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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-11-07

LOSSES SErTLED-On Monday evening
before the fire was out, the losses on the wood
were adjusted and settled, the insurance
companiesp paying thelosers the sum of $40 900.
This is business The policies allowed the
companies sixty days and they hardly let sixty
hours pass The business was transacted
by the agents here, and speaks well for them
and the companies.
yesterday with four Cinnamon, who were
being tried by jury, for participation in the
late riot in Chinatown. Concerning said riot
full information has already been given in
the APPEAL. Verdict not guilty.
Loss To Be SETTLED. As Gus. Lewis was
not insured he will adjust his own loss by
closing up for repairs, to-day or tomorrow.
He thinks it will amount to over 81 900, and
that it will take him nearly two weeks to get
things in running order again,
Geo. Nichol, County Clerk of Nye county
called at the APPEAL Office last evening.
George is the same CHEEKY jovial fellow as in
the old times. Glad to see you, old man.
FROM THE VALLEY.-Steve Kinsey and A.
Livingstone were in the city yesterday. No
United States Courts can meet without the
Genoese knowing all about it.
No bullion from the southern country yes
terday and day before, yet they are still pro-
ducing. Why is this thus9 Has it anything
to do with the stock market2
PLEASED to see the face of our old towns
man, Capt. Bragg of Reno He is as cheerful
and genial as ever and looks, if anything
younger than usual.
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GRAND Jurors. following is the list
of Grand Jurors drawn: o. T. Barber, n. D.
Chamberlin, A. tB. Driesbach, E.. R. Elrod,
b. f. Foster, G. w. Friend, M. C. Gardner,
M. d. Hatch: S. E. Jones, D. G. Kitzmeyer,
D: II. Lentz, B. H, Meder, W, Q. H. Martin,
d. A. Bender, P. Cavanaugh, Jr, H. T.
Dunning, A. c. Freeman, F. B. W. Grinage,
George B. Hill, R. E. Kelly, Jacob Klein,
John Muldoon, W. R. Musgrove, Joseph o.
covich.
d IMPROVEMENTS. Mr.. Fayette King was
busily engaged yesterday enlivening the show
window of the chop house of Mike Clescovich
next to Magee's, with bran new coat of paint
We presume it means two or three coats and
that it will have them put on shortly. This
betokens opening up in bran new and fresh
style at the chop house aforesaid. Ready in
a few days.
The CARSON TURN VERE1N wish it stated
that they will give a ball at their hall on the
night of Thanksgiving Day, Thursday, No
vember 20. There will be ten prizes distrib-
uted among the ticket holders Further par
ticulars will appear hereafter in an advertise
ment in the MORNING APPEAL.
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The BArrrMoRE&V VOLUNTEERS were sub
iected to great trial. The firing Of the Sixth
regiment, was, we suppose, done under
some confusion, and not ,at7k5all with
ldeliberation. They were greatly tried.
They were stoned rand ipsulted in
the most provoking manner. They
fred; and; ss liz generally the ease Of firing
into a crowd, only the innocent we're killed.
It is pitiable; but IL will not do to blame
the soldiers altogether, They were sorely
tried. q II ~ j 4 Vi II! Il 80 10 IN
1.-The Fifth regiment seems to have main.
tanned its balance in a grand, and heroic
manner. It; has been appllaudeds by the
Governor, and the public. obation. Zig
showered upon IT. Y - ~ ! $3.50 49, 80.
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~ BLACK IRON GRENADINES at 2o t:,

