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West-Jersey pioneer., 1875-10-21
AN IMPORTANT FACT.

The voluntary testimony of thousands establishes
beyond all doubt a fact of vital Importance to the
sick and debillitated viz, that Hostetter's Stom
ach Bitters is an absolute specific for remittent
and intermittent fever, dyspepsia, constipation
sleeplessness and all diseases of the stomach vel
and bowels. The unmedicated stimulants usually
prescribed in these cases only aggravate the symp
the contrary, act corrective and invigorant
without producing the unpleasant and dangerous
ton is mild and soothing to the irrtated stomach
and bowels, promoting digestion and preventing
fatuency, nausea, headache, and all intestinal ir
assists digestion. The convalescent may use then
with great benefit, as means of restoring strength
and cheerfulneSS. oct 7.lm
West-Jersey pioneer., 1875-10-21
Sherif's Sale.

DY virtue of writ of ieri facias, to me directed
ID issued out of the Cumberland Circuit Court
will be sold at Public Vendue on
Saturday, the 23d day of October, rs,
between the hours of IL and O'Clock, to wit:-at
o'clock in the afternoon of said day. at c. O. Davis
Hotel, in the City of Bridgeton. sfs41s
All those two certain dwelling houses and about
80 acres Of land and premises. Situate in Maurice
River Township at or near West Creek in the
county OF Cumberland, N. j., adjoining "Three
Mile Run, on the South; Moss Landing Mill Pond
on the West, and is the same land and premises
which Samuel Hand, deceased. became seized of
Seized as the property of the heirs Of Samuel
Hand, deceased, def'ts, taken in execution at the
suit OF Hannah Hoffman. pit fl, and to be sold by
sep 3Ots JAMES l.. WILSON, Sheriff
West-Jersey pioneer., 1875-10-21

Wanted-The public to know that have
made new departure. Having enjoyed
the reputation of charging little more for
my goods than my competitors, notwith
standing have had the credit of giving
better satisfaction in material and work.
manship, I have determined to reduce my
prices to suit the times, to sell goods as low
if not lower than any other party in the city.
j. Bates, Merchant Tailor, 33 Commerce St.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1875-10-21
Sheriff. Sale.

RY virtue of a writ of feri facias to me directed
~ issued out of the Cumberland Circuit Court will
be sold at Public Vendue, on fs@a
Saturday, the 23d day Of Octo Der, rs,
between the hours of IL and o'clock, to wit at
o'clock In the afternoon of said day, at c. o. Davis
Hotel, in the city of Bridgeton;
All that certain dwelling house and lot of land
situate on the west side of Sharp street, north of
Factory street, In the Third Ward Of the city of
Millville, county of Cumberland, New JERSEY.
being the same premises now occupied by Ezra
Hughes. NJ
Seized as the property of Ezra Hughes. def,t
taken in execution at the suit OF George III Foster
plt'f and TO be sold by - = ~
JAMES l. WILSON, ,slerif
JOHN s. MITCHELL, Atty. SEP so Is
West-Jersey pioneer., 1875-10-21

Republicans of Cumberland County YOU
have before you two tickets-one headed
Republican, the other Democratic. The
one represents the old party of slavery and
rebellion, the other the party of progress
and liberty. Vote, therefore, for T. T. Cor
tbs for Sheriff; MORRIS BACON and GEO.
W. PAYNE for Assembly.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1875-10-21

Consumption is impossible when coughs,
colds and other acute affections of the
throat and lungs are promptly met with
the required doses of HALE's HONEY OF
HoREHoUND AND TAR. For sale by all
druggists. es@
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in one minute.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1875-10-21

Bates has laid in Large Stock of
Cassimeres and Suitings, which he sells by
the yard at prices less than cost the manu-
facturers to make the goods. Call and see
them, and you will purchase at 33 Com
merce street.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1875-10-21

