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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-02
AUS,TIOM sALEy--lssn0.lss. 1.s
'~->~,'-.1sss By .. .. Nswburn,
Res, Es,a.e Agent and Ancsioncef'
Ma. lola main street.
RAND .cLosrNG-ouT SALE.
r,zrv BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS ON
CLAY AND LEIGH STREETS NEAR
THE FAIR GROUNDS.
A RARE CHANCE TO SECURE HUME
srLENDID INVESTMENT.
SIRE To INCREASE IN VALUE-IEhhs
REMARKABLY EASY AND Liberal.

Twill. on the premises, commence the saie o.
the above teautlfuly-locatcd LOTS In Hoi'adaS
addition ON WEDNESDAY, November ls'' ~
a,o,>., M..and continue the Same from d'y
TO day at the same hour and place.
Terms: Fifteen dollars cash balance ;"
,r.,ve,ve months, With intcrcs: at elk per ceh'''
secured by do OF trust
Cara conveying passengers to the Far sop leSi
tho property. .,-,.,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-02

- 80 5sz5-zt cc 19-se& Mcr2. {, 9sS
rHaRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
u REAL EsTATEIN sIl,sEY.-Nill be sold
on the PCT miseH, On MONDAY, Nnyene Der o. ls7is
re half-past O'Clock, the HI USE AND Ls,I
now occupied by MIR. W "A, Smith, situated asfhe
corner OF Cary and Harvey streets, in The town Of
Sidney. 1880 = 80" -
TERMS: Made known ON day of sale. s ,ss
7pc 70 THOMAS r, POLLARie Trnstee. :
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-02

TARM FOR SALE IN CHESTER.
T pIELD.-r6ff.r for sale privately my FARM
called RDXVIBLE,n lying on SktnGuartsr
creek, In the upper end OF Chesterfield: distan.
from Richmond tWeDty-seveo miles, and from thu
Kict mond and Danviiic railroad about one an ia
hal miles. This farm contains TWOHUNDRgD
and TW Rive ACRES: has on It . comfortable
dwelling, with mest Of the necessary out hOnses.
The hixh land Is OF fair quality, and produces
wei the croes peculiar TO this region che bot
tom hand Is very fertile. and OF which there Ia
larger proportion than on any other farm on said
CT elk.
Price, 90 per acre. Ny address is Skihquarter
Cheeter field comfy.
NO Ia dHstsw< y. GOODT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-02
BY Richardson g. Co..
Real Estate Agents and AuctioncetS.
No. lib Main street.

nNE HUNDRED.ACRE FARM FOR
I EoA.E.-For sale or exchange for city proper
~ ONE HUNDRED ACRES, more or less, o(
fine FARMING LAND near staples's Crossing,
five miles from Richmond, on the Richmond,
Fred rIcksburg and rotcmzc railroad. About
onc-;hird In good timber, which eau he reidy
s"ld 10 The railroad when cu:: the bhlarce II IN
iue arabic and productive condition, and has
hea ring, Water abundant and cSceilc Al, and one
good Ice house Others conld be butt and hiled
from the mill pond adjoining aLd TIE Ice rea'iy
sold to he Richmond market. ,,,,
The buildings are pew. aud consist OF TWO.
STUHY FRAMED DWELLIhG, KITCHEN,
BARN, STABLES, &C., all in cool repair.
TO any one d string nice little farm near tlIa
CITY, with all t, Injuries of Tire country and ait
road facilities, rare opportunity Is offered. APP
nIyio RICHARDSON X CO.,
Zeal Estate Agents and hrctioneers,
oc Ia-ThSESW lib Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-02

EOR SALE, very desirable FARM o.
II TWO Hu SDkED aud T& ESTI-Fonh
ACRES In Hanover c"unty, about one mite u tur
OF Richmoad: oas-halr cleared; the n tlhueT
In original OK and pine; fine clay suosot; VIZ,
adapted TO the cereals, tobacco, clover, anu
grasses generslly: shout sevpnts-hye fruit uess
walered by three never,faiipg streams: Fkhhh
DWELLING with eeyen looms, and usual on
buildings a good well of water In thu yard shu
two fine springs convenient; the best tociet!
very convenient 10 churches, schools, miii'' auf
stores. Price, VI, 700. Apply 10
COULLING 4 MEADE,
Real Estate Agents, l2ol Main s.it''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-02
POSTPONE ID.

