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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-10-13
Republican Convention.

s The Republican Conventions for the
Northern Assembly District of Iowa
County met pursuant to call at the
Court House in Dodgeville on Satur-
day, the 7th inst, 1871.
DR.. w. II. Brisbane, of Arena, was
elected chairman, and f.. L. Wriggles-
worth secretary.
The chair appointed the following
gentlemen a Committee on Credentials:
". L. Lincoln, S. W. Reese, j. w.
Edwards.
The delegation from Arena was Z.
Wyman, John W. Edwards, DR.. Bris-
bane, votes. Highland-C. c. Da-
vid, 9 votes. Pulaski-C. G. jenkins,
I. Ingraham. w. L. Lincoln, 2 votes,
A. P. Hampton. Wyoming - Tracy
Lockman, John G. Slighter. Ridge
way-Evan D. Evans, 4 votes, Thos
Williams, 8 votes. Dodgeville-Thos
NJ. Jones. John r. Davis, Joel Whit
man, Z. T. Wrigglesworth, 3 votes, s
". Reese.
John ". Edwards, of Arena, having
received the greatest number Of votes,
both in the formal and informal bal
lots, was declared the nominee of this
convention for Member of Assembly
for the Northern District of Iowa Co
The chair appointed L. ". Lincoln
S. W. Reese and VIM. Meffert as AS
sembly District Committee.
W. II. BRISBANE, Chm.
E. T. WRIGGLEswoRTH, Sec.
Ia It appears that at special Con.
ference of the Latter Day Saints, held al
Salt Lake City, on the 9Th inst, the Elders
manufactured Brigham Young, Jr., who
according to telegraph, made the following
high flown speech
Brigham Young, Jr., spoke most excit
co.. lie said the Mormons had Settl q
these mountain regions and they were en-
titled to its exclusive occupation and en-
joyment. They asked no favors or as
sistance from any source. They defied
the action of their enemies, the govern
ment Of the United States included. The
government officials now prosecuting
Them were the tools of the devil. Lie
nraved to God to curse them all forever
He, with violent gesticulations, said
Crust to Cod; keep your powder dry
and don't fail to have on hand a gooC
supply" These latter remarks were re
cciyed with uni -crsal amen" and lone
cheering and chipping Of hands.
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ss- Will papers in Iowa and Lafayette counties
please copy.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-10-13

CsTRAY TAKEN UP BY ME-, TIE I'M
~ dersfgned on lands owned by me- on which
80 live IN section %, township No s. range No 2.
bcig in the town of Clyde. about the Ord Of
September, 1871. one light roam mare. about three
years old, with mark on the left shoulder 7 C.
The owner is requested to call, prove property pay
charges. and take her away.
Sertenlbsr 9th, 1871. Ava MARTIN EcCILL'
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-10-13

Minutes of Sabbath School Ahstf-
tute for Mineral Point District,
West Wis. Conference, held at
Darlington, Sept. 8, 8 and 7, 1871.
Tuesday, Il P. NJ.
vs. After devotional exercises, led by Rev.
E. Mckinley, Rev. Mr.. knibbs addressed
the convention on ''Preparing the Wy Of
the Lord
At the close of the address, the InSti-
tute was duly organized By the election CT
Rev. w llaw, Pres. Rev. A. d. Field, Of
r. R. Conference, Vice Pres. and Rev. j..
Knibbs, Sec. The meeting then adjourn
ed TO Wednesday ST A. NJ, with benedic-
ton by Bro Knibbs.
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>. ,kEGlsTRATIoS IN TIE PUBLIC, ,!SsSSes SSSee7s IT
ne I.e Schoot Tag an.&4. an.&4.uy 1ipar6nts who en-
1T Is poSSSkaetf their children in the public
schools have overlooked the fact that be-
fore Il pupil can be received in these
schools the law requires that The capitation
tao in aid Of public free schools shall
hare first been pai0. Registration i'll all
the public schools in the city commenced
yesterday, and will be continued between
8 and II O'Clock to-day and tomorrow. 1t
Is therefore necessary for those who have
not paid this lax to do 80 at once. Tho
Sherlf1's office is on Main street, nearly op.
posite this Office, where 4 collector of taxes
may be found at any hour during the day
The order Of Superintendent Biniord
says that the receipt of any duly author
ized collector of taxes will be required
For tho information of teachers we give
the names Of the only persons who arc an
thorized to receipt these hills-viz: j. F
keesee. A. r. Tinsley, A. B. Clarke, Jno
W. Wright, Temple Elicit, Ro. +. John
ston, J. II. Beeeleston, P. Z. Winston.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

DEATH OF VENERABLE LApY.-Mrs.
