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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-23

49, UNION BANK OF RICHMoND,l
-. r January IL, 1875.
NOTICE.-An adjourned meeting OF the
~ STOCKHOLDERS Of this bank VIII take
place on MONDAY MKT, the goth instant, at
O'Clock r 81, In The rooms over the First Ma
I;onoi Rank: JAMES MILLER,
10 90 ID s-- Cashier. n
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STEWART GROVE, No. 5, q. 40. D.
~ BaoTHERs-Yon are requested to assemble At
your hall THIS Saturday EVEM Nc at IN
o'clock for transaction of business of lmporta nee.
81 order OF N. A. ., WILLIAM +. CREE,
10 o9.1tx u Sscretary.
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MEETINGS.

TT A: o. D.-OFFICERS AND MEM
~ sBERS OF LEE GROVE, No. You are
Ming at TX O'Clock, as bus mess Of Importance
Will be before the Grove aud The regular noIniha-
ton of officers Candidates for Initiation will please
be prompt. BY order of the n. A.
is.1a.1ts 4 Secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-23

V1HE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
HFRREw LADIES, SEWING CIRCLE will
take place on SUNDAY, January ,2Ath7T at 8
O'Clock in the synagogue. Election Of officers BY
ofoef y '"e : Mis-. HERMAN KoPPLE,
-, So Saryptary.
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The Sioux Sun.Dapce.

A letter from Red Cloud Agency to
the Des Moines Register thus describes
one of Mr.. Los refined amusements:
The object of the "sun- dance" is to
test the courage of the young warriors
to endure physical pain, under the most
trying circumstances, the one enduring
most coming out with the barbaric hon
ors. At 10 o'clock seventeen young war
riors, stripped entirely naked, save
limited breech-clout, came into the circle
and were operated upon. This operation
was performed by Medicine Man, hor-
ribly rugged out The first one to come
up was magnificent looking fellow from
the Cheyennes, all bone and muscle, and
in glorious health. The Medicine Man
first cut four gashes about three inches
long on the shoulders, near the point.
With smooth stick of hsrd wood he
made n hole underneath the Sits he had
cut, each taking in an inch or more in
width, and through which hole he passed
buffalo thong and tied it tightly. Then
the breast was served in the same man.
ner, after which one thong was fastened
to a fourteen-foot pole. To the other
thong was tied large beef head-a long
horned Texan, with about ten feet of
thong between the back and the head.
The young warrior then jumped into
lively dance, getting song of some sort
in keeping with the performance, Jerking
that bull head around 80 fast that at times
it was four or five feet above the ground
all the time pulling as best he could
at the thong fastened to the pole by
jumping back and swinging upon it. At
fpooo thn Aaal, 10
seemed to stretch out about eight or ten
inches, and when let up would close
down with a pop. The ropes in the
breast -fastening5 were the first to break,
one breaking at the top of the cut, the
other at the lower end. The top one
hung down full four inches, and this the
Medicine Man cut off dexterously. It
WAS put through an incarnation, when
the bloody, sweaty war iron was put
through a race of about forty yards with
that bull head hanging to his back. At
one boand he>horns stuck well into she
ground, and with vigorous pull the
thongs broke, and warrior was made.
He was terrible looking objsot, and 80
nearly exhausted that he had 10 be
helped away. During the last half of
his torture he uttered not word, nor
did he open his mouth, nor even vince.
His wounds were washed and bound up,
presents made TO him OF horses and
robes, and he recognized rs brave man.
There were sixteen more performances
of like nature, save that no other ones
took the double ties on back and breast.
Thirteen were tied by the back, the 9th
ers by the breast. The fat fellows got
away with the business very quickly,
but the lean, lank and more muscular
fellows had long and tough jobs with it,.
One fellow, breaking in frantic effort,
and falling under the heels Of my horse,
peeled head "a we'll as sore back.
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CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED.