POSTPONED.
r,. above sale WAS postponed on account o. VI.
,,a,'hrr 10 THIS tTbu,sday) AFTERNOON at
""H'''' " no21
O'Clock.
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BUSINESS WANTS.

WANTED, u PARTNER with capital
w OF 81 100 Or 81 500 10 engage in tr.3trc,a +
s,wiug- achiuc business. Address y. Is h., DtS-
The state preferred. no Lot"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-02

HET TWELVE PER CENT. int
VI RESI- ON YIUR MONEY. sums OF ~"
real estate. lgIvc special attention 20 This branch
Of my business in securing frst-ciass loans pay
Ing ,welye pc: cent. and upwards Cal npon
r.. K. NEWBURN,
Oc3I No. i0i4 Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-02

ETOR SALE, privately, small FARM
a. OF one hundred aud five acres oue.ha'l
cleared stlua ed in the county or II tnover four
miles from shland and three ard b1lf mites
f,oIu KilDy's mill. Tie DWELLttG cont inS
Il We no ms ; with out buildings, &c: Prica, si,e"
cash. D. ~. DAVE
corner Eleventh anu Main sItcts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-02
BY Lyme & Brother,
Aucticneers snd Real Est3te Agents,
No. 1912 Main street,

VALUABLE FARM IN CHARLES
Y CITY COUNTY. containing FIVE HUN
DxED ACRES, which Will be sub divided int0
tracts Of loo acres or more, In fine ne'sho ",
hood, convenient TO churches, mills, &C, Az"
wishin two miles of public and one mile Of 4 pri-
yate landing on ames river, for sale. There 1son
the place storehouse, blacksmith shop, when Is
good stand.
TERMS: Very liberal For further information
Apply TO LYHE & BROTHER,
oc 81 s. Aac.ionce;s.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-02
EsaR HEES 4.

TUR RENT, A LARGE ROOM ON a.
r SECOND F!.Ot -, ~ II priv tie residence FL
either fur,iis he'd or unfinished twithr III hnsrdl
mubin ono square OF CSpitoi. Would ai,t tbtet
~ four Young men att, ling college. For lur her
,,,,,,,-,i,rs adde's CAPITAL.
'n, 90 care Dispatch nice.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-02
CoR SALE that VALIJABLE. FARM

T. OF three hundred and thi, teen acres, with ln-
exhaustIble mari beds, at TaiIeYsvile, IN me
county OF New Kcnt, about three ana one laI
York River road. About one hundred acres ara
BE and In good heart the balance In excellent
pine timber. Lard well adapted 70 the c.t'al'
and grasses. A comm0dious dwelling anu Tie
requisite OF buildings or the place.
TERnS Very liberal, TO close mp an estate.
Apply to CCULLIHG & MEADE,
Real Estate Agents.
po1tt 1871 Main II Get. =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-02

rElEN-ACRE VIRGINIA FARMS FOR
4 800 each. Only SO ca.h, and 80 each mouth .
until paid. Call and examine MAPS ard get l"a
nart'culars L. Il. EEWBURN,
or Al No, 1914 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-02

TIRST-CLASS IMPROVED AND UN.
IT IMPROVED BEAL ESTATE, In desirable
locatt MS In the town OF Manchester, for sale pf.
yatciy, and on reasonable terms.
Persons desiring to purchase lands "ouiu 40
well TO give ME a call, as have all kinds from
u. K. wFISIGEH,
AucIonCer and Land JoUber.
n,Iat 1918 Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-02

@GsUBBs y WILLIAMS, Aucsioneers. - : q
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-02-02
Mm 3. Sanuor miro aus Berli