Nebraska gives largely increased Re-
publican majority this year. The State
Republican ticket is chosen by ten thous-
and, whereas last Fall it was only five
thousand. That tidal wave that they tell
us about, seems to have spent its force out
there among the Western voters.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1875-10-21
For the w. J. PIONEER
FAIR PLAY. ~

Messrs Editors. notice that it has become
a custom with Sundry Exhibitors at the Ag-
ricultural Exhibitions after the committee
have been around, to haul out old First
Premium cards that have been picked up
and which the committee have had nothing
to do with, and attach them to their wares
and in this manner mssreprssentsmg, making
Misrepresentation alike discreditable to
themselves as dishonest trickery, and also
injuring others. The thing has been re-
peatedly done. VIII the Committee look
after the rogues and protect themselves and
their exhibitors? MEMBER.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1875-10-21

Go to Bates, 33 Commerce street, and
leave your order for one of his stylish Busi-
ness Suits, the best in town for the money.
Satisfaction guaranteed. Prices as low as
the lowest.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1875-10-21
Ten Dollars Reward,

A Reward of Ten dollars will be paid for the az
II rest and conviction of the thief or thieves that
have been stealing from the property of Mrs. Ann
Rusehen9erger zen 3g at Be5ee Run Also liberal re-
ming or otherwise trespassng on her property
oct 142t A. RUSCHENBERGER
West-Jersey pioneer., 1875-10-21

If you want Woolen Goods for pants
and vest, go to Bates. He has the largest
and greatest variety to select from, at prices
less than before the war. No. 33 Commerce
street.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1875-10-21
Sherif's Sale.

QY virtue of writ of fieri facias, to me directed
ID issued out of the Court of Chancery of New
Jersey, will be sold at Public Vendue on
Saturday the 9Th day of Nov 1275
West-Jersey pioneer., 1875-10-21
SheriTs Sale.

QY virtue of writ of feri faeias to me directed
~ issued out OF the Court of Chancery Of New
Jersey, will be sold at Public Vendue, on
West-Jersey pioneer., 1875-10-21


The following sentences were imposed by
court.
Samuel Barber, convicted of larceny Or
dered to be sent to the reform school at
Jamesburg.
Martin G. Carstens, Jr., plead guilty of
malicious mischief, sentenced to pay fine
of $50 and to be committed to the county
Jail for term of three months and then
until fine and costs are paid. The Judge
stated that it was only leniency of the court
that kept him out of the State Prison.
s. Barrett Smith, convicted of larceny of
a horse but recommended to the court for
mercy. The Judge stated that ordinarily
crime of such magnitude would have been
State Prison job, but in consideration of
verdict rendered and the causes therefore,
he would only impose fine of $50 and i'm
prisonment in the county Jail until fine and
costs are paid, term not exceed four months.
John J. Meyer, convicted of an assault
upon an officer, sentenced to pay fine Of
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A Pittsburgh {Pa.) tailor mas made the VIC
Inn OF shrewd swindle.a few days ago. A
young man of prepossessiug appearance en-
teEed bis shop and wanted 10 look at some
Iowsers. After finding a pair which be
thought would suit he, asked permission to
80 into Another room aud try them 90. The
tailor assented, but no sooner was the door
saosed behind the customer than the latter
rocked 1t on the irs'de, and jumping ont OF
uhe window, escaped with his booty, to be
seen no more. -, -. .s.t7ESss
Java possesses q curious fish that aqua.
nun managers should look after. In the
TANK inhabited by the fish stick Is plsced
Upright. projecting few inches above the
water, and fy or an insect Of some kind Is
placed ON the top The nsh swins rouHd
lne stick aud examines the pray, and after
apparently measuring the distance rises 10
tbe surface and discharges 3 few drops OF
water at lhe insect, rarely falling to secure
Us game. This shooting :, fsi, is OF plain,
!ello~lsh color. marked with dark stripes,
"ho Is about ten inches long. i 5.. b
Thomas 3. Jordan Is appointed postmaster:
al vernon HILL Halifax county, Va, rice s. I
soioan. Thomas Rector is sppointed post:
~ at ebtowp.l nv ood county, w. Yas
''Ss James ", WsndIpg, resigned.
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+ New4tYorkd Items.


