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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-25

4 ,RE-ARRANGEhEET OF TEE CIRCUITS OF TIE
STATE.-The bill recently reported from
the House Committee for Courts of Justice
proposes to divide the State into twenty
one judicial circuits, to be arranged as fol-
lows: H..
1st. Princess Anne, Norfolk, Nansemond.
and Isle of Wight, and the cities of Norfolk
and Portsmouth.
Cd. Dinwiddic, Prince George, Sussex,
GreensviIle. and Southampton, and the city
of Petersburg.
Sd. Prince Edward, Nottoway, Lunen.
burg. brunswick, and Mecklenburg.
4th. Pittsylvania. Halifax, and Charlotte:
and the town Of Danyile.
9Th. Bedford, Campbell, Amherst, Nelson.
AppomattoH. and tie city of Lynchburg.
9Th. Albemarle, Fluvanna, Culpeper,
Madison, Greene, and Orange.
-7th. Benrico and the city of Richmond.
Stb. Elizabeth City, York, Warwick.
James City, and city Of Williamsburg, and
the counties OF New Kent, Charles City, and
Surry.
9th. Lancaster, Northumberland, Ma
thews. Middesex, Gloucester, King Will
liam, Essex, and King and Queen.
10th. Westmoreand, Spotsylvania, Caro-
line, Hanover, King George, Richmond
Louisa, and Stafford.
11tb. Fauquier, Fairfax, Prince William
Rappahannock, and Alexandria, and the city
of Alexandria,.
18th. Frederick, Clarke, Warren, and
Loudoun.
18Th. Augusta, Rockbridge, Bath, High
land, and Aleghany.
14th. Botetourt, Montgomery, Roanoke,
and Craig.
18th. Carroll, Wythe, Giles, Pulaski, and
Graysop.
10th. Smyth, Tazewell, Buchanan, and
Bland.
18th. Accomac and northampton.
18th. Wise, Scott, Russell, Lee, and Wash
ington.
10th. Franklin, Floyd. Patrick, and Henry
20tb. Chesterfield, Powhatap, Amelia
Cumberland, Goochland, and Buckingham
21st. Rockingham, Page, and Shenandoah
II is proposed that the salary Of each judge
shall be 3, 900 per annum, except the judge
of the Richmond circuit, who shall have
s., 800, and the judge OF the Accomac and
Northampton district, who shall have 81 800
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LOCAL MATTERS.

