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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-20
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WASHINGTON, September ls.--The Red
Cloud Commission spent most Of today
in reviewing the evidence adduCed, and
in discussing the responsibility Of the
Commissioner Of Indian Affairs and the
Secretary OF the Interior for frauds at The
Red Cloud Agency, the approval Of
claims rejected by Tie Board Of Indian
Commissioners, Nc. There seems to be
no doubt but that there will be two re.
ports-one exonerating the Officersnnmed,
and one holding them responsible for the
Irregularities. Mr.. Faulkner, Of the
Commission, entertaihs views very unfa.
yOrable 10 Commissioner Smith and Sec.
retary Delano, and will not hesitate to ex.
press them. ltis also believed that Prof.
Atherton, who has given the subject very
careful consideration, and for some time
past has been overhauling the 6les Of the
Interior Department, will also sign mi.
nority report. The members Of the Com.
mission could not say to-day when they
would reach conclusion in regard 10 the
character OF the reports, or when they
would be made. ...
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-20

Commencing at 10 O'Clock 4. NJ, the following de.
scfIl,el real estate, that Ia 10 tAy!
Part Of lot numbered tWeniy-thFeI l23) on the
south sllc Of Nineteenth (Old Mndmyi street, 10
that part Of the city Of Wheeling called Fast Wheel.
lBg, aid part lot being described as iolOwb: Be-
ginning Oh Nineteenth street al q point twenty.
seven feet dI inches from the northwest corner Of
Nald lot No. 81 thence along the south line Of mld
Nineteenth street twenty-five feet running back Al
right angles 10 Nineteenth street an even width Of
tWent y.tWn feet, depth Of siTth.hve feet.
TKRMs or SALE-Une-h half the purchase money
In cash on day Of sale, tho balance In ht months;
the titl0 10 be retained until Tho purchase money II
paid In full. -......-.
WM II. CALDWELL, Trustee.
JOIfN W. MITCHELL, Auctionecr. jyO
The atnye ale IA ad loufned until WEDN ESDAY,
September I'D, 1873, at 10 o'clock AN.
an26-W VIM. II. CALDWELL, Trustee
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ton Of his indiscrect friends in forcing
his body In among the bones Of
the saints. Their conduct, not his,
il the special atrOCity that is to
call down on his soul an extra turn
Of the screw that Is under the exclusive
manipulation OF the Pope Of Rome and
his deputies. The turning OF this scrcw,
according to the FreemaRs Journal, would
be much more, fncisiVe and efficient" I"
than keeping GuibOrd's remains out Of
the cemetery by PelIing them with stones.
We should say 40, most decidedly.
We agree with the journal in
believing that II the 8excommunicated"
party could have any say in the matter,
he would much prefer to have his body
"thrown to the dogs, or burnt and scat
tered to the winds" As a sympathizer
with the poor man (aIthough as Mark
Twain said at the tomb Of Adam, "he new
er knew Us and we never knew him"inhis
life time) We protest against his friends
persisling in putting his bones in that
hole, around which, % Cardinal RichsIieu
once exprOSsedit, "Ihe awful circle Of the
church"is to be drawn. We sympAthizc
with any man under such circumstances,
even though We never knew him in the
flesh. We shuhier to think Ofthe pOsibili-
ty OF this power Of making u mans soul
"yelI out in agony" lying around loose in
this world. Such an extraordinary agency
ought to bOin very discreet keeping, We
trust that like the supernatural gifts Of
IA seventh son Of seventh son" only one
or two in a million Of people possess it.
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nMusrEE,s SALE.

IIy virtue Of Deed Of Trust made by Isaac
Smith and Eliza, his wife, 10 mo a. Trustee dated
November 18th, 1874, aud recorded In the oflco Of
the Clerk Of the County Court Of Ohio county, W.
Va, 10 Dcei o. Trust B3oE Nc. !, p1ge bS3, WI
ODIintY. on
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STArE oF wEsE ylR9lN!A, III ONO coUN.

