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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-07-07
A NOTED BUT UNTITLED WOMAN.

The above is q good likeness OF Mrs. Lydia Z PINK
ham, Of Lynn, Mass who above all other human beings
may be truthfully called the sDear Friend of woman
as some of her correspondents love to call her. She
Is zealousy devoted to her work. which outcome
Of a hfe-stndy, and Is obliged to keep six lady
assistants to help her answerthe large correspondents
which daily pours In upon her. each bearing its special
burden Of suffering, or JOY at release from 1t. Her
Vegetable Compound Is q medicine for good and not
evn purposes have personally investigated it and
am satisfied Of the truth Of this.
On account OF its proven merits It Is recommended
and prescribed by the best physicians In the country
One says, at works like charm and saves much
pain It win cure entirely the worst form Of falling
OF the uterus, Leucorrhoea, irregular and painful
Menstruation all Ovarian Troubles, Inflammation and
liberation F1oodings, all DISBURSEMENTS and the con-
sequent spinal weakness, and is especially adapted
the Change of Life"
npermeates every portion OF the system, and gives
new Life and vigor 1t faintness fatulency,
destroys all craving for stimuants and relieves weak
ness OF the stomach. It cures Bloating Headaches,
Nervous Prostration, General Debility, Seeplessness
Depression and Indigestion That feeling of bearing
down, causing pain, weight and backache is always
permanently by its 1t will all times and
under all circumstances, act in harmony with the law
that governs the female system.
only 81 per bottle six for S. and sold by
druggists Any advice required to special cases, and
the Of many who have been restored to perfect
health Dy the use OF the Negetaoe compound, can De
obtained by addressing Mrs p, with stamp for reply,
at her home in Lynn, Mass.
For Kidney Complaint Of either this compound Is
unsurpassed as abundant testimonials show.
Mrs Pinkham's Liver Pills, says one writer, care
the best in the icortd for the cure of Constipation
Biliousness and Torpidity of the liver. Her Blood
Purifier works wonders in its special line and bids fair
to equal the Compound in its popularity.
All must respect her Angel Of Mercy whose sole
ambition is to do good to others
Philadelphia. Pa CD Mrs. A. N. D.
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PERRY DAsIs'S PAIN-KILLER.
DIPHTliERIA.

\ cold or sore throat mas not seem Co amount to
mach. and II promptly attended To can easily De
cured; but neglect is often followed by consump-
gou or diphthcr'a. No medicine has ever been dis
covered which sct, quickly and surely in such
ease. r. PERRY DAV1s'S PAlN-KILLER. The
prompt use Of this INVALUABLE REMEDY has
saycd dthousauG- OIL lives. PERRY DANIS's PAIN
KILLER g. not an experiment. n has been before
the public for forty year,. and IS most yalucd where
IL i- best known.
a few extracts lrom voluntary testimonial, read
q follows:
Pain-kilcrha. been ms household remedy foT
odds Tor The past twenty seven wears. and have
never known - 20 fat in ciccting q curc.-L. s..
CrDcktr. NtNtosasriiie. y. !.
f0r thirty years ! have used Pain-killcr, and
found u a no,tr- falling remedy forcOlds and sore
thruHt.-bdfffH Nfdm0u.
Have received immediate relief from colds and
s0re-'hroAt, and consider you pSin-hillcr an in
valuable remedy. .-George h. Krfrdf, Dickinson,
have iust recovered from a very severe cold,
which have had FOR some time. could get no re-
iioi until tried yOur i'dn-hillci, when relieved
me Immediately. VIII never again Pc without IL.
~. q. force, L0icnGss. ia.
Fave used Pa'H-hiilcr In my family for forty
Ns-tlr, ana iAltc never known it 20 tul- Ransom
-L.s1ts. H0ya<sbOrO', ia.
l0esan using PaiR-hicr in my family twenty
Nf years ago aud have n-cd " ever Since aud have
1auid no inacicinc Ga take its place.. IV. DBer,
Iirr ggisf. Oaeida, a. h.
Mr. whoopinE cough and Group II Is thc best pre-
y'aton made. We wouid not be without iL-1. +.
Ra'fs GilfrfV Mus. Va.
Atr Twenty-Five years have used Pain-killer for
aiG- aud chdppcd lps, aud consider it the best
d. slhrlnelvcI Iohcrcd.-Ge0rgC Hooper, Whining
10 " =. q.
t1as siderb,c severely with bronchitis. and nv
IN, Sl1 WAS 30 inismcd l could scaFcclr swallow
anA good. s,ir advised t0 Try your Pain-kil,cr,
aud sztter taxing lew dose, was completely cured.
n TaUis4s0E.
/. ID .WALTON wriios from COshOct0n: Your Pain
Mn = cures phiheria and sorC-thro0t. 80 alai NJ
ingl 'grelalcpi here, and las not been known o.
fab - single Instance This fact yOU should make
Know D 40 thc word.
Nr. IdLEN u. MASON writes: My son was taken
tiocn 81, aick with dphth,riG, high fever, ana cold
chills no many shidT,n hSyc died here, | WAS
afr1id {. call physician. aud tried yuu Pain
Killer fie was tatcn on sunday. and on Wclmes-
laY ht- ufpai was clear 10 was "a wond,JfIl cure.
ana "A. =. 20 could b. known t0 the poor NOthcrs
who ara oailg 80 inasy children.
For ch nis aud fever PAIN-kILLER has no
elu.l. n s1sss when every ytiingelsc fails.
Del,vsa, 2 oftcn dalgcrous \ bottle of PAIN
KUIFRb tshe housa q safeguard that no fami-
IA sbould be VdaIop. All druggist sell itat 2ic.,
5Oc., and 81 tf bo'1s
pEi 10 DAVE SoN'fr"priei"rs,
H. 0-codtAp Y PFOE ldcnce. H.. 1
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STATE on WIsCoSS1S.