SINGULAR DISAPPEARANCE OF A CITIZEN OF
RsNRIco Was He FoULLY DEALT W1TH?-
| Mention has already been made of the mys-
| terieus disappearance of John Parks, who
has resided in the county of Henrico since
| the close Of the war, but since the publica-
| tion, although diligent search has been made
for him, as yet there are no traces Of his
whereabouts.
Mr.. Parks was a North Caroinian, and
formerly lived In the neighborhood Of Gen.
| eral Ransom's farm on the Roanoke river be-
low Weldon. Up to the time of his disap-
pearance he resided near DarDytoWn, on the
Central road about ten miles from Richmond.
At one time be worked upon DIR. Johnson's
farm, but more recently at Mr.. j. Il. Fussell's,
where he was employed nearly all Of last
summer. He LETT Mr.. FusselPs about six
weeks ago with three dollars, which that
gentleman had paid him on account of his
wages, leaving about thirty.seven dollars still
due, and went to grocery store on the road
to Richmond not far from his former home.
Upon reaching the store he fell in With
friends and commenced drinking and target
practicing. Here he remained all day, be-
came very drunk, and finally laid down and
went to sleep. After getting over the effects
of the Liquor, he. awoke and commenced
drinking again. He 6nally left the store in
the afternoon in debt about eighty cents, and
is supposed to have gone to the house of
German named Miller, who had been an as
socate. Fires in the woods, however, indi'.
Gated that he had not gone to Miler's. At
one of these fires there was evidence which
went far to prove that Parks had been there,
for a piece OF chalk which was known to
have been in his possession wasfound on the
ground. Since then nothing has been heard
of him. Mr.. Fussell is Of the opinion that
Parks would certainly have returned to his
place, if for no other reason than 10 get bis
money.
Justice Jacob S. Atlee was placed in res
session of the facts, and summoned all the
| neighborhood evidence be could in order TO
solve the mystery and relieve the anxiety oil
Parks'S friends. He ordered the woods 10
be secured and all the wells to be examined,
but all to no purpose and up to this writing
nothing more has been heard Of him than is
here detailed. The Justice states that he is
not in the possession of information which
| would justify him in making any arrests,
and until there are further Developments can
only continue the line Of search which has
already been instituted. He says it is posi-
bic that Parks may have gone to North Caro-
lima, and if so, hopes that he or his friends
will without delay notify him of the fact.
This appeal is not only intended for that
quarter, but be insists that if there is any
one either in this vicinity or elsewhere in
possession Of information which will lead to
a solution Of the mystery that 1t be forth
with sent to the authorities at the county
| cnIIrt. .hOIIse.
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CHANcERY Court OF RICHMOND. sATUR-
DAY-Judge E. Fl. Ftzhugh presiding.-The
following cases were disposed Of:
Wilson Us. Hill, &c. Decree making par.
tial disposition Of The fund.
Wooldridge's administrator us. Akers, s.
Decree directing investment of the fund now
onhand and hereafter to accrue, and directing
further that the administrator settle his ac.
counts before q commissioner Of this court.
Cox Us. Mayo, &c. Decree in accordance
with the opinion of the court dismissing the
plaintiffs bill with costs.
Blackwell, trustee, us. Sizer, &C.. Decree
confirming report. of commissioners and
making final disposition Of the whole fund
in the cause.
Clendeuing's executor Us. Hoyer, &C..
Hoyer, Sc. Us. Clendening's executor, &c;
Clendening Us. Hoyer, SC. Decree confirm.
ing report made pursuant to former decree
and making partial disposition Of the fund
in the hands of the receiver.
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A BABY's FIRST EXPERIENCE OF THE
WoRLD.-Mrs. Martini, the proprietor OF a
confectionery on Broad street between Third
and Fourth, bad laid at her door on
Saturday morning female babe about
two or three weeks old, warmly clad,
and labelled "a present for Mrs. Martini"
Not desiring to accept the generous gift, she
turned it over TO the police, by whom it was
taken in charge and conveyed to the aims.
house. About year ago Mrs. Martini had
a similar experience, and she kept the babe
then left and cared for it with the utmost
tenderness, but it died. The party who left
the last one doubtless presumed it would
also have a home with her, but is disap-
nninted.
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VIRGINIA MASONIC WIDows' AND ORPHANS
HoME.-At the last meeting of the Associa-
ton of the Virginia Masonic Widows and
Orphans Home the following gentlemen
were elected directors of the Masonic Home:
Colonel Robert +. Withers, John f. Reg
nault, Abraham Gunst, w. A. Burk, DR..
Peterfeld Trent, Peyton S. Coles, Captain
William C. Darlington, John L. Roper, J..
s. Tower, Edward Mccarthy, R. S. Chew,
y. B. Dupuy, Ii. C. Stevens, A. S. Lee. Az
ter the adjournment of the Association
meeting OF the directors was held, when Mr..
John f. Regnault was elected vice-president
and DR.. Peterfield Trent secretary and trea-
surer. Mr.. B. T. August was appointed to
solicit subscriptions in the city Of Richmond
in behalf of the Home, and Major James H.
Capers was appointed to obtain subscriptions
at large IN the State of Virginia for the
same purpose.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-25

PERsoNAL.-Mr. Thomas U. Dudley has
gone to Baltimore to attend the conservation
services Of his son, Rev. Thomas U. Dudley,
Jr., recently elected Assistant Bishop OF
Kentucky.
The Mayor of Huntington and several
members of the Council of that city are ex'
Dected to arrive in Richmond in q day or
Two on an official visit to our city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-25

CHARGED WITH GETTING GooDs on FALSE
PRETENCEs.-M. T. Coleman, charged with
unlawfully embezzling and converting to
his own use the sum of $50, the property OF
Thomas II. Harris, was before the Police
Justice Saturday. Coleman was clerk for
Harris, and collected various bills aggrega-
ting over $50, for which he made no return.
He is held under the "embezzing act :"
which was passed at the last session of the
General Assembly. Because of the absence
Of important witnesses the case was contin-
ued until Wednesday. Accused was COM
mitted to Jail.
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A MAN WHO LEFT AN ORDER FOR HIS GRAVE
TO BE DUa.-An old citizen, who was on Il
spree and in very disconsolate condition.
went to the Second station.house about half
past ) O'Clock Saturday evening and an
nounced that he intended to kill himself,
and wanted his grave dug. He sat down
at Captain Disney's desk and, With tears fast
flowing from his venerable eyes, wrote the
following:
"Captain Bigger: Dear Sir,-I have a
section in the Pcor.Hous buryiDg-ground,
and you will please have me grave dug in
it and beside of my wife. All expenses will
be paid. Yours respectfully,
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CosyEYAScEs OF REAL ESTATE for the wee