49, Sim 3. Sanuar miro aus Berlin
beri9tet
Die AM 20, De;ember in Golge be,
&rantbeit ees 8anQuier6 @eors Glitter
bod ah9ebro9enen 0erbanolun9en MUIR
ben beute mieDer aufgenommen. Sdmmtz
li6e pierNneefla9te, Der 8anquier @eorQ
@uterbed gu 8e,lin, SO Sabre alt, jlo{s
1@en @loubene, Der Nentier &ulp ~
Jranffurt a. 81. 0eit 1867 aus Dem
preuSil4en llntertbanenserbonoe ou6ees
l@iepeu unp leitpem fran;60lder Inter
tban), SO Sabre, jloil6, Der 8anquis,
Weper 81. @oar gu Tranfiurt a. 81,
AS Sabre, jlpil9, unp Der &oufmann
@uitap 6einri@ 2epita gu &ntwerpen,
9robber3o9li@ bei1i&er untert5an Con-
iul Ger @anpwib6z Snieln, 81 Sabre,
eoonselild, iiap sur @tele, ebenio oereu
8ertbeioiser: Die Sufijrdtbe 2e0e, Riem
unb Nblemann. Der prdNpent nee
@taat6seridt6bofes> @iesprdfeent bs6
&ammersert@t6 .. Mlbler er6fnete bic
SiBun9, in Der 3und9it bic ouf S. SO
uno 70 pes alien @trafeeiebbu@es, iebt
S 80 peS norooeutl9en, bairte Nnfla9e
perleleu tpurpe. GS fol9t ba6 Suquil>
torium uno smar 5uerlt pa6 tes Ap9e>
tlasten @uterbod. Der1tlbe 1T anoez
flaet, am Is. Sftober .. s. mittels Gele:
oramm5 an perl9ieoene 6anpel6bdulcr
in 2onoon fir pie fransS0lde &riessan<
leibe cine Summe sesetdnet, porauf an
ge;ablt uno oaour4 Der frani5f{ben &e@
9ierun9 w1breno zines &rtese6 perlelben
nit Yreueen @orl1ub 9eletfet 5u baben.
Nuf Die Gra9e eeeprd lioenten .. MIb<
let: Gs lie9t btertn oo6 @erbreden res
0anpe6perratb6: befennen sic f@ otele6
2anpesperratb6 befennen Ste f6 bteles
@erbredens 1auloie? ontrportet Der &nz
9efla9te @uterbod SD fam nur 1asex>
oob i9 aus l%nwi6enbeit, aus DUNN
belt" 0ebanoelt uno Die Gra9weite meiner
9anolun9sweiie ni@t 0etannt babe.
Yrdl.: @ie baben am Is. Sftober
pur& Eele9ramm an bic 9aurlunesbduz
ler 8iebermonn unp Stern unp Born au
2onoon 10000 8. oe3ei@net uno 1900
6. tarauf anee3ablt.
Ansefl. (: Sawobl.
prdi.: Bobur& purpen Ste ~ bielt'
3ablune seranlaet2 sa4 @ .6#
Aneefl.s: Der Bauquter 6srta ~
Gloteuj mar ~ ieaer 3ett IN Berlin an,
peftnp WRp an Is. Dfteber In meineul
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-02-02
Nefprm in, GiDitbttnite+

