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National Republican., 1876-08-23
1876. GREAT 1875.
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE

1916. GREAT 1875.
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
10 THE NORTH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST.
DoabIe Track, Steel Rails, Splendid
JULY 10, 1879.
Sixth and B streets, follows:
rs. E.s:fSiif z1sR sas e Ssis
$50 p. M, daily, with Palace Car to
Chicago, and li:5O a. M, daily, except Sunday.
Baltimore & Potomac Railroad.
Al and the NoIiS, a. n, daily, except sunday; and
7;to p M, daily, except Saturday, with Palace a
falo, and Niagara Falls n:5O a. M, daily. except
For New York and the East $40 p. m, daily, with
Palace Cars attached; Limited Express Of Pullman
rn9e SGtt Gam sSd S he East ds % eaS EG,
daily. except sunday, with Parlor Cars attached.
snS 5 o. anG and @ S p daily daily
Limited Express, sS I'm, daily, except sunday.
ACCOMMODATION for Baltimore, 4:2o p. m. daily,
For Pope's Cfeeks Line, sos a m. and 40 p. m,
For Annapolis, 500 and n:5O a. m. and 40 p m,
| daily, except Sunday.
Alexandria 4 Fredericksburg Railway d
Alexandria & Washington Railroad.
For Alexandria, 7, 500, 10 Il =. M, l, 4:,
8, 700 and n:so p. IN. On Sunday at sa. m, and
For the south, via Richmound 1I:4o D. m. daily, e1-
Segt sunday, S,,s and Via Lynchours $40 a. IA. and
Trainsp % i leave W Ais..ndria for Washington & Isa
70 al II a. m, l. 3 d AZ = 6 and p IN. On Sunday Al
Tickets, informaton, Sleeping and Parlor Cars
SSEReaSs eoTner a sree. sad Pean
ad at tSe Se snd 6e s5ee
orders can be left for the checking Of baggage to
fSsiPsil9Ra ff%SR %aS%.SS M RSSp
National Republican., 1876-08-23
THE NATIONAL REpuBLfcAN
ATTORNEYs AND AGENTS.

GEO. +. GRAHAM, sa ...- q .
Notary Public,
And Commissioner for Delaware, virginis, Tennes-
see, Mississippi. Ohio Indiana, Michigan, Minne-
sofa, isconsin, Kansas and W ashington Territory
Room II, st. Cloud Building.
Afidayits. 10 cents; Acknowledgements Is cents.
Dispositions n Speciality aul6
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-22
APPLICATIONS ToR PATENT.
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
/. NOTICE NO. 3l1k
U. o. Bssvsy<m. III.

..Aa o,I,1. ,.u..., .,,,r..
IL y: kxND Orricn. ChnsoS ciTfs
OsGsvedA, April y. ls.o..Noties 10 herr
~ gty0 that me ChosTA LINING COh.
rANn, oorpornuon orksn1xee sha efhuh
spd.v The laws OF !hs stais - California, hs'.
lns lts postofhcs sddress sud pnncipal place
business q san lfaneisoo. IN California. IA
day nled u thls o1nes said companys applics'
Tee for United States Patent TOT thres tho',:
sand u ,oool linear ieet OF the Comstock rroi
Lee, oeansg go'o sna sllssr. wth saiis4s
sfounu emoraeing ~ !oi aeis. aoa g.IU's
% acre, situate IN oold Hill Mining Dissrfc's
County OF storey and state Of Nevada. the sam
being ofdeially surveyed. and deslgnated IN th,
plat and neld notes 90 ME IN tbs onics ~
United States Survey of Lot No. III, situste I
the west half Of Section Five ~. Township ~
north, Range u cast. Mount Diablo meridian
the said surface ground being deseribtd ~ 10
lows, viz;
Beginnlbg. for the description Of the north
sfly portluo Of said surface ground, at Poo.
No. Of said United ktates burvey No. III,
bsinr q the northwssterly corner Of th,
slaisi. from which tbs quaftsr -sectiyn eors...
en- The ives. line Of s.e.i =. To~n.LiP Id
bsxrS ssath S1N degrees west distant TO feet,
and runpIne fran laid ro.t No D notth Ga,
degrees east lei feet, 10 Pe.t No. Iv; theme,
south i5k degrees east i,U95 feet, TO Post No,
II /; thence south 70 degrees wsst IS feat, t..
Post No. -. 81 the no,lLwe.i conius of Unite.l
States Survey No el Lady Washington Com.
panyl thsncs south IL degreer sust t9j feet, ts
Post No. Is lat Post No. 0 Of sald Ubit,d staist
survey No. 81; theucc sYulh ~ degrees case
3s isst, TO l'oss . .. -; thence south l5k de-
sress esst so Iset. TO Poet No. Is lat Psst no.
OF United states survey No. ~, Justice MIninl.
compshyl; thence nor,h a degrees wrst lGs
feet, 10 fo.t No. q; ,henre north ibk desrss.
west as feet, to Post No. o, III the svulh Inns
OF United Btates survey No. IS; th,nes along
said south line north u dag ees 10 minuies east
" feet, 10 Post No. O. at Ibs southeast corner OF
United btsiss survey no. IS thehes north IN
degrees vssI I,Uxj feet, to Poet No. Z, ct TIM
uorthrast corner Of United state. survey No. Is.
thenc. souih ias dsgrres IVES, % ir.i. 10 Post
no, q: thence nortn lyA degr.es west sol feet.
10 Poet No. y, the place Of br.innInx.
The svu heriy portion " said rurf.ee ground
IN ,l.,cfib~d a. ioilowp. viz: B.,siup,uy Al Post
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-22
APPLICATION ron PATINT.
NOTICE Ne. 500.