Margaret {. Freeman, wife of Capt. W. q.
freeman, formerly we'll citizen of
Philadelphia, died at her residence, 12o
north goth street, in the latter place, on
last Sunday. She was the mother Of the
late Col. VIM. q. Freeman, United States
Army, and Of w. Il. Freeman, Esq, mcm-
Der Of the City Council from jackson Ward,
and mother-in law Of General Jacob ZeiIiu,
commandant United States Marines. Not.
WithStanding her northern residence and
the fact OF several Of her family holding
high positions in the United States Army.
She was sincerely southern in her seEti.
men's, and, with her e>timable daughters,
rendered material aid TO our prisoners dlI-
ring the late war, and was q lady held in
universal estimation wherever known.
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Manchester Eeens.

TIE TEACHERS INsTITUTE.-Thc eXer-
cises opened on Yesterday morning at 10
o'clock with prayer, by Rev. MIR. Delnes, Of
the Baptist Church. Mr.. Il. L. Flournoy,
of Glover Hill, read a most excellent essay
on the best means Of securing punctual at
tendance 1T the schools. The further dis
clssi OF this question was participated in
by Mes:rs. Friend, Moore, Hancock, and
others.
After these there were discussions by
these and other gentlemen OH the following
lis it expedient for boys and girls to be
educated IN the same schOol?' Recesses,
how many and when should tbcy be Civ
cn." Monthly reports and the best me-
thod Of making them out" These discus.
sions were all interesting and gave great
s.; sf ,ction, not only to the tea chers but to
all present.
liycred u lecture on arithmetic. This gem
tleman's style is too we'll known to require
any notice ut our hands. He at once ar
rested and kept the ears OF his audience,
ana by bis impressive but simple iliustra-
lions made piain much that has been here
tutorc mysterious IT, many Of our people.
The session closed with prayer by the
Rev Mr.. Campbell.
At nirbt the Rev. Mr.: Winston lectured
before u large audience Onsgt amman. This
was one OF the most interesting features OF
! the session.
we trust that the session Of the institute
! in our place will be productive ot nueh
GOOD. The public schools OF our county
are now thoroughly organized, and we pe.
+! lievc That during the coming year iap'"
! progress will be made.
We are pleased to announce tna1 MIS-
ch.s. II. Rhodes has received al appolnt-
mont as teacher in public schools for Man-
chester, vice Mrs. I. Belle Fox, dechncd'
with silch teachers as Manchester has, both
for white and coiored scholars (all iadtcs OF
uccomulishmcnt and standlng), the most
bcncficia, results canuot fail to he 'attainea.
Let them be aided in their cnacaVofs ny
both parents and pupils.
POLICE NEws-Before Justice Chstes.-
| Archer Dyer, Charles r. and SYlYestsll
Moore, charged with disorderly conduc!
and fighting in the streets, were eacn ynneu ss
81, 80, and security for good behavior re-
auircd of the Messrs. Moore. Additions
charges against the same parties VIII ps
Lhcard tomorrow morning at 10 O'Clock.
THg FESTIVAL OF TIE GLEE CEuB.-A
most ill-tmed indispositton prevented oui
attending the anniversary OF the llancheS-
fer Glee Club ON Tuesday night ut Cersley'!
grove, but we are informed that the time
was spent in most enjoyable manner, there
beiuG an abundance Of oil manner OF goot
Things, girls included. The Club sang theil
sweetest, and at a suitable hour all retired
home 10 their little beds TO dream the happ,
; hours away, and to wish for many repeu
lions of such joyous scenes.
TAX COLLECTIONS. The tax bills unpai'
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uh 5o,,i .ue county judges, creatcf, h,
nouyar n unprecedented and rn,,e ILLUS Us
ppTe af Iney have resstablshed dsa.not thst ,;
ot DarbarIsm. the whipninn. noa. shat relic
gss,nG a1 Tue Judge power to selecs lJi ~ a9a "
- M ai Eases nave enabled them to su jhiles
~ n"ve uone IN vast maioritv NJ a.. as
ssances, exclude the colored man f., fr,ro VI IN 10.
