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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-21
BY Warren & Topper,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
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A ssIGNEK's sALEOF PROPERTY ON
IA EVENTH BETWEEN MAIN AND FRANK
LIN STREETS-By virtue of ar order Of the
limited States District Court for the Eastern Dis
trict of Virginia. entered on the 9th OF October,
1875, in the matter OF John Gioson bankrupt. The
under ned, assignee named In said order, viii, at
4:3O 2. " on WEDNESDAY the 9Th day Of Oc-
tober 1875, sell BY public auction, the premists
for cash. the RrNT-HOLD Of The said bankrupt In
that property on seventh street between Main anu
franklin streets, where on bis BUILDtR Rs SHOP
enc OFFICES are located. The sale OF said rent
hold will include The buildings said property. j,
:. B. WITT, Assignee.
WARREN g. TCPPEB. AuctioncerS. &C 2O-7t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-21

There are three contendiDg factions
Which are mixed up in the tight
To cefeat the ruling party ...
And 10 set the city right;
The Potato Rngs, republicans,
~Reformers, and all SIGH,
But Ills difficult to tell ..,-. ...
Or TO detet mine which is which.
So In order to define them,
Aud to give them lasticg fame,
Wen collect them all together
Under one en-; honious name:
And The STRADDLE BUGS we'll dub them,
That they NAY be known when they
viii 20 a filling ut .'lbe Ring"
On next election day!
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-21

A NTHRACITE COAL For sale at very
Egg and Stove Goal; also, West Virginia Splirt
Coal of all kinds: Midlothian ard Clover Hill Lump
COal Cumberland and Nuttaihulg Coal, for steam
aud smiths use: Lehigl foundry Lump Coal soft
Lump and Hail Coke; Oak and Pine Wood.
WHIT ROR RTS.
so Cd corner Seventeenth and Cary streets,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-21

"A BILE BUILDING LOT
IA 27hb by 1872 feet on the east side OF Twenty
fiftb sire ef, adIoiDing the Masonic Hall on the
south, will be- ShLD BY AUCTION, on the pre-
misses, on THURSDAY, 2lst ins tant, at ~ O'Clock
p. NJ. ,,-r.,,..- n. .....1..
TERMS: At sale. - . -. ~ 80" H.
RICHARDSON 8 co. Auctioneers.
~ TO -, = - -, - . 1llS Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-21
BY W. Goddln, -=
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
l. REAL ESTATE IN THE PLAN OF BEL:
NIDEHF, ON THE EAST SIDE OF CHERRY
STREET BETWEEN HOLLY STREET AND
THE CANAL, OPPOSITE TO THE EAST J. me
OF HOLLYWOOD CEMETERY.-As trustee In
certain deed OF trust and by virtue Of DEGREES OF the
Chancerv Court or the city Of Richmond, entered
on the 9th June. 1875. and 9Th October: S75, In
the case of james against Camack, SHALL proceed
10 sell at public auction. on the premises, on FIJI
DAY The 22d dsy Of October. 1875. ut O'Clock
p II fair IT not, the arst fair day thereafter In
the order named, LOT No. 60 In said plan, having
fronton Cherry street or 100 feet and depth OF
16O feet; also. the southern half or No. 65. having
a front on Cherry street or 40 feet, running back
100 feet: also, SO much OF LOT No; 69, froniing
Preserving thereon the brick clearinghouse for
pay the amount OF said decree, principal. Interest
and costs, Including the costs OF the safe ana the
taxes in arrear, estimated at about III, 90.
Terms: One third cash; balance at six and
twelve months for negotiable notes, interest ADDED
and title retained until all the purchase.money Is
paid and a conveyance ordered by the court. q
GEORGE y. WISE,
oc s" -lwE. t-'.7"f'F. go Trustee.
P. Safer the foregoing sale will be sold LOTS
Nos. i 9 and ia on the east line or Laurel, pc.
tween Holly and High s'ree:s, each frorting 80
feet, running back $50 feet to an alley twenty feet
wide. o.. .....s.. .... .-,,,,>~>,
rc19 - 8..s-.IiE l... Auctioneer.
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REAL EsTATE AT PRIVATE ALE.