TT .. LAND OPPIcE, CARSON CITY,
VI Nevada, March 20. i5Is. Notice 10 here.
By given that the hidss Gold and Silver Mining
Company, Q corporation organlted and sxisting
ssdsr and b y'it.e Of the Aws Of The sls,s "
California, and whose Posi once adcrrss and
priselpal place Of busisess 10 ban Francisco,
cslifornii, has this day. By Thomss DssIne, its
buDertntssds nc. made application Tor o United
stsiss patent for oDe hundred snd forty.scvtn
tit1I linear feet Of the 0old liiil Ledge lothsr-
silver and gold. together with snifac. ground
GU feet In width, situate, lying and being Ia
the Lower Gold lIill Mining District, stOrry
county aud state Of Nevada. and known and
designated on the Geld notes and ofieial plat
% U. Q. Survey or Lot No. li7. In seetion @.
Township ~ north. of Range ~ east. Mount
Diablo meridian, the exterior boundaries of
said Lot No. ia being a. follows, to wit: Be.
ginning 81 poet Married Ne. I. U. n. survey No.
Ia, IN reed which runs west Of cid Over.
nsn hsistisg vorbsi thsbcs running from
ssia pest Ne. Flint eourrs. south y degrees
ysy No. ia. near old Overman hoisiing wofks.
Thence. second eourse-south c7 degrees east
900 feet. 10 post Married No. ,. u. h. Survey
No. ia. Thence. third eourse-North 10 de
grses sa,t lt1 feet. 10 post married. No. 4,
U. =. survsy No. III. and whence bears the
southwest corner poet No. Q " y. y. slrsey
No. o. sDuth % degrees east. disiast 81 fest tho
Northeast corner OF tection Q, Township 10
por,h. Rasgs II east. Mount Disbio neriiian,
north 81 degrees 70 minutes east. distant tGs
fest. Thohcs. running frvm said poet No. -
Fourth course-koith 81 desrses west 600 feet.
10 post No. J. the point OF beginning contain.
ing 7.ioo acre. bearings sipvssed fioin the
tfss meridian magnetic variation. 10 degrees
70 minutes sast.
This claim 10 bounded on the nsrihsast By
the segregstsd tslcher company's U. .. suryey
No. 81, snd on the southwest By the Uncle
Sam misine claim and by the Overnsn Min.
Ing Compsnys . claim. Of which t soyeis .
portion. Survey made In conformity with tho
rscord Of location. Jhs labor sId improve,
nents sonsisi of two shafts. sIe,rding $50 In
value.
This location vss duly recos,l.i I'm the Min.
ing Records Of Lover Gold I'LL ard American
fist MINING District on the 2oth day Of June.
1850. and may Be found of record In the County
RecofdsrS once OF storey county, Ssysds.
kspt st Virginia Cit, AIR and sli per.ons
claiming adversely any portion Of said hid.s
Gold and Silver hinisg compsey's claim srs
rssuired 20 ale thsir sdyerss claim nth tbs
Register of the United stAtrs Land once st
Csfsou City, Nevada. during the sirty days %
fioi Of publication hereof. or they Will be
barred By virtue Of the provisioh. Of ths
statute.
mr7i esd A. Waltz, Register.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-22
Q e N TEN NAL
l77sI sI-@ 1851
PROCLAMATION!
Chicago & Northwestern
Railway
ls TIE POPULAR ROUTE OVERLAND TO
Pitt burg, PhliaeelphlA. Montreal, Quebec, Nsw
Yort. Bosion, OF any polnt East. 'heul buy their
TRANS CexfISHNfA TICKETS
Via she Pisassr Rsuts.
The Chicago 4 Northwestern
Railway.
THIS II THE sEsr ROUTE EAST
This Is rnR sxsr ROUTE EAST