Jufy-ooX una deprive him of tba ,,sE. sSis
bis peers. jury OIL
The Republican party invites ,to
operation OF all good citizens in corrsc, To.
these abuses, and do hereby :, 8
ResotUe, That we are opposed TO levy.
ing upon our citizens any further tax than
Is necessary to Il strictly economical admin.
lstratlon OF the State government, and de.
mana that our representatives in the Lesis.
iature Shall do oil In their power to allie.
Vlate TO The greatest extent possible the
oufdens OF the people and to decrease the
expenses OF the State. -
Resotued, That we demand the honest
ana scfupulous enforcement Of the Consti.
tuition of the State in all its parts, aud such
legislation us Will secure the equal rights to
All guaranteed by that instrument euuita-
bic taxation, the benefits of the Homestead
act, a thorough system Of common school
education, and IN Impartial and non-Darti.
san judiciary" "
The platform was unanimously adopted.
a resolution Offered by Mr. L.. G. Bow.
den) was adopted urging The proprietv and
necessity of passing some law whereby loval
parties engaged in litigation IN State courts
NAV have the same tried BY Federal trim.
nails, cit being we'll known that they can.
not obtain justice in State courts on &C
count >, OF their color or prejudice against
them."
STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
Gn the recommendation of the deleca.
tlons from the several congressional dis
trlcts u State Central Committee was an
pointed as follows: x,
First Disttict.-Robt. Norton, Reuben
s. Jones, +. $. Tukcy.
I'd. E. Bush, +. &. Morgan, G. II.
Southal. .} a->a 49,
Sd. Amber Smith, l.. G. Bowden,
Eam'l f. Maddox.
Fl. II. Stowell.
5.h.-D.J. Woodfn, G. G. Curtis, G. l..
Jones. :" .,..'.,
Gth.--R. Martin, A. ii. Crane, DR.. J. H..
Freeman.
Ith.--Lewi' Mckenzie, s. e. Chamber
lain, w. A. McSulty. 7"
Sth.- DR.. JOHN Walsh, John S. Slater,
John w. Woltz.
Senator John L. Lewis was unanimously
elected chairman of the committee.
A vote Of thanks was rendered the retir-
ing committee, after which tho COnyen.
ton, ut quarter to - o'clock T.. NJ, ad-
jOurneu. g.
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NARROW EscArE FROM DEATH BY POI
sON.-On Tuesday afternoon, a grandchild
of DR.. Charles biacgill narrowly escaped
grains of morphia had been procured from
drugstore by mistake instead of qulnine,
aud while DIR. MacgilI was away from tie
house, some one at home administered the
dose to The little girl, who is only three years
OF aye: Several competent physicians were
called in rs soon as the mistake was discor-
cred, and by prompt action, the life OF the
child was saved. No blame is attached to
The druggist, and yesterday afternoon the
child was represented to be entirely out of
danger.
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ELECTION OF TEMPERANCE OFFICERs-Ma-
7Yon DiusiOn.-At q regular meeting Of
Marion Division, No. 5, Sons OF Temper
ance, held on Tuesday night, September
s6th, the following officers were elected for
the ensuing quarter: Charles A. Gibson,
worthy patriarch; Lewis b. Betty, worthy
associate Geo. w. Duesberry, recording
cording scribe Jas. E. Anthony, financial
scribe; Caleb Jacob, treasurer; b. A. ia
cob, conductor r. p. Turner, assistant
conductor; VIM. A. Burton, inside SEN
tiuel; Thos. Gordon, outside sentinel; u.
G. Bowden, past worthy patriarch nj. D.
Powers, local deputy. '- .~. ?.
