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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-13
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Mr.. Stuart was dropped Qor the first time
under the HUBBARD rule).
At 1I.20 The ca,lcus a6i0urned TO u. MI

Mr.. Stuart was dropped Qor the first time
under the HUBBARD rule).
At 1I:30 The caucus adjourned to ! P. n,
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The caucus was called to order at 1 O'Clock
The clerk announced Messrs. Goode and
Smith as the remaining candidates.
MIR. ALLEN, of Shenandoah, nominated
Colonel Edmund Pendletou, OF Botetourt.
Mr.. PoPHAM moved that when this caucus
adjourns to-day Saturday it adjourn to
meet at 10 O'Clock Monday. ia 1:
Mr.. BAGwELL offered as substitute that
when the caucus a6journs 1t adjourn to meet
at 7:3O O'Clock at night. sz e..
Mr.. Penn, in discussing this question, ex'
planned that 1t was not required OF them 10
elect senator on Tuesday, but only to com.
mence the balloiing on that day. He took
Il for granted that If nomination was not
made by Tuesday the Conservative members
at the Joint meeting of the two houses
would so scatter their strength as to prevent
an election. :rhJ1.t
Mr.. PopHAM's motion was adopted. /.
Mr.. ScRUGas, Of PittSylvania, moved that
the caucus now tat .1:25) adjourn. az =
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KAeIE PUrHAa AT THE THEATRE To. NIeHr.
Miss Katie Putnam and her comedy eompany
will commence an engagement ss the Enea.re
tonight, and will present the Old curiosity
Shop. Miss Putnam lakes the characters ot
Little Nell and the MsFchioness. With sepgs
and dances. She Is sa great yoFite here, ana
will no doubt attract q large andisRees
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! .n,i 1. BE CENTENNIAL JUBILEE Singers naye Ie.
ceiyed an Invitation from eoionels o.
French, secretary of she Lee Monumen. a..
sociatioD. asking them 10 give q concert y
Assembly Hall on the 19th instant I9f tne
b snefit Of the fund. The. 18th - Inc ahhi-
yersary of General lees birthday'
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REME,1pER THIs.-Now is the time Of the year
for pneumonia and fatal results Of predisposition
TO consumption. BoseHEE's GERNASiSYRurh mas
been used in this neighborboed for the past or
three years without single failure 10 care. you
have not used this medicine yourself, go 20 your
druggist and ask him OF Its wondef1ui sueces" esa
among his customers, PURCELL, LAsosoe. co''-
agents tt,siE.
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| SUPREME Court og; APPEALS, SATURDAY
Barrett's administrators us. CommonWealth,
and Milleps executors Us. Commonwealth.
Partly argued by Major Robert Stiles Genes
raj Early. and Judge Meredith for the, appel
lants, and continued until Tuesday next. -
The next cases are those Of the Common.
wealth Us. The Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Company, which will probably be reached
Tuesday or Wednesday next. = nst2i !.
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ACQUITTED the Hastings Court on
Saturday, john Miller alias John .. Miller
vas tried for obtaining the signature OF
Judge Alfred Morton TO q negotiable note
and acquitted.
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tn n .hnina IN

Necessary to q choice, II. B. t.; q
Scattering votes were given for Messrs.
Sheffsy. Tucker, Robertson, Smith, and
Cochran. ~ s h rs J9S
The following resolution, offered by Mr.
HuBARD, of Buckingham, wss laid on the
table: i" 49, 2"d z9i
Resetoed, That il any person hereafter
voted for IN this caucus for United States
senator shall, uader ehe rules, be dropped
twice bis name shall not again be brought,
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DIRECTORS OF THE WESTERN LUEATIc AsY.
LVM.-The Governor on Saturday az
pointed the following Board Of Directors
Of the Western Lunatie Asylum: A. u.
Fauntleroy, Joseph A. Waddtll, Colonel 4.
II. Callett, Judge John FL. McCue, Colonel
Asher W. Harman, Stauuton; DR.. Thomas
W. Shelton, FishersvilIe; Dr.. s. H. Mofiett,
Harrisonburg c. w. Button, Lynchburg
James z. Reiley, Winchester; William Craw'
ford, Fort Defiance, Augusta county; DR..
Robert S. Beazley, Slanardsrille. The re.
t.ring board was composed of the following
gentlemen William A. Burke, A. W. Ear-
msp, W. 81. H. Lynn, A. B. Lghtner: r. S.
Harnsberger, DR.. S. 81. Moffett, W.. T.
Puague, c. D. Fishburne, James z. Kelley.
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The JAIL InfRoYsAgsTs.-- There was
large force OF bands at work on Saturday
putting the roof on the new kitchen and the
lpnatic.eells at the city jail q
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THE SENATORIAL STRUGGLE.
SEVEN MORE BAz.LoTs T.KEN ON
SATURDAY.
THE END OF YET.

