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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-07

Nearly all diseases originate from indigestion and
torpidiiy Of the liver. and rrlef Is always spx-
ousy sought after. II The lvtris REQUESTED 10 Its
o. actou In the liver CAUSES headache, constipation
zuad,ce pain IN the shoulders, cough, chis, dizzi
ntss sour stomach. bad taste III the mouth bilious
ticks paipItaiion OF the he. IT. depression OF spi
ri,s, or the blues. and hundred other symptoms.
for which SIAMDNs's LIVER kEGULArok Is
the best remedy thai has ever been discovered. II
scrs mildly eff ctna Iy and, being simple yPgeta.
bic compound. can do no Injury IN any quantities
that II may be taken. j. Is harmless 10 every way:
ir has bt en- used for 70. y years. and hundreds OF
tht good and areat from al. paris or the country
will youch for It's being the purest and best.
NH O-tJe2S
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me- JUNE 5rH.-NEW GOODS!

Me- JUNE 5TH.-NEW GOODS!
800 prices BEAUTIFUL NEW PRINTS, just In &c.,
l24c. &C.;
BUoIL-S every shape:
BLACK ALPACA>, +, Oh IRs,
LADIES PAR AoOLS and UMbRELLAS,
ErNTLEMtk,S aud LAUI D GLOVES,
SILK SC.RFS, RI CHI Mis-. &C;
MOURNING GOODS IN great vi iety.
RONBhZ, NEE, TAMtsE, Oh LLEis,
CRAZE CLIO; h, GRAPE VElbS,
ENGLISH OR APES. &C.;
WHILE PiQUGS. VICTORIA LAWNS,
STRIPED OnGANUlcS, ,
LINEN SHEr1lNGS, very cheap. Jeo
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my 31-rod- I'm
THE BUFFALO SPRINGS.
MECKLENBURG COUNTY, VA,

MECKLENBURG COUNTY, VA,
are now open to the public. Descriptive PAM
phIets can he had OF Mcssrs. "URCELL, LADp &
Co., Richmond, Va, or by addrrssing ne under
signed. 1HOMhS r, hVol,E.
Proprietor tutf 10 l.iiha Springs:
INV o4eodnm SIrckIenhur1 county. Va.
THE WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
l. WEST VIRIINIa, famous for It's Alternative
waters AMI fashionable patronage. VIII be opened
on MAY 18TH.
CHARGES TO JULY l.
M0nlniy... .''.'''''''''"S ~ p..I,
FOR MONTHS JULY AND AUGUST.
Monthly ........SS o. WI "a.
Weekly. w Pet "~J
MaSOUaBAIE and FANCY BALLS Will b
given on Tho most llUerll scae on the 2lst July,
and on the Alb. ] 9Th, AMI 26h OF August. when
the entire area of the imrnerSe building, upwards
of 400 feet In length, Will be thrown open on the-c
fest live occasions =,
We arc muklug important and expensive I'm.
proyerntuts IN building and logging accommGda'
t,ors Including new >PRI 'G-B DIS. &c.
Descriptive pamphlets obtained " PURCELL,
LADD & CO, Richmond. Va. co
rov1S.1m Propr,ct"rs-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-07
PHARMACEUTICALS
MEADE G. BAKERS DRUGSTORE.

MEADE & BAKERS DRUGSTORE.
WIN PEPsINE LA DIASTAsE,
Vim DE DUSART, au Lacto Phosphate de Chaux;
SIROP DE DUSART, au Lacto-Phosphate de
Chaux:
GOUDRoN DE GUYOT, 49,.
EPSINE-BOUDAULT-
PEPSINE Porci,
PEPSlNE Amylacee,
PEPSINE LA SUCRF, . ..
PHOSPHATE DE FER-par Leras,
SlRUP DE AUBERGlER. .-....t
PEkLES D'HuILLE PHI OSPHOREE,
PERLES DE CHLUROFORME,
PrRIES D'ESS.NCE TEREBfSTHINE,
PERL ES DE yALERIANE,
PR les DE PAULL1SIA,
PRISES DE q UARANa, -s
PASTILLES DU DR.. BELLOC,
pASTILLES DIGESTIF DU BUISSON,
PASTILLES e L'EAU EMS, @-
lamar INDIEN-fruit laxatif cOntre Is consttpa-
tiop snd all new and yaluab remedies for sale
by MEADE & BAKER. Pharmacists.
my12 919 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-07
DRY G. GOD S.