Its track 10 of STEEL RAILS. and 2. Ahs e -. !.
this county. BY this rvuts pess<hfer fcr pclhti
sasi Of lhicaso have choice u the following llns'
~ By ths Pit..burz, Fort Wayne and Chicago and
Prnnsyi, aniA kaliway..Thres through train,
daily. With Pullman Palace Gar. !hrnnrh q
througl, train, with Pullman Palace Cars
to baltimore aud washlnston.
Ny the Lake shorv aud Michigan southern Railway
E.iiroaisJ J-Thrrs through train. daily, with
Palace Drawing Room and silver Palace Sleep
Ing Cars. through 10 New fork. a.,
~ western ani Eris and New Yort Central Rail.
ways-1hree through trains. with Pullman fHi.
ace Drawing Koom and shaping car., through
70 Ne. Yer; Y ~. N,.s.,. Y,,, Falls punAi' h'es'
By BaltiII,orr and Ohio kailroad-Tvo through
trains daily. with lnln,an p.lses Cars. ioI
Newark, Zanesvillr, Wheeling. Wsshihgi"n Ahs
baltimore. without change.
TbIst. the shortest, hest AMI only line running
| PuIlman's celebrated PALACE slrrpinE Car. ap'i
Coaches, connecting with Union pAeine tailro.i
Wsr.haIi cedar Raplis. Clinton. sterling And pih'
on. for Chicago AMI the last.
This popular rouis IL unsurpass-i for speed,
sSI psrf.ei irseI u s-. rails the c.ls6fsird Pull
man Palace slesping Cars. the perfect Teierrapti
system Of moving trains. the REGULARLY with shrh
they Tun the admirable arrangement for Iunniss
through car. 10 Chicago nom all points West So
cure 10 psss<ngers all the comforts of modern Nall.
way Travelling. Nc changes VI cars and NJ tedious
delays at ferries.
Passengers will hni tickets via this favorits rsnts
st The iirnera Ticket Offces of the Central Pselne
Railroad lu san franciseo nni sscIainento, And ~
slithe etsi Oiees ohbs penfsi pssi2s rS'''"'a'
M,nyIy III'GIIITI den. Pass, Agent.
Ien. salt.. Chlesg:. a., ,,
n. sTANwOOp. General Agency. III Mont
somsry street. san ffaneisso. suiDy
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-22

PRor. TrSpiLL is married; anil when
his wife kicks him out of bed, he doesn't Z
get mad. but looks upon 1t as curious
aud interesting illustration OF ths eon.
servaiion Of energy and the effects OF
molecular motion.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-22

To the question. "whai are our young
men doine?" . Connecticut journal 70.
plies: "we cant answer for the rest ol
the country. but around here they are
engaged mainly in trying to lead a nins'
dollar existence ON ssvsn-doiiar sal
..xs
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-22
THREE LITTLE GxAvn~


Three littls bsrks saiied oaf to the -.
with snow hite sails on the ~atsrs vide.
A heavenly angel gu aed the helm
A tbey noatsi asay On the out.bound tee'
wb.rs ,hsy were go,pg NO man doth know.
We ouly imagine through Hoge and ram;
The great All-fathse ath wiifed u 90.
hui II over q river that m-n call deaths
Oa IN. other eide there are prophsts and hinge
Aud sare- ami hsross. the rich asd sfSAt.
ThSre sickness md ruff.riag fold their wings'
AMI Iarsrus waits al the golden gate.
There sfe mansioas. they say on tne eens'
shors.
And chsmbsrs with precious stosss iniabis
whsro Crasu. isys by his boarded ssors.
And sits with the ret till his asoss s'
Nor rank nor beauty have preference mere
And ,mpty baubies arc earthly sfoSes'
All be.gary stops 81 the entrance Ar.
And mis-. ~ ld-r- it, wrinkled frVwns.
They feel no sorrow who eater IN,
Nor hanger n,r thirst they sny mofs'
Thsy hsv. left b,hIud their load of ain
When they taks their stand On INC 0''s'
share.
And that is the r-,son am not sad,
Nor yreye IN soul st my dariings nosn-
Hal 4 I-. inr of trust inahcs my spirit uiAa
A. carve their names on the mAfb.s stone.
hnow I .hall see them al once assn.
when I. TOO. have srO-ssd o'sr the nsvias
tid.,
SIN csnao, keep DOM . ,ish Of pain
Az my thr-e iit lie graves b. the green wood
slds.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-22

