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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-04-01

A writer on physiognomy sagely says
a human face without a nose doesn't
amount TO much" Whcrcupon another
writer obserys that "A human nose with
out lace doesn't amount 10 much either"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-04-01

SLEEP.-Go to bed with warm lect, an
empty stomach aud AN uneNciIed brain.
Be sure to keep clear conscience. Then
shall your sleep be dreamless. and your
DAYS long in the land.
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During a late conference ut worce

During late conference ut Worces-
ter. the following conversation was over
heard between two newsboys: II say,
Jim, what's the meaning of so many
ministers being here all together g'
"Why,n answered Jim. scorn!ully, "thcy
always meet once n year 10 swap SER
mons"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-04-01
Notice of Foreclosure.

uTHEREAS, Richard X. Robbins, OF sumner,
w in the County OF oxford AMI state OF Maine
BY his mortgage deed dated on the twentieth day
OF october, A. ID. 1855 Conveyed in mortgage to
Daniel A. Rowe, Of said Sumner, certain tract OF
parcel OF land. situated in said sumner being all
and singular the same premises described III and
conveyed 10 said Rowe by james =. DOblO, by bis
deed OF warranty, dated October 18Th, \. ID 1853
and being an of the farm OIL which said Doble lived
at the time OF the execution OF said mortgage deed
which said mortgage deed is rccordee in the ON
ford Registry of Deeds, Book l39, Page IS6: said
mortgage being conditioned for the payment by
said Robbins TO said Rowe, of two hundred and M
dollars as follows 10 Wit one hundred and twenty
five dollars in one year from the date thereof, with
interest. and ore hundred and twenty. five dollars
in two years from the date thereof, with interest
annually; aud whereas the said Rowe, on the TWEEN
ty-eighth day Of November, \. ID. l>tS, by his as
signment duly executed on said mortgage did sell
and assign said mortgage and the debt secured
thereby 10 one Freeland Holmes, then OF oxford
in said County, since deceased, which said asst sn
ment was recorded in the Registry Aforesaid BOOB
Us Pages 40 and All, and whereas, /, the under
signed EbeneZe X. Holmes, OF said oxford, nave
been since the dcccase OF the said freeland Holmes
appointed Executor Of his last VIII and Tesla
ment duly proved and recorded IN The ProsatC
Court Of said County, and am stli Executor a,
aforesaid now therefore the condition OF salC
mortgage having been broken, notice is hereby
given that By reason thereof claim ioreclosur.
OF said mortgage. ..,.,.,,..,
EBENEZER Il. HOLMES,
Executor Of the last VIII and Testament or Free
land Holmes. mafIS
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-04-01

Josh Billings says he never knew n
dog OF emmy breed whatsumcver, to take
hydeI toby aner he had been thoroughly
vscciuated with buCkshot.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-04-01

That Piltsburg girl has sent back
those two 5arges of coal which her faith
err gave her for bridal present. and says
she gues>cs she can make it hot enough
Tor hubby" without any outside help.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-04-01
Henry Ward Beecher describes fash.

-Hehry W aTu DUucHeT uesCIIUes IHsIl-
ionable religion ms a beautiful suit OF
broadcloth and magnificent suit Of silk.
locked arm in arm, and walking to Grace
church, and sitting and listening to re-
splendent music. surrounded by respec-
table people who send cards through
their coachmen's hands TO each other.
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o. YhNnIOphid icfyrF.
ONLY 10 CENTS

MARE AMERICAN BOOKS.-35 Tor L. 4. Thomas
n Almanac Tvs. g Tor American Almanac, l..5 {.
81 fsr 1855 Rare Old American Book wanted VIZ
Richard. lucva-e samuel. Eleafcr o. n,ion Ma
tbcI', Work: PruhAllow's Indian WAR. ls!6,
Johnson History OF y. England, London. lot /.
Genuine POOR Rich5rli's Aimau1rs br frIuAlin'-l
o. any egarcc American Book, pamphlet. Com. Ia
dian Arrow liclds- Relic. taio>itics, Narratives
or Almanac. ODD rooI condition Also. good old,
tall s-dav bras clock. State price ~ csc'.
JAS T. MOCLTON,t Came 81, Lynn. MAJ
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% DISEASE