DRY GOODS.
CORDeD Lawns 12Hc.
just received 10000 yards of those btaniifnl
CoRDED LAWNS u. l2Ic and the only place tn
ind them 1 ut p. STRAUSS, l41l Main street.
Tie same lawns are selling In other store; ut ~ TO
Or. Also A full linz. of DRESS GOODS. Ca ISL
N.RsS for n ems and boys wear, and every ming
III arc iii snld Mt j. STHAUSr'S,
~ ~, On I'm l4l1 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-07

EDINBURGH and other new styles Of LACE
SCARFS just received.
Great bargains in LADIES' SCARFS at 35c.,
formerly sold at 75c.
All tie new styles of SILK SCARFS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-07
A FTON HOUSE.

A FTON HOUSE.
This PLEASANT SUMMER RESOki, smIA on
on the Blue RiJge mountains At Aiion pe pvrsp.d
The Ihesapexse aud ONO railroad WIN De ope"'N
snr The reccn,ion Of vi fiors ON the lst OF Jnpe.
Bosrd y month. s40: per week. w - s' '-''
e. Children and colsled servants hs,i pIiens ~
nv l5-lm ,. II. 1OOtLDs
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MT RAND OPEN I N 6

Look at the novelties in DRESS GOODS 'us'te-
ce,ved atLEyY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
GRENADINES from 12]sc. to 81 so yaro'
CoLoRED GRENADINE at very low prices
Rest quality LAWNS at the lowest prices,
GOOD PERCALESat 12Kc. yard,
BEST PBKCALES at l 62?s:c. yard-old price, 25c.i
AsDoHRINAs suitable for BAsQUEs and OVER
sKIRTsa at soc. yard-cost the importer SOC
yard to land in this country.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-07

HYGEiA HOrEL, ,,ec,>1A.
IL OLD POINT COMFORT. Niro.n,ioa
Thts snle1 ia Hotel will BE- open for the nss
Of guests on the lob OF May. The pioplis,os' I'M.
ala a. rged the building aud made numerous
proyeIrents. consisting or ad1itloasl n.,.a.s,
ana RI m, nts billiard and hath roo ms, ,ns
an ncis q. nayilior. &C.. which make u one Ind
mosf afi racliye SUMMEs ktSOhTs 70 W AO
on the seaside. vask
TERMS: IS pAr day: S17.50 per week.
r raw I'm n. PHEBUs, Froptiesor,-
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DEATHS.

Died, June 5, 1875. Mrs. ELIZA G. EARRING
TON, In her eighty 18th year
Rle,sed are the dead who die In the Lord"
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Buy no powders or prepared SIMMONS'S LIVEl
RLGIJ, aIOk unless In our en- krayeo wrappe
with Trademark. stamp and signature unbroken
none other Is genuine. 90
Macon. Ga. and Philadelphia.
THE SYMPTOMS Of Liver
Complaint are upl asinfss aud
paiu In the tide. sometimes
the pain Is In the shoulder, and
isAIsTAKES for rheumatism.
The stomach Is affeciea with
LOSS OF APPETITE and sck-
ness. Dowe = In general cos
TIVE, sometimes alternating
with lax. The HEAD Is trou-
bled with pain. and dull, heavy
sensation. considerable Loss
OF MEMORY. accompanied
with painful sensation Ut hay-
Ing LEFT UNDOSE something
which ought to have been
done. Often complaining OF
weakness DEBILITY, and low
spirrS. SoiDetim.s MANY OF
the above symptoms attsnd the
disease, and al other times
very FEW Of them; but the
LIVER Is generally tue organ
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-07

A SHLANU HUTEL, sItutteu - t.. ,nr,h az
Richmond on, The II, hmoad, FrsderifksootnS, No.
po,o,Dac r. iiIoad. offers ftasr-cLAss A,Se, And
DATlONs al LOWEST HATES. noom ns s,,su,,ye;
,,n. snnniied daiy from kichtnond matA MY
rounds ami ole ana very attractive Fan ihs n,,,,I
,ransien; visitors will aad this one one, OF 'as
,,,se sspt SUMMER REstBrS ~, "a.
ri ysru,o,a m the md;, OF retned society," ts
n.aykaefor lis extraordinary hrsiaia'nesSs, viii BE-
NC tssihl. Of rail- from si paiats bos r aud
ilrn.snra M san rs,,nsi tr,p. eeing half price.
Eor Sal and oiher par ictisrsanpiy s!9nrs
-, q ], :, af grops.stqss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-07
IN OUR LADIES'
REaDY-MADE-SUIT DEPARTMENT

we exhibit a larger number OF styles anu oe'tef
assortment than can be found elsewhere
OUR SUITS
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-05-14

