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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-20

SrAuNToN, "a, December =, ISL.
Editors Of the Pchn1on9 D;%nnt.h: The
sales of real estate in this community indl-
cate degree Of prosperity equal 10 that OF
any portion OF the State. The farm near
Sta,lnton called ''Nlont"oIncry Hail. and
owned by William j. 5h,matc. containing
one hundred and fifty acrcs, was sold at SIS
per acre; Mr.. G. Halle sold his place to Mr.
Mnctcc contractor on the Great Bend tlln-
nell, containing three hundred and forty
acres, for the sum OF $4,000 cash the place
belonging to Mrs. William y. Tate we I'M
derstand has been sold for $l0,003, c1u"a-
lent to cash (NlrS. Tate's farm contains only
twenty-Onc acres.
Major j. Marshall McCllc met with IN acct
dent few days since. His horses TO his car
rage, containing himself, wife, and two
neiccs (Miss Harris aud Miss SMITH, took
fright, caused by the breaking of some poT-
ton of the harness, and ran oil, cndanScrlnS
the lifes of all, but only the Aiaior was Sc
rio,,sly hurt, having his ann broken near the
wrist, and otherwise bruised. The ladies,
fortunately, escaped serious injury. Il.
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DEATH OF Hon. BERNARD MCERAcKHH.-
The Hon. Bernard McClarNrn. member OF
the House of Delegates Of 1863 %, departed
this life in this place laS! Sunday morning ut
( o'clock. Mr.. NcCrackcn was born i'll Ire
land, and WAS in his ti,irty-fI!h year. Ii"
had been appointed to several positions by
the United States Government, Tie duties OF
which he performed with salt .t'ciicn to the
Government and credit f. Iia!seIf. soon
after the fall Of Richmond he was appointed
United States internal revenue assessor fer
the counties OF Orange and Louisa. While
holding this position nc WAS also made in
sDector OF tobacco and whisky. t'tc duties oil
which Offices he discharged faithfully until his
election to the General Assembly in 1859 l'y
iile Republicans Of Louisa county. Mr.. ilc-
Cracken was Il Republican in politics, and
was tie leader Of his party u lie county
where he resided. lie was a hHc friend, and
hid many good qualities both "i head and
heart. lie leaves 4 Wife and two interesting
children and Il large circle OF relatives and
friends 10 mourn their loss .-frcGicrrcasbnny
Ledqcr.
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MILLINERY.

TO REMOVE TO .-i1.s
= S.lHLeG
my rcw store, I offer from this day my en-SNo'Sc
tire stock Of MILLINERY at anu below cost
- Mad. DEsIELMAN. 4o2 Broad street.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England,

.. England. -. ........ !.
THE PRINCE OF WALES RAPIDLY coNvid.ESCISG.
LONDON, December 19.-The Prince of:
Wales is rapidly conyaleScing. He will pro-
baby be out i'll three or four days. /,.,.i:
France.
TIE ORLEANS PRINCES AND THE ASSEMBLY.
PARIS, December 19.-There has been a
heated discussion in the Assembly over the
question of the seating Of the Orleans Princes.
Dcs Jardins moved the restoration Of the
Princes to all their rights. The Deputies Of
the Left violently opposed this, but finally
the motion, which; avoids ali advice or re-
sponsihility, was passed with but two dis
senting votes. .,.@
Later.-The Duke d'Aumale and the
Prince De Joinviile took their seats in the
Assembly to-day. They sat in the centre Of
the members OF the Right. Their appear
ance creates no sensation in the body.
A bill has been introduced providing for
the release of Communist prisoners who held
no rank. If
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-20

.FT'HE CELEBRATED kEy
Il BRADBURY PIANO RI Z TT!
has no superior. Elegance of finish, beauty and
purity Of tone, delicacy OF touch- combination Of
excellence that should attract the attention OF every
Que who knows how 10 appreciate q fine instrument.
Call and examine them ut 901 Broad street.
nol3 G. & n. W. DARBY, Agents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-20

This company does GENERAL BANKING IN
SuRASCE BUSINESS; 100000 Of chanccry de-
posts carried safely through the war.
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LUMBER DEALERS.


