they can
be supplied.
Parties de .iriny to net as agents. or to pur.
chase bonds viii address
INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION CO.,
No. I2 East nth ST,
BET, B'wAY & 9TH AVE-,
NEW YORK CITY.
NOM An ,,,ora,.. t,, ,,o ., o,, hJo,,, Nr,,i. a.,
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-08-21

AT regular stated meeting of Lehigh Hook
& Ladder Co., No. l. OF Lehighton, held in their
Hail. on Monday evening last, the following Of
ficers were elected TO serve for the ensuing
term;
President, II. Y. Mortimer
Vice President, w. p. Long.
Rec. secretary, Frauk DeDorde.
Fin. Secretary, Peter t. Brady.
Treasurer. A. G. DOenmarer.
Trustees, ], j. Kline, years F.; G. w, Diehl, 2
years w. Z, Long, year.
Foreman, p T. Brady.
Asst. Foreman, James Styers.
Directors, G. W. Dlehl. W. Benninger i. De-
b0rde o. Kemerer, j. j. Kline, John Miller, So
SChinKe,
The next regular meeting will be held on
Monday evening, Sepl. 9th, at 1880 O'Clock.
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Aug. 19, 1875.
MARRIED.

ON July 22d by Rev. l. X. Devr, lir. MahlOn
H. Headman, 10 Miss Mary Il. Weyhenmeyer,
both OF Mauch Chunk.
on July end. by the same. Mr.. II. W. Winter.
steen, To Miss Jenny c. Hellr, oi MaUoh
Chunk.
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Closing Prices of DEHAvEN & Town
SEND, Stock, Government and Gold
40 South Third Street, Philadelphia, 4,
Aup 10 1871
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E. H. Kunkers Bitter Wine OF Iron.

This truly valuable tonic has been 30 thor
Oughly tested bv all classes OF tle community
that IL Is now deemed Indispensable as n IOulc
meuicine 1t costs but little purlhes the blold
aud gives tLne to the stomach, renOvates the
svste n and plOongs life. Everybody should
have IT,.
For The cure of Weak Stomachs General De.
blltyt Indigestion, Diseases OF tile stomach,
and lOT al cas- IS requiring Il tome
This WInU nc.udvs The most Agreeable and
efficient SAT- Of Iron we ess-Cltrltc Of
Magnetic Oxine, combined with tue most ener-
geuc Ut vegetable tonlcs-NenOw Peruvian
BARK.
DO YOU want something to strengthen you
DO YOU want good apputtel
DO you want to get rid OF nervousness
10 you want energy
Do YOU want seepl
DO You want TO bnd up your constitution
DO YOU want to feel well u
DO you want brisk and vigorous feeling
II you do try EUNKEL'S BITTER WINE
OF IRON.
ouly ask a trial of this valuable tonic
beware or COnnteifeits, as Kunkels Bitter
Vine of Iron IL the only sure and etfeCtual rem.
edy III the known void for the permanent cure
of Dyspepsia and Debility, and as there are
number of limitations offered to the public l
would caution the community to purchase none
but the gen line article manufactured by u. f.
Kunke and having his stamp on the cork OF
every nUttle. The fact that Others are attsmOt
inc to innate this valuable remedy, proves its
wOrtl and speaks volumes III It's favor. Get
the genuine.
sold only in 81 bottles. sold by druggists and
Qea erS IyWlere,
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Il Nt NUWI H TWNVs
The following table shows the quantity Of coal
shipped over the Lehigh Valley railroad for the
week ending Aug lIth, 1875, and for the year as
comnored with tine same t.mp last vaar,
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DIED.,

Blu GESS.-In Weissport. Aug. = Cab, a. 6.2
q. m., Adele W, infant daughter Of Ed. 4. an,
Julie v Burgess, agod months and days.
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Presbyterian Church-Suuday school at . A
II. preaching at 1880 A. NJ and 7.3O p. NJ, by
Rev. JOhn Carrington, pastor..
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. UDITOR's NOTICE.

The Undersigned appointed Auditor by the
Court OF Common Pleas Of Carbon COuntY. 10
make distributions OF the monies IN Court. res-
hzed ont OF the Sherin's sale Of the real estate
meet the parties interested on Monday, Sept.
9Th 1870, ~ 10 O'Clock A. NJ at his office Ia tho
borough OF MGuch Chunk, when they can at
tend II they think proper
Aug. :, 1873. l., N. MULHEARN, Auditor
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REPORT OF COAL tran nsported over Lehigh
~ Susqu-hanna DIVISION, Central IL. II, of
New 1crsey-week ending Angus l3, 1875.
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r OCAL AGENTS WANTED

