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STATYNEKS.

| Mas;ss Il the mos Of Q nsv Poa
o5ee IN FnskTis County.
The "Neu.ha Grsseer' -
The State Grsnge Of Ohio - ess
nearly $500 10 money 70 tAe Grsass
Relief Society n this SeaEA
For . long time . hsss kt Of too'a
and machinery belossise to the Hing
bridge company has been stored IN
this town, but tins Dossinx they vese
started fox Fr.ukEs county to Be Used
in erecting . bridge over The Repshk-
can rives.-Keay.eR Press
"Padd, o. ks sood-for yeafa
he grain shipped from Phsssuoash
alone during the past year s - fol-
lows: Wheat 4O4 cars; Barley "a;
corn IL; Rye 6; Oats, L.
The Juniasa Gazette cautions the
farmers against planting I'll wheat and
no corn this year; thinks the grass-
hoppes may Exc . change Of diet,
and 60 for the wheat, next time.
This i, What the Omaha RPsbieas
thinks:
Even If the grasshoppes relief bin
should not pass CONGRESS, 20 - Il
provide our frontier With su&ei <nl
grain for seed, ve doubt the policy d
issuing county bonds. They are q
dangerous thing, and stay Gith the
tax payers. 1t is better to rely apoa
the aid Of societies, and individual
contributions
President Grant has named Onsha
q one Of the points At which he re.
comends the essal Iishment of Branch
United States Mint.
Mrs. Woo hull viii lecture 10
Omaha in February.
The Liacoln Spy says: Our old
friend I-hauncey Wiltse, Of Omaha, is
on the ground early in the fight to
help make another United States
Senator, and also to place the capital
On wheels. Chauncey is one of the
old wheel horses Of Nebraska's legis-
latiye lobbies."
Gen. Ord received in one day last
week money to the amount Of $l.l27,
80, for grasshopper fund.
The c. i N. ". mail tain from
Chicago. due here Tuesday night, va.
delayed several hours by . freight
train of the track between Clinton
and Boone. At Woodbine, the train
va thrown from the track BY q broken
rail. A brakeman vas slightly hurt.
A lady passenger was also slightly
hurt on one of her shoulders her
aym vas not broken as has been stated
10 one Of the city papers. The lady
received every care and attention that
the officers Of the company could
bestow, and she vas doing nicely At
last accounts Omaha Republican.
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Red Goud. Dec 10, issl

take this method Of informing the
the pubic thatI have sold NJ stock
NJ Hardware 70 Messrs Mitchell j Mo-
Of this Place. And al shoss
knowing taem selves indebted 10 me,
win confer = favor b. ealing and +
leice either xiah cash 81 By nose, As
wish to square up the baakx
e4v2 Il. B. McNfn.
<ksaper than ever -!adies cal
1s,ters Only $500 Per pain, II the
Grange Sore J. g. FozIEA
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Ee:;ce &C Teachers.

Notice is hereby given. Thas l viii
Axau,ine OH persons who uay desire TO
aasr themselves as candidates for
teachers Of the primary or C ,mnn
~hools Of the county. 81 my ofAce in
Red Cloud. on the hrst Saturday ct
Auscs, November, February aud
Nsy. H. s HALEY.
CO. Superintendent.
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A. s. Nef has opened up fSt
sl.ss livery stable 10 the rear of Smiths
billiard hall. and has some Of the be
Digs" in this part of the countrH..
Ordcrs for ,eams ear lie ieA. ehsn h.
j. absent. at the Billiard Hail Real
h. advertisement.
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WOOD WANTED.

Who is there among our readers tia,
deals in wood, viii sit camly At home
by = good FIRE and read our paper,
able we are here freezing to death,
trying to get out AZ other one. Please
bring us = load either for cash or On
substitution.
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.-Serd re H. r.. johnson. Csese.
Nsh. fer ciTcuiars of tie Domestic
Saving Machine; a'-o terms TO agents
4. fyor mean business and re sly
xant an asency.
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WANTED.