REAL ESTATE Az Fh1 ATE ALEs
EOR SALE PRIVATELY. A FIRST
L CLASS MARKET FARM OF THIRTY
ACRES, on The Hermitage road beyond the Fair
Grounds ana about Two and q half miles from the
civ. The lin movements consist Of neat INT dern
cottage RESIDENCE. recently built contain
ing six rooms closets conservatory, &c. all neccs
sary out-buildIngs; vel OF pure water: large
young orchard contaiBtng the choicest selection IF
fruits era pes, strawberry-eds, &C. &c.-the resi-
deuce Of gentleman of taste and culture. VIII be
sold che D. the owner desiring TO maxi change La
business. Apply 10 l.. s. SQUIRE Co.,
=. Real Estate Agents,
oc 2l-1tk 917 Bank street.
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By Thompson BDwn,
Zeal Estate Agent aud Aactioneer,
1113 Main street

2 LARGE STOCK OF BOOKS A LIT
"A tile RUBBED AND OTHERWISE
SLIGHTLY AGED.-IO-DsY lIhaIsS1
daVI' mud VERY EVENIaG thereafter TN sold
At Tx O'Clock, al No. 1902 Main street, next 10
Planters Bank, We viii sea large sioek OF
as NOT to impair their intrinsic value. Dufing Lne
eyening will he sold SETS Of JSTAMDsKD
BOOKS including Balwcr, Dickens, Waxeriy'
blacaulsy, Hume, Froude's' ana tiooonss fiis'''
ries. -. ~ at, pd,rd
books win be given away during thc SAFE, our
"a, s. ;o''-N-->'' -, Aucikoneer
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-21
BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and AucHoneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

eleventh Street belWctu olaih auo Oahn'
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VERY
" VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY
OF RICHMOND AT AUCTION:
Bright &C., Ds. Lee. &C. In Richmnnd Chancery
Court Decree entered June 20. 1875.
In execution of the said decree the undersigned.
special com mssioners thereby appointed, Will sell
By auction, upon the premises respectively, In inc
order named below: the following described very
valuable REAL ESTATE. of which the late Will
liam r. Randolph died sejzed-to wit:
On TUESDAY,, 18th oay.of October, commenc-
Ing at Az o'clock z. NJ, we Will sell rOUR BEAU
TiFUL BUILDING LOTS situted nearly oppo-
the northeast corner Of 'Ersnklin and Monroe
streets These lots front together 1875 feet on Frank
lin street. AND run back 53H feet to an alley ~
feet wide, and will be sold In three lots Of "a feet
each and one of 33 feet: after which VIII De sold
FOUR OTHER LOTS Of exactly the same Omen
Intersection with the east line of Monroe street
This properly Is located very desirably on The two
most popular streets for residences, and must Keep
fun pace with any Improvement In real estate In
this city. rare opportunity IS mere onereo 10 Sc
cure choice lots at reasonable priceS. T.. ger
+: Terms One fourth cash; balance ut six, twelve,
and eighteen months for negotiable notes with In,
terest added and title retained by the court until
- -, W. A. MAURY, .......
j. N. MATTHEWS, ~.
Ill., II. 4. WlCKHAM, -..
JOSEPH BRYAN,
~. u. x. MACON, IN.
,., Special Commissioners. -
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, Auctloneers. ,E' = j.
'n 81 PosTPoNEMENT. re ....-.
In consequence of the inclemeney Of The weather
at $50 P. NJ. GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, .fs
: oc 90 -. T.. 49, .s..aiz sAuctioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-21

rANNELTON SEMI-CANNEL COAL =
Cthe peerless coal for open CRATES kindies quicker
gives more heat. and burns longer than any coal on
the market Anthracite Coal, nj, sizes. best quality;
Cumberlan GLoal, Tor steam: Quinuimcnt Coal, for
steam James River and BellOna Soft Coke. .-
5. J.. LAfHROP.
sc 10 Seventeenth street ar drawbridge.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-21
BY ". God1in,
Real Estate Agent and Aucuoneer,
corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.

