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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-02-09

Crcsl, Garden, Flower, Fruit,
Tree and Shrnb, and Evergreen
seeds, prepaid BY mail, with dircc-
ti0ns for culture. Twenty-Five diff
fercnt packets OF either class for
Sl.OO. The six classes $500. s,i
1000 lbs. Evergreen and Tree Seeds; Apple.
Pear, Cherry, &c; Grass Seeds; Beet. cabbage,
Carrot Onion, squash, Turnip. and all Vegeta-
BILE and Flower Seeds, in small or large uan-
titles; also Small Fruits Stocks, Bulbs, Shrubs
Golden Banded Japan Lily. Soc. Priced De-
scriptivo Catalogue sent to any plain address ar
gratis. Agents wanted. Wholesale List 10
mission. ...,a -stfsts IL. NJ. WAISOSs
Old Colony Nurseries and Seed Warehouse,
Plymouth, Mass. Established In lss2 2m'
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Enl. Sale.

GENERAL improved Farms, and unimproy.
~ ed Prairie and Timber Land, in Cedar
county, Iowa: for sale cheap. Also, several
desirable dwelling Houses aAd Lots In linton
for sale or rent. Enquire of
WOLF& LANDT.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-02-09

@1Oaoay y AGENTS who !, viii 1!,, engage &C.
tic,e used in every family and selling rapidly.
our agents are Hearing from $l0to SIS per day.
state md County Rights for sale. Address
"pRESS. LittlestoWn, Pa. w. - u
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I,O0FLAND'S GERMAN BiTTERS
Bi.ter without Aleoho Or Spirits Of a~y Kind

IsIircrcnt from all others. 1t is composed or tn.
pura Juices, or vital principle Of IIcrbrs x oots
am 4 Marks, (af rs incidentally termed Ex,racts ;hs
worthless or inert portions of the ingredients NOT
being used. Therefore in one Bottle oi tliS Ri,,sn
tn re is contained as much medicinal virtue a.
viii he .o,l,id i'm several gallons OF ordinary njn,ras
The root &c, used in this Bittcrs grown in Csr
many their vital prinniples extracted in that country
nv Scjc nj We Chemist, and Forwarded the mann
factory in this city, where they compounded and
bottled Containing no spirituous ingredients. this
bIttcrs IN free from the objections urged against ali
others no desire for stimulants he induced from
their use they cannot max [runkar,ls and cannot
under any circumstances, have any but a beneficial
effect. l.r. p"
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= NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
vxyATcYT FREE, and $40 DAY SURE, and no
w humbug. Address LATTA & CO., Pittsburgh Pa.
3 O'CLOCK.
JU RUDE B A

~ Sending ID Cents. with age,
height, color Of eyes and hair, you will receive
by return mail, u correct picture of your future
husband or wife. with name and date of mar
riage. Address W. FOX, Y. o. Drawer No. 81,
FuItonville, N. Y.
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Circuit Court OF
Cedar County,
Iowa, April term
1861. ....
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THE magic COMB III i:::E; :;$
contains poison. Que comb sent by mail for 81.
Dealers supplied ut reduced rates Address wy @t4%
WM. PATTON, Treas, Springfield Mass
"A FAMERTAAN KNITTING MACHINE CO.,
BOSTON, MASS, or ST. LOUIS, NO.. IA @.z4.5
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FREE TO BOOK AGENTS.

We will send a handsome Prospectus Of our NEw
IrLrsrRATED FAMILY BIBLE containing over 200
fine scripture Illustrations to any Book Agent, free of
charge. Address, NATIONAL PuBIIsHISG COMPANY,
Chicago, ILL.,, or st. Louis, Mo.
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EVERY EAQMER MECHANIC
and Worker can Make $50
1850 10 $50 per Month
with orr Popular Books, Maps and
....r5 Pictures. .5 sss4-.
E1- so Pages by mail free. Address .
Z 't .F- 'Ett5 IrDDBSpEEDS
Empire Book and Map House, Chicago.
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T. AGENTS. WANTED

