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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-22

The Northern Mcthodists of Cold Spring,
n. Y, on the Hudson, have recently erect
ed a new church editice, dedicated last week
under the name OF the "Grant Methodist
Episcopal Church."
A man of thirty-seven years died in the
hospital OF st. Louis, Paris, In raving mad
ness, brought on by the bite Of a cat. His
symptoms were similar to those Of man
suffering from hydrophobia.
At the st. Louis annual tobacco fair last
week 1G0 hOgsheads were entered for com
petition. The first premium hogshead sold
for S4.05 per pound.
An attempt to embody the principle of
cumulatc voting into the constitution Of the
Protestant Episcopal Church in the Pitts
burg Diocese was defeated III the Conyen-
ton last week by decided majority.
4 Mrs. Cook, of Wallingford. Conn, was
kept alive thirty-four days without food by
morphine injected into her veins, and ut the
time of her death she had not wasted away
much.
A farmer in Vevay, Ind, raises all the
materials Of clothing on his farm, and with
the exception Of shoes his whole outfit is
Of home manufacture.
Cancer, the disease Of which Jerome Ma.
poleon Bonaparte, Of Baltimore, died few
days since, is the family disease, as 1t were,
of the Bonapartes. Napoleon the First
died Of it, as did also his father.
The feeling of bitterness and anger among
the white population of North Adams, Mas
sachusetts, daily increases, and it is not con.
sidered safe to allow the Chinese to 60
abroad without protection.
Several robberies are already said to have
been committed by thieves who have been
going about representing themselves as
ccnSus-takers. "-. 49,
A man who was the yaledictorian ut Tar-
ward about ten years since now rings the
bell to start the horse-cars in an Indiana
town.
The New York Herald, with the intelli.
gence characteristic of metropolitan jour
mails, speaks of the "horn Of cornucopia."
The larger the place the greater the fools
that edit the papers.
II coolie labor is allowed to have a chance
here, white labor cannot compete with it.
Hundreds of thousands of white men and
women will come to restitution. They can.
not exist upon the sum out of which 81
Sing will purchase ali that he needs to live
uDon and put three-tifths into his belt to
carry back to the Central FloWery King
dom.-Nes1 York Star.
1t is patent that this Congress will not
pass general amnesty. 1t dare not. The
signs Of the times are all that the North will
send Democratic majority to the next
House, and in view of such probability
how can the loil be expected to renounce
the surreptitious members from the South
Whittemore, Porter, and that breed gene
rally are now the mainstay of Radicalism.
Carpet-baggery is its last ditch.-Neao York
World. -5'..
A very strong lobby Is at work in Wash.
inston endeavoring to push through Con-
gress the bill establishing the Mediterranean
and Oriental Steam Navigation Company,
which contains subsidy of eighty acres OF
land in the southern States for each ton
measurement of iron-built vessels employed
on the line, the aggregate of which is enor-
nous. The bill also asks the Government
to endorse the bonds Of the company to q
large amount. ..........s
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Reports arc current at St. George OF the
discovery of vast gold mine In the ylclinlIy
of Beverly, Randolph county. we oeiieEe
the thing has created considerable iocai , bat
sitement, but it is generally believed that
the gold" is nothing more nor less than
iron pyrites.-Preston County Journal,
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WASHINGTON NEWS.

lovSTNRFEIT REvENrE STAMrs.--Recent-
>, We reported. says the Washington Re.
Ta'fCan. The seizure ola quantity Of tohac-
=, Nv Supervisor Fulton. Of Baltimore,
,..mwd With counterfeit stamps. and warn.
inn. dealers 10 be OF the lookout for the
..rr in making purchases. At the time
~. discovery was made il was supposed
jn4, photographed stamps had been used
il. 81 large extent. On FRIDAY last Collector
William 4. (loutman, nj Charleston. :. G..
seized = large quantity Of tobacco stamped
with the same description Of stamps. well
,\rtutc,i. and calculated 10 deceive any but
. ,rarticcd eye. An experiment with
Chemicals proved that they We're photo
2raI,hcG. The collector is on the track OF
smother LOT stamped in a similar manner.
TINS CURRENCY BILL.-Nothiug has been
dome lv the Senate Finance Committee with
The House nincty-tvc million currency bill.
inf The feeling in the committee is believed
- %,, against the imitation feature and In
.yov Of a restoration Of the clause in the
n,..yual hill which provided for 4 canrclla-
r,a4 ~ crccnhackS. This makes 4 direct
,>l.r between the two Houses, on which II
waH'i moi he improbable if the bill failed.
trroHTIoNMENr-T bill fixing 4 new
tr-nltiuumvnt Tor future Congresses l. on
t"" speaker la"!c III lIe iousc: 1T
western mtmtN'i> are .y's anxious W h' y,
J. pissed. ne ",'tH o't'se.'rc oetmetl 'h'
i"' lan>r> y ..'. tc rt';.' nNeS 1.ie nun
>,..i Of two hundred and Scvcnty-tiyr,
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prize.Fight near Mobile.