To ru-chsse for CASH. 20 had cf
Srrins Calves and fearlines. FROM 6
% Is months old. Inquire Of
RAssE9 BRo's.,
miles East of Red Cloud.
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XxcSExESys roa TEE WsEx

Monday pight-chin muse on the
street
Tuesday nigh;-Change of names.
Wednesday nisht-"Bur'' changed
shirts.
Thursday night-prayer meeting.
Friday nigat-spellinz school.
Saturday nisus-ai get "gloriously
happy"
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4 CARD

We the citizens Of Tosn > Range 9
Webster Csxrsy Seh. do return our
thanks TO the people Of Seantoa n-.
for their liberal dsuatos 10 COR aeent
NJ. D. XeurS
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GODEY'S LADY, BOOK.

We eel that We would BE doing orr
sabssloera ~ injustice did Ne not call
theEfaftgntioo to this intsinsically good
Magazine, and charming Chrome, The
hehe. which i given to each yearly
sr.ospibsE. Read the Prospectus, and
hyo( have never seen . COPY Of the
Macgise. send e5 cents TO L. A. Co
DEY1Ph1sdelpAis, Ps for oopey.
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The DcmeSic Sesinr Machine
10 aes aow!edeed by all competent
.dses to be TIC best machine now be-
Gre the public.
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EsTElYE,..:E.

Taken up 10y the undersigned. living
* See. -. town !, range 10, on the
o3d. dsy OF November. 1874. a TexM
Stear. four years old, white With small
0own SPOTS on neck and shoulders
crop off right ear, and rnder-bit OF
let ear
Jxo. REaUCHAXP.
Red Cloud. Dec. 10, 1874
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RE NEW YORK LEDGER

Fos useseses yeass this Great Eee-
M Paper has bees . welcome visits
q CIR ssessde; and ID I'll tia. PERIOD
sos one senience, Ene OF vord, has ap-
peased u 10 soaunns to which seriou.
sajsesios could Be found. OF uo;.
soly high neral tooe. i, ipoulssses .
sasfs fox peadiax.oaod IL youas Rad
srs is~tuiaissly kan 70 abhes vice. and
. love Al that is besadfal and :;rue.
fussd eash seek With the ehoicessPo-
soA SsosieA Sketches, News I,ems
~ e " sure to become indispensable
- sssy family 10 which it finds lis
VA Mr.. Booner pronies TO make
4 sstses than sver for Isis, and What
be Eo0ises be more than fulslls. 70,
spsimes COPY address; Robert Bonner
Nev York.
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Save yonr mntsey these hs7d times
going n Wilcox, who sill save
-Ses money on your taxes.
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sHVuCH ~EIRECTeEY,

e F.. CHURCH.-REv. CHas.
SRErLY, Pastor. Services each Al
.ernste Sabbath at l0i An,
CONGREGATIONLIST CHURCH
REV. A. MAXWELL, Pastsr. Serv-
ice. each alternate Sabbath At 10
~
BAPTIST C~HURCU.-Rl:r. THoS.
Nrxlow, Pastor. Services every
fourth Sabbath az .. p. 4
1SAkBATH SCHOOL every Sabbath
morning II 2 An
]. Q. Po1vEf. Supt.
TPryer meeting Sabbath ord Thurs
iay evenings. al held q: the school
house lust north Of town.
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W. \. Richardson has a large sup
ply Of seed coru on hand, fog $3.50
per bcsael 23-na.
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-Afev CoIrfy Warrants Santed at
sscsbT WILCOX.
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NA-SG.