for Groesbeck's Calculating machine rapid, accurate
reliable, simple easily operated, cheap and beautiful.
Giving instantaneous additions sibtractiens taking
from to five coiums Otfigurss at time, carrying
and borrowing its own tens. hundreds, etc, without
the least thought on the part Of the operator. - -
Address XEItiLER d MCCURiY; Chicago H.
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especially for her calling.
i. WIN. DEAN & Co.,
are old merchants in Upton, and de,
serve particular attention at our hands,
ilkasmuch as they carry large and ex-
cellent stock of goods, and have been at
all times, among the most successful
merchants OF the place. Comprised in
their stock may be noticed, dry goods,
carpetings of all grades, hats, caps,
gents furnishing goods, gloves, hosiery
nd indeed almost every thing in their
line OF trade. Now the times are CO n
fessedly hard, money tight, and all that
"sort Of thing" and it behoves all to
seek the best bargains to be found in
the place, We won't say that Messrs.
w. d. & Co., sell goods cheaper than
other establishments, but they do offer
any thing in their line of trade at The
very lowest living price and as they
always keep good and fashionable goods
our people may rest assured Of getting
as good bargains there as the town aft:
ords. They know just what goods to
select to meet the wants Of their large
and increasing trade and they prefer
selling large amount ofgoods ut a small
profit than ricc versa. Their store il
located on the north side of the square
where the firm will be happy to see all
their old customers and others.
BAGLEY 4 INGMAN.
are deserving Of especial notice at oul
hands as they are among our important
business men. Comprised in :heil
stock may be found every thug in the
grocer line, provisions, crockery and
glassware etc. They have been doing
business here over three years, and Mr.
Ingman oven six; and in that time have
won an euyiable reputation by means
of their fair dealing Ind straight forward
manner Of doing business. Customers
always desire to trade whe.e every Gus.
toner be he rich or poor. receives the
same attention and the same low prices
for good and desirable goods. BY q
close adherance to the details OF their
large business, L. & I. have built up
a good trade in our city and We know
Of none who better deserve large pat
rOnage.
i. NJ. STERLING.
ut the Post office keeps the only book
store in the place and has besides all the
notions generally found in such place
His stock includes every thing in the
way Of school, miscellaneous aud blank
books, stationery, fine pictures. picture
frames and legal blanks. also clocks,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-05-05

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Do toa case dc door usandoo dice Ia cue
ndapoo o de cabeza untdndolo Ia ente o@n1oo ena
desapazecora ell dolor.
de nguna DANA aui las las banqoea dulc
dandOls Gmpidcz e sol pueden ae
&nca mecr nveRa para deatcpV los baroe
Cda clase de manchas de Ia piei.
iOueas tener Empio el outls! Ugad eI 10 Venus
Regenerador del cabe pay oa cada undoo
cabelo c2d uy avanaa
notable CUE mde ia In bro sn guai
siene vent do destrurtoda do ae
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Denroos Polvoa de Odouo lgtmos ingee epecae En
banque donadua que eat plerda mae kgcct
Oaecon pued9
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Aqua Congrcx Water conccdos ces
dos gus han ohenio 81 do las anee ds
est6mago, e6ieos nereosos
usa Digestion ardees d o6mago Serenoioo enedadea
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e la virgen Is Monserrate instruction.
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aeseciamo sendo do los epusa bills
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ogen msa digestion pure2a de la t6mense
ldOras
rscibda dc Hamb1go Alemania
complete g6buos duones nntara arma
espach M de s me
paas todos los boqunes necesten fepuestos
HpoforGo de cal de os c6cos
eado ronqueras raqmo especial en- las afeccon do los
Dronquios dc los pulnones
arabe oidadc reonp@a aeete de bxcao lea c
del pecno.
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da pdoras HOLLOWAY ETC. dfog
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Gran ComerciO Directo.

La de Comerco dc Rue sainz tusae Bazaar Pasen
ACADIA lie recbr de Euoa sudo de dc toda classes
complete vaao que paar de prnoo mpo'tanca mss
introduo la Capital reaa pecos umamente hr
compradres dol deae mismo los del
yo haaan mmo tempo mucha ent los preoos entas
desconocidas haa ahoa varead gSto los acuo
novedad @ dimenta arepcn de cudr dicha
ha sutl10s Is Is
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EHI BUEN GKSTQb
San Francisco N1mero 81.
Francisco B. q Barcel6.

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pn compdo Epoca da ba-
E Buer Gu eleganca pueden da
ohoso deseo undo baaa exen case d artuo
Estabemino otezo
vodos las mecancas baos tanto
al detail los efecos guenes:
bontos bu 6rme Oroydoo
Boyatap Cacos godon bco coo
% tas Creas Betanas H so 100 y0O
d Id cab Pahos de coe Ambas dnss
Fesads
Ratsta de Obispo Popn de e 0os de todos ores idos
complete sudo de amas de metal dorado de TODD u Cam de
difcles de
Puerto-R de 20
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-05-05

Puero~rrincpe A. G. Mart ne2NueV a.. D. Manuel Marquee
C.-Gh - Longoia Roaales ca.
Barocoa. M"nery iIuhP ert IS noe C3;neNra
be,mano% May &Ue2Senores kM is he'nanos c.: Po~kco
dc Cacen Comp San Th(nasSenores
Lamb CowWno.
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LAS DOS 4\Qt{!P!lll!l5l.5lS. ] /
Fabrica de tabacos, cg.,riZ'os picaduras
DE DON JOSE RODRIGUEZ FJENTES.

