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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-18
BY Richardson 4 Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Aucttonccrs,
No. lll3 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
il REAL ESTATE, NEAR BACON,SQ QUAR-
TER BRANCH TAVERN, ON BROOK AVE;
Gottleib to the undersigned as trustee, bearing
date the 18th February, 1862, and recorded IN the
clerks Office Of the Hastings Court of the city OF
Richmond ID. Il. n, D. O. to secure the payment OF
the balance of the purchase money on the
property mentioned in said deed, shall,
ON on the he
O'Clock +. NJ. the following descrihcd REAh
EsTATE1to Wit e.. certain o All i op kh 49,
street, near Bacon's Quarter Branch Tavern. on
Brook avenue, with a brick dwelling containing
nine rooms including kitchen, 4 large brick
slaughter -holse, with all the apartments and ar
rangements for conducting the butchcring bust,
ness in all its bran ches, and cattle pen suppcd
with water from an excellent spring IN the yard
TERMS Enough in cash to defray the expenses
Of executing the trust and to Pay of note OF
the 18th February, 1870, and further sum Of in
tcncst from that date until the day of sale: The
gotiable notes, with interest added, and secured
by deed oftrust: n-,,o,
RICHARDSON & Co, Auctionecrs. NV
r ARGE SALE OF PROPERTY IN
IL THE TWIN OF CLARKsXILLE;-By yir-
public auction, in the town Of Clarksville on
lowing property belonging to the estate of the
''' a L : lsSi BUILDING known as THE UPPER
HOTEL, we'll finished and commodiouS estab-
lishment with all necessary fixtures, out.houscs,
garden, &C., and some acre or more OF land at
tIched.
Also, a LOT, on which Is situated GROCERY
STORE, with good out-houses and garden,
Also, a number Of LOTS situated on Virginia
street, scattered from the corner Of Virginia and
Church streets to Captain F.. A. Willlams's store.
All of these LOTS arc well improved with com
Portable DIV ELLIE GS, GARDENS, OUT
HOUSES, &c. They embrace some Of the most
desirable property in the town, and include neaSly
half OF the buildings on the south side Of Virginia
TOR Main) street.
Iwin sell on the same day several VACANT
LOTS located In the town and SMALL PIECE
OF LAND lying few miles from Clarksyille.
fine opportunity Is here afforded TO parties
wishing to Invest in this portion of Virginia.
TERMS: Enough in cash to defray the expenses
of the sale; the balance upon j. credit Of SIX and
twelve months, bond and approved personal secn-
rity being required of the purchaser in every case
and the title retained until the purchase money is
paid.
The property is offered for sale by virtue of au-
thorty vested In the administrator under the will
Of the decedent, +. K. HARRIS,
apes Attorney.
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-AUCYTON sALEs-snsnrs Nays.
BY Grubbs d williams,
Aucaoneers and Real Estate Agents.
Einrnraih hatManr1 Main and Bank streets.

GALE OF LOTS ON N STREET AT
- AUCTION. -On FRIDAY tho 10Th day OF
May. at s O'Clock p. NJ, we will sell, upon the
premises, LOT on the north side of N street. ex-
tending from Thirty second to Thirty third street,
fronting 2ei feet and running back les feet.
Also, The LOT at tho northwest corner OF ana
Thirty. fourth streets, 90 by 100 feet.
Those lots are worthy the attention OF persons OF
small means.
They Will he sold as whole or sub-divided, Us
may be desired.
TERMS At sale.
my1S GRURBS q W1IiL1A MH huctt0ncefs.
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c.