West End DiuiSi0n.-At the last regular
neetingof West End Division, Sons OF Tenn
perance, held sept. 26sh inst, the following
officers were elected for the ensuing term
Worthy Patriarch, VIM. H. Spence; Wor-
thy Associate, Robt. q. Blakey Recordins
Scribe, p. w. p, c. w. volkman; Assist
uancial Scribe, p. W. P. Thos. J. Rudd ;
treasurer, P. w. 2. VIM. A. Heffernan ;
Chaplain, Rev. Jas. II. Darden; Conductor,
Henry G.. McGruder; Assistant Conductor,
- Hill Inside Sentinel, F. Bauer; Out
side Sentinel, Harry Perkins. -,
The following Past Officers were elected
as REPRESENTATIVES re TO the Grand Division
n. !. WEYMOUTH, Thos. J. Rudd, Sampson
ZONES. Jr.. G. w. Volkman, a. M. NeWall
and VIM. A. Hetiernan.
Old Dominion Council.-At a regular
meeting of Old Dominion Council, No. l5V,
Friends of Temperance, held at Covenant
/ Hall Sept. 26lb, 1871, the following otncers
| were elected to serve the ensuing qlarter
President, j. Russell Spence; Associate,
r G, TaYIor; Chaplain, A. q. warren
Recordng Secretary, W. Dudley Powers
| Financial Secretary, j. Ii. Wiley; CondeS'
| for. G.. e. Elliott !; Assistant Conductor, L
| II. Starkc: Inside Sentinel. o. A. HaWklns.
| Outside Sentinel, Il. Cauthorn; E&-tTesi
dent, Il. u. Starke; Treasurer, Geo. GlD
son, Jr. 81, -s.1.
| At. a regular meeting of: Fidelity Diyt
sion, No. Al, Sons of Temperance, melt
Tuesday night, the following officers wers fs
elected for the ensuing quarter: w. r., L
j. Appleyard; w. A., e. G. Osterblnd Il
S., Alex. England !; A. r. S.. c. K: Garter
g. +. S., K. T. Davis T., W. A. Tanner
Chap, &. A. It. Finley u, y. y. GateS
Jr.; A. G., D. +. English; !. 81, I. .
Gates o. S. John w. Dance =. w. T., =
S. Terry. Alex. Calder was elected L. ~
G. w. ?. for the ensuing year. The ioll0W
ing were elected representatives TO I'M
Grand Division, which meets IN this cit.
next month Il. Z. Davis, John Apple
yard, Rev. James e. Gates, John ". dance
George D. Wicks, Alex. Calder, .. y. icAs
&. S. Terry, and T. j. Appleyard.
This Division also appointed q commlt1e C
to confer with Artisan Council, T.. OF l.
In regard to consolidating the DIVISION ans
COUNCIL, r. I
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RitGlmond 9ispatth,
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER %, 1871
The CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIR.
CULATION OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY.
AUCTION SALES To-Day.

THOMAS W. KEEsEE will sell at 10 A. NJ.
piano. furniture, &c. ,....
LYME q BRO. will sell at Z. NJ. a four.sto-y
brick residence on the east line of 51h street
near Frankltn.
COOK & LAUG 1ToN wiz scll al 10 A. M., a,
store Of Mr. ". 7. tindscy. on 18th street, be-
tween Main and Franklin, his stock OF family
groceries.
1kCbBS 4 WILLIAMS will cell at IL A. ~ at
WaVerly farm, mule, COW, farming utcn-
BIlS, DC.
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DIssOLyTa0Ss e PARTNERSHIPS.

1 fis,tpg under the name OF AVERY Il Co, aad
consisting ord. +. Avery snd y. NJ. Maso~ has
This day been dissolved by mutual consent snd ell
paid by j. Il Avery, at the ofa,s 3I nysry z Co,
800 E ain street. =. =: AyEnL, I
. SEPT sMBEa lsT1, lsIL m' u. hhiV'
C0-pARTHTRsHlP. The undersigned hayo
fo,m.d a c1-uartnersaip under The nrm and style
81 hVaWY e CO.. for tbs purpose oE cShtiaetfnR
,b. srNISti MAChLi~E FEUSi iSESS In all its
nranches, at 009 Main street, where they WIN &c
pleased and serve their ana igS ,
The new concern viii collect no debt: due Ss sse
o,d nn- GOES IL assume the payment OF any aeDs
onn,ss sctsd he kyery d Co. prior 10 this dase.
