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Baldwin Oily, Mich. Jan. as, 1875.
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Connection ra,:s At Toledo With TIE sks Shs
4 Nj Solihc,E X X lor Cleveland snd Chiexf
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Notice.

The untersisned now Offers for sale .
piece of land lyiGs t ails uortLesst iroM
ba ldwin, bordering on NeLsIghlin's Lake.
beh 4 tire northeast vf the southesst ~ SEQ.
ton 81, Town Is North, OF Range Is West,
containing IS and 81 Que hundredths acres.
A splendid lot, witlIia number Of nne springs.
with the privilege of she Lake., will sell
reasonable. for cash. For further o .rtics-
lars, inquire az. the residence Of r. Ne Laugh.
lin. three miles moth al Chass,.
1-26 4. J. McLAUoHLis.
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For sale!

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their interest TO call on or aidrIs,, JoSes & iIeis
TIR, Baldwin ity Mich
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Land For Sale.

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III
Senate bin to incorporate the ylrg1nii
Deep Run Mining Company. PKFeu 80.
Senate bilisto alloy G. Beverley urne e. y
erect pier or sTbarf ut BurwelPs bay,Ol
James river, wss passed. ~
Senate bill to amend the Codeain relation
to salaries Of certain officers of the Govern
ment lin the office of the Secretary OF Inc
Common wealthy was amended and passed.
Senate bill to protect husband and wife
from the ante-nuptial debts OF each other,
With Senate amendment to House substitute,
was adopted.
Senate bill to amend charter Of the South
side University and 10 change It's name 10
Chase City College was passed.
Senate bill to amend Code as TO city
school boards. Passed.
Senate bill to amend act to establish
high.school in the town of JeftersonVilie.
Passed.
House bill to incorporate the Laurel Fork
and Ore Knob Mario W Gauge Railroad Com
pany, in the county Of Washington. Passed.
Senate bill to relieve the sureties of Silas
3. johnson, late sheriff of Rappahannock
county. Passed.
Senate bill to prescribe the times for hold
ing terms OF the circuit court OF the seven
teenth circuit. Passed.
House bill to amend the Code in relation
TO trustees. Senate amendment concurred in.
Senate bill TO prevent the iurther Duiiii
of convicts within the corporate limits OF the
city of Richmond. Passed.
Senate bill to authorize The review oy
county courts of the decisions Of justices OF
the peace in cases Of misdemeanor. Passed.
Adjourned at 1855 z. NJ, on motion OF
Mr.. POWELL, till tomorrow "wednesday at
al y NJ
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What does that chlby oioglcal Grccian GRE
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Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad.

We assure our friend Of the Wheeling In
lrllgencer that our faith in the Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad is unaltered even by his
arguments. We acknowledge his courtesy
and kindness, but even his practical reason
ing cannot dampen our hopes; and that is
say;ng great deal. When the western con-
pec,ions Of the Chesapeake aud OHIO railroad
Gre completed. or enough Of them COM
pleted to put that road in connection with
che western system Of roads, it will be seen
Shat we have not orerrated lis Importance.
Nothing can make it a failure but the folly OF
mcn. We think there is no real danger Of
ehis, because the value OF this great work is
such that sagacious men, such Us those who
build railroads, will not permit anything like
q failure IN regard to it. The gaps that no "
stare at is present terminus will be bridged
ever by force of circumstances, and our ex-
Eectations will be realiz ID.
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anExTfrS.