BEDFORD ALUM AND IODIN Z
ID MASS.-Just received 1o7 boxes Of tt Is celc-
brAtcd mass (said to be superior to any in the
worldl. Each box is equal to 10 gallons of the
Alum and Iodine Water, and possesses all OF its
virtues in the cure Of dyspepsia, &c. Price, 10
1ter box. For sale hy S. IT,. DOVE.
my IS ON Main street, Richmond Va.
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FOR NEW YORK. ~aGAs
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP $3.50
>s' COMPANY.
The splendid new side-wheel steamships ISAAC
BELL, SARATOGA, NIAGAR A, Abe.
MARIE. and EATTERAS. leave New York for
Norfolk, City Point, and Richmond, every TUES
DAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY at O'Clock
I. M. Leave Richmond every TUESDAY, FRI
DAY, and SUNDAY, at high tide.
These ships arc entirely new. They have elegant
saloons and ataterooms. The fare, accommodas
lions, and attention, are unsurpassed.
Close connections made with steamers for all
southern and European ports.
Insurance effected, when ordered, AT A QUAR.
TER OF ONE PEE CENT, at the Offices Of this
companv.
For further information apply ut the OFFICE
OF THE COMPANY, corner of Eleventh and
Main
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by Grubbs &WIlliams, Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

EOR SALE, one of the most VALUA-
+ BILE MARkkT FARMS near the city, on
How I'd street, leading from the Hermitage Road
TO Brook Turnpike, and within four hundred wards
Of the Corporation line. 1t contains Is ACRES of
LAND, all improved TO the highest degree, as the
growing. crops will show. The improvements are
the usual out-huildings. FRUITS of all kinds;
fine GARDEN, &C., &c. 1t is now under full
cultivation, and immediate Possession, with grow
waited ; good approach by Mor0ads pleasant and
rapidly Improving neighburhood. In short, 1t pos
sesses every attraction for person desiring such
property. An examination is invited. Apply
to ISAAC WILLIAMS, on the premises, or to
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
my 4-eod2w Real Estate Agents,
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TOR SALE, q FRAMED HOUSE con-
a tanning seven rooms, with brick basement
anu kitchen with three rooms. and LOT ONE
AND HALF or Two ACRES OF LAND at
tacned, on Maddox Hill, fronting on Littlepage
street, adjoining the property of j. W. Lewellen
and others.
II not sold privately before Tuesday the 18th in
stanL VIII ON that day DO sold at auction at S
O'Clock Pm.
TERMS: Liberal. E. D, EACHO,
my7 ~. Real Estate Agent.
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DHILADELPHIA, RICH &Ss4
Il MONDAND NORFOLK STE 5000
a " Z + K.-Steamcrs NORFOLK, ). W.
EVERHAN, and J. 8. GREEN, composing this
line, will leave Richmond every MONDAY and
THURSDAY, and Philadelphia every WEDNES-
DAY and SATURDAY, alternately, ut IL O'Clock
NJ: Freight received every day {Sundays except
cd at the Company's freight-horse on the Dock.
Freights taken for Norfolk ut moderate rates.
Passage to Philadclphta, including meals and
statcrOom, IS. w. P.FPORTER,
Agent at Richmond,
Office No. 2t25 Dock street.
WN. 2. CLYDE d CO.,
80. Agents at Philadelphia,
Offices No. IL South wharves,
fe15 and No. II North wharves.
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m = yneTHa1tSise 1yax II
RIChMOND, VA. ?
Thisoid and Meil-kuowa Yfsgtnla fHssafustop IN.
sules Buildings by perpetuniO or lnnusi policy.
u has more than TEN MLLIOHB or }So7.a
LABS insured on property pledged to make rood
More than TWO AND a QUARTER NM,
u geeS sss q TWsU a HuHDRED AND rrrrrru
THOUSAND DOLLARS a. large usrf or Il ~ ~
closed - :. $3.50 - p. ''A sl'ec sne war
Tho former four.ffshs system Of insurancs M,
fer la ana other important changes made
LOSSES asKs sssiss e. al
J. B. DAEFoRTH, secset ngsos'
Il. ID. DANFoRrH, Assistant secretarys
sAAUEL III. PULLrAM, Collector. my7
ifTHE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
f ii 6Sq on psah os OF NEW Y0RK-0RGAN.
COMPANY 1E TIE WORLD~cAsH 1ssETss
OVER S4o,000, O00.-This is an sII.cssh and
purely mutual compGny-no dtutdsnds 20 aoef
h0tdsrs, which time and ex perfence has proven 10
be the only safeguard In life insurance. - ~
Dividends payable at the end of zks first y.nr
upon ail policies, increasing annually through
Ire. and exceeding those Of any compdnv In lie
urns or to purchase additional insurance. nc the
option Of the policy-holder, regardless 81 Ms
health Of the insured. Premiums payable annu-
JOHN H. CLAiBoRNF, Agent,
d.. j. Is. MCCAw, Medical Examiner. my4
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
By Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent

VALUABLE LOT FOR LEASE AT
THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF MAIN
AND PEARL. STREETS.-I am authorized to
lease out for term of FIVE years with proviso
that the lessor may cancel the lease after the two
erected thereon) that truly valuable LOT located
as above, known as "Lisle's corner,n having
front OF about 81 feet aud depth on Pearl street
OF about 1l5 feet to wide alley. Apply to
W. GUDDIN,
my list Real Estate Auctioneer.
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ITO HAVE TEETH EXTRACT ANe
l. ED WITHOUT PAIN, TEETH &S9{4
FILLED In the best manner, or artificial ones in
the Iong-established dental rooms of
GEORGE B. STEEL,
723 Main street.
ap23 five doors above Spotswood Hotel.
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GROCERIES, DC.

TAMILY GROCERIES.-Extra sugar
n cured Hams, extra sugar-curcd Breasts
celebrated Patapsco Family Flour: Green,
BLACK, and Japan Teas Family Roe Hcrrings
for medicinal purposes Port, Madeira, and
Sherry Wines genuine French Brandy; genuine
Blackberry Brandy, and Provisions OF all kinds at
SHIELDS IL CARY'S,
successors TO Shields, Stevens < Co.,
my IS 600 Broad street.
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SOLUBLE PACIFIC GUANO.-The re-
- markable value of this UANO is now so we'll
known and appreciated that 1t scarcely needs
farther commentator from us. We will only say
that the quality Of the Guano now in market Is
better than that heretofore sold by for the
company.
Orders and communications are solicited, and
will receive prompt and careful attention.
Our Guano Circular, containing certificates and
farther information, mat1edt to all applicants.
ALLISON IL ADDISON,
APPS Agents for the Company.
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DENTISTRY.

r S. MICHARD, d E N I T 60
y having returned TO Richmond, offers of1Yb
his professional services to his old friends, pa
irons. and to the public generally.
All work done In the best and most expeditions
manner.
Once and residence, No. 1872 north Main street,
n I'm
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FOR LIVERPOOL AND &Ss