or BLACK IRON GRENADINES, at t2oe,,
? worth 3Oc.;
BLACKIR0N GRENADINES At Csc. worth 35c!;
BIACK!IRON GRENADINES atsUc. worth soc. !;
RICH BRoCADED, STRIPED, audPLA1D GREN-
. :ADINEs for overdresses; 80 s1'T,'>f''
STRIPED; PLAID, and PLAIN BLACK GRENx.
Il DIMES at 12x, Is, 20, and 25c: per yard;
BACKGROUND sILK-FIGURED GRENA-
} DINEsat15c. per!yard worth soc. i
COLORED GRENADINES with SILK FLOWERS
at 10c per gard-wonld be cheap at Soc;
LAWNS at 10, l2k, ana Csc; 3 ~"
REAL FRENCH ORGANIZES reduced from 90
: to40c.; ,..a q i,,,,ii,,.-;
VICTORIA LAWNS at l2hc. worth zoe, at 1870
worth csc, at zoe worth 35c., at Csc: worth
.. 40c.; .'s.fts. = -. .'',s ,-.'a,i ''.t
SWISS MUsLINs at loo. worth 15c- at 12&c.
worth 2Oc., at 1870. worth 26c., at zoe. worth
95c., at 35c. worth Acc; it,.
CHECKED MUSLIN, wide-cfecked, suitable for
aprons, dressing-sacques, and wrappers, at 20c.
per yard worth 40c., at 25c. worth A5c.; .t.E
READY-MADE' DRESSES and UNDERGAR-
=. MENTS for ladies at prices lower than eVe2&j ="
An kinds Of GOODS for housekeepers at bottom
prices; ''
GOODS for Boys and Mems wear at the lowest
prices ever known. We intend reducing stock
and have liked prc e., low enough to suit every,
body. fly 23li LEVY BROTHERS s.
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ia D, town and ceulin.ry. fhe clouds still

plaId town aud country The clouds still
cover the Sky. S. 81
Idnd anS ny recent visits TO the country
and gin conversing with the people OF the
city that there Il consid erable desire TO
.kn6w-whH ssad s4ustmenfs 11eans. Such
questions as the. following are frequently
heard Sc Is the use Of this word intended
to lessen the power OF conseienee, and so
prepare the way for repud tatlon, Or IL y
Simply an effort by q vain promise to- get
into the hearts and get thesYotes OF q suffer-
ing people? Dos those wiN are bringing
this.Word into common use mean by ut
consultation with the creditors of the State
and Just arrangement with them, or do
they propose to present termslot their own
deYising, and to say TO the creditors, Gem
tIemen, take tbemlor nothings II the State
repudiste, will not fhis repudiation. diminish
confidence amongst us as betweeni man and
man, destroy the force: OF moral principle,
and i In the end come home sinhappily to
every man, woman, and child In her
borders : When this word adj ustment ID
used with q; mental reservation OF an inn
proper character, does it not imply In the
thoughts of those who fuse sit belief that
we ourselVesar are less. honest than we used
to be ?"HThese are.seme offsthe questions
concerning i this word swhich,E have heard
in the last, few days, and so Ireport. .@dtGn
yrt,fr,R iiArpr1A;t.,,
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DEATHS.

Died, July 2lst. at The residence Of his parents,
corner OF Twenty fourth and NJ streets amer long
and painful Illness FRANCIS A. BOWERY; aged
nineteen months and twenty-thrce days. ~. - Il
ii l. Sleep In peace within the grave. =.
Low beneath deaths tranquil wave; ,,..... :,
Disease no longer pains thy breast 2 ~ .'''
In thy deep and quietrest. II.-av
Sleep In peacel
His funeral will take place SUNDAY, 22d- in
slant, ut O'Clock ?. NJ, from Union Station church.
Wing please copy. Mtt ~ .g.
Died. July 81 at, ut IL. O'Clock, MARY DUDLEY
PAYNE, the wife of the late Thomas Dudley Payne,
In the seventy. sixth year Of her age.
Her funeral will take place from the Thtrd-Street
African Methodist Episcopal church MONDAY
EVENING, July 23d, at O'Clock. Friends of, the
family respectfully invited TO attend, and those
Of her sons, Thomas D. Payne and Collin I. Payne
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9isa g AWHILE. p 49,, ,,,, h,
DEATH OF MRS. G. A. PATToN-DELEGATEs TO
! THE POSTAL CONVENTION COMING THROUGH
! RICHMOND AIN-WEAT aDe ssB IS ADJUST.
&. AENT MEAN? l.p.i
IS. Correspondence f thsR ichmond Dispatched
~ 81 SJULY q, sfS77ss
q Mrs. c. A. Patton, wife of MR. 81
Patton, died yesterday evening after q long:
illness. In the deathof Mrs. Patton. which
came so soon after the edesth Of. her son,
Mr., John r., Patton land was Thought to
have been hastened by 1t, lhiF. Nv ..S.i Patton:
recognizes thsss Affections come in compa-l
mics, and he has the sympathy OF our peo-s
pie. s..ssi i!tflsf
The. Danyilia dalegates tofhe Postal CON-
Yenttol aSpest to, leaset home MondaY night
and to 20 down BY steamer Tuesday morn;
Ing from Riahnond Colonel Euiord haRfng
that they take this ,i,onrsa.s on
I 1T has heenE szAiRin gsfso1ni time,to tttnnl
during the last two days, but the land Is not!
thorough lysaWsts 5 IIhese srsiis, hnY esary
have gyeatiy iravtl aDiE o., ipeos
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/; Protection.