NEW YORK, November 13:--Mrs. -Moulton
has served papers on the clerk Of Plgmouth
church regarding her expulsion withontany
proper, trial. She demands council Of
churches to judge between her and Ply
mouth church. - r, ,
tHenryJC Bowen says he does not propose
to be driven from Plymouth church. - %sla Il
The Sun, commencing i'm December, will
publish Sunday edition. I" sas1i' '@''.' : !
John Burroughs shot and killed his wife
to-day from jealousy. - Tr7rS[g -, :
Sixteen suits against the Bank Of Califor-
mia have been dismissed aud attachments
vacated by consent Of parties. .t.l%i
The Trunk line, has agreed to- advance
freight rates to the est on Monday on the
basis of fifty per cent above those Of the
past few months. d
I George Balmore, the English actor, is dan
gerously i'll here. .~lfgsF.s g<s19
Weekly shipments of specie, s55S, 600; ).
weekly imports, "a 900, 900; including 81.
800 1000, dry goods : l.-.5t2- =. os2t qar :,
II motion was made to-day for new trial
in the case of Collector Des Anges, convict.
ed of,implication In sik.smuggiiDg frauds.
It is said that Collector Arthur will soon
bring the case OF the. City, of Waco before,
the United States District Attorney. -
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FINzl. n !, l!i Il e.
RICHMOND 4 STOCK EXCHANGE

B RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE
SATURDAY Scyslnssrs1 1878.
SALES 5000 Virginia consois, ncw, sold Ut 40
Sa76 virginia intfrest tirreg aiar3 sold at AZ. b
aas s'ssa rasss = lrsna eonsols esgbtd 81
yissss seSsb sst Vsssa a ia1sa
esq certidca.es, l7h Old 20 asked: VtSginta tax
s q caro-.
lima lima funded 1858, is asked 4 80 =
Iftp acknowledgements city S's, 10TH bio,
s:.sa; ~ ss ss ssl s..
leea a sazsh9s Il: III s.s sssss
sa seS ssa &C. Sc s s s;a o aa5ss
sss osEs sss sid fa no., =
$50 Old; Rtek1otd md EeseI stlrs- ailroad args
aoa s,a hishmond and Ps'
Railroad mortgages Us J.iaudL,l 94 Bid Richmond.
Jssnd j.. 81 lid; o!aneeI and Aisandria kaiEosd
nIst mostgags s,s, D. eng N;,Iso BIC; grange aaa
sa "a
SaittS 5 soeks Richrmuohd, and
Potomac Baiiroad com MOI. 10g rag, g BID 20
asked !; Richmond. Frederic ksbura and Potomac
FR s a
seven Der eeW. arireed p0 paf. e2 BID; Rtch-
ca: seabaara and Roanoke. Railroad guaranteed,
tY sa az 30 sss: National bank u
BID, O8 asked; Merchants EatI6naL 100 nary 100
asked !; State Bank Of Yirgfnfa, 100 PAR, g6 bid,
Union Bank sor Richmond, SO par, 81 bid, 81
asked: Merchapis aud Pisnsers sayings, "a paI n
bitss2 asked City SaT 70 paSy asked
par, 25 bid; Citizens wing, 26 par 21A bid 22H
h,suramcs co,apdnses Virginia Fire and MAJ
rine, % p 35k bid Virginia State, 25 par, 26H
bid, 70 ASKED; refntai Home. 0par, 100 asked
Merchants and Mechanics, 100 par. 04sbid. lou
asked CITY. n 90 par, 81 askedi to1d DomlEion,
log par. 90 askso; GLanite Insurance .Eompany.
loo par,a 90 asked; Commercial iEtre Insurance
Company, 20 par. 22ki ID d, 5e6 askefI kichmond
Fire Association, rs par, % asked. st.;, 49,
Company, "a 90 pars 80 asked. - rI:.sIt 81 at,
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EDstneer enc sI,assadsas sahsposta.,on,