Two thousand pounds Of pork, at
the Red Clond Mea, market, for
which ] will pay the highest cash
price. Also some Fat Cattle.
MARX II. WARNER
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NEW GOODS,


"A iHsh stock Of Sfy Goods and
'rocefies win be sold =, bottom price.
1t the Grange Store
Hoe Is Tbs for High You can
buy a good kip pair Of boots for four
dollars at the Grange Store.
Try some of that good Tea .. the
Grange Store.
g-PRINTs, <pRINTs
The incest Prints IN town can be
had At the Grange Store.
Ii 200 want to get Jour Stationery
cheap 60 TO the Post O6oe. e4u4
Read the new advertisement o!
c. r. Jones. Juniata.
-Grsnrer's, if you want good tea.
coffee, sugar, and other groceries, call
AZ the Grange Store, next door to the
Post Office. JoHN G. Potter, Red
Cloud.
Go to Smith 4 Calvert for Furni
ture.
An kinds Of Dry Goods 10 large
supply and At reasonable rates at
CARRIER 4 Co.'S
Good warm Gall and winter shavls
and dress goods e
G.. 4 Co.'S.
"A full stock Of Boots and Shoes,
for the fab trade at
G.. & Co.'S
Grancer's. if you want your
Ganger boots and shoes, call At the
Grange Store. JOIN 6. POTTER.
Kerosene, 80 cents per gallon Gar
Der & Co.
Matches. 5cen,s per box At CARRIERS.
Lamp chimneys, 3 FOR 25css at Gar.
bers.
Three bsrs soap, % cents, CARRIER 4
Co.
Soda l0cents per pound, q. CARRIERS.
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GRANGE STORE

GRANGE STORE.
GOOD NEWS GOOD NEWS.
For the Farmers Of Webster and
Ncighboring counties.
GRANGE STORE IN RED
CLOUD.
The store KEEP, by John G.. Potter
hsvipg been appointed By the County
Council
GRANGE STORE,
Patrons Of Husbandry will end il to
their interest TO trade at the Grange
Store.
Don't forge; the plac-Next door
to the Post Office.
j. G. POTTER, Red Cloud.
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csreSn

Wheat, for which the highest
market price vii! be paid.
Il Fl. ". y. RICHARDSON.
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Corn at DILLoNs, Juniata Nebraska
for Sd css. per bushcl.
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Official Directory.

CONGRESSIONAL
VI fip.on. Brgvnrille. Us enSo
W. Hitchcock. Omaha. L. s Senator.
Asrenls Creunse. Representative
EXECUTIVE
r. " F1rEas, B~rownyiile. Gevsfnor-
j. Gssps. Lincoln. Sec. OF yaie-
il Western. Besrrce- Ausffor.
q. A. Koeuis. Columbus, Treasures.
J.. X. Webster bestricc. Atty Zen.
IN hekeHsie- Lincoln. SUP Pab- laser'e-
JUDICIARY.
SEQ. 2. Lsky, Omaha. Chief : sstice-
Dln1Gant,. Nebraska City. a.o~,H Ina
Asm1 Maxwell. PistsnouthI
WEBSTER COUNTY.
J. A. Tufley,. County Clerk
=. II. gspes Treasurer.
II. W. Tullcys. Probate Judge
&c. Phi, sheriff
~ kaiey. Schoo! SupE.
L =. Mnnss. coronsr-
W. r. Thorn, County Surveyor
A. NJ Hardy
y. W Bail. County Commissioner.
r. kat,e-on.
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4. WILCOX,
! HoTARY PusLic.

