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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TO THE DESPATCH FROM ALL QUARTERS,
THE NATIONS CULPRIT, GTITEAT.
HIS CASE BEFORE THE DISTRICT
GRAND JURY.

ise Presidents New York Callers; Threat
eninH MIR. Conkling-Lively Times nj mn
Illinois Lynchins-Fears for vera-Cruz-
Bound Steamship-A Thousand Dol
lar Fire Mt Warren, Pa.-The Star-ROuts
Cnses-Two Men Killed By Boiler EIpIo-
hon-AHairs In Ireland-The sultan Oct
ting into Hot Water-Other Interesting
Foreign Events.
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uoaIth OMeer ROlnstatOd.

WASHINGTON, October 3.-The Key West
BOARD OF Health has dismissed its president
Pummer). who in August last dismissed
Health Officer Lester for refusing to grant
clear bills OF health to outgoing vessels in
consequence of the occurrence OF a case G. OF
vellow-ieyer at that point, and has re-
instated the health officer. The autopsy
sustained the decision Of the latter that the
disputed case was one of genuine yellow
fever: hence his reinstatement.
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rear. for the ssfsty OF . stoamshiP.

NEW York, October 3.-The following
are passengers on board the steamship Clty,
Of Merida, for the safety OF which vessel
fears are entertained: l.. Kuhne, r. Field
balH and wife, Manuel De La Tore, j. ;:
Ionghead, OF Boston, and q. II. Gleddon, OF
Rrooklyn. No news regarding the steamer
was received at the Office OF the company
this morning, and the members OF the firm
declare that they have no fears as to her
safety. She Is not due until Thursday noxt
mt Vera Cruz.
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with Indians.

TUCs0N, ARIZONA, October "a dispatch
from Wilcox to a citizen says party OF
soldiers sent out to repair the Lehigh line
between Forts Grant and Thomas was at
tackled by Chiricahua Indians sunday and
two soldiers killed. A courier from Cedar
Springs says he saw the corpses OF several
citizens at that point. The command foi-
lowing the Chiricahuas are reported fight
ing the Indians fifteen miles from Fort
Grant. The command consists OF four
companies OF cavalry. The Indians are In
the hills. Much excitement prevails.
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CRoCKgnY, GLASSWARE, &c.

NEW GOODS.
RICH DINNER, TEA, and ToiLEr-sETs, Ia
new shapes and decorations;
ELEGANT GAME, FISH, DESSERT, aud iCK-
CREAM-SETs OF the latest styles;
DRESDEN FIGURES and ORNAMENTS In all
the latest designs;
RICH cUT-GLASS, BRoNZEs, &C.
The largest stock ever exhibited la This city. Cali
aud look at them. n. Il. TAYLOR,
lG No lOll Main street.
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Tho President An Now York.

4 CRANK AMONG THE CALLERS YESTERDAY
NEW YORK, October 3.-Among the call
ers on President Arthur, who renamed at
his house this forenoon, were senator Sa'il,
ders, Of Nebraska; General sharpe ana
Postmaster Pearson. A man named IL
kins, who was evidently crank, called,
but was not admitted. lie had long doc
ument containing a large number OF sigma
lures, and was looking for foreign consult
ship
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF RICHMOND, OCTOBER 3, 1881.
ARRIVED.
STEINER Old Dominion, Walker, New York,
merchandise and Passengers, q. W. Alien x Co.,
agents.
steamer Pioneer. Platt. Philadelphia. merchan-
disc and passengers. J. ". Mctarrick. agent
steamer Tiger Lily, Maiihali, Chickahominy,
merchandise and passengers, ". &. q. Cole, SUI
pcriniendent.
Schooner Henry Parker Collins, Roundout, New
York, cement, \. :. Lee.
Schooner May Monroe, RhOades Windsor, y. y,
plaster, Warner Moore.
schooner Florida, Gilmore, Jacksonville, Fla,
lumber, Tre,egsr Company.
schooner Mary and Francis. Mullen. Philadel-
phl. plg-irOn, Tredegar Company.
schooner a.. Bickmsn, -, GEORGETOWN coal,
Richmond aud Danyilc Railroad Company.
schooner John 4. Beckerman, Andrews, WASH
inytOn, light, Chesapeake and Ohio Rlilway Com
pdny; vessel, Curti- x Parker
SAILED SUNDAY.
steamer Manhattan, Kelly, New York merchan-
disc aud passengers, g.. ". Allen Go.
steamer Fanita, Nelson, Philadelphia, nerchau-
di-c and Passengers, d. ". McCarr1ck, agent.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
steamer Ariel. clifford, Norfolk, United states
mail merchandise and passengers, l.. II. Tatum,
agent.
schooner ". G. Carroll, Carroll Philadelphia,
Stone, Curtis K Parker.
Schooner II. u. May, May, Boston. coal. Chest
pcIkc aud ohio Railway Company; vessel. Curtis
x Parker.
schooner John 4. Curtis Williams. stamford,
Conn, ria city Point bark, Curtis & Parker.
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George ID. wise at Princess Anne
(ouPfEouae