osTIcE MAsrEasP TEAMS ss' NAV aes Is7s.s
SCHEDULE OF gRAINSs@TRAIN. No.
~ 1..CHARLoTIE F1PAEss, WeslaArd-. ~ .enrss
q sp nandes Il eaNSa 81 ssssss s.
panyiIle az IL 4 2. A.;dssxes GteeEstor0sat8:b8
g gM 'ss Y Ia ssl1 p GIG g Y
TEAS, no., a..sNnws sYeRK AsDs EHw oa.
LKAys ExFREsss EysIwasts-E easy* Ghaziptta q
. issyss ss fssss q So aS
boro; atfl G:56 P. leaves l)anvisie % f:19tf.
a ss s pPas S q; iss s h s
.TR9ttN NO. -THsogsH sd4iI,-Exw ycRE
s SM Rassssie II M assss Sopsss Il
1888, fspaYes Tlanv.liE ato 30 II. NJ;
eayss 90 lsays saiisssf
A.dNs; arrieesat S,harIotfe at SIS y. 81. 3,
TRA1Nuk DO. a s-THRouGHL MAI, EastMsrd--
as ssfss snaE.esse q Grsessbs 4. H.
isayss spsngIlieia al s:os a. b. leaves naadee 6
ss a. a M 'ssssf Il h sss
I:TEArN MOI t.-L YsCnBlEGa scqasiop ATIoS.
aaa ssl7 "a i sasssss
M points bey osfd Burke win DC sold
TERN I'M 10. s-Bunx, nv accoHnoDArros,
Fastwatd-L Leaves Rurktyiiie nt 4:l5 A. u. (; sr.
riyes p Richmond at sos An.
aD se aha eaaos sn sns
Tafns 4 os. s add 4 connect at Hreefsbsfor with
trains TO aud from RRleigfi and Gul6sbcros tts
An CARBOHYDRATES connect q Rieb@end sna Dan.s
deewitn trains on the Richln ond.
and Potonlnc railroad, and City, VIE.
gtnIa III dland and Great SDuthetH uilsoacs fuAnd
fotn washing en, baltimore, PblladalphiA, and
Trains Mos. 5 and 4, connect MT Richmond wfth
the Richmond, York River and Cltesa peske Rail-.
road trains TO and from Baltimore aud .eassera
| Trains Nos. j and q connect III. cbatlotte With
trains On the Atlanta and Bchmopd Ais-IinA rail.
Iroadta and from Gfeenyflle. tlantas Montgonery,
Mobile Pensacola New 2orleans and gu South
Train Traiasp S Nos. and cobipee III Win
the Charlotte, C6iuinlhA and sAtansa railroad for
Columbia, Augusta, Savannah Tsllahsssees and All
Tisia kos1 s6nas Il sssille yish inc AZ;
lansic, Mississippi and ohio railroad from lynch
burg, ChEttanooga, aud AL squtbwesf9n points.
Ttckets sold 10 aH southern and senthNeelern
points, andibsgpage checked thr0ash i, ~
II Unhgoken gauge from Rtchmond 70 New Orleans.
Pullman sleepefs on ali night Trains ~, ygsii
Local tickets are good only for tEuous pas-
ta9e 20 che points named on sfie fok ct. No lay-
~ - 80 2. II M q, TALCoIT.
VI blIs.s Engineer and uperintenacnt 4
w. I. WEST, Master OF Trains. 20. = &c ~ !.
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.4wassiaatnste,,,, III GTse III 4;