l. becoming very common I'm every community and
the sudden deaths resulting, warn us % eek some
relief The disease assumes many Inherent lOl ms
among which ar. Pdip ,fatoH Eaiarg suseia SpG'ms
Osttdcasion or Bo,Iy Formation u the HeGJG RAsi.
ysaf,ss,. General DeI,4iy, ITafer about hs Heart,
>Hking Of As Spiriis. PdiI- ~. ihe SIDE or chest,
Di--iasss, Siugg,sh Circulation 81 ths BLOOD and
MoH.esfary SfoPpdgs Of n. teton Of As Hart
Thee lottn- CO.,. !cart Di-eaac have been curcd
by DIR. Graves cart Regulator, and w do
not hesitate to 49,. n viii cure them again. Any
iorn ct Heart Disease will readily yield - 10 use.
aud We have set O. learn OF any ease where The
Heart Ef gulAtor ha, h'cu taken properly aud the
party not received .uIkcd benefit
our agent, on apph,..,i'u, will furnish YOU with
cur circular giving fuIl description Of the disease,
and also a number 90 testimonials OF cures; and
II you would Ike further proof from the partie-,
who have given the testimonials, write them, and
sec What they say.
W have sold thousand. o. bottles Of .hv Nrars
Regulator sud The demand is still increasing. We
s., oouGlcat Ne alc doing .hg pubis - bcucit,und
ne, o. ius 20 impose on them worthless imitation.
The pr,rc OF ihc Herr. Regulator . o>B DOL
Lar i,er Bottle anj can lc obtained or our Agent,
4. II. uAMlIOND, Druggist. Paris, VI.
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The loss of friend is like that Vi a
limb; time may heal the anguish OF the
wound. but the loss cannot be repaired.
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- cnRtS p.SEhSLs o mr.
THROAT, LUNGS, LIVER & BLOOD

In the wonderful medicine % which the smict
ed are above pointed for relief the discoycrer
BE- .icvcs he has combined "a kfrIaoay more OF
Natures most sovereign curative properties,
which God has iu-tlilcd Into the vegetable king
dom for healing the sick. than wcrc ever before
combined IN one medicine The evidence OK THIS
fact e found IN the great variety OF most ob-u-
nnfe diseases whiChit has been found 10 conquer.
IN the cure Of bronchitis, severe
Coughs, and the early stages OF ConsumP-
lion, h has astouishcd the medical faculty, and
eminent physicians pronounce u The greatest
medical discovery q the acc. While u cures the
s.ycrcst Cough- 10 strengthens the system and
purifies the blood. by iis great and
thorough blood purifying properties, u cures a.!
IEumOrs FROM the ..-t SCroiula 10 com
mCn Blotch, Pinple or Eruption.
N,-c1triI disease, Mineral Poisors, and their
effects are cradicated. and Vigorous health and =
sound constitution established Erysipclass
salt Rhcum, Fever sores, Scafy or
Rough Skin, n short al lhc numerous
diseases caused hy hsd blood, are conquered BY
this powerful, purifying and invigoraung medl'
cine.
II You feel dull, drowsy, debiltatcd, have sal
low color OF skiu. or yc4lowlsh brown spots on
fsc, or BODY. frequent headache or dizziness,
bad taste In mouth, internal heat or ohills alter
mated with hot Pushes low spirits, and gloomy
forehOdinCs, irregular appetite, ana tongue coat
Cd vog are suffering from Torpid Liver or
sEsiliousuess.3 In many cases OF q" Liver
CompIaints only part OF these symptoms
arr experienced. A. 3 remedy for all such cases
Or F!rrcc's Golden Medical Discovery has no
r,ual IS q effects perfect cures leaving the liver
.irenrfhcned and healthy. For the cure OF fia-
bituaI Constipation % the Bowels II Is
anryer Telling remedy. and those who have used
n for this purpose nrr lo-d IN it, praise.
The proprietor offers : eco reward for medl-
Gin. tl,st uill cqual IL Z the cure 81 all the dis
,.l,.. for which ltis recommended.
,nl by druggist, NJ : per bottle. Prepared
81 X. Y. Pierce, W D.. sole Proprietor. at his
a,iuicll Laboratory, 1913 seneca Street, Buffalo,
Y.
send your address for pamphlet.
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BEST THING IN THE WEST,
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe r. z
E1A NvA @D GO
THREE MILLION ACRES
Situated in and near he 1rkGHSas Fdilcl
Finest portion of Kohlsas!
A FREE PASS To LAND BUYERS.

