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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-11-28
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Educational.

EDITORS: NOVEuBER X, 10 DECEMBER e.
E4ifor IN Ciicf-H =. Alexander.
Assisfdais-J c. Brook, Mis- Allah \. Buck
Icy and \. L.. Nctipnagi-.
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7uesdoy, the 3Oth doy Of December,

A BsOLETE DIVORCE: OBTAINED FROM
~ COURTS of dineTrIi States for drscriion.
Sc. % publicity required. No charge until
,iivurc,. granted. Address,
VI. HOUSE, Attorney, II Broadway, NY.
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MortSdSe Sale.

V(TIiEi.E A., on the ~ dlT a July LES. bonn
w " Bolton AMI Elisabeth ls.lion, his Hiie.
al the county of Andrew, in the STAT ul Ml-sJu-
ri. executed and lrlivcrctlt to .Nnlrr-oa i~tip.in>,
uf the county OF buchanan, sud >t.;. of Mis-
souri,, their certain mortgage deed; w.Iich saIts
mortgage deed j. rcc"r,'d in book ~, ~ pagc
~, in the Recorder pIl;cr at fh- c'!i.Ity 81 M
drew. ia the STATE of Missouri; c1blyry III. 10 ihr
said ANDERSON llInkins thu following tsScribt'!
drew, anil state of Missouri: Tina l. ~ say, be-
ginning ut Il, >ias" twenty feet ca,: vi the south
east corner of lOi number l, in block nu,n'-f l..
running north parallel with said lot number | to
"A stake twenty feet cI,t al the northeast corner
of sIi'l lot. thence east 10 Robert Mci'itl , iinr.
thence south To the corner of SAMUEL +. NICHOLS
lant, thence we-! to The place nf beginning: aiso
lots Iuimb-rs onr. two ami three, IN block mum
Der one; all in thu TOWN OF Rochester Which
said conveyance wa> msrle tn secure The pay
mcnt of u certain protais-ory note, III sail nioi e.
gage deed mentioned anil des,rii1',; sail note
iaf-,l ''S;. Joseph, Mo, June asIfh, 1855"
caliin. for one hundred dollars, payable. with
ten per cent. interest, twelve months after date
To Anderson HmkinS or ORDER. AMI Sigurri John
". ~iIc.tpn; AMI, whereas, II l. rrurittst. I'D SAID
mortga,r deed that il sail note be not well and
truly paid whrl the same becomes due AMI pay
allie. according 10 the tenor and effect thereof,
then the said Anderson Nsnkins, or IN, legal
representative, or at thc r"I''e'f oi flr- irSil
holder oi said mote, the then acting Sh'riH oi
N,rir-w county may proceed tu -rll the rial rs
tate herciniefo.e described, ut public Srisliir,
"a the highest bidder, at the house dor.
in the city oi savannah. county of Andrew, ami
Sihfc oil sit-NptiE, HiN VIZ SIM '"tS peh'f
noiice OF the time. terms and pilce al sale ami
of the property Ia Ia sold. by advertisement in
,ini- new s,Hpcr published in the county of An
drew, anil state aforesaid. AMI upon such sale
shall make anil deliver u deed la the purchaser
thereof AMI receive the proceeds of sail = ilr an's
nav .atl note with The interest ant. casts at sale;
and " Whereas sail note. with the ntrre>t.ihcreon
/. nov ,iu. and uuplil; II " Therefore, l, FEM
broke Mercer. sheriff ui the county OF Andrew,
in tI, Ststc ui Missouri. "A; the request OF the
legal holder uf eaid note, and hy virtue Of the
uuIhori,r in me vested by said mortgage deed,
" i'll, on
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Saturday. The 6h day Of Dccembe
Partition S0ie.

