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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-26

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THE I:LII:IGu@ HERALD. Of this city, o%!icd
ccn;Ug; hcga influential Baptist I,aI"r and Is
rc,'i in every ~vr!Gi: OF the Souta by hume r0u5
Gnti influential class ii persons, ruany Of wh IN
rarely see other papcr. II has also large and
~ 5idl. increasing circulation in the West. whilst
il ii> at readers 1t the North i steadily increasing.
Il r"iaS 10 lave !;rc"r isl uf readers than al the
nihvr iri"nn.tiuuni papers IL III. Stale combined.
The HERALD aims To be Il cOII!laon medium Of COM
n,Iricaon among Rap,i-is al every section of III"
country. hcs;Grs having i've States Represented: on
j.: editorial stall. the HERALD has special Contribll-
tor. in almost every Stale in the Union. Able wri-
t,Is, representing every portion of til" comut:y e
furnishing t;.cr !:,t protection, Ia il Coiunn..
With i';la:r AMI r:i:iu!y yincEcISiur circulation.
going Cvcrvwhcrc, into thousands o. families, where
scarcely n,y other paper i, ever seen t@ HERALD
rif:.,s; great in.lucriurmis la advertisers.
.rhi, paper gu4.> L. lhtt class ul reader. whom
;,,r is.sf most VI IL Il reach persons ui iriiucu-
!irI fn.crIai,., .!r,iir being read hy more tll1n
Two thousand .cYynrn. il .or- - tioaSand, ni the
I.. fam lilies. who rtl every atS-rii cn"n, "ii'%h
au.ca;s Il, its r"iu';ur.
~, fr,iu. ui advertising; tr, Ncrt rt;~pt'h'".
,n., ,,..ing il e.Innl aid ,i'l'r u il. ,'rtGIT-
linn N,. i,ili.r all adv cfiscrS who dc-f L. reach
;, ,y of the l.l-lni!.om nf Baptist, III The Sontlt
,u,! ihcu.sr,g,. al tiie columns "a, thu RtL"lHt =
IItuAlr. MANY oi our FRIENDS h.;vc tried il. and
they IL tlfy tia; il iGYS.
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Weather asrpJu;ssiisicS.