<VSVVO W. AOUV'tV TFN'R
El dueflo lie esta nueva fAb9ica
cuenta con todos los elementos noce-
sarios para que los productos d. la
casa no dejen nata que desear; = la
esperlencia adqui'ida durante17 amos
dc trabejo Ell es industrial, 10 per
mite poder asegurar al pab'icn, qnt
conoce este negoci' y IL manesa de-
compacer a todos los que le favortz-
can con SIZE re >'dos.
VENTA POR MATOE AL CON TAD0.
Cajetillae de- 20 cigarri.los papel
orozug 6 bianco eorriante..... 24 .. Is
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-05-05

ls1oa q:c e roGo3 por 25 dc rebae
7 ia 4]n *2t 80 90 pa4uen pa>ajc te
poDo c o dc Ia aasa p4Tto de precio
ta:~a :3ioDtes cralo&
d>5 IA ~ Ia mItd
NOTh. paTEnnaa Dbieto
cuaqu ezocio: Waldo p0r para ualquie
d. a Ana Tiara 6 Mxo Colon 81 quedandose donde
3uiaxnn 5 S F1assH; feh ade Is
p4sarr2s para pae}en quear Is ds Inglaterrs
gcataran neara pueden quedar Fanoie
pasass. Vapoo t9nan pvego de- viaar
nano Dc hiorro harhou Paris Plymouth L6ndes baja
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dem de 25 c:garrillos id. idem...27 p. fd
[dem id. 30 idcm idem idem % p. id.
[dem id. Is idcm gruesos idem 23 p. ID
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ldem sueltas enpaquetes dc una
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Sc participa Il 4db'ico cue deutro
le brsvs tempo halaran un compile
t) suYti:lo de tabacn e!aborado en- ea-
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1870
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ImpTeata dol "B0LETIN"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-02
Hithuroud nispatth.
JUNE 2. 1871
THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
is LARGER THAN THE CONFINED CIR
CULATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY.

Law AND ORDER IN TENNESSEE The
Democrats Meeting the IsSue.-Nashrille,
May 3O.-The Democrats Of the 2lst civil
district Of this county. the second largest
outside the city cf Nashville, have adopt
ed 4 preamble and resolutions saying, in
asmuch rs the present State Constit ution
gives the colored man every civil and politi-
cal right enjoyed by the whites, the validity
OF the 14th and 18th amendments forms no
substantial issue before the people of Ten
neSsee. and no person or paper continuing
the agitation of that question is entitled to
the support or confidence of the Democracy
OF the State. The kukluX bill looks only
to the pcrpetuation Of the success Of the
Radicals by violence, based upon false pre-
tenccs, and n contemplated destruction of
the Government is only to be prevented by
better organization Of the Democrats.
The meeting also resolved to organize
into Il posse comitdtuS, to be ready at the
call of the United States marshal or sheriff,
10 arrest and bring to justice any person
violating the provisions Of the kukluN oct
i'll Tennessee, and binding themselves to
pursue with hue and cry offenders beyond
the confines Of the district, Offering stand
ing reward for the arrest and conviction of
every offender in the civil district, and re-
questing the Democrats of other counties
to organize clubs under these resolutions.
Among the signers are Ex-Governor Henry
5. Foole, member Of the Confederate Con-
@reSS; Hon. John G. Thompson. of the late
State Constitutional Convention, and other
Of the most Influential and best citizens OF
the state, many Of whom were practical
rebels during the war. The resolutions
are endorsed by every Democratic voter in
the twenty-tirSt district, and will undoubt.
ediy be adopted by every county in the
State.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-02