sTh II business wiz he settled by Aysry. -,
r Mo.Tis is the hnancai man OF ihe n0ass +; s III
cSecks notes, d:afts, OF any Of tns ars
Whatsoever. =: ~ - y WORRfs2
SCI -, : !. - - -
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JOB PRIETING.--We call the attention Of mer-
;:barts, clerks or courts sherlfs, lawyers, rail-
road, steamship aud caaa officers and agents. ana
sl others having orders for printing, 10 the faci-
Hes off.r 81 1T the DISPATCH PRINTING EsTAB-
LISHMENT for the prompt &nd raith!ul execution
Of ail kinds or job Printing, We can furnish 1t
short notice Cards, Bill-Heads, Letter-Hcads,-
Programmes. Ball Tickets, Blanks, Panphless.
Tags, Hand-Birls, Catalogues, Bills Of Fare, Show.
ellis, Checks, Drafts, &C., &c., sc. Satisfaction
Guaranteed. ,.
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The attractions at the DOLLAR sTSsarff- readers TO
increasing Arnoag Jav hair cur,s, All elessnt
nave aIfsc II clocks, e new assortment Of black
walnut desks. wJik-boxes, bGok.shelTes, bat
racks, and re-y attractive lire Of silrer-piated
ware, including cake baskets mugs aud goblets,
Ave bottle cast)rs, waters, &c. assn
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING
IN THE RICHMOND tosr.oFFIcE, SEPT. 27.-
Mrs. E. Il. Cook, Detroit, Mich. Miss
Charlotte Walker, -; Wilson, Colston Il
Co., Baltimore; Mr.. IL. Ran, Wilmington,
Del; Mr. Il. A. Atkinson, Smithfield, Va;
Jackson Il Co., Petersburg, Va; Il. b.,
Richmond, Va,
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tors for peremptory m pavmsnt' m us Ha Il a,r nrs.
pared for few days TO collect State. conn.
", township. and school taxes AL pers0ns
should bear in mind thattthe caHnot send
.helr children TO school until they have paid
Inc IN school tax. A. word to the wise should
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An excitement was created on yesterday by see
Ing s;staam eagtne iu one ef PIzzrsI's large win
dowss Af:er the crowd had lett we m sde an ex-
animation, and IL proved 10 be little miniature
engine, which works by st ;sm. ris fine toy for
the bSyS,. ..... ...
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS afternoon a boy
who WAS riding on horseback down Sd
street, without IL saddle, met with painful
II not serious accident. The horse was in
full gallop when lie crossed the flaggng
on 81 street. aud it being Worn aud Slip
perry, caused the horse to fall, throwing
the boy heavily TO the ground, where he
remained in m inscnsiblc condition until
assistance came to his relief. and rcstora-
tlfes were used. AT last accounts he was
doing as well as could be expected.
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FESTIVAL IN HENRICo.-A festival will be
held ut New Bridge Baptist Church, Hen
rico county, to day, ut which plows con-
tributcd by Mcssrs. Watt knight, Z. L.
Palmer, and Z. II. Starke, Of this city, will
he sold at auction for the benefit of the
church,
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NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
~ DRESS SJ5K IN PATTERNS,
Warrant I'd to be Of the best quality.
Is Yards (DrSbt for S35. che tp At S4h
IS wards ttiree.) for s37 SO, cheap at $50;
IS ySr,is iB!u) ior $40 cheap Al $50:
IS wards (Rrown) for S5j, cheap ar &SV;
Is yaltls (b'sck) for $40, cheap at @io
SILKS IN THE PIECE.
ELEGAr2T Black GRO-GRAIN SiLhS.
These Silks are genuine bargains.
ALSO, -
Elegant SILK popLlNS, SILk MIXTURES,
BLsCK AlPACAS from 4oc. no 10 81 T5
Iarre clock OF LACES and EMBROlDEhtESi
RI,tIK LACE ut 55c. worth 81;
RI AfK LACE Mt ?5c worth Sl.5o;
IINEN HANDKEkCEIhES. at II per dozen
XII q LIVES all sizes and colors.