STATE Ol Ml~tbFslE.
CRY AND COCNFN or MILWAUKEE. S.;
BE Il rcmenhc That on the 10th day Of jan
,tlrv. 1852. ui TIE city Aforesaid before nc.
FrkN0TS E.0Ont-pOp, D Coinpi ->iuncr rcsldtni IN
ft,e =. fd citV. stiy commissioned and qualified by
thp executive authority, and EndCr The laws OF Tie
STATE 81 Nireigin. - tskc acknowledgement. OF
deeds To- o. ic used or recorded therein person
allv ,riicarod ~. J.. PAfNrf. president and =. W.
SkINNER. ecrfIry. uf tnc NORTHWESTERN NJ 20
rUAL IIfF-iN~IEANCE COMPANY. OF MlWau-
hcc. Wis. " Id. being dulf sworn. depose Ihd say
and ttC for himself saws. that ihcy are TIE abosc
cscrihcd fiiccr. of thc -aid company, and mat
fhe FOREGOING Is truc and correct statt mcnt oi
the ac.nd condition oi said organization on the
last dly Of 90, fiscal year-to VII the 3 lst day 81
December. ISsi-nccofdirI TO the best Of their
information. knowledge, and belief respectively
-, In testimony whereof have hcrcunio
lsEALt at iuv hand aud affixed the seal Of my OIL
- hce on the &6th dHy Of JanuatT. 1852.
fE. BLOOpGOOD.
=, 1uod6f Commissioner.
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THE COMING PROBLEM.
Discussion OF the Local option Qucs-
tion In the senate Yesterday.

A County Bill Which Brought the Whole
Liquor Question Under Discussion-some
Very Personal Talk i'm the Senate; Cutting
Remarks-Proposcd Law with Reference TO
yaccination-A Resolution for the Relief
of sir. J. r. Mcanly-GeolOgicnl Survey OF
the stntcs-Personai and Politieai-House
Of Delegates Notes.
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FIVE FOUND.
Recovery OF Bodies Of Some OF the
Miners Lost in Grove shaft
ON Friday.