MOBILE, ALA, June 21.-Turner and
Donnelly fought this morning at Rushla,
eleven miles north OF the city. Turner was
declared the winner after eighty-seyen
rounds, fought in two hours and thirty. five
minutes.
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VIRGINIA NEWS.
LETTER FROM LEXINGTON.

G ENHANCEMENT WEEK AT WASHING
TOs CULLEGE-BACCALAU SER
Mon BN REV. nR. BHANTLY, OF AT
LtETA. GEORGIA..
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THE GLOUCESTER MAss.) FISHERMEN
The Gloucester advertiser says the southern
mackerel fleet are arriving freely, averaging
rather light fares, although quite as large as
those of last season. Most of this feet will
make trips to Georges and South Channel
before fitting for the bay, and some of them
will follow the shore mackerel.f fishing the
entire season. The bay fleet are now fitting
away quite briskly, and several vessels have
already sailed. The fishermen do not ap-
prehend any serious difficulty from the
armed fleet in that quarter, and anticipate Il
Bank fleet have hauled of this month to fill
for mackcreling, which makes it all the
better for those now in the TRAVELLING bust.
ness, and better prices are being realized for
the lmlibut fares. 4 larger fleet than usual
will follow the cod and halibut fishery the
entire year.
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DOUND-TOP CEMENT barrels of
IL the above superior CEMENT. 1t has been
fairly tested and proved to be superior to any In
market. For sale low by A. . LEE
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TIE DACcALAuREATE SERMON.

At II O'Clock yesterday Sunday the Col
Ice, chapel was crowded 10 lis utmost capa-
city. and many went away who were una
bic TO get in. The churches OF the town all
suspended their service. and their congre-
cations Hooked to the chapel.
Rev. DR.. kirkpatrick read the 1st chapter
of Proverbs and made the opening prayer.
The choir Of the Presbyterian church led
the singing in admirable style,
The sermon was able, eloquent, and eX-
ceriiuglv appropriate to the occasion. In
deed. il seems to be the general impression
of our best critics that it was just the thing
We needed. \ great many young men
think the religion Of Jesus suitable only
for Old men, women, or sick people. Ii
was. then. very timely to show them that
so tar from interfering with true manhood
|, Is absolutely essential TO II, since the
Christian is "the highest style Of man.
The sermon was delivered II that easy,
graceful stvle for which DR.. brantly Is so
celebrated. 1t evidently made Il line inl-
preston upon the young men, gave the
highest satisfaction 10 the entire congrega-
ton, and will greatly extend the high repu-
tu,ion Of this gifted pulpit orator. The 1ol-
lowing mcagre outline will give but an
imperfect idea Of the power OF this admlra-
bic discourse hE2lNGToS'
written upon both sides OF the sheet,
and coming ,ust al night, The outline spoken
Of could not be rcproduced.l
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VISITORS TO THE SPRINGS OR
country win ind SMA Ill -MEDItiNE
GiIEsTS TRAVELLING FLAsKs s and fnll
assortment OF articles caaaaetyo u heaha and
comfort. as pOWHATAS l.. DUrDi'S
teS7 Aposhesarys ~ bsoaa suees
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The Captured Cuban Steamer again
being Armed.

WILMINGTON, n. c., June 21.-Fivc guns
are being replaced on the - Cuba, " former
" the .'Hornet." She will leave here, 1t Is
thought, for New York in few days,
under charge of Captain j. n. Maffit, for
mer commander Of the Confederate cruiser
8. Elnridao
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APPROPRIATIONS. Se,


TN SEASON.-RE r IGERATORS,
Il WATER-COOLERS, IUE-PITCHERS, PA
TIJNAL COFFEE-POTS, SILVER-LIGHr
BURNERS, &C., for sale low by
KELLOGG o GIBSON,
my 25-lm 1907 Main street.
KEEP COOL.-Slate.lined REFRIGE-
COOLERS, &C. KELLOGG & GIBSON,
my 25-Im 1907 Main street.
CE-WATER.-ROSE Il DAYS HOME
l. MADE WATER-CUOLERS, the best In use,
TOR sale by KELLOGG b GIBSON,
my 25--lm 1907 Main street,
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STILL Observation-Disclosures lot of about
forty negroes who emigrated to the South
last fall returned Sunday morning. They
report that the most of those, male and
female, who left Virginia for the South will
return as soon rs they are able to do so.-
LNnchbNrI Ne1rS.
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Ex-co,teaerate oaicia, Fined.