AN AGENT WANTED FOR EACH TOWN
AND COUNTY IN THE UNITED STATES.
Parties desiring to act as agen s, must accom-.
piny their application by letter of recommen-
dation as TO character'and responsibility from
and signed by the Editor of newspaper pub
lished in the town or county for which agent
proposes to act. The agency is to sell the bonds
of the Industrial Exhibition Company.
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Subscribe for the Carbon Advocate, 81 year
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259 Tapa Worm Removed Alive

nead ana MI complete in two hours. No fee
till head passes SEAT, PIN and stomach w oTns
removed by Or, KUNKLI, 259 North Ninth st.
send for circular. or ask your druggist Tor n bot
tie OF KUNKEL's WORM SYRUP, 1t never fails.
Price, 81. Aug7. 3 III
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The following is the list of grand and ira
verse Jurors drawn for the next term of Court,
to open on the Sd Mcnday Of october, 1876, at
40 O'Clock A, NJ.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-15

An amusing incident has come to
light. musty with age. Of the march OF
tho British through old Cambridge.
Passing field where an old man WAS
sowing seed. one Of tho rcd-coats. in
Jest. said to him: "You may SOW. bat
we shall reap" "well. perhaps you
may" replied the old man, ''for am
sowin' hemp. ."-CpaLri,iys ChIoaicls..
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-15

A JUVENILE convsrsation in Benton.
Ky.. Is thus reported to tho Co'uisr-
Jcwmii. Small Talker: Johnny-"F I'm
a marble front. beautifully engraved
clothss-pin." Bill-" I'm = gilt-edgotl
niusketo." Josh (who reals ADVERTISE
ments)--"I'm o Hudson River whito-
wire-clothes-lins kind Of chap"
Alcck-" I'm q Beecher-Tilton engage
ment ring" Archy (who is ugly
I'm n third-term demijohn.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-15

RsrAh ciear dealers are unhappy over
tho new cigar boz. which has perforated
coupons on the inside edge correspond
ing with the number Of ciears in the
box. The coupons are furnished by the
Government in place Of stamps. and
when cigar is sold coupon has to be
destroyed before the purchaser. Before
long they win have each cocktail man.
ufacturcd for married men announced
to their wives by telegraphic bell-
punch. -LoStoa GIoJ<. ... .r..H
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-15

OuR sympathiss. ~ the readers OF the
Cap;iai are aware. have been and ars
with tho trades unions. Washington
Copiiai. The case Of Dom Piatt thus
affords an illustration OF the fact that
passablo log.rolline ani literary ability
may accompany clearly defined assinin-
iiy.-Si. Louis Rspab.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-15

TO ONE FAR AWAY.
The nishs I. Wild. Across the ,ky
Dark leaden clouds 20 hurrying by.
Yelling the solslnn stArs. hear
The err Of ssa birds hOvefing near.
And eafch the faint Low undeftoas
or sorrow In the waves that moan
And frst upon the sAsrs. V0GEr.
The wind that s~eeps seros. the Wy.
wierdly and sslemn all the day,
sang In the Wild marsh reeds; Anr
Against the dim horizons bar
whits ships. like msiilsd shssts creep ey,
And In the low hung misty sky.
Vanished and came no msfv. frITr
A namsle.s weight IL In the slr.
All sight. asd sounds thai sr-t were nir,
seem irAaxht with prcsAge- OF woe, ~
wander 10 the sands below. ~
And gazing DER the lonesons 50.
LIN up ny heart 10 hsavsn for thee,
50 far-so Or away.
God be thy guide and guard this night
Keep thee In safety tn the HIGHT
Dswseth arro.- the main. and eth
shelter thee safe NON every III,
uhto thy dear lies end may nv
SO with love eneircie,
Thou esnst no, widely stray.
heed not that the Slinding spray
Iise Icy ungers. bars my vsy:
rear the cullen waves no more.
Nor sorrosinx wtnds that haunt the score.
Leaving thee In his hands. II know
lie will not fail my trust-And 30 Nd 4
Dear heart, good nighi-sood night'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-15

Only seven OF the siliy-ons Cardinals
who witnessed the Pope's elevation To
tho Pontiicial throne are still living.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-10

