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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1877-09-26
REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET.
FOR TREASURER,
VIM. LAWRENCE,
OF TIONESTA.

The Erie Dispatch says the dis
play of live stock at the State Fair
will exceed that of any ever given by
the society. The different breeds of
cattle, Short Horns, Ayrshire, Devon,
Holstein, Alderneys and other breeds
will be there in great numbers. As to
the horses, some of the very best blood
will be represented.
There will be few days delay in
building the railroad bridge across the
Clarion river, owing to mistake hav-
ing been made in the calculation. The
abutments were built and the bridge
framed, but it was discovered the abut-
ments were nine feet too far apart, or
the bridge nine feet too short, conse-
quently that much more stone work is
being added to the abutment.
"A pedestrian on the Penfeld road
met large black bear, near Lyddick's
old camp, about ten days ago. Bruin
turned into the woods and gave him
the road, but he was pretty badly
scared, if one could judge by the great
beads of perspiration that stood on his
forehead as he came in sight of a par
ty of blackberry gatherers at the camp,
but he said he wasn't UearfeLd
Journal.
From No. 4, of that excellent
publication, the Floral Guide, for 1877,
We learn that James Wick, of Roches.
ter, N. Y, intends issuing a new
monthly floral or garden magazine
under the above title. We have no
hesitancy in assuring our readers that
it will be valuable and interesting
publication, for James Wick is known
in connection with nothing that is not
valuable to his patrons. The price of
the magazine is but $1.25 per year, or
So for FIVE copies.
Our agricultural readers will be
interested in the following from the
Olean Record: "The following are the
exact figures Of the remarkable yield
Of early rose potatoes raised on the
Oosterhoudt farm by Melt. Barber:
Amount of ground three rods less than
am acre yield 216 bushels seed plant,
ed A. bushels. 1t was planted in drills
80 inches apart, a single eye carefully
laid at intervals of eight inches in the
drill. For the amount Of seed plant
ed, the yield is considered a remarka-
bic one"
Mr.. Registrar in Bankruptcy
Noyes, of Boston, holds that one of
the causes Of bankruptcy is that SO few
persons properly estimate the differ
ence between high and low rate of
interest, and therefore often borrow
money at so ruinous Il rate that no
legitimate business can stand. But
few have figured the difference be.
tween six and eight per cent. One dol
lar loaned for one hundred years at
SIX per cent with the interest collect
ed annually and added to the princi-
pal, will amount to $340. At eight
per cent it amounts TO S2,203, or near
" seven times as much. At three per
cent. the usual rate of interest in Eng
land, it amounts to S19.25, whereas
at ten per cent. the usual rate in the
United States, il is S13,SO9, or nearly
one thousand times as much. At
twelve per cent. it amounts to $S4,-
O95, or more than four thousand times
as much. At. eighteen per cent. it
amounts to l5,145,O07. At twenty
tour per cent (Which we sometimes
ar talked of) it reaches the enor-
som Of s2,551. .799, 40L
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Ok Extra Fine mixed cards, with name
= ClO cents, post paid. l.. Jones d CO.
Nassau, n. Y. 924
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pIAHnC Magnificent $3.50 Rosewood
- : ~ l-st,lVa,! w Pianos sI75. fine RosHwood
npGSkC Upright Pianos Qittle usedl
~ = . ~ = : s! 81 cost $500 only SI25, must be
sold. Parlor Organs, stops SIS. stops
500. II stops only SIS. Nearly New 4 Set
Reed II Stop, Sub Bass d Octave Coupler
Organs, cost oXer $3.50. only $50. Lowest
prices ever offered sent on Is days test
trial. You ask why | offer so chcapP 7
reply Hard Times. Result sales over
100000 annually, War commenced bv
monopolists. Beware anonymous Circu-
lar. Write Tor explanation. Battle raging.
tull Particulars free. Address
DANIEL Il. BEATTY, Washington N. J.
CkH a weel; in your own town. Terms
~OO and 50 outfit free. ii. IIALLETT
IL CO., Portland, Maine. pa
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n0nf1 Can't be made by every agent cv-
N494 cry month in the business we
UJSgJ furnish, but those willing to work
can easily earn a dozen dollars a
day right in their own localities. Haveno
room To explain hero. business pleasant
and honorable. Women and hoys aud
girls do as well as men. We will furnish
yOu a complete outfit free. Tho buSincss
pays cttcr than anything else. We Will
bear expense oi starting you. Particulars
free. Write and see. Farmers and me-
chanics, thoir sons and daughters, and all
classes in need Of paving work mt home.
should write to AS and learn all about the
work at once. Now is The time. Don't
delay. Address Truo ~ Co., Augusta,
Mailio. 33
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r z r Y r z 2 2 2 2 2
TO THE WORKING CLASS. nro
now prepared TO furnish all classes with
constant employment at home, the whole
ot the time or for their spare momints.
business ncY light and profitable Per-
sons of either sex easily earn from so cts.
70 - per evening, and proportional sum
by dcNoting their whole time to the busi-
ness. Boys and girls can earn nearly az
much rs men. That all who see this mo-
tee may send their address, ana test tho
business we make this unparalleled cflcr:
To such "A are not well satisfied we will
send one dollar to pay for tho trouble Of
writing. Full particulars, samples worth
several dollars 90 commence work on. and
a copy of Home and Firesde. one OF tho
largest and best Illustrated Publications,
all sent free by mail Reader. if you want
permanent, drohtablo work, address,
Ger"ge Stinson II Co., Portland, Me. s3
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MOLLY MAGUIRES.