The name Of Judge Rothrock is
brought forward in connection with
the nomination for Supreme Judge
His ability and integrity are recog
nized by all parties.
The Clarinda UerulN is very
confident that eff Kirkwood is will
ing to accept the Scnators.ip it will
be given him, whether politicians or
their tools discuss the nomination
now or hereafter"
The Marshalltowm Times, dis
cussing the Senatorial question, says
that Harlan will be Il formidable
candidate" Undoubtedly; but tor
the party that supports him; like the
Irishman's gun, more formidable at
the brcech than ut the muzzle.
The Cedar Falls Gazette is de-
cidedly Of the opinion that Mr.. Har-
Ian will not "sloop down again and
dip into the murky pool Of Il political
contest fora Senatorial position" and
that "those papers who have been
bottling up their wrath for the CON
test" over him, are-not to put too
fine point upon it-barking up the
wrong tree. All very well; but how
about those papers that are burning
incense before him rs the coming
Senator. There will be no hunt if
nobody starts the game.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-05-14

AT the dinner given to Carl Schurtz
by prominent Liberals in New York,
previous to his departure for Europe,
Halsted, of the Cincinnati CONNER
ciul, one Of the papers forming the
famous Independent "quadrilateral,' y
made a speech. 1t was = witty speech
and, rs usual with Halsted's efforts,
full of sharp points and pungent SEN
fences, not the least remarkable of
which are contained in the following
extract, illustrative of the results of
Liberal "Reform' in Ohio. 1t may
afford profitable reading to those who
are yet hanging on the ragged edge
Of that party in Iowa:
We have all preached ''Reform;" and
the result has been that in an election held
few weeks ago every town in the State
of over 1850 inhabitants, with a single
exception, was largely carried by the Dem
ocratic party. And if l may be allowed
will say that am afraid We have gone
about as far in putting the Democratic par
ty into power in the State of Ohio as is
strictly necessary as a reformation meas
ure! Laughter.] l don't see how we
can do anything in that way, and great as
the reformation has been, some of us are
still dissatisfied. Applause. THIS hap
pens to be Of great consequence, because
the only very important State election that
will take place in this country before the
meeting of the National Convention of
1875 is the election in Ohio next fall the
election of Governor-and we have been
casting about between the two parties in
Ohio. for tie third pGrty is all gone.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-05-14

The Manchester Press says that Mr..
T. w. Robinson has sold his trotting
horse, Colonel, to parties from abroad for
S. 200.
The Iowa State Dental Association
meets at Cedar Rapids, on the 18th inst,
and will remain in session three days
Manchester will present petition at
the June term of the Board of Supervisors
of Delaware county, for an election to
relocate the county seat at that town, and
pledges herself to contribute $4,000 for
the erection of county buildings.
The Grand Army of the Republic, at
Cedar Rapids, have decided to observe
the Sabbath, May Both, as Decoration
Day. The Times protests, and thinks
Saturday would be better
L. J. Barton, the Storm Lake banker
who about one year ago decamped, leav-
ing his creditors in the lurch, has been
arrested at Cheyenne, and brought back.
A. W. Cooke, of Charles City, has
just returned from France with second
lot of six Norman stations One of the
number is IS months old, yet stands 49,
hands high, and weighs 1900 pounds
Two died on the passage.
Mrs. Krom, one of the women upon
whom abortion was procured by DR..
Small, at DEBORAH, is dead. The Republi-
can of last week gives the testimony taken
before the Coroncr's jury, including the
ante morton statement of Mrs Krom.-
The verdict fully identifies Dr. Small us
the guilty party.
Barton Loomis, who made Il tiendish
assault upon Alvira Whcelock, Il blind
girl, at GAINESVILLE, two years ago, was
bound over on examination, jumped his
bail, was captured some time later at
Omaha, and last week, at Butler Centre,
was convicted and sentenced to the peni-
tertiary for four years.
quarry men, near AnamOsa, uncarth-
ed the skeleton of Il human body, the
other day. 1t was buried four feet below
the surface in stratum of clay, and was
in a remarkable state OF preservation
The teeth shows no signs of decay A
local physician thinks it has lain in its
tomb for ut least hundred years.
Several students of the State Agricul-
tural College, at Ames, were seized with
a sudden illness one Gay last week, just
after the evening meal Poison was sus-
pected, and measures were Immediately
taken 10 counterfeit its effects No serious
result followed, and the sick are now as
well as usual. 1t is supposed that some
malicious person mixed harmful drug
with the food The case will be investi-
gated.
The Register of the 9th inst, says:
Yesterday Major Rankin received a letter
from his family in Kansas. stating that
the grasshoppers have appeared there by
the millions. They have taken all the
garden vegetables, and at the time the
letter was written were commencing on
the oats. They are not SO large as horse
fly. They seem inclined to travel east,
ward"
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-05-14
Rankin Acquitted.

