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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-03-15

II CALLAGHAN. HAVING SUPPLIED
ICs the trade of the Pacific Coast with these
celebrated Yeast Powders for the past ten
Years would caution the public against spu-
I ~ IIni.ations: as none are genuine unless
We are also putting up a sunerior article OF
CALIA6HAN'S" BRAND of Cream Tartar
n u every style OF package. Also. "CALIA-
1HAN's" BRANDS Of Bi-Carb. Soda and IxL
saleratus, which We offer ct lowest market
Iales; Also on hand and for sale Cream Tar
tar Crystals in casks. pure 0round Cream
Tartar nibulk. English Bi-Carb. soda in kegs.
ID CALLAGHAN & CO.,
faelory ana Salesroom 12l Front street, 8. +.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-03-15
PRIVATE MEDICAL AND SIP.
GiCAL INSTITUTE.
No. 'Bl0 Sacramento St.

Corner OF Leidesdorn street 10 few doors below
the What Cheer House,,
San Francisco, Cal.
NrPr1vate entrance on Leidesdorf StfeAt.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-02-22
Modern Women.

II Is q sad commentary upon our boasted
civilization that woman OF our times have
dogenerAted in.heAlth aud phytique until they
arr literally mce q inyalldsrpale, nervous,
feehlo and baolaely, With only here and there
y few noble exceptions IN the persons Of the
robust buSom ladies Characteristic Of tho sex In
days gone by. BY worry large experience,
covering period Of yoan, and embracing the
treatment o. many thousands on cases Of those
ailments peculiar 70 women, Or. Pierce, Of the
Worlds Dlsponsafy, buffalo, N y, hiss per
fected, by tie combination Of certain vegetable
extracts, q natural speclhc which he does not
e1tol a. cure-All. but ono which admirably
fulhlla . hingienesa Of purpose being most
positive and reliable remedy for those weak
nclsea and complaints that allict the women Of
tito present day. This natural specific COM
pound Is called Dr. Piercd'a FAyoriie Ptescnr-
ton. Tho following arc among those diseases
cures u II by magic and with a certainty never
before attained BY any medicines Weak back,
nervous and general debility, falling and other
dlsplaeemtnts Of internal organs resulting
from debility and lack Of strength h natural
supports, internal fever, congestion, inlAmmA-
tinh and ulceratiollnd very many ether chronic
diseases incident 70 women, not proper 10 mem
ton here, In which, Is we'll a. In tho cases that
have boon enumerated, tho FAyofite PTcsefip-
ton effects cures-tho marvel Of the world. II
Will notdo Anyharm 10 any htatoor condition o.
the system, and by adopting its use the invalid
lady may avoid tho seyorost Of onioala-tle
consulting Of family physician. ReyoFite
Prescription + sold W dealers in medicines
generally Com. ~
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-02-22

Gnyity is twin brother 10 stupidity.
Calumny is only the noise OF madmen.
The value Of q thought cannot be
told.
joys are our wings, sorrows arc our
spurs.
II you would be good, frst believe
that you are bad.
In tho meanest hut is q romance, II
you know tho hearts there.
Sin is not in the appetitcs, but in the
absence OF o controlling will.
The cruelty Of the eiTeminate Is more
dreadful than that Of the hardy.
Genius unexerted is no more genius
than bushel Of acorns is q forest Of
oaks.
II some men died, and others did not,
death would, indeed, be a notifying
evil.
How difficult 1t is to save the bark of
reputation from the rocks Of ignor-
ance.
One may live as a conqucror, a king,
or a magistrate; but he must die as q
man.
Her voice was ever soft, gentle and
low-an excellent thing in woman.
The highest problem Of any art is to
cause by appearance the illusion Of a
higher reality.
The superiority Of some men is mere
ly local. They are great because their
associates are little.
We do not judge men bywhat they are
in themselves, but bywhat they are rein
lively to Us.
Joy descends gently upon us like the
evening dew, and does not patter down
like n hail-storm.
How much easier 1t is to he generous
than just. Men are sometimes bountiful
who are not honest.
Wants awaken intellect. To GRITTY
them disciplines intellect. Tho kecner
the want, the lustier the growth.
BE not offended at q jest. II one throw
never so much salt at thee, thou wilt re-
ceiye no harm unless thou art raw.
In the sallies OF badinage q polite fool
shines; but in gravity he is as awkward
ls al elephant disporting. W..
Every one turns his dreams into reali-
ties as far as he can; man is cold rs ice
to the truth, hot as fire TO falsehood.
He whose emotion on the view Of an
excellent production is TO tinlarynlue It,
will never have one Of his own 10 show.
Ihold it cowardice to rest mistrustful
where noble hearthath pawned an open
hand in sign of love.
Had l succeeded well, had been
reckoned among the wise; our mindsare
40 disposed TO Judge from the event.
Life Is nther q state OF embryo, q
preparation for life. A man Is not COM
pletely born till lie has passed through
death.
There is o pleasure in contemplating
good; there Is q greater pleasure in re
ceiying good; but the greatest pleasure
Of MI Is In doing good, which compre-
hends the rest.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-02-22
Or. walkers vegetable Vinegar Bltters,.