-S{hs hN COAsA<Ds
SCRKScKs PULMosIo SYRUP.
ScHENcK's SEA WEKD Tome,
SCHkEcKs MANDRAKE PILLS,
Are the only medicines that will cure Pulmonary Con
sumption.
Frequently medicines that will stop a cough will occss
sion the death of the patient they lock the liver stop
the circulation of the blood. hemorrhage follows and In
fact they clog the action OF the that caused
the cough.
Liver Complaint and Dyspepsia the of two
thirds of the of Consumption Many persons COM
plain of dull pain in the side, constipation, coated
tongue pain In the shoulder blade feelings of dOvsness
and resessness the food lying heavily the stomach
accompanied with acidity and belching MP of wind
These symptoms usually originate from dsordered
condition of the stomach torpid liver. q
Persons affected II they take two heavy codA
and IL the cough in these be suddenly checked will
find the stomach and liver clogged remaining torpid
and inactive and almost before they the lungs
of aud liberated the result of which Is
death
Schenck's Punonic Syrup is eIpeetornnt which
does not contain opium anything calculated 10 check
a cough suddenly.
Schenck's Sea Weed Tonic dissoves the food, mixes
with the gastric juices of the stomach aids Digestion
and creates a ravenous appetite
When the bowels costive, skin salLow the symp
toms otherwise of bilious tendency, Schencks Man
drake Pills required
These medicines prepared only by
j. ii. SCHENCK a Son,
N. Il. corner Sixth and Arch Streets, Phta.
And are for sale by all druggists and dealers.
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IMPORTANT IMPROVEMENT IN TREATING
RUPruRE.-The Elastic Truss Company have
produced great revolution in the treatment of
hernia. Their new Truss is worn easy night
and day adapts itself to every motion OF the
body never displaced by hardest exercise re-
tanning rupture comfortably till soon perms-
nently cured Sold at the office of the COM
psny, No. 6S3 Broadway. New York city.
Trusses sent by mail Send for circular.
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WORLDS FAIhs.-Five Worlds Fairs
have been held in Europe. In 1851, at
London, opened during l4l days, visited
by 9, 039, 1876 persons in 1856, at p iris,
200 days, 3,162,330 visitors in 1862,
at London, III days, 6,21l, l03 visitors
in 1867, at Paris, 267 days, 1866, $3.50
visitors (; in 1873, at Vienna, 1856 days,
6,740, 500 visitors. Total, 33, 019, 0S7 Wis
itors, yielding $7,940,S2
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The season for coughs and colds is
rapidly approaching, and every one should be
prepared to check the first symptoms, as II
cough contracted between now and Christmas
frequently lasts all winter. There is no better
remedy than Johnson's Anodyne Liniment.
For all diseases of the throat and lungs it
should be used internally and externally.
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LUNG fever, common cold, catarrhal
fever and nasal discharge of brownish color
in horses. may be checked ut once 10y liberal
use of Steriddn's Cavalry Condition PO,oders.
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VEGETINE.-This preparation is scien-
tifcally and chemically combined, and 30
strongly concentrated from roots, herbs and
bsrks, that it's good effects are realized imme-
diatey after commencing TO take IL.
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CHICAGO Business Directory.


AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
CHICAGO scRAPER A DITCHER CO.. b Issails.
AUCTION AND SALE ROOMS OF HORSES, CAR
RiAGES AND HARNESS.
WESTON a 90 ~, 1876 and 1873 T. Washington. every
Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday. at 10 a m.
AUCTION MART FOR The SALE or HORSES. RAR-
NESS AND VEHICLES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
At AUCTION AND PRIVATE SALE.
NORTHWESTERN TATTERsALIs. l 10 Monroe.
AWNINGS. TENTS. TwIsEs AND coRDAGE-
GILBERT. HUBBARD CO.. so2 to 2oe South Water.
BAKING POWDER AND EXTRACTS.
DIR PRICES. Steele Price M'rrs. Dol ss s. Water.
Chicago 9O+ N. I'd. St Louis. "a Main, Cincinnati.
BANNERS AND GLASS sHcw-cARD WRITER'S.
MUM DRUM. 25 w. Madison.
BOOTS AND sH0es-AUcII0n AND COMMISSION.
JAS. p. MCNAMARA CO.. n k. Washington.
cowlHe's DRIVE AND WELL PUMPS. &c.
DOwNER a woOLNER % and los Franklin.
cRocxERY. CHINA AND GLASSWARE.
ADRIAN FRENCH a Co. IOl and 1903 wAbash-av.
ENGRAvER, SEALS, PRESSES, STEEL AND BRASS
STAMPS, STENCIL TOOLS AND STOCK
G. IL. HANSON. IS South Clart.
En6RAvERs.
s. d. CHILDs JR.. CO.. il5 Franklin.
ENGRavER. DIE siNKER a nANFR or STENCILS.
L. BoCHE. III II. Randolph.
ERGRAvERs ON WOOD, Etc.
SEARS BROS. CO. sw. cor Clark and Washington.
FLOWERS AND STRAW GOODS SPECIALLY.
DAILY, HENROTIN 90, IA and 146 Wabashav
FURNITURE.
A. L. HALE BRO. 30. so ~ aud ss Randolph.
GRASS SEEDS
ALBERT DICKINSON. III kinzis
GUNS CUTLERY MANUFACTURERS.
W. Is. SPENCER 90. 81 State. s-.'d for priOelist
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY -wHO, EsALE.
EDWIN HUNT & SONS 80 and 81 lake
HEAVY HARDWARE WHOLESALE
KrMBARK BROS 90. 80 to 81 hichisan-a,
HOTELS
WOODS HOTEL. Il6 4 1ls Fifth.av. Enoch Wosd
prop, late proprietor Of Woods HOTEL Safest
BREvOORT HOUSE, l43 and 1K II. Madison. On the
European plan. III. n. Thompson, proprietor
AETRoPoLiTAN H9TEL-s25O per day Cor State ate
OGDEN HOUSE-First-class In every particular Bar
Der Forrey. prop'rs Cor. Washington and Franklin.
WOODS HOTEL, "a % Washington o Sands, prop.
Price ~ per day. q. 5. Palmer ate City Hote) clerk.
LUMBER
THE PEsHTIGO CQ-Green Bay Lumber. North
Pier. w. K. Strong. Pres't; g. G. Hampstead. Secy.
NNERS. OF WABwIckSHIRE AND COLUMBIA SAU-
CES,lHP0RTED CATSUPS, FlAv0RiNG EXTRACTS.
LEWIS & CO.. l6a K. Kinzie. Send for prioe-list.
REAL ESTATE
JAS r. GOODMAN CO. 70 Dearborn.
saw MANUFACTURERS.
HENRY DIsSToN SOM W col. RAnc &ph Market
SEWING MACHINE COMPANIES.
HOME S. NJ. co. johnson, Clark Co, l4l State.
WATCHES, IEWELRY AND JEWELERS. SUPPLIES.
COGsvELL. WEBER Co. 1o5 and lO7 State.
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No CONVICT has escaped from the
Vermont State Prison for eighteen
years.
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THE LITTLE FOLKS.
when We Are Men.
fFor two boys.l

For two boys.l
FIRST Box:
We are only boys, but are growing fast,
soon our boyhood will be pact,
And ask myself again aud again,
What shall we do wnen We are men?
SECOND Boy:
BETTER ask what shall we do AS boys,
What shall we do with our books and toys?
With lessons 10 learn and teachers to please,
Better ask what We shall do with these:
For they will 90, when our youth is past
And IA you say, we are growing last.
FIRST Boy:
oh, but books get stupid, and teachers Cross,
| am sure they will be no very great less,
And when we grow To be our own men,
Oh, | wonder now what We shall do then.
Let us be good and let us be great,
We win do something at any rate.
sEcoSD Boy;
But YOU forget, as boys make men,
W. must labor now ana prepare Tor then,
And our books and les ons 20 hard ana airy,
Are fitting us now for the by-and-by.
II we please our seacher, and mind each rule,
And are prompt and punctual at school;
II we try 10 do right again and again,
Wen be ready tor work, when wo are men,
FIRST Boy:
see am wrong in looking ahead,
When the Lessons hard, that 30 much dread,
Lie waiting to teach me the good and true;
For shame 10 be idle, with 30 much TO do!
SECOND Boy:
Yes. for shame to bo idle, for boys though We be
God has a work for both you and me.
BorH:
Nell choose for a guide in our childhood days,
Him, who ia worthy of prayer aud praise;
well serve him in boyhood. and then, and then
He'll help 10 serve Him when we are men.
A..rI ....f
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WATCHES, IEWEIKT ANU JEWELLERS SUFTIIES.
COGSvELL, WEBER 4 Co. lo5 and l07 State.
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II c. THOLIc QUESTION. fully presented
u BOOK. Tie b TILE efheGIAN7Sbs GlaOns Manning
CInC Nc,rran carei crniieu, ArehbSAp Pul. 10,
OH Dor e25 Waafei Z. y. VENT, Cnsnnat
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SCRKScK's PULMosIo SYRUP,
ScHENcK's SEA WEED TONIC,
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-09-27
GENERAL NEWS.