The caucus was called to. order shortly
after 8 O'Clock Saturday morning by the
Chairman, whes announced shat the only
names before the caucus were those Of
Messrs. Stuart and Goode, Mr, Johnston
having been dropped the night before.
The eighth ballot was taken with the; fol-
lowing result: its fE
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AN HONEST OFFICERS ApPEAL-MAyoR
KELLEY CALLED On FOR TRoops-A QUEER
l. LErrER.-The following somewhat remark
able and not altogether ineligible commu.
nica,ion was received by Mayor Kelley few
days ago, and was by him referred to Major
Poe, chief OF police, EA5 Es Les not yet acted
uponi it:
Baltimore, Md, December 7, 1S75.-To
the Mauor Of Richmond, Va: Sir,-I wish
to call your attention to the murderous Eu-
ropean conspiracy now in virulent force
in this city, nomipally called q spiritual
seance. in which my name is used as one OF
the architrayes. I am Mississippian ;
served during the war (until disabled)
in the Louisiana troops in Virginia. The
prominence assigned my name is simply
due since my war with the New York
Herald. Every article of that journal
being awarded like notoriety becauseJ. g..
Bennett, Jr., as he was styled, was the anti.
Christ himself; and am the one man who
knows that In q mental sense he was naught
but a,rk,pardness, while his reasoning facul.
| ties were weakness embodied. Iwish to call
your attention particularly to Philadelphia
as the most pernicious city on earth. The
one man knew in that city, stood at bay
with about forty boys against the whole
European host there, by simply pretend
ing to believe all the bIasphemous thoughts
they hurled in upon them. They, have
all been murdered, and strangers hold
their name and place. Baltimore, sir,
has been murdered thrice orer This oery
year., Itsoccupauts no,o being almost wholly
from PennsyiVania and the South. All these
eastern States are ,rhotly European; Grant,
his Congress, Jtff. Davis, Beauregard, Sher'
man. Sheridan--allfthe Dotorieties of the ma.
tiop. in fac, ,-AhaYe been killed. The Goaern.
ment IS dead, and am the only honestly
appointed officer living. II think It Is your
duty TO move immense bodies of men to
these two cities, and see that this thing IS
ended, and that what few humans are
here now are, at once liberated. There
are hundreds of ladies'. here from the
South who came here to strive to- have this
affair ended. All hqye been made prisoners.
II is foolishness to gradate by the supposed
presence Of Christ in the seance while these
people are numbering humans for the sake
Of fSthe t1esh;to eat. Il write this day divers
letters 10 Western people, all OF whom, sm
sure, will be with you in any prompt action
you may, take. I may be found at the nrst
house above Stemmef's Run, ght miles from
Baltimore. l am unable to remain Ia the
city. philadelphia IS; unntterasly European
wicked Respectfully, ns.k.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-13

On YEAH.-sys sashlngso Edwards was co
Saturday arranged and tried In the Huss
tings Court for tho second offence Of petlt lars
ceacy, found guilty and sani 70 the psaifera.
tiary for ;one year. Il
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-13

FOR All cHApp1sG and roughnsss OF the SKIN
we have never seenanY preparation so !efacacious
and pleasant as the Andalnsian Balm prepared ana
sold by MEADE s, BAKER,. 81 Main street. It
renders the skin smooth soft, and white, and wiz
rot soil the finest fabric. ~ SsJf "a Gia1f1 y
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1r1L.AM. of Richmond.