Is Mr.. EvARrs declares himself i'll favor of
"protection to the extent Of guarding home
industry against ruinous foreign competi-
ton. He also OK presses. his YieWsia behalf
Of fostering agriculture and ship-building.
He wants ships, he says, and especially wants
something Ito carry in them We rather
suspect that .mostof the modern politicians
would take, the. same ground. Few !aspi-!
rants for public honor ia these days will
omit any popular subject Of public policy
il unf olding their views. The straight-laced!
simplicity ofiother days "'don't pay" The
/" adjustment policy is the modern strate-
Tgy :-.E@ Adjust" the! tariff adjust, the;
commerce ADJUST the home industry
OF the land. 4 General. benefit to everybody
and, q general liberation from burthens alike
for all. The millennium is at hand.i -,
/ Well, there is great change since early
days. Then there was party struggle about
erecting toll.gates on the Cumberland road,
and the fight was won by the strict con-
Pstrnctionists. : They. too, bulldozed the
taritE:men, and the tariff drew in its horns
and restrained itself very much within its
shell for long years. Although Mr.. Cal
:HoUN inasgurated the tariff policy, he after
wards thought it was going ahead too fast
and sided with 7the strict cpnstructionists,
and assisted to- cripple the very system ne
had set On foot in open hostility to DANIEL
WEBSTER. !, ~ 80 ~: <.fi
Now, any community would. beyery glad
to. see the. Federal Government build roads
and put toll-gates on them; it would be glad
to see the Government build as many public
works AS 1t pleases ;tand: we. here in Yir-
ginia woula pc especially GLAD to see Con-
s;gress, levy high foreign imDosts il they
would, only takeT off the tobacco tax, by
t1hichshis State is paying enough per an
hum to pay Of 'her Whole debt in three
wears. That would indeed be'2a measure
OF great. benefit to. Virginia; but we would
tsapprehend that our Establishment" people
would hardly allow, the remission OF this
tobacco tax to enure to our advantage. z.
THAT once deemed so tYranical and oppres-
Esiye-the. tarifE--has become exceedingly
Ifamiliar to usseo!Fet we conjecture that If a
proposition were made lin Hggress toimpose
La considerable tariff with the view brighten
Ing the burthens on tobacco therewould be
some southern men who, at recollection Of
the roll of the tarif-drum Of years long
|, past, wouldilrally to thelanti-tarif army il
| It could be found, or they would plant a
flag and, eallatogether and attempt to re-
form it, Batthere will mott again be zone
OF the old tariff wars such as were wont to
arouse the country. s1S - st:::"i5po So '',
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II BEEF naP0RT1TaoN In CtfA. "a lhte
Wnshingtons dispaseh mentionsf q decree OF
iCaptain-G neral Joveliar which reduces to
one half for the Term of six months. t0sbe
reckoned from 1.-THE LIST OF July, the Gus
toms duties nj wfixed ON tie importation
In Cuba. OF foreign bovine cattle Mules and
horses. It is expected that after the expf-
ration OF these Six months the decree will
be. ,exten ded fol. q. further. period Our
stock-breeders and spectators will thus be
able. 10 ship In larger quantities than ever
before to Cuba. This happens at moment
when it is reported that the, heated, season
has caused decrease In tile shipment Of
meat to Europe. The beeves which could
not be, shipped to Liverpool under the form
of4Ieadyrent quarters will. be forwarded
alive to Cuba, and prove . benefit torall
parties, which is more than can be, said, Of
all our transactions with the, Spanish Gov
ernment. Sss-'1t ~ '''i,'s
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] Requests having been made by, policy
holders, in the Charters Oak sLHesInsu rance
Company Lying in .yariens parts ,otdt the
country that Senator Eaton; OF Connecti-
cut, SHOULD, look after their interests, that
gentleman has, made reply accepting the
attorneyship, ioE the benefite of all the policy
holders for the ipprpose;of pretecsin gitbem
In their rights and to. assist in saving the
company. No recompensew will be demanded
by him foE, any, services hich be may rem
der the policy-hofders. .nni>s7s ;Hsss'
! The Internal Revenue Commissioner de-
,cides that person engaged in the business
OF ibufing,i selling, andG shipping tobacco
stems. Is liable to pay special taNias aleaf-
dealer. The COMMISSIONS holds that to
baceo-stems used in the manufacture OF
smoking tobacco and snuff dres component
parts of the leaf, and therefore are on the
same footing with strips .or stemned leaf.
scraps, cuttings, and clippings. ~ - ~
!; The philadelphia Press, in an editorial in
the issue Of Friday, speaks in terms OF high
praise OF Colonel Samuel NJ Lean, deceased,
formerly Of Pennsylvania, and late OF
burKeYllle, va. a nra ir.af .,,...7, "
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THE spoiIs.a