NEW ORLEANS, June 21.-Judge John a.
Campbell and j. @. A. Fellows were to-day
fined 500 each in the eighth district court
for offering to file petition that their csients
would not get justice therein,
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a MAN SHoT.-IIaving warrant for the
arrest of BENJAMIN Acors, a man about fifty
years of age, living near Craigsyille, in this
county-Acors having been guilty Of a
breach of the pcacc-the sheriff, George W.
McCutchen, attempted on Wednesday eve
ming last To arrest him, when he resisted ar
rest by :lSsauting the sheriff with club 4;
whcreupon the officer, George w. Nc
CutcheIl, shot him with pistol, the ball
entering Acors's breast.-Staumon Specta-
tor.
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LEx1SGrnN. June -. 1870.

Commencement has fairly begun. As
| write, the " Marine Band from Annapo-
lis, is performing on the lawn and the boys
are cheering between the pieces, while
L" AlccE" and hi. sable corps are busily fix
inc seats for the exhibition Of the Ugly
CAB tonight. Every stage and packet
brings fresh arrivals OF fathers or mothers
coming - see their sons bear on the honors
q their AimG Mater; Alumni returning TO
revive scenes Of other DAYS: and charming
bellies. who. If they do not come for that
purpose, will certainly capture not few OF
these noble fellows, who, after porting over
Textbooks for nine months, are in no con-
diiion 10 resist the sweet creatures.
We will. from present indications, have
much the largest attendance of strangers
which we have ever had ut any commence
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uILL'S NEW

HILLS NEW
PATENT REVENUE
CANCELLING MACHINE,
adopted by Government
i so,aby c. BELLENOT,
Engraver and Brapd-cutter,
lAlo Main street,
nv Ism k!ehnoad, Va,
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About six miles of the track has been
| laid on the Fredericksburg and Gordons-
vile railroad.
The negroes on the Taylor farm, near
Norfolk. about six hundred in number, are
pcaceably removing. They will all get away
bis week
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FOB TOBACCONISTS

Y,O' TOBACCONISTS,-We are prepared
4 to make in the best manner ali sizes OF
fLATTEEING MILLS, 'SINKERS, CAST
SINKERS, PLATES etc. :, ut short notice and on
reasonable terms. We should be pleased to have
call from all In want,
PALMER q TURPIN,
NH II 1928 Matn street.
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CONFIRMATION The venerable Bishop
Johns preached at Grace Memorial church
Sunday morning; after which he admins
tered the rite Of confirmation to fifteen
persons.
At night he preached at st. Paul's, and
confirmed twenty-five persons. The SER
vices on both occasions were of 4 deeply
interesting character. The attendance was
very large.-Lynchburg V,ryintan.
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CIRCUIT CouRr.-In Judge Wingfcld's
court on yesterday the trial of n. ii. Jack
son, charged with the murder of Alcxan-
der Bruce, ut Farmville, last summer, was
commenced, the case having been removed
from the circuit court Of Prince Edward to
the circuit court of this city. A jury was
cmpannclled, and all the Commonwealth
witnesses examined but one, and the court
adjourned until this Misunderstanding
Nc,rs Dist
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VISITING CARDS PRINTED AT THB
v nIHPATCH PRINTIE6~HouS&
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DISCOVERY OF GOLD IN ArroMATTox.-A
gentleman from AppomattoN county in
formed us yesterday of the discovery in
that county Of very rich gold mine in the
vicinity of Evergreen, on the land Of Mr..
Harvey. Several hundred dollars worth of
the precious metal, he said, was taken out
in day and the mine is believed to be one
of extraordinary richness. Much excite
mcnt has been created by this discovery,
and it is believed that AppomattoN will be-
come 4 second California. We hope that
there is prospect of its becoming famous
for something besides the surrender
Lynchburq T,rqnian.
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the full text of the general amnesty bill re-
ported by the Reconstruction Committee in
the House to-day:
1t provides for full and general amnesty
and oblivion of certain wrongful acts,
doings, or omissions, of all persons engaged
in the war of the late rebellion pcrpetTated,
incurred, or forfeited, between the 18th day
of April, 1861, and the Goth day of August,
1865, with full restoration of all rights and
privileges lost OF injured thereby and
therein. The following classes OF persons,
and their rights, titles, and causes of action,
are exempted from all the provisions OF this
act, and none other
1. Whoever having been educated atthe
military academy at West Point or the
naval academy ut Annapolis shall have en-
gagged in the rebellion and instruction
against the United States or given aid and
comfort to the enemies thereof.
2. Whoever having been a member OF
the houses Of Congress Of the United States
shall have engaged in rebellion against the
same or given aid and comfort to the enc
mics thereof. and whoever was member OF
the so-called Confederate Congress.
3. Whoever shall have held the office OF
head of one of the executive departments
of the Government Of the United States, or
minister plenipotentiary, or minister resi-,
dent, or JuQSe OF any court Oh tuc CHileu
States, and shall have engaged in rebellion
or instruction against the same, or given
aid and comfort to the enemies thereof, and
whoever shall have held either of the like
offices under the so-called Confederate
States.
4. Whoever shall have voted for or signed
any ordinance of secession of any State OF
held the office of Governor Of such State
while the same was in rebellion.
5, Whoever while in the service OF the
so-called Confederate States treated with
cruelty or otherwise than accordingto the
usages of war any prisoner Of war held by
authority of the so-called Confederate
States.
6. Whoever having charge and custody o
the public moneys Of the United States en-
trusted to them between said dates have
not duly accounted for and paid over thu
same, and whoever shall have embezzled o
secreted public stores, public goods ant
chattels, moneys, provisions, or militar.
and naval property of the United States.
| 7, All deserters from the army and nav.
of the United States, and all bounty
jumpers,
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plication Of fertilizers, even to the small ex-
tent within the limited ,,oano of fho forn, |