Eleven year- Credit Seven per cent. InIcrcs
~ per cent. reduction 10 Settlers who improve
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CAMPHORINE.

PAIgtPAIS PAINE The Great Discovery
for the relief OF pain, aud sure and Immediate
cure Tor Rheumati I'm, chronic and acute, Sprains,
sc. II has "a pleasant aud refreshing od0r, amt
will not grease or stain the most delicate fabric
which makes 10 luxury IN every family Price.
% cents per bottle. For sale by al druggists
REL HEA MOlI Pren-L. View llrA.
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A
BUSINESS

is offered to every energetic man or woman who
wants to make from so to 70 a week. We want
such agents local and travelling, in every city and
town in New England. Yor particulars, call on or
address, VIZ. sTErsOS 4 CO.,
Boston, Mass.
OFFICE over Quincy Market. marll4w
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THE FACTS sbou. this Grant arc-Low Prices,
Long Credit, sud Rebate 10 settler, Of nearly
one fourth a Rich Soil, AMI Splendid Climate -
short and mild Winters; carly planting and no
Wnteriug ct stock plenty OF Rainfall, and just at
the night season; Coal, Stone and Brick on the
line: Cheap Rate, On Lumber, Coal, &c; no lands
owned by >pCculgtor- Homestead and Prc-cmP-
ton. now abundant; 4 nrstclass Railroad ON the
line Of q great Through Route; Products viii pay
for Land and Improvements.
IL is The REST opportunity ever offered to
the Public through the recent COM
pIetIon Of the Road.
For Circulars. and general information address
A.E. TOUZALIN,
MANAGER LANp DEPOT.
TOP EI[ y. X ~ - - AS,
Jan2s 3m
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err in another place, advertisement Of Iowa
OLE and Nebraska Lands.
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CaNVASSlNG BOOKS SENT FREE FOR
PROF.. FOWlER'S
ITUDENTs.Agent. wanted
lIvlNGSTOkE Is q S;"'' AFRICA

d., hayiu. PROVES Il ADORE aH others the book
the MASSES WAHF. 70 goes Ike WILD
FIIsls. over 600 page, only $3.50. More
Agents wanted.
NOTICE-Bc not deceived tl mi-upr- rui4
tiou- made f. palm of hi-L-prcci inferior w9. >r.
but send for circulars aui see Proof ~ -i.',
ucnt- 4 great success ~ orr agents Pocket
companion, worth slU, mailed f,rc. Hl BbAitp
BIOS. Pun.. d Nl.hnEi0n n. Enltln ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-20
MANCHESTER NEWS.

Church NOTES.-The protracted meeting
which has been in progress for the past four
weeks at the Methodist church will close to-
night The congregations have been large
and great interest manifested The number
of converts has been eighty-seven, of which
sixty have been added to the church.
The members of the Meade Memorial
church and all interested in It's welfare are
requested to meet there tonight at i O'Clock
on busiuess>nE. urgent Importance.
FIRE N TIE CousTRY.-The barn, corn,
house. and other out-buidings of Mr.. Joseph
N. Newly, i'll Dale township, about four
miles from Old Courthouse, were entirely
DESTROYED, together with their contents,
Sunday morning last. The fire was the
work Of an incendiary, but Mr.. Newly has
been unable to lasten suspicion upon any
one.
The BAPTIST CoScERT.--From the prcpa
rations which have been made the concer;
soon 10 DC given by the choir Of the BaptIs
church will ID the best ever gotten up il
our midst. The proceeds are to be devoted
to charitable object.
MINOR TorIcs.- The fall term Of the Cir
cult Court close. to-day.
The Wide-Awakes meet in the room adj
ioinin" the Oyster Bay tonight.
Several unimportant cases were before thu
Police Justice Yesterday.
The sessions Of the Jefferson Literary SO
ciety, temporarily suspended on account o
the religious meetings, will be resumed mex
Tuesday.
Notwithstanding the hard times, the mar
ket is well supplied with the necessities and
luXurics of life.
\ grand union demonstration in behalf o
the Sabbath->choul cause is spoken OF.
Manchester is to have another division u
colored Sons Of Temperance.
The business of the Bank of Manche$tc
is increasing slowly but surely.
Personal NoTEs.-Pcter X. Morgan, tn
old war-horse, was in town Yesterday III at
tendance at court.
Colonel David Mcdaniel, the Napoleon o
the turf, vas in town yesterday.
Mr.. Cal. Davis, late Of this place, was u
last accounts at Nyack, Conn.
George ". Brooks, whose leg WAS latel.
umputatcd, Is doing well.
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How to Help the HELPLESS.