FOR LIVERPOOL AND 4Sx
IHMANLINE OF MAIL STEAMERS, SAILING
FROM NEW YORK EVERY SATURDAY.,
AND ALTERNATE TUESDAYS.
RATES OF PASSAGE BY THE SATURDAY STEAMER:
First Cabin, Payable in Cold.
Liverpool or Queenstown. ..........,."...Sle O 90
Stserdae, Payable IL, Currency.
I!yerrool or Queenstown (gnld) ,.,.,,....,$ so 90
Halifax (gol,i) .....,.................. 20 %
ST. johns n. f., by branch steamer (gold).. 10 90
Storage, Payable in Curre7tcv.
Liverpool or Queenstown. .,.............-,s 80 90
AZ w
St. Johns, N. r., by branch steamer,.....,. 30 oe
Tickets sold TO and from England, Ireland, and
the Continent, ut moderate rates.
For further Information applv ut the Company'r
Offices. JOHN G. DALE, Agent,
Is Broadway, New York; or to
WILLIAM c. DUNHAM 4 Co, Agents,
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" HANN'S RAW-BONE SUPER
w PHOSPHATE, now In the twelfth year of its
successful use, Is recommended with confidence as
the very best we arc acquainted with. 1t is made
from
RAW-BONE, GUANO, SULPIURIC ACID,
POTASH, AND SODA,
all subjected to chemical analysis before being
chemical processes. 1t Is warranted free from
adulteratIOn, and the standard CT quality Is guar
antecd. ALLISON & ADDISON.
General Agents for the Manufacturers,
Richmond, Va.
Circulars containing full information mailed to
all applicants. ans
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WANTED, IMMEDIATELY, I wen
w ny STONE.C TIERS aud FORTY
oiIARRYMEN, to work on the Chesapeake ana
oNAo ~ JAMES L. CAPSTON.
1908 Franklin street,
Agent for McMahon j. co.
Once hours TO 10 K. NJ, ito 6P. NJ.
nv l8-5t
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EOR NORFOLK, PORTS-sizsfS,Y
Il MOUTH, AND ALL REGULAR, Z.
LANDINGS ON TIE JAMES RIYER.-The fast
JOHN SYL VESTE r.
Captain q. q. CLIFFORD,
leaves her wharf OF Rockets for the ab0ve-name
places on M0NDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, ansFRT
DAYS, at SIX O'CLOCK "A. ID, and returns on
Tuesdays Thursdays, and Saturdays.
Passengers arrive in Norfolk In time to con-
meet With steamers for Baltimore and points
North. q
Trains leave City Point Tor Petersburg on srrt.
val OF steamer.
Fare to Norfolk, &2.M.
FREIGHT
received Tuesdays, Thurzdays, and Saturdays
from IL N. to 81 2. H., for Norfolk, Portsmouth,
Chesapeake bay, and all regular landings on James
river, at reasonable rates,
NO WHARFAGE CHARGED. "
Freights for way-Iandings must be pre-psicsI
Apply to L. =. TATUM, Agent.
Sc Office, steamers wharf,
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NATIONAL LINE.
Steamers weekly to LIVERPOOL, <Kh
calling ut QUEENSTOWN, lcaving.ssas5a&SasS
pier II North river every Saturday:
FNAECE. QUEEN, HELNETIA.
ENGLAND, VIRGINIA. LOUISIANA.
CABIN passage, alOo and 475, currency.
stceraS &C passage $50, currency.
SteeraRe tickets from Liverpool or Queenstown,
s37, In currency.
S,eerage passage from Antwerp. Hamburg Rot
tertlam, and IIavrc, Sl5 IN currency.
For further particulars, apply at the ottces OF
the company, SO broadway, +. w. j. HURST,
WILLIAM c. DuNHAM 4 CO., Agents.
STEAM TO GLASGOW AND cS$
LONDONDERRY. &EE4G
THE ANCHOR LINE.
Farnrits Clyde-built passenger steamers are In
tended to sail EVERY SATURDAY from pier
No. %. North river, at IL O'Clock M.
RATES or PASSAGE, PAYABLE IN CURRENCY
Cabins to Liverpool, Glasgow, or Derry, $50 and
SIS.
Excursion tickets, good for twelve months, $780,
Stceragc TO Glasgow or Derry, $50 ; intermediate,
a35.
Prepaid certificates from these ports &37,
Passengers booked to aud from Hamburg, Hayre,
Rotterdam, Antwerp, &C., ut very low rates.
Drafte Issued payable at any bank In Great Br1s
tain.
For further Information apply at the company's
Offices, No. Bowling Green, New York, to HEN.
pERSoH BROTHERS, or to
WILLIAM q. DUNHAM co, Agents.
an o.
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rT7O EMPLOYING PRINTERS.-An in.
1 telIIecnt PRACTICAL. PRINTER-a good
rroof.resder-whoh has had experience in The con-
ITYSN ss manager foreman, or news editor.
Would prefer employment in weekly newspaper
Office Best references can be given. IarCes
wishing the services of . steady, INDUSTRIOUS
printed can address, stating salary, A. Il. III,
INV ls-2tW&S< Ricoulonu 20.
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WANTED, a GOOD CQOk-a colored
wv woman preferred. Must come well recon-
mended. Cali at the corner of Main and 5ener-
aon strccts> myls-2t
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POSTAL MATTERS, instructions ha