GIBSON q BROCK,
III CORNER SIXTH STREET AND THE CANAL
Told stand OF j. c. Mccarthy & Coz
TIMBER, SHINGLES, PALISGS, BALED
Hay, OATS, CORN MEAL, MILL FEED, &c.' al
the lowest rates.
ottA j. +. W. GIBSON,
late OF Mayo 4 Gibson.
W. 1 II, A. BROCK,
oc o.sm -. formerly OF Ragssnd 4 Brock.
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THE BEST CHEW.--3OO boxes LOT
TIERS STRAWBERRY TWIST, said to be
bv clewers the best TOBACCO; put up TINS Season ,b
better than ever; for sale ut factory sna sne
new.crop SMYRNA Figs new-crop Layer Rasins'
Snitana, loose SIsrats, and fral Seedlcs Haisihs'
just receive" ''''' i'' louis j. B0ssIEUX.
~, 4Is IF. -@ - l4l2 Main street.
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CHARLOTTESVILLE WO0LLEN
MILLS. ts

MILLS.
Tie high standard Of these celebrated mills Is fully
maintained In the
FALL. STYLES OF HEAVY wOoLLENs
for
TIE TRADE OF 1871,
with decided improvement In finish of some nat
terms. For sale In Richmond by
THOMAS r. PRICE 4 CO., -
DUCKWALL 4 ROUSS,
LEVY BROTHERS, fa..s.
oc2 CARDOZO, FOURQUREAN L CO.
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NTILLEA3I L. WOOD q Co..
w 1913 AND 375 "; mALTIMoRE STREET,

manufacturers OF SrEAA-HEATING APpA-
RATUS and inventors OF the new poiished-front
nat-top PARIS RANGER every respect the best
cookine-range In the Unitad States, and warranted
to heat the above - received with ne ceie-
braed Paror sun and Lightning Ezseplace Heaters,
the iirst premiums at se MARYLAND State Fair and &C
the American Institute Eais. New. York Buy either
the paris Range, and you win have the lest beating
fireplace stove end the tcs cooking apparatus Ia tho
world. >lst ssssst
Send for descriptive circular.
= Z. 80. Wil.LiAM &. MOOD q CO,
Manufacturers and Inventors ce HeatAg, Yeniils-
ting, and Cooking Apparel - anafS1o w. Bal.
timore street, Baltimore, Nd. NO p-dsm
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This old and wcl-known company continues to
Issue FIRE POLICIES on the most favorable terms.
n. III. MASSIE. President.
i. II. MAGRUDER, Ylcc-President.
JOHN WOOD. JIi., Secretary.
K. s. MORGAN, Assistant Secretary.
Agent for Richmond, Va, join II. MONTAGUE.
dc o1-pOd
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A LARGE VARIETY OF + \ n G 7
~ G0ODS AND NOVELTIES to suit the season.
l.. WAGNER & co, Druggists,
do ooo,x $50 Sixth and Broad streets.
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FIRE-LOSsES PROMPTLY ADJUSTED AM
PAID
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Orders solicited, to which we promise prompt and
faithful attention. NICKNAME g. CO,
: nos Levers and Commission Merchants
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ATOTICE.-Al persons having claims
IN against the late firm of WICKER & DAVIS
are requested to present the same without delay 10
j. A. DAVIS, at Tunstall's New hent county, l9f Is
settlement as he is ready and anxious to pay them
any remain unpaid ,r, n,y1o
de T-lmh NlCitEk u Daflc. I
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4 PPOMATTOX PAPER MILL,
N PETERSBURG, VA,
MANUFACTURERS OF.
NEWS, BOOK, AND WRAPPING PAPERS.
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T.. u. MEADE.
PIANOS, ORGANS, &c.

