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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-03

A 4
MoRTuARy REsoRT.-The following Is the
moTtuary report for the week ending Satur-
day, February q, 1875, compiled from sex
tons' returns received at the ofieeof the
Board Of Health: Cause Of Death ::Asthma.
i E, congestion of BRAIN, Q; consumption e
white, 8 colored), g.; fever (congestiye) !;
fever (typholdl i; fstula, /; heart disease,
l !; marasmus, l meningitis, 2; old age, g.;
pneumonia, 3; scrofula, /; unknown, /.
Whole number Of deaths in the city, "a.
In addition, Still.born was reported i(col-
ored). Ser: Males, 13; females, IL. Color !:
White males, 6; white females. 3. Colored
males, I; coored females, s. Age:, One
month to six, 3; six months to twelve, H.;
one year to three, 4; three years to five, ] !;
five years to ten, L; ten years to twenty, 2;
tH Heuty years to thirty, 4 forty years to
fifty, 1; fifty years to sixty, 3; sixty years
to seventy, .; seventy years to eighty, /;
eighty years to ninety, 1; one hundred years
and upwards, l. Condition Single, 15.;
married, 4; widowers, 2; widows, g. Ba.
to,ty: United States, "a. Locality: Jeffer-
son Ward, 5; Madison Ward, 4; Monroe
Ward, g.; Clay Ward, Q; Jackson Ward, s.;
almshouse, /; penitenilary, l. By ,chons
Certified: Regular practitioners, % Board
OF Health, 2.
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COMPARATIVE WEEKLY MORTALITY.
- "Vtk ------C
March /, Feb. 2S, Fer. 20, Feb. 27,
1873. 1874. 1876. 1873.
". C. w. e. W. c. " G.
Total deaths ..26 22 l2 @ 10 1S g Ii.
Sill. hurn. O y o !

DEPARTURE OF SENATOR WIrBERs FOR
WAsHSGTos.--Hon. Robert Z. Withers,
United States Senator.elect from Virginia,
who succeeds Hon. John F. LIE Wis, whose
ternSof office expires tomorrow, left the city
yesterday afternoon by the 2:35 train for
Washington, to be present at the extra ses'
sion of the Senate, which meets on Friday at
noon. Before leaving the city Mr. Witbers
entered the Senate chamber and took leave
of every member of the body who happened
to be present at the time, and received the
beartiest wishes from bis many friends for
bis future health, happiness, and prosperity.
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FRAsx MAYO ar THE THEATRE.-Mr. Frank
Mayo and Miss Rosa Rand will appear at the
Thea,re ON Monday evening next Mr.
MAYO in his. inimitable character, DaVy
Crccltett and Miss Rand as Elenor Vaugha'l }.
THE play Is one Of the most attractive ever
rresented 10 a Richmond audience, and the
5Pheatrs will no doubt be well filled by an
andienee such as Mr.. Dayy Crockett (Mr.
Mauo1 deserves. The drama Ia fnsl s con-
str;mted is very well written; aud r assesses
= sin,nlcity which Is really oeauti .iul. Mr..
Maro ave is a Splendid actor. We CA testify to
his merits, as well as to the abb .lity Of Miss
Rand. who always fully sustai' as her repu,a.
tion as an artistic in her char ning rendition
of E,enor Vaughan.
The sale OF reserved sea. 3 begfns on Fr!day
at ,Wyati's muaie emp lfsum. No. S20 Main
tStreet.
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The RlvERs- The river was d few feet
Bsher than ordinary high.lde yesterday Z
eveMng, and stiii risipg.-.s ta4 ef .,.s.. :,