Ma@oem bic 9srren@9u unoEruna>
buq i'm Senat unp Senfs I'M 9aule
BiuS fir cielen 3wed ein9ereidt unp
in per 6aus Bill ale Photographer, pel>
de f& auf bic ~Nmtsoauer" bejteben.
e%ntfernt purpen, bat nun aud am DOM
heritage 6err @ilion I'M @enat etae Blu
fir etel fen 3med ein9eretdt, wel@e Der
b%eionoeren Beadtun8 pertb it, ca oie>
}elbe, wie uns l9eint> bic einfadltsn auer
bis jsbt oema6ten Gurldldse fQr&efcrm
in bie@er Nt6tun9 entbdlt.
Die Bil beiimmt> cab aue 8eanten
i'm @iyilcienle tt, welhe Elm jdbrlt9eS &C.
bait Don fiber $1,000 be;ieben, muir na4
sorberaesangener Yrlfung an9efeQt wers
rem fpuen. Dielelben baben It4 elmer
prpbesett Don cret Wpnaten gu unter3iez
ben ; unp merren, tuenn fdbig befunoen>
pann fir einen Iermin BON rier Sabren
onaefeut, unp tinot ibre abermaliee Nnz
feIuna rad Mb|c cisleS TermiueS Don
Der Gmpfeblun9 o. betref.npen Bureau
Gbsf6 alb.
&einer tte1er 8eamter1 fol- obnt trif<
tige @riinoe, ). .. unfdbt8tett ooer
}bledtes Betraeen> ot9elebt weroen.
IS 1oQ ferner BON pteIer &la1e &c.
au'ten feline @elpteuern fir poltttl&e
3wede erboben tperpen unb louen o{ez
ielbea bel @trafe lofcrti8er @ntla0uns
1iemals Delesaten bel polttilhen Con-
oe%utionen ODER dbnl{9er Sr9an|lationen
1ein.
GS mdre wun1benswerth eaB beioe
6luler far Nnnabme cielt Wabrssel fd
H%ereintcten.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-02-02

Dte &rteesent1&doteunB mug burd
bic @untetpal<B eb5rbet, 0orantirt tper,
ben, uno tm @ei9eruu9sfaQe .pirb bas
Gt9entbum ret@er Y~ripotleute Bis III,
3ablun9 ber &rtessto0eu nit 8el&lal
bele9t. g..
Cine Depel@e Der q. 9. ~@orlo'
brtnat bic iebr unwobrlhetnlt9e Na@:
rtdt pab Der futierltde prtn32ulu, unite,
Der &esentl&aft pon@u9ente, Der 3uflufs
tise Safer Der Gransolen lein wirpe.
@ie lebr leidt beereiRt@ berrldt II
Golse ber 9l1dltden 8eenot9un9 BEE
&rie9e6 auBerorpentlider GntbuGa8mue
our9 gang Deut1blano. Sn allen Sir
den fncen Dant|aeun9sz@ %ottesoienf'
(tatt.
Yari6 bat cine &rieeez@ Contribution
BON So Miuionsn Tronten su sablen.
@ablen fir Die Nationalz@ erlamm
lung tperpen in allen departments ppn
Uranfrei@ o~b9ebalteu werpen.
@dmmtli&e Greil@aBenz@ Corps werpeu
lofort oufeel6a.
@dmmtlt&e fran3. Gruppen baben ibrt
@ofen uno Nrtilerie tnnerbalb be,
ndafen II Sage na@ Saperne absuliez
fern.
Nae @elblBe in ben MuBenmerfen 10,
paris ml0en lofort at9eliefert percen,
Son ben @el4lben auf pem@laci6 tperz
Den iero6 nur bic 2afetten ab9cliefert
wdbreno eie @elduBr1bre an Srt uni
SteQe rerbletben.
Sort gincenneS bleibt in ben 6dnpen
Der Gran3oien> wdbrenc Sort @auerieu
Don ben YreuBen be|crt MIRO.
Dourbatt's Nrn'cs unp bic 6eltuno
Selfprt itno in rsm Uofjenltiufan ni1t
einbe9rifen.
Die peut1be Gim2tiAtionSz2inie fiji,
Die llclt9en Mrnsen lilpet Die Qoire.
I'm Die Gtar1 paris 1T Elm mtlitlrt<
l4er GORDON 9ejcsen uno Niemano bari
bic @taot perIo0en pper in btelelbe bineiu
aeben> obne etnen pab aus pem peutl9en
9auptquartier.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-02-02

