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Yves. Virginia on the Debt.

S ~ n
The massage In the message Of the GOV.
ernor OF West Virginia on the subject OF the
public debt of this State and the portion OF II
tina, should be paid by West Virginia Is ex'
c edingly smart. The Governor concurs
with the commissioncrs-Mes JONATHAN
AZ. BsssErr and JOHN J. JACKSON (and CAMP
nyLI)-"in the general principles laid down
nv them as a basis Of adjustment" These
commissioners never mst our commissioners
appointed to confer with them. Mr.. BEN
NETT. guiding General JACKSON, took hum
through the aisles Of the basement OF the Ole
Virginia capitol, with which be was so very
familiar, and figured up certain items OF eX'
Dendi,ure without informing the Executive
wha. he was after), and went away. His
statement, we believe, exhibits Oid Virgins
as Indebted to West Virginia. Indeed, VIC
should always be afraid Of any settlement
Mr.. Bennett might make. 1t would DC ap'
to show his side to be the creditor. lie Is
nevertheless. as the Frenchman says. q" very
nice gentleman, for all that" His plan is tt
charge the district where the money IS ex
pended for the disbursement. Upon TIL:
Dian General BAGwELL could make out ire
lncndous claim against the-State on behalf o.
Accomac, waere not q dollar has been ex
PENDED for internal improvements
But this subject grows critical. Inc
longer We don't pay the more We owe
West Virginia threatens to set tho example
in the way of reputation, and there are
persons in Virginia who are not 10th to FOL
low it whenever she sets it. We don't think
the matter can be long treated with Imp1ac-
ticable schemes and postponenent. 1t will
have to be met some way or other. For
heavens sokc, pay or repudate. The debt
is heavy, but more so in Imagination than
reality. The amount needed il small compared
with some items of extravaganza which poy-
cr,y seems not TO diminish; not one-tenth
OF the cost of the whiskey our people con-
sumo, for instance!
The commended basis Of West Virginia
for adjustment has more Of cunning than
conscience in it.
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The coalition in the Illinois Legislature
between the Bourbons and Independents has
met Il serious reverse. The Senate resolu.
tions reciting the military outrages in Lou
isiana, and proposing joint committee to
report proper expression Of the indignant
feelings of the sovereign State of Illinois,
were taken up In the House. They were
first laid on the table by SO yeas to 63 nays
Z absent. A motion to reconsider was also
tabled by yeas, Is; nays, 7O-5 absent. On
both votes u clear majority OF the whole
House voted against the resolutions.
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REMOVALS..

DEMOVAL.-J. THOMPSON BROWN,
IL Real Estate Agent and Arcuoneer. Having
removed TO the office No. l1l3 Sain street. ad-
Joining the new Stale Bank building, thereby grea,
" increasing my facilities Tor conducting The real
estate business In al! its branchesS take THIS occa
sion to return my thanks 70 the public Tor lhe Isr!
liberal patronage bestowed upon me, ana prompe
renewed efforts aud falthful attention ~ q" pu''
ness committed 10 my care. o.rr, g.,
lam also prepared 10 NEGOTIATE LoAso III
real estate and all other securities ,o,yS
~ j. THOMPSQS BROWN,
Real Estate Agen. and Aucttonecr,
t,1o-St No, ll13, next 70 state BANK.
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MARRIAGES.

Married. on Tuesday, January 18th by Rev. J.
R. Garlick, JOSEPH LUNGAN and FANNIE o.,
youngest daughter of the late Ed. N Dabney; both
of this city.
Mobile Ala) papers please copy.
Married, on Tuesday the 9th instant. by Rev. y.
W. Wilson, pastor of Grace-Strect Baptist church,
WILLIAM X. CHARLEY and MARTHA +.
WUODSON; both Of this city. NO cards.
Married, in Petersburg, en- the 18Th instant, at
the residence of the brides mother by the H. KEY.
j. H. d. Wingfeld ID. D., POWHATAS BREE-
DEN, Esq. of Richmond, TO MARIA. only daugh-
ter OF the late Major j. z. May. No cards.
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When one reads the Louisiana report be
cannot but feel amazement that such wrongs
as 1t describes did not drive the white people
of that State into most violent deeds OF re-
yenge. The people of Louisiana merit the
admiration of mankind for the noble man
ner in which they have borne themselves
under trials and insults which from their
peculiar nature were without precedent for
their irritating and provoking character.
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r-.a.aa
All in the Family