Business men, worn by care and sed.
entary habits, often suffer from constipa-
ton Of the bowels, until the evil colse-
quences Of such q condition arc realized
in evtreme debility, nervousness and
prostitution Of the vital energies OF the
system, And it may be safely asserted
that A4hajority Of the female sex are
little better than inyalids, from the
SAINT cause; but by using DR..
Walkers Vinegar Bitters, this natural
aperient and tonic brings back the vigor
and buoyancy Of health, hnppinoss and
beauty. Pure blood is essential 10 sound
health and long life. Nochronic disease,
sores, ulcers, skin eruptions, glandulous
swollings, discharges from the ear, sore
eyes, sores or cankers in the mouth will
ever appear II the blood Is pure. 10 30.
cure this take DR.. Walkers Vegetable
Vinegar Bitters. II Is tho great blood
purifier and life giving principle, in.
creaSing the power OF digestion, and
exciting the absofbcnis into healthy
action, whereby al impurities Of the
ystom arc carried %. -coR.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-02-22

II is now generally admitted by honest
physicians, that when once tho consumption Il
fairly fastened upon tho lungs, no human
power can save the pailent from death. They
also say that about nifty per cent, Of those who
die from this disease can trace the cause toA
neglected cough or cola which might have been
cured by = small bottle of6Liqiid 0podeldoc,
OF what's the same thing, JolnsoRs Aho1yte
Liitimeit.- Com. 8'.lf
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-02-22

IMPORTANT To CoSsusprIyrs. THE
long-looked.for specific for tho cure Of Phi
monary diseases isfonnd al last. Aliens Lung
Dalsam has proved to DO the most exiraof-
binary medical preparation for curing con
sumption. II not only cures consumption, but
as coughs, colds, oppression, etc, pains Ia the
chest. IL breaks M the most distressing cough
In an Incredibly short time. Fot sale by
al medicine dealeu.-Dom. 6ri +
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-02-22

A MARROW EscAPH.-A boy in a SOM
state walked of q railroad
chr on the st. Paul road, going at the
nate OF twenty miles An hour. The
train stopped and nan back TO him, when
he stated that he knew nothing OF his
fall, but awolsc, nearly frozen, lying on
his side on ice and snow, He arose and
wandered from the track, but afterward
followed ii back tpthe station.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-02-22

WouIDS'r Many A DnMocIAf. "a
colored man testified before the Ala
hama investigation committee that in
Chambers county theeolored menforrned
a society To prevent women from marry
ing Democrats and to advise the separn-
ton OF husband and wife where the nus.
band was Democrat aud to exclude
Democratic negroes from all society;
similar organization existed in Lee
county; the members Of that society had
pledge that woman would leave her
husband il he was q Democrat, or a
young woman would not marry n man II
he was n Democrat
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-02-22

WIsrAR's WILD oHEsRY BA1sAM.-
This bAlsAnic compound has become homo
fixture. Lot all Who tufIer, aud have In vain
attempted 10 euro their coughs, colds, hron-
elial or pulmonary complaints, make use Of
this uncquAled remedy. 80 cents and 81 \
bottle, large bottles much the cheaper. Com.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-02-22

Scene, court room. Seedy indiyid.
nal ntrigncd for theft. Question by the
Judge Did You steal the complainant'a
coat I seedy individually decline to
entity the morbid curiosity Of the public
by answering that interrogatory.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-02-22