plication Of fertilizers, even to the small ex-
tent within the limited means Of the farm.
erS, and the greater care in putting In the
wheat last fall, show very plainly chat this
attention pays treu. The crop of clover on
the wheat fields is more vigorous and Is
finer than it has been for years. The oat
crop is quite as productive as formerly, and
tho corn is growing well. The season was
favorable Tor planting tobacco, and the crop
starts well. All these hopeful Indications
encourage our farmers, and they Especially
the young braves) are most diligcnt in bust
ness.
But the court dockcts do not show any
diminution of crime. Under the late act Of
Assembly authorizing the judge of the coun-
~ court to designate more than two terms
in the year for the trial Of criminals. it will
he necessary in some Of the Southside coun-
ties TO designate every monthly term for this
purpose. To-day prisoner was convicted
of breaking and entering barn and stealing
tobacco. and sentenced to three years con-
1inemcnt in the penitentiary. HAMrDEN.
The New York herald., 1870-01-07

MAGNIFICENT DRAWING ROOM SUIT, COVERED
l brocael; cost $4O0 for $l75; $40; Eta9eres
Bookcsse and the entire OF a half
original cost Property family leaving the city. West Ft
teenth street. near Sixth avenue.
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FURNITURE CARPETS AND oILCLoTH.-HOUSE-
IL keepers supplied with the above at O'FAKRELL 4
GREENEs, No. 100 Eighth avenue, Twentieth street.
Wee ky monthly payments taken.
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FURNITURE.

A SUIT OF ELEGANT PARLoR FURNITURE OF
N eleven pieces, good new for sale Apply at 67s
Broadway
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~,--,oo~,~~.,- ADJUSTMENTS.
Nr.Los GARDEN. ~~-'N"'>"'>>->~~~-'S-
Fos1H14n W H14n'fiI Ezs sia4 SInHFFr sSH 4xc oA11ss
THE oRESSTr SUCCESS
% ' Y ss Mr. rcch
".DsPAf AH5STiSGhE 5 pnsxx
E5E$tE EsEE; LITTLE LITTLE ss.y s.Ey En;EV EEr
r1 ( nlsSY$iSEH4 SSiSIsEgH 4ssSH1ssa sSHssssav,
SEw dSHab sgEHsbr rrrEa4s, HqsISi sEs aE#
TMh ARK SN TTaE sxSbsS
oAEaS z essSsas
1HF FHE ssokM soinfsa AsB 6p Thh HE wEEpk' sHff.
LITTLE LITTLE EMILY EMILY MATsE
ON A0SRRAr' RA yESSEAs, iASYAs1 TO- $780,
~ FIRST APPEARANCE IN AMERICA
for Mr. Fechtsrs nights win
commence at Nblo's Garden Thursday morning O'Clock
NTIBLo's GARDEN
L'''''' and sk kacffsTs sRIss yETNk PALMER
ST wish my friend better audience than he WIN
better actor ;ssS x
" THE rroocsrafB E m aHPsEsHsrArrvx SHsaEHs, Aoro.
EUROPEAN STAGE.
"A' ""' FiRsr APPEARANCE IN AMERICA
ON MoN6AX EyESISSS. JxN: 70 1870
In asasD 'ss !s fsls ESaaS4fS "a yfis' rExS H%sS''
MISS cARIorrA LEcLERco,.
the leading the English stage (who will this 90
make her debut before American audence and
s'A'~'' FIRST CLASS ARTISTS
are & FOX @ NE FEcsRs NIGHTS
ehs nj Y days in adv FRI A. M. u. M.
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WANTED-A FRONT ROOM AND BOARD, BY A
w gentleman and wife, of very quiet and domestic habits
family where there other boarders. Terms must
be reasonable Boarding house keepers need apply Ad
dress stating terms, location, &C. ALBERT ROSS Herald
office.
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BOARD wANTED-FOR GENTLEMAN AND WIFE.
- Terms reasonable. References gven Address l.. H.,
Herald Once.
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BOARD AND LODGING WANTED.