FAILURES LAST IEAR.-The annual circu-
lar OF Dun, Barlow & Co., Issued in New
York on Friday, statee the number Of fail
ureS throughout the country last year at
$3.50, against 5.1S3 in 1873, 4,OG9 in 1872.
and 2915 in 1871. Total liabilities of the
failures last year, S155. 239 600. against 1928.
100000 in 1873, Sl21 .056, 600 in 1872. SS5.-
252, 900 in 1871. In Connecticut, Indiana,
Maine, Massachusetts, New Jersey, Penn
sylysnia, &C., the failures were more than
in 1873, and less in Alabama, Missouri,
North Carolina, and other southern States,
the causes, no doubt, being purely local.
Another noticeable feature in this exhibit
is that while tho number Of failures ex-
ceeds that of last year, there is marked dimi-
nution IN the amount of liabilities. There
are two causes for this-namelv, the panic,
which involved an unusual mum Der OF large
houses, and during 1874 the volume Of bust.
ness was greatly diminished. The largest
number OF failures was in New York city,
GAS: in the State of Pennsylvania there were
ga. The liabilities 10 New York city were
S32. 500 900, and in Pennsylvania S34,774..
900. The least number was in Vermont, 80.
In Maryland the failures in 1875 were ITO,
the liabilities aggregating $1,691,O 600; in
1873. failures 63, liabilities $1.229 600; in
1872, fixtures =, liabilities $5.G45. 900. In
Delaware, failures in 1874, q, liabilities
S57S,OOO; in 1873, failures 81, liabilities
1868 600; in 1872, failures 20, Liabilities
SiS9.O0O. 10 Virginia and West Virginia,
failures in 1874 Ill, liabilities Si.514 GOO; ;
in 1878. failures 1875, liabilities 81, lSS,O0O In
1872. failures 103, liabilities 81 ,635, 900.
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letter from charlottesville.

Correspondence of The Richmond Dlspatch.I
CHARLOTTESVILLE, February 8. 1875.
The boy Hooper. who was charged with
the killing of Hays with a curry comb, was
examined on Saturday before Justice Mckee
and+ent on to the grand jury. The evidence
10 the case, however, so far as [ can Judge,
shows no malice or intent to murder on the
part Of Hooper. but rather q disposition to
defend himSe'ffrom the attacks of Hays, and
the only witness to the affair said be thought
they were playing.
A coored boy got aboard the Chesapeake
and Ohio lreight-train at Staunton on Satur-
day night to steal his way TO Richmond.
The weather being intensely cold, lie was in
danger Of freezing; and heins1 afraid to
shog himself, be got in cattle.car and got
aside of bull, stretched himself out on him,
and rode comfortably down to this place, the
heat from the animal keeping him from freeZ-
ing. Here he was discovered by the cou-
ducor and m ,de to get of. and was taken in
charge oy Policeman Worthiugton until
next morning, when he left for other parts.
On Saturday night tue snow commenced
falling here. continuing through Sunday un-
til about O'clock, accompanied by an ill.,
teuSely cold northeast wind. Monday morn
ing the sun rose clear, with the thermometer
III 6. a. and degrees below zero, according
to tue different localities. This is said to be
the coolest weather experienced here for
twenty-five years, The weather is now clear,
with cold southwest wind blowing. This
morning was eleven degrees warmer than
yesterday. The snow Is not over three
inches deep, OF Il light, houry character, " hich
the wind takes up IN clouds.
G2d help the poor. DUP.
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From Louisa Courthouse.

CoURT-DAY- HoRSES-wEATHER-A EUROPEAN
ssTTLER's OPINION OF THE COUNTRY SICK
NESS OVER THE COUNTRY BURNED TO
DEATH wHEAT--oTHER. ITEMS.
correspondence OF the Richmond DsDatch.]
LOUISA COURTHOUSE, February 8, 1915.
Yesterday was our regular County Court
day. Considering the extreme cold weather
and the snow to!erably large crowd was
present. No important business in court.
There were large numoer Of horses for
sale--aboUt one hundred droye-horses, and
perhaps taenty five belonging to private par
ties. suppose some twenty-five or thirty
were sold. / noticed several Richmond gen.
tlsmen present.
7 didn't hear much about Tue clvll-rights
bill yesterday. The negroes don't say
much. Or course all the gentlemen up THIS
way sre disguised with the proceedings Of
The Radical Government. va
heard u conversation between gentle
mau OF this comfy, who, has lived here per-
baps all his life. and European settler.
who has lived in the:eountp but short time,
comparatively. dc spoke in @the highest
ferns of the country. He said more settlers
sers needed aud when asked could not ne
/. enc: 9,hfg: 70 cose oyer: he replied II he
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-10

CoMBISAT1oN TO PUr Down THE PRICE OF
ToBAcco.-At. a meeting of the Central AS
ISOLATION of Tobacco manufacturers, which
represents the trade Of the north of Eng
land, held at Manchester on Wednesday, reso-
lutions were passed ascrbiug the presen;
nigh prices of American leaf tobacco to the
united action OF speculative holders OF TO-,
oacco in the United States, and declaring
that the operations of these spectators could
best be counterbalanced by English manu-
'acturers purchasing only tobscco required
tor their immediate wants, and where posi-
he, using tobacco grown in other countries
than the United States. We understand that
these resolutions have created some anima-
ton among the tobacco merchants and bro
ktrs in Liverpool, who are still withholding
tobacco from sale with a view to securing
higher prices than those now current.-Lon-
don Times, January %.