The Spoils. 1
The recent orders OF the Administration
prohibiting office holders from interfering
n political affairs have raised deal OF tax
about the. matter Of the rights, OF once
holders sand the question OF isthe spof ON
There appears to be an amount OF Insurance.
now amongst Office holders that did not eT-'
ist in other Days. Some persons are quite
Indignant under the impression that the
spofis are the property 81, the victorious
party, and some again, being left9to decide
whether they will hold their offices or give
then, up for party service, have taken the
latter. a Republican paper is bold enough
to declare. that e Che, work eei politics
Is should beedone byathe official class,
!" and thet expenses of " that work K
"should be borne BY that class" This Is # -
conformity TO- the views OF another class
that assumes, that the tendency OF our cleo
tfons inclinelto the establishment % a gov
,erning class, and that that class must man.
are the politics Of the land. These are are
views anite sufficiently advanced TO show
how 81 settled the invasion OF the principle Of
liberty and ;popular rights had become
when Mr.sHAYEs in his determined manner ann !,
set about dissoking the connection between
the public Offices and the politics OF the
country. 1t will be found out that there is
an amount Of official presumption in the
country grown up under the meddling OF
0 fFice-holders with politics that the people
could not have supposed. az
Whether President HAYES will In the 81, END
accomplish important results remains to be
seen. Certainly he has struck grand blow
at one of the most unrepublican! customs
that has been introduced into the Federal
Administration We may well fear that at the
end Of the present Administration the Gus
tom will be revived. We have supposed that
nothing shortof an amendment OF the Con-
stitution, making the term OF office during
good behavior, and capacity, would finally
divorce politics from the, public offices ;
but we trust that Mr.. HAYES may do some
thing towards correcting a usage which has
been productive OF more public evil than
any other single cause in the processes OF
our Government. 3,..z. v!,tt,Gtacta
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HANOVER; COUNTY I

- 81, A4SAA& tSTtS1tTSL 80 ~ j
MALONE BAEBEcUE PUBLIC DEBATE: OF THE
I - ,L0AFERIAN- LITERARY SOCIETY. .is,i.
|. lcorrespondence Of the Richmond Disputch.l d!
|, s,.2 ii ~: -&.igg4: JULY FL 1877. :
The Mahoneites had barbecue on Thurs
day at GiInIan's Mills, down in sthe
slashesl" The dinner was excellent, and
lager, whiskey, &C., flowed freely.t,fta 80
1 General R. Lindsay Walker. made a
speech, and endeayored to show the great
benefit. the State would derive from the
election OF General Malone. ..>.i
p Our Convention to nominate delegates
meets at Ashland Tuesday. Holiday and
Taliaferro are undoubtedly the strongest
men, but when you bring weak human ma
ture ndstrong whiskey together there. is no
telling what may happen, and il ''Little
Billy" fails to icapture one tpr two: OF these
slash-cats then Pm no Judge Of human ma.
The 4oafsrian Ii literary Society organized
recently by some ,of the students who re-
manned here for the summer, ntertalned
large apd appreciatiye audience lass nlgneet
with d public debate, .,t.-r M; zt,;5,s
a mir. Thomas Carroll, OF, Virginia, pre-,
sided; and introduced as TIE orator 81 TBS
evening Is yaeob Ro I .e:, HlS salblecE
Then The emon1entotB question: s,j stIs q
Student Hindersd III Helped in his Studies
.by visiting the Ladies ?"' was ably discnsseI
by Messrs. Gray Carroll, and Frank Tbomp
.igon. of the affirmative, and Messrs. Cyrus
Thompson and D. + Duncan g OH the mega
tive. 80. i, ri :,,,5..rl.i2 ),
3 Mr.. Peter wilson, OF Ashland, next
amused the, auaiepcs by declaining q very
hIimrrai1si niece, ahtitled &c The pied PitJer
Of Hamlin: 5fS5si.,t ,sEa ~. EEfNL4ND.
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/; !; MI ~ FRESH NATURAL.