"Au. Doctor. I'm out again; lot me
thank ybu my dear fellow" Doctor
"But, nonsense. | never came to see
you while you wsn ILL.," 'Well. that's
why 1 am thanking you"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-22

rGor. DyNNic-Can you give me NJ
example Of heat causing expansion. ant
cold contrsctiony Student-lss. sir
the days are long in summer and shor
I'm Winter,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-22

Toric: Geological discussion. Prin-
cipal-"was il colder or warmer hun
drsd years ago than at pressnts" Pu'
pil honestly ~ really don't reeol'
l.ct. sir"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-22
OrrIck Horn. ron Css.uLIAIIoN

OFFICE HorRs roR csSsuLIArioHi
From 0 A. -. to r. n and from to sr. -.
DIR. THOMAS gradusisd At the foyal Cd.
lege VI Surgeons, IA gland, snd the Royal Col.
legs OF Physicians, London. and recsiysd hie
diplomas a. member OF the koyL College o.
Surgeons, England. and licssliais of the hoyh
IN. THOMAS also pssied his examination
at Lisbsg's University, Of 0isssen. Germany.
and received his diploma - Doeior VI h.dieiss
WIN TIL. HIaHEsT H0S0Rs.
These dl,iouas. together With testimonisls
from the FIRST EUkufIAH PnfsiCiANb.
MAJ be seen In bis .fhcs.
dentlally consulted Tor the cure u Diseases of
the uenerativs organs, Eervous Debility. spef.
nstorrhta or Seminal W,akness, btrieturv of
the Urrthra, Weakening Dreams, Near, Lug
and Kidney Aneetious, snd skin and coniagis
Gus Diseases, vsnsreal or otherwise.
On. THOMAS trsatmsns 10 khINENTLf
sUCCRsSFUL, st once arrestins ssnsinal ioss
and r.storipg power 10 the most broken down ~
constitutions. and that AfTxk OThbhs
The yousS. middis.sgsd. snd even thoss ~.
vaneed In life. should nes despair VI
SPEEDY AND PERMANENT RELIEF
From their sunsrines. bat shosld, without dc.
is,. consult Da. Tli0hAs, who will give .
conscientious opinion - 10 the eItsni OF dis.
sus In each particular case.
TO THR LADIES.
DIR. THOMAS merely stsies that he may bs
CusPIUKNTlAI.LY COABULrED IN oil dis.
eases incidental TO fkMALEs.
In 1851 DR. THOMAs received . special
diploma from the hoyai College OF surxson''
London, In
NIpwIpsRf AND pisEAsxs OF w0MEx
AND CHiLDRRN,
slened By DIR. ARTHUR YAhRE and DK.
RUBRRT Ike, Physicians 10 the Prineess of
wsl,s and Duchess Of kdinbarsh. This diplo.
ma can also be seen In the Doctors once.
In conclusion. the Doctor desires 70 state
that every patient treated By him will fseeirs
GULnANTf oP PERMANENT CUkk.
DIR. THOMAS receives invalid male patients
into his Private Medical Establishment, where
every attention 10 paid TO their comfort by ex'
perIcnced nurpsr, the Doctor, etc. IN
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-22
DR.. THOMAS,
Physician and Surgeon,

uJAs RgIURNEp TO VIRGINIA AND RE-
III pumsd the practice Of bis profession Of
The DOUGLAS DUlLDih0 second BOOT,
SOtlTH q srRBET, thrre doers souih VI the
Bank Of California "a trsnce on v and u SIS.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-22
DR.. "A MARS
SEMINAL PILLS

TOR SEMINAL EMIssioNs, ihP0rHN..
Il cY, foss Of yigor. SEXUAL and 0enefsl
DEBILITY. Physical Prostitution. and the many
Ailments Of like nature arising froin indiscfs-
tion, self abuse. overindulgenee,e etc.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-22

DIR. THOMAS receives invalid male patients
into his Private Medical Establishment, where
every attention 10 paid TO their comfort BY ex'
perisnce ed putper, The Doctor, etc. I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-22
THE EVENING NEWS
our ADvERrIsINo AGENTS.