The Louisiana report Of the sub-commit-
tee of Congress states that "in many parishes
call the white Republicans and all the office
"holderS belong to single family. There
care five GREENS In oti:e In Lincoln. There
care seven Of the BoULTs in office in Natchi-
"toches." All! Office and Federal pap have
done their worst with the South. The
SCREENS" asd the "BoULrs" are scattered
over the whole South-thank God, in small
numbers.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

TRAYS, ATTENTION i Parade ats
VI Old Market Hall on FRIDAY NIGHT rcxtA
al TX O'Clock In ful-cIes, uniform for inspectUn
by ;oIone JOHNSON. AT er inspection qn artery II
meeting will be held FIR assessment Of lines, pay
ment OF dues, &C. Every member must be present.
rain or shine, wet or dry unless prevented by sick
ness. BY order Of Captain EOsslEuH.
IA I9.4t >. j. SMITH, First Sergeant.
4 GTENTION, + COMPARATIVE y
n officers and men of this company are hereby q
ordered To meet 1T the store Of Lieutenant H. l..
Miller III HIS TUESDAY EVENING at O'Clock n
for business. full attendance Is desired, iina
action Ill be taken on the revised bylaws aud other
important matters. By order Of Captain CLARKE.
ROBERT II. GILLIAN,
a19.ltk Orderly Sergeant.
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In the Bank Of France they have got q
brick for, which they paid 900 francs In spe-
Gle. II Tes taken from the ruins of burned
a.euse, and The image and figures OF Q note
Tor 1000 fraIcs are burned on the surface,
transferred by the beat from real note.
This brick the bank redeemed on prcSen.a.
ton, IS il it were the note itself,
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,EXcELsIOR MARKET,
No. 2o4 EAST BROAD STREET

wou.d most respectfully call the attention Oh NE
friends, patrons, and the public In senefss;,n al
above market, where they eau % supp'isA
kinds OF
- FRESn MEATS,
,,ea "a choice BExY, MUTTON, VEAL, POLK, ana
also VEGsrABLES OF all k.nds. DRIED "a S.r,
CANNED FRUITS, FISH, and OYSTERS, IN.
everything found In ahrst-class ssoy,s'on
| Marketing delivered free, an uscuLEE
| 1al9-ot a' - aSsA
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EXECUTORS, NOTICES.

NOTlCE.-Haying qualified as ADMINISTERS.
~ irIx NTH the Wia annsaed or ne t ef Tt .,
hoe VINO are InGebted TO the said estate tocgi
forward and make payment OF The amounts ua',
and ,nose 10 whom the estate 1, iudeolea 10
lheif ciaiin' ava MARIA A. HATTORE,
OF y. A. aattorf, deee ,sed:
p,runnSr, Va January 1S, 1873. u la-ot-
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NYECUTOR'S NOTICE.

RICHMOND, January IL, 1912.
Persons having ciaims against inc TIaM,Iro
GEORGE w. BAkhER, deceased OF n,s.i.J
county, Will present them, properly
to the undersigned for settlement, anu am ~.
tnu ~ s, ~ '"iN Il. WILEY DAVIS,
IN l3-l0ls -
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France annually consumes 1900, 900
pounds OF tobacco. All this tobacco is
bought by the Government from the grow.
scrs, manufactured and sold in the Govern.
ment interest for the tobacco traffic is In
France as much Government concern as
the postoffice is here. In 1874 the gross re-
iceipls from sales were 2S7, 100000 francs,
or s57, 100000; In 1916 it was only $1,000
nna
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OFFICE RICHMOND RAILWAY C6MpAyYI
RICitMoSp, January l6, Is75.{
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
l. STOCKHOLDERS OF THE RICHMOND
RAILWAY COMPANY will be held in their onfrs
on Leigh rest, on MONDAY the 18th day of
February, 1878. 6. WALDKOP.
ia 1O-td Secretsry
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