corner Of Eleventh ana Bank streets.
VERY VALUABLE. RICHLY AT
Y -TRACTIVt, AND CONNnNIr NTLY .LO-
EATkD FARM OF Two HUNDRED AND
sEyENIY-FlVs ACRES, CALLED " EL0N,n
IN THrrUPPLR ED OF HANOVER, ON THE
CHESaPEsKG- ANb- OHIO RAILROAD, AT
DEWlh1T'S STATION. FOR SALE OR TX
Oh VSE FOR IMPROVED CITY PROPS RTY.
AT terequesL Of Dr. S. B. Anderson, offer for sale.
or exchange for improved city property, his truly
" LUAHLE F. v. located as. above, con- sinir <
275 AIRES, Of which ab0ut LIS acres are open
land or good quality. balance In wood or timber.
the dwelling !, comparative y new one, contains:
ing eight rooms. and Is located Within Two hundred
yards or the railroad. 9 he ou,-tmildngs are an
Kooa. and are ample for the use Of the place. Tins
is really re most attrac i've aid desirable farm of
It's size now on ae market, and he5ng near ore de.
pot and about a mile Of another, and within two
hours ride by rait from Kichmond, and IN healthy
aocalHy renders 4t peculiarly deirable for persons
residiug IN Richmond who may wish 10 own 4
country residence IN which 10 spend the summer,
or for young physician. 1t wifi be sold on rea-
sonahe terms OF credit, or improved city property
will be taken in exchange, go - > -
Appls TO Or. ANDERSON, on the premises, or 70
- H. ,.r y. w. GuDDIH.
oc 293t - =. ~ Richmond, Va =
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--AseYIoN- sAl.Es--sns ,u.,r bays,
I BY Warren & Upper,
Real Egate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. II TeItfI street.

A HALF.ACRE LOT, WITH BLACK
a sHiTH.sHop THEREON, AT THE IN
= r ssastEsGT1oN OF THE NIfE-sILE AND
CREI6 HTON ROADS, QPP9SlTE GRANsIniMsr.s
nay October 9TH at O'Clock y. NJ we Will sell,
by rtanest OF lhe owner, the aborc-desertbeu PHo-
TERMS: At sale. WARREN & TUPPER.
~ 81 1.-'e Auctioneers.
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1.,.,psx.,s.,A.ALEs--FIsa .Daysz.
BIZ Thomas w. 4 eesee, Auctioneer, 5ssi
No. ID Governor street. saf .fsja

BIZ Thomas w. eesee, Auctioneer, athif q
$50, No. IL Governor street. ..sia&
AND KITCHEN FUR.
Ill NITURr, CARPETS, &C.. FOR SALE AZ
AITcTION-I will, gel, at my auction room, &c: ~
Goyernor street. THIS Thursday MORNING,
ST insranf ut O'Clock, for account OF wnnm u
msy cnHcern. general assortment OF HOUsE-
U0I. ID FURNIJ UkE, insisting Of sts' -5sFI}@'
CHAMBER SUITS, gat r.aE
WASHSTANJs, TABLES,
BEUsTEADs, MATTRESSES, 81.
CRAIRS. SlDEBOARD, t.s ~ .ftF
WARDROBES, PISTOL,
Twenty five CARPETS 80
MATING. Il sag 49," -
ALSO, $3.50 i. Il. s. .t Il,
One LADIES' ENAMELLED.CAsE GOLD;
WATCH!
One GOT ID BRACELET &c.
SAe THOMAS W. X bESEE, Auctoncer.
y j. c. kEESER. salesman. oc q
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By James Brown, Auctfoneer,
1904 Main greet.

pTOCK OF GROCERIES, WINES. II.
y QIJORS, &C. AT AUCTION.-OD FRIDAY.
22d Instant, at 10h ocfec VIII Seli, &C rue ssors
in said store. consisting OF the usual variety OF
FAMILY GROCERIES, such as
SUGAR. COFFEE, ',}..t =.
- LARD. BACON -. .-t 80
HERRIEGs. SOAP,
nos s..taf FLoCR, TEA.
81 SPICES, &c, &c. E..s- 81"
ALSO, ... r..-,s- ~ ...,- Is
a fine assortment Of
Tho attention of the pubic Is asked. rs the goods
will he sold without reserve. i.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-21