POSTAL MATTERS, -Instructions have
been issued to all postmasters In the
country to take an accurate account of all
franked or free matter deposited in their
offices for the six months commencing
January l, and ending June 30, 1870.
This is to learn the number of pounds
dead headed through the mails
On and after the first day of January
1870, the single rate of postage half an
ounce or under) for prepaid letters be-
tween the United States and the United
Kingdom of Great BritainIand Ireland, will
be reduced to six cents three pence).
If not prepaid, or insuf6ciently prepaid,
a fine of six cents three pence) will be
added to deficient postage, and collected
on delivery. On newspapers, books, etc
the old rates will remain in force.
On and after January lst, 1870, the
exchange of mails between the United
States and France will cease, in cense-
quence Of the abrogation of the present
postal convention between the two
countries, 70 take effect on that date, and
rates of postage viii be: Letters ten
cents per single rate Of half an ounce or
under newspapers two cents each, and
books packets and samples of merchan-
disc, four cents per each four ounces or
fraction thereof
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UNCLE SlM'S CHRISTMAS PRESENT.
IfSanta Claus brings some kind of a

II sCdusd SIduS bftbSS solAe h1uu VI q
gift. to every one. Uncle Sam must be
remembered also, and thus we have been
presented with beautiful harbor on the
Island of st. Domingo-Samana Bay
with the surrounding country containing
some 225 to 240 square miles.
1 On the 9th of last December, the iden-
teal day on which Columbus landedon
the same Island three hundred years ago,
the stars and stripes were holsted in token
Of now being taken possession of by the
United States and were saluted by the
ALBANY then lying in the harbor. The
taking possession however, is only tenn
porary, for the land is not purchased
but rented for fifty years We have to pay
annually the sum of $3.50, 900 to the Gov
eminent of st. Domingo, and besides the
present President of that Republic is
to have $4,000 annually as long as he
may live, even if he should cease to be
President or be compelled to leave his
native country.
Really this lease for 80 years or pur-
chase for all time viii probably amount
to the same thing. Wherever Uncle
Sam puts down his foot and raises his
flag, he does not leave again very easy,
especially after he had uninterrupted pos
session for SO years Possession is nine
tenths of the law and still more, where
there is the power also, to protect this
possession.
Who would dare to drive the Ameri-
cans from St. Domingo after SO years of
un a5sricted occupation? It would be as
impossible as to drive the English from
Gibraltar, although their title is much
less valid than ours for the Bay of Sa-
mana.
The first flag planted by Columbus be-
came symbol of the most inhuman sup
preston towards the natives of St. Do
mlngo; there is not one decendent left of
that unhappy race, they have all long ago
become the victims of the tyranny of
their Spanish oppressors. But the stars
and stripes waving to-day over the Bay
OF SANTANA bring no such suppression, on
the contrary they proclaim Liberty to
every country and to every inhabitant,"
and that the taking possession of Sama-
IA is equivalent to new conquest of
political light and civil liberty. May
the time soon come when we shall look
IN vain for any country on this Western
Hemisphere not a part or parcel of the
United States of America"
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HE CATHOLICS AND THE WINNIPEG
REBELLIoN-It is said that Gov, Nc
Dougall, who with Col Dennis and 9th
ers of his adherents, arrived in St. Paul
on Dec. 30th, accuses the Catholics of
being the instigators of the Red Riy er
rebellion, and claims that Bishop Toche
had fully organized the rebellion before
he left for Rome. The Catholics desire
a large tract of land west of Fort Garry
for chUrcn purposes. and hope by this
display of power to force it from the au-
thoritiss. Gov. McDcuesii claims that
the Americans joined witt the Catholics
IN hopes that the rebellion would result
in annexation to the United States.
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Masonic Duties.