CoNvEYANCEs OF REAL ESTATE for the week
ending January %. 1875:
Lots fronting: 55 feet On Twenty.ffth
street between NJ and N for S344; 523 feet
on Main street, corner of Ninth, for $50, 900
A feet on Seventeenth street near Marshall
for $3.50; 76a feet on Marshall street, cor.
ner of Nineteenth, and 995 feet on Marshall
street near Nineteenth, fer s., 800; 80 feet on
Belyidere street near High for s21O; 80 feet
on Belvidere street near High for S1SS; %
feet on Pleasants street for S5; 80 feet on -
street near Williams street for 500; % feet
on Seventeenth street between Brown and
Page for S625; &C feet on Franklin street
between Twenty fifth and Twenty-sixth for
81; 33 feet on Clay street between Twenty.
sixth and Twenty-seventh for 1900.
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RICHMOND Posi- OFFICE JANUARY %, 1876.
A. J. Bowers, 3l4 south Fourth street !;
Moses Myer, 100 east Broad street, corner OF
First, city; Mr.. Lucis, care of DR.. Bryce,
113 Marshall street; Mr.. John Harrison, No.
7 Market street, Philadelphia, Pa; Mr.. Ed.
ward w. Swami, Hockey, Texas; Newbold
& Sons, Nos. 1e and 20 Charles street, Bati-
more, Md; Mr.. s. R. Ragland, city; Mrs.
William Morton, Market street, Petersburg,
Va. Lock Box 233, Richmond post.ofice.
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ADDRESS PRINTED AND CIRCULATED.-The
address to the people of Virginia in behalf
OF the State Agricultural Society prepared
by Colonel W: C. knight, president, has been
neatly printed in pamphlet form and circu.
lated among the members of the Genera! As
sembly and sent out to the farmers and
Others of the State generally. 1t is quite an
interesting paper, and will no doubt be read
with pleasure by all.
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BUSINESS WANTS.

w PURCHASERS FOR
/ S5 barrels No. Baldwin and Gill flower Apples,
SO barrels No. Early Rose Pot'toes,
90 SACKS No. ! Early Rose Potatoes.
so barres No. Pea-hb oa Potatoes,
so barrels No. White and Red Onions,
receiving by Old Dominion steamship to-day.
70 sacks choice Peanuts,
27 sacks good PeaLu's, 10 be sold on arrival,
receiving by Richmond and Petersburg railroad to-
day.
/ 90 barrels chsIce xtya Flour store,
/ 90 barrels choice Family Flour In store,
! 90 harre!s choice Super fine Flour IN store,
SO bags Buckeye Peas In store,
rs bags White Beans In store,
SO cases choice Canned Tomatoes In store.
The above gods are TO be sold on arrival very ,ow
for cash. Call before buying elsewhere.
j. X. HOCKADAY,
1, % 2t 1928 Main street.
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District DEPUTY GRAND CHANcELLoRs.-
The Grand Chancellor of the Knights OF
Pythias has appointed the following Deputy
Grand Chancelors: District /, A. G. Atkis-
son; District 2, John c. Teller; District 8,
w. l.. Zimmer,; District 4, John D. Black
we'll District 5, Jamts Bsmberger; District
G, WI. Points; District 7. j. W. Morton
District 9, E. A. Outton; District 10, Milton
Harding; District II, not appointed; Dis
trict II (Germania) e. 7. LGhr.
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NEEDS ATTENTION condition OF
Brook avenue is such as to need the atten.
ton of the proper authorities at once. A
culvert was laid upon this thoroughfare last
wear, and the earth which was taken from
the excavation was piled up when the cul-
vert was filled in, and the street is now SO
bad that vehicles passing along the avenue
are liable TO be seriously injured.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-25

THE New STEEPLE.-The carpenters work
upon the new spire of the Broad-Street Me
thodist church is nearly done, and in a few
days the painters will commence operations.
The steeple is much improved, and when
completed will be one of the neatest and
most striking in the city. 1t will be twenty
feet higher than the old one, and will re-
semble that OF st. Paul's church.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-25

There is swindler travelling through
PENNSYLVANIA who represents himself to be
a Government officer, and frightens people
into the belief that he is authorized to search
their premises for counterfeit money. lie
secured $4,000 In that way from widowed
lady who had just sold her farm, for which
she received large sum, and out OF which
the fellow picked the $1,000 and condemned
it as counterfeit. He was afterwards cap
tured and made to disgorge. and only es'
capped coat of tar and feathers by giving bis
captors the slip.
They call A. Il. Stephens "Ninety pounds
of dried Coniederacy."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-25

ESocH ARDEN AT THE THEATRE To-NIGHT.
Mr.. Edwin Adams will appear ut the Thea
tire tonight as Enoch Arden in the romantic
drama Of that name. His reputation as an
actor, combined with the preparations that
have been made to give him good support,
induce us to believe that bis engagement
will prove one OF rare pleasure to our thea.
TRIGGERS. Mr.. Edwin Browne and wife will
no in tha cast
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arsNCEmEEATs.