PARSoN MASSEY REFUSES TO MAKE A PAIR
DIVISION or TINE, AND wITHDRAws WITH A
PEW FOLLOwgRs-R0rsISG SPEECHES by
CAPTAIN WIFE, COLONEL sTARKR, hEssRs.
CiIiTDS AND Observation-Disclosures DEAD
IN PRINCESS ANNE.
Especial telegram 20 the Dispstch.l
NORFOLK, Va, October IA rousing
meeting was held to-day at Princess Anne
Courthouse, and great good was accom-
plished by the speech OF the gallant Hon.
George ID. Wise. The Mahoneites were
dismayed. An effort was made by the
Democrats 10 secure a discussion between
Captain Wise and Parson Massey, but the
terms proposed by the Mahoneites were so
arbitrary and unfair that they were refused.
The proposal they submitted was that Cap
tain Wise should open in n speech Of an
hour, 10 be followed by Massey with
speech OF the same length; that Captain
Wise should then have half an hour TO re-
ply, and Massey occupy an unlimited time
i'm answer. The Democrats then called the
meeting to order, and Captain Wise opened,
stating that he had cone from Richmond
to meet Massey, but mat the cold fraud "
had refused TO meet him in fair discussion.
The Mahoneites, baliled, called upon all
their party TO retire TO Kellum'S Hotel, and
after strenuous efforts and repeated calls OF
"This way, ReadiusteIs," secured about
forty white followers and the few negroes
present. Captain Wise made a powerful
address. lie showed up Parson Massey
and his party in their true col
ors. lie was loudly and enthusi-
astically chcercd. The best Of feel
ing prevails. The victory was COM
plctc one, and Mahoneism may be put
down a. dead in Princess Anne.
Speeches were also made by Colonel
Starkc, cx-State Senator Chilcs, and VI.
Glennan Es0
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APricsfix Thronf

CORK, October AT a banquet here
Father Sheehey announced that unless all
the suspects" were released within O
month he intended to assemble all the dele
gates to the Land League from county
Limerick and pledge them them to with
hold the payment Of rents.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

EAST SAGINAW, MIcH., October 3.-The
boiler Of Ledue a Phinney's Iar-factory, at
Carrolton, exploded last night from lack
OF water. John and James Picard, bro
theirs, were killed.
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Fire nj Warren, Pa.

BRADFORD, Pa, October 3.-Twelye
buildings were destroyed by fire at War
rem, Pa, yesterday morning, involving q
loss OF SO, 200, with an insurance Tor one
third Of this amount.
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OLDDOMINI0N STEAMSHIP n>iF-k
" COMPANY. s>ne4k@>xs
FOR NEW YORK.