Editor Dispatch ch,-You will permit me 10
occupy small space in the columns Of your
uamdble paper somewhat in review Of an
article that appeared in the Dispatch few
days ago appealing to the authorities of the
city in behalf of the poor laboring man. evil
dcntly with the view OF inducing the Council
to undertake some extra job-a fat one, OF
course. for somcbody-w the poor labor
ing man will be made to feel his poverty the
more-when he will be offered fifty or
seyentg.tiye cents Il day, and informed ii he
thinks proper to work for that he can 20 to
work, when the contractor for said job
stands by with his bands in his pockets
and gets from So TO > a day for the services OF
the man that he gives the pittancc OF Ioc.
or. at most, 81. Now, Mr.. Editor, it Is to
be hoped that no such fat job is in cUnteLn-
DIation: but if such is the fact, let the con-
tractor give the proper bond to pay remu-
ncrative wages to his employees. But, Mr.
Editor, allow me to say that the laborlnS
man of this city-that is, the frugal and in
dustrious-the man who does not spend his
twenty or thirty cents a day in trlfles. but
has been taking care of the pennies, knowing
that the pounds will take care of them
selves. is not likely to become dependent
upon the city's bounty, but has got shot
in the locker, and will be able to stand the
storm. and not hold out the hand to receive
charity.
1t is true, Mr.. Editor, that there will be,
and now are, many men out Of employ
ment-some because of one reason, some
because of another-but if all other unen'
ployed gentlemen, and all others that may
lose their situations during the fall and
winter will adopt the rigid rule of economy,
abstaining from the use all unnecessary luXll,
ries and all beverages-I do not insist thal
any should join Il temperance society or the
Sons of Temperance, though would so ad-
wise but simply that each one should adopt
the rule of depositing with his wife o.!
some member OF the family, before leaving
home, the amount which he has been in the
habit of spending daily for notions to gri'lly
appetite or the sociality of life. Times like
these-umes of necessity-oI'en teach lessous o Us
that the people would not learn IN any o,nef .et
way, and Instances may be adduceo taat
such striugcncy has induced habits OF econ
emy that have laid the foundations OF future
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-20

SFECCLATION.--lti i doubtless best and most pro-
n:r to earn ones living by the sweat Of the brow
n.li any short cut 10 wealth should lie discreditcd
l,y these. mol:tli.s who are The Road ounsson
crs % ~ sIcak OF society. Nevertheless, dc, rilt
The general admission which will he accorded hi.
dou;:inc, tho wise advice Of these who have becl
there aud who advise whether they have won ol
los, and al; lie saws Of Poor Hichtri' meA will
speculate more u less, be II In lands or stocks
PORK or cotton, Western lands or Chicago lois. l.
mar has small cap.tal-if his surplus for spccn
taIvc aims pc slcrdcr-he must speculate, II he Is
determined IL DO 80 al al; moderately and lnan-
ner to make small afford tile clauce. at least
Of 4 large return. Fifty dollars invested In tht
fourth drawing OF tic PUBLIC LIBRARY or KEN
TcCKr may produce S250,000, The success, /
succc,e IL H., Is immense; the risk Is cvmpara;vel!
li.lt,
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Cnnyicti.n cG Eoss Tweed.