.'sIs" =, : - :, YsshinG Ifenas.: i sort
CIV WASHINGTON, November 13. The steamer
Gst.ysbnrg has arrived at Key West All
we'll :!ritfS.Ysq = ,,sjEf, 5st ~, 'Hls IN
1t is confidently stated, that Treasurer
New will resign ID January for private bust
The Treasury now holds sSee, f5o,S12 In
bonds to secure the national banks circula.
tion, and $1S,724,500 to secure public de-.
poRits. eysI-: jf!alaat a1tsa -aoaIt.12oaa sa+
sThe nationalabank circulation outstanding
Is SS45 800, PTS; OF which %, 229 900 are notes
issued to- gold banks. ens ,,'s ..' !, ~,
Revenue receipts to-day. ss7g.ss7; for the
month to d4te, 81 035 AZ; for The fiscal year,
to ds,e S42 $50 655. -. - :, 49, rs s !, S'is1s
Customs receipts today, s455 .Oee for the
month to date. IS. 176 ,G52; for the fscaiyear
TO date, S61 sI83, - CO. Tyw
National bank notes received for redemp.
ton to-day, s5lo, 100 for the week, SO. o5a,.
G63. ;.i,.,sra j---s,t".;z 2 ~ =. - s ~
B. NJ. Cox bag been appointed postmaster
at FarmYille. Va. :i-s7zs sg.t.- 3, ,..,,
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Moltke wassthe cynesure Of all eyes dn.
ring the recent Royal Imperial review fot
twenty thousand troops on the Place
d'Armes, at Milan. He was on the field
amid shining Italian staff, and eompli.
nented highly tie local eoldiery. Emperor
William and the King galloped about ON
their chargers, but were lesser stars.
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for Gnibord'ssis FuneraI.

fof Gufbord'sk Funeral.
,ilNEw tYoBx, November 1s.tJA Montreal
dispatch says Gpib6rdss funeral wilT;aake
place Tuesday next Phee cor1sge will not
pass through the city, as first in. ende The
police force has been armed with rifles, and
the entire military force will be ordered out.
Whether the, authorities will allow the large
sarc ophagus.t to be placed in the cemetery Is
an open. question; laudi may lead to fresh
complications, The funeral certeqe will only
pass through The adjoining =yillages=af- St.
Laurent and ICoEtes Dies Neiges, andapolice
force will be sent to, those places. i r., --yE
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Kaklnx Gonvfettos.s.

LoUIsy1IIE, November Il Thse, jury In the
case Of the United Suites against sVilHsu
'smoo', George Mefert, John onan, and Geo.
Government.. and intimidatIng M NJ Ills Rus.
sell, acting United States marshal, in tie dis
Charge Of his duties, returned 10 syerdictaof
guilty as to Smoot and Mefert, bat recon-
gnendiDgs Mefsrs-t to the mercy OF Tie eonrt
on account M his iii health. TIE men are
allimplicated Ia the Owen kuklux :outrages.
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Obituary.

WORCESTER. MASS November .13.-Rev.
James b. Niles, D. D., secretary OF. the Anne.
rican Peace Society, and general secretary of
the Association for the Reform and! Codif..
cation of the Laws Of Nations, died here
this morning after two days Illness. G s..5l5
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MarKets1by Telegraph.
NEWTYORK..