Cssseyancing and all other Notarial
Buiness VIII receive prompt attention.
0fDepoStions promptly AID correct
y oxen. Address.
RED CLOUD, NEBRASKA.
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-Cari;.s. the hest aad .,urcs; in
town, Of Geo. ZeiSs.
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A full assortment Of ladies' shoes,
al. the latest varieties az
G. 4 Co.'S,
-WANTEp.-Every one to know,
that Bercnzen & Co, are selling of
their eotire stock Of Groceries. Goth
ing Boots, Shoes &c, al. cost. This
is 10 humbug.
Ladies, call at B. 4 Cos. and get
. nice dress pattern for &c. per yard.
New goods at the Grange Store.
John G. Potter, Red Cloud.
>oSers call and see If R. r.
SLerer, ap,. selling Drugs and Paints,
cheaper than AL, other house IN the
valley. all others fnoh it. Every
thing warnted.
Dr.. Thcs, B. Williams wishes e
say that al who are Indebted to hin
must call and settle By Jan. LIST, eth
er with the cash, or by giving a note.
l9-tI.
Iaitial, Tinted parec and envelopes
at the Post OfSee. 2iw4
School crayous fcs 35:: q box At the
Post ohce. 24w4
If you want cheap reaiing 90 to
the Post Once 2fw4
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- Fresh Oysters, By ID: a or
Js1ea at Geo. ZeiSs. Aso fresh
Nbresi, pies, cakes. r.fectianry, &c
Nee thinss for she little folks, At
The Pos odce. Gail add look at
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s-Hcs. snd ehesTcst asso raent OF
Sts,ic2e-y 10 town at the p st 0he.
Go to the Pos, Ohce far paper
mons p~nc:lS states. &c &c
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BARLEY! BARLEY :. For
ole. for seed. by Berenzcn, & Go.
Nox Is your sinc. farmers d secure
seed for the coming spring. 500
bushels % hand. BERENztS & Co.
Go 20 Shcrer's for yo'ir drugs.
- -,nS e..
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-01-27

- Omaha and lincoln nr;ce.
duplicated. Special terms 20 those
Wishing large bills and the tr,de.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-04

CRY CoiU,NcrL.-Tbis On, body met last night
in the Council chamber at s o'clock. Pres,
ent Mr. Morrisette (president pro ten'.l ana
Messrs. Craig, Eubans, Jones, moles, Nun
nalIy, and Whitehead. ~ ;,sI I.
TIE c1Ty,s PooR.- The following commu'
nicatior fronaathe Mayor was read:
: ,.Maachester, December 8, 1870 the
Honorable City. Council: GentleneD,-I
have the honor TO, represent to your body
that It Is important that some arrangement
be made looking to the relief OF the poor
and destitute OF our city, ! am almost daily
in receipt OF apple for aid, and many
I of these applications are from those whom
have every reason to, believe are deserving
objects OF charity The winter Is now npt n
them : many, of them are unable to procure
work, and unless some relief be afforded
them they must inevitably suffer. am
aware of, the5. peculiarly embarrassment
OF our city, 4 the difficulties attend-
ant Noon the collection of her revenue,
and The weighty obligations which sue, 10
common With other cities, has to meat, yet
1 believe Il 10 be our duty TO, contribute so
far 90 we can to the relief Of the suffering
in our midst. Many OF this class will have
TO he sent to the; countg poor house with
their families unless relieved and while q
small amount comparatively Will relieve
much distress G properly dispensed, Il they
have 10 be cared for at the po0r-house the
expenses will be exor bifsnt snd enormous.
Hoping your body will take such steps tn
the premises as gon may think are demanded,
IremsID, Fery respect fn,ly, 3, 4 I. &
Mr.. jones moved that the communication
be received, and that the sumof one nuns N1
dred dollars be approp opriated Tor the present
10 carry ont the provisions ntalned therein.
Mt. Craig wished 70 know where 1, ,1a tae
Councii would get the hundred dollars.
4Mr. Jones withdrew bis motion.
air. Craig moyed that it be referred TO the
/ Finance Committee, and stated that be mad
resolution which he designed 70 present
that be thought would enable The siiy N 70
raise fonds for the OF ject In view. His mo, mo
ton was adopted. !,
Mayor Chiles, by permission OF the Conn.
ail, stated thak be presented Inc sno1sst te
The attention Of the body from Q sense o.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-04