Thomas McCarty, ex auditor of In
diana, is dead.
= The ,radcslnan's. industrial exposi
,ion will openat Pittsburg on the 9TH !.
of October.
The manufactures Of France arc
taking avliyely interest in ythe .Nmcri-l
can Centennial.
The Nebraska state board Of agri-
culture wants to know what city will
give the most for the next state fair.
Green lsland. should make a PROPOSE.
-, -.4I VI ,..aAsl-S1 y - ltllsa.
Major saville U. s. agent at the
Red Cloud Agency has rendered his
resignation to take effect at the close
Of the Black Hills treaty councils
The resignation will be accepted and
the church will recommend a Michi.
gan man named Hastings as his suc-
: ccssor.
The proprietors ofAthe San Frap-
cisco Bulletin and Call lave COM
mcnced libel suit for s2 6, 900 against
the Alta, charging that journal WITH
mallciously attempting to ipjurc them
by misrepresenting their position on
the subject Of the recent bank failures
in that state.
The general freight agents Of the
eastern-lincs held meeting in Chic
ago on Friday when, it was resolved
to adhere to the established rate Of
80 ccntd PR 100 on fourth class from
Chicago to New York. 1t was also
partially arranged to make a tariff to
take effect the first OF October as. fol-
lows: class, 80 cents; grain, 80
cents; BOX meats, 40 cents; bulk
me S, ) -eeats;- -seeas.-50- cents per
100 pounds, and 20 cents per barrel
on flour from Chicago 10 New York,
with regular differences TO all other
%<points. There will also be a relative
advance from st. Louis and other
southwestern points, taking ese-t on
the same day.
4 married man named schnell at
Bellefontame, Ohio, induced daugh-
ter of Josiah Laughlin to walk out in
the woods with him on "Wednesday
last, ostensbly to gather flowers. He
came back iii two hours alone and
Miss Laughlin was found deasl"the
next day with her throat cut and
Skull crushed. Schnell had ATTEMPTED
toIavish her but she fought so dcs
peratcly he could not effect his pur
pose and killed her to prevent ex
posurc. Schell was arrested .anc
placed=ins jsilseb i il. ebutt the excitement IT, be
came SO intense that a mob of three
hundredmostly farmers drove off ths
sheritf'sH posse, broke open the jai
and took sSchell out and hung him Il
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-09-27
.sylll.inous Mockerx:,s',. 3.
M Sp,in.tield Times.


Ii anehonest jury as this ssssdresllly lsl
was, deElares WinIeTmUrcTJ ma
.e!f.deltsnce or was justitfea ahisl
course we are willing andSld to-
agree with thcm.-Doh'otd askssabt.sssal
can: I'd
Thisas, honest jury '-GodsAys The
mark !-.aeclarcd no such this, f0d
the manthat can agree to ss,lss1l 4 yeIs|
dict, insihe face OF the Avs! i,ea q 81
facts be~ring thereon, is scaffly less1
culpabte, in moral sense at&kast,,F
than the assassin who did his bloody
work. H1he man Of the Republican
evidently has no thought for the llv-
ing or the dead outside The pale. .of
the musderars ismily. 5ahd friends.
He Is 6 ling aud glad ; lhat=a mur=-
der has been committed willing
and glad that the per pe tratoF q oGtlls.
bloody deco has been set free willing
and glad . that a father and husband nd
has been shot down in cold blood,
and widow and child, lelL to mourn.
his SD ahse Fs .nkP9g and gl4 i i
,hat ,3a aNl ss ss Ssn ~;'l,ns.' 9ss
glad" that the red-handed assassin is
restored to his famtN .alEl : ~ u. ling alz,
and glad" to agree wifi a jury that
says that Wi0tsfnmre did not shoot
McCook, in the face Of overwhelming
evidence that he did shoot him .e,ut
on .seAA 's..!'A villAHipoqs il Il ~
ssSs - 4 - ss,.sSs AZ.
Sent Back for Trial. @
NEw YoEN, Sept. 57sI:s-=j ud3ge
Donahoe to. day ordered the cxtradi
tions322to Ellliaois5!of ,Chas.. ID .GratE
charged with perjury in Alexandria
county in that state 4J0fs fil III
u4u..v5z, o5as'i sfssi Sept: ss7:Ael.fl 8 4
s Webbing 5 tool mannfactory,. will
scissors manufactory, burned thi
mosnMg Loss, $3.50 900, sinsuiaDee
ss7, 900, i
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-09-27
FoRE1GN:
Monster Railroad Celebration.