UNAVAILABLE LETTERS RgaIInlEG IN fHR
RIcnaosD PosT.O OFsscE MARCH 2, 1s75.-F.
L. Freenain & Co., No. 504 vest Pratt
street, Baltimore, Nd; Mr.. j. II. Wslke,
city !; Mr. William Walsh, TwentJ.ffth
street near Venable, city; Mrs, Nellie Cole
map, 215; Jefferson street, Petersburg, Va;
Mr.. While Homie, care of Pedin & Wbitlock,
Main between Seventeenth and Eighteenth
streets. city !; Miss Saiiie w :. Cheuery, ,eoruer
Smith aud Marshall streets; T,ayer Brothers.
10f Duane street, New York city; Paymas-
ter George w. Beauman, navy.yard, Ports
mouth, Va. ~ foaT,Sg. 'sisoI
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Messrs Eaito~s>s You Will please state In /,
your columns that L. Nj. Johnson, known as;
Calvin Hennery rIate of Richmond, Va, now :
resides in Brooklyn, n. T., and is not dead,
as reported in Richmond, but is still alive
ard on the war-pash in Brooklyn,
$500 And oblige L.. M Junssoa. II
Of the L. n. T.'s of Richmond, Va 1
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GsuERsoR Z. B. VANCE, OF NcaTH ca AR's
LIMA, ro LECTURE IN RicEaosD.Ia teleslas'
was received yesterday BY the Lecture oxi-
mistae oil the Young Mems CHRISTIAN asso'
cisbon saying that Governor VANCE nau esn'
ssuaed to visit Richmond anQ denver tWo
lectures before that Association: LIDO SUD,
nats will be "Tbe Scattered Nation ana
!" The Demagosue," and: such suntesss in ms
sa nds will prove rich treat. Inc aales
agreed upnn are Tuesday ana Ihursa'
evenings Of mex. week-the 9Th ana ii9h
If the evenings are fair the rooms OF tbt
Association, will no doubt be hlled ~ oyer
hoWinr 49,.
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CARRIERS DELIVERY Fe# FEBRUARah- The
following is statement of the lettsr.car-
riers' department Of this city for February:
Registered letters delivered, 593 ); mail let
ters delivered, 81, ,347 ;. mail cards delivered,
1O,s55; locsl cards delivered, 4,32ll;: news
papers delivered, SO, 7D9; letters collected,
1884; cards collected, 8 l39; papers col.
lecred. 7,540; total Iiocai postage for February,
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PROFESSOR EIeHoLLs.-A very select and
appreciative audie nee was 10 attendance isst
NIGHT at Assembly Hall to bear Professor
Nicbols in his serial Of poetic readings for
the benefit Of the Young. Mems Christian
Assooiation. His selections from Poe and
others were rendered in an easy, graceful,
and highly entertaining: manner. Professor
Nichols win lecture again Thursday night.
when = changed programme wi!s be pre-
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soSs OF TEMpERAKcx.-There will be a.
public temperance meeting at Rising Mount
Zion Baptist church, Rockets. on Monday
next at s P. NJ. Addresses wi!l;be made by
Rev. Horatio Hazris, William F. Brown
w. Nj. Mirkian, NJ. A. Harris, snd others :
The meeting Will be under the auspices o.
Rising Mount Uon Division, 10. 80; sons o.
TemDerance.
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TRAM DELAYED.-The mail.trs In of the
Richmond and Danville road, due. here yes
terday at 80 PM, did not arrly euntil go.
1t had to wait on the North Carolina diyi.
Son several hours on account fJf late arrival
Of trains of It's southern conD ections.
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A LusATIC IN CUsToDY.-The sheriff OF
Charlotte county, on his way to Stauutop,
having in his custody Charles w. Foster,
lunatic, arrived in this city yesterday. fos-
ter was locked up at the First statlon.nouse
last night for saie.keepins. Tne sherlH VIII
lave for Slaunton with him this morning.
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.CoNy1crs REcEIvED.--Jack Fitzgerald and
Charles Hairston we're received at the pcni,
tentiary yesterday from Pittsylvania county
the former to be imprisoned three years ior
burglary, and the latter five years for the
same offence.
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THOMAS ". KEEsCE. 10 A. .Mi, spleadld new.
fnrnftnne, Tano, &c.
COOK & LATaHTON l0h A. IN. at sesideIise No.
22l6 S1sae streas, housestaa 1urpf'ure' az, IS
PAINE, CAkELL h CO., l9sA. NJ, for Messrs.
MANN 5. ValeIaine- e, Co, No. .lzlt, hain
slretn n hrpe s0ck OF nQdeos and fanad soods.
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THEFT OF DREss.-Sarah Heath (colored)
was arrested by Policeman Matthews yester.
day, charged with stealing one black dress
and divers other wearing apparel, all OF the
value of $50, the property of Mrs. Calharine
Whitaker
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GRAND UNITED ORDER OF TRUE REFORM