GREAT SOUTHERN PIANO MANUFAc Glory
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-13
ARanSTA 4 sept. 5th, Is1

ARGENTA az. q. Sept. 9Th, l87ls
Editor q tts Apaut Gosts.i
e. have little 81 interest I'd communicate
Is we are only Interested iii mines and mining
and our furnaces well let yoal know what
We are doing III that respect BONN = CO.
are running steadily both the Furnace and
RCnpel They have taken ont, since the 9th
ST May aD pounds of 81 per They haye
already purchased 800 tons Of firsb~class ore
and are out:1ookine for more Is
They have erected another furnace and are
at work building On the cnpel, with y eapaei-
III OF eupeIl 20 tons d bullion. They ex
poet 10 have both ready FOR use in the next 80
dslys, when they will Be able % take out
double the amount of silver.
! stapleton IL fitting up and expects 70 start
up shortly. he has been quite successful tue
past year. He q believe Is shipping Inost5o
his ore to New Jersey for reduc ton.
The sDeyear' furnace 1t Bannaok has been
running, but with what success have not
learned, one Of the parties was il this place
yesterday and purchased some 30 tons III soft
ore for fuxes.
There ii considerable ore now beiIg ken
ont here, but net enough 70 supply the d.
mand, and there ii plenty of room for pros
pecters who Il think will DO better than to
go To Peace river or any other stampede.
III haste 4 remain your friend,
W. i. M
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-13
THE YELLOsvsTONE COUNTRY.

s Gentlemen who hare iMst returned from the vol
eanio region Of the elloWstone country report
that the statements heretofore made regarding the
wonders thefs exhiss lsad sre viii rated
III scientific res -areh Humboldt cireunnayigated
HE globe 10 itiess natural phenomena I'll sur
PASSED to-day III Montana witLM All nrea of 4 few
aaaare rniles. IL predict that ia nvs years the sal
le Of the IelloNztels will hare become resort for
pleasure seekers and tourists of All lands no por-
ton IT tie Worl fhs far kAosa pslssents attrAc-
tons approaching these ef This STRAINS ion The
rssnlts of the obsery and of the
late scientific viii aeon b's given 90 the
publie III fhs press INA faroagh curiosity
and interest, which de wonders of Yeaugias,
Kiagars, ana flls gsysers 81 Icelanslt haFs asyer
yet caused tn be felf So HeltHa HerAIa
The renoriIpf Trof. Hay den, who lsas re-
turned with kis party east. may convince
those who hare regarded the different arti-
cles published by the N ashburne party III
regard to the wonders Of eastern Montana,
Id exaggerated, that the fale was but hall
ted. Since the Wash5surne party visited
this coss.sssirs many new discoveries have been
raade. alraost incredible East
es.n Montana, signally favored by 4 inc,
sa1rbrioas climate her Wofd erfnl ge5aers,
the fallssot the Yellowstone, the Hlsat mar
velous iii the world the numerous nineraI
springs possessing medicinal virtues of 4
remarkable character, - proven ,y the ex-
perielice of numb II of afflicted persons re-
stored to health quite recent IS destined To-
be great public resort, eanallingg anything
of tie kind ever kno wn. The ailsentfof the
Mort hern Pacific will bring III the tide.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-13
NORTH IA fsI % u IIR6 1.


81. Paul telegram Of a ugust 18th. says
a military exp ped fionsis now 1T ing out At
81. Paul which vii the double objeet 81
Iescprting the engineers sf the Northern Pa
ei1Ic while they are king the final
loeati Of the line tlare Kestern Dakota
anl Eastern Mont ana IND At epfassIng any
hostile dem raIions 81 the Sioux Indians
III the valley of the Yell The expe-
dition will consists Of seven com paDies d III
fantry 4a0 mem with four GatIing gun /,
tWent tNo mounted Indian scouts. twenty
flye members Of the Northern Pacific Eilgin-
ser Corps, seventy transfers and Gov
eminent employees, making q total of about
Fix hundred men; to be Commanded by Geli-
eral Whistler HE engineering part viii be
10 charge Of General 4. ii. Rosser, formerly
8of the Confederate cavalry and now Chief
Engineer DC Che Dakota division Of the North
Pacific Ka1ffoael.
The expedition vii leave Fort Rice, oh The
upper Missouri. September Glib. and will be
absent from that point sixt 81 seventy days.
The latest survey III the line through Da-
kota, crossing tile Missouri iii the mouth Of
Heart river sFhnlI avoids iI.a bad land Il east
4of the Missouri, and trayerses q fertile prairie
country the entire distance.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-13