You've MEN's5 CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
COMMITTEES FOR SOLICITING CONTRIBUTIONS OF
MONEY AND B0oKs.-The following Is the
committee Of the, Young Mems Christian
Association appointed to solicit eontribn.
|tions of money and books: j. a. Powell,
James Gordon, p. +. Howard, j. w. Lock
wood, w. T. Fitzgerald, &. w. Flournoy,
C. Mccarthy, W. j. Wbitehurst, John T.
Goddin, O. Summers Morton, j. Thompson
Brown, E. E. Parham, j. 81. Hampton, 8.
e. Bates. E. j. Hooper, Jr., +. j. Arnold,
Thomas Potts, P. r. Darlington, Colonel J.
B. Cary, C. P. Walford, W. b. Williams,
Willie Dasbields, j. P. Mcclure, Thomas
Poiudexter. Adolphus Blair, j.. ID. White
head, W. II. Glenn, e. Rylaud Gwathmey,
Noryell Ryland, Charles Hagan, David Parr,
James H. Peay, E. Pieasauts.
The following is the plan under which
each member OF the Convention Is to act,
prepared by Mr.. j. q. Powell, chairman: :
!, nSelect five or six working members Of
your congregation, including onesor two
ladies', who shall constitute, with yourself ss
chairman, aSub.conmitee. Thus organized,
canvass thoroughly your congregation at
this time chiefly for books. We will make
q strong appeal for money little later:
Notify the librarian, and he Wil send for all
books donated. d Urge your pastor to call tt 9
attention of the congregation upon nert Sun.
dag to our effort, and enforce it with MS ap-
proval: Call meetings of your committee, 10
report progress, as you may deem advisable,
and be prepared to make a report TO tins
committee at its meeting the middle OF De-
cember.
GAS promptness is everything in such
matters, please organize at once. and urge
those giving books to get them ready Wild.
out delay, so that they may be promptly sent
for"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-04

REMOVAL OF RAILROAD 0FFlCEs.-SeYeral
Of the Offices of-the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad Company have been removed from
the der0t to the rooms over Messrs. Thomas
r. Price & Co., at the corner OF Eleventh
and Main streets. Receiver Tyson, treasurer
Garrett, Revenue Auditor Netherland, Gen-
eral Auditor Plessants. Ms]or Howard,
ticket agent; Captain E. c.. Yeatman, gem
eral freight agent; w. 81. LoWery, auditor
Of expense account; and the telegraph
Office, can now be found in their new quarters.
Mr.. w. NJ. S. Dunn, general manager OF the
road; MIR. George S. NetAeriand, assistant
general superintendent; and Mr.. Jonn a
Netherland, storekeeper, will occupy their
old quarters at the deL0;. g.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-04