GRAND UNITED ORDER OF TRUE REfoKM-
ERs,-Tbe Worthy Master OF Welcome
Fountain, No. 6, has appointed the Following
On sick: Simon i. Travis, 10,
hert II. Holmes, Charles Fantrog, Ai!feG
Bradshaw, S. K. Burnley, n. Il. Burnley, NJ,
e. Sully. On finance: James SHAW, 81.
Bolwes, B. b. Burnley. On widows' ard
orphaps' fund: George W. Brown, Christie
pher Brown, and George Williams, Jr.
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CACTSoN--Do not bs induced to send youp,or-
ders and measures Ser sarts 10 northern cities when
u u can he furnished by home merchants with q
better shjrt, Tbetter II, auS at less price. THIS
means busfaess. and II. T. MuLER will proved to-
any one who will give HIM showing. ..., .-.
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ANSIvERsaRY CELEBRATIoN.-Solomon Di-
vision, No. 1s, United Order OF Vanguard
of Freedom, will celebrate their first ami
versary on Thursday the Ah instant by u
street naraIp.
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AsoquER SAMPIE-MERCylA ANT FINED.-ln
the I,listipgs Court yeste rday Edward Schai-
fer was tried for seD.pg goods by sample
contrary to the Stale revenue law, iouno
o,,ilty. and aned SvJ0 and costs.
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REM,ssNEs OF nLEAEnYD corToNs. Irish linens .
table damasks; dress goods IN all styles silks In
black and colDsesl at grene sacrifice, at SYCLEa
BRoTIlARS'. Better csH at once and take your, y
hpip
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N5'cnILD will re5rne- EkBMIsG's ShNPoNIss /.
M-CoNEaCTiOES, rs ihsy possess zone Off
those na,neous ingre dents, 80 commonly Sound In
'wor n medicine.
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CIRCUIT COURT OF RICHMOND In the Cir
cult Court of Richmond yesterday the case
of Thomus j. Rowland Us. w. ID. Tompklns
& Brother, commission merchants Of this
city, was tried. In November, 1874, Row
land shipped to Tompkins d Brother, from
WaverIy, Mo-, forty.six bales OF broom corn,
weighing 9,4S6 pounds, to be sold on his ac
count. The broom-corn was sold Mt five
cents per pound. Plaintiff maintained that
proper inquiry and information, easily OBJ
tainable, would have given Tompkins Il
Brother the knowledge that the article was
worth from ten 10 twelve cents per pound in
Baltimore, if not in Richmond. The differ
euce between five and ten cents per pound
was what he claimed. The jury rendered
verdict for defendants. The amount for
which the broom corn was sold BY Tomp-
kins & Brother was paid over TO the clerk OF
the court. ...
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A LARGE ASSORTMENT sS sILKs, suited to the
present aud ooBln x seasons, at LEVY BRoIHERSf-.
Also large s!oek OF black ots. We call particular
attention to our Bellons H,ck gros.grain at $3.50
Dpr ward. ,- ..JJ a.
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TIE BEST soc. CORSET In the world y you will
fnd 1T SYGLE BRoENERSr.
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HAMBERe EDGENGS AND ISsERTINGs. can be
bought at SfCLE BRoTHEES at less than impor u
ers' price. 60 theI G al d So tsfy yourself,
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VANGUARD OF FREEDo8.-The seni.an-
uual session of District Grand Division, No.
/. United Order of Vanguard of Freedom,
will take place n this city to-day.
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UMBR ELIAS from Toe. to- SO at ScHAAP's news.
and variety store, 1902 Main st rett.
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KREr ErTHErMoSEDIE; rHs. CRY; support your
o1n 1,s especially when 1t CARTE done 10
your advantage Rernsmber' that Lxyr BROTH. &.
BRS the lsaders cGlow prices In this city. 4,nJ
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RICHMOND, February sTf lS7o.'
SPECIAL NoTIcE-Fron this date the fest quall-
ty of Pembroke Shirts will be sold atrfhirty-six
do,,ors par dozen. E. b sPRSCs& Son.
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TILE BEsr sec. AtYAGA IN this cIty-whe.herat
auction or prkxate sale-ean be had at LEVY
BROTHERS. Also, great bargains IN moha'rs and q
brilIIanIfres.
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SIN BEST PEs.BRaH1E SHIRTS made 10 Drder ZOE
eighteen dollars by. Z. B.SPESCE SON.
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Largest SIaB EXTRA qELTS; d'uble.faced
Marselles quilts at "a the largest siz: aud best
quality Turkish suiIts ut sc: ut Levy BRorHERs'.
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IF sou WANT to be Well. dressed, wear DWAR- n
WICK eoLLAH.and have: your boots blasked. ri, =
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Umbrellas, .bcst goods at lowest prices at
SGHtAP.S
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NEW STYLasi OH RRIsSIMn, PERCAGnn auE
pRINIED. SE.N COLLARS and CUFFS, fos1 lauies,
at LEVY BROTHERS..
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SM BEST eUnLa u PEhsRoKE sHIHTs mace 10 /
orier Tor eightcan dollars ty f. b. SrENck & soh.;,
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NEW YORK MIIiEs. and W..MsCTTA .AUfsLIs arc
used In the Deso qualtfy Of Pembroke shirts. Six
sh,rt, TOR eiQ htesn doIazrs. z. Is. SPENCER Il Son.
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E1suTEEN utskLA1s VIII buy ss Of the beaS'
SHIFTS made toorda1, and perfect nt R-srapeea, p1I
E.B SnENCE:& SEx. ..
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THE DECEASED.