Mr.. KgLLAM, oil, Richmond, placed before
the caucus the name Of Major John w.
Daniel, af Lynchburg. sa.s ...n2, aes y
MIR. BoRAsNoN, of Matthews, who was
standing by Major Daniel, stated that he was
authorized to ask the Withdrawal OF the
name of Major Daniel.
/, MIR. STRAYER nominated Hon. John Rap-,
dolph Tucker, of Rcekbridge.
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CARRIED 10 THE PEsHESTIARY.-SDepaty
Sergeant Cumming on Saturday carried La.
sfayette Watkins out 10 the peuitentiary to
ibe Imprisoned one year for thesscond odenee
of pefit larceny G
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I Professor JAAEs Of MsdasalsEacuatr
Laysl University, Qpebpes esates / fhays1 Sound
L1KBae's LIQUID LxrRACr BEEst AsDsInatU
|JSyIeeRAr or parsieuasrls nseaul In syAncsd
stages OF ConsumptoD,- wsak7ess. dyspspsiss and
been retains while every other of sood was
rejected can recommend Il o. conyenieat, slats-
bic, and easy OF dsestion., -, ,ss, .,,;,1e,
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If YOUR BREATH. IL offensive from adecaseo
teeth or liberated gums use MEADE & BAKtka'S
Carbolic Moulh-Wasi1. ~ Fh5",s 80 3ptss''H
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Z ToREMovE TIE TARTAR from teetn' ana sssp
them white and sound, use MEADB O. bAasEhs
Saponfne Dentifrice. Y. gsfs,zs5.
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GENrLEMEN win do well TO examine MArAuHpo'
x RrproRp' ] magnificent stock OF hats, caps, and
umbrellas-,he largest and, finest In thescfsy. 1Oc@
Main street, opposite the neat-pnice.a sstsil
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-13

CAIIco BALI. The Atlantic Hase- kail and
Pleasure Club intend giving teeir aunnaa
ealico haiias LsYy,s Hail on eanesoAy nsxa.
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Ajury Of ladies was never known N disassef rpon
the merits Of spool-silks, but always pr6nounce
s.r,,u,rv.i ( ~ mi, t,cat 3il 5sA2s ~ 95attaGta9
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MnIryray.-MAoMuRDSlaR a REbf0aDi5 1909
Main street, are oferipg unMuil ltndaeemesss m
ladies' hats and bonnets, oaps, and hesdtdsssses
infants worsted ana embroidered caps, hoods ana
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-13

IMpoRrEp cJeARs,and, all the best branas OK
smoking and chewing tobacco at GEORGE
scHGN,s, corner af& ID and Eieyenfh strees& y
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FREE FRoHi EusMi O1E~-T be.aea, 3 SBLEcT"
WHIsKEY, controlled BY Msssrs,. w, ID: BIIfR %
CO., 8Os Main street, ID partcuiasas sdhe'fo the
price, aud warranted free "a oe-
come Justly popular with the irade, dilw
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NIUIt LtIt CaUIUSs -.
The ninth ballot terminated:

Senator TERRY offered resolution that
the Conservative members In each house,
vote to adjourn each day at O'Clock until a
nomination for senator is made, and that
when the caucus adjourns this Saturday
morning It adjourn to meet at ! p N. Agreed
to.
The name Of Judge Robertson was with
drawn by Mr.. Dunn, of Aibemarle, and the
tenth ballot Was had and announced:
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CLUE RYE. -Thfsisa bfasd fswhtsbe1 of which
we have becoms the prypsistcrs, and zecepaasnd 10
being Of verysuperfor qualsty at tse three
dollars per gallon. w. D. BLAiR q Cor aeS MALE
street. LIBERAL discount ID th6 trade.
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THE sxoxUmESrAL .gHURGH.
CeMPLETIOS OF THE REPAIRS sANDPaINT.
E ISG-THE OLD BUILDING IN "a NEW
DREss-THEBAP Small BoWL-THE OLD