y nG7- FRESH NATURAL.
80 -. MINERAL WATERS
. APOLLINARJS WATER-RHESISH;
BtJEEALO EYTIHA WATER at $3.50 case
HuEYADI .JANoS BITTER WATER hun'
"2Egarian;
tPUELNA BITTER WATER, Bohemian;
= FREIDRIcHSHALL BITTER WATEE;
CARLSBAD WATER (sprudel sprlnR,;
TICHY, WATER;Eeg .s.e...#.
II Settlers WATER, Nassau;
CONGRESS. SPRING WATER, Saratoga
HATHoRS SPRING WATER, Sara,osa;
ROCKBRlDGE ALUM WATER,
ALLEGHANY, WATER, &C, &C.,
by the bottle or IN original packages, on me "f'
terms. at ~ MEADE {, BAKERS Drugstore
;, ,ny1I III ~. Ole 3Iain street.
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nIr Will T. PAY. TO, Z : Go. g., 70

WIFI I'll + PAY AY,,.. To- sfGlos,TTot'
Levy BROTHERS. and purchase yeur DRY
GOODS. They ,keepthe largest and besr-assorted
stocirih this CITY. You cain find everything atLEVY
BROTHERS. and at the lowest prices. Every Body
ought 10 know that money can besayed by making
theirl purchases Il. LEVY RoTHERs so lose no,
time, as the great closing-out sale is attracting
thousands of purchasers, and goods are going off
fast ACKNOWLEDGEMENT LEVY BROTHERS.. =
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v SIWI , HC
feYers here.
), The season ha. been o very fine one.

9i The season has been avery tine one.
II Mr.. Phebus is now; busy making prepa-
rations to entertain the; large number OF
delegates and visitors who, will. attend the
"Southern Postal Convention. which
meets here next week. The President will
be here, and we anticipate big time. =
Richmond is largely represented here
this reason, as-it should be, for her plea
sure.seekers, as'well as the invalid and those
seeking recreation, could not find more
charming place. anywhere. Tn, CLAY. -
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s.,.s;EN,r S'TORE.

ID ECEIVED AT THE 99-CENI slohh
Another invoice Of those WHITE SHIRTS ~
Inf shirt n, town equals II for less thsn sl.7''
XII sizes in FoXED CATERS; ~%
so dozen large HEARTH-yAsEs at goo. a par,
Our line of bes. quality sILvER-PLArEO ifH'
and TABLE-sPooNsis complete. These so'1'
. we warrant plated on white METAL; ....
200 FIN TOILET sEfs, seven STYLES. These s"'S'
~ are full size, made Of best material and nie''
pa hnisted; .a:s 4, 49,.
.JAPANSED ,rrN,TRAY all sizes, small anu NC
80 diura. at 99c! apair; - .-
$50 cLoTHEs-HA!s!irPERst white and e0''ss"!,
A full: lhiea Of shades Except blonde in ''is'
HAIR sTlTCH-soods worth 1925;
New ssyles ofBRAcKETs at ssess pair;
,Ahothers lot, OF. BLACK WALNUT cLot InI
-, FRAMES; 81 .f,,.1 ss,'4 !. se2E, -.
15 yIOLiHsIand BOWS complete for sse'' T..
Our p RAsUEs are the cheapest for the m'ne'
town. JIiq BIZ Z ~ $, ~ s.,
|, Catalogue sent free TO any address.
;...txsffa ~ ~ - ~ sos Broad street.
JSs1S & lisI&.
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moor laborers have had % give up 4 part oi
their loaf Of bread to maze lp the deficit
caused by this sort Of ooTapetit icn.
Z The present deadlock between sFofkmen
and directors upon So muchof the railroad
lines embracing nearly all the arteries OF
communication between East and West,
from the Potomac to the lakes-must OF i
course soon end. But yee shall rbe mis-
taken il the disturbance does mot slead 70
some useful rescrm in railway econon p. S.
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!. RET Ora Rect PRESBYTE-
RIAN misunderstanding SUNDAY at IL A NJ.
by Rev. VERNON HANSON, Of Dinwidde. No at
ternOon service. .Ra 10 z =.
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A MOTHER DELIGHTFUL TEXCUR-
Alp. Jlr:5I.+t- - -. ~ iItt ~
= ,.:l,a.. . =. SION TO i a.'If ..1,r.
OLE POINT AND THE, CAPEs OF VIRGINIA
n. rs FL. By THE - ~ ,-'
q LADIES OF CENTENARY CHURCH.
;:I;i'a i,r.5Io ~ ON tI,'" " u '..i,n..
- .Er.: TUESDAY, JULY 24TH.i'" = ~,
THE'TURF.