" HGToS. October 25.--f'rOm The
Chesapeake Bay 10 Lake Erie, and thence
over the Middle States and New England,
threatening weather, continued rain, north
castcfiy winds--briSk to high on the Atlantic
Coast, but rcern" on the Bay, to brisk
Soiitiiwcsteriy winds, with clearing weather,
~ saturday noon. In the south .AiE,utir
states and Southern Virginia. and thence to
the Ohio Valley and the Gull, partly cloudy
and clearing weather, with but little, if any
ram. LIN the Northwest and OH Western
Lakes partly cloudy and warm weather, fall
Ing bayomcters. and winds yeerine to south
"riy on Saturday. On tie Lower Lake,
nor'hcasieTiy winds, cloudy weather. and
rain. The Upper Ohio river will probably
rl+r by saturday night. Warming signals
VIII continne at Norfolk, Baltimore, Cape
Nay, New York, New London, aid Boston.
and are ordered for Portland, Me.
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state !.ut his ~prrrh on this ncf;,>;t.n con-
>.,cd Of tie usual cai-:rai, uf The Radical
,aiiv. He i, Il GOOD SPEAKER ANA showed
that his h,a!! was tot in Iii, woi!,.
!, ,ln r,,rrlu>;ou q III, srrrrli ,Iu,i.ro
lrr,;. Non. wa. i,.I,uI,,,rd. ,yio declared
i,:,,.rI, o,i, - ,l.ir,ni>ncr ol. fcqler cr the
rnmny. r.,i,s ,yi.i:p his l';p:i.i- Stewart and
nfh,.r. y,.r,. +, cniIuv and ;pai,r the rairt,rc
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br i,.d l,3rd - COMING from the first bilSi
ua., ,rrn r E;.lllans,,i, rb,.rc,s a.;.ilIs rho
President which he tex il hl> ltty IL deny.
i'r,i. Nh Grant had l:,tti siai. :, i with being
a dri;,ka!r(. lie htG hnoWn the President
intimately for more than thirty years, and
had never known him to bc drank. twas
true .c drank wine, - othcr gentlemen 90,
bul never 10 excess, or /" interfere WIN nus
patli: dutir-. lie told the >toTN Whrn 'Al.-
pcncd in The lie OF 'ir li"cn'n. Nh'n
General Grant was charged "itti being Il
drunLari Nr. Lincoln trpiicd hc wished al!
his generals drunk tie same sort of "hisk"y
and 20, drun!, the >Ilhc way.
Gran, WA. cI,ar,-,d with being Il fool.
sr,rty .aiI ne no fool could rise to the emil
rrnrc Is which he had. Tie common sense
Of The rcor!e denied ,,ch Il charge. 1t is
.:ir ir j. no >Icah.r. That i. true, and II"
believed il va> 4 family l.iiu%; h,A Gcnci;d
Grant ilah ~t,u.."n ~ t,.w "l>'or> had eyer
spoken before. IL l'@I>", and armies yam
ishcd icior, Eim. i!r "p"i'c' ;nd III 'h'i''
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RURAL BEAUTIES AND CITY HELLES.-t"nhif!
girls are not whit behind their mcirdpo'ai u" :
Ter; IL tI!g natural elements " ioVciihes7' ba' l.
must c cctic HAT The city bellies fesi hdeISiA
The art of preserving and hcigh,ehin2 fh9'r psf-
snnal beauty. The most perfect features ''Se hHi
their attraction unless The complexion IS properly
cared for, and II the pretty girls Of The rural us
trlcts wish to compete with the Farstars" OF lhe
world in refined attractions they must
nay due attention 30 this important Dolnt. They
ought 10 know, for tbs fact Is notorious that ia
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PcL,cr Court. Fn1pAy-.Justjce William,
h"'t Cfcr pres'dtng.-Thc following cases
were disposed Of:
Amand, Jackson (coorctD charged with
s,'1'lot = l"l ol wearing nrp'rrl IF the value
81 ~ III" property OF Ellen Christian. Con-
tlnIrd to 2tth.
lh"ma@ Bowie, (cnlorctl. charged with
si'ai'n% one caddv "i tobacco Of the vas,!o
W ~ IN" property OF John Moore. ni.
rhit%"d.
H'ina E'=>hy, rlrr;cd with heinz drunk
ana lying III Baker alley. Sen! 10 al for
six months in default Of security.
Robert Cunningham (colorctN, charged
Wita Stealing lot of wood, the property OF
Gideon kaSand. Continued to The 10th.
David Henderson (coloretl), charged with
a,saui'inG' abusing, and threatening to beat
Moses HraXton. Fined $3.50.
Charles Wood (colored), charged with de-
"'tln@ from the schooner Harry I,mdcIl.
Sen, t" Jail 10 await sailing Of schooner.
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scShi,9s,tDs gfes,,a