Bodies Of Ned Ross and Robert Becker Re-
covered on Sunday, those of summels and
Joseph CourDow on Yesterday, and that OF
Isham Graves in sight -Wcli-Oreanized
Relief Parties Hard ut Work-ProbabIe
Cause OF the Accident Distress and Suffer-
ing OF the Widows and Orr forts TO
secure Help from the Generous People OF
the Country.
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SABBNrH-SCHoOL UNION The rcgilaf
monthly meeting OF the Baptist sunday
School Union (colored) was held at Ebcne-
ger church Sunday afternoon. The newly
elected officers were installed-yiz.; W. II
Davis. president; S. l.. Robinson, secreta-
Ty: W. i. Burwcll, assistant secretary; L..
y. Graham, treasurer: Il. ;. Epps, char-
lnin; j. G. Hickman, choristcr. The meet
ing was quite interesting and well attend
ed. After singing several tunes from the
" Wreath Of Praise" the meeting adjourn
ed to meet at the Fourth Baptist church o.
the first SUNDAY in March next.
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THE MAYO's-BmDGE ACCIDgsT. g..
G.. Cor. OF Manchesteg, was one of the
passengers on the stage III the t,ple OF The
accident and whose name could not be as
certained on saturday. He was ante badly
bruised. ,Irs. MoSby's injuries IRE said TO
be more seious than at first ssippo.ed She
was unable 90 move yesterday, and had
physician wf'h her nearly all DAY. The
briQge will bs repaired Immediately. She
Stages will be run over the Free bridgc.
Thousands OF people visited the scene ~
the accident sunday.
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NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL LIFE-lNsURANCE
CoNPANY.-We publish in another column
the twenty-third annual statement Of the
Northwestern Mutual Liic-Insurance Com
pany. Of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, OF which
Colonel John Il. Cary, OF this city, Is state
agent for Virginia.
The new business Of this company in
1881 was nearly double that OF 1879, about
73 per cent. larger than that OF 1880, and
larger than that OF any year since 1870.
The whole number Of policies in force
january /, 1892, was 37,i0l, covering
nearly so, 100000 Of insurance, which il
greater both i'm number and amount than
that OF any previous year of its existence.
It's interest receipts since organization
have exceeded the amount paid for death
losses by nearly four aud one half millions
Of dollars. and since 1873 they have ex-
ceeded the disbursements for dcath-losses
and expenses combined. over two thirds
OF it, premium receipts have been returned
TO its policy-holders for dividends, endow-
ments. and surrendered policies, and 1t
now holds assets TO the amount OF SlS,Sj0,-
rs. .g0. which is six and one half millions
in excess OF the amount received for pre-
minms after paying the entire expenses Of
for twenty-four years. IL
Issues all approved forms Of policy, life
endowment, and tontlne.
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SUPRESE COURT OF APPEALs.-Robc e.
Scott. ESD, allowed to practice as counsel
in this court.
Hays and wife as. Mutual Protection As
sociation OF Virginia. Argued by Il. y.
CrImp, Esq. for plaintiff and Robert i.
Scott, Esq, for defendant.
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TnE STATE PRINTING. for state
printing for the ensuing year have been
awarded by the Superintendent Of Public
Printing 10 j. r. GOodc, w. r. Jones, and
Johns a. Goolsby at prices about same as
last year. The binding OF reports Of Court
Of Appeals was givento JosephJ. English.
The balance OF binding, ruling, &C., was
awarded TO William y. simens,
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, warmer, fair weather,
winds shifting 10 southerly, stationary OF
lower pressure.
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FARs SALE.-Messrs. X. Il. lhalln a Co.,
real estate agents, sold on Yesterday the
beautiful farm belonging to Mr.. A. II. Mar
tin, at Tonahawk, In Chesterfield county,
containing 225 acres, for the sum OF $4,000,
10 Mr.. chsuneey Mead, Of Illinois.
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PersOnals and Briefs.