ARRTyAL OF OFFIUERs oPI3AsfC Corpkarra
Apzrty Of officers of -iarrz gas cnunuautes
sin the North apd East will arrive here from
Starnton about 2 O'Clock this evening. TIE
party left New YorE on November 30ths and
proceeded to Inspect the mines of biturnE
nous coal on the line Of the Pennsyiya.
nla Central road. They afterWards visited
the mines on the Baltimore snd Ohio fraii.
fohd5 and retuRniHg eastward. at Harper,s
Ferry took .fhe s Valley Raflfoad tratn for
stauntOn. ThegsiraEel In their own pal4ce.i
car. Phe folloaing gentlemen constitute
the party 6.
Colonel Charles Roonls, president Man.
haitian GaSLight Company, NeH York;
Thomas K. Lees, president New York Gas.
Light Company Engene Vanderpool. en4
gineer Newark iGas-Llght sanpsnY; .H. Al.
smalley, president CHtlz.ns- Gas. Light Com.
paay, Newaik George Edge, engineer
jersey City Gas-Lfght Gompany e. 81. Da-
yis, Peoples aas.Light Company, Jersey
City W. III. White, engineer Citizens Gas.
Light Compang, Brooklyn, n. Y.;; C. BE.
stcddard, secretary and treasurer Mefropos
Titan Gas Light Company Brooklyn; A! W..
Benson, president Brook lyn Gas.L Light Conn
pany; Colonel. .Jsa M Arlington, engineer
Brooklyn Gas-L light Company; H. 2. Nor.
gan, president Nassau Gas-Lfght Company.
Brooklyn; f. 5. Benson, engineer Nassau
Gas-L Sht Company, Brook kiyn;; William Sim
clair, president Baltimore Gas.L Light Compa-
ny; j. &. Thomas engineer, and Charles g..
Blodgett secretary Of Willismsburgh Cas-
Light Company; w. T. Libby, president
Citizens Gas.Ligbt Company, Brooklyn; w.
r. Beal, president Central Gas.L Light Com.
psny, New York; T.. E. Harrison, president
To, fohk &
Sherman, engineer New Haven Gas-Lght
Company; j. P. HARRISON, secretary Hart.
ford Gas.Light Company; A. B. Slater,
treasurer Providence Gas-Light Company; /;
w. A. Steadman, engineer Newport Gas
Light Company; Charles B. Lawson, su-
perintendent Boston Gas.Light Company ;
Light Company Z; Thomas j. Piskon, engi-
neer Roxbury Gas. Light Company $, j. &.
Scott, president Waltham Gas-Lighs Com
pany; George d. Cabot, president Lawrence
Gas.Ligiht Company; William Y Yorke, engi-
neer Portland .Gas-Light Company; j. w.
Whitney, secretary Albany Gas-Lisbt Com
pany; r. w. Lockwood, treasurer. Troy
Gss-Light Com pany; D.,J. Johnston. presi-
dent Cohoes Gas. Light Company; q. II.
Fish, treasurer UticI Gas.Light Company ;
William VOORHEES,, president sNyack Gas.
Light Company; George W. McIllbenny,
engineer Washington Gls.Light Company ;
W. E. Everett, treasurer Saratoga Gas.Light
Compdny; and Charles e. Place, treasurer
Mutual Gas.Light Company, New, York.
This evening they will be taken in charge
BY the Council Committee on n1Light, John
NJ. Higgins, Esq, chairman, and with Mayor
Kelley and the the agents of the several
West Virginia coal companies here, will visit
the Richmond Ges-W erks.: ~ =
The leader of the party is Major j. j.
Gordon, of the firm of Gordon & Seal,
miners, at Penn creek, Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad. =. ET@ 9y- - 5z.Gg@as.t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-04

DELEGATES APPoINTED.-The Governor has
appointed the following delegates to attend
the Cheap Transportation Convention, which
meets at Chicago on the 10Th of December :
Hon. James A. Seldom, Goochland; Charles
S. Darlington, r. E. Blankenship, William G.
Darlington, w. w. Henry, John B. Davis,
james C. Sou'hall, Colonel Frank G. Ruffin,
and K. w. n. Noand, Richmond; General
o. G. Clay, Charles w. Statham. and Gene
raj Thomas T. Munford, Lyuchburg; w. 7.
Su,herlin, Danville; Colonel Ed. broom.
goole, Brunswick; Lewis E. Harvie, Anne
liza; Judge James Ii. Cox, Chesterfield ;
Judge f. Mann, Petersburg; General NJ D.
Corse and Captain P. B. Hooe, Alexandria |;
John l.. Marye, Fredericksburg DR.. Rich
ard Stuart, King George; i. Ferguson
Beach. Alexandria; Colonel Ed Daniels,
Fairfax; Colonel H. e. Peytou, Loudoun !;
u. Il. Magruder. AIbemarle; B. j. Barbour,
Orange; j. H. Williams, Winchester Giles
Cook, Front Royal; Edward Mcmahon,
Stauntou; d. B. Dornan, Lexington; j. NJ.
Strother, Culpeper !; j. A. Walker, Pulaski !;
Judge John C. Campbell, Abingdon /; James
l.. Tompkins, Floyd Courthouse; Judge
Samuel G. Staples. Patrick; Robert White
head, Nelson; james B. Eope and j. Hsmp-
den Chamberlsyne, Norfolk.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-04

GENERAL IAropgN's CASE. - Genef& John
-. Imboden, who is charged with DetDg
likely to commit breaeh Of the peace viii
appear before the Police Court this morang.
ii tie Police Justice is OF the same ni5d
That be was on Thursday. sentence will be
PRONOUNCED requiring General Imboden GO
give security in the SUM OF one thousand
dollars to keep the peace for twelve months.
lf he fails orrefuses to comply with the order
Of tie court in this respect be will be.corn-
mltted 10 the custody of the sergeant of che
city. Then he can sne out o writ Of habeds
corpus or pursue such other course as he may
think proper
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-04
LOCA l. MATTERS.