os 4sa grs's1y zR2s'eFp a.sfh n
so sss S sae o9 or eia isssab es
He9srs wlt n,sce Ial' ,r ~en me rss;
dfncesor nsr son. Levi Jackson. No. 1922 Grace
8, rect c0rnHr of rwenty ninth street. The friends
OF The family are respectfully invited to attend
Died at Ills residence. on Second street on Tues
Instant ~ oG,9GS Ma M psg IN ne
twrntr third year OF his a4c He leaves wife and
child to mourn their loss.
church on TO-DAY "Wednesday, the 31st at 3
o'clock. Friends aud acqu finances Of the family
are Invited 10 attend.
Dcnth OF MIR. Joseph Maccnbbin. OF Baiti-
more, Md.-The intelligence OF the deatS Of Dir.
JOSEPH MACCGBBIS. which occurred IN baIIinore
civ on Monday the 10Th Instant. ut o'cDck A.
NJ has brought sanness the hearts OF the fam lily
OF Captain sam M.ccuboin. OF our city, ana oeep
regret 10 his numerous friends. ,, eor,yo,o ve,rs
OF and was born ana raised In WneTe
hc spent his entire bust life by hs s'Flct o
Eess habits genial disposition, and high integrity
of character he won the respect and esteem OF aif
with whom he came In contact, and per man'ntiy
erdeared hms III 10 large circle or tfiend' ana ac
The deceased was one of seven brothers. the sons
Of 4 highIy.reSpected and influential family OF
Baltimore ely, all If whom I'VE passed away ex-
cept Captain Maccubbin, OF our city, and Mr..
Ihomns Msccubbin, who Is still prominent cili-
Captain Maccnbbln left our city on Saturday
night last visit his brother, whence he had been
summoned by telegram. He re!ched his oedsld
on Sunday morning, aud found him In sinkln9
though conscious Condition. He seemed to revive
little at the preseAce OF his brother, and asked
and little daughter, He lingered on with appa-
rently but little suffering uuiil o'clock Monday
morning, when he calmly and peacefully breathed
his last .
Captain Samuel Maccubbin Is one of our most
popular and iriueutial citiz has large mum
Der OF devoted friends and acqutlntances In tniS
CITY and elsewhere. all OF whom deeply sympathlze
with him and his family In this tns nour Of ,ner
f- to their spiritual profit, and may Livine grace
comfort ed heal the bleeding hearts OF all the loved
ones who still luger on the shores OF time. mus
Friend after friend departs.
Who has not lost a frieGd?
There Is no union here OF hearts
That has not here all end"
BY the pastor OF Captain Maccubbin's family,
a. G.. BLEDSOE.
Richmond. March 30th, 1875.
baltimore Sun please copy.
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Public Works in Virginia.

Ia the brief narrative of the internal i'm
s,corcment cause in Virginia which appeared
g.: yesterdays Dispatch the name STUART
e., by accident misspelt Stewart. Mr..
s>Ty ART of Augusta was the gentleman
alluded to. He was one of the most earnes
1na active Of the able friends of the cause
d,"veral JOHN EcHoLs, who now resides IL
s ,unton, was for several years delegate
J-.4n Monroe county (now in West Virginia)
sn,! was also Jealous advocate Of liberal
gy>:e Il of public works.
We repeat, that the great men of Vir-
gtli1 were sorely perplexed by the strenuous
opp osition they encountered from TideWa
Ger Virginia, and were forced to resort, as
we said, to log-rolling to carry out theil
Eaain objects. That ended in frittering away
che means of the State and establishing little
rings about the State that were as repaciou:
as the horse.leech, and also infltting tht
vanity Of little towns which rivalled the fros
5n swelling that he might equal the OK il
affected, ard the substance of the State was
eX aausted before any grand controlling work
was finished and made the solid foundation
tfom which would have sprung a noble
system of works that would have built up
Virginia rapidly and happily.
The Tidewater represent ,tives committed
great error In not rallying to the really pa.
Griotic statesmen Of the Legislature and
lseapiag them to form aud complete system
OF works tba: looked to the improvement of
Che State without regard to selfish localisms
aud freed from the iDj furious bias that was
engra,tcd upon that system, which did parti-
gig succeed, by the rings and ciques that
&, IS appeared when there was haul
trsde upon tee treasury.
Ea! IN taking ab1ut the public dnts, an.
oDs'rVirg the conduct Of legislators Oh tie
eo !Jeci, we repeat that we should not forget
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how the debt was made and what part inc
secti ms bad in making IT,. 1t was cre1tseo
mainly by the Vsley and the West. Puo''e
opiuion will not consider that plans TO ,se'
rid Of the deb: come with good grace from
districts which we're conspicuous I'm cre'
|
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The I,episla ture-
ating It..

closes its session to-day, and after long
absence from home the members will return
10 the bosom Of their constituencies and faml'
lies, We bid them adieu with the hope that
they may meet their people under pleasant
circumstances.
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CLtsTWENas.

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has received his exclusive attention, but sII n.
fabrics introduced for the approaching season hsv-
been selected, and The SPRING PAsuIoS-RErogrs
give great variety In FORM leav the customer On.
tional to select \ PRINCE ALBERT, WALKING
COAT or SACK, RS he may choose.
1t is my purpose to give
GOOD FABRICS,
USEXCEPTIOSABLE FORn,
DURABLE WORK.
aud so commence the season, pressing Tie whole
community 10 an examination Of mi stock
NH IL