New IoRE. November ly.-!hc Jury III
the case Of Tweed rendered verdict oi
guilty on all the counts.
The dctcucc took exceptions 10 any cX-
ccpt "eucI;,l verdict Oh al thc counL>. he
defence moved IN ;!!rtst oi judgment on The
ground Of want oi iuris d'ctluu, and tnat
lhc act OF 1870 creating the Board Of Audit
was repealed by the act OF 1873.
The court replied it vas useless 10 waste
time, Us il VA, convinced on tLc;c points.
The defence demonstrated.
judge Davis replied he had no Intention
to wound the feelings Of the counsel ior the
defence.
The defence said the answers by the
prosecution to the points made by the de-
lcncc were Illuminating, the prosecution
calling them triilng.
Tweed is allowed 10 attend to priyayc
business in IL Close c&rriagc in custody Of two
deputy shcriaS. There are no special limits
tu bis movements.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-20

SPECIAL SoTICE.-Wheuever we recommend 4
worthy object we feel Il double satisfaction: First
that Of bemcdtiug those who avail themselves OF
our suggestions; aud s.cond that of having as
sisted I mertorious article. These remarks arI
suggested to rs by noticing the advertisement, Of
that truly wonderful medicine TIE GLOBE.
FLOWER COUGH SYRUP, which occurs III TINS Is
slr and iu referring to il. We most heartily recon-
mend il 10 those of our readers who arc afflicted
with any Kind of cough or lung affection. win oui
most distinguished physicians and oldest citizens
the merits uf TIE GLOBE-FLOwER SikCf are a'
familiar ~ The late rebellion; ana TO AL VINO ar
needing safe, pleasant, aud most eincacio"s co'Si
medicine we would suggest that they Use tht
OVER t'ouGII SYRUP which has borne
thousaud, of human b.ings-who were languishine
under that terrible disease consumption. weak
homeless, and dcspairing-out OF the depths "i
d.spoudency into the paradise OF health ana cheef'
fulnesS.
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Exchange as: s'nstai Cards between the
: United States and Germany.

WAsnG5GToS, November l2.-An arrange
mcnt has been entered into between th"
United States and Germany for IN cX-
change OF poStal,r1rd> between Tie two
countries. to 70 into effect on the l. Of D.
rcnlhcr, 1873. The postage OH postal cards
sent from tho United States 10 Germany IL
tiXcl at two crnta each, TIE prepayment OF
which is II Lc made by alXiug - tie
United state. postal cards m ordinary one
cent United states postage stamp i'll addition
10 The stamp printed or Impressed on the
card; but unpaid or iustIiliclcmtiy-p pos
tai cards viii not b. forwarded Ill the Ilals
between the two countries.
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COOK & LhUGHT0S, 10Y O'Clock \. 81, da =
mo,!ds, gold and silver watches, line gold chains,
opera and lrld-sasses. &c
COOK & LAuGIITON, IL a. H.. at stables OF
Mcssrs. Turner & Co.. Franklin street. inulc.f
horses, carts. wagon, sc.
y. NJ. LEE. 4 p. NJ. trustees sale OF two lots oil
Graham between Williamsburg avenue aud Full
tOn street.
". Is. EUbI&$. L. ". three urp.r Grace s,lcc
Lni!d3E lots.
GEIBGS u WILLIAMS, 4. 7. NJ. trustees salt
Of llT,mcd dwelling Oh the east side vi Adam:
slrGc; h"twccI Clay and Leigh.
THOMAS y. EEESEE, 10 \. NJ, household fur
nltll.c. st.
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The Proposed .eir-..ir,c aaiiceaI from
Chicago TO S.sarIcston, -. 4.

CuAKItsr0y, November Il. A large meet
ing OF the Chamber 81 Commerce. has taken
favorable action regarding the proposed
direct railway from Chicago to Charleston,
and has appointed COMMITTEE 10 arrange
tor the reception OF delegates from the North.
west on the llth ot December, When it Is cN-
pcctrCt TO give fresh impctu, 10 the move
I,,tt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-20

ilEAE JEOrBLES AND THE CoLoRED
- MAacuESTkK AND RICHMOND
anI nocling Of the Onion Guard, oi
..~r, conttanded by Captain James
.n lhc following resolutions were
.'i, that wc, the officers and mem
a' mon Guard, Of Manchester, do
.rHdrr our services, through AdJu-
arrai Richardson, 10 L. 5. Grant,
81 Oi the United States, TO serve in
elsewhere should II be necessary.
n5, Irul the Adju'ant.General OF
u Virginia be requested 10 inform
.;"Gt ot the same.
g-day night the Carney Guard, Of
aa, commanded by Captain K. Ii.
q. By Il lnaumous vote also adopted
& resolutions.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-20

,,,,9 nuicidc OF Nr. T.. s. Hutch
tuSOI,.