The deceased was native of New York,
was 40 years Of age, and had been conductor
on several northern railroads. He told Mr.
John Wren that he had not been drunk before
for fourteen years. For fourteen months, &C :
cordipg to his statement, he had been em-
ployeu on the western division of the Cbesa-
peake and OHIO railroad. He had been here
ior several weeks, and bad boarded at Foro's
hotel. His friends and relatives in New
York haye been telegraphed to. If they do
not arrive this morning the body will be in
tered by the city.
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tis {colored), charged with being common
thieves and yagrants, bavipg no visible Laean.
OF support, were required to give security In
The sum of $50, and in default thereof were
committed To jai1. 'qN.--.:t1eG :15i 80
| The following parties were fned: MARI
Moss, st for being drunk and unaole, to take
care OF himself; George Cooley. (c0iOredl,
charged with abusing Frank Berry, was Re. Re.
required to pay costs tSf.3Df; CIV. Brooks,
for firing off a-gun In the city, waS fined $5.
SawDeY A. Wimbush fcpIered barber, mas
sent on 10 the grand jury to answer for ob.
tainiDg diamond ring worth SO from Nil
dred Randolph on false pretenees. The case
against him for obtaining msneS from Mil
dred in the same. manner was continue d
cutil to-day. Wimbush was convicted OF
petit larceny last year., The second conpic-
SION for petit larceny Is punishable as felony.
Richard Bull (colore6t, charged! With stsalk
ing one pair Of socks and, one pocket book
containing $500, all, of the, value of s.; the
property of Peter PoiRdex,er.. Continued
unfit the 10th Instant p" :.
Mr. Charles Neiz, charged with Having In
bis possession one goose the property OF
John Campbell (colorsdA was further exam
lned. Gampbell bad lest several geese, and
the ope, 10 question he fbund in Nei3s, yard
and Idestlfled him By 8 private MARIA. slit
in the web o. the foot. keiz claimed that
the slit II, the foot was hia private mars, and
bad another goose marked in the sans way,
which was produced in court. CampbeA, by
way Of eorrebOratory evidence, also pro-
daoed one of bis geese bearsos the same pri-
vate marx as the one 10 question. 1t beipg.
impossible TO- decide the caseaDy other wsJ,
the eemplaint was dismissed and Neiz Hss
left in possession of the disputed goose.
Martin Coleman and WilliaRa McCrackeb,
charged with being suspicious characters,
were ordered 10 leave the city IN twenty.fous |
hours .'>'Ss~ z,.'
Joseph Croft {colored), charged with bur
entering in the, nighttime the St.
Charles Hotel and stealing lot Of provisions
therefrem, was partially examined and. case
continued until to-day. Croft asempIoy ed |
at the St. Charles as a servant, and obtained |
a false key and entered the kitchen by door,
leading from the alley, and took: out a small
lot OF fish, butter, and potatoes.
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ONE HUNDRED DOZEN TOWELS just opened at.
SYcLE BROTHERS ut $50. worth fully u 6Uper :
dozen f'r..@"
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T~ousp ANn LOT ON lDuVAL a.