The absent defendants, Milo Adams, Milton
Adams aud Virgil Adams, will take notice. that on
the "a day Of .eptember, 1875, the PlAintlhs 6led
their bill In the said court, lRalnSt them and the
other deviGGs Of James 81 Adams, decd, and bis
which Is 10 Se tho SOuth half Of the north hali Of
lot No. " In the old town Of Wheeling, In order 10
make partition Of the proceeds Of The SAd ale, and
pay any remaining debts due by the Baid estate.
The aid Milo AdRnIS, Milton Adams and Virgil
Adams ar required 10 appear within four weeks
after the date Oi'thG hrst publication (sGptembOr
o. S7J and to do What Il necessary to protect their
interests therein. X. u. WOOU,
ClOrk Of tho said Court,
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ami spiritual vn'snlEc OI wllch Tie Free
man'A journal is the.clampion, can afford
to smile npity at its deprecatory apology
for the mob and its expression Of prefer
ence for the course proposed 10 he pnr-
sucd by the bishop Of Montreal toward
the remains Of Ciuibotd. What the JOurn.
al would prefer to see would be the Bish-
ops programme carriel.ont viz: n line ol
lemnrcatiOn drawn around Gdibotd's
grave in the process Of recommending
the cemclcry-leaving the 'liole in
which the body Of unibOrd had
been deposited to be forever All
accnrscd spot. "There would he some
thing artNt IN such an act" says the Jour.
nal. at would force the soul Of the c1'
communicated, were that possible, to
yell out in agony" That Is to say, the
drawing Of such line round Gulbord's
grave would really and seriously effect
"'S S""' III Ihe uIWeE "oTu, HUI, u We
could but hear it,would cause ii to "yeii ouI
in ngony' This is what the pinns Christ.
tiOn who edits the Freeman's Journal
would prefer to see done. lie /.
only sorry that the mob have persisted in
keeping 1uniburds remains ont Of the
"holo' in which they are to he deposited
liz. wants to scc.a line drawn around that
hole, anil 10 hear the accommodated
"ycll out agony" Poor Guibord's soul
is thus to be made to "yell out" not 50
much on account Of anything he himself
did while living, as on account Of the ac'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-04

PROCEEDINGS OF TIE GRAND JURY YEsTER-
DAY.-The grand jury of the Hastings
Court met yesterday and found true bills In
the follow wing cases: Evans Payne, felony, for
assaulting George Watt; Elisha Tucker,
misdemeanor; James Sumner, misdemeanor,
for stealing a coat and vest from Henry
RoaEe valued at eight dollars; Mary Shea,
misdemeanor; William Jackson, misde.
meanor, for keeping faro. bark; William
Jackson. misdemeanor, for keeping disor-
dery house; Louisa Wynant, misdemeanor,
for keeping house Of il.fame; Dennis Ma.
honey, misdemeauor; Joseph Bulbaum, mis-.
demeanor, for Offering to sell goods by sam.
pile; Peter Collins, misdemeauor, for assault.
ing Ellen Collins; John NJ. Rose, felony, for
forging certificate for five dollars; Virginia
Harris, felony, second offence of petit lar
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NEW BOARDS AppoiiSTEp It By THE GovBRl

4 - ia. .srs = g .th
New BOARDS APPOINTED By THE GovsRNoR.
Governor kemper yesterday appointed the
following Board of Directors for the Central
Lunatic Asylum: Dr.J. G. Cabell, james
81. Dooley, Harry Hetb, Louis Wagner, r.
T. Moore, Of Richmond; a.. @. Holladay, or
Heurieo ). A. B. Drewry, of Charles City;
w. r. Terry, of Bedford; j. W. Daniel, Of
Lyncbburg; p. w. Mckinney, of Farm
vile and Dr.. D.lB Conrad, ofWincbester.
: FoP Eastern Lunatic Asylum: p. Mon
-tague Thompson, Of Williamsburg .W.tD.
Quesenberry, OF Caroline George l.. Chris
'sn, of Kehnone e ( sSn1s St,Inge9I na Of
ton; DR.. w. A. Thorn, of Northampt D.
j. Goodwin, OF Portsmouth !; John Lamb, of
Charles City; DR.. R.. 81. Cox, of King and
Queen; q. NJ. Walker, OF Williamsburg !;
and Professor L. B. Wharton, of Williams
burg '.t...s-
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SENT TO THE PEsITENTIARY.-In the Hus.
tings Court Yesterday Virginia Harris waf
tried for second offeEce Of petit larceny and
sent to the penitentiary for one year.
John NJ. Rose, charged with forgery, was
found guilty and sent to the, ,penitentiary for
two years. 80, ..,,r.,.,>e,
James Campbell. charged with a second
offence Of petitilarceny, was sent TO the pen:
itentiary for one year. '-% -. ~ a.s..
John Daily, charged with the same Of.
fence, was sent to the peDitentiary for one
year. a. J''A E}i.a =, s.s1-ts.t.
Charles Fisher, charged with the same Of
fence, was sent to the peDitentiary for one
year. - .<.l,.t ,.,,.,..
John W. Cline, charged with stealing q
gold watch, valued at one hundred dollars,
from .J.-W. Mnberlake. was convicted ana
sent to the penitentiary for three years.
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Deduct gross revenues for fiscal
wear
$25O,S22 92