TIE PITTsToN DlsAsrER-SwEEpING YER
DICT OF THE CoRoSER's JURY.-Philadel-
ph,a. May 3l.-A special to the Erening
Telegraph from Pittston says the coroner's
jury in the case Of the recent disaster at
the West Pittson mine rendered verdict
this morning. After detailing the facts of
the casually, the jury declares that the
miners met their death from improper ven-
tilation OF the mine that when the breaker
took fire there were no means of supplying
the men with fresh air, and that the means
Of ventilation were not such as required
by the act Of March 80, 1870. 1t further
more finds that there was negligence on the
part Of the employees of the company in not
keeping portions of the machinery proper
Iy oiled and further, that the company
had employed on the day Of the accident a
greater number of men than the act already
referred to warrants. 1t finds further that
Mr. ThoS. W. Williams, inspector of mines,
knew Of these violations OF the law, but did
not protest against them, and that he Iailed
III his duty i'll not applying to the courts for
an injunction against tho operators.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-02

TuE MURDERED kuKLux.-Co Columbia, May
30.-W!th considerable difficulty the facts
about the murder of Faulkner, the wound
ed kuklux, have finally been obtained.
Faulkner was ut the house of man named
Villains, in Edgetield county, unable to
walk on account OF his wound. On the
eyenin" OF the Goth stranger called and
informed Williams that Faulkner was In
danger. and that he came to get vehicle to
carry hlm away. He went to Faulkner's
room, and had some talk with him alone,
asking Williams and Mrs. Faulkner to re-
tire. When he came out he went to the
gate, and returned with another stranger,
ana the TWO had some further private con-
yerSation with Faulkner. They then asked
Williams to go TO the gate and hold their
horses, and he went, but saw no horses.
AS he passed through the gate four men
sprang up, presented pistols, and warned
him not to move. The two men who had
been with Faulkner rushed back 10 his
room and shot him through the head and
IN the thigh. They came out at once, and
the whole party ran hastily away, telling
Williams TO return to the house. When
he got into the house he found Faulkner
was dead. The men were not disguised,
but were all strangers to Williams. The
two aSSa>Sins made Mrs. Faulkner leave the
room while they murdered her husband.
telling her they had come to take him to 4
place Of safety in North Carolina, and that
she could follow him soon. These facts are
sworn to by Mr.. Williams and Mrs. FauIk-
n1r.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-02

AMERICAN MISSIONARY SOCIETY on THE
krHLrx QuEsTIoS.-Boston, May 31.-The
American Missionary Association held lis
annual anniversary to-day, Rev. DR.. Kirk
presiding. The annual report shows that
Us teachers ale employed, principally in
the instruction Of freedmen, with school
attendance numbering over 1.500.
DR.. Kirk made brief address, in which
he claimed the President and Congress had
failed in their duty in protecting citizens of
the South. If necessary, 500, 900 men should
have been used TO do it.
The association has adopted the following
resolution:
ReSolUed, That this meeting express its
heartfelt sympathy with the loyal people
South i'll the suilerings they endure for
their loyalty to the Union and their adhcr-
cnce to the principles of true and impartial
liberty, and pledge them and the National
Government our hearty cooperation in
every constitutional and Christian effort
for their relief and protection.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-02
LOCAL MATTERS.

SAD EXPERIENCE OF GERMAN FMr-
GRANT.-Abont two years ago German by
the Name of Eugene Kuhn was induced to
settle on colony in Henrico county. He
bought small farm, but shortly afterwards
found out that the man OF whom he bad
bought the property could not give him a
good title, and that he had been completely
swindled. The loss Of his small and hard
earned savings preyed upon his mind, and
within short time he showed unmistaka-
BILE signs of insanity. During one of his
insane spells he resisted some officers Of the
law. who had come to see him on official
business and for that offence was arrested,
and in default Of bail committed to the
Jail OF Henrco county. There he grew daily
worse, aud his lucid intervals became less
and less. For about eight weeks the un-
fortunate man was kept in Jail, until at last,
on motion OF Mr.. Schircowitz, who appear
ed as his next friend, commission in
lunacy was appointed, who declared that
Kuhn was insane, and thereupon warrant
for his reception into the Williamsburg
Asylum was made out.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-02

At a meeting OF the teachers of ct. Patrlck's
sunday-schoo, held on Sunday, May 18th, 1871, the
following resolutions were adopted:
Where's, 1t h 8 pleased Almighty God to re-
move from our midst our brother, ANDREW j.
LUCAS, by sudden and most affecting accident:
Resolved That we deplore In him the loss Of q
useful and worthy member, who, by his smiability
of character and faithful performance of his du-
ties, endeared himself alike to both teachers and
scholars.
Resolved That we deeply and sincerely sympa-
thize with his afflicted family in this, the sad hour
of their trial.
Resolved, That copy of these resolutions be
presented to his family and published in the daily
plner5 of the city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-02