FVN MN IVItNf
This COMPANY viii dispatch one Of their splendid
,tQamcr.-OI.D DOMINION, WlANOkE, MAN
HAITIAN, and RiCIlMOND-EtERl ~ ErDA1
and FRIDAY AZ / T. NJ ana SUNDAY al
4. NJ 81. . 49,. ,.,,,.,,.,
steamers leave Kew York TUESDAYS, Thurs
DAYS, and SATURDAYS AZ 8 i. VI. rom fier
20 lnew numberl foot Of Beich street, Norm
river.
They have splendid saloons, state-rooms, and
bathrooms.
unsurpassed
After-cabin fare u New York. $40; round trip,
SIS: Storage, 50 and 81
Frcights for points beyond New York fOrwardet
with dispatch, and no charge made except actual
expenses incurred.
Frclghts received until o'clock i. NJ. daily.
For further information, apply Ia
GEORGE ". ALLEN q Co, Agent,
my Office COmpany's whsryes. Rockets.
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THE WONDERFUL EFFECTS OF
TIE EXTRACT or CELERY AND
UPON THE NERVOUS SYSTEM
AND DIGESTIVE ORGANS,
IN CURING ESPECIALLY SICK HEADACHE,
NERVOUS HEADACHE, NEURALGIA,
NERVOUSNESS, PARALYSIS,
AND INDIGESTION,
AND PREVENTING NEURALGIA OF THE
HEART AND SUDDEN DEATH
THIS PREPAR tTION HAS Won A REPUTA-
TON UNKNOWN TO ANY OTHER
ARTICLE FOR THE CURE AND PREVEN-
TON OF THESE DISEASES.
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FINANCIAL.
MoND STOCK EXCHANGE.

MONDAY, October 3, 1881.
sALEs-FInsT BoARD.-1 share Atlantic, Mis-
sisslppi and Ohio Railroad at 30; 10 shares At
l1nta and Charlotte Railroad stock at "a, go do.
AZ IA. 10 do N IA
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FlJur-Wc quote: Fine, Si.jO@ -. extra. $3.50
Ms7.75; ~upcrinc, s6.JOM 500; common flmi-
~. S7.75@ IS, choice or patent family, 5000
SS7J.
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COMMERCIAL.
fRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, October ,. 1851.
SALES.
WHEAI.-Whiic, Is bu~hc!, prime 10 Sl.6J: 30
bushels good al -l.Jj. Lancaster. bushels very
good at Sl.6U: go bushels good al Sl.56. 50
bushels fair ~ Sl.jO. Mixed. 1888 bushels very
good at SLIGO: 80 bushels very good ~ Sl.5J.
Fulfz, 300 bu,hcl, very good ~ Sl.j2; $50
bushels good ~ Sl49 10 Sl.jO; 27S bushels fir
and cowmon az Sl.3J 10 Sl1j.
COKN.-Whitc. 3s2 bushels prime no 9Oc.: 50
bushels good 80 Soc.
ONTs.-ll4 bushels very good spring a. 13c.
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Goodc and RiddIeberger at Lexington,

Especial telegram Ia the Dlsimtch.l
LEXINGTON, Va, October 3.-lIOn. John
Goode and II. II. Riddlebcrger spoke here
to-day to large crowd. Mr.. Goodc was
greeted with loud applause. lie arraiSncd
Malone at the bar Of public opinion for
claiming to De a Democrat while voting
with Grant Republicans in the Senate Of
the United States. The Riddlcbcrgcr bill
was shown mp in IFS true color, aud proved
10y man,wcrahlc argument 30 be lmron>ii-
tutional. &lr. Goode was eloquent, and
during the whole time occupied in the de-
livery Of his speech he had the umdi,turbcd
attention Of his hearers. IT was a grand
speech.
Riddlchergcr', speech Wa tame, feeble
effort. He was literally crushed 10y the
oycrpowcring speech OF Mr.. Goodc, and
seemed depressed when his time came to
reply to Mr.. Goodc.
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FERTILIZERS.


EOR SALE,
TWENTY THOUSAND TONS FERTILIZERS
EMBRACING
ACID PHOSPHATE,
DISSOLVED BONES,
AMMONIATED FERTILIZERS,
GERMAN POTASH SALTS (kainiU.
/ am prepared 10 offer to the wholesale and retail
trade the above at different ports, both north and
aoutb at prices TO compete with other manufac-
turcrs.
speclal efforts will De made to meet the views Of
large buyers. Address
PERRY VI. DELEON,
Manufacturer and Importer of Fertilizers,
81 Broadway, y. Y.
SOUTHERN OFFICE, lO4 Bay street. savannah
sc S-eOd3m
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nnIlnois Murderer Lynched.