WASHINGTuE, October 25.-Thcre was .
Cabinet meeting today, but only routine
business was transacted.
The hcalth Of Chief Justice Chase has iu-
proved.
The agricultural report for October say
the corn crop promises to be the largest ever
grown.
SI2ry Ann, the daughter of the New York
millionaire who married John Dean, her
fathers coacimau, died here to-day in n
howell. An inquest disclosed signs OF yio-
lancc, but the woman died from protMcted
dissipation.
Charles L. Perry, consul at Aspinwal, is
dead.
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CHIcAGe, Octuhcy 25.-Thc question of en-
fcrrinE The SUNDAY liluor law i m Absorb.
ing one t'l@t NJ" anon. the friends and cp.
l~nen'@ "f the l,". Last evening there was
large meetin- OF Gerumn,, and resolutions
"er" passed rondcmulng the law "a i relic
I" i'i.lf'nlem aud al infringement upon tic
con ltiltl"nal rights III citiZcn~.
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/. VI I.l>It,IE < Co. OTTER 10 le public some ~ the
greatest bargains ni hats s.cu anywhere. \
t;iu,Ita lrt"n hti tr Hor. ;ir. y0unG men 1t siii
worth :;5n hur, has At :1."I worth - large
o0r;lncn. OF DO:s' hat>, slightly iuiurcd III 5ec.,
n0i;c al them worth less than Il, some ever that 4
really stylish cloth hat for men 1T - worth %. Tlis
house does net profess 10 sell regular good; less tlla
other fir,t-cl.as concerns t!c profits are small
enough ut ir.. but i!:t: above goods job lots
iou"h. III Il great sacrifice and they wish Ia give
their customers the benefit. They also sell really
good silk hat at -, bat their .,"st i; -. No char,
for ironing anybcGy's silk bat.
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Tr*rlxG TIL. E-boXEs. XEs.-Supcrntcndcnt
rayntcr was engaged Yesterday in testing
some ut the ii!c-alarln boxes. At l:2t i. II.
al alarm was turned in at the truck-hou:c
Don No. g.. Eroal! street between Ninth
and TcntlI, aud il hciu" mistaken for gen
nine alarm. steam tirc-orgiuc L. from Third
street, was on hand in short order. The
lirenon o' this company had Il useless run,
and the boys cn.ioycd the sport hugely.
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tut brEaA.-A fine house, considering
the weather. attended the Theatre la>t night.
lh> afternoon The r~:-raudcrc,l opera in Tie
repertoire oI the Holman troupe" la
Graii,tr Et!!"!;s>> will! J." presented for Tie
i"n, ct the die; and children. Tonight,
il-n. i ltc Bit.
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GAs5 MAC&cLIA BALM inpurts 70 the kin deli
cate, nc7rly appearance. rnrrodrccablc hy auy
Other preparation undcr the -un. No matter how
me cn'iclc may have bceu rpughcn"d y exposure
or discoirrch hy the -um the Balm viii r"ulcr Il
stit and I'll ti!n, and rcr,"v.. every hlctuI Il,
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Whole Family Poisoned.

NASHVILLE, TtNS., October 25.-Isaac
RavaPs family, in Robertson county, have
been poisoned. The mother and daughter
are dead, and The father aud another daughter
are sick. There IS no clue.
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LIST or U&NAILATIr LETTERS REMAINING
IN TUE TI,uNo>n pu>T-OrrICE OCTOBER ID
Ecy. j. II. Chambers, Salisbury, Tenn; Po-
lean howard. care Robert Carter Shirley,
Charles CITY coIiity. VA.
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10 TIE PIBIIC-:.o not lc led - tray ~ :.I-ca!l-
cd r--cass galiarcs. but 20 Ia CAIrrE;L =, corner
Of Ninth AMI Main streets: over tie Dollar Store.
where You can get good sud cheap picture. Our
urrs are within The reach of al. W. extend ccr-
dial invitation tp the public /" eAanEc our WORN
and ccni,mlc II with c:hCr$.
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OUR EfFoETS TO please are crowned with success.
Livery pirtul" seems 10 give entire satisfaction
i.aH"S are always pleased with thc beautiful picture:
taken ~ the LEE gallery. Oar prices brir. ZOO,
pictures within Tie reach Of all.
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STATE AGrIcrLTuuAL E>iH.-AlI ,vho rrrrr-.
Fi"i'in: Tue Sla'c Fair will tud ~ I. T. SrrS,l :
So; s. loo hl'tn str"C' oi The ", go-i ,n.I rc
stock at ready mad" clothing nitI g.ut.mc,,e tnr
ni"'lIiE good - hc found in tln city. 1ii.y lccp
stylish good. aud .'li a e.nalI profit
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TUE FAlE.-As the time approaches for
tlIc .a;r tie entries begin to increase. The
following i, the committee appointed to re-
crivc and introduce visiting member. Of the
press: W. u. ChcStcrman. John GrTme, VI.
i. Handy, l.. Daniels. ". FL. Wade, and T..
EaIirrIiuulS
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JOB PEINIIS,:.-Wc call the ati''!ifirn Ht mcr.
rh1rt~. .rIs. II courts, slcriils. lawyers raruat
steamship ard canal u''iars a'r! "nts. aii all others
La ing ",icr. ir printing. I" tn facilities rt,ri ii
The bi>rAitE PEiSrl<G E-TAUIi>HHEEr f"r the
ira.nut and faithful execution "t I'll kinds OF JOS
pE!%fI:,,. ii. can iurni-h at short notice Gard,
Eiil-jna.i- si:pr-IInaGS Pr" "rarrn"~ Rail T"k,i,
i!It,L~. Pamphlets T,;A.. iianl-Hii''. tata'":tt~.
i:i;!. III E.I;. ~hnwR;El- Ihccke i'Taier Nc, Sc.
~,ti .t.t,li"n -ii1istuic'i.
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TOR SALE
4 FIRST-CIASS BAR,
suitable FOR 4 restaurant. Terms !ipern' F"'''''
through post-ollce, 5. II. z. oc csieoaa