Inst Sunday The very gratifying announce.
ment was made 10 the congregation of the
Monumental church that on yesterday the
church would be ri opened for divine wor.
ship. but at q late hour Saturday evening It
was deemed expedient to postpone goiHg
into the church until the 10th on account OF
the fresh painf, etc. The church has been
closed for several months, duzing which
time it has bsen most beautifully painted
and repaired, and Is now as comfortable and
handsome q house of worship as can be
found anywhere. s,tsszesi 5;
The improvements have not been confined
to the interior of the building, but the out
side has also been thoroughly painted. and
the stone-work and monument cleaned and
pointed. , So, H.. -; = 4 =
s TIE FREsco DECORATIONS 80
upon the interior of4the church have been
wrought by masters hand, at no small cost,
and in style alike beautiful and creditable
to the artist under whose direction and by
whose hand the painting was done. Ins style
these decorations are in conformity TO the
architecturai features of the venerable old
church. The immense dome has been di.
yided into twelve panels, and the panels
separated BY hiebly-ornamented freizes paint
ed In light and shade. Four OF the panels
are larger than the. rest, and each contains q
painting Of one of the Eyaugelists. St.John
is nearly over the pulpit; ST. Luke and St.
Matthew are over the side entrances TO the
church, while that of ST. Mark is over the
main entrance on the southern end of the
building. These paintings are of heroic size,
and are after the style Of the medallions in
the museum at Copenhagen. 2.
The pictures are within richly-moulded
and ornamented frames, which add not lit
tie to the beauty Of the work.
As the admiripg behcider stands in the
main isle and feasts bis eyes upon these So
cred old walls he is struck with the fact that
the painter has endeavored to give to the
dome an apparent elevation. ...,s4...
The other eight frames are also beautifully
ornamented. In the centre Of the lantern
ceiling of the dome is painted 6 golden tri'
angle with refulgent rays breaking through
the clouds which surround it, and here and
there among the clouds are groups OF angels
and cherubs, together with the symbolic
dove bearing in its bill the olive bransh-a
messenger of peace. Within the triangle is
the name of the Most High painted in He.
brew letters. .4 s1&;1Ga IL
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We are telling no tales out of school.
These facts are all stated in very interest
ing book published by the Grand Lodge
being in factthe minutes OF the various ses.
sions of the Grand Lodge up to the year
1921 sHsz "l.ct p. -a@t'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-28
CALIFORNIA.

Explesisn or . Field EsEtus-rhe
Engtneer Killed = Tive others
Badly weusdsd.
SANTA CLARA. July 2S.-A field en-.
CINE exploded this morning at 0 O'Clock,
on the ranch Of Mike sanor. three miles
west Of town. killing the engineer. A.
Gammock, instantly, and ssriously In
juring two others. Ben Kicker and Alex
McLennan. both formerly Of San Msteo.
Kicker was badly bruised on The left hip
and leg and scalded on the back. Nc
Lsnnan's scalp was badly cut and oiled
with gravel. Both men will probably
recover.
Railroad Bssus 0frsrcd-Fiasd asd
Inprissssd.
Los ASoxLrz, July 2s.-The citizens
Of San Bsrnarnino have pledged one
hundred thousand dollars 10 the Los
Angeles 4 Independence Railroad Com
pany II they viii diverss their survey 10
accommodate that place. and It II
thought twies that sam can b raised.
John Mayer. found guilty Of assault.
ing Houlsy. vas sentenced 70 GO dAy'
In the Count Jail and $500 Ans.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-28
OREGON.

Order Issued By she American Com
nasdsr ~ sisxa.
PORTLAND. July 2S.-Ths Evening
Journal publishes the following order,
issued BY Captain James D. Campbell.
commanding at sitta. Alaska, which !,
quite important TO traders in that Ter.
rtory:
AIA,rl. July ~. ls75.-By direction
Of the President, ETC.. he assumes the
duties OF Indian Agent in the whole Of
Alaska Territory and the Alcutian
Islands. The strictsss provisions Of tho
Indian Intercourse law viii hereafter be
rieidly enforced in all his jurisdiction.
The order closes thus, which clearly ID
In conflict with the terms Of the treaty
OF cession with Russia: IAN persons
desiring TO trade In Alaska Territory will
at once make written application TO the
undsrsignsd for license. stat
ing name and residence. and
particular locality at which they
wish To transact business. The up.
plication must be accompanied by q
bond In the penal sum Of 5000, ap-
proved and vouchsd for by the United
States District Judge, or United States
District Attorney for the district In
which the obligor resides. The con-
dition Of tho bond must be that the
principal will faithfully observe all the
regulations and laws made for the gov.
srmsnt Of trade and intercourse with the
Indians in Alaska, and In no respect 10
violate the same. This bond will be
renewed every year. II the applicant Is
Q naturalized citizen he will present his
naturalization papers with his appli-
cation. Unnaturalizod foreigners can
not procure o license"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-28