3. II. PsTnssIII q Cell psrt Rev. N.w
Oso. r. RouELL 4 co......ti PArk Kos. hsw I. ~
soLu AsKsrs for the doiD HiIL DAN, NIxs. r
Authenisd 20 contraet fof Inserting ads.fuseme =
Or ne at our lowest cash rates In coin. AdNrithrs
afe requested 10 leave their orders With elmer y
cle above houses.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-22

In conclusion, the Doctor desires 10 state
GULnANTf oY PERMANENT CUkk.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-22

yss Ws1E sxscuisd ct the NExs once must ~
~ fsr % delivery. unless per,obs having tbs
vsgt dons have stabdlng aeseunis with the pts
pststeg. No deviation from this rule.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-22
AGENT AT CARSON.


=. YREp. BROOKS n our Agent at Capoa
vhsrs psrsons wishing 10 subscfibe for the GoL
niLL DAikr ksws eah kave their orders
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-22
tn TuR LaDTRs.

sisned by DIX. ARTHUR yARRE aad DIR.
RUBRRT Ike, Physicians 10 the Princess Of
= sl,s and Duchess Of kdtnburgh. This diplo.
ma can slso be seen In the Doctors once.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-22

From o A. =. to r. y and from to sr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-30
AsCari..

RICHMOND, September 90, 1876. 6
{. NY attention has been called to the fol-
lowing extract published In this morning g
Dispatch from q report o. speech delivered
by me in cleveland on The night Of the .23d !:
60 In my own city there have been five
revenue collectors since the revenue Office
was opened. fourfof them were thieves and
the fifth was an honest man.
/: The report was published more than
twenty-four hours after ] left Ohio, and
never seen by me until my arrival home;
and having been made from reporters.
notes, contains, as was natural, many inac-
curacies. spoke, for example, OF g g four !"
collectors, not /" fiYe,v and used, as I be-
lieye, the word " "lefaulters. = Dir. Rush
Burgess complains that this language does
him injustice. and is contrary to the fact OF
the case-that he was never in default to the
Government. as had no personal knoWl-
edge Of the matter, and spoke only from
common rumor at the time OF his resigna-.
ton, in 1875, / Icheerfully make the correc-i
tion. @asssssai,
I undoubtedly thought he was in default,
and said so. Having, as be assures me, been;
mistaken, I cay that with greater pleasure,
as am informed that on final settlement
with the Department he was creditor OF.
the Government to an amount exceeding
$500. A. NJ. KELLEY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-30

a.EE
DEATH OF Hon. Gilbert S.. AIARTIN.-This
gentleman, prominent Virginian and a ma
tive of Lee county, died of typhoid-feyer in
the city of Dallas, Texas, on the 9Th day. OF
the present month, in the forty-eighth year
Of his age. In the year 1856 he was o can
didate for Congress in this district against
Judge Connely F. Trigg and Fayette Nc
Mullin, but withdrew from the field OF can
didacy and gave his public life to the stump
in behalf OF Democracy until the year 1857,
when he again entered the field for Con-
gress as a candidate against Judge Hopkins,
OF Washington, and was defeated by less
than hundred votes. In 1859 he was a
candidate against Benjamin Rush FLOYD,
and was elected by large majority. In
the halls of the national legislature he
distinguished himself for his eloquence and
his earnest labors in behalf OF his constltu-
ency; and in the year 1851 he was urged to
enter the contest for reelection, which he
did, and vigorously pushed the canvass un-
til the hour Virginia passed the ordinance
of secession. Then it was that he felt that
his country demanded his services in
another place, and giving up the canvass to
his opponents-Walter Preston and Gov
ernor McMullin-he returned home, raised
company of volunteers, and entered the
Confederate army as their captain In Judge
Campbelps Forty-eigth Virginia regiment,
in which he served with distinction till the
latter part Of 1868, when he was afflicted
with rheumatism and compelled to resign:
after the close Of the war he made him.
self active in the cause Of the South, stump.
ing principal portion of the Ninth district
i'm the Walker and Wells gubernatorial can
yass OF 1857. In 1870 he removed to Tar
rant county, Texas, and retired to private
life. in which he spent the remainder OF his
days.-Lse County Sentinel, 22d.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-30