Mr.. Charles ii. Read, Jr., Of Washing
ton, ID. c., is In the city.
At The Baptist ministers meeting ycstes-
day morning il was unanimously resolved
to take up collections at various Baptist
churches in the city next Sunday for the
benefit OF the Coalfcd sufferers.
A collection was taken UP nj Park-Phce
Methodist church sunday for the benefit
OF the families Of the victims Of the Coai-
field mine explosion. Quite handsome
sum was raised
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COMMERCIAL CLUB COsXITTEYs.-At .
meeting OF the Board OF Managers OF the
Commercial Club held last evening the fol-
lowing committees were appointed:
Finance: s. VI. Rosenbaum. T.. III. Chalk.
ley, Junius a. Morris, ID. o. Tiffany, Henry
Bodeker.
Building and Furniture: w. l.. Fleming.
Isaac w. Walker. n. V. Randolph, Il. X.
Roberts, Captain John Il. Laughtou, JI.
Reading and Library; o. l.. Cotlrcll, DR..
II. c. Jones, II. l.. Chandler, Robert II.
Stcger, G.. X. Macon.
Invitation and Reception: Colonel A. i.
Bennett, Major X. L. Blankcnship. Major
J. Pendleton Rogers, Or. W. Leigh Bur
ton, Judge w. w. Crump.
Games NJ. Clagctt, George schDn, Cap
tain T. II. Wallace, Dr. A. Wcndlingcr.
Julien Binford.
Billiards: DR.. II. {. Jones, j. III. KNOWLES.
II. J. Myers, ID. j. Burr, c. X. Yanccy.
Rules and Order: &. Brooke. Charles II.
Simpson, W. W. Ellington, l.. Leslie
spence, Captain Il. ID. Waac.
Executive Committee: T.. Roberts i}l-
kcr, Mont. West. Henry I. Miller, i. IL.
Mcclure, \. l.. Bargamin.
Rclreshmcnt Committee Charles II.
simpson, Clement Brooke, +. B. Taylor.
W. A. Page, William Mitchell.
Trade Committee Colonel John Is. Pur-
cell, John :. Elicit, stephen Il. Hughes.
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CHICK CIGARS, 5c.

have Gnalyzed the WHIsREY kDows under
the brand Of B-sELEcT,' controlled ny Messg,.
WALTER -. BLAIR 4 CO., Richmond. Va. ant
fnd II FREE PROM PUSH OIL and ether import
ties, and recommend it, use for medicinal and
family purpose. j. H. NCcAw, ~ d..
late Professor Of Chemistry, MediSA. C...es, "
Nrrgfufa
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SIR WALTER RALEIGH LODGE, SOSs OF
Sc. GEORGE.-At = meeting OF the above
lodge the following officers for the ensuing
term were duly elected: Worthy Pass
President. John J. Gam; Worthy prcsi-
dent, Carl Summers; Worthy Nice-Pres'-
dent, w. c. Smith; Worthy Secretary,
Walter Il. Higham; Worthy Assistant se-
cretary; ". II. Allen; Worthy Treasure,
J. A. WaIlcn; First Messenger, j. II. ii.-
ley. Trustees Alfred Hartley, Georse
W. Swan, Henry w. Hey. This organiza-
ton Is composed OF Engishmen, their son,
or grandsons, for benefits in sickness and
sums OF money at death, and will be inst.-
tuted February 18th, having on il chartef
about forty members.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

RICHMOND DAZAAB, 10 A. NJ, contIaed sale
OF collection Of liaii1n marble and ALslasief
goods.
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DIR. HAwTnoBNE's LEcTURg.-Dr. Haw-
thorne will deliver his lecture on eloquent
Oratoryv at Clay-Street Baptist church to-
night. II Is one Of the best lectures OF this
eloquent orator.
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PIc-NiC CIGARS, &c.

WHILE THE SMALLPOX question u agitatinS
the mind, keep perfectly comfortable ty bgyin<
the peerless WEST NmGiNiA sPiiST COAL. cseaa
aud dry, from CRUMP WEsT.
11I9 east Cary ttxcef.
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LfLY BELLE CIGsE, 5c.

HAVE YOURSELF yAccINArED, keep eo01
cheerful fires. and huy your tNumAcIrR CVAf.
KNDLiSC and COOhlNC WooD, always dry. froa
CRCNP a MR6g,
1910 c1st 1 4ry ..r L
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Sc. only for % PIc-Slc CfGAR.