WHEELSi WHEELS! Wheels! 30
w sets Slrahorp's celebrated WIZ ELS Cor bug
giles. carriages. one and 'wokerse spring. wagons,
sulReys Hc:. made Of thoroughly -sea.opsd eastern
hickory, t.rlces VERY Low. lean confidently re-
20 mend them. z.. 81 .s,,,...
. 80 sets OF cheap " EsTERN WHEELS full Us:
s0rment. .,rss - j. 80. = 49,
lso, = full stock Of al kinds Of MATERIALS
for making and repairing oil kiuds or vehicles foY
xle very low. n Il. L. WILLIAMS
oc 19-d5LSwotHwlt ''.r--I.- to
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HANDBILLs, 81 to Us per hundred, at
~ tns DEP ATtH PRINTING sHoUaRtsa "a

z N .ff3Bl i t. fs 49f.I99g ,st4lL
9Is!ii i 1896 a.uB g1i 81 Qi.aki & Il H,isssi,
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AUCTION sAnEs- Dn, c.
By W. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auciiosee..
Office corner Of Eleventh and Bank straet,

.SALEAT AUCTION OF LOT Ne. II IN
NJ MILLS'S GARDEN. AND OF LOT en- TtIs
MOTH SIDE OF LEIGH BETWfEh SISnn5E
on the premises. on SATURDAY the ga OF on,
Der. S75. commencing at O'clock r. ", The fot.
In Mlss garden. fronting about 80 feet on the a..
side OF Seventh street. running back 100 feet m ~
alley 20 feet wide. This Is resly most beYn,iSIi
lot After which Will be sold q very 6es!rable .na
eiLlocated lot on the north side OF Leigh beiwssa
Ninth and tenth streets, adjoining On The wrsi he
new tenement just erected by Dir. bscy fronting *
a most attractive lot. Sas'
TERMS: Liberal, and made known 81 the time a,
sale. s3siS 5IsYe srfs.aG W,GODDiS u
&C ~ s4... Il .stsg gyffrs as-s- tucIouefr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-21

"A LASR.Als POWDER-best apreuaration
IN I'm iise cleaning meta, wuahing paint, glass
&c no fous ekeepers It is particularly recon-
nsndsd by -. CHRIsTtAE HHni sgs,. z;
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-21
By Grubbs & Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Kant

TOR SALE. THE wELLKSoWy
II MAGNIFICENT EST aTF, UPPER HRAS,
DOM On JANIS RIVER, MIDWAY NJ
TWEEN RICHMOND AND NORFOLK.-,rhGi-.
property will be offered at public auction. In ms
city If Richmond. at the Office Of Gr,bbs a Wiz viz
nsms. aueffOneers, on WEDNESDAY, the 27,h -,
October. at II O'Clock A. 1.-The second day OF tba
Virginia STATE Fair. 1t comprises about 3 an an
ACRES. divided frto two farms leach hsvioouu
800 acres arabic land. viii, srst.c,as. imnrorss
ments(: about 300 uctes marsh meadow vsr.
valuable for hcgs: 900 acres woodland. CONF
niently disposed These farms will be offered SEM
ra'ely. or may be sub-diyided, rs may seem eS.
pedient. "a
Circulars more fully describing The PROPERTY ma,
b. had Of the auctioneers, at who5e Office NAV r.
seen map Of The same. .... 20
Persons wishing 10 purchase are invited to vis,.
the premises, where the undersigned viii take pes
sure In showing the property.
~ RANDOLPH HARRISON.
~ H '.'l@ GEORGE Byrd HA PRISON
..H~ ne &. sHIHLEY HARRISON,
e. Executors and Commissioners.
GRUBBS 3 WILLIAMS, Auchoneers.
&c l5.eodtOc12&tdtd y ,@Da
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- BY Richardson d Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
~, :th. 11lS Main street., N.f
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.s7ftf2s7s.49,.3s s,.slSs \ a4d.fg!S .astt,9
s,33se .9ai n1e tllt:s ssApss st
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-21