7,ROTTING RACE n. @ Aa&
! FAIRFIELD ,Hf TRACK .ssSsss
II q ESDAY,'JULY PATH. ak..-h.--. -. g.
race for purse OF y sre6 t, nsT
Jfiiy oath. at O'Clock p. NJ:
r @. Wescott enters b. z. White Stocking. 1'.'
/. n L., Crouch ente,s b. m. Kitten.
h Geor. Sch enters b. IN. Antion Girl.,r -,....a,
|. Major j. Walker entersb: 6: Judge Clopton.
Tom Duke enters b. e. $1,000. ~" huSi pa
: Close match aud good race, Gate fee, SOC,
Pools in the above race VIII be sold at O'Clock
sharp at yves 81 CASES.. No. 1880 Main street.
THIS (Nhondayl EVENING; t,,,,a,ig,,.yo .:t
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1.-THE post Office at Pipes Gap, Carroll
county; West Ya,;a is ,reestablished, With
Robert Ward as postmaster. The new, post
office at W. hampton, HenricU county, a.,
!is reestablished, with Frederick. W hlleber,
Jas postmaster 2 The post-of1ce at Allegheny
Station, Allegheny county, Va, is reestab-
,lished, with Miss Anne Rowan. as p0stmas-
ter. A new post-ofi estabh shed at Will.
moths, Barbour county; w est Va, On the,
route from Buck hanron to Beiington, with
Jacob Thorn as postmaster. The post office
at Walnut Grove, Roane county, West Va,
lis reestabIished, with Charles r. PritehaId
as, postmaster. a new post Office, is estab-,
lfshed at Putnam County, West Va, or. the
route from winfield to Plat + FORK, with e.
d. Phtsford as pos nasta fs. GIL rs. Carr IS
,snpointed postmasterat RED House Shoals,
Putnam county, West n as svicsI An dreweL III
Blake, resigned. IS. !, !.
The official report Of the Carroll county
meeting, sent to- the Dispatch YVES anticip
ted by thesaccount taken from the Wythe.
vile Enterprise. The reso buttons endors-
ing; General Jim Walker were hearty; and
contained afair recital his politlles;aI SER
vices. 81, e .i,: 5tsaf .s
& Mr.. R. b: Howison publishes In tho Fred
erisks burg Star his views on the public,
debt, and proposes the old, rejected plan OF
allowing the cities and counties to collect
the State repfnne ~ az ssi
ftIt Is that 81. arrea Bey, 81 i: Paris,
has received ali eauthorl zation from the
Turkish War Department, through the Otto.
man legation id Paris, Z ID select PROPERLY
lanalifed American sure eons f6ft The Turkish
army Their pay will sbe 2Sle0 gold aper
-mgDth, and sthsrI expenses Mdll. be paid %
Constantly 1ioraac ~ Journal
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-23
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- .iGi =. tIotat ra2..' !s1'.s.S.''..' @ifA+oo1 OF
AS will be seen from the above, the;t total
value :of. taxable real and personal estate in
the city is $1,000, 848:i .2t,o i.aat i. .a.l
8 All attempt was made last night to burn
up house belonging to Captain William
E. Hinton, Jr. It only succeeded. in part,
and the loss was small. :. ,.,.s..,.g ,,-s9,,,a;
3 A good many cases. Of accident and sud-
den seizures OF illness. took place in the. city
yesterday Aipheus Hall was very Ill at
Yenable's factory from oEer-in dulgence in
crabs; strange .womanoaTas taken, inthe
City-Point cars, with an illness that threat
ems to prove fatal, and an old eofered man
named William Hearne nearly broke his
neck ascending to the; garnet in which ne
lives, - J.. 81 ,.r.t:..i -.r,
|. wade. Slaughter, a: colored barber, die d
yesterday OF a,hemorrhage, r. -r,,s,,T. Fl; !.
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