SAVE MoSFY by baying your printing done a.
The DISPATCH PENrisG-lioUsK. GOOD woih,
low prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
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CESTENARs METHODIST CHURCH TO HAVE
A CHINE or BgLLs.--The official body Of
Centenary Methodist church at their meet
ing last might received communication
from the faIniE Of the late Charles Talbot
Offering a chime OF bells 10 be placed in
abe tower OF the church in memory OF
their lamented relative, who was loved
10 d honored member AMI officer OF the
church. The mGnifcent G0er was unani-
mo lsly and gratefully acet tpted, and the
dot oIs will order toe chimes Immediately.
They will cost from Sj,000tO $1,000, and
viii probably he kncwn rs .the "Talbott
Chimes"
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MONUMENTAL CHURCH GUILD.-Thc ma
sicii and literary entertainment announced
by the Guild for next Monday cyenin,
promises 10 be even more attractive than
the last. The object which these gentle
men aim 10 promote is highly commend
bic, and deserves success.
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DIsINFECrANTs ARE ABSOLUTELY MGR
sARY-especialiy in case. OF Diphthcna; ScIr,li-
Typhoid, yellow. an1 Masrial Fever. DARB1~
pROPHYLACTIC FLUID Is n groat diJnfcctau' and
purifier. II affords protection from contuion. ii
I, % relief and cure IA The sick-room, wiz p,ir.f,
the air aud destroy y!lo od0rs without creating sH-
other. As household remedy u q, Invaluable.
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RELIEF FOR THE MIDLOTHIAN SUPPER
Frs. There will be meeting OF citizens oi
Richmond in the reccption-room- OF tn
Commercial Clubhouse, No. 9l2 Man
street, on Thursday evening at O'Clock.
for the purpose OF raising funds for the r.,
lief of the widows and children OF the VIC
tins OF the accident at the Midlothian
mines.
There ought TO be full attendance and
liberal contribution.
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CoLDEY's LIEBlG's LIQUID EXTRACT or BrII
And Tonic ISyICoRAToR means hoalui aB@
strength. Ak for Coidcn's: take no other. 90
druggists generally.
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BLAcRsBrRG COLLEGE PROFESSORS. The
Board Of Visitors (iIop. James G. Taylor
rector have rc6rganized the faculty Us lJ..
lows: English Literature, Professor Grim
(brothcr OF the member OF the House. ~
the Valley; Mathematics and Physics. Pro-
icssor Christian cf the Southside; Agri-
culture and Mechanics. Professor Scott,
Of the NOrthside; Latin and Elementary
English, Professor Sheppard OF Rich
mond; Lecturer on Geology ard Natural
History, Professor Hitchcock, Of Dart
mouth College. The farm superintendent
was abolished.
The names oi the old professors az
marked with an =, and the ousted profess
ors are MessrS. Buchanan (prcsident), Hart
and Blackford. Present appointments ar
to last till August llth.
II Is proposed 10 get an army officer d.
tailed to teach Typographical engineering.
drawing, and tactics.
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IRON OTHER LOCAL SEE FOURTH rAoe.l

TO ONE AID ALL.-Are you suffering from
cough, cold, asthma bronchitis or any of the ~
rious pulmonary trouble, That 50 often end IN con
sumptionf If sO. use WHBOR's PURE COB.
LIVER on AND LDE," . safe and surc remedy
This Is no quack preparation. but l. regularly pr
scribcd by the medical faculty Manufactured orb
ny A.. u. WLnoR, Chemist, Boston. sold by ali
druggists.
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,xsrRANCE STATEMENT.

. NNUAL STATEMENT Fer THE
n rIscAL YHAR ENDING TBS 3isr DAY
11snrCfMRER, 1881, OF TIE ,,CTifAI, CON
00IT'ioS or THF NORThMEs'fERN MUTUAL
IifF-lNsLRANCf CopM1r,,A.SN, ORG GANiZtD
coSSIN, MADE TO Ilty. AUDITOR OF run,
tic NTSioS ilE COMMONWEALTH
~ VIRGINIA pURS's ANT To TIE ACT OF
THE GENkRAh As.,EMBLY EEGuLATiNG
APPROVED FEBRUARY %, 1878.
N,Y,e IL ife company in full-'rnr NoRTU-
ursfrRN MUTUAL LIFE-lNSURANCE COMPANY.
Howe or p'ncipal oiilcc of said company MIL
WayKTF, MtS.
Shsrac:ef of the company whether life, acci-
Sssi cassslty city cp-Opcraivc association, brolh-
erho0d. livestock, OF any other association ihsu-
gfnr iifel--I,IFr.
prcaGcnt-B. 4. PALMER.
Vice -f'rcsidcut-MATT KEENAN,.
SeefeLary--J, W. SIMMER.
Trfasurer-t. ID. NASH.
tprgsnlzcd and incorporated-MARCH, 1907.
If,wmCnced besiut-ss- Nov ENBfH 20, lS0S. .
Name OF the general agent la Nirg'Hia-jouN Is
(NEN. ,.,,,
RICHMOND, Va.
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UNDERWRITERS.