Allan Pinkerton's great book, THE
MOLLY MAGulREs AND THE DETECTIVES,
is now ready for agents and subscribers.
IL Is one Of the most wonderful and alb
sorblng books ever written. A large. ele-
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and 4o intensely interesting engrnvings.
The easiest and quickest book 10 sell ever
seen.
For terms, circulars aud territory adj
dress g.. ". CARLETON Al "a
lV'H Publishers, =. Y.
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American S& Foreign
Hadpne9.

GILMORE C. co., Successors to Chip
man, llosmcr C Co.. Solicitors. Patents
procured i'm all countries. No Fees i'm adj
vance. No charges unless the patent il
ry examinations. No additional fees for
obtaining and conducting rehearing. BY
n recent decision of tho Commis sionor All.
rejected applications may bo revived.
Special attention given 10 Interference
Cases before the Patent Office, Extensions
before Congress, Infringement Suits i'm
different States, and ali litigation apper-
tanning TO Inventions or Patents. Send
stamp TO Gilmore q Co., for pamphlet Of
sixty pages.
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Land Gases. Warrants assdl
SCrsD.

Contested Land Cases prosecuted before
the u. $. General Land Onice and Depart
ment of the lntirior. Private Land Claims.
Mining and Presumption Claims, and
Homestead Cases attended to. Land Scrip
in 40, SO, and l60 acre pieces for sale This
Scrip is assipnabc, and can be located in
The name Of the purchaser upon any Gov
ernmcnt land subject 10 private entry, at
yl.25 per acre. II is of equal value with
Bounty Land Warrants. Send stamp to
Gilmore n Co., for pamphlet Of Instruc-
tiDu
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FOR AUDITOR GENERAL,
HON. J. A. M. PASSMORE,
OF SCHUYLKILL COUNTY.
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THE WELLS LEA G'MPANK

Supply Teas to Storcbeepers in original
packages at lowest import prices, as per
sample sent on application.
supply Teas to y. .uggists, General Deal
ers, and others, packed in handsome sealed
packages of one pound each, in canisters
of the same capacity, and in h., 10 lb.
and 20 lb. boxes. Full particulars on ap-
plicatiOn.
Supply Teas TO Peddlers in half pound
and one pound bags, pain or printed, at a
more liberal discount than is given else
where.
Supply Tea for Club Orders. and allow
n larger commission than usual, and in all
eases guarantee the quality of their goods.
Forms sent when required.
Send for circular, and please say under
which OF the foregoing heads you desire
particulars, so that we may send YOU all
the Information necessary without further
trouble.
The Wells Tea Company
Is one of the largest and most reliable
houses III the trade all parties recurring
Tea in quantities. viii do well to send their
orders direct. u ON
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JOB WORK of all kinds done at this Of
J ucc on short notice.
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FOR STATE TREASURER,
CAPT. w. B. HART,
OF MONTGOMERY COUNTY.
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REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.

FOR SUPREME JUDGE,
HON. JAMES P. STERRETT,
OF ALLEGHENY COUNTY.
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6 AS PER TERRI,
13T PER YEAR,
Pays ALL ENPENSl3,S at
CHAMBERLAIN INSTITUTE.
RANDOLPH, n. y.