During the noon ai 4 xIlas ia Hi
aEssA MI IN n house
tom ii Ies west IIaiail tef d nm slelIs
Estsge ssssl II n
tive. It.tlissss aiIcsE
within veIy sllpfs sassas|sI Is
had llis eilll mem ii store
ia could reach II, lhe: the
Hip ll tae Indians. I'M
hold 81 Ill mi, ma iiIsd lllans,
who bent u Aasfs tneE aIying
III pain, inll III has been
hiif HIN aeek NO MTs sav id
sknlkiin areuI.s TN B ana
imposing him te IA oneef hostiIe triiba,
shot him Il tIliltfi o.at to lea ez Parre,
and IL j Fef'y reasolabl posel that tho
two liaIs vito attas ket lister
we're pf the m as tribe, ndeayoriing 81
BE fhe shooting of one &C their men.
Its eurrepaIY reported that = band Of
twenty i've Alllaps, supposed 70 have been
RIaekfeet, were discovered 81 foot sunday
altenno bon the Yalle near Al. isalyans.'s
house. which II situated ii the rieinity of the
mouth If Fiat Head Pass One q M. Mnl-
EaPeyss naea came " TIE 4 %. arms and
ArSAs As4lisssf aassf
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-13
TELEGRAFA1s NEssF 8

The sanitary eondifonof New Orleans u
better. .sas
The Ku- Klux bill IS being issdly enforced
iii some parts of South Carolina D
THIe Dublin sunday riot, VIII BE- proved y
have been prened itated.
Deaths from yellow fever II Charleston
number about six pet day.
The anniversary Of the surreL feEof En-
peror Napoleon and the French array at Sc
dan, was celebrated tIrou ghont Germany to-
day, by festivities Of 4 patriotic character
The Apache camp en- owing 70 the III
legged intenieren of the Peace Commissions
Rer, isa total failure, but the Canapai the
Apaches against the bite settl emeflfs are
presented with eneouFagiin success. San
Diego county Is great xcited, md there.
lie fresh reports of afaned attaek On the
settl BIZ THE combined tribes ofE
soafaaeraa fnrnia. The
Ei1lg volunteer forcess
Galiforlia liz gone bliean from
is live thousand The result III san
Francisco il Id doubt ii 70 The aiaye bit the
prospect Is now strong tlarE lyoad liak 1Iag
~ u elected.
81 Famine ana disease ~ dspoIllI
Persia. The suffering of The poop de-
plorahie At aiisafy aDoisk ssQ IlaiIasI
rom sliiraz IL ii stated Tint IN osop slieas
81 stars ion Ii, OIL week. azarool1, y town
miles nom shiraz, u halt de5o Eff
sas SCI s e. ~ ~ ssa 8
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-13

fts MA ii. y II
bstvaess .tena hi ~
IA naaliansI as
silsfIlsf ct .T,ss1lss!ls
4; HI ess =
IL ls,si mi sissslac IL aass It'll slllfl
Al h!Iaat1aa l,pf Ief ililllts
~ l MI asssae1'
ii1 III s's i'asss II fal 5hro III.
z1le OH u /. as 81
It hes ssla lEas Is sIs formed ly thss
enslai ,;,;1 HI HI
% ails al ,s, III
NH Do required I'd lbeg III pos.
lhle IS
IL I'll ass
H.
ttllisI pm
feciien Trey err liable g % siookssl AIsonf
'als
Hid erosssids east it HE M u sotFF bsssk ii
their resergati eIls~isf the west, are required
pgss, lIlss
~ ~ NH III u III eroo
aged ID remain al slseh lost Any Ion thar
~ absplt leess Herald.
ils abose q Il VI III III III direction
will VII mir YSf 4u41f AnxieEY
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-13