~
tu>on.
>nawdcu Hutchinson. formerly
..l fhr nru OF Hall 4 Hutchinson.
.,, Au: at present salesman and
..>.- n The uutjon-hou>c OF McS>rS.
>.au. Main street between Thir-
fourteenth, attempted suicide
.. n1M>clf in the head With a pistol
f. ming about II o'clock in the
-.... n the basement Of the busi.
.. .swrl. The report of the pistol
...ns.&iA~ house who were at work
...-,. na: ,h.y supposed that the noise
..f Ns,.\ u'ln- over in the base
,.u@ time afterwards one
,...- gentlemen had occasion 10
49,. .nta Inv racAing-room, where he
...I Mr.. uu;tuiu,ou lNin- on The floor
uro,u>rly. H. lmmrdtlteiv report
N.. K@Ir that h" thought ne hao laueh
.t. himself. | Hon returning 10 .he
go. was toHnd that he had sho' nm
..s. Draltlu, tabeII' ana -. a. All
.,- ..,,G.1, >ummon'a' au" cAa'iI'',o ",
...m (. "orA II was '>cor's'hea 'na' 'l''
.s'.r, 81" !Itht tempe "'"e'" '"c 't,
""",:Hic0 'h' upper '''''n''t' =,
.-. .nI .".-"d HN"tI Tue n't,!i''"", ~
=. ,,'. IN S6' outside "l 'a' Z, ~
'.,r tAc rhy>'c:an> arrived Inc paN'
.:'lrd 10 bc a small one. was us
.st r2>'l: 'A'fat'rQ hy 'li'ths TUX
. ., aut mHAin- >lh"i ln'l>ioH.
- o'clock Nr. HUTCHINSON W2> 'e-
- ..c N''l."'I 'o'i'Se lhhi tn"lH !,
%. ! comfortably >tU"ru. ano l'>'
>- ~l'e ln- under lie influence oi III
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EnfaI sulnElnr ENDLO.iCm.

PoTrsv1lLg. PA, November IA sui
phur explosion has occurred in the mines
near fremont, terribly burning seven per-
sons and killing one. There Is intense eX'
cilement around the entrance Of the mines
awaiting tIdings from those pfo,iiaed under
Grouu1.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-20
Marine D;Sastcr-A MuEtiercr Escape

New YORK, November 19.-lhc schooner
+. Y. Turner, irGm Honduras hl!hrr, was
cap,zcd yesterday, in Long Island sound
and three lives lost.
William }. Sharkry. held tor killing Dunn,
has escaped from the ronbs in female attire
Mrs, Wesley Allen remained III the cell.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-20

PERsoSAL.-M Major Neuahie, Of the Peters
burg Index and -1Ipcai, was in the city yes
terday.
Or. John w. Lawson, senator-elcct from
the Isle of Wight district, and Jude +. T..
Anderson. Of the Supreme Court OF Appeals.
were registered at the Exchan5e Hotel lat
night
Governor Walker is expected TO return to
the city loGaY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-20

PARDoSLD.- Louis Francis. convicted a.
the Jantl;rv term of the CORPORATION Cou!i
Of Norfolk OF false swearing in registering
himself as voter. and sentenced to one
years Imprisonment in the city jail, has been
pardonvd hy Governor Walker,
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS IN TIE RICHMOND

UNAVAILABLE LETTERS IN TIE EltHM0ND
Posi- OFFICE NOVEMBER 19.-M. =. EnosS,
West Point. King William county, Va; e..
Baxter Hill. 1922 st. james street, c!ty;
William II. Loving. 9l2 S. Fifth street, Phil-
adclphia, Penn. Mes>rs. j. MONTE u Co.,
1873 Market street, Norfolk, Va; Mrs. katy
Shelton, care james Shelton, city; Iiss Alice
Willis. Mill"y'S Tavern, kius William coun'
Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-20

Police Court, WEnSEspAY.-Jo>t+ce g
lVhltc.-Gcorge and Alexander Taylor (ne-
yrocs) were liucd 81 each for driving acr"Sa
the sidewalk nu Sixth street beyond Leigh.
Martha WillaiaS (ncgro), { iiIty Of ,t@al-
ing quilt belonging to l.. Bowman, was
sent to Jail for thirty days.