rrOUsE AND LOT ON lDUVALm
tt STREET E0R SALE PkITATELY.-M5
. he House Is No 0, south side OF Gnysi street.
e.st, between First and Eoeshee snye rosnas Sar r
iT ali. good kitchen and .coai-hcuse. LuI
saxIaS: Garden large enough 90 raise yeeetanses
suficient ior family; ~eli OF excellent Ws'e.S ~
n The premises In thorough repair. ia! ~ .s ~
Years and is perhaps the healthest IN the eyi; :.
PRIc.: 81, ,750~ one-tfih cash she n'si Sssf,:
g. l2 lS, and 81 months, e&ca insaainets ins' go
Anniy ON the premises, which VIII " 20 s, "
any one desiring 20 purchase. .-------r - -
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CnANcEKY Court OF RICHxoNp, TUES
DAY-Judse Ed,eard FL. Flizhush presiding.
The following cases were disposed of:
Jarvis g. Ginn rs Atkinson, &c. Decree
for sale OF the property in the bill and pro-
ceedings mentioned. s..H --......
Morris's executor us. Barrett, &c. Decree
directing commissioner to pay the share Of
the children Of Charles Y. Norris, TO be
paid 10 him as the trustee named in the will
Of the testat0r. ~
Miner vs. Roy, &c. Decree making par.
tial distribution Of fund and providing for
the resale ofthe property, UNLESS the purchaser
in default pay the balance of the purchase
money within the time prescribed by the de-.
cree.
First National Bank of Clarksville Us. First
National Bank OF Richmond. Decree direct
ing an issue TO be tried by q jury at the bar
of this court.
Haryie us MarshaI's executor, &c. De.
cree directing the transfer of certain bonds
and certificates therein mentioned to Ander.
son Wade, on the petition of said Wade and
wife.
Anderson U.s. Anderson, &C. Decree, on
petition of William Turpin, directing deed
10 heirs-at.law of Robert A. Turpin, the
purchaser, who Is dead, the purchase.money
having been paid in full by his adninistra.
tor; said deed to be made on the terms set
forth in said, decree.
Edmund Davenport & Co. Us. Wickham,
&c. Decree settling principles Of case and
referring cause to commissioner for inquiry
and report
Irby's administrator Us. Hutcheson's ad-
ministralor, &C. Decree sustaining ex-
ception to commissioners report and re.
committing the same for further inquiry and
report.
dissolViug the injunction heretofore awarded
in. the cause.
Price & Co., Us. Martin, Sc. Order for
rule against party in default for not an
swering.
Redmond cs. Redmond, &c. Decree con-
firming report of commissioner and ratity-
ing sale and purchase of property heretofore
made
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VNBRELLAsss specially at scHAAr's..
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DEATH FROM DELlRlUM.