Cut this notice out and bring It with
you wcArc authorized to refund the cash to
any person or persons who shall buy aud use
Parsons Pirydice Pills and fail OF relief or
satisfaction. Com. lla 5ef
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-02-22
Summary OF NEWS.
lsn. q Inlsfe.. fssn neas aaa AArsaa

W"HsN = ~ 80 NatfANeelNH NftHN "a
by 0l to ST.. Changes have been preferred
in the New York Legislature against he aheriH
OF Oneida county. -. An avalanche Of snow
from Cape Diamond, Ontario, came crushing
down on tWO-story frame house occupied by 4
family named Gibson. It completely dcnol.
ishOd the building, burning tho family, slI in
number, mud child named Hslhsrington in
the ruins. -. The Legislature OF Wisconsin
elected Angus Cameron, Of La Crosse, United
States Senator, by vote OF 6s to59 for CaTen-
ter. The election OF Mr.. Cameron was brought
about by the coalition Of the Democrats with
tho boiling Republicans. The latter offered
tho Democrats four names, from which they
might chose candidate. The Democratic
caucus nominated Mr.. Cameron condltionaIly
upon his acceptance Of the platform that
includes hard money tariff from revenue only,
and the supremacy Of civil authority In time of
peace, Mr.. Cameron was born in Caledonia,
Livingston county, New York, in 1926, lie
went to Wisconsin In 1851, and served Az years
in the State Legislature, and was Speaker OF
the Assembly In 1861.
In the course Of tho Civil Rights bill debate
in the United States House, Brown, Of Ken
lucky, made . severe attack upon Butler, OF
Massachusetts, eouPeilins the House to make
tho cause Of the latter ID own. Dawes pro-
posed to have Brown expelled for what he
termed gross violation of thopriyiloges Of de.
oIe Y. nv na, "ll.isteN ,i'is ptOpo'illOl'
ia po',on o. hAi', 81 new t No., va s'se
~ NasH ntosn Va, sa'a !, y W ~ ana zen,
suoa,','. isiUi's nun wy -. nesss.s 'nas
.-4 psype HA's i'O.yu ~ ueA'u ,'ol lns ~
aono os,a S ioSSm0sse W. 'usosn nom
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,.l ,. mn, mn e u.o W. ~ uu'ie, y
'Ou M, ~ '-.SA ~ vlsis o,nV's,
..,.,,A Uui = peso's 'lS WV ,oiA
p.o''us tnoso e,00. .s iOi 'ue punishment
Ol pSouA.'on Ana o.n,i sivns'' a'seuns slo
VpAv mo, ~ .'ss4 ~, :. flYpstsy', 800.
has pe'n Ng ,t. ,s sii4s .NeNe female
Iauep's o. ~. ., SeAa.ot' SVn''3 in'AuS asyium
=. s NV ~ 'y'o, :, uVipi1i iieisy,
u nA,sV,' , - 'Iv iuui'l i'i',aoef =. Wy
ny .,N 90. ~, S y ipie' e'i',-
we VIM ~, s.se '.ase Wv eieeliVn s'sA
p,,, ~ tA,4 't,e 'i'aiUe's % w
i'u eVs.se, - ueA@ \, 90 la1,,iion
soaoi' = 70 " N'a ~ NV W., Wv ivlh a,ppV-
the founder Of prison Libraries. 1t will take
place Apdi 10th, and 1000 performers have
volunteered. ''1e M
"A a.n.,,t f,,m ,t,d,,1 ..,. ,,,., M. -. ,,.,,.,
.rao,s sontInns 10 mat Nh sn,,o.. \, .hsIs
oporations agaIp.t ,he r,arltsts Pi,e co,n
tsrssite,. two Alleged murderer, and oos Sols
thief o,eaped from jail atst. Louis. -. Tie
Attoney-oensrAl Is Of opinion that prisoners
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-02-22

B.4.re o. cheap and worthless imitation I;iiItie
Trn,scl which some pafiai idV0f,iss aud ell tradu-
ieatl thai ihpg arr manufactured ~ the
ihs,a iups an ,sni 10 man % all parts o. tha eoun.
IN. s1ilfacoa guaranteed IN Az etseA before pur
sh,tins any e'hsr rre for Descriptive Circular tf'sl
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-02-22