SChOo! established 1850. Property SiL8. .
600. Endowment $4,000. our vouth
lboth sexes shall have the bcncdt of il.
Winter term opens Dec. ;. Send for cata-
logue free to Rev. J. y. EpwARDs. ID. D..
PriI9iu1t ge A
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Pensions.

All Officers, Soldiers, and Sailors wouu-
dcd, ruptured. or injured in the late war,
however slightly, can obtain pension by
addressing Gilmore & Co.
Cases prosecuted Ivy Gilmore & co. he
fore the Supreme Court of the United
States, tho Court of Claims, and the South
Cru Claims Commission.
Each department of our business Is con
ductcd in Il separate bureau, undor charge
OF the snmc experienced parties employed
by the old firm. Attention TO all business
entrusted to Gilmore q Co, is thus Sc
cureE We desire to win success by de-
serving it.
Address GILMORE & Co, 020 + Street,
Washington. ID. G. afr
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Arrears Of Pay & TsOvnty.

Ollicors, Soldiers, and Sailors of the luto
war; or their heirs, are in many eases en-
titlod to money from tho Government OF
which they have no knowledge. Write
full history of service, and state amount
of pay and bounty received Enclose
stamp TO Gilmore Il CO., and full reply,
after examination, will be given YOU free.
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eleSSEantly carved in Black Walnut. Woo5
tnosa a'u nmGii{ hhished' Exact duplicates of
chnGry Hall during the oxposiiiam ','l ","
NNlvN F"hsApds were unable lo I'.r'.t' ',..' ''''''
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Mothers who dose their Darlings with
drastic purgatiyes incur a fearful respon-
slbiLty. The gentle, moderate (yet eflec-
uVe). Laxative, Alternative, and anti-bilious
operation of TARRANT's SELTZER APERI-
ENT peculiarly adapts il to the disorders of
children.
For sale by G. w. BOYARD. Tionestn-
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GTAMMERING INSTITUTE. Doctor
- White Az 18th Ave, n. Y, Nopay un-
ill cured. Send for circular 224
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QE . C10 Per bay at home. Samples
W @NO worth $ free. STINsoN q
Co., Portland Maine. 2a.4
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G1O a day at home. Agents wanted.
P - Outht and terms free TRUE &
CO., Augusta, Maine. lS-4
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an Mixed Cards, with name, 10 cts. Sam
~ pies for 3 ct. stamp. j. MINKLER Il
Co., Nassau, n. y. 22-i
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1877-10-20
ITO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.

All persons are hereby forbid medhling with
one large Blown COW loaned 10 Charles Ahner,
(Her agreementl, Of UpDer TOwamensing twp,
GarhOn county, Pa, as the same is nv property
until further notice.
Oct, 20, ls77-wSs W. G. WEISS.
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Our New York Letter.

NEW YORK, Oof. is, 1877.
VIM. C. Giiman's tbeatrical surrrnderng Of
hImself on Friday last is still topic Of cOnVer.
sation In business, religious and social circles
Your correspondent dutlfully and happily be-
longs to these spheres o. metropolitan exist.
ence, and has been enabled 10 hear great deal
about the sanctimOnious iOTGer," as one Of the
papers calls the gentleman who has Just gone to
the Sing Sing for five years. You know. OF
course, all about Gllman's cTme, how he found
the tide sweeping him down the stream to the
IocK Of disaster. and how he suddenly 0etteTed
ms fortunes by increasing the value of Atlantic
Life Insurance stock to fabulous sums. AL this
ia history now. and SO is the oontr theological
way in which the tarred saint gave himself up
and took his punishment, sOIRcing his cup Of
gTlet with the hope OF ultimate pardon. It has
gradually leaked out that MT .Gilman's confes.
sion ana cOntntiOn arose from the fact that after
his extraordinary list Of Jhleyish acts there did
not remain to himself enOuGh to get his body
one hundred mites from New York. He saw
taat be was shadOwed by detectives night and
lett who only ahstained from the laying on of
hands process becluse they had been given to
under stand that the tOrger had determined 10
yield himself up He never lett the citr since
the day OF the exposure Of his attempt TO prove
taat thv pen was nigh ieT than the sword. On
the afternoon of tnat day he went o. one OF his
brothers in Rw and confessed ali his msdeeds.
4 hen lac drove TO flleuu's house M twenty
ninth street where he remained all the time IN
ul he walked INTO the luulcial presence of Re
coroer Hacke1L All the detectives who were
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dissolution OrPARTNERsHIP

l.
Notice is hereby given. that the PGrtnership
lately existing between Thomas NJ. Weaver ana
B. +. Kleppinger, Of Carbon County, PennsYl-
yania a. General Contractors has this day been
dissolved by mutuil consent. All debts OWING
sAld Thomas AZ. Weaver, and Rn demands on
the SAID pSrtnershlp are 10 be presented TO him
for payment the said Thomas NJ, Weaver 10
authorized 10 settle all debts que 20 and by the
SAID partneral y heretofore existing undei the
firm name VI Weaver & Kleppinger
THOMAS II. WEAVER,
BENJAMIN T. kLEPPINGEH.
MAucb ChSnK. Pa, August q, lsl7-WtsspA
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-Judpe Wright, ~ Indiana assau,,

