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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-27
weather Report.
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFPicE W TllE CIIigP Hi1NAL OHHfCER,
WASIINGTON, b. G., Jan. 2G.-S;0C nh

PROBABILITIES
In Tennessee, the Ohio Valley and
Upper Lake region, falling barometer
rising temperature, cast or south winds,
cloudy and rainy weather, except mostly
snow In the last named district, but fol.
lowed during the afternoon or night by
winds shifting to west or north, rising
barometer, clearing and colder weather
III the Upper Mississippi and Lower
Missouri valleys and the Northwest, riS-
Ing barometer, winds shifting to west OF
north, clear or clearing and colder
weather.
In the Middle States aid Lower Lake
region, falling barometer, rising tempera'
turc, casterly or sOutherly winds, and gen
orally cloudy weather, accompanied by
snow or rain In the latter district and
Northern New York, and followed BY
light rains In the former.
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NEw YORk, january 2G.-Bnsihrss was
moderate in the package trade and import.
ing. and jObbihg branches confined quiet
aud heavy. Fine brown cottons active and
Arm; medium bleached shirtings Of the most
popular makes In good demand and firm.
Print cloths very strong and advancing.
Pacific and Dunhell light prints opened al
Dc. Lancaster and Renffew ginghams are
selling we'll. Pacific pefcalGs active. Wool
en- R0VtlA IN moderate request,
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, January 2G.-The amount Of
England 81 BdlaScta tOdayR 65lG,G66.
DEATH OF THE cntNsE tMFtRoR,
LONDON, January 2Gl--The Emperor
Of China died on the 18th inst. His sue
Ccssor Is five years old, and dispatch
says II Ia not certain who will succeed the
lale Emperor.
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East tnERrY, January 2O.-CArrLE-
Receipts to-day | All head; supply liberal 80
fat and market actiVe at 4 slight advance
over last week. Closing rates, extra OHci
medium To good bNnGKc; common 10 fair
4jSa6C;tstoCkers1 13aS94c; bulls 23la4o. .
IIOGs-Reeeipts to-day 1905 head; Phil.
adClbhias 81 3Oi7 40; Workers 50 4Oa6 90.
sfiEEP-- Receipts to-day 5,4O0 head;
best 81 75aG 90; good 81 O0a5 30; medium
Al 6ilaS nj
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CoNMENDABLE.-Wheeling's kind mis-.
sion Of charity to the poor brings glad
ness to hundreds Of the destitute, these
pinching times. Her "SOup House" il a
praissworthy institution, has proved u
complete suOCess, and should be initiated.
SteubeaTHs Herald q Nars, t
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A CORRESPONDENT Of the Chicago ri
buHe says Mrs. Fred. Grant Is certainly
one Of the most cllarmingly frank and
agreeable little women in existence. She
Is 40 very bright and intelligent, and her
manners are so easy and piquant. Every
one who has met her retains that pleas
ant first impression, which Subsequent
acquaintance increases rather than d.
minishes,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-27

MR. Il. Hos, tile New York press
builder, las established an industrial
school for apprentices. Among the me
chanical complications with which the
building Is filled, Is a new cylinder press
soon to be set up in the Tribune building
While we stood looking att, says wri'
Ter, In less than twenty seconds over sey'
enty copies Of the Tribune, six at a time
printed on both sides we're laid down BY
its mage fingers. --.--- ~
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

ISLAND PROPERTY soLD.-The resi-
rlencc Of William Erskine, ESQ., on South
Broadway, Island, was yesterday sold al
private sale by. j. G, Hervcy, real estate
agent. for 81 500. --------- =
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BOILER IRoN.-We we're shown a
sample Of Boiler Iron Yesterday from the
Sligo Iron works Of Phillips Nimick 4
Co., Pittsburgh. The sample was about
eight inches sguats, From a hole, two
inches IN diameter, d llahge, similar TO that
Of a slove on which ihep pipe Is placed, had
been drawn out 10 the diameter Of ak
inches and showing the maleabillty and
remarkable tOnghness Of The iron From
two opposite corners had also been drawn
out wire like stems to lengths Of fifteen or
eighteen inches. In these Unexpectedly
cold, knots had been tied In which there
was not the slightest indication Of flaw
OF spSll. The extreme ends Of these wire
like handles we're bent In ornamental
shape requiring very short turns. The
plate IL sample Of the boiler iron used
by Mesrs. Morehead 4 Son in their
shops. II Ia the use oi such superior
matetial combined with their excellent
workmanship that has given this firm
such an ehviable reputation both at
home and abroad, this has made the
name Of The firm synonym for and d
guaranty Of honest work and superior
quality. The tensile strength Of the
sample shown nsswas marked siSty.tWo
thousand pounds,
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SENATORIAL ELECTION.