PROPOSING AMENDMENTS TO THE 2D, Sd, Arm
9TH, 9Th, and 9TH SECTIONS, AND ApDITIoy,y
SECTIONS TO THE 9Th ARTICLE CoSCERNIyc
THE LEGISLATIVE DEPARTMENT OF THE Gov.
STITUTION OF THIS C0MMoSwE ALTH FOR pI-n.
LI>IING SAID AMENDMENTS, AND CERTIFYING
TIE SAME TO THE NEXT GENERAL ASSEMBLY
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WOOD AND COAL. -
I1EW COAL AND WOODWARD.

rOALnAND WOOD.--I am now selling
" best ANTHRACITE COAL from IS. 1915,
to M per ton: SPLINT at f4.7h 10 1876 per ton;
$3.50 per ton SOFT COKE at the lowest cash
prices: WOOD. t4.5O 10 IS per cord ard all fuels
At lowest cash price, &C. FL. PAGE, ..f
oc IA : Nineteenth and cary streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-21

EsOR RENT, the DESIRABLE RESt.Gs
L DFNCE No. 406 east Grace street, be- @Y
tween Fourth and Fifth streets, next to the Grace
Street Presbyterian church. Rent, 5000. Possess
'0 - =. -, 49,. T. b. SNEAD,
oc I5lm ,4. at Citizens Bank.
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srperhaps our people may learn something
from, This discussion. Surely no people who
chew, and spit in the presence OF ladies' have
a right 70 complain Of John Bull or anybody
else - Dispatch.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-21
By Frank ID. Hill,
Real Estate Agent and Aucttoneer,
No. 11OS Main street.

RICHARDSON & Co.. Auc,ioneers. oc l
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SMALL FARM AND RESIDENCE FOR
y RENT-For rent, that very des lrable FARM OF
"a on Westha road next above me
On which is a Comfortable RESIDENCE. The
land is i'm high state of cultivation, large Dor:
eSon being we'll set In clover and the whole adapted
TO a market garden. Possession given ~ Sovem-
OR. Apply 10 ..- IL n I'll ~,
oc 16.2w OtSPdtch ONCE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-21

HEADQUARTERS FOR FUEL.-Two
landed all sIzes. SPLINT LUMP, the best mines.
GLOVER HILL and BLA"k HETH LUMP
COAL. LUMP COKE. the very best.
MY unrivalled SAWED AMI PITT COOKING
and KINDLING WOOD. All fuel ut lowest prices
nj Ninth and Cary streets.
OcS j. 3. WATKINS.
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EOR RENT. THE CONVENlENTG=
snd well finished RESIDENCE corner of Hi
Main and dams streets, recently occupied by John
Howard, Ysq., containing eleven rooms: all ne ne.
throught ut the house. Possession given at once.
-, CHARLES PHILLIPS.
oc 1851 14O5 Main street.
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IT EyY'S HALL FOR RENT.-First.
IL class BALLROOM with aBte-rooms and supper,
room attached. Parties wishing TO engage these
desirable rooms for any particular night during The
on very reasonable terms by supplying 10
- 1-'.' -, 80. LEVY BROTHERS.
LODGE-ROOM for rent on Thursday and Friday
nights. g,,,. ..-fu f.f-t.- ~ ta. sc SUI n
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TOR RENT, THE EXCELLENTG::
Il RESIDENCE No. SOB west franklin - -
street at present occupied by Judge Robert quo;
This house is nearly new. Is In periect of1er; 1a
contains shout twelve rooms, anu mas all the lDou
ern improvements. Apply to ,.,,c
or {).eodAt GRUBbS II "lLLihmo.
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Tor RENT. a very desirable bkiCh IA:
STopE ,ytb dwelling above. No. west HI
BROAD street. This is good Stand for grocery
anu ie'0 FRANK D. HILL,
Real Estate Agent,
o.,oo. 11OS Main street.
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sFAR.nEssr.s

ETOR RENT. an excellent TRUCK.
L AND DArRY.FARM on the Petersburg - ~
tSininr the :. Drewry MansIoa, contaioing dUo
acr"a with good dwelling and all necessary t to
"ai'"'' o 49, w. JOHN T. GOnDls- .,.as.@
Real Estate Agent,
q. - r,.nh and Eleypnlh Streets.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1875-03-19
LEGISLATIVE.
Congress.