, VOLUNTARY PRISONERS LAST
HOURS IN JAIL.
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r\lE>TlGATION BY TIE CORONER.
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| !, LIMITED STATES :CIRcU1r, CouRT--Juda
Hughes presidinq.--In the matter Of Jaspe
II. Wells, bankrupt. The, assignee was d
reetel1 to! pay the bankrupt, enough I'D cas-
from he proceeds Of the sale of bis persona
property TO make, In addition to the article
exemute d ander the poor debtors law, thl
sum OF, 800 Jas an exemption IrI1 ~
In the matter of James y. Walthar, bank
rupt. :, Tb eassignee's report of December Il
1874, was confirmed, and the assignee or
dered to paF the balance, in bis bands to tht
bankrupt ,on' account of his $500, exemption
The report OF the sale o. she baBkrupt's rea
estate was confirmed, and F. N. Watkins ap
pointed special commissioned to take an ac
eoHnt of the liens upon said land. -.
IN the matter ct J. E. PAttesop, bankrupt.
The assignee was ordered to pay TO tbe bank.
rUps S500'as an exemption, ,and to 8. B. Nc.
Kinney, assignee OF Shipe, Cloud & Co, 1868, 1868
the amount OF their jndsmest assigned to
said Mckinney. .tl ssss.o.i III
In she matter of w. E. Bradshaw, bank:
rupt. The assignee was ordered to pay to
the bankrupt s226.ss; to make, ja additisu
to the amount exempted TO hiro under she
poor debtors law, his $500 exemption.
Gu the matter OF John D. ChiIes. bana-
rupt. The bankrupt was allowed to.amen1
bis sche ednles. 7e,s ,..s ,s.... 40
In che matter of Thomas B Dorset, bank
rrpt.( The assignee was directed to convey
to William G. and Samuel Il. 3. Dorset. 1.-The
purchasers of certain Of rbe bankrupts real
estate, the property purchased by them;and
the clerk was ordered to. check upon the
fund deposited in bank for. S223.45 in favor
of Jehnson, Trueheart & Vaughan on ac-
cOlInt of their iu1umpnt '...
In the matter Of u. T. Remles, bankrupt.
The report OF Special Comm issioner Stallsrd
was confirmed and John Scott, a. creditor,
having failed to make good bis upset bid of
ten per cent. for the property in the town of
Culpeper, the sale Of said property was con-
tirmea. and the purchaser OF the land near
the tewn Of CuIpeper was ordered to comply
with the terms OF sale within thirty days or
the property will be resod. -,
LIP the matter OF William z. Swift, bank
rupt. An order was made distributing the
proceeds of the sale of the ansrupt's real
estate.
In the matter Of John S. Fitzgerald, bank
rupt. The register was directed to distribute
the amount in the hands OF the assignee
among such general creditors Of the bank
rupt as have proved their claims, excepting
those Of Nj. NJ. Harper, administrator, and
William Atkins. .-.' 81 ..'-.' EH.
\ discharge in bankruptcy was issued to
Richard D. Carter, of Powhatan county.
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s<-THE CIRCULATION OF THh DE-
r,.rc4 ~ 1AHoER THAN THE COMBINED
.fpcrl.kTloS OF ALI. TIE OTHER DAILY
OF TIE CITY. ..-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-03

Mr.. Briggs. resuming, said Had known
that the case was urgent should most as.
staedly have gone down to deceased's cell.
! thought the noise they made was very un-
necessary. We make tia rule not 10 60 down
stairs after dark if we can possibly avoid It,.
@. In your opinion, is it necessary to have
a pight-suard?
A. Well, don't know. =,
O.. Suppose there was fire, how would
the prisoners communicate with you!
A. They would have to holloo to me.
0. Say positively whether you think there
should be night-guardy
A. do not think it necessary. fhey can
eenrrally manage to wake me quite promptly
@. Is there any other person ia jail WIZ
you al nightt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-03

Tna NE,rRrR To-nAv.-Ffo'n orr re-
,,,,t< ,s,, morning he ln'obob'hheS are ma
oJ.I!e.ddy n,N be partly clondy, 'c'h
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-09-24

FRESH CRACK ERS.
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CO.'S cRACKERs-the blue ribbon goods
Of the West.
Send for Price Iist. ST. Louis, Mo.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-09-24

Dr. Tufts Liver pills act A. gently on the most
,,Ale female ~ upon the most vigorous system.
S9h everywhere. Price - cents.