-
NEW YORK. November IS Cotton quiet; sales,
s65 bales at 1896. ElomZLess doiug.and markets
shade lover sS@ss. 90 coIdnep to sair
Wheat dull and in buyers favor; Corn quiet. and
without decided change: z4kc. for steam western
s@ msed f9 sa eoW weern re
kin.dried new western mixed Oats dull and In
BUYERS favor at 44@50e. for mixed western and
5Sc. for white western and State. Pork easier at
S22.5O@$22.75. Lard; easier; prime spot l2b@
s1S cGe aus
unchanged and f-raer., Freights qufet SRI -!
trs BALTIMORE. ~ t:arJ 20 ~ q
BALTIMORE, November 49, Flour duI and un.
changed. Wheat duil ;Pennsyl yania red, $3.50
81 sha ss seasePn Cor da!
new, 55@62c.; yellow, old, .69@53c.; new eU9
csc. Oals drmeri southern; 37gasc: Kyg aai
scai ce and firm Bulk meats nominai!y unchanged.
Racon in good demand and firm; shonlsers, lOss
s c sSeF l4s hs@s' tsss ssnna afs
and AM arm 1t 1O@l0lc. ...' - j; !.
..3eLoUISvILLE. -. - ~
I,oU1sy1rLR, November l3.-Flour and wheat
end and Go seadY ~ re
Gnfet and unchanged. Provisions unchanged and
nothing doing. Whiskey quiet and unchanged.
CINCINNATI. e o.4
Crsc1NsATI, November 13..Flour duh. Wheat
0Uigt and SteaUy ~
and firm; old, 6l@63c.; new, 47@4Sc. Oats dul
at 2SM3Sc. Barley steady with moderate demand
Canada 81 L 7Mgsl 20. Rye dull at 7S6SOc Pork
Guet and unchanged. Lard easier; steam, 12lG
91Te: Kettle I3c. Rulk-meats easier: sales In salt
from to davs at s.. for shoulder @llAcfor
clear rib and clear siGesaIl loose. Bacon easier 1t
i4mi4xc. Green.meats Inactive. Hams, In pickle,
13e. Shoulders, In pickle, SIC. Live hogs dnil !:
closed active AND firm: common ilghr.$f0 Sl.G3 !,
far TO good packing, 81 80: good butchers, 81 90
ms7 56: receipts, A,293 head = shipments 985
Sesd Whskey, demand good at full prices-$ 81. IL.
ST. LOUIS !. q.
ST LOFTS November 13.-Flonr dull and mn
chanred.s Wheat duIeand lower: Nc RED Winter,
I'll .56k; No. s red winter, iSl.27 Corn higher az
SGxc bid Oats lower TO ssell.; Fo.2 &c. DID,
Rariey quiet and weak prime 10 choice nortneFD
Al RYE dull and lowerat &c. POLK lower; new
mess, S9l.75@s22; old mess, s228s22:2 Lard
dnll and lower; prime steam, l2Sc BULK meats
easier; car.los, loose s4c foI Is6oufders al G
al 21c for clear.rib aDd-clear sides. Bacon dul
and lower shoulders loe. III S ssa
Live hogs active and lower:i, porkers, $5;699g
Is 60 packing, SO 9O9$715; butchers, 20:
cattle steldy ana unchanged; strong, good de-
= Pscespts.-Flour, 5000 barrels; wheat, 20 900
bushels; corn $4,000 bushels; oats, i, OgQ 6ush
els barley, 5000 bushels; rye. y 600 bllsheis
hogs, 200 head ;'cattle 500 head - IS,t..sF
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AcQuittaIS.

HUDSON, N. Y, November 13.-Eliza A.
Stone, for poisoning her husband, has been
acquitted, and d. q. BosTorth, indicted as
an accessory, nolle prosecuted. -
PITTSBURGH, Pa, November 13.-Joseph
Sausberry, indicted for killing Colonel But
Ter id 1864, has been acquitted.
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From Gloucester County.
nOMlCIDE-oYSTER-LkWS.


Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.]
GLOUCESTER COURTHOUSE, VAR
November II, 1875. 81
Las; Saturday very serious difficulty oc-
Cured in Matthew'S county between Robert
Holiday and Monroe Dobson, which resulted
fatally to Dobson. Mr.. Dobson had married
Holidays sister, and on account of some
difficulty between Dobson and bis wife a
ietid arose between Dobson and HOLIDAY.
Mr.. Holiday found DobSon and his wife in q
difficulty and took the wile's part, where
upon Dobson threw piece of iron at Hob.
day, and HOLIDAY threw it back. Dobson
then drew pistol and threatened 10 shoot.
HOLIDAY then quickly drew bis pistol and
shot Dohson through the brain, killing him
almost instantly. This unfortunate occur.
renee has created considerable excitement.
Mr. Dobson had been formerly resident OF
this county, and had many friends here.
Both parties are from families OF very fair
>taLdlrg. 4 trial of great interest Will en-
SUE. N.1
The County Court is in session here.
Their" are great macy indictments against
various parties for siakiDg.in and planting
oysters on the natural rocks. The cases
against McCready, who is indicted for plant
luz oysters in Moth river, be being q nom
resident, have been continued to await the
decision OF the Court of Appeals on the con-
s.iiu ionaitv If the oyster.law, one OF his
case, having been carried TO that court to
lest that question. There is 4 great deal Of
other business teiore the court. and his
Honor Judge Jones will continue to hold his
court for some days. :dgS q MI.
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- - a#n#
Senator. Dawes INJURED.

+ SrBrssF1ELD, Mass, November 13.--Sena-
tor Dawes was painfully injured yesterday
by kick from bis horse. =
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Sentences or Coloues Joyce.

ST. LOUIS, November 13.--Judge Krekel,
of the United States District Court Of, Mis-
souri,, to-day sentenced Colonel John A.
Joyce, ex-reyenue agent, to three years and
six months in the penitentiary, and to pay q
fine of $4,000.
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Resolutions Of Thanks 10 Richmond.

&NSSo.ettSHS O1 1huhASi ~ kesShAAsOAASs'
At a mass-mee,ipg OF The Cadet corps OF
the Virginia Agricultural and Mechanical
College, Orderly Sergeant Hlw being called
TO the chair, Sergeant NJ. s. Floyd secretary,
On motion a committee OF the following gen.
tleDen-Captain NJ. F.aBrowp, Captain ),
W. Watkins, and S. NJ. McLaughIin-was
appointed 10 draft suitable resolutions The
committee retired, aud ia few minutes re-
ported The following resolutions; which were
unanimously adopted: - y. s
l. RESOLVED, That we tender our|tbanks to
the cit1zeus OF Richmond for their kindness
to Us during our visit to the unwilling of
Stonewall Jackson's statue. ...,.s .rrr.s-- /.
.. ReSolced, That we tender our heartfelt
thanks 10 companies c and D, Of the First
Virginia regiment, who so kindly allowed us
The nae of their armoriess
} ReSolUed, That copy ofthis be sent to
companies aud ID, and be published In tie
Dispatch, Enquirer. and H'hig.
NJ. 8. FLOYD, Secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-15

Recovery, OF the Body OF Captain Wolf.
( GALVESTON, TEXAS, November 13.4The
body of Captain Wolf. the pilot who went
out to the Waco, has been recovered near the
wreck, bearing marks as If from hurns.
Captain Wolf was an experienced pilot and
seaman. There is now no hope for therest.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-15
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.
DAMAGE By a TIpAL.wAvE, &c.

= DAMAGE BY AT4pAL.wAvE, DC.
LONDON, November ia. - While the tide
was ebbing to day tidal.Waye ten feet high
swept np Parrett river, Id Somersetshire.
a. Bridge water the dock gates were burst
and vessels broke from their mooriDgs. One
was sunk and twenty damaged.
4 The weather is still! iDelement. and foods
aud inundatloDs are increasing.
Mr. Wade, the British minister to China,
has been knighted. ss sx
I SOL Ireland IL.
7 LoNpoN, November 13.-G aptsin Ambrose
iAarlsen, Of the Norwegian bark Prinds Os.
car. has had preliminary examination as
Newry, ireland, on the, charge Gf5kiliag
Robert Fisher, one Of his crew.