7 THE PEAcE RIvER MIXES are unquestion-
ABLY d 5i III of Till first water. Reliable let-
tell have been received by parties n Helena
from Montana men, whose Yeracity Il IN
doubted, To the effect that THE camp IS a.
eidedB worse than Cedar Greek. Hundreds
81 persons. who had been Iured there by HE
/ prospective golden baiit, we're leaving daily
Others were almost ii 4 starving condition,
without means ID getso ont Of the country
This stampede carried numbers Of miners
sflpzn tlle west side md either counties ofthis
Ierritory 2aallats III beinE tie only reception
who, ii not doing N1at NJ call ,swere
III least maxim rssp eetahle llyings with
good prospects ahead salIatins coslntyy.,
Yonla, perhaps been The same natatsory|
with the pthel eupt ies, hit We ilad 4 little.
funeral BIT ollr own ofa similar eharacr
ter, III eastern >iatana Eepentl which
eIanpened flse arsIor II stamp dsrs over this
NH, Hid Hill had quite salutary effect u
making Til boys hold fast To That II ri
rood, 4 withoas attclnp ting 70 bette fhera-
selves III sponsible rlnors.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-13

aeToS, tenaber The races
I'D commence here on MondaI neKt,
l Ri mise Id De the fIest ever seen here.
Ges,era B fFaa'd and John Harp stables
hare both arrived, with many other uotsd
nsfers Seventy 81 borses are now ~ The
stables songfel and Knaalifsr ARE both
iii fine on, tllle former re-
covered from lila BILE Il S;a raso
Mrn,s tsutt Taesy be-
tween lsanitIls and I.llcy Al llis
Cold sfriag lack oI this was one
al tlle most NtraordI Inn fIse racing
annals, Maid maxim the best
heat. ana beat heats ~ record. The
;seapnd hea VAS trottes III q: thus beating
Dexters 1ilnae first heat 20 IA !;
second .bss third heat 40 The
Judges watches a reed on THE time of The
second Ilast and u halt
,ue q feen ina three ters, and the other
ssaserlteel s,:s:ssss a announce
tlae sloNs III finle. III Es
81, Bsllla I)opte te sept hi can
tai..ea IL tl,e ring Ia hi
s)oo 81 81 t1lsf dlssritas Mid
ean1 III repeat ber reesslt performance here,
|trot ting Il sialls III z HI
Sson Il iii III eorrssIson-
Debt. signing 3 Hi the
a at,sifIesl III Hill
fan nom 1iIis pla NH Il y tifaeplt
TN " HI make
aiIcs ifisouf h ~ eais, III ~
gsa s s4sA III al
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-13
THE FAIR C ASE.

Mrs. Laura q. Fair, # she Is entitled t. the
name, aid Ne suppose u IS as proper to cal
heaby tie name of one her frdozen hsls-
bands al anot her hes passed The 18th of
jul with 4 whole neck, and now begins 70
look ard with sone confidence 70 q filal
escape from the galloWs and asgssin cheating
justice Of her dues.
Il Mrs. Fair case will not be heard il The
supreme court before October, and IN the
meantime gubernatorial election comes off.
i'll possible iii III resu It mag be thu cleo
ton Oh governor NI1o i not sU inl1ex!ble as
the present one 81 lnore ympathetic, and Il
i new trial Ii denied as i generaly artici-
pated pardon 81 comm ltation of the
seIl tsllce ID illprisonraest may 81 obtained;
SHE passes l3ef time not in pleasanfly II jail,
alsa ing iii usual III ID overs body heating
her pA Esieiafs who testified "a strongly To
iles insanity oa The trial out of their bard
earned fees, refisin pay her butcher bills,
Inn y otherwise amusing herself.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-13

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Gallatin valley To render us the n,sedful A.
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nd leave I'D tried To render for all
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