The trial of Samuel +. Rankin, late
State Treasurer for embeZzlemcnt,
came to 4 close last Friday. The
jury retired after Il very elaborate
charge by the presiding Judge, and
in fifteen minutes returned with a
verdict of "not guilty" There was
two ballots cast, the first standing 10
for accquittal, and for conviction.
The second was Immediately taken
without argument, and resulted in a
unanimous vote for acquittal. The
jury was composed of six Republi-
cans and six Democrats. Upon the
reading of the verdict, the friends of
Major Rankin crowded around him
rendering congratulations, and the
crowd in the court house broke out
into a cheer, which was promptly re-
buked by the Judge.
The report says that the verdict
meets the general approval Of the
community at Des Moines. 1t will
doubtless be received everywhere
with similar expression.
The evidence offered in the trials
of Brandt and Rankin, while it does
absolve the latter from all knowl-
edge of the questionable transactions,
still shows him to have been the dupe
and victim of the accomplished
scoundrel Brandt, his subordinate,
who plucked him and the State, and
then sought TO escape the consequent
ces of his own villiany by sacrificing
the man who trusted and befr1ended
him. 1t was clearly case of pre-
meditated rascality, perpetrated UNI
der circumstances of ingratitude and
heartlessness, that give it a very re-
pulsive aspect. For his weakness
and pliancy in the hands of schem-
ing scoundrel, Rankin has already
been severely punished. Broken, in
spirit, damaged in reputation, poor
and prematurely aged, he is less the
object of execration than pity. The
public will undoubtedly be content if
the arch-villian of the play, Brandt,
shall not escape the adequate penalty
due his crime, his base hypocracy
and ingratitude.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-05-14
Another Occau Horror.

The cable brings the details of an
other terrible shipwreck, with the
loss of hundreds of lives, off the
coast of England. The steamship
Schiller, of the Eagle line, sailed
from New York for Hamburg, April
2sth, with l49 cabin and large
number Of Storage passengers, most
ly Germans returning to their native
land Oh visits of pleasure or business.
On Friday night last, in heavy fog,
she struck the dangerous lodges off
the Scilly Isles, at the entrance OF
the English Channel, about 80 miles
west southwest from Lands End. A
heavy sea was raging and the vessel
filed and went down before the
boats could be lowered. Many of
the unfortunate passengers persisted
before they could reach the rocks,
which are there very precipitous, and
others were washed off and drowned
The number saved will not exceed
As or so; the lost $50, among them
the noble commander, Capt. John G
Thomas, who stood ut his post OF
duty until the last. Among the saved
was only one woman, although there
were over one hundred on board
The list of cabin passengers cmbrac
ed number from Chicago, Milwau
kee, st. Louis, and 10 from Dayen
port. Iowa.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-05-14

Fish Com Haines, of Waterloo,
was in town last Friday, and load
OF visitors went up to the Matching
house by way of the new road. Ev-
erything was found in good shape,
and the little fishes growing finely
Myriads of lively and healthy Penob-
scot salmon, an inch in length, are in
the Matching house and will soon be
ready for distribution. We under
stand that the Secretary Of the Mich
igan Fish Commission writes to Mr..
Shaw that the Penobscots in his
charge out of the same lot as Mr.
Shaw's) J, are rapidly dying off, and he
applies for some remedy. The land
locked salmon, though they have
been suffering, are now in excellent
condition. The brook trout, also,
are thriving, but the number rece,y-
ed and hatche,l ont is small. They
will be placed in Dutch Creek, south
of the Wapsic. Their general intro
duction in Iowa waters is of course,
an experiment The California sal
mon are nearly I'LL distributed and
tie Commissioners may no doubt
look for favorable reports in due
time.
Mr.. Slocun, the superintendent at
the Matching house, is trying al cx-
pertinent with spawn Of frogs, and
the incipient croakers are beginning
to wigglc in a lively manner.
The supply of water is large-four
times what the institution demands,
and it is perfectly fresh and clear
Further additions in the way of fish
spawn will be made in Il few weeks.
-l1uumos0 Eu,phu
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-05-14
a few days ago the Dubuque Her.