stPAuL,J January 20. The Legislature
was not full to-day when The Joint ballot
for Senator was taken, many hethbef'
not having rethfhed from theit homes
The vote stood Ramsey so, Darrelly 90
D. Ipayi, z Is ~ wP Ya'Albq4rne = scatter.
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sRAN.J

MADRID, Jannaty 2O.-Tle Catlbts
have left Biscay aud GnipoEoea and have
moved into Navarro with all their ma
terials OF war. The Army Of tte,Notth
haa assumed the offensive. s.------.-..4-----
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Weather clear and pleasant, The Eddy
VILE left for Cairo.

vile left for Cairo,
Ev4Nsy1LLE, January 28.-Weather
clear; mercury $50 TO 56', River rising
slowly, with D 2-lO feet on the gauge.
Cutting out below, Port list, up-FlOr-
ence Lee, Mippeola, George Roberts, Ar
kansas Belle, Robert Mitchell, Thomas
Sherlock, Charles Morgan and Dick John.
son, Down-Susie Silver and Arkansas
Belle. The AIinneola and Sherlock 90
back from here. Business lively. Tho
Susie Silver went out, drawing 81 feet.
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AUSTRIA.

aQlksslj 9Aadg gb&4AGoyA Sd
Montenegro have both Withdrawn their
troops collected op the border In untici,
patton of hostiltieA. ni4If bna nit7l i
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TOLEDO, January 26.-Flour dull but an.
changed. Wheat quiet and unchanged.
Corn dull and lower high mi1ed8sh hc;, seller
March 70I<e; aellef. May; 741c; low mixed
67i4C, Oats dull, but unchanged.
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CLEVELAND, january 96,-Wheat quiet
aud unchanged, Corn weak; high mixed
Tic; low zoe, Oats steady and unchanged.
Petroleum steady; standard white at Exc
Ohio State test l0Nei small lots lac higher.
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LrQuon CAsEs.--Two liqor eases came
up for examination before Justice Gil
lespy Yesterday, in which the plaintiffs
sued 10 recover damages from saloon
keepers for selling liquor to their hus'
bands
The case Of Margaret Miller w. August
Miller was certified to the County Court,
Mcssrs. Rogers & Boyd appeard for the
plaintiff, and Mr.. Dovencr for defendant,
The second case was an action brought
by Mrs. Michael Ritz against m Eighth
Ward saloon keeper named George
Tappes. This cuse was examined, and the
Justice decided in favor Of the plaintiff
for $lOO damages, which amount she
claimed. Mr.. CraCr0ft appeared for the
plaintiff, and Mr.. Dovener for defend
mt .H
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New Years day In Paris was one Of
the most remarkable ever known. Sleet
fell in abundance, and by night the streets
were glnring sheets Of ice. Pedestrians
tumbled by the waysido with more or less
serious resultsyand, ns the omnibnSeS and
most Of the cabs stopped running, scarce
ly anybody was above being compelled to
walk. We print this morning letter
from Paris to New York Journal des-
cribing the events Of that dreadful night.
II ia estimated that 500 persons were In
iured by falls, and that $50 horses were
disabled and killed. The Parisians, with
that gay fatalism which is characteristic
of skeptical natures, attribute their bad
fortune in this instance to the fact that
New Years Day fell on Friday.
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TnE Aiaaicipdl Court-Julge
Crannicr. Tho Municipal Court met at
2 o'clock yesterday afternoon, and dis
posed Of business IA follows:
The case Of Alfred Ncele rs. Simon Gold,
an action for the recoveryof money, was
dismissed.
The following parties we're admitted to
the privileges Of citizenship: james
11earne, q native Of ireland; Albert HILL
man and Geo. Kramer, natives Of Ger
many; Simon 1iamm and Jacob Rem.
my, natives Of Prussia.
Adjourned Until 10 AM to-day
fSiiee CbtMAJhdge CrAnmer. There
were fous disorde1y cases before His
Honor, Judge CranmCr, yesterday MORN
ing, viz:
Joseph Chambers and Robert liahce,
who we're charged with disturbing the
peace In the First Ward, we're discharged
The cases Of Eawad Duffy and Henry
Danb we're continued'to this morning.
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CHILDRENs shoes could be disposed Of
by the Relied Association to advantage
Just now.
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NUMBER OF CouNctLMEN.-The City
Council Of Wheeling il composed Of for.
ty.one members. Sixteen Of these nrc
members Of the First Branch, and twen-
ty.Ryc Of the Second Branch. The mem.
bers arc upportioncd as follows; First
BranCh--two members from each Ward
Second Branch-First Ward, three mem.
bers; Second Ward, three membcrai
Third Ward, three members; Fourth
Ward, three members Fifth Ward, three
members; Sixth Ward, four membersi
Seventh Ward, two members; Eighth
Ward, four memberS Only one Council.
man for the First Branch will be elected
from each Ward tomorrow, AS eight
members Of the present First Branch
hold over. The entire number, twenty.
five, are to be elected to the Second
Branch.
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New York, January 2O.-specie ell.
gngementa for tomorrow $30O,060.
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NEW YoRK, January 0O.A.spsciss ship.
ments TO Havana $4,000 gold coin.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE,