LONDON, Sept. :a...-Thc celebration
of the tifticth anniversary of the es
tablishment of railways began yester-
day at Darlington, England, ,wit'l.nany
Thousand people participating !: Among
them arc the Lord Mayor Of London.
and tie Provosts Of Glasgow and
sttaf1Yisrsrg. Railroad companies have
subscribed 100000 towards the cx-
-penscs Of the celebration. The pro-
gramme was as follows; At noon
there was grand procession winding
up by the Inauguration Of a bronze
STATUE OF JOSEPH pEAsE,
by sculptor, Lessing, costing aee3s ,ooog
TIE ceremony was .pcrfc1med BY the
Duke of Cleveland. In the afternoon
there was a grand banquet, at which
seven hundred guests sat down. NJ
the banquet a fine b
loHyRAlr OF aosErn TEASE,
E|6Ysart iiasileettn was unveiled. Colr
atiiSt tofS Sfsgrams were sent dur.
8 va 8 ael 1le lanqnet to aa
|railroad kiae saistl,c European corr
.tinen., msllcs; Egypt and India
ssrA AxLHS BEARD FROM. +
A iT,,, "a
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-09-27
Trial i uon.pirator.

cLnA,nripFF1L,pi. rip.F1,i.ll Pa az Sept: 2f'.-lhe
trial Of John Siney, president OF tue
Mincrs' National Associatiop, for cons,
| ssp6,cs ii condsst tipa n1tA!f hEs,ni, ers
aaIedas1spsins lssah HslsS T6ae:
is large attendance. Tie counsel
;fors sdefaDdanssis k,nsiqdt Ianl numcr-
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-09-27

YoElS, Sept. p: 22i,:.-special dis
l'ateAes-ften- Red Cloud agency Sept
"a, via Fort Laramie Sept. &c, report
tina, the council on Thursday closed
without an yzres snll,sand with every
Indication iof q failure. sFhcs feeling
among the Indians of Tie north IS
openly hostile. IN attack on the
commissioners by the young mc, Of
the esseye'tt esy:rllif;sisr
bands was only prcv6ntcd by the cool
ness and promptness OF loung-Man.
AGraid.qGI e His " Horses IS and Sitting Bull,
whose warriors drev ;.vayfthc vicious
lndians,aldl after wards ortned sbat-
Tic array about tic commissioners aHTi
their cavalry guard 10 prevent !, con
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-09-27
AFire With a Fatal Result.
MARKETS. BY TELEGRAPH.

New York rIoncy ..d stock Market.
81 New York, Sept: g.
Money, llaca2 per cent
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2. - ~ Z 81
The Weather.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 2,7.-Probabili-
slsgy lpr upI.sf Misstsslppi and lover
Missouri va,leys~ GEAR wca,hcrssur-.
aug resi- txef ~ Monday, Y. with southwest
10 northwest winds; slight rise Of
temp Tefat 0lf ,tFl 4 ]. / falling e barometer, s|',
followed by cooler weather and rising
b5arometeF, lIla a
Rumored Decapitation, !,
e ICtlshGe, Sept. 12s. Lis. .rnmorcd
that Chas, u. Hamus, appraiser Of
merchandise for this post has been
iFempyed apd.s that t. g; Il 3 kel!dscsap'p ls
has has been appointed his successor.