a few days ago the Dubuque Her.
uld published an article rejecting on
II young lady now engaged in giving
dramatic readings at different places
in this State. The insinuation was
mean, contemplate and false, and re-
Elected no credit OH the paper or its
publishers. n day or two after re-
traction was made, but III such a
manner rs to be almost as contempt
BILE as the original article. The lady
IN question, we judge from our ex-
changes, has been unusually ladylike
and circumspect in her habits, and
her only misfortune seems to be that
she is trying to earn living and a
reputation alone and uuaided, except
as she wins friends in the towns she
visits. Under these circumstances,
1t seems to us, sensational newspaper
correspondents and publishers, if they
could not have spoken good word
for her, might at least have refralned
from attempting to destroy her repu-
tation as Il lady. 1t is very evident
that i few more verdicts similar to
the one just given against the Chicago
Times, IS necessary to teach some
editors that private character is not to
be ruthlcssly destroyed in IN effort to
pander to deprave: tastes. This is q
lesson that the UeyulA ought to study
and profit by Waterloo Reporter.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-05-14

SOME Of the papers which are al
vocating the concentrated Siamesc
twins idea of one single man for
Governor and Senator, point to Gov
crnor Grimes rs a precedent. This
is not quoting history to good pur-
pose. Gov. Grimes, Ivy his power on
the stump, first made Iowa Repnbli-
can. His party was eager to reward
him, and pressed him to accept the
Senatorship. lie declined peremp-
torily, saying the people elected him
for Governor, not for Senator, and
he should serve them in the capacity
TOR which the popular voice had cho-
sen him. This idea of one peg for
two holes is not even u good idea
when y State has one man standing
pre- cmincnily above all others. just
now We have no man in Iowa who
towcrs.-Mute Register.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-05-14

The Burlington Gazette having
proposed that the opposition party in
Iowa adopt the name of "Liberal De-
mocracy," the Ottumwa Democrat
enters its protest in the following en-
phatic manner:
No Liberal Democratic; no Anti
Monopoly" no Democratic Republican; !"
no wright Wrong" ticket will the De-
mocracy of Iowa tolerate this year. We
must have it straight or take nothing at
all! This is not only the Democrat news
paper which is speaking, but the warning
voice of thousands of Iowa Democrats.
We know the temper of the men of
whom we speak. They are in earnest!
We are moved to speak because we
know that scheme is on foot to inaugur-
ate another one of those sickening CAM
paigns which have so much disguised
every true Democrat in the State, and we
now say in advance that We will go with a
majority of the men opposed to the Re
publican party and vote straight Dcmoc-
racy. For such ticket must, and shall
be, placed in the field.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-05-14
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

ZAcHAEA Il. LONG. PrF)
ELIZABETH A. LONG.
Amos II. LoNG. CHAs. In the Circuit Court
III. LONG, AARON NJ. of Buchanan County
Long, JOHN W. LONG. Iowa. June Term, 1870
FRANK l.. LoSG, AND
MARY +. S. LONG, Ut-
fen,iants
To said Defenla,,ts.
NOU are hereby notified that on or before the
L first day Of June, A. d.. 1878. there will be
file in the Office of the Clerk of the Circuit
Court of Buchanan county. Iowa, the petition OF
Zachara 4. Long the Plaintiff aforesaid, asking the
partition and sale OF the following lands in Blu
chanan county, Iowa, viz:
East half of southeast quarter of section twenty
nine. (29): east half of southwest quarter of sec
ton twenty seven, (2D northeast quarter of north
east quarter of section thirtytwo, (32): west half
OF southeast quarter Of southeast quarter of sec
ton thirty two (32); and east half of southwest
quarter of northwest quarter of section thirty
three. (33). all in township eghtyseven. $50 OF
range seven. ca.
You are also notified that unless you appear
thereto and defend before noon of the second day
of the June term Of said Circuit Court of Buchan-
an county, to be held at Independence. in said
county. on the 14th day of June, A. d.. 1873. de-
fault will be entered against you and Judgment
rendered thereon.
w. q. & J. Ii. DOMAIN.
40wI Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-05-14

The people in the vicinity of the
lynching affair of last Sunday morn
ing, the particulars of which may be
found on this page, are said to be in
tensely excited over it, and wealthy
and influential citizens are coming
forward to pledge their money and
efforts to bring the mob-murdcrcrs to
condign and mcrited punishment.
This zeal is unfortunately little tar
dy. If the murdercrs of Howard
some of whom we are assured are
well known, and yet go abroad in the
community unmolested-had been
promptly sought out and brought be-
fore the courts to answer for their
crime, the late manifestation Of the
barbarous mob spirit would not have
occurred to bring a second stigma up
on their name as q law abiding COM
munity. As it is, they have no occa-
sion to throw dirt ut the South for
harboring the Ku Klux.