Gro v. fiopEr ~ n Superintendent Elastic Tfuta Co
psrson iru The II eFsy form Of hetA1 Truss pro
eufahe IA thik county and N fufupe tgg Jcalt Alq
erfsffncnd eumluft and nlflliart1n ard hsen taught
me truth that The Hattie Tn.s \ TIE onlr ln.i.umeni
and nde AliSr nav than thirty year, eoatlnloa. prAe
ticn, and haIine adjusted many hpndrpda q ftatle
and for the LAT twenty months yqufI e1clu1lNelI
srltaiaili doilra n q ~ mn dalheis opinion. that
str Eiiiiir Ttff Il the onl one entitled v thu equl
dhnca n ihepahiic that eiaiiicI !. te only power A
and an c1nvntnd that teuT fiafs nrsl actually rnrns
iars6 pfdrdrf1n or an cashl 70 which l. applied, not
oun knhHcdec ~ patient. frl llta Is fp.ra q afp
u hplsS N q !, y.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-02-22

The properties Of Dir. wAIKER's
visHoARBirfkns arc Aperent, Dlaphoretic,
Cumulative, Nutritious Laxative, Dinretic.
6eda.iye, Countcr,Irntant Suduriic, Altera'
tiga and Anti. Bilious.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-02-22

Scrofnln, or Kings Evil, White
.swollings. Ulcers, Eryxipelas, Swellcd Neck,
Goitrc, SctofilouA determinations, Indolent
lnHammatons Mercufial Affections, Old
Sores, Eruptions ofthc Skin, Soro Eyes, etc.
In these, as In all other constitutional Dis.
eases, wALKKR's VINEGAR BiITHRs have
shown their great curative powers in tho
most obstinate and intfactAble cases.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-02-22
'Waukesha Water
MINERAL ROCK SPRING,

Cures nronfy Dyrpapilt, Diabetes. uonsllrelion
Oifisel, JAnnlllcel lhfhi' nliSaIr herqlaa. tefei
olea fala ,knlli IN All IL igfn, AL Dlisa.e. Of
Tho Kidnlys and lVef
PATEL auels. ga h,f a. ess s,u, lat.. dent
llhni Ard bQtitl ~ cta rnf rslldn rtclArs. e1tfA
Money must acrIpanY the order hcndtlfm1 Ter unf
l.qqk y = pae,s' ri'irs description q ~ apo's
c. @. oLIN q CO.,
uaukeshn, Wis.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-02-22

Eve = rl 7. w Eir1t y s Z, ~.
be fflT rFsf without suffering % AnnolAn and riA
OF ~ iIH1tr u taflfFflg Anal ntts1.t y. fafhll
olian cauafd the severe nr1afufr OF Metal lnd
Snlpornfa II 4 tho nnll sure cure TOT arniA - .
tho lay IfnlI IN ~ thai WI bold The Iuptnfl
pafi1fn radical clfls when All othfu AL y e.n y
worn viii aand comioft when no lprng lnt, ean y
uand Mhnn once adIuHfad. no motion Of tho BODY %
ssgssO, sgigpssio q ne most eminent piAsiudasli
f w a. ss@spu, ,.inna, in our possession ",
Appqld The foiloNlng
y Amer thu etpedlneo n muliht, pailen,. iel,lll
fr1In lnconssnisnes VIII which the Instrument j. WORN
Win superior advantages ~ ka'ile qls po.ae,lll u
fnr 0fhof lnfInfdal have hn1Iiatnn In rtfAfdinf
Il a an Important meani Tor The feli!i Ard cur Of
Hsrnls. n 10 JIM. uAnNOCHANt ". D.,
aFssHealih Oncar 81 lie PM u Nov York sarfeouln
chef u SeN YoFk stkts Hospital. Y ste,, &c. {
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-02-22

Mechanical Diseases. Persons en-
gagged in Paints and Minerals, such as
Plumber, Typc-setters, Gold,beaters, and
Miners, Us they advance In life, arc subject
TO paralysis of the Bowels. 10 guard
against this take Z dose %; Of wAIKER's VIZ
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-18
LOCAL MATTERS.