WE HAVE ON HAND A LARGE
w quantity Of SCRAP HARD WOOD. stove
size for sale LOW FOR CASH. This wood Is al.
mirabiy adapted for cooking purposes, and very
saleable. To purchaser who viii take the lotAT
ONCE the terms will be liberal. Apply TO
LINDSAY 4 ROSS.
Ia l9-lt& Ninth and Arch streets.
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AmUSEBI EN'SS.

THE GOSPEL TABLEAUX,
BEAUTIFUL PAINTED PANORAMA
OF THE
LIFE OF CuRIST,
will be exhibited at Clay-Street Methodist Frisco.
pal church TONIGHT. January o, for the bcnefs
Of the DoECAs SOCIETY.
The lecture will be delivered by Rev. Dr.. JoHx
r. EDWARDS.
Admission, Csc; reserved seats, Soc: children,
TX n 1919
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annual meeting OF the
~ WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS COMPANY,
1reenbrier county, w, Va, will he held at the ~.
change Hotel, Richmond, Va, on THURSDAY,
January 2Sth, 1875, at 8 o'clock =. ".
A. \. WELLFORD,
President White Sulphur Springs Company.
IA Sid
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DOCK AND JOB PRINTING NEATLY
ID DONE AZ THIS QfEkGEa
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UNION BANK OF RicHYONpD
January IA, 1875.
NOT1CE.-An adjourned meeting of the
~ STOCKHOLDERS OF this bunk win take
place on THURSDAY NEXT. the 2lst instant Al
81 o'clock F. 81, In the rooms over the First Ma
GIo1aI Bank. JAMES MILLER
IN 15-td IashI,r
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OFFICE VIRGINIA STATE INSURANCE Goa
RICHMOND, January 4, 1875. (
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF TIE
L STOCKHOLDERS of the VIRGINIA STATE
INSURANCE COMPANY will he held on mon.
DAY the 18th inslant,at IL O'Clock 81, at the If.
ice Of the company.
WILLIAM Ii. CHRISTIAN,
10 l5-td Secretary.
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MASONIC .NOTICE.-Tbe mem. @
III pers OF RICHMOND gANDOLPu~
LODGE: No, 19, will attend stated meet. ~
ing at the Masons' Hall THIS EYENITc
O'Clock. Members Of sister lodges and v.i,;ooant
thren are Invited to be presen.. nv &c. ns n,e.
WIN. WILLIAM + RSrn prnet 81 The
+ ja19-1t* snoLh,
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GRAND LODGE KNIGHTS OF m
" PYTHIAS.-The seventh animal ia
session OF the GRAND LODGE OF ETA
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS OF Viz. k.JaaI
GINA will be held at Pythian Castle ESIE
Hall, corner Main and Eleventh street Ny
In The city of Richmond, on TUESDAY The Or,
Of January, 1875, at TX O'Clock P II. BY or Sr
Of the Grand Chancellor. ~ ""e'
= LEROY $. EDWARDS.
u Io-Lt g. X. Of X. and s.
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A REGULAR, MEETING OF -
IA OLD DOMINION LODGE. No. 4 40
KNIGHTS OF PYTHTAS. will lie held ints r 4
the libEry-room OF Pythian Castle Hali.SSSaJ
corner, Siain and Eleventh streets, THIS VIZ
order Of the e. e. = Mci3 FIsHsES
tn 19-1t&y -: H. 49,. x y ~,
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The Senate was called to order at IL ~. oS
the PRESIDENT. No prayer.
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' E6beE MANNERS Ea' 7sl \ 3 OF E AMT. q
q called meeting TUESDAY, 10Th ias,.nta TX
at O'Clock, at their hall In the Westhsm Wc.,sa
pay the last tribute Of respect to our deceassd 70
Their I: y. GILMAN. Transient brethren and oro-
beers Of sister city lodges are Respectfully men-
to attend By order Of w NJ. 'eiDeNsa
ia 19-lt4 G. w. DUESBERRy S,o..
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dices, SAYS of them: independence ana
bravery shoulder amongst this young nation
| with violence and excess; but these are Of
themselves noble things; and no less noDle
are the sentiments which serve them for dis.
cipline-to wit, an affecttonate devotion ana
respect for pli9hted faith. These appear ID
their laws and break forth IN thelr poetry"
Bluff, honest, beef.eating John Bull mas not
lost this inheritance from his Saxon ances'
| tors. No sacrifice has ever been deemed oy
him too great to pay in full bis honest
debts. need not 60 beyond my own
memory for illustrations. In the year
1871, when Great Britain was passing
through one of the severest commercial
and monetary crises she has ever known !;
! when five successive crops had failed; when
wheat was at seyenty.two shillings the quar-
ter tS2.18 per busheD and wages at five cents
day when 80 many laborers were thrown
out of employment that the Government was
compelled to employ them in breaking stones
on the high ways to save them from starving !;
when the manufactures were stopped and
every Industry paralyzed, it was found there
was deficit in the public revenues of Sl2,-
100000, which had continued for tive years.
Sir Robert Peel, as Prime Minister, was
called upon to confront the difficulty. He
did it with the characteristic courage ana
| fraHkpess of British statesman. In the
course Of his speech TO the House Oh Com
mons he uttered these manly words: F." You
| will not reconcile it to your conSclences
to hope for relief from diminished taxation.
| II you have the fortitude and the eonstancy
of which you have been set the example
you will not consent with folded arms 70
view the annual growth Of this mighty EVIL;
YOU will not adopt the miserable expedient
| of adding during peace to the burdens which
posterity will be compelled to bear. If you
| do permit this evil to continue you must
expect the severe but just judgment OF
rejecting and retrospective posterity. Your
conduct will be contrasted with that Of your
fathers under difficulties infinitely less press
ing than theirs; with that of your fathers at
the meeting OF the More; and who, with a
rebellion in Ireland and disaster abroad,
submitted with buoyant vigor and universal
applause, with the funds as low as 52, to a
property.tax OF 10 per cent. My confident
| hope and belief is that now, when devolye
the responsibility upon you, you WAL prove
yourselves worthy Of your mission as LII
representatives of q mighty people Ida
you will not tarnish the fame Wficl
| it is your duty 10 cherish as the most giorl
Gus Inheritance; and that you Will not i'm
pair the character for fortitude AND gool
faith which, in proportion as the empire
opinion supersedes and predomiaates owe
tue empire Of physical force, constitutes 10
, 1875-09-24