Necessary increase Of reyenue.... $Zou,eZZ sa
When Completed from Clifton Forge to
tide-Water the transportation will be by
canal. with an annual capacity OF 3,00Q, 600
tons. and with rates Of transportation lower
than on other canals of like dimensions, be.
.calse-frst, the season of navigation will be
longer, averaging not less than eleven
months In the year, and second, ibis canal
will have the advantage of back; freights.a 2
The estimates OF experts of the cost OF
making iron on the canal after the compile.
ton to Clifton Forge have been from S12.45
to SI9 per ton of 2, ,240 pounds I'M
:. There are now fifteen furnaces on
the line of canal. TO-, Clifton Forge and
IT'S vicinity. Those accessible to The, Ka.
nawha Goals are In operation. All would
be in, blast if! they16could use the Goals
and cokes of KanaWha, and capital is re-
ported as ready to build other furnaces as soon
las tits assured of the extension of the canal to
Clifton Forge. The price for. coal in con.
nection with cheap iron would create great
markets for Kanawha coufsfn Richmond and
Lynchburg. 1t. swonh convert n0IhI eaties
into great centres for iron manufacture.
In the month of july, F1S 10. the CHESAPEAKE
aud Ohio canal .transpo l82sO0e tons o.
coal from Cumberland. The Navigation OF
this canal is open only nine months 10. tue
year but q, like etrauspo oEtations eer e!eYen
months would be nearly 10000 tons of coal.
This line of rail- and canal has capacity
equal to this tonnage, added TO; that already
mentioned. II the transportation OF coal
from Clifton Forge to, Richmond py cana.
amounts OILY to one third on ihs .apo't . =
quantity, or SOC, O,Oea .tons,s sst "A toll-rate 9.
one miil, the revenue Of the canal would o
Increased S116, ,0O1k -. Z. =.
=, II is improbable that the amount Of none!
necessary to connect the canal at Bncnanau :
with the Chesapeake and Ohio fraiireade q
Clifton Forge could be expended ~ lns son =,
struction Of any other line O. trauspos.as,ss
I'm this eonntry and be as fruitful OF materia
beneik toIa State as this Connection VIII ns 7
the State OF Virginia. These benefits Will 2
| ia extending and securing 70 the peopl
| Of Virginia. q line of transportaIion |, . :
water oWneS. By them and con.rons |.
lWbplly In their interest," ana
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RELIABLE EVIDENCE.

Mr. r. r. Stevens: s.5
Dear Sir,-I will most ohaerfully add my testb.
mony to the great number you have already re-
ceIved in favor of your great aud good medicine
YEGETINE, for do not think enough can be said.
in its praise, for was troubled over thirty years
with that dreadful disease, Catarrh and had such.
bad coughing spells that 1t would seem as though
could never breathe any more, and VEGETrNE has.
cured me; and do feel to thank God all the tine-
there is so good medicine as VEGETINE; and.d'
also think It one OF tae best medicines for coughs
and weak sinking feelings at the stomach, and adj
wise everybody to take the VEGETlNE, for i can
assure them Is one of the best medicines thatcVen
was MRS. u. GoHRF
corner Magazine aud Walnut Streets
CambrIase, Mass.
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AUCTION SALES THIs DAY.