-@el@ ~friebli6enN a9bor"D eut19z
lamb onGrontrei6 Bate, benefit pieGbat<
la&e, ca6 Branfreta felt 1879 nt9t nee
niger al6 fanfuntjwan3i8 &rte0e 9eeen
bas beutlde &et9, ramentli9 9eoen
8rancenburs, preubeu uno Seterrei@,
9eflbrt uno caB In alien bieien &rieoen
bic GranSolen bic An9rsiler 9epeien finr.
Deutlalano befano }l& NetS inNotbpebr
uno @ertbeioisune! Dte3abl per&rieo6
jabrt In eieier Belt BON 1879 bis 1870
belduft f& auf ~etnbunoert unb feb,
3.bn" Gin re&t freunpli@n Na@bar
pa6! .. r 4 5'$E
- Mu@ IN Nep ulu1 Duluth unb
@batfelp bielteu bic &atbolifen an, leB,
ten Sonuta8e Dernenarattonen 1u Gun,
fen tee papRes usb eese1 bie anneltt,
rung pt3 4tr@tufaatttS.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-02-02
4lner 6 . i.
WaIbin8ton, "a. Sanuar.
IGnaA
Geitte 2isuaa.

SpUWO.
Das 5aus palFrte cine BiQ, Dem
Staate Nrfanlas 9ewi0e Summen, nell
DE pteier 6taat mdbreno oe6 &.te9eS fiji
Mu6rlfuu9 BON Mtlijtruppen Yerausz
9atte, iurldSueriatten.
Da6 Wanpot pes 6errn g. q. Garter
pom Stem Georgia Di1rift miro renn
6aule por9eleot uro CATER na9 ldueerer
Debate ais Mit9liep 3usela7en uno per-
eiptgt.
Da6 9au6 pall1rte bic 8tu fir @elp<
b%epiIIi9unoen fir peu hiplpmatilden unp
Son ular>& erfebr.
Gin Enhancement su Der 8iu, eoB bic
@elper> welbe fir ben eebeimen Tpno I'm
Staat6pepartemeut an9ewielen fino, nt9t
fit tr9enp wel@e Nu69aben> rpel6e nit
Der Mnneftirune BON Can Domingo per-
bunpen 1tnp, per&panpt wercen (ouen,
wurre ob9elebnt.
Burlington Is. San.
Senator j. =, Blair Don Mi1ou1i
'puroe eineel@wuren unit nabm letaen
5tB Elm.
Da6 5aus paityte cine Biu, pel6e
ale 8ettmmunntn Der Yenlens. @elebe
pom II. Sult 1868 aufbsbt, loweit bie>
lelben bic 3eit fir Grbetu,,a Don pen<
0ons zNnlpru9en auf flint SABRE BE-
l9ranfen.
6erner efneBiu : cine MnSabl Milttdr>
HslerDattonen ,welbe nibt ldneer fir MT
litdri|9e 3wefe DOE Der Ne1ierun9 be-
nuBt weroen, pur9 ben Gstretdr pe6 Snz
nern, na@oem bet 8rrtb perislben absez
l9dBt it, ~perfaufcn gu lnltn.
@albtnglpn, rs. San.
Die Blu fir Nufbetun9 Der Ginfom>
n,enteuer fam CUR Debatte.
DteIelte perf lgt, ca6 Gle Y%ara0rapbeu
6 BIG Is einl9lieblt@ Der Mfte pom IA
Sult 1870, cine @fte fir >>Neruftipn be,
Snlano iteuern'', auf9ebcbsn 1perpen.
Senator ST. \ . n rei@t Elm Sub>
1itur fir riele BiQ Elm, ras 9on3e Sn>
anpiteuerlyi1em mitNu6nabme Der @teu1>
pel9eblbren ab5ul@afen.
Da6 @ubtttut miro oerpprfen uno BIT
8ta> ME oben aneefabrt, nit 26 9e9en
rs Stfmmen pa1trt.
Sir Nufbebun9 Der @infommenteue.
timmten oemna@ Die @enatoren Antbo,
n.y. 8aYarp> Budtnebam, Cameron,
Carpenter, @a0erly> @ple, @ontltns, Cot
BET, Gentcn, Tlanuteau, 6owler> 5amtl>
ton Don Narplanb, 9amilton ponGera6,
MeDonalp, Ssborn. Ycmerpy. &tee,
Scott, Stepert> @tpdton, @umner,
Iburman, Erumbuu> &ifer6> gates
|-26.
Da9e9en: &bbrtt, 8lair, 8orez
man, 8rcwn, Com, @rasin> 6amitn, 6ar>
Ian, 6owarp> 5owt 9omeu> Sobnlon,
WorriQ BON Germpnt, Yatter Jon. Yratt,
&amleY> SawYer, Sberman, Spencer.
Spra9ue, Stearns, Eipton, @arner,
WiQep> @iuiamlon> @ilon rs.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-02-02