We find floating among cur exchanges,
the following waif, from an unknown
pen, which tersely sums up the duties of
a Mason. To all Of which we say, -Anao,.
so mote 1t be.
A Mason is bound to consult the hap
pinesS and to promote the interests of
his brother, to avoid anything offensive
to his feelings; to abstain from reproach
censur and unjust suspicious, to warn
him of the Vaccinations OF his enemies
to advise him of his errors to advance
the reputation and welfare of his family;
to protect the chastity of his house to
defend his life his property and what
is dearer to the man of honor, his char
acter, against unjust attacks to relieve
his wants and his distress to instil in
his mind proper ideas of conduct in the
department of life which he is called to
fill and let me add, to foster his schem-
es of interest and promotion, if compat-
IDLE with the paramount duties man
owes to the community. If such are tho
brother, they are precisely the duties
another. Our Order enjoins them as
rules from Wnlch nothing can JUSTIFY
deviation, and considers their infraetion
violation of honor, concience and religion,
a prostitution Of all that is deemed sa-
cred and venerable among men. But
Missionary does not confine the benignity
of her precepts to her followers it rises
higher in the scale of excellence, and en-
joins the observance of honor, honesty
and good faith to all men ; it espouses
the cause of universal benevolcnce and
virtue, it declares as unworthy Of its
patronage those who violate the laws Of
rectitude, and its yotaries exemplify in
their lives the truth Of the remark, that,
although there be vicious men in the
fraternity, yet that they are better than
if they were not Masons.
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"A CORRESPONDENT writes

"A correspondent writes: "To see
Niagara, you buy eleven silk dresses for
your wife, and six shirts for yourself
have, borrow all your friends have, and
make arrangements for unlimited credit
at two or three good solvent banks. You
then take six trunks, some more money,
a nurse, a colored servant, some moro
money, and then, after some more money
and extending your credit at one or two
more strong banks, you set out. 1t
is better, if possible, just before you leave,
to mortgage your homestead and get
some more money"
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II O ri - IS T FAD,
.a.sD PgE-EsgPVEON.

have compiled full, concise and complete state
ment, rlang printed, for the information of persons
intending to take up Homestead Pre-enp tion in
this portionoi the West, embracing Iowa Dakota and
Nebfaska-and other sections. 1t explains how to
proceed to secure leo acres of Rich Farming Land
For Nothing, siXmonths before You leave your home
in this most healthy climate. In short it contains
just such instructions is needed by those intending
to make home and fortune the Free Lands of tha
Vest viii send one Of these printed Guides to any
person sending me % cents. The information alone
which il gives, is worth So to any body. Men, who
came here two and three years ago. and took a farm
D-iay Independent.
TO YOUNG MEN.-This country is being crossed
with numerous railroads reaching from every direc-
ton to Sioux City, Iowo Six railroads Will be COM
pleted to this city within year One is already
IN operation, connecting with Chicago and the o.
r. Rallroid, and two more viii be completed before
direct. Three more viii be completed within year
connecting US direct with ST. Paul, 0Iipn Yankton
Dakota, and Columbus, Nebraska, the L. 2. Rail-
road The 5SSOuiJ River gives die Mount trade
IhtS IL WiiI ~ seen tfat no section OF country offers
such ecedented advantages Tor business specula-
ton aking a fortune. For the country is being
Popula,,,., and towns and cities being built. and
fortunes made almost beyond belief Every who
takes homestead now viii have a railroad market
at his door And any euterprising young man
with small capital establish himself in per-
nanant and paying business if hei selects the right
location and right branch of trade Eighteen years
residence in the western country and large portion
OF the time employed as Mercantile Agent in this
country, has made familiar with all branches
of business and the best locations in the country
Fo "a dollar RENTED to me, will give truthful and
definite answers to all questions this subject de-
sired by such persons Tell them the best place to
locate and what business is overcrQwded and what
branch is neglected. Address,
DANIEL SCOTT,
S. c. Com. OF Emigration,
(Box 1852 16-3f1y Sioux City. Iowa.
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as viii effectually suppress the redskins,
Gov. Stafford will ask for authority to
call out volunteers, and he claims that if
such authorization is given him, he will
be able to do more in suppressing the
outrages than BY any other course.