d. yiriu, ani uu'h,riry al nn orl'r Of sale.
Is I.,u ii fiona thr oiir. oi tn, Clerk Of thr Cir
rni, t,urt, within anil Tor III c IrIty of Andrew,
in IN. state of Missouri. In TIL rtlsr of .Andr.w
4. Murph John Murpliy, samuel Murphy
Nancy jane Murphy, Jam IL. Murphy anu
John Il. Nnrphy. t.yprgc W. Srlectiniu nnd
S,r.t, JAM, the wife al sail George W. Select
man, pliin,inS, NJ tinSt f.nnci, VI u 'hrrt., AMI
sarah Jane x ,brrtf, Who " thr wiz OF said
Frluri, VI. Roberts William Murphy, Jane.
Hrs:s, Alexander Bsgg-, TIL ma, y. Riggs ami
iittiIn fSr.s, John joins, tilitm Jones ami
MARY A. Jones, ltcbc,c1 Whiilo,, James n.
RohrrtS, and Thonss A.. Roberts. d'fenlints, !
will sell, for The purpose Of PARTITION, II! public
yrn,lu,, 10 the highest bidder. for cash, ut The
{ nurt -hn,,-c door in the city of savannah, county
of Andrew, and state of Missouri, on
.~SafurtIay, the 1871 day Of December,
4. u. 1873, the following described real estate.
all Twin. AMI being In the SAIL county al Andrew,
and II IL. of Missouri, tu-wit; Siicty-two
ant, onc-half acres bounded n, follows: Begin
min: ON the halt section line, forty ro'iH east OF
the northwest corner Oi The southwest quarter OF
section thiriy-iour, in township siNty-onc, oil
RANGE. thirty-iour, running Thence east ninety
two and oiir-half rods, thence south one nun
,irrI aul sixty rods IT, The south line OF aiiu Sec
tlon thirty-four, thence west On section liiie
uIurty-two and onr-half rods, thence north To
lilac. of beginning; also forty and nineteen one
bunlr,,i,h- acres being lot number eleven, IN
northeast quarter of section three, In township
iifty-ninc, of range thirty -tour.
PEMBROKE MERCER,
II Sheriff of Andrew county, Missouri
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She771"S Sale Under Mort
oaoe Nth PO1cerT Sale.

EJTHEREtS. Catherine Kelley, on the 18th day
w of March. ISL, c,nvryc, - James hi=lcr
the real c-tit.h"rrin trt.r deScrii"'t, b., her c"r-
: in rnor;.s.. deed uf that datr, r!",l and record
Ell in th,. Il. cprirr's ufir' ut Andrew county,
Missouri, 1T ,,agr I,i. book ~. III The Records OF
Andrew county, for the purpose ~ n.'curihGti ""
payment ut n certain pr"ni,sory Role therein
dl-rrihrt. =.
And whereas, il i further provided in said
mortgage deed that in case of default IN toe
payment of said note, the then acting Sheriff
pf ANDREW county might, at the request OF the
legal holder of said note, Prhcttri 10 sell saih
real --s.tr ut public auction AMI cutlery, after
giving AT iri.t thirty days public notice of the
time, term, and place of sale, and nf the prop
paper printed ami published in the city of sa-
yinnaIi, Andrew county, Missouri.
Ard whereas. default has been made in the
laymrn; nf said nntr =, described in said
mori@I=. deed, antl the whole amount OF prin-
cilaI AMI interest remains due nm! unpait:
Now. therefore, by virtue al tn. power ami
authority in said mortgage. and NJ the request Of
the legal holder Of said note, | shiil, on
Tuesday, the 30th dry Of December.
AID. IS7s, between the hours of Ten O'Clock A.
NJ. aul four O'Clock PM. at the south door
Of The rorrt-hou-c, in the city of Savannah,
Andrew e ,Itnty, Missouri, proceed To sell To
the highest an,l best bidder. for cash IN hand.
the real r-tatr in said mortgage described, as
fellows, to-wIt: Lot number twelve tl2j IN the
addition 10 Whitcsyillr, AMI situstcd on Platte
river. as-,hown on the plat of sud. iowa. and
in Andicw county, Missouri, Tor the purposes
in said mortgage SET forth.
PEMBROkE MERCER,
Shrrif of Andrew county, Missouri.
W. \. t.GEENLtI:, airy. Us
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w. f. BURTCH, NJ. d.,
Fillmore, Mo.

PHYSICIAN. Surgeon, Acecashcur, &c. Sur.
L grry , speciality. a.
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S;heJff7s Sale.