Installation of Oficers.-The following
officers-elect Of Excelsior Tabernacle, No.
8, G. u. o. OF Gallilean Fishermen, were
installed on. Tuesday evening by R.
WI. M. c. n. Robinson for the term
commencing October 1st: N. N. Wool
bridge, r. W r.; William Bailey, r.
w. A. r.; r. /. Cogbill, r. w. s.; Solo
mon Haskins, R. W.. T.; T. Hutche-
son, R. w. c.; w. Branch, r. w. A.;
Charles Harris, R. w. Conductor; James
Payson, r. W. i. e.; Thomas Clarke, R.
w. o. G.. The following delegates were
elected to the annual session Of the Grand
Lodge, which meets in Manchester October
9, is76-yiz., D. f. Bats, NJ. N, Wool
dridee. and Thomas Watkins.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-30

LADIES SUSPECTED OF PRocuRING TIE De
MoLIT1oN OLA DRAM-SHOP. "A small buiio.
ing situated between the storehouses OF
Mr. Sublett and Mr.. Berry, at Cave spring,
and belonging to Mr.. John Thaxton, was
overturned BY some unknown parties on
last Saturday night and completely denoE
ished. Mr.. George Campbell it Is said, ex.
pected to open q grog-shop in this house In N
a short time, having recently procured
license from the County Court for that prr-
pose. !, 80. ). .ho
place, which is very natural and proper
thing for them to do, strongly protest
against the opening Of grocery in their
Quiet and pleasant little village; and it has
been suggested that they procured the de.
struction OF the house In order to prevent
it. But this we cannot credit, for the wan
ton and unlawful destruction sof ano.neI,s
i,ronerfv u., ,us is not q work for wonan's hands
to do or Woman's heart TO conceive e.-Sdtem
|4LonSerU6ttv
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-30

Officers Elected. 1.-The following is list
OF officers elected Thursday night by Man
chester Council, No. 102, F. of IT,: A. b.
Cheatham, president; Charles Walker, asso-
ciate; d. j. Weisiger, secretary; W.. s.
Campbell, financial secretary; Charles
Wake, treasurer; George Meredith, con-
ductor j. Thomas, inside guard; w. B.
Weisiger, chaplain.
The meeting of the Grand Section, Cadets
of Temperance, has been postponed 10 the
fourth Monday in October. NJ. A. Harris
is. the Grand Worthy Patron.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-30

HELP ron THE SUFFERING AT BRuNsW1cK.
In response to the letter received by Dir.
Richard H. Meade the following druggists
81 this city have contributed medical sup
plies for tie suffering ones at BrunsWicks
Ca, and they have been forwarded Messrs.
Purcell, Ladd & Co., R. w. Powers 81 CO.,
Meade Il Baker, Bodeker Brothers, Jesse
Child, III. Blair, Thomas Leonard. q. nj.
Saunders, Miller s. Pierce, Polk Miller q
Co. - - = 3 80 t 4
In addition, Messrs. Jenkins, Capers s.
Co. sent d liberal supply OF pure Virginia
Whiskey, and Mr. III. IS. Valentine some OF
his meat ihice. !. I,.l 81 zs .ls5: ts.is
If time had have allowed much more.
doubtless, would have been contributed by
the druggists, but as It was they were en-
abled to forward to the :. Mayor OF Bruins
wick two substantial boxes filled with
valuable medical and nutritive supplies,
which were kindly carried, free of expense,
by the Southern Express Company. ..S. E
ALI money-contribution which were of
fered Mr.. Meade are requested to be paid
to w. 3. Quarles, Esq, or some of the ward
collectors appointed by the Mayor.
It may be stated, in this connection, that
only about eighteen hundred Of the citizens
OF Brunswick remain in the city, seven hum
dred Of whom are down with the fever.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-30

AS soon as Company C's fremen turned
the water into the hose from the plug at
Thirteenth and Main streets the hose burst
cd, aud not until they had put on three
fresh sections did they get the hose to stand
the pressure. Company A's steamer also
bursted three sections.
The building is owned by James W. and
W. H. Allison, and was but slightly dam
aged. It Is insured in the old Mutual In
surance Company. Messrs. Millhiser a. Co.
had . 900 risk upon their fixtures in the
Farmville Insurance Company.
MIR. Moses Millhiser was out Of the city,
but was expected hcme this morning. The
concern sustained q heavy damage by fire
and water on the 18th of June last. The
stock Of goods on hand was very heavy
indeed the firm had laid in larger stock
than ever before, and the loss, as we'll as
Inconvenience, will be very great, as the
fall trade has Just opened.