sONK or TIE " BEST CITIZENS AMONG TIE
LYNCHEHS, AND WOMEN WAVING THEIR
HANDEERCHIEFS N ENCOURAGEMENT.
WAsHrxGToN, October 3.-Special dis
matches from Bloomington. ILL.,, give par
ticulars OF the lynching there Saturday
nioht OF Charles Pierce, the Imprisoned
horse-thei, who shot and killed Jailer
Frank while the latter was conveying
him from one cell to another in the jail.
The dispatches say that some Of the best
citizens were in the front ranks OF the lynch
ers. Leading businessmen checred and en-
couraged the lynchers, and women waved
their handkerchief in appreciation. For
two hours the sheriff, with all his force, the
police force, and other officials stood at the
Jail door and fought and pleaded with the
Infatuated crowd. When the murderer was
raised the first time, Officer Baylcy, OF the
police force, imperlied his life by break
ING through the crowd and cutting the
roDe. letting the body fall. Upon At
tcnptine TO repeat this act Of bravery
he came near being killed. The officers
called on the fire department 10 quell
the riot by throwing water on the
crowd. When a steam engine arrived on
the ground, cries OF "Cut the hose con-
WINGED the firemcn that 1t would not do To
undertake to carry out their instruction,
and thew retired. The ringing OF the fire
bells called hundreds more to the scene and
added 10 the excitement. When lynching
was imminent, dispatches passed between
Governor Cullum and Lieutenant-Gov-
ernor Hamilton, and the latter was di-
rected by the Governor to tell the sheriff
to call on the militia to protect life and
property, but 1t was known that the militia
could not be assembled. senator Fiier,
formerly States attorney, and II. Ii. POr-
ter, states attorney, did all they could to
quiet the mob, promising that the murderer
should he tried and punished, but theirplcad-
ings and promises were hooted at. Gus
tice and the courts are farce" =" We have
seen too much Of court quibhlingS," and
other similar remarks were shouted at the
officers by the mob, who persisted in their
purpose Of lynching Pierce, and then dis
perSed.
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NOR NEW YORK.-Thc old i'm

NOR NEW 0OIth.-Ihc Ola II TN
Il dominion steamship Company sa-Ss<&sesrs
steamer, will sail a. follows: steamer OLD DO
MINION, Captain MALkER. EVERY TUESDAY
a. / O'Clock 4. NJ: steamer WlANOkE, Captain
COCCu, EVERY FRIDAY ~ j o'clock u. VI.
steamer MANHATTAN, Captain KELLY, EVERY
SUNDAY At o'clock \. NJ.
Freight received up to II o'clock NJ. for the
TUESDAYS aud Fridays steamer, aud % O'Clock
saturday evening FIR sundays ship.
Through bill, Of ladng signed ana goods Tor"
yar,Ird with dispatch t. all points north, SOUTH
east. and west; also, % foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Aftcr-cabin fare To New York. SlOi rouhh
trip. SIS: stecTsgc. 80 and ~.
For freight or passage, apply %
q. W. ALLEN & CO., Agents,
ms Cts COmpany's Wharf Rockets.
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Ship Burned at Rca-R Revolution i'm
Costa RIca.

PANAMA, September 24.-The German
ship Hugo, from Newcastle, Eng, for san
Francisco. has been burned in the South
Pacific. The captain and eight OF the crew
arrived at Chloe, having made 500 miles in
nine days in lOng-boat. Two boats with
the remainder OF the crew are missing.
Reports OF revolution are rife in Costa
Rica. several plots against the Government
have been discovered, and the parties i'm
plicated are mostly in prison awaiting trial.
The Sultan Interfering I'm Egyptian
Affairs.
CONSTANTINOPLE, October 3.-Nezan
Pasha, Fuad Bey, and two OF the Sultan'S
sids-dc-cmmp left for Alexandria to-day
for 4 conference. The Sultan acted in the
matter without consulting his ministers. 1t
is feared i'm ministerial and diplomatic cir
clcs that this Interference in Egyptian ai-
fairs will create grave embarrassment.
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Daniel Club I'm baltimore.