Wa warrant our DOLLAR KID GLOVES 10 be
RtRRONS oil widths and coors,
N0TTINaIIaM ACE by tie yard IA oargalnl,
NS1"rI NGHAM LACG CURTAINS cheap,
MAHsgILLES QUILTS at q S15or,,.,rs 5o a.,
SuIe ,did MhRSEILLKS COUNTERPAkEs a'
siIS TSsli CARPETS at 81. worth $l95
A In lire of elegant BRUSSELS ana VELVET
r,Fsi.rsss E9Tss LADIES' SARATOGA TRUNKS at 81
sLsaci2D snH n I'll and BROWN CoTToss VIZ,
WHITE, RLACk, aad CShoHED WILL
III Ri,oTTESY LIE and other CASS1MEIht.!E1s. It.!1
a.. % DUCK W ALI. q FOOss.
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The fine establishment of, G. r. prrs -.
the public everything tha. they can ask In n Pho
iograph Gallery. Ho assures eli that he Ia ready
to serve them IN his line, aud Whist he h ,s done 81
surety enough for whit te win do Co to rI,e ,,,,
reliable. Erices reasonable. ra.. . =, ~
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SELLING GOODS BY SAMrLE.-The Hus-
tings Court was engaged on yesterday with
the case of G. w. Grose, charged with sell
ing or offering goods for sale by sample. in
violation of the state revenue law. MIR.
Grose had been previously fined so in the
Police Court for violating tho city ordl-
nance,
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INJURED ON THE DANvILLE RoAD.-A son
of MIR. Benz. Totty was injured on the Dam
vile road, near the mile post, yesterday,
by falling from the train which was due
here at S:45. He was taken to his home in
this city, and at last accounts was in criti-
cal condition. Mr.. Totty is member of
Syracuse Lodge, No. ), h. p.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC ScuoOLs.-SrAREE
4 RYLAND, Richmcrd Va, agents for tho pub
lshers, are receiving large supplies Of Webster's
dictionaries and the Spencerlan copy-hooks,
which will lie Gold to Tie public schools 4: "eon-
tract price," Early orders are solicited.
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NEW GOODS FALL STYLES !-Messrc. E. B.
Sp ESCE & ON have laid in splendid stock OF
Fail and Wlnter Goods. 10 which they would call
the attention of tie public. Call vt 1900 Main
street, for all kinds OF gen lemen's wear. ),
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The recent fire at HERs's G allery afforded him
an opportunity Of adding msny Improvements.
His numerous friends will fud that he has neg.
lsctsd nothing tha. is neccjsfry To a flls,-elass
establishment. 2'a7 '2t p 4
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FIRE INSURANCE. Merchants increasing their
stucks should remember 10 increase their insur.
ance. Iha klchmond Blnkinz and Insurance
Com pany Insure against fire oa the mos: reasoaa.
ole terms. Cfhcc corner of I2.h an I Mafa SIS.
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Gil bAMrs, OF esery variety may be found at
GEO kLElS's. Broai street. The Argaud round
wick SAFETY burner gives l!gh, fully equal to
gas, at cne-fourLh of the cost Is be.id less dai
.rous than any other light ono can burn. @.s
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,ts y, Twenty thousand doItsrs awarded 10
t~an ,nn ~ ~no win produce a seIf.settnz animal
~ rao.s simple aad more perfect that esa be
the ,ra,, cheaper aud catch ~ many rats "a
Th,a rr.r : nave on exhibition at Ford,s Hotel.
,us,a i,se,t ana 70 DC get or cleaned out n ai
lat IN Inc anu no scent by the animal in the ieait
selves srs 1p ceh every body, and Gee for your
have said Ito 70 ~ 'm sure sou~nl pronsunce whs.
WIN. A. sTAcK ns'at. prsseotea. Cali on o, adlrass
day.. ! hotei, for four
State and county rights for s,,o =, Ia
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-28

'HE lvoeISss.-Ths style Of picture h..
completely taken the 1esd OF alftr,rts In photo
sraphy, and Is in fact the mos; beautiful white
the price is lot Increased The "LnK- gallery
is onward.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-28

THE VICTORIA CARD -.Tnist beautiful new.
style picture seems to meet the appreciation Of
our people. They are uiade 1T The "LEEn nal.
lsry, 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-28

ELLYsoN 6 TAYLOR, Booksellers lll8 Main
street, publishers agents for McGufrsy'5 BEAD
ers and Spoilers, Ha.vey's Grsmnars and
Guyot's Biographies. ., ... 81. !. "a. seg