r "a ''1'; s';;i",, \ %.'s :, ., cnnns'ry.
In the Circuit Court for Ohio county, West Virginia.
Notice b hereby glvCn that shall at my Office,
No. iiI2 ChapliiG STREET, Wheeling, ". Va, on
MONDAY, TiIEIsr DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1875,
In accordance with u decree Of tho Circuit Court
fur Ohio county, West Virginia, nlale and en-
tered In tho above entitled cause Oh the 10Th day
Of November, 1874, pruccel TO take and state the
accounts as required by the said decree Also what
creditors, whether mentioned In Nll decree or not
have liens upon tho lands conveyed TO Charles Mar
shall 10 SECURE tlle payment Of Tho sum Of $3.50 o.
and the amOunt Of RiId liens. Secondly, To AScor.
tain aud report what sum may ba due, from thGsaid
plaintiff, TO the E1 StallVrl and any other proper
matter required or that ! may consider necessary,
HANNIBAL FORBES,
Commissioner Ohio County Circuit Court.
WHEELING, DCc, 10, 1874. janl
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EAIR WARNIN GALL PERSONS
T. knowing themselves indebted to D.
schambra, or to the firm Of D, Scllambra 4
Sons, are requested to Gull and settle their
accounts All notes, due bills, book &c.
counts, &c., not settled on or before the lst
day Of February, 1876, will be collected by
law. All persons having claims against us
will present them for payment at once.
D. SCIiAMBkA 4 SONS,
iAn5R Merchant 'TailOrS
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RAILROAD BoNDS-Dull.
sroCEs-0pened firm and advanced 4
to V, and subsequently fell off 4 tOI,
with the widest fluctuations IN ohiOy. ln
the lals dealings the market was irregular,
but IN the main strong, under the lead Of
Lake Shore and Western Union; the former
advanced on rumOr TINT Commodore
Vanderbilt will pay the February dividend
at Cleveland irrespective Of the action Of
the Supreme Court Of this State. The
tranaCtiOns aggregated 10000 shares, Of
which 5000 were Pacific Mail, $1,000 West.
ernunion, $500 Northwestern common,
5000 Rock Island, 10000 Lake Shore, 1900
.NN . = =. n
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
By TELEGRAPA.
NeW Y0EIs Money anl StoeIss.