GoDDIN, WARRENS& CO., ~ Pm. brick sta
10 be removed lti"H ES '-rEi.H +" ~ ! ;
FRANK n. HILL, 4 p. NJ, new, baiek dwelling
:; No. 412 east Leigh street, between Fourth and
s Fifth. e''>s', it'j Gal: = ~ - :
PAINE, CABELL 8, CO., sl0k A. M, dry goods,
boots. shoes, balmorals, clothiug, bats, Carpet
ing, &C. tfif1a p 4z.si .S'!2i = Y
RICHARDSON & CO.: 4 P. NJ dwelling gs, stores,
: and vacant lots on Brook avenue, DuVal street,
z. and ] l15 Moore street, y. -" 20 ~ ~. = I
GRuBBS 8 WILLIAMS, IL A. M, personal pro-
perty on MechanicsYiIle turnpike about three
miles from the city, l1a1s 1s@.t''Hs0"S}.s q - )
OoOK & LAUGHT0N, 10 A. Ma. household and
- kitchen furniture, &C., at the residence No. 107
west Clay street. . i;itA~ u: Ll3it>'t,H 5tE =
GRUBBS Sc WILLIAMS, 10 "A. IL, househc Id and
kitchen furniture al the corner Of Marshall and
~ Second streets. .ia8 4J'sS!it"t t<GL3 tu as
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IHE YIRafasas.--.An apprrefatiye ali.
olence, composed of some OF oF-best citi.
zens, though moi as iarge one -as tl1a merits
soI s1e, performance jnslided was 10, attend.
+ snce at the Virginia Opera- House lat night
10 % witness the play of' Pie Virgiriian. III.
mns pnyi ~ Vanp aud Mis- Alice Pfaciae
.. .hnte Calaerts I, who were sasiss hadirt
snssa s.,ssssseI sg:tsine theiE pars WITH uni-
sIisai Mr. LfstOn as g Mf, jim.
i.,s. s,e aru mr. Coletnan as !" Charley Enry
manner I'm brfe, tf,e ensfre, ,,s,nass i s s.s
superior 70 smyuy stock seompsnies,thst h,sss
occupied the Hchmon6 boards. To.njos,t
:. Enoch Ardegn will be. ,prssenfes. u,irss
dr Fannin in'tHe eist. and Il " .ba 4 ereas ria
surprise il hay arssnos greeted .wHsGa larusI
mouse. The Virgins Opera Honse has BEEN
naae @ one 81 she rgost mfortabiB places Of
to be found anywhere, - i. S
~ 81
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EDUcArloN oP VRsIN1A.- A.-Reports of all
the county superlntendents for the school
session ending 1876, show an increase over.
the session ending the previous year-June,
1874. Eleven thousand scholars are I'm daily
attendance. From the statistics Of private
schools for the corresponding periods on in
crease is shown Of five thousand scholars.
The aggregate increase thus shown is about
sixteen thousand. sy.ata aT5ttf.
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II Lave analyzed the Whiskey known under th.
brand OF "B sELRcT,n controlled syMessrs' " Az
TER d. BLAIR & co., Richmond,' vas ard find It
iFHEE FROM FuszL OIL and other Impurities, and
recommend Its use for medicinal and family pun.
poses. j. B. McCA1 ID. D-,, er
Late Professor Of Chemistry,
i sa .'t&e5 ~ aaii = Medical Goheae or Va. =
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EnGIand.