A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE DESIRE BOARD IN A
n private family terms not to exceed $l8 week. oca
ton Tenth and Eighteenth streets and Sixth Second
References exchanged Address for days D. T..
Herald Office.
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w Fl. GRIFFITH, 40 vEsEY STREET, OFFERS Fo
~. sale the finest and largest stock Of Billiard Tables
BanS. Cues, Cloths and Cue Tips In the United States
not umbugged by tho cagut cushions which arc affected
the Weather, and the other different makerA
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BOARD WANTED-FOR TWO YOUNG MARRIED
ID couples above Fourteenth Address, stating
and all particulars box A7b5 Post Office
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DOARD WANTED-FOR A GENTLEMAN AND WIFI
ID tonly partial Board for former; location pleasant
not above Twentieth street. first references given
required. Address, stating terms SCRANTON, box ,26
Post Office.
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('ROToN AoUEDUCT DEPARTMENT.
~ Sealedproposas endorsed with the title Of the work. the
name OF the bidder and the date OF the Offering will be
ceved at this oce until ii o'clock NJ Of Saturday Janu
1870 for the construction OF pavement known the
Stafford pavement in Seventh from Fourteenth
street to Fifty ninth street.
No bids win bs received except from parties legally
thorized TO lay this form of pavement.
For further information apply to the Contract Clerk,
at this oiDce. THOMAS STEPHENS,
ROBERT l.. DARRAGH
GEORGE s. GREENE
Croton Aqueduct Board
1sb9
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IIALL BEDROOMS, HAVING CLOSETS AND WATER,
IL to let to gentlemen with without Board, at ~ West
Fifteenth street Unexcepionsbls references given aud
REQUIRED.
Middletown transcript., 1870-04-16
Homestead & Presumption.

II HAVE compiled full, concise and complete
l. statement, plainly printed, for the information
of persons intending to take upa Homestead or
Presumption in this portion of the West, embrac-
ing Iowa, Dakota and Nebraska--and other sec
tons. 1t explains how to proceed to procure l60
acres of rich farming land for nothing, G months
before you leave your home, in this most healthy
climate. In short il contains just such instruc-
tions as needed by those intending to make
home and fortune on the Free lands of the West.
will send one of these printed guides to any
person sending me 25 cents. The information
alone which it gives is $5 to anybody. Men,
who came here two or three years ago and took a
farm, are to-day independent.
To YOUNG MEN.-This country is being crossed
with numerous railroads. reaching from every di-
rection to Sioux City, Iowa. Six railroads will
be completed to this city within one year. One
is already in operation, connecting us with Chi
cago and the U. p. Railroad and two more will
be completed before spring, connecting us with
Dubuque and NcGregor, direct. Three more
VIII becompleted within year, connecting us di-
rect with Saint Paul, MINI. Yanktown, Dakota,
and Columbus, Nebraska, on the U p. Railroad.
Inc Missouri river gives us the mountain trade.
Thus it will be seen that no section of country Of
fers such unprecedented advantages for business,
speculation and making fortune. For the coun-
try is being populated, and the towns and cities
are being built, and fortunes being made almost
beyond belief Every man who takes a home
stead now will have a railroad market at his own
door. And any enterprising young man, with
small capital can establish himself in permanent
and paying business, if he selects the right Local
tion and right branch of trade. Eighteen years
residence in the western country, and large por-
ton OF the time employed as Il mercantile agent
in this country has made me familiar with all
the branches of business and the best locations in
this country. For one dollar remitted to me,
will give truthful and definite answers to all
questions on this subject, desired by such person
Tell them the best place to locate and what bus-
ness is overcrowded and what branch is neglected.
Address DANIEL SCOTT
S. G. Com. of Emigration,
Jan. l5-ly Box 1876 Sioux City, Iowa.