PERSONNEL ele yUs Ggs'ER AL ASSEMBLY
n The Senate there are seventeen lawyers
r.mev: Me SIS. Allan Of Prince Edward,
RIsnd Of Nj eSescx, Ciauehton of Alexsn-
Sria. Ccch ran of Augusta, Critcher Of
Wrstmore' aHa, Daniel of Lynchburg. Duf.
6sla Of NUfosk, Finney Of Accomae,
G1,le OF Portsmouth, GrimsIey OF Cu!'
pcser. iairston of Franklin, Herpdon ol
Fredcr .ksSurg, johnson Of Richmond,
NaT>h8 II Ct Botetourt, Penn Of Patrfck,
mA 81 ickfr Of Alexandria.
The medical profession is represented oy
Mess :. Ecazley Of Albemarle, Lawson OF
Kan. rnat1d. Moffet OF Rockingham, Num-
Of 4 ing William, and QueSenherry OF Ca
ro, ne.
n. s,rs,scn, f ,Stnam OF FauGuier, Elliott
of Anneni,tox, Eubauk Of Bath proprietor
of The Warm SpriDg>l Newberry Of Pulaski,
Powell of Lunenburg, Hurt Of Halifax,
S}rmp OF Ruchauan, Smith OF Nelson, Spit
Ic- Of Page. Ward OF Frederick, Wood OF
scott. and Stevens (colored) Of Sussex.
The occupation OF the remainiDg members
NJ the Senate may be put down as follows
Mes,rs. Clark of Pittsylrauia and Hinton OF
Petersburg are tobicconiSls; Lathrop OF
Mccklcnburg and Maddox OF Chester field
are otfiye. .holderS; Mr.. Greever, of Washing
,op,is a neachaut; Msjor Tanner, OF Rich
mond, is an iron manufacturer; General
Terry, OF Bedford, is a hotel-keeDer; Dir.
Workman, of Heurico, is q banker and insu'
ranco agent; and Mr.. Dawson (coiored) is g
preacher. The president Of the body (Lieu-
tenant-Goveruor Thomas) and Mr. Dckln.
son are possibly the oldest members, while
Dir. Marshall, who is twenty nine, is the
Youngest. Mr.. Quesenberry has been q
member of the Senate for longer period
ihsn any of the present members.
The present House Of Delegates contains
among lis members two eX GOyernors-Hon.
John Letcher of Rockbridge, and William
Smith of fFauquier two ministers OF the gos.
pel-J. j. Lsmpkin Of Pittsylvania, and j..
L. Massey of Albemarle. Mr.. William +.
Gordon, Of Louisa, was for many years the
clerk Of the House. Mr.. John +. Wall, OF
Frederick, has served about eighteen years
as 4 member and four years as sergeant-at-
arms, and he and Mr.. Uriel Terrill, of
Orange, who is eighty-three years Of age,
are probably the Oldest members OF the
body. Mr.. Samuel Carpenter, of Allegheny
and Craig, makes his reappearance as mem.
Der after lapse of twelve years. Mr.. 2. Il.
McCaull, Of Pulaski, is perhaps the youngest
member, although Mr. t. Spicer Curlett,
Of lancaster. is quite youthful-ioeking and
bcardIess- The editorial fraternity Is repre-
seated By Messrs. j. G. Fowler, Of the Bris
ioI Nescs; R. P. Barham, Of the Inder ant
AppedL; Charles b. Coale, Of the Abingdon
Firqinian William S. Gilman, Of the Rich
nond Press; John T. Lowell, of the Warren
.Sentiael; and w. W. Berry, Of the Bedford
Sentinel