NEw YoRE, January -, - MONEY
Loaned down to az per cent, but closed at
SaSN per cent Prime mercantile paper AZ
aO per cent .."'ri
STERLING ExOHANGR-Dull Ut $4.SGa
4s6k for 60 days, and $i.ssa4ssll for sight,
1GOLD-stFOng throughout the day at
li2kall2K, Carrying rates were las per
cent and Aat, Clearings $S6,OOOyOOO. Gus
tom receipts 1856, 900, Treasury disburse'
ments $s27,0OO.
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Tho Trustees ~ the I.aaisvilie Msdl,al
college louisville. KY have. M ae'pr.
dance with tile provisions oftlielr clmrac-
ter, established Beneficiary system.
whenslly any young man studying mell-
el's anil being unaiie se Jay for lis eiia-
eallo' may receive = Beneficiary scholar
sh'p, Slssh relieves him 81 payment 81
uaerF"less.rs' fees. The public win W.
l'eA'ed 10 iscn that ihi. well known
eollege has ohllIshed M fees kir III al.
p'anlas; il,e la'al,y l,ving thus ,whnlis nn
Interested lrcnn,aiIy inthe result % nj
eSami"asions f''r gss.luall,nl. For Ia1l-
e'i'aFs. addrrss Deafs ~ Louisville al,sll-
cal College, 1913 Second wee. I,onlsyiiIc
XIV s4tf las
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Il.
wilB added tsi the committee. The CONS
miltee, then, retired aud Il, 4 few minutes
teinrncd ard submitted through the chair
man d. Berry he following preamblepnd
resolutions which onnioiion of Mr. y. w
Hall, were unanimously adopted ty tile
meeting
Whereas, II has pleased Almighty Gcl
III lis inscrutalle wisdom. to strike from
galaxy Of the OIL Norihistate the brightest
star that eyer shed lilstre upon her his
tpric reeori and one ~ whoss Fight Or-
ange County las bsell 70 long glidedin MI
matters of pubic interest, aud, -
whereas, We decenl itnut not only
solemn privilege but also sacred duty q
every township ii this county 10 l.aya
trilnte Of rcsliccl Acknowledgements,
son. therefore Resolved,
lst. That we the citizens of Little River
township, IL cnnmou wtththe unani.
NOUS voice Of North canilina. have leas.
ned With painfuire,ret tire sad Intelligence
1.-THE death of Hon. WIN. a. Graham.
Gid, That we rrcoguIze III The death %
our yrie-4saie GA liol,ured fellw-citizen.
AN irreparal5ls loss
srd That. III every relation ofllsi were
cognize 10 him an excnpliheAii0n ofail
TIE nohlest yig.nes II an AMERICAN elf pr,l,
IN That, we tender 70 the family u III.
deceased our heartfelt condoiencc ind
si,.,xTe sytaia,ly in the sad bereavement
and sore affection which has bcef'sd sud.
denly inflicted ulon il,eul and upon The
people II North CarUiitia.
sill That a copy nf these resolutions be-
seul % the family 81 the let,ag ]. anlalso
tolllc Iiillslrro Recorder sif ini,li,AIivn.
On motion tie injecting adjourned
ffl SANK. II. JoRDAS
CiairmaiI
q. SAM BRADSHAW Sec'y
Raleigh Sentinel please copy,
CALpwELi., aug 2lst 1870.
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M ,otn os ! RAJ s44ss.

"
There i a~cfili-pcria il,lt Grccn's
AUGUST fi,qggg will ~, eafs. t.,,ae h.
The Drug store DFDt- .. ltveker, ssai,, III.
CURE about it. Ifyep sniler lrau Csplivc.
hrs', Sick Headache. Soe Slpla.cl Tie
nigestinn, Livei Cohiplnini, o. defange-
msnt q tho sssisnn, Try VI. Two or,ihicc
doses vii relieve you.
AavE coSeuER9n Is the only Nsmedy iu
he United States ll,ut c.intairsnot .uininc,
Archie. Or Other poIsons l,jiiriols 70 lie
sssiem, that will cure Fever aud ague.
Intermittent % lBlllanz Fever, ar; and In
lh'iis tot reglsn aofibg ire sen-gn. II
leruianily cures Fever aud Agle Of hug
siandlEF. n4 II
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brKnAM u. Q. Ang 2TIh Is75

acatlenen. Yours 0f The 26rii mas been
received Inforniiug nienf my nomination
ny thecuuniy Convention held ii Hills
boro on Monday last as the Candidate Of
tile Democratic Conservative figty. 10 81,
the vacancy occmiopsd by the deaillaf
Gov. Graham. III lille approaching State
Constitutional Convention.
Tint great, and good man has hecn re-
moved from rs at time when lie wa per
Isrle,l III wisdom. and in the confidence
snd esieela0t The people, and when ~
eyes, ami heats were turned 20 finn to
frre IL and our postcrity, from the many
objectionable features IN the present State
CRY altion. The vbid cannot he filed
nnti Il yet wrare overwhelmed with the
deer sense n tie loss The public has slis-
taiue,l III hisdratii, aud naturally my ar
teniian has bern drawn to others than
myself as i,eiug the best suited 10 this en-
ergency. But ~ tile Convention il It's
deliberations ihas concluded differently,
and made choice o. myself for tie posi-
lion for reasons best known 10 itself. r
know no other course to pesae At this
inncture than 10 yield its expression as
ep.indying Tie sentiments o. the patty IN
lie county.
7 am fully sensible of my inadequacy
to the task before me, and will rrly upcn
The many intelligent andkind friends III
the county to aid inc 10 inducing a full
vote, andtn strengthen my cgorls with
their counsel il the Convention should
he elected.
thank yon gentlemen for the kind ex-
preston contained III your letter aud
through you hereby return nv esea.ful
acknowledgements % each member %
tiic convention, and through them u the
people whom they reircsentet cor this
manifestations oftheir respect aud conf
deuce. and T.l,n only cite them ID my
past erviscs asa gtiargutee Of an honest
AMI faiLhfal leffifihaiice ofiIaty % them
I'll TIE Important position nov assigned
me. a
am nithgrat Respect
Your Oht. Seryt
W. n. PATTERSON.
To Mcssrs Parish. Watson and Berry
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We iearp tilat tien'I James NJ. leach
Win meet IKE Young ana his aids 1t lSur~
ham aad oiaer points ihiheronpiy where
tley may speak II Is probable other
Democrats frnm abroad VIII slsoioin IN
theconiesa. These volunteer radicals will
have d hard roaI d travel.
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our sA,ias aaa e.r Deaa.