II .rrcerl t!s., ono 1an.s A. Whit H. tnr hslh ~
fm''a'fy neea Of tl,c Arm In question ' 49, ~ shc,
stlrh l'Id fH4"n gtTrn 10 ratsfy claim ~. ,uS
.,'. ."T wiietcni, ec In h'aus. Whit. y. I.,asn,
r1n'r forward fsr tha tim IT Srntic. aha ,n1.y,
winch 10 Wiz IrIsrnEdr, aDtt mania IN I.t
f merits In The suit. setl,ne forth TINT the Il Of
an oEa"t to TIM rntos IN question Ffn:snR =, ,nir
al.'staHe IN The material fhaRet! 81 fn ,tu
5hs affidavit .ai to continuaae f tho suis T. II ''f
mcnt IN fhn hHten, . An,
Mr. Wh!.t.k then vent l,efors tho Grand Jn = an'
e?,ssti ths tn.t IT Parsons for i"f!mrs n
to have lsef committed in making tia stpEesass :"
dAth.
I'll. 1mpnns!ing Of tha Jury v*s te'!ln,is r.or -
rhfrh WAS completed about noon. A~alstant at.t =
Attorney tsrf anil john vsr, At1nsi' Gonanetu q
fcsse Tho evidence nl.iarHl ~ tin Frnancntlun
tended II rluw that tbs full anuune "f see Was dr.
liYtre henro teto eon os nave @ rfh IT, ehv shohas
vii mtkl f,ert4aasy hayn hetn falae Thirteen wit
le4ana were rzaEnHl for ta rr'r-tti0n aftrr which
that si<s of t.s rCstrd, AMI tbH ta,nr adj
jo,,rne. The lHEen.a viii c,,ntnenco this mosnlng
and occupy nlnHt Of Tho dry.
III the matter 81 The is~'p!o ". ". w. Hcor, If the
Tox,, nf Eiceso. ten additional tla3n wrrn given 70
pfcaL, Rlswcr, cr Iern'tr - tha lnfurluAtiIu.
IT'D IMEx1n.
sprtnlon CornF-JEnuE HAnv-W. II. Csitn,.1~r
town, y. y, s.1a.-t. caaghan ". ii. E.nna md !.
t;1ncir Eounr~-t;os rEssto.s--Macfa acfIsn, Camp
bell 70. -. LachtAn sui T1'nts Aac1-schan, {lG,-
G'L.75.
JGnor' 'noohns-tleorss 81. 6rowt ~. Walter @. Al.
dirs,n, $j,f,s7,Hn.
ntua unKllrs, $il5-Ha'ia a. conkoy m. J. r. Ship
herd, fto7.31.--non"tn1 WaahluRsou -. Patrick anil
;.s 1n ~ GsrSxs IG*s s~ II Ei st IT.
~. a1cDohuel 1Atf!ck Orally, 34l 4ltSn.-EIr-t Ea-
tiynsl Bank Of AoTria william u. E.uersnn, $aAax.
Valentine nIasz y. CHARTS rcek, $'ut.7o.-'amea
PcEktna Enf,un Gomrsny, md Kirkrunl 4 nu,kleY.
$su.-A. ". Allen w. William l. Frouafuo sl1G.TG.
, 1875-09-24