Death Of Ex.ssas. sssas.. risassi
Saw faAxcnoo, July 9s.-S. J. Fin
nsy. formerly joint Senator for Ban
Franeiseo and Ban Matso, was found
dead near Pigeon Point. He ID sup
posed to have been accidcntly shot while
on q shooting expedition. No partieu.
lars received.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-28
p,,.vs.r,. I...s Evs.i.s.
Rry,uIr.-About ball. past . O'Clock

Rux,wAY.-About half.past 2 O'Clock
yesterday afternoon. q hack team that
was left standing in front Of the French
Rotisseric. on North @ street. Virginia,
started 10 run away. A lady and little
Girl were in the hack at the time. the
former Of whom raised no alarm. Not
no, however. with the little girl. for she
RAISED nm outcry that o brought the
driver Of the hack to the rescue. he
fortunately succeeded In catching the team
before Il got under headway. Had that
little girl been as bashful about making
a noise ~ her companion. there Is every
probability that a disastrous runaway
might have been the consequence.
IScnxAsE or C,rrrAL--0fieial notice
is given in our advertising columns To-
day Of q special meeting OF the stock
holders Of the New York Mining Com
pany. To bs held on tho Gath OF next
month To take into consideration ana
decide upon n proposition to increase
the CAPITAL stock Of the company To
slO.OOo. 900 divided into l00. 900 shares
81 500 each. giving one and two-thirds
shares Of the new stock for each share
of the old stock. Stockholders please
take notice.
CouroEr,nLx QrAnrrRs. Parties who
vish to find cool. airy and well furnished
rooms ia Virginia City cannot do better
than give Mrs. Gallagher = call. at her
iciging.houss on tho corner oil siive,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-28

NrRRick's InroMrip OIL 10 . simple rene.
dy but powerful to do good. Curss rheuma-
tisu and neuralgia and kills all pain instantly.
10 perfectly sale and hs rmless. Price. 81 cents,
and worth its weight In gpld. We challenge
the world 10 prodnce Its equal. Az, nts-
Crane e brigham. Wholesale Dmgriris, San
Francisco, California. For sale By all Drug.
Fista. III
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-28

An item appeared in yesterdays
News, which said that some arrests
were contemplated in Virginia in q day
or two. which would DO apt TO create
quito q sensation. This morning. al
least o such was made. and the valid
ity Of = Law passed at the last session OF
the Legislature for the suppression OF
medical quscks will have . chance 10 b
tested. Il il well known that By the
provisions Of the Act, no person II al
lowed 10 practice medicine In this State
who has no, fled in the County Record
sr's Once o copy OF his diploma from .
college regularly empowered 10 grant Il;
OF q properly Httested certificate stating
that be has practiced medicine in this
State for the ten years last past before
the Law mentioned took effect.
A list Of those who had complied with
the Law Was given in the News some
months ago. to which the names Of two
or three others arc now added. Out OF
those practicing in this county quite o
number can DO found. however. who
have not made the first move toward
noticing the Act, and IL IL therefore
proper that some action b taken in the
matter. The unjust bearing Of the Law
upon soms excellent physicians In u
midst who may b. without the neces-
sary credentials. Is something which We
do not proposal to discuss; but the ben
eft to tho public in suppressing quacks
who can only and always work injury.
certainly ought 10 more than counter
balance the injustice inflicted in an
isolated case or two. Besides, where q
physician has . widely known reputa-
ton for skill. there In no doubt that q
provision can DO made to exclude him
from the action Of tho law.
Americans do not usually follow the
letter Of the Law 80 strictly rs TO violate
its spirit. and the intention Of the u
in question 10 certainly to suppress only
those Who are known to be human hys-
mas. II Is, Of course. evident that the
law can be evaded by buying q diploma
from ut least two colleges. ons In Berlin,
Prussia, and tho other in Philadelphia;
but these are 20 notorious that any man
producing q diploma from either. II u
fair subject for suspicion.
In trsting the act. the proceedings
should DO thorough and no loophole Of
escape left for those who have violated
its spirit. Like everything else de-
signed 10 protect the pubic, those d.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-28

I~IxrrRox's RAriSo srAxp.-The beet place
In virginia City to get . good square meal 10
II Thomas lisffon's Eating stand. In the Pal.
see saloon. opposite the Postofiee. Open
day and night. Private Ooms for ladies. All
the substantial ~luxuries % the market 10 be
found al ilsffron'r. lie respectfully invites his
uold I'LL friends to call and see him. Jyes