r,orFls BETWEEN FREIGsr LtNFs-AS-
oyTsx DASrlLLS RAtLRoAD CoApAHT,-
:. ,hs civ Circuit Court, yesterday, Judge
~ y Marshall, counse! for the Richmond
a., n,nsiIle Railroad Company, aled q de.
','r,sr 49, and answer to the complaint lately
..asc sc2ips, them by the Baltiunere Steam
-',E., Comnsuy. The Dauvitie Railroad
t'mnsnv deny positively that they ia1Se
~ time. by any ACT, violated 10 any re-
',.., :" the provisions Of the 24tb section OF
E.,.,r q OF the Code Of Virginia as
.r'r;.d by the act Of the 3lst OF Msrch,
i>,i"
Wn', they admit that they have ceased TO
,.r c,,q-r,s 10 the complainant for !reights
I.Fycr,d 10 the Richmond aud DanviIle rail.
.,,3 y lhcy have heretofore done, and while
-, admit that they have given notice to
-. t,mplsinant that af,er the lst of Noveu,.
-, ,bcv would no longer continue to pay
..'.a ,'gr.cs. &C.. and they woud treat the
,nr,,,aant only as they did other shippers
~, [r,,rh.. they insist they had the perfect
.,,h, % 10 do. and that the complainant had
- ri.ht legally to complain that they
Il! g. 30. They say also that they would
cq,,riuls have continued the reaprocal
,..,.iap, heretofore existing between the
,v6 co,npluies, although not legally bound
:, "a do, but tor the fact that the complain.
N, had continually violated the solemn
,,,rrl!ent that it bad made to conform to
l,riain rates for transportation between Bal
,,norr and Richmond By rebates and other.
vf.r--cutting rates, as it is called-and thus
,r;yrinr The regular business Of the Rich
noua and Danvlle railroad, and the York
piyrr r,ilroad, and the steamboat company
runng IN connection with the latter. ~ -
Theg deny positively the specific complaint
made hy the packet company that they
,,,lrd TO deliver to them certain bags of dried
Iruit which it Is alleged the Richmond and
Danrilie Railroad Company was directed by
the shippers to deliver to them to be trans
ro!lcI north by it. They undertake to
Show by the bill OF ladipg which the railroad
tx,euted 10 the shippers, ard by the way
bill sent to the said company at Richmond,
sud by the statement In writing OF the
shippers themselves, that no Instructions
whatever we're given to the company
70 deliver said fruit to the complainant,
hut that on the other hand the company
we're expressly authorized TO ship the
fruit by the York River line. They also un
drr,ake 10 show that this contract and ar
raugement vas made with the shippers sub
,,Iuert to the date Of the letter of the ship
I4r> 10 the agent Of the complainant, upon
which the complainant relied for the allie
cation of improper conduct on the part Of the
railroad company; which letter was written
without the knowledge of the agent of tht
Redmond and Dauville railroad at Salem
whence said fruit was shipped.
They rely also on technical defences, whicl
il i unnecessary 10 STATE. go
The case will be taken up for consideration
at time hereafter to be appointed by coun
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-18

Hotel and voted ii the firss preciucss of9 ;Ipf.
fefson Kardd 9 Z.
Il b. PsecE Lambeth voted for Knight and
starke alone. g. Wafthall, Jr., voted for
z. HI starke,f W. @ Knight, and g. .. Wor.
than! 9 'sst .f5 i, y,
g Mr.E. d. Simpson was next called up
and In answer 90 questions said that be
voted for Bradley e. Johnson, q. g. Wor
than, and We. G. Knight. 81
:. Here ME. Sfarke Interrupted him aud said
that be could go they did not want his de
position. Mr.a simpson became Indignant
and wanted to- knowswhy they had sent fol
him. He was tired aof this s0rtof thing any
how. BE. said he had bis business 10 attend
70, and this was the third time he had been
called from Te for 80 IS! s.
o. HoG Ghaikiey voted for knight ane
A.A. Porter voted for Knight and starke
Lawson NnnnaliY voted for Knight.
StarkeG and Wortham. i, ii 4. rt.<g.2. Z;
o. a.. Blennis voted for starke alone.
j. W.FisherV voted for Knight and Starke
" D. j.. Mccormick voted for; no one 70,
senator. = - sI 80 - 81 80 !
John w. Tony. the first intelligent negro
witness, testified that he voted for VIC
knight and r. ii. Starke. y .7G5i ~
Cross-examined by counsel for defence:
@. Did you vote for Normand Smith as vel
as The two you mentioned !? a. Ibid. i Z
@. Was your object in voting to. break
down the Conservative party? A. I abso
lutely decline TO answer the question. The
question is, think, Eepuguans. -ass--
Q. How many different ballots, did you
have In your bands during the day, and
whose names did the ballots have on them
for senators? A. l had four. Don't com.
memberate whose names were on the bal.
lots.
Adjourned until this morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-18