110fus
nurRAIo, n: T., sspt. 21:--Georse D. Lord
and William II. Bowman, OF Rochester. arrived
here to-day at 2 p. 10. in charge Of officers sent
from tt.is city for their arreAt. accompanied bY
tLeir attorney, ". +. cogswelk Of KocAester,
aud were arraignod before Judge Clinton. The
chArGea ag4iast Lord ara bribery and con-
splacy. ~
Bail was fixed at e2aoo0 on the charge of
bribery, and At IS 000 TN the coarKe OF con-
Rpracy. Thomas Leighton, ot Rochaater, quail
Tying a. houdsmaa.
". II. Bow1nxn Hns next arrhignea for con-
Bpiracy with George D. Lord and othcra. Ho
pleaded not gui1tv aud was admitted 10 bail IN
tho sum Of s5,000. his surety being Chaslss o.
Morbo. OF Rochester.
Tho indictment against Lord covorea f;tty-tro
pages Of loyal cap. aud contains aeyen counts, in
substance a8 follows:
That on tho lat day Of Februsry. tb7t. John Hand
owned claim against tha State VI ksv Yn.k for wotk
tered .uto ~ la ono for dredsins nl.ct 1oek sr.
dredging tho ohio b.sTn That Tho price paid snd 10
psy ths expenses Incurred Ia doing xa,d wosk snd
lhat tis claim Of said Hand fot compensation o,sr sud
sss s' .s. ns s' t /: RA4 M Ss " s ". usa x;
stood anu sgtced between Hand anI Lord tAat 10 Oh
tain the allowance and payment OF tho claim.
H. parpo.s e rroeat,aa liz sa.o.msns
oS A. .e or hs se o 5esu Hsaa sns mat Il
troilncsJ il thn Tr1,J,tmrn snS 4ss.tsb;v s,I ~.
sunl atnr - mIaht h. h,o,.sht befnra Io.j IN his
offjcinl rsnaety m rer,er nj t},s ts.rn1hv rh.t
a. such rtmiSr M Tia Asaembiv IN ths Sai ~ t,'s
1uarv ls7i. ii BuffsIo. Id dIj fsnnfn,s1v ri,fu1r
snd corsy recsive IND acsept from ilsnI s sxres
ss.innI ~ .nJ n,nj..a .nd ooL.si ~ @ ~ 1na
such mrn,her nf AsssmhiY t1ntrd. Il m, sn1 ri
sdditi3sl uo1,esn aver nd .boys the so',ut. nr%.
snor.s,. WI v @ M % 81 o IN Inc ssset
Nsw Vnrt ~ ~, .sr.rn tprr.st. u 'o s "
- ~ ,,.,s ~ ..~a,rt - .uw @ ~ ~ T.. ,sa
nossd ef csnsI tonms.om.r. ia it.n ~ hs,ny - nv nv
tn. ing u, nsohsaa ne.aee tne an1 L*fea
m.use niS2n r. ~ eeeonug ~" aha thas Lofa
eese III auns,s ss u. sMsts o b. psd 10 iii H.rd
!topts eesss ol he stats 70 rsy sne tsms sna
saa. iaa nsa'Rnncns snu sSrrenent aioreaaa W. ao
, 1875-09-24