Far september Is out. Ills nll n in
trrrsiiug nlatirr. II Il illustrated with All
excellent likeness Gen'lG. Is. AnderSon.
j native of HiI;sisbru, who died from
wounds received nj The battle ~ SharIs-
barg. The number Is an excellent one,
/ j Should induce additional patronage.
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IIILrsnoEo. N. III. 2sra Anr. rs.

llMIsBoIo, N W, 23rd Ang! 'i5.
Maj. MN n. PATTERSON:
Dear Sir-Ata Convention of the Demo-
cratic party 1T llillsboro; oil this day ypu
were nominated as candidate to fill tie
vacancy III the approaching Constitutional
convention. occasional BY the dealt u he
lion. VIM. a. Graham.
It's our pleasure to inform you that you
were nominated unanimously and by uceli.
matipn, and the undersigned we're appoint
Oh u Committee 70 inform ypu the same
and q request Jour acceptance.
lerglresFectfully &e
JOHN II. WATSON.
C...E. PARISH. Com.
JOHN BERRY.
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We acknowledge ihe receipt ~ the
ssa,I,ern Policy iIol.ler Cor September. II
s.palll>i,ei III isaieigl, by John &. Hul.
spn and should be IN the hands 81 every
"le Interested ~ ihe subject of Life lii
saranor. Itislsnnlifally printed.
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The ncw Faculty are making their way
10 Chapel Till. uldat The time iised, tliey
will be Al 1T Their posts, aud fDeexercises
begun. II ii believed the Attendance the
very !irrt session WI! ~ large OIL
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We regret 10 learn That the Store Of Mr.
!. ". Holeman aton,pgr Factory was
recently festryed by IRE Involving Inss
Il about 81 80 al,em half Of which was
oserei ny Insurance
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fvr ~ Recorder.
rowNsuiP MEEriNs AZ CALDWELL.

township MEETING AZ CALDWELL.
/ III csns pllance with The rssiaest ~ HE
Dem. ~. Committee. % Orange County,
lhe citizens ol Little iisvey township W.
.enibled al CiIdaclI III saturday, iheSi-l
inst. 10 select delegates 70 tie tsoniy Com
vclithn. fN .lli
on nmlIon 81 Dr. ILL IDtswrr, Mrs W..
Jordan was called To- Tic ellaif. rhc eliairs
man on taking his seat eSpIained the OBJ
Icct IL tic meeting. Mr.. " u. Hail. then
moved that "a. sam Bradshaw 10 regues-
lrdtoatt as Secretary
Mr.. wnh Turner moved, tltn, HAT the
Chairman appoint five delegates tore
present tho township III the County Com
vunthr4 Tie mo,lon bclug e,rricd tie
cllnir apnoImel tnclndii, himsvlfj Mess's
n. w. Hall. WIN. Turner, A. Holden, AID
Df. JOln Berry.
ON nuiion Of Dr. J. i. Brewer cum
niitice uftmre wins appointed 10 dnslt res
oiutions, expressive 81 the sense q the
meeting ID regard 10 the dca;lr u uur dis.
tlnguislacd lelIow.citlzcn Coy. Wm, A.
t.mhnih. Dr. john Kerry G.sani lifad-
.lmw wcrc apl,qiIited ~ sai'I comnli'Iec.
ia, noshasotMs f fauei ~ lirowrs
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0aiylal ~. u l'aiCnis.

Issued by llreUnitcd States patent.or~
flee FOR the week ending Saturday, Aug.
slst.
Reported for lhe Rstsfdcr hy Lewis
Kruger 4 ca; solicitors cfPalents; Wnsh-
iugton, D. G. xlet
SOUTHERN STATE.
Meat tendercrs, A. q. W. Fusher, Now
ton. Ga; fot.on, Corn AMI Pea Plsntefs,
g. w. IIfistpw, Pleasaat Hill, Miss. Cub
tivaters; J. e. Jenkins. Lebanon. Tenn.
shirt lipeunis; I II Packet. Flascnee, Ala
Bale TIE. " } Wright, society HIS. &.
Hose Powers,J X. Gray VlieshesvilIc
Miss. HarnmN q Sewers nc H. Hudgins.
Lawrence O. s. e.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-09-01

Thu Salisbury Waterman nominated
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