DY virtue and authority Of general execution,
ID issued from the Office Of ;lic Clerk "f the
Cirruii Court of Andrew county, Missouri, re-
iurnabir ut The december terra, lS13. of said
Court, anil TO me directed. in favor of Edward
\. PhilIp-, AMI against John W. Baty aud
Thomas Wright. I have levied upon ant! seized
NIL the right. title, interest AMI claim Of ih' SAID
John " ftaty and Thomas Nr:S.:! of, in anti To
the ioliowins described real estate, to-wtt:
S.ceniy-nnc acres, being on the north -id ut the
northwest, quarter, and f;ty-'hre. acres in the
northwest corner of The northeast qutriCri NIL IN
section thirty, township hfty-nin-. range thirtv,
four; all win. AMI being in the sail county, and
State Of Missouri; AMI | vii, on
SATURDAY., The 9Th lay Of December.
4 u E.3, between the hour, 81 nine O'clock IN
the forenoon aul iirs n'cluck in the afternoon OF
that day, n, the Court II pu-c DIOR IN the rliy of
Savannah, c:..!niy Of Andrew Aforesaid. sell the
same. 90 - much thereof IL may liz Required, 81
public vrniiu.. 10 The Highest hidicr, Tor cash ~
hand. tsul,i-ci 10 all prior liens and juismrits,)
t. >till T. said execution aud casts
~ NRR1KE MERCER.
- Sheriff of Andrew county. Missouri
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Saturday, the 9th day of January,

A. d.. ISL, between the hours Of min" O'Clock IN
The ,or.nnon and five O'clock III thu afternoon oil
sail day, AT the Court-hou'c door, in The ciiy oil
savannah. county "I Amirrw, AMI stat, oil W.,
snnri nr,c,,,i 10 sell the above described real
estate, at public ~ycn,iue, 10 the highest bidder,
for cash and apply the proceeds to The purposes
mentioned In said mortgage ,'rtd.
PEMI.ROkE MERCER,
sheriff nj Andrew COUNTY, MlSsOurI.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-26

BILE; Charles Z. Robbins, justice of the
peace and road commissioner.
Dale Tornsinp.-Johni Murphy, super
visor; W. E. Gill clerk; Lee Wells, justice
OF the peace; w. G. Gill, collector: K. d.
Flournoy, assessor; 4. NJ. Cbalkley and
Edwin Wilson. conStables; A. L. Winfree.
commissioner of ruad:: B. J. Duval. over
seer Of poor. All Conservatives no Radical
ticket in the field. fffs.sr-..-. f...
Ndtodcn To'rnshtp.--J. r. Robertson,
supervisor; Samuel A. Mann, ASSESSOR
Ihdffas Totty, road commissioner; +. F.
Lockett. clerk; James T. Clayton. collector; ;
Fl. ID. Perkins, William N. Robinson, and
r. l.. Jones, magistrates; Fl. NJ. Harris and
Hector Dahl, cons,abIes; Joseph E. Taylor,
oterseer Of poor. All Conservatives-by
about 100 majority. !.
Clorer HU ToHnshp.-R. 7. Grymes.
supervisor; Sydenham Brooks, assessor and
collector; T. NJ. Cheatham. clerk J. w.
Pinchack. magistrate: DIR. Crittenden, con-
stable; William Spears, commissioner of
roads !; r. $. Wilkinson, overseer of poor.
Bermuda Toarnsh,p.-S. Maddox, super
visor; L. V. Burgess. assessor Z. J.
Bland. commissioner Of roads; David
Wood collector; J.. Y. Roe and J. NJ.
Powell, magistrates; Henry Fields and Al
fred Elicit. constabIes; Emmett Rowlett.
Wersccr of poor: A. Ii. Cumber. clerk
This ticket is composed of both parties. and
has Il majority at the Hundreds. Noreturns
received from Chester.
Board Of Superrisors.--T new board
consists of Geo. ii. Jewett. II. Fl. Robertson,
John Murphy, and r. 7. Grymes, Conscrva-
tives. and Jos. Walker and S. F.. Maddox,
Radicals.
Socrates Brooks. of Midlothian, president
| Of the Board since its organization, declined
Il reelection. The election of Maddox aS
supervisor is the only reverse the Con>erva-
tives have sustained. having carried four
townships and greatly reduced the majority
i'll Manchester township, the Gibraltar of
Radicalism.
GRAND JURORS DRAwN.-Manchester Torn-
ship: James NJ Moody. Jos. W. Bronaugh,
Jr.. William B. Bowman. Edwin Bourne,
William Ii. Garuett.
Do'c: Quintus Chalklev. William Hoy, G.
j. Wilkins.
Corer Hill: William a. Johnson, :. D.
Lucas, Il. T. Cheatham, NJ. w. Walden, I. NJ.
Cheatham.
Bermuda George c. Gregory, William
Il. Gregory, William Britton.
Midlothian: : Junius l.. Archer, Lawson
MOFTlselt, JolH LoChctt, ooel E' iasioi
Randolph Ammonette.
Mdtodco Wm. Bagby, James 7. 'Rob
nett, J. J. Ivcv.
These gentlemen have been drawn accord
ing'to law TO serve rs grand Jurors for tlf
term of the Chesterfield County Court com
mencing June 9th.
MEETING or THE TRrsTEEs.--A called meet
ing of the Board was held Friday night
President Crow in the chair, and all the
members present. A.W. Burnett, secretary
| of the Board and auditor. was removed, and
Joseph b. Walden elected in his stead. After
transacting unimportant business ih" boart
adjourned TO meet next Friday night.
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A. Il. DUESHERkY. High Constable. II A. NJ
furniture cooking stove. SHOWCASES. ca"''H' @''
" B.RAT,LIFFE. Ing A. NJ. groceries. &r
RICHARDSON & CO.. 5P. Ma brick dwelling on
Marshall street between Twcnty-seventh ana
Twcutv-cielih streets. Church Hill.
W.GODDIN. PM. eleven half-acre lots In Duval :
addition. orposit" I" The llam cemetery.
THOMAS ". KEEsEE, at 10 \. NJ. at his auction
house. furniture. pianos. Sr
COOK & LAUGIITnN.la la A. NJ. al NO. lile FRANK
lin street. next house below the Ballard House.
household furniture. SC.
s y. DAVIS, - i. NJ, for the connis 'oners. bre
houGcs aud lots on Durll street between Judah
stIrct and Premises alley.
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Raleigh, n. e..