tpdrtn, 10 batte @aubetta i&on LANCE
ben @ie9 Gber bte beuti&eu ~Bartaren"
cappngetra9en. Is .sE
@artbalpt. nit leinen> Trupper 1T in
Der Nabe BON Dtjon BON eineu1 preub.
Corps umstnselt.
@eneral ManteufelS Nru1ee 0ebt lber
bic Du 2ois, i'm &uden BON 8ourbaft'S
Mrmeee.
2sBterer befnoet fi9 in elmer lebr mfg
li@en Gage unp miro enttpeoer fapituliz
rien ooer na& Der @@meij aQ&ten milf
fen.
Die frans. @arniion bon 2oneepp 1T
nad GbionpiQe uno Mes eeianpt por>
Den.
Die Bonaparttfen, rel9e ibren6auptz
fig in Brl0el baben, ino i'm &uaenblid
iebr tbatig> unp@ouriere i1no f%ortwdbreno
auf benz @sBe 3wtl&en @bt3elburf @il>
belmSb1be unb 8erlatQeS.
Ditufah 81. Sauuar.
9rie>e
In &us(t@t.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-02-02

>@alpn.
Gdeber Drttten uns @pbert @traBe.
ct. paul, 0ttnn.
@etu Bier TT frt{9 wtt an Der Oueae,
Wtetu 2tau5r rein, meth Weiu tR belle,
His auseefu&te 3ederfpets
@eb' Auferu Id peu tebtr gDetf'.
&ut f&meden uetue QDurt uub &df'
uub bic Gtsarreu tub aud ut&t bts.
trr 9pbu Da9geumflker
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-06-22

For the purpose Of laying before the
members of the Press Association all the
valuable statistics, possible in our paper,
in reference TO our manufacturing
interests, water powers, and facilities for
trade, we shall publish an extra edition on
the 9th. Those interested, who have not
beer called upon, will confer e favor by
sending US such facts in reference to their
business as they may want published.
Among go large q number many may be
overlooked. These articles will be published
in our regular edition, and We have made
arrangements to distribute several thousand
throughout New England and Eastern cities
and we desire to have our account as CON-
plete as possible, In addition to the mum
Der We shall distribute on our own account
we have already received from our manufao.
turers orders for nearly ten thousand extra
copies, and. as the addition will be unusual
ly large, those desiring extra papers are
requested to send in their orders on or before
Saturday noon.
We know Of no way in which every citi-
zens can better work for his own and the
city's interest than by sending that issue of
the ARGUs,to their friends and acquaintance
to Eastern manufacturers, capitalists or
those in the East who contemplate settling
in the West.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-06-22