The HALSTE0 STREET N. {. CHURCH.
Msssff. T. ". Harvey, F. T. Bradley. II. J. Thomp-
son. Jota Culver, s. A. Keau, b. r. Dyehc, o. Huse
T. J. Decker. u. ". Matthew, md rehoy Lows, prom
ihcnt ethodists Of ths city, hasa undertaken work
wheh is not f0rth in the following ctru1ar:
We have undertaken TO erect block on Aaisfel
Bsreet H. E.. Chnfch property, on Iahted street,
Cans!post s1enue, 1t cost OF about &15.t0I rMrt
of the an,ouutthy ts o00-ws shall borfuu. and de-
end upon tho ltbtsaty Of The people fur tho LalAnce.
1u tho building which will 5e nearly 100 fec, susre
church, suuay'schooI, 4ud social purpnsts. There
will 4lso To four eoses and Easements, ani hs!l and
several 0lIioss. This arrangement will give u thu
nassed Btreet n. Z. Church society IN audience
rouu paraonse, and jsuitofs setvloss and when tbs
nan il paid, which VIII require About ten Jears. tho
Income wilt he used In missionary npu chhritab!s
work tb the crowded portaons Of ts city that your
donation will not only help place thts socety
substadtIal bxsis. but will DO good iu slu!ar w1
for many Years 10 come. Hsted 8seet Church Is tbs
only Engltth.apcA King eTanRstcs church IN 4 negh-
barluo1 Of sUonl II ,t10 pooVs.
, 1875-09-24
Chicago Ladies' Seminary, Is { II Sbcidol-st St,

Thittcenth year orans Sept In. Bupestos adysnt-
s9es IN every department. ClasscA English European
sNd Ma.isal. ttls Gu snar for either course. for
selected etanrhs. or she atudy oE Art s!oae. T4.s
nn.st lrof. z. NJ: !oOTH. who will also form TT,.
vsta Claln for Ladies' not connaeed with tue tustjt.
tIon. location choce: buildings ampie, anil Ill tho
Apron t.nsuts for either Boarding day pupils un-
ShsIAsked, MISS GREGG, i'{iHctpal
, 1875-09-24
THE LOUISIANA SUGAR TRADE.