THE STRIKE ENDED- THE TEN-HOUR SYSTEM TO
DE ADOPTED THE WEATHER.
Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.
RALEIGH, n. C., May 24.-Hostilfties have
ceased. The strikers, in meeting last night,
resolved to accept the compromise offered by
the contractors; that is, to work eleven
hours per day from May 26th to August lst !;
at which time The ten-hour system will be
inaugurated, and strictly adhered to in every
particular by contractors. 81.
The strikers resume their various employ
mentS on Monday mornip. (, and work which
which has been standi...g still for week will
90 brayely on once more.
The weather r.<as intensely warm here to-
day. Toni <ent, considerable clouds hang
over us, Indicative of storm. A brisk
breeze sprang up after dark, which makes
mig 1T more endurable.
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Police CoURT-Jushce Wnte.-nunln
and Alice Moore, charged Win threa,en,ns ,,'ns,
", l.. Cook and his wife. Disehafee' ufo'
payment oi s2.1o, costs. s.o "a tor f,st
}. NJ. Davidson was hneu SZ.'V ioi '"<'
driyin. through the streets OF tne Guy, ul.
James Collin, tor asSaulting hafii'' in'
lcr. Fined $40. die
w. l.. Cook, charged with cseatips .' nH
turbance in the family Of j. W. moore. us
charged UPON ayment OF Sl.lo COSTS.
Thomas Farmer, chrrSed with asSaunins
Paul Jasper in tic street. Given the cnos.e
of paying fine of $50 or going To jail ''r
thirty days.
John Miller WAS fined $3.50 for str,kipg
Tony Efray.
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Suicide of n Citizen OF NOrfOlk-City
Sergeant Dying.

Especial telegram To the DispatchI
NORFOLK, May 2i.--Mr. E. W. Hardy,
proprietor Of livery stable here, committed
suicide at his country residence, seven miles
from town, this morning about O'Clock, by
shooting himself through the bead with a
Colts revolver. Deceased was sixiy-eight
years old. and possessed considerable wealth.
The suicide is attributed to mental depres-
sion, occasioned by domestic troubles. Re-
port of the pistol awakened his family, who
found Mr. Hardy lying dead In the ball with
the pistol still clenrhed in his right hand,
which was extended across his breast.
Colonel Thomas J. Corprew, city sergeant,
is lying at the point of death, and is not ex-
Eected to survive through another night.
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NEARLY A FIGnT.--On Saturday morning
aboult haltplSt IL o'clock there was consider.
able excitement caused to the iuhalhtants OF
Franklin sllert near Fourteenth by the bel
lirerept attitude of two parties, one OF whom
threatened to whip any one member OF
family in "tair fst-tight," which family
stood collectively on the sidewalk and dared
the other party just "to touch any one =" OF
them. There is no telling what sal occur,
renee we might have had to chronicle had
not 4 gentleman in shrt-s|eeves ana with I'LL
apron around his neck stepped over 10 ilie
crowd. and catchin" one 10y the nape oi his
neck led his off Other persons now lhlef-
icred, and the matter ended with no one
hurt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-26