PRRrEcr1NG THE REcoRD.-Judge Hughes
and Colonel W. p. BurWell were engaged
yesterday in perfectiug the record inth
case of Salmon Hancock Us. the collector OF
internal revenue, decided, some weeks ago in
favor of Hancock, and now to be taken mp
TO the Supreme Court by the collector. This
case grew out of the construction put by the
Commissioners OF Internal Revenue, upon, the
law, of Congress increasing the tax on To-
bacco from twenty to twenty.fonr cents per
pound. The Commissioner instructed; the
collectors that the act went into effect on the
morning of the 81 OF March. whereas It was
not signed by the President until the eve
ming OF that day. Mr.. Hancock sues to re-.
cover az amount Of tax paid by him at the
rate of twenty-fourg cents per pound, alle-
ging that on the Sd day OF March the legal
rate was twenty Gents per pound. ,.a .,lq Il.
Judge Hughes some sine ago issued an In
junction restraining Collector Russell from
collecting the extra, four cents per. pound on
lots Of tobacco stamped on the adsOf March
by r. W. Oliver John &. Childrey, a. d..
Lyon & CO., and Lewis e. Fraysef. ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-18

ABScoSDEo.- Charles r. Levy,a Phladet
phla pickpocket, who was arrested 1t the
late Stale Fair charged with stealing O
pocketbook from H. n. Price, and who was
iound guilty by Police-Justice White aslo
sentenced TO six months confinement in jail,
from which decision he took an appeas to tbe
Hustings Court, was admitted TO bail by @as'
ice Granger several weeks ago, and has not
sInce been seen 10 this vicinity. Mr. w. i.
Martin is his bebdsman 10 the SUN Of one
thousand dollars. A motion against ME.
Martin will probably be made at the next
'e ID Of the Hastings Court. - .. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-18

RsooGNlzANcg FogF uTED.-seVeral weeks
ago Lucy kinuey.a colored wosaau, residing
Oh Byrd Island, and notorious disturber OF
oe peace, was committed 10 Jail IN defanltof
surety for her good behavior. Whiie in jail
si-e got Beverley Swan TO become security for
ber, and was released. Tuesday sbe- was be-,
iofs the Police Court again, charged with a
"each Of the peace, and being found guilty
aad committed to jail 10 default Of payment
u hne Justice Crew declared ber reeogni.,
mnce forfeited, aud certified the fact to the
Huslings Court. + .s,5 s5ll,5.ss.. ...'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-18

i CENTaaL LUsAim AsYLUx.-At asmeetins
OF the Board OF The Central Lnnatic Asy-
.ium held al the asylum yesterday the fo::.
lowing officers were rfe:ected Saperihtend-
tent, DR.. Randolph Barksdale; assistant su-
perintendent, DR.. &. q. Cabell, Jr,; Clerk
1Storekeeper, DR.. }. b. harye ste 8ara,
,Norborne q. Page; Treasures. w iiiiam l..
White; Matron, Mrs. Martha Hall: Super
yisors, W. L. Wheelwright and james A.
Maryc: Farmer, Samuel Books-.i e,.Ssi. sis
j The following are the names Of The direc'
tors for the. present year: Dr. }. Grsttan
.Cabeii, Richmoad "a. @. Holhday, Hen.
rico; Major. A. H. Drewry, Charles City
General 81. Heth, Richmond; General Z: ~
Moore, Richmond; Louis Wagner, Rleh'
,mond; Msior 2. W. Mckinney, Farmyil!e;
Major J. Il. Dooiey, Riehmond; General w
r. Terry, Bedford; Major j. W. Daniel
LEnehhurg: and Or. D. 3. Conrad, WIN
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