Judge Wright, of Indiana, ASSAULT
ed Columbus Delano, ex.Secretary of
the Interior in the streets of Washing
ton Friday Of last week. Wright call
ed DelanO a G. old fals6er, who
would not be believed under oath )"
charged him with having "cheated me
(Wright) out of $30,000," and then
struck him on the shoulder and the head
with stick. Delano was taken to a
drug store, and had his wound, which
was not considered serious, dressed.
Wright has for some time had grieV-
ance against Delano, growing out OF
the rejection of an Indian claim.
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to moderate the opposition IN the admiuistca
ton III the Republican ranks IN Congress. They
can see that what the President has done has
gone beYnnd recall ana that to antqgOnize him
now would only be attended with an aggrava-
tion OF the dissensiOns IN the party. Under a
strict political construction COnkhng was right,
ana the gentlemen who will be put into the
places of Messrs. Arthur, Sharpe and Cornell
in the New York Custom House, whi Q very
respectable, viii soon demOnst ate the folly Of
attempting to run campaigns on sentiment.
CLuBs ARE TRUMPs.
Ex.Socretary DalanO came in for slight
hom0ardment over the head with a caIe few
days ago. the individIol in the offensive heing
Judge White, notorious about n year ago as
having been indCe ed for alleged connection
with certain frauds upon the Indian funds.
These suits were not successful in revealing the
Judge's comphcity. nor Oid they account for
sudden plethora OF funds which ne enJOved
within the few years preceding. Tho Judge,
not sympAthlzinR with the judicial inquiry in.
stituted, as he supposed by The secretary, took
the first opportunity Afforded. which was on the
street. 10 make public exhibition OF his indig.
nation. The secretary was badly bruised about
the tad, and was taken home in a carnage X.
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tion ia apparent To enable the United STATES
TO cooperate IN the international Exhibition
which was held at Vienna in 1873. Congress
then passed JOINT resolution making mak ing
an appropriation Of 81 e,0UO. and authorizing the
President 70 appoint a certain number of Drac
tical artisans and scientific men, who should
attend the exhibition and report their proceed.
inBs anC 1Df ervRtions to hun. Provision was
also mane fur the appointment Of number Of
hon. Commissioners. have felt that prompt
action by Congress in accepting the Invitation
OF the Government Of France is of so much in.
terest to the people OF tins country and so SUIT
able to the cordial relations between the Gov
ernment Of the two countries, that the subject
might properly be presented for attention at
your present. session.
The Government of Sweden and Norway
has addressed an official invitation to this GOV
eminent to take part in the International Pris.
on Congrrssto pc held at stockholm reXt wear.
The problem which the Congress proposes to
study how to dlnImsn cTime-is one In which
all civilized nations have an interest in common,
end the Congress of stockholm seems likely to
prove the most important convention ever held
for the study OF this grave question. Under
authority OF JOINT resolution OF Congress, up.
proved Feb. 10, 1875, commissioner was Rp-
pointed by my predecessor to represent the
United States upon that occasion. and the Pris-
on Congress having been. at the earnest desire
oil tue swedish Government. postponed to 1873,
his commis ION was renewed by me. An ap.
p OpratlOn of $500 was made in the SundrY
Civil Service act of 1875 to meet the expenses OF
the commissioner. l recommend the TeapprO.
priatOn Of that sum for the same purpose, the
former Appropriation having been covered into
the Treasury, and being no longer available for
the purpose without further action BY Congress.
The subject is brought TO your attention at this
time III view OF the circumstances which Iend-
er IL highly desirable that the commissioner
should proceed to the discharge OF his import
ant dutGs immediate Y.
AS the several acts Of Congress providing for
detailed reports from the different departments
of the Government require their submission at
the Regular annual session / defer until that
time any further reference to subjects Of puohc
WASHINGTON, Oct Is, 1877.
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-Alexander Reed, proprietor of the

Alexander Reed, proprietor of the
Blade and Commercial newspaper, of
Toledo, Ohio, and postmaster of that
city, was assaulted on the streets of
Toledo Friday. the 18th inst, by Dow
ling, his predecessor in the postmaster.
ship. Bowling gave Reed kicking
and then seizing him by the teard,
struck him several blows in the face.
They were separated by friends. 1t
was caused by the change in the office
of postmaster.
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A SSIGNEE'S NOTICE.