THE MICHIGAN CENTRAL n GRAND
TRUSK RAILRoAps.-We have recently trav-
eled on the Michigsn Central and Grand Trunk
Railroad, between Chicago and New York.
1t was not our usual route, but we had heard so
much'aboutthe improved state ofthe line that
we concluded to try for ourselves, and found
that everything was just as represented
The Michigan Central is in connection with
the Grand Trunk and Great Western. Rail
ways, and forms the shortest route to Buha-
10, and only direct route to Suspension
Bridge; connecting at both points with the
Erie and New York Central Railways, thus
giving passengers their choice of either
route to New York, Boston, and intermedi-
ate points. During the past four years the
whole of the track of the Grand Trunk has
been relAid and the road thoroughly repaired
making the travel over it perfectly easy and
safe. There are also now on this line forty
new " Ladies Day Coaches" which contain
every new appliance, and are very hand
somely fitted up, and twenty OF Pullmsn's
magnificent sleeping cars, two OF which run
all the way through TO New York. This is
the only line through ria Suspe; sion Bridge
without change. One great advantage
gained in the past twelve months is the con
~nection with the Erie Railroad at Suspen'
sion Bridge, enabling passengers, if they Sc
desire, to reach all points on the line
of that road as we'll from the Bridge
as from Buffalo. The Grand Trunk Road
has a splendid new passenger equipment
and passes through the cool, invlgoratlnR
q climate Of Canada, riding, for a portion o.
the distance, along the shore Of Lake
Ontario, aud the banks of the majestic Sam
Lawrence,-down which thousands of tour
lists annually pass on their iiue Of boati
from Kingston, fessting their eyes on the
grand and beautiful scenery of the Thous
and Islands and Rspids,-passing under the
wonderful Victoria Bridge, to Montreal, the
commercial metropolis of Canada, and
thence by boat or rail to the quaint old CITY
of Quebec. The scenery Of this route, In
sublimity and grandeur has no parallel OF
the American continent. The fares on the
Grand Trunk railway have been coasieer&
bly, red uced from those Of last year, especi
ally ia the item Of ExcursiOn and TourIs
Tickets. Parties in the country, purchasin:
tickets by the Grand Trunk Railway, car
have berths in Pullmsn's Palace Sleeping
Cars secured by ~telegraphing TO j. H Whit
man, General Western Agent, so ClarI
street, Chicago. Excursion tickets ar,
issued on this line to Toronto, Ogdensburg
Montreal, Quebec, Portland, and Boston, &
%routes,3 at low figures. The trains run OIL
time, and no one hears of accidents, becaus
none occur. We can cordially recommen.
!. the Michigan Central and Grand Trunk lin
to our readers.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-06-22

An UNPEovoKED ~0UTRAGE.-It seems
that one of the members of the editorial
fraternity, in Davenport, has lately been tae
victim Of cruel and undesegyed abuse, and
the sensitive feelings Of the brother greatly
outraged. lie is q quiet, inof nsive person,
born and reared among the " cloud capped
granite hills " of New England, and in &c
cordance with early training and habits
~retires early to his downy couch to seek re
pose. During this insuffersbly hot weather
no one wishes 10 nave the windows aad
doors of his sleeping room closed, and this
victim of misplaced confidence, upon retir.
ing, opened all these means of ventilation,
threw himself upon the bed and composed
himself for q good nights rest. Shortly
after he had fallen into profound slumber,
footsteps approached his door, and a head
was thrust into the room. The owner o.
and determined to indulge his fondness fol-
& practical Joke at the expense of the sleep
ing youth. Accordingly a string was pro
cured and both feet made fast to the bed
posts. A bucket of ice water was then
brought,and the bucket inverted and broughi
down with considerable force upon the
sleeper. A yell Of mingled fright and sgony;s
sound of snapping strings and the quick tread
of departing footsteps was heard, and then
ell was still save the chattering teeth and
FACILITATING heart of the victimized youth
Let all who sleep with open rooms take
warning and secure themselves against in
truders.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-06-22
ITEMS.
The German English school house upon
Rock River street, is being removed to make
WAY for a new two story franz building.

The German English school house upon
Rock River street, is being removed to make
way for a new two story frame building.
The committee appointed for apprais.
Jog the lot on the corner of Arsenal and.
Rock River streets, which is to be used in
widening Arsenal street, met on Monday
and appraised it at 5000.
The people of Orion township, Henry
County, have decided to have a grand old
fashioned celebration on the 4sh of July.
Brass bands and all the necessary reqGisi,
ties for a county cele bration will be on hand
and our neighbors will doubtless make the
occasion a happy one.
The Sounds of revelry BY night" were
heard 10 the streets of Davenport st II P. NJ
yesterday. Citizens were reused from theil
sleep and gAzed forth from their windows tC
see a ghostly p~rocession-with white robes
masks and torches, parading the streets. II
their center they bore a coffin drapeo IL
mourning, and the impression given to th'
beholder was, that a band Of ku-klux hal
entered the city to engage in their work O
assassination. All fears were groundless
however, as it was simply the Sophomor
class of Griswold College going throug.
the time honored custom of 'burying tn
Analytios."
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-06-22

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