THE PHLIIARMoSlCs TO VISIT PETERSBURG
AGAIN.-The mnny friends OF the Richmond
Philharmonic Association will be gratitled to
know that pressing invitation has been eN-
tend, d To the Association by number of
prominent gentlemen TO visit Petersburg
aud give one of their superb concerts ut the
Academy Of Music some night during thus
week. The invitation has been accepted,
Int the day has not yet been finally fixed.
The good people OF the Cockade city may
rest assured, however, that they baVe il treat
i'm store.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-26

II>Ai CELEBRATION The final celebration
4 'ir. Jn ~i"ina Rho and Phi'oloSmn Socle'
'l"- If Etrnuond College will take place on
"Wednesday evening, June 18th. sai'laato-
an: }. ". Widulap, president Mu Sigma
i,h" Srci"'r. Uiatols Phi'Oiu1ian society,
}. ii. Nc"hiIi, MiddIcseX, Va; Mu sismi
Rho S"c!eI!, Z. II. Eager, Clinton, MISS
! aieGdori.n: j. Ad. French, president lil'
s"ip2an So"icl.. Committee: w. VI. lur'
pau. Virginia; e. 4. Darby, Maryland; ).
u. i!c.,i.y, Yves. Virginia ID. i. Miller,
Virginia J.. Lankiord, North Carolina; w.
'" Woodward, Virginia; Geo. A. SchinclZ,
'tteinia; :. NJ. Hickson, Higinia; >. h.
Irlhti", Sonth Carolina; f. ID. Sears, Nir.
.!nia; o. ). Bunting, Virginia. J. ". Gore,
Virginia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-26

CHURCH FAIR.-Thc ladies Of 81. Johns
(EpiscopaD church commence tair this eve
niug III the Third Presbyterian tabernacle.
on Broad street between Twenty fifth and
Twenty streets. The proceeds will be
devoted to the Sunday school OF st. .'ohnS
church. No pains will be spared to give en-
the satisfaction to all who may feel disposed
to aid the chllrc,l. The fair will be con-
tinucd during the entire week, and ;hc bcss
OF G, crythin. will be offered for sale.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-26

STRAWBERRY FEAsT-The ladies of the
Broad-Street Methodist church will inauSu-
ra' e the season of strawberry least> to-liI0r-
row evening in the lecture-room OF thut
church, where they will dispense this deli
cious fruit to their customers, one and all,
for fair consideration. The proceeds will
be- d.rotcd 10 the SUNDAY school and the
poor children cf the church.
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Louisiana Affairs.

New ORLEANS, May IA New Orleans
special SAYS: "Warmoth has commenced
suit against the Times. Damages, 81, 900.
rhe offensive article asserts corrupt official
action in regard to the Mississippi and Mex
leah Gulf canal" ,
The Republican editorially announces
Judge Durell', Intention to resign, and suS-
.te,tS that he has earned foreign mission.
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Apc.her ne.trnciive Tornado.

PRAIRIE Clrr, ILL.,. May IA fearful tor
nado passed mile and half north Of this
point Yesterday. pro,trating houses, fle.
graph poles, and fences, and kll.ins ana
woupdiny a number of persons. The wind
was so strong as TO move heavy stone from
the top Of cellar walls.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-26

RErs & cos pictures never fade. Noihing h"'
Grst-rl,s, material u-cd 1T their eStab liSh'nent
They have none but iir>t-rls> workman einpipyfd.
Photographs will fade unless shilfully handled
They use the best imported colors IN finishing ihcr
pictures: cheap co:ur> fade and make your picture
hidcous. Have the hest or none. Cards, $3.50 per
halr-lozcu large Size for 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-26