Notice il hereby given that Henry Berlin,
and his wife. of Franklin township, Carbon Co,
Pa, by voluntary deed Of assignment, bearing
date the l7th day OF October, ls77 assigned all
their property Real, personal and miXed-tO
the undeTslgued for the beueft OF their credi.
tors. All persons therefore Indebted to snid
party will make payment In six weeks from the
date hereof 10 the suid Assignee, and tnose hav-
ing legal claims will please present them Tor
settlement to BENZ. BERLIN, AsslgDee,
PeteIsvIlle, Pa.
or 60 p. ]. MEEHAN, his attorney Mauch CHUNK.
Franklin twp, Oct. 20, 1911 VIC.
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1UUN AKTHN Diseases Cured
New paths marked
NJHH out Dy that plainest
of all books" Plain
Hone Talk and Medical Common Sense,'-
nearly OOJ pages. on lllustratlOnsi BY DIT ~. D.
FoOTE nf l2O Lexington Ave, N. Y. Purchas,
nutnor in person or Dy mail YRER. Pnoe, by
mail, So 25 for tne STANDARD edition, or y % IOT
the POPULAR edition, which contains all tue
same matter and illus TatlonA Contents taUles
tree. AGENIS WANTED.
MURRAY HILL PUBLIsHING co.,
Sept. 20-m6 l2S u. 2sth st., N 1.
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"A word to the wise. II you are
troubled with cough or cold, procure
a bottle of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup at
once. Its use may save you from severe
sickness. Your druggist keeps it.
Price, 25 cents.
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Piano and Organ Taught.

MISS LYDIA 2. FINCHER, OF East Maueh
Chunk, will give LEssONS 10 PUPILS on The
PIANO or ORGAN at their Residences ~
LEHIGHION OF WEISS FORT, Two Lava N
each Wees. For further part oulars, enquire at
this ONCE sept -.
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\ UDlTOR's NOTICE.

The Undersigned having been appointed, by
the Orphans Oirt Cf Carbon County, Auditor
% maze distribution of the funds N the hands
of Theodore Mccormick, Administrators OF the
Estate OF Bernard NJ cL LOrmiCk. decd. will attend
Allen Craig ESQ IN Mauch Chung, on Tues,
day the 23rd Gay of October. 1877. at o'clock
A. M, wnen and whore all parties interested
may attend. +, p. LON GSTREET,
sept p, lsT VA Auditor.
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New Advertisements.
ITO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN

All persons are hereby forbid needing with
1 Grey Horse, Mules, l twO-hOrse Wagon, I
twO-hOTse 5uring Wagon Buggy, Bob Sled
/ sleigh. flaming Mil and Straw cutter,
10 ned Nv the undeI signed TO Alfred DIum bore,
of MRbOning twp, as the same ars my property
until further no ice. ]. I. MCDANIEL,
Oct. 90 ls77.WS+ MahOnmg twp.
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lob PRINTING at the very lowest price at
q THE CARBON ADVoCAT OFFICE.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-03

A EUREKAN IN TRoUBLE.-Quite a
little furry was createi in the Assem-
bly, chamber last Friday by Col. Jerry
Moore, member from Eiko county,
who, while the Stale Prison hill was
under discussion, stated that ne was
positively informed that a certain
member had been offered 500 to
stand in F" against the bill removing
the Warden. The Colonel reiterated
the assertion yesterday. and the prob
abilities are that a committee will be
appointed To investigate the matter.
The lobbyist who is charged with
making the corrupt proposition is &.
g. Wallace, of Eureka, and the mem
Der who is said to have been sp
preached is Bob" Cavanaugh, OF the
same county. There was strong talk
among the members yesterday Of a
joint resolution forbidding Wallace to
the Capitol building, but moth
ing Of that kind has yet been done.
Wallace is given to having a little
too much lip, or the using of it indis-
creetly, if these charges are true, and
the joint resolution spoken of would
therefore be a we'll enacted necessity
Virginia Chronicle.