Clac1ssATt, Sept. 23.-The Chamber OF COM
merco today adopted resolution snAorsing tho
action o! the Nov Orleans Chamber III it's adup-
rlon OF u per ccut Of actual tare 10 the hogs
heada Of Louisiana or plantation sugar. Tho
resolution WAS accom- anirI hY Al Endorsement
vi over Ion Erocett. who asree to ius rt,ct their
agents or commission merchants to purchase for
t4etn OH no other terEnR,
, 1875-09-24
PROPOSALS..
PROPOSALS FOR FORAGE.


1TEApqr4srrHs DEPT. ov rHa plAyrx1
OFFICE I. =. M OMAHA. kcb., kspt. "a, Isis,
Sealed prrI,tals, IL tricase. will be reccisel At
~: csrs "at,l u os,s G IT,, u Ok weanssd.y. oe 70
the irrs+e oi t,diors for tho delivery tn now xunsy
ana Lur!a aka at Omaha Depot, NsbTaaka tn anan.
tile" .. Ieired stnH *seond quarter Of The lisra
p'Audr Of Corn aud olo million n1,uo) Jounds Vi
Oats. pfoIus!ls for lska quantity will ts Ieesiyexi
Each h,d ~ he cona!aesed shond b. Rusrautsttl by
i~n resi- oase Iart!os not bidders thst shey Nil be-
!. come bcutsn,en op award of contract,
Tbs r1oI ossis 1nuat b. In trilIlcate and b. made
sersrste'y ior Corn and for .ts Aud u1t state tbs
otnr from Which u Is proposed 10 dslver.
aI 'tInA. >"
bid. should b tndozsed on su.eope, " Dida for
Forl9e."
Thu contracts win he lot with ths proyfso that Tho
quantities contracted for may bs increased rele
one'itiTd " the CAet ouaftrrassrr VI tho peIart.
ntnt u any time pending full delivery.
Tbs r&M to feJet sny or I'll BIDS II rtsefsed.
Blink bids furnished and full conditions made
known On application n this ofife.
ALEX. j. pKNKY. Deputy Q. n. General.
, 1875-09-24

New YonK. Sept 23.-Tho principal coal CON-
panses raised their prices 10 CENTS por ton yes,cr-
dav. Tho Delaware HUDSON and tho Doia-
walo IL Lackawat,na aud Western Companies
agreed to sus. ena sl,irmoots to competitive
ptants for two weeks. confning sI,eir business
during thnt time to the1r Western and local
trade.
, 1875-09-24
DISSOLUTION NOTICES.
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DISSOLUTION

Th. cors1tuassh,p heretofore existlng between
Chzfles Klaueek aud Augist elEeet. boa Of tho City
ot Chicago, ILL.,, bulsrs aud conttactors uudss ths
hrn name aud style Ut K4tntHCk Hclreel. wsa un
the 10th day cf September, 4. D.. lk7d. dissolved
by mutual consent: ant that the aaid Charles Klau-
bcc& aud es4 August Schrue! will tsh cohtiuua t ths
business OF builder and contractor fuf hseH fru1n
Aaid dsts of dissolution. CHARLES KLAMHgCK,
AUGUST HQuUEEIs
, 1875-09-24

accc,'nl by 1<'ri member NJ tls' A.."rn'y.
With the unhrrr'Idtng That Lila HIflt III aetl,n 10
tfc lnflnhnscI thcrrbJ.
I.n*is bennett and Thadieua T., Dhy,g, of
I'unnlo ware II tusyll, atr'ignai on charges III
cuia ltaev IN tl"trstul tho 5tat. OF New Yo,If,
and wafe s'1n,iteh IL hail In Ito slim Of e5,uN
each 10 AtI[t ar from tIay to t}sr
, 1875-09-24
blIbtl1ttF.

spsetat DtsDa feh 10 7#s Cateaoa 1>i5rnt.
DuBuou1, H., aIt. e3.-Ihu Conference Of Ito
Methodist Episcopal Church In eelsou and lapos-
ina Of routine usnss delegated to the several oon-