-pG0l1I IflCgTlm 10 Inc D,7VHT'N'I
baltimore, MD., October "a meeting
OF Virginians doing business in Baltimore
was held at the Eutaw House tonight, at
which a John W. Daniel Club was organ
lied. Resolutions were adopted 10 do
everything possible to aid the Democratic
ticket in Virginia. Committees on Finance
and Transportation were appointed. One
hundred men signed the roll, one half Of
whom are voters in Virginia. Several
speeches were made and much enthusiasm
prevailed. The meeting adjourned with
three cheer, FOR " John W. Daniel, thcneNt
Governor Of Virginia"
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, October B. .N0OB.-SiOcSS weak.
Money. i0G per cent. ENchaugc-Long l79I;
short, 4S3. STATE bond, dun. Governments quiet
aud unchanged
Erpipg.-Money, 406 and l-32 per deem. TX
change, 40. Government, Irregular; new IS.
luu.i: new 49,, 49, new 4. llO. states
moderately active
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FoR BALTIMORE e..
PONIIATAN LINE-DIRECT STEAMER.
CHANGE OF WHARF.

Until further notice, The steamer LUCILLE VIII
sail every MONDAY at l.. Vi. from CLl DIS
WHARF, Rockets, direct for Baltimore
Through bills II lIdlng signed and goods tor
warded with dispatch tO points North aud West.
Freight received daily anti T.. VI.
For further Information, apply a.
JAMES W. MCCARRlCk,
an 3O-3m Agent.
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ERtIl.IIT

Freight received daily Tor Norfolk, Portsmouth
Smithlcld, aud Hampton; Washington, ID. C.;
Ncwbcrnc, Washington, and TarborU', y. G., and
an points IN Eastern North Carolina; also, for
Eastern shore OF Virginia, Oid Point, aud all regu-
lar landings on James river, at Low Est RATES,
and throush bill, is,ucd l.. ~. TATIM,
,eI superintendent.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Ireland.
PARNELL RECEPTION AT CORK-PROTECTION
OF BOYCOTTED FARMERS. sc.


OF BOYCOTTED FARMERS, sc.
LONDON, October "A dispatch from
Cork TO the Times says: "The great sue
cess OF ihe days proceedings sunday, on
the occasion OF the public reception OF
PANEL, was splendid. The display made
by the trades procession was nearly two
miles long. In some streets triumphal
arches were erected. Father Sheehy spoke
in favor OF Irish independence, concluding
by saying that he spoke in the presence OF
the great Republic OF the West. Mr.. Red
path said: America l. watching with in
tense interest the heroic struggle for q
free fatherland.'"
At meeting near BollinglaS, county
Wicklow, for the purpose OF establishing
an organization for the protection Of farm
ers and Others who have incurred the dis
pleasure OF the Land League, it was re-
solved 10 establish an association To pro-
tect ''BOycOttcd" persons, and that special
attention should be paid to Catholic farm
ers desiring to resist the dictatiOn Of the
league.
Many farmers Of Queens county, includ-
ing Protestant and Catholic farmers, who
had not Joined the League, have formed a
committee 10 counteract the League. They
are arranging 10 help farmers who cannot
get their crops saved.
4 convention OF various branches OF the
Enncs League has passed resolution sum-
mOning branches to adopt the stringent
measures against indiscriminate Boycott
ting.
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SUMMER RESORTS.
WARN SPRINGS,
BATH COUNTY, VA.

BATH COUNTY, VA
WIN De kept open until NOVEMBER ls', or later.
A good company l. expected during the month OF
October. Good cooks and other servants retained.
y Aim JOHN l.. EIBANk.
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PHILADELPHIA, RICH Il J&
/ MOND AND NORFOLK szsafss,ssz
~IENM sHlP CON- PAM
FOR PHILADELPHIA

steiner PIONEER, Captain PLAT, with pa'-
..igcr accommodations, viii sail EVERY IT t9-
DAG at IL ". Freight received III 1850 \. VI.
steamer EAEkNAN, tlpnin oNlIili WIN pas
,engcr accommodations, Will sail EVERY fkl-
DAY atI2A. ". Freight received till ll.3O \. VI.
steamer FANiTA, Captain NELSON VIII SAIL
EVERY SUNDAY al 3 \. VI. Freight received
III Is l.. VI. Saturdays.
FAR. ON Passenger steamer, Tuesdays and FRI
Steamer, connect at Philadelphia for Fall river
j. W. MCCARRiCk,
General southern Agent, Rockets.
W. T.. CLYDE & Co,
tyoos General Managers, philadelphia.
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THE HYGEIA HOTEL,