Congress.
MARCH 4.-Senate- The Senate re-
manned in continuous session from yes
terday until the hour of semi die ad-
iournment to day. Compromises were
effected on all the appropriation bills
referred to conference committees, and
none Of those measures failed to pass.
Bills were also passed providing for the
Fox and Wisconsin river improvements
in Wisconsin; amending the bill author
izing the Mississippi river bridge at st.
Louis; removing political disabilities
from number of persons; providing
for the equalization of bounties.
House-An Intellectual effort was
made to have the resolutions'of censure
upon Representative Brown, of Ken
lucky, rescinded. A large number of
bills and resolutions not specifically
named in the report ofproceedings, were
passed. Also bills authorizing the
coinage of a twenty cent silver piece;
authorizing q pontoon wagon bridge
across the Mississippi at Dubuque. A
large part of the time of the House was
occupied in consideration of reports
from conference committees.
MARCH 5.--Senate-The Senate con
vened in extra session at noon, and was
called to order by the Vice President.
The new Senators were sworn in. Mr..
Morton introduced resolutions recog-
nizing the Kellogg Government in Lou.
isiana and declaring Pinchback entitled
to be seated as a Senator from that
State. A great crowd of spectators fill
ed the galleries.
MARoH 9.--Senate-A resolution wa,
offered by Mr.. Clayton providing for al
investigation of political affairs in tn,
Indian Territory, but was objected I,
land laid over. The resolution for seat
ling Pinehback was taken up and advo
I Gated by Mr.. Morton. A short execu
tive session was held.
MARCH Observation-Disclosures Ferry
of Michigan, was elected President pr,
/ tenn. by 80 votes to 25 for Senate
, Thurman. The credentials Of Senate
Booth, of California, were presented
The standing committees of the Senat
{ were chosen.
MARCH -Senate-After readin
| of the journal, consideration of the res
/ olution for the admission Of Pinchbao
was resumed, and Mr.. Merrimon COZ
tinued his argument in opposition. Nj
Merrimon concluded his argument 8
1 two o'clock, when Mr.. McCreery
: Kentucky obtained the floor. but yiel,
ed for an Executive session. The dool
4 were reopened and the Senate adjourn
0 ed.
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WHAT ENERGY CAN DO.


We may regret that a lads genius and
enterprise should develop in the service
of war rather than peace, but the lesson
of energy, preservanco and pluck is the
same.
Over fifty years ago, q youth working
on farm asked his father TO give him
money enough to buy gun. The old
man could not spare it; but the boy,
nothing daunted, found an old piece of
iron about the place, and in the course
of time eontrived to make a gun-barrel
ont OF it with the very meager faculties
afforded by country blacksmith's S shop.
He had not the materials to make a
lock and stock, SO he walked to the near
est town and traded for the necessary
attachments, and was encouraged by the
smith for having made so good shooter
this gave him the ambition to make an,
other; 50 he went to cutting out grind
stones from the native rock to raise th,
money for gun materials, and In shor
time there was considerable demand fol
guns Of his make. 81
During the French war with Prussi.
was called upon 70 furnish guns for th,
larmy, and in less than eight months be
made and delivered to the governemeni
Of France rides ola particular pattern,
teOsting s5.OOO,0O0 which amount wa,
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duly paid. The same man furnishes ri.
aes now for tbe United States, South
Ametiea, Rome, Spain, Egypt and ia
pan.
The farmers boy who wanted gun is
Ehphalet Remington, Of Hon, N. Y.
His msnufactory covers four acres of
ground, and he employs twelve hundred
men. Not satisfied with this achieve
ment, he has recently completed SOW
ing machine, which is reported to be
quite a success. This is the type of a
boy who, when there is not way, makes
a way for himself.