yrSTARL1sHED, 1901. LIME.
LasIN.s STEAM fpYEiNtf AND sCouRiSG
ESTABLISHMENTS, a2o iros1 ana .a IA us.x1 stsia
aud also Cientiemen's Garments, cleaned cye1 ia
amy color or secured In the best inanrer Isrnsu.
lar attention paid to Kid Gloves. great IN
OF Fancy Goods and Toys at my store NO. asu
Bread street. ,,S.r.,r.NN
SO 2S-SM - Lissss@-~sF-A~'--''
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SrNT TO THE GrAHD JrRY.-D. c. Laruc
appeared before the Police Court Yesterday
morning. To answer the charge Of engaging
Ill The management and conduct Of a lottery
called the "prizc Candy Lottery" The
accused was sent on to the grand Jury of
the llu'tlngs Court for the first Monday in
November
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ApyERrI,F.-,,ur merchants Srching trade In any
NORTON of the country should ai'ertisc Ia th'
uapers Of that scctoa II. ELLYSoN & co. WI
take advertisement, and have them inserted Il; pub
lishrrs' rates.
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BEWARE -. TulIE PGIsuNS Wendell ulr!''r ii;t
name uf ,icnfiIcc-. .t'G atd adhere t" the only
preparation h:i rct!ly preserve, He teeth aud 'aT-
ic;ts the cilr--irl"Iint >uZUuu-r. IL effect Oh
dcsay ing teeth arc lnarTU!ous.
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REGISTER. REGIsrEr.-Sce not only that
you arc properly registered, but see that your
friends urc. also.
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u You need anything In the way Of gentlemen,
furnishing goods. drop in a; 1900 Min street. where
you VIII IND complete stock of all that = gcntc-
Iman may u"ol in I'll" way of clothing
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SEvEN-rnLIAR AX SILK HATS Gun only bc found
II EEDFoKD'> the halter.
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Lemons. rii.ins. apples. @rarcs pears G.s, Ia
nana:. and oranges may bc tnund AT rIzZISI'S.
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b% men, little men, fat mcu, aud nil Intermediate
Si""d mcn' can get clothing 10 suit them ut l.. H.
SrESCE& x SOS'S, 1900 Min street
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Ca'l an! get light fa!i "r heavy winter "."r,"yt
ut T.. Is. SPENCE K Sons. Stock IarG, Il nj ri ynpd
quality, and prizes low.
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NJ FIIysaSS CO, Advertising Agents. DISPATCH
h,inr yill rcc,i - aiyeFti IAtn.a aad ltaTr then
inserted In any journal Of ,h: country al rrg7'ia
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LIST OF LETTERS.

r IST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
IS, 1872.
Persons Calling FOR letters In this list win please
say "Adrertisad." II not called for In four weeks
they viii be cent 70 he Dead-Letter Ofce, In Wai-
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ladics' ininE-Roonls arr open mt ANToSl'S.