! LONDON, November 3D. -Ths Pall.MaIl Gd~
zesie's leading article says the English occu-.
patton of Egypt is only q Qaestfon OF hns,a
as that step IS necessary for the preservation
of our Indian empire. ,;iia
Cardinal McCloskey arrived 10 London; to-
6. A. Witt & Co. have failed for a halss
million doIlsrs. {, /, ifii
The Pall-Mall Gdzeae's special from Berlin
says that the Northern Powers have invited
Austria, as the one most Interested In the.
proposition for gurantees- TO be demandedf
and control to be exercised, to ensure.tne
performance Of the Sultan b. promises OF re-.
form to the insurgents 10 bis yassal ssasss.s
Count Andreasoi Is now Celebrating sncE
propositions. II is believed that the Sublime
Porte will be unable to suppress the .fe1els
lion, and that the Great Powers Will sspe'lens
Intervention by Austrianext springs
An application has been made 10 tne SouktI
Of Bankruptcy for theteondr drmatlohao ot snos ~
scheme OF settlement arranged among tae
craditors Of ,BowIes Bcsthsrs, tbs Amsrixn.a
bankers. Involving the amalga tion. Oh a4,i
assets into common fund, and ths re6unpS
tfon of business BY Charles BnWles- nnGss
the STYLE Of Bowl@ -BrptheSs Eco, no
giving bonds for the fult payaledE q staD-
idebH,,and .all,opplAiSS .ait!Satton toecea esss
The register made, am sEdeEs subject 70 me-
( production, OF q deed en- yipg the terms
ol arraBgment and form of the pfopcseos
hnnd9aEiI fss5 st5isE s;lilto1i Istr-rs.i 2
~ John james Reyuoadsou & Son, sWeat In-,
adia mesehanss, ha7ef failed for Se3SSSa9 a9o0s q
p29 Cardinal McCl Closkay toll day yeeel lYed npIIlr
her OF prominent kHerlc leans. sss leaves fos,s
Dublin Friday His early depasstsf Prevents
the psezensationiof an address sop w<,crmek
Which mas proposed ~ ~ g e
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COMMISSIONERS TO CANVASS THE Etser,s.s
RETURHs OF HENRico County. .-Mess,s.
George W. Carter, w ilIiam Christian, &. 81.
Nelson, and. ". G. rNewberry, commission.
ers of election for <Henrlco county, will
meet ut the courthouse to-day for the pur-
rose Of canvassing the returns of the eiec.
tion held on Tuesday, =
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!. Jackson INAUGURAL.-The addresses Of DR..
Heee and Governor Kemper at the aRsslhg of the
jackson statue I'm pamphlet formi mailed to any
address upon receipt Of ten cents. Also photo
graphs and stereoscopic views Of the statue. Price,
twenty-five and 6fty cents. C. F. tJeHNsroG,,
I.@@. l-ht3 Music. Dealer, 81 8 N.,. :. o..
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Raek Rsssla,sy.... |, i.

Ft sK4srdsr PsssS,. November The Fifst
National &nk Of PittstoH VIA broker tnt0s
last niFht by burglars vko e EseseG aag ensah
traEces through ffs WallA when fhey hleursp
open tses ssneGirk SSsses snd 3beSrzeted foztxss
ithonsaRdld dslsarE 10 bon ds safa moaay. Thes I
bur@dks entered ana dspsrtss through thos
roof 0f the bank, sblcss is u ons ssofy, ga
ofihouss.s The tnieys1e1kn D hoks abarslg
eighteen inc&eB square and epeHsted shfeugt \:
1t. 9hei wsraiehaseah but got oE MIN thclroo
swsg, leaving their teoh hebsnd them. ss 8,
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Wea.neIr ProbabiIfsies,

: WAsaMearsoN, November 3.--FoE. che I. :
South Atlantic and East Gulf States, lever ~
baromeler,y southeastofo southwest wiuda, ,ss,
slightly warmer and cloudy estheR, aud
rain areas will prevail. t.,g,.sl 90 sas,e
i For The Lower, Rake region and Middle i,
States, falling barometer, winds mostly from !"
northeast 10 southeast, warmer, CLOUDY, and 50
raiay weather, except partly cloudy In shHeT'
northern portion, 4, 7eilsl54; III s.iitiagss ftTs,
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ltFatsl' Anfay.tI

BAlnaoaz, November 3.-.A spscisi fromsas
Annapolis! says that during an !altaRcatienss ss
originating In Q political disousstoB this eye,5a
ming George Schmidt, proprietor Of MARKS ,,a
Hotel, was shot and Killed by WillAm Kst-s $
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-04