COMMISSIONERS APPolSTEp.-l I'ursuanc'
If an net of the General Assembly, the Gov
ernor has appointed the following cominl>-
sioners on the patt Of Virginia to settle tlie
ho,lud,ry line between thi, State and "ehi
Vircinia: McS>r>. L. $. Baker, winchester )
R. b. Gushing, Harli,onburg, and NJ. spit
Ter, of Page county. ..s-es.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-26

THE ENTAUR LISfMENr has cured, docs cure
and will cure more cases of rheumatism, stiff Joints
swellings, and lamencss upon and beast in one
dav than all other articles have Ut hundred years.
One says: Ihave not held per. In seven mouths
now am all right" Another that II the Centa'ir
Linimelt cured frightful burn without y scar ~;
another, 1t restored to hopelessly lame b. ne
worth four hundred dollars &c. Try 1t once. 1t
is wonderful thing.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-26

ELECTION RETURNs-CHEsTEnFIELD CouS-
NV = 1Gdlothian To,cnship.-The following
compromise ticket was elected. It was sup
ported by all parties: George d. JeTetf,
supervisor aud overseer OF the poor, Jonn
p. King, clerk; &. Il. tiournoy, assessor
Thomas Y, Mandcrs, collector and sansta'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-26

BUGGY SMASHED. "A horse attached to one
of Mr.. r. Dukes bnGgfes took lri.ht near
the corner oi Seventh and Clay streets on
Saturday afternoon and ran away. The
lorSe was not stopped until near Thirteenth
and Main street., where the top of the buggy
Was badly smashed by coming in contact
with other vehicles.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-26
The Atlantic DtSnsser-Recoseey OF
ROtiies-Mauy Still Missing.

New YORK, May 24.-Four hundred aud
twenty eight bodies have been recovered in
all from the wretk Of tue steamer Atlantic.
One hundred anu eigbteeh passeligess are
still missing; including nearl; dozen cabin
passengers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-26

CAMrEELL's photograph gallery Is well Known
throughout the State. All persons having pictures
mad. there we are sure Will not go away hissi'ls-
II, d. and their work will compare with any that Is
made In the city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-26

TIE LATE CAPTAIN CHARLES SELDES.-Ihe
remains of this estimabe young man, escort
ed by detachment of the old Howlzer oat-
TALON. were conveyed Saturday morning TO
the Danyile dep0 and sent to Powhatan
county for intermeDt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-26

THEY are making frames at IN" RICHMOND
FRAME STORE 1T such low prize that everybody
can now afford Ia have their pictures framed.
Don't forget the place. next to lie Doilar sIoie'
corner Ninth AMI Main streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-26

WE must say that the pictures made 1T CAMP
ErII'S wrll-kunwn photograph gallery, Size ~ hy
:" handsomely c"lorrd and framed, al INC 10" price
of s,.75 s,rpass anyihingin the way VI cheup work
We haze seen yet.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-26

CAIRO, May 24.-George Welden attempt
cd to arrest negro named Alexander
Thompson Yesterday, but the negro resisted
and struck Officer Thompson in The throat
with knife, in,ictiEg fatal wound:
The officer killed the negro and then ieil
dead
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-26

tai 1aw-useful, sersiceahie. and cheap. The all
verdser can fill the back of the cards with any
print ed announcement he NAV wish to make public,
aud send them through the mail for only one cent
Can be printed at this office at low rates. t-.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-26

,>NAuABIE lETrtKe REMAINING IN THE
I.,aMDnp Posr .OtricE May "a. lS,3.-MIs.
aourt, H. EtI,son, 12i west tlny street.
E.rhtuond, Va; Fred. WiS>lcr, corner Lewis
Asd sixth streets, New York; Ida Lee Stat
i9rd, Wilmington, \. c.; }. II. q. Z. Styhh.
Edmond, Va; j. NJ. Rcadstee. Il Son,
H3Nou, Mass, Box 5ll5; s. Blunt Mason,
i",t.ir lron-Works. Richmond, Va. G.
iH#Gt. No. 30 Essex street, jersey City,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-26

STRANGERS sEss1LD NOT FAIL TO VISIT TIE
DOLLAR STORE and see the beautiful assortment Of
.JcwcIry and FaTry trlclcs Of every cescr'inioh'
which are sold ai he low ratr "i one dollar