You never saw such silk bat as REprorD Il
halter sells for seven dollars
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'n5t received two cases more of thosc campaign
hats at SIMMONS & cos. next Disp0tah.
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| have analyLc,l the wh!skc: known under The
brand OF .B Select" controlled hy alc%:rs. VAL
lki ID. i;LAIE K Co, Richmond, VA, aud lind 1t
free from fs!l oil and other Impurities ana recon-
mend it. u:,, 'rr medicinal aud family purposes.
j. Il. MCIAw, ". D..
l,tr Professor Of Chemistry Medical College Of Nir
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We aIy,.. c,cryhuiy In r'ti the card ot I.
WLI>I'IE 4 g.. hit aH'! I"r dealers. lh"y ha'
n.o e! thc j,r",ttt hat@aInt ever "i1"'"d ~ i''.
,i,v. Cast v"ur "v,s below til, and y"u viii lind
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REDroED me h?ti.r blocks ana irons hats HIM
self, You have only Ia wait fif,s mj""'ts, all' lie
cbuyG.s 9otiia0.
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Fresh supply of silk hats 1T five. sig. and seven
dollars, n The Hat Emporium. lll5 Main street.
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pn u, la HEprogp the hattct and looh nj ih"st
new Westward hat IL has just received.
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SIMMONS Il co. have the run al trade. II yG'
wan: 10 Inc pleased 90 to llG Main street.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.


LONDON, October 2j.-The award of En-.
pcror william in the san Juan boundary
case Is severely commented on by some OF
the Lonrion Journals.
The Times says: The decision is unsali,-
factory, uncicar, and iudccisiye = but we uc-
ccnt it with loyal SubmiSSiycncs>.' 1t also
says: We r,pudiatc utterly the absurd and
h'>crss charge that England intrigued III
Berlin with the view Of modifying the juIs-
mcnt Of the Emperor"
Tie Post considers the award rs damaging
to The interests and diplomatic reputation { t
England. a> was the award Of the Geneva
Tribunal. 1t gives says thc Post. "the
key to The British Columbian waters to the
United Stat"s. aud the settlement of the
question hardly tends to improve the re1a-
tiqns now existing between England ard
-im"rirl.'
Tho T,ifwnni and Nrna reserve thc,
criticisms, sad The .@H,d0IG /, silent uron
The SUBJECT.
Errp,any.
I;%rrrs. u,tnhcy 2.a.-Emprrci William
decision un the &.iu Juan question was COM
mGnicttcd Simultaneously to-day to the .Amc
rican and Eng!i$li ambassadors.
Otto Russell, visiting Mr.. Bancroft, con.
graduated him upon the settlement Of The
question. lie said t!ic lust catlSe Of difficulty
between England aud America was removed
'hc meeting was very cordial.
France.
PAEIs. Octnhrr 4J.--l'rcsiGcnt Theirs hip
!HTidiirn tie sale Of ,1ricaturcs OF Napoleon
sud .:ln!ly.
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kEpFoED the halter has the Sidney ami Cor
Campaign.
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AplLr@. IL" u;c;,r III the market ar" 10 '. f"ud :.
rlINNI'S.
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FEARS, TT>"s Go +" PK2I>I. ard T"l SOM
ui tin. ,i.'Iirinrs fruit f"; thC iii'l" one.
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Go 10 PIZZISI's and get some Of those s,yec
jnicy oranges for Your wife.
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breakfast. dinner. and supper at ASToSt.s.
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Oranges, LINES, h,naua.. u a>T">I'>.