In A STRANGE CITY WITH No MONEY. -
A white woman, giving her name as Mar
tha Williams, having q beautiful little
child about three years old, was picked up
by The police last night at the Petersburg
depot and kindly cared for at one of the
station.houses. She says that she is from
North Carolina, and has been to the White
Sulphur Springs visiting her only brother,
and is now on her way to her birthplace.
She had no money, but said she would try
and get back to her home in some way,
and that her husband had died of fever
some eighteen months since, leaving her
without Il cent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-02

CARNIVAL ON sHATEs.-To-nigtt will bc
the last opportunity our citizens will have
to enjoy roller-skating. In order to add as
much interest to the occasion as possible.
the proprietors have determined TO wind
up with grand fancy dress carnival on
skates. These entertainments have ALWAYS
been received with favor, and we have no
doubt our citizens will turn out tonight in
full force.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-02
rr.,ousv MrRppR. AND Su1ctps.-Oi

JEALOUSY, MURDER, AND Suicide CHI
cngO. MAY 31.-Yesterday afternoon Martin
Bepda, aged 81, shot Catherine NeckalaW,
aged 20, iutlicting mortal wound. and
then shot himself, dying Immediately.
There was an engagement of marriage be-
tween them. On the occasion of the Ger
man procession on Monday Catherine went
out driving with young man. This exci-
ted Martins Jealousy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-02

WoULDN'T MIx.-At Mount Auburn Gem.
etery near Boston, both white and colored
soldiers participated in the ceremonies.
The former had engaged some cars to take
them back to tho city. Some Of the colored
soldiers, however, CT DIVIDED in. They were
put out, when they formed in line of battle
and with fixed bayonets, but reinforce
meuts arrived from the cemetery anu other
ears in sufficient Numbers to thwart their
determination,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-02

FINES COLLECTED AND IMPosED.-Duriug
the month Just ended fines amounting to
S227 were imposed by Justice White. OF
this amount $215.16 have been collected.
Two sample merchants have been fined
800 each for violating the city ordinance in
selling goods by sample,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-02

FIRE ALARMs.-During the month of
May there were only three alarms of fire.
There was one slight fire in Rockets, but
it was extinguished without giving an
alarm and once during the month the hour
which was being sounded on the gongs in
the engine-houses was mistaken for sure
enough fire, and the bell at the truck house
was ring,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-02

COMMENCEMENT CELEBRATIoSs.-The COM
mcncement celebrations of the Washing
ton and Franklin Literary societies of Ran
dolph Macon College will take place on the
2Sth and 10Th of June, at TX p. NJ. The
orators on the part Of the Washington So
ciety are Messrs. Fl. NJ. Hope, of Virginia,
and W. w. Wadsworth, OF Georgia and
on the part of the Franklin Society, MrSsrs.
=. c. Archer and W. b. Mitchell, Of Vir-
einia.
The cornerstone of the new society halls
will be laid on the 18th by the knights
Templar of Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-02

GONE TO WORK AGAIN.-rbe ho(l-carriers
who were engaged in strike some time
since for an increase of their wages from 81
to Sl.25, have concluded that it Is be tier to
carry bricks and mortar for dollar a day
than to be idle and receive no cornpcnsatior,,
and have accordingly gone back to work
again, satisfied with their fun.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-02

SUMNER RESORT AT WEST PoINT.-Thc
opening of the Huntington House at West
Point is announced for this evening by the
proprietor, MIR. a. w. Massic. His guests
will be entertained with ball and supper,
which will be enlivened by good band of
music. The York River Railroad Com
pany issue excursion tickets at half the
usual fare. Trains leave the depot this af-
ternoon at 3 o'clock, ..;
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-02

AN ALABAMA internal revenue collector.
being afraid of kukluX in the mountains OF
that State. asks the commissioner at Wash
ington tor authority to sell out property Of
delinQuents ut the county court-houses in
stead of ON the premises of delnquents, to
which the commissioner replies that he
will allow no such thing that he will col
lect the taxes in Alabama as he does in Mas
sachuSetts, and ii there is resistance he will
ask for troops to insure the execution Of
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-02

LIvE-SToCK MARKET.-The following is
the number, weight, and price, Of live stock
received in the city during the month of
May:
Number of cattle, 235; weight. 90, $40
pounds; gross price, 44 to * cents. Num-
Der of sheep. 1870; weight, II .0S0 pounds :;
gross price, to Ga cents. Number of hogs,
l0I; weight 2S,145 pounds; nett, s to 914
cents. Lambs per head, $3.50 to So.