/. ofN1os Oh, DR.! r.. q isTRuARr, ,-Pressaant Ma.
Eyland Hospital Baliimore: ~ baye used Laxpre,s
ILppUb FxTRAcT OF BEEF for more than . year
and recommend It as one or the most tniSIAnt prs:
parations, have ever met rifh. JsooznAines she
virtues Of food and tonic In remarkable nayss, -
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: Ccss,rtesaos MEnc NTrs.-war solicit sJoaroor.
ders for printing, orisican at anyursa seat may
Wish 70 see specimens Or ob ain estimates feeling
assured that 1t VIII be to your advantage. ,o lin.
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|, IFS VALrE IS Observation-Disclosures ,au disease,
with whieh children are af1fcted during FINE process
iof ceethiDg Mrs. WINsLow1s w1sscorHfsasYnUP b 4.
certain remedy. It has stooshetesf oAthiray years.
and never known to fall. Ciaes wiDf-colie, regn.
lstes she bowels, softens the gu,s, a aIfays all
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!. WBw2sT Torfrssss sN rBn1 n MINDS Or all q our /
readers that they should 20 to EascI1x-B to buy
their boots, SHOES, trunks, and Yaises, SOC and 81
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sEwroAJAis.--John Harris, charged with
assaufsIng haTR RusseiI, was fined one dol
lar and sent to Jail for three months yester-
day by the Hastings Court. u nissan
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! Iaitsrnss ssnSlE sasea1i ~ iSfSasss 80
J, .NSxs1bsK nsosemAsra -Isss.K q. aeHaissG
wo0d, Of Now 9EoEk, sad II NJ A6ssins oGiis
Laramie. Ind. conssH sHHtin4 the dslesatieRss
from tho unied Stnees NatfonaI Medical !,
Association to tie late Intsrnatf foGAls GsdseAl
Congress- held IN SBrHsseiss Essei isaRyf wta6as
among the passengers who nrIiveA Adron En;sd
.rican delegates ware. made henOsarY presis,,,
dents oss the Congress. = sa'e 'ssa 81.
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RIcHIoyrDi.v I f1,,,,a,ha,.s,f =, : r z

RfcHhoIDyt "a, Ostoher 10 q s75.
This s TO certify thas1 hsave bnpone of The Err.
frNGWML IHrnoyEDs sais-saysssGGo
attached 70 my meter BIZ f'oloseH Robert B. Ted
And it hse saved me thirty par cent. 81 nay con-
sumption o1sgas aat ayiSi,4SSSs IL: SrRssr1,. i
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DcNor11sD WIZ yoarae ID ia chine. sin
iuuta -yeu' have tried the EUt zNA aAcHffNrE
TWTsK It's the, bass; and VIII. .gtee pesfsus sasfs.
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i.MiIllInsaraaee.II

EaLL !RfvsB,1 MASS Noyembef 3.-The
| insurance! on the Muilneoisett mill, ma. Z
chinery, stock, &c., is S147, 7,5O0s, ii, 5lsa ii
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The annual charges on canal com.

The annual charges on canal COM
pleled 10 Clifton Forge WILL be
as follows:
Charges for administration ana
repairs. s.................. ...'...'
These chi rges for the fiscal year
ending september 80, 1874,
were s473.16 per mile of Gu
nal. The average cost per mile
for the ten years preceding
1861 was S4S3 on the first oh
vision to Lynchburg and S506
on the second division from
LyIchburg to Buchanan, inclu-
ding the North River branch ;
but in abundant caution as
sume that the expenses Will be
$500 per mile. The. length Of
canal will be 197H miles TO
buchanan, 32 miles to Clifton
Forge, l9X miles to North
River ) candidacy lnlIes-at
5000 per mile.
Seven per cent. interest on S3,-
500, ,GU0-six per cent. for In
terest and one per cent. for
Sun6ng........... ..............'.'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-04

II cE1scTfox 'Gsy1cERs,- 81 a regnaari mees,
ing or StoneRa Jaeks0n Lodge sot Coed
TempiaYs, No. 'f60, heid On Tuesday night at
IPnlton Baptist ehnrch, the foHe@tog ealeefs
were elected fox theteEsn5Bg quarteE W. y.
t., Es O. Biair; WIT: Miss ~ z SHoos )
W. ssaj, b. q. Crews; W Fin. Sec Miss
Ada b. Crews ]; w. Cnaplain,s Rev. ~ 9.
Crews saW W, Treas Mis- Aanle Is alsGssl'
". Marshal, Wil!tspi II. Saith; w. auaso,
Luther Clarke !; -sy- Bass: j
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-04

It strikes at the root Of disease by purifying the
blood, restoring the liver and kidneys 70 healthy
action, inyigorating the nauyoas system.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-04

CoScERT.-.sona OF the best amateur ma
sicsl. taller oF Manchester design gIytss. s.s =
concert st the eourt-h on satuFaas s's y.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-04

ClrY CnuHcIL or R-MAngHssFRR.--A regular
semi monthly session Of 3this BODY Wiii.oe
held tomorrow night. 49, y sssssssss5. g SO
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-04

y RxYtrci MI iL.-.T psstos OF Fukan Baptist
church is preaehinR eysfy night 60 large ana
Z. Z !sss kts