SIMMONS 4 Co don't charge for ironing hats aud
are alwa.s Cthy Ia Accommodate.
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\ hnx o' fresh liz or .Gar's il u rice tins t"
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SWEET oRAx,iEs.--l'iz2INI has sweet aud iulcy
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OFFICE az PowIrAlAS STEAMBOAT CoaPAsY,i
September ?i3i, ls77. )
EONSlGNEES OF FREIGHTs,EsU.,
~ by This limo arc hereby notified that
on and after this date nj freight striving by their
siramac-, mir,i moved within twelve hours after
arrival, w!Il 'e sfnrr,!at tl.er risk and expense.
steamers a:riH" MONDAYS. TIL LJRSDAYS aud
SATURDAYS at o'clock !. NJ.
seq WILLIAM l.. BRETT. Agent.
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Tha hat th,t can't he beaten at SIMMONS Y cos.
n. Al DESputch.
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NNNT4>.-T IIIINI hAS 4 Inc Tot Ol thclu.
Malaga and ca':,wha grapes Al ANrOSI'$.
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'''". !, - the registrars list
l"l-.,IAH2.-le-trrt,;'y morning al quar-
''t.i",-i o'"Iock IN alIl4 o! fire was turned
.l ~ l;'N -, corner Of i'Ncntt->crort and
's' r'rr.l-, cTt,G>cd hy tic Irlin WctliDT II
''~nfy pf lime IN barIc!- piled up in that
.'' 4Hy. about twelve barrels were Injured.
\ ~rEr-ENouGu Tlnr.--ihc alarm Of fire
..,l'd in yesterday afternoon between ! and
..r,. nom Box No. 6, L1oi.-.,Id-iaddrr
.""s "3- ea%eI ~ lho burning ci Il p"i''
- II tho tlCoii1.' II :, frame h"Hsc rn
"a.'l Garden ntlt owned and occupied i}
'ns4idA Ei1imcs Tho lIr ca:lgh' from i
,"'' nj "42 vut oul "ith buckets 0i water
"' ntIs0ns III the house with the assistance
- lie frcmen. Loss, 500; insured III the
l.s1an.o'!d hapliHg and Insurance Company
=, @c3V.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-26

C,tn "lac yum aud m.:altnalIpw drop a rIt-
"I<i'S.
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Look for A<To%l'. Restaurant. Main street.
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L:nIc,' E,.lauranI i, r",nr!r:c ut A>Io>,'a.
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ef all the stables show that the naiady is not
mere "a yet. Every precaution is taken 70
prevent Is spread if it appears.
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E,x,x.S.--Go iu rIZZIxl'> for nice lanan's.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-26

French fruits ard can'li's at A>:o>r>.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-26

late PrGfc ;sor Of Chemistry Medical COLLEGE Of '
gina.
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Oyster in every style NJ A>roxi's.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-26

!.ar.c. mcf pear II A&IONG~.
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Duchess pears. large and jaicy. ut PLzzISls.

AxrusI's i. 'hc place for fresh oysters.
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IMMATURE ALMANAC, OCTOBER -, 1872.
sun r'''.......... T:31 Moon vi l2:32
-iin sr.s............ 5:3I High tide. ......l-1t
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-07-27

10 THE FAIR BY STEAM.-As the project of a
railway track from the depots in Ottawa to tho
fair grounds, during the State Fair, is rapidly
dwindling to naught, other projects of convey.
ance are mooted which promise better success.
The people Of Heunepin have small steamer of
very light draught, which they believe can be
made available in bringing passengers from
that point either by river or canal; and we now
learn that an enterprisng citizen Of Ottawa is
preparing to have small steamer ready to con.
'ey passengers from the city to the fair ground
ey water 1t the prevailing rains succeed in
raising tho river about a foot BY September,
which from present appearances is probable,
navigation by small steamers both from Henne.
pin and Ottawa to the fair grounds would be.
come practicable and very pleasant mede Of
travel.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-07-27

Adam keim, the we'll known butcher, form.
erly residing at the west end of Fox river bridge
suddenly disappeared some two weeks ago. The
last heard Of him was that be was in st. Louis,
when Bellsville newspaper was received by
friend Of Keim's, named F. Riebline, of Mar.
selles, containing the description of the body of
man found drowned in the Mississippi river at
Pittsburg Tide, East St. Louis. The descrip.
tion corresponded with that OF the missing
heim. On Sunday last Martin Keim started
for Ea,, st. Louis to make inquiries. The body
was exhumed, aud although it was in an ad.
vanced stage Of decomposition, Mr. Keim had
no difficulty ia identifying the remains as those
of bis missing brother. Investigations Sc. on
foot BY Martin keim indicate that the deceased
lost his life in attempting to jump upon ferry
boat which had just started from the dock, Sut
miscalculating the distance from the moving
boat, fell into the water and was drowned. The
body WAS too fax decayed to admit of being
brought 20 Ou.w, for iutermen,. The de.
ceased leaves q widow and one child.