IOsEPU W. LAUBE, eQu~
- FURNlsIrN NG-uNDERrAKEY,s ,szzLss.s~
CORNER FIRST AND BROAD srEfG GTs,
nicHMOSD,NA.
WOOD AND METALLIC BCRiAI~cAsES.
ROBES, nEARsE, HACKS,
and all things requisite At LOW ESr RATEs.
Telegraphlc and country orders solicited. NH 8
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7 J. BIyFoRD Il sUTHER-,u
-. LAND, uNDERrAKERs, l3e4>ss1szd
frlnkiin sirr.t tnear Gosernor), Richmond. Va
seep constantly ON hand all kinds OF WOoD and
METALLIC CASES and CASkErH: slso,
CLOTH-COvERkD CAskETs. 0r,icss from tie
70 2e-Sa,T ,Tu&lh3m
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SENT on TO THE UNITED STATES GRAND
JURY.-Charles Logan (whiic) and Tom
James (colored), arrested by the police for
receiving stolen goods knowing them 10
have been stolen, We're sent before United
States Commissioner Thomas {. Atkins
yesterday charged with HAVING IN their
possession manufactured tobacco upon
which the stamps dcnoting The tax due
thereon had not been affixed and cancelled.
They were remanded for their appearance
before the United States grand Jury, and
bail required in $500 each for their appear
ance. Logan gave the necessary security.
James was committed 10 jail.
Charles Wasmer (whhe) was also before
the Commissioner charged with selling
manufactured tobscco and cigars without q
license, and was Gent on 10 The grand jury
OF the United States Court, which meets in
April next. In deiaul. OF bail he was con-
mitted TO Jail.
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CONFIRMATION AT ST. PAUL sunday
night Bishop y. VI. Whittle administered
at st. Paul's church the solemn rite oi con-
firmaton TO thirteen persons-eight females
and ffye males. \ large congregation was
present. The Bishop preached an eloquent
sermon from John, viii, II: Though /
bear record al myself, yet my record Is
true"
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Tie House Yesterday.

There was nothing Of unusual note in
the House Yesterday. Considerable work
was done hi quiet way, and quite large
number Of bills were passed.
M0PPkTr BELL-PuNcnEs.
Mr.. Duf Greeli has introduced the fol-
lowing bill:
Whereas there srt now in the care OF the
Auditor Of Public Accounts a Large num-
ber Of Monett bclI-punches, the property
Of tho Commonwealth, which are only
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TEELING OFFAGIONs.
Tue PaES0N.

Mr.. Wilcox also spoke Of ga parson
dcrelict and suspect which pouSed up
Mr.. Newberry again. and he said that il
was IOi manly for senstor thus TO attack
a man who was not here 10 defend himself.
This view being presented TO Mr.. Wilcox
he Withdrew what nc had said relating to
Mr.. Massey, who was no doubt the party
talked about-as he is nearly every day
without his name being called.
Later on MessrS. Wilcox and Newberry
shook hands.
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ucaton. and Mr.. Kolner, discussed the

Heaton, and Mr.. hoihcr, uiscussea thc
question. ,
The Senate refused to refer
AyEs.-Mcssrs. Atknson. Berry, Digs, Ed
mnnds, Elliott heal9,,, p,nrii rro'i
NoYs.-Siessrs. Bailey. Barnes, Eskridgc, Glas-
cow, Jones, Koiner, Lowell. Martin; Mayo; Newoer-
WingGeld of Hanover, wingheld OF Albemarle, and
WoOd--I9
Mr.. Loyenstein was called 10 the chair
by Mr.. Wood. and Mr.. Wood moved to
amend by adding TO the bill provision
that the bin should apply to the 4" PowelPs
Valley district, In Wise county"
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House bill authorizing the voters OF
Roanoke county to vote upon the question
of granting license for the sale q liquors
therein or In any maglsterial district there
of" came up.
The question arose whether the bin
should be referred to the Finance Commit
tee under the Riddltberger resolution pass
ed a few days ago, and Mr.. Thurman, Mr..