V,HE HYGEIA HOTEL,
OLD POINT COMFORT, VA.
situated 100 yards from Fort Monroe. Open all
the year Equal 10 any hotel Ia the Quilted states
A. A sUMMEE RESORT. send for circular describe
ing hygenic advantages, etc.
HARRISON PHGBUs,
jeI5 Proprietor.
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In consequence Of my necessary absence from rom
M civ lsst week the time for sealing me snorS
,s 10 ~ been extended 10 THURSDAY The I4th oil
october. willie 1r,nd Secretary
90 t-td oi"AA =
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Tic Fronch Cabinet.

The TimcS'S Paris correspondent says
there * good reason to know that President
GrGyy will not only on the overthrow Of
Premier Ferry send for Gambetta, but that
he will give Gambetta the fullest latitude in
choosing a Cabinet
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c,.Nn LODGE OF VIRGINIA, 4. V Nh
GRAND SECRETARY'S OFFICE
MA MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA
N-OTICE.-The box 10 be placed 4
y IN the cornerstone Of the monument Nv
az Yorktown has been placed IN my Gus w
us4 ~ the Congressional Commission, with IN,
strnction 10 have Il sealed as soon amer 'e i'
- ~ October As its contents can he listed -,
uS,is a. therefore TO give notice that all artlces
,,tenSed for the box must be IN my possession ON
~ tsfore the lsT OCTOBER. The capacity OF me
10Y being limited, II Is necessary the coh'Iiou'o"
should DC Sihaii anu WILLIAM u. ISAACS,
Grand Secretary
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FINANCIAL.

SOUTHERN OFFICE, lO4 Bay street, savannah
"a &c S-eOd3m
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1881-12-29
Legal Notice.

THE creditors of the Buckeye Burial Case
Il Company will take notice, that on the
10th day of November, A. D. 1881, the plain
tiff, rank E. johnson, filed petition in the
Co,.ft Of Common Pleas, of Belmont county,
Ohio, alleging among other things that he is a
Judgment creditor of the Buckeye Burial Case
Company, which is an insolvent corporation,
organized under the laws of the State of Ohio,
and the stockholders therein were made parties
defendant to said petition; and the prayer
thereof was that the creditors of said insolvent
corporation be make parties defendant; that
the amount of the Indebtedness thereof be as
certained, and that an assessment on said stock
holders be made, in pursuance of the Statute
of the State of Ohio, in such cases made and
provided, for the payment of such indebted>
ness; and, afterward, at the fall term, 1881,
of said court, it was ordered that all the
creditors of said Buckeye Burial Case Com
pany be made parties defendant to said pro-
ceedings, with leave to set up the several
amounts Of their claims by answer. The said
creditors of said corporation are therefore
notified to appear and answer said petition,
setting up their said claims, on or before Sat-
urlay, January 21st, 1882.
S. L. JAMES,
ii 24.7. Attorney for Plaintiff.
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Legal Notice.

T INDLEY G. KINNEY and his wife,
LSaIah E. Kinney, whose place of residence
and postoffice address is Independence, in the
county of Montgomery and state of Kansas,
will take notice that, on the 10th day of
March, A. d. 1881, Isaac Hatcher filed his
certain petition in the Court of Common
Pleas of Belmont county, Ohio, against them
and others, the object and prayer of said pc
tition is to recover from IIindley G. Kinney
the sum of $1,000, with eight rer cent. inter
est thereon from June 18th, 1878, payable
annually, being the amount due an two pro
missory notes, each for five hundred dollars,
dated June 18th, 1877, signed by Lindley G.
Kinney and payable to the order of Isaac
Hatcher; and to foreclose mortgages on az
acres of land in the northeast quarter of sec
tion. 5, township of range 5, of Belmont
county, Ohio, given to secure the payment Of
said notes and signed by Lindley G. Kinney
and Sarah E. Kinney; to adjust and settle the
liens on said premises and for equitable relief,
&c. You are required to answer said petition
on or before the 18th day of February, 1882.
ISAAC HATCHER.
BY Hunter s. Mallory, his Att'ys. 1215-7t