nsO THE TRADE.-ATMORE'S MINCE.
MEAT.-I offer 10 the trade, az agent for The
manufacturer and st his prices, 8 1000 pounds OF
ATMoRE,s AIscE- MEAT. pat up IN barrels, hail:
barrels. buckets. cans, and tars AI whp nave aseu
N 70 warrant IL 70 keep twelve months 6lsgk with
citron, curranes, rislns, and spiees ready iof aS,
most nrenaratons ofYered Tor sale. Cai and supply
yourselves at J.. v. nonSssrrLIUsAs55 81
; no as 1Al4 4aln e29Ss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-25

How TO PRONOUNCE Ir.-As the Senate
committee have fixed upon "Pembina as
the name Of the new Territory proposed to
be formed out of the northern part Of Dako-
Ia, on account of its euphony, it may be in
teresting to the public to know that the word
is pronounced as, if spelled Pembi-maU.
There is nothing like starting right Wash
ington Star.
, That's to say, Pem'by-naw.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-25

BOARD OF ALDEEMEN.-The Board Of Al
dermen will meet this afternoon at O'Clock.
They will probably, among other things,
consider the resolutions introduced by Gen.
eral Bradley T. johnson in the Common
Council last Monday in respect to the Louis.
lana usurpation, and the report OF the Board
of Public Interests relative to the tobacco
uuestiou
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-25

The SCHEME OF THE ANTI.FUNDERs.-It has
trauspired that the antifunders at their last
conference, in addition to the business al
ready reported by US, resolved that the pre-
sent rate of taxation ought not to be IN
creased, and that they would support mea'
sure to allow taxpayers who pay their bills
in currency a deduction of twenty per cent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-25

LECTURES By Rev. Dr.. MAYER.-ReV. DE-
Mayer. rabbi OF Har Sinai Temple, Lexing'
ton street, Baltimore, will shortly deliver
two lectures at Assembly Hall, in this city
Subjects "Shy lock" and The Crucihxior
of Jesus of Nazareth"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-25

CARRINGToN GUARD This company, COM
manded by Captain Richard N. Taylor, which
has since its organization steadily grown in
numbers and In solderly attanments, was
inspected by Lieutenant Colonel Whitehead
and Adjutant Starke at the Old Market Hall
on Saturday night.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-25

SUPREME Court OF APPEALS, SATURDAY,
Manchester Cotton Mills Us. The Town of
Manchester. Partly argued by Frank w.
Christian, Esq, for the appellants, and
Messrs. Logan and Bransford Tor The appel.
lee, and continued until Tursduy
Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance Com
pany us. Kloeber. Writ of supersedels
awarded to a judgment of the. Circuit Court
of the city of Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-25

TIE OLD CRY HALL.-A force of hands
are busily engaged in removing the debris OF
the old City Hall building, which work, by
order of the City Council, Is to be completed
by the 1st of February, 1915.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-25

;SAapLE.MERcHANTs' CAsEs.-P. f. Part
lett, charged with violating the sample.mer-
chants law, was discharged by the Police
Justice on Saturday. Henry Molg and
Charles w. Hopkins, charged with the same
offence, were sent on to the grand jury.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-25

ROCK THROWN THROUGH HAcK.-Police-
man Sweeney Saturday evening arrested
William Deane and John Jackson (colored
boysl charged with throwing rock into
the window of a carriage which was passing
I'D Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-25

JOHN WREN ADMITTED TO BAH.-Jonn
Wren was admitted to bail on Saturday by
Judge Guigon in the sum Of 81, ,0OO. Messrs.
John Mccormick and Willilm NJ. Ledley be-
came his sureties.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-25

IF WANT INDICATED RED FLANNEL SHIRTS
or any other KIND of underwear at low prices call
ON our friends E. B. SPENCE & soN, 1900 Main
street. Their stock Of gentlemens Furnishings aud
ready y-made clothing Is varied stylish, aad cheap.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-25

PICTURES FOB THE STATE LIBRARY.-IWo
old oil.palntings representing CHRISTOPHER
Columbus and Americas Vespucius have
been purchased fof the State Library. iney
are said 10 be the work Of good artist,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-25

ASPHALT PAVEMENT FINlsHED.-The as
pbalt pavement on Shockoe slip, upon
which o force of hands has been ut WORK
for some time past, was completed on Satur'
day morning about II o'clock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-25

REPA1RED.-The asphalt pavement on
Twelfth street between Franklin and Bank
was repaired on Saturday, and is in good
OF der once more.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-25

Captain Disney ordered him into cell,
where be was allowed to sober off. He is
now thankful for the care taken of him by
the officers, and will no doubt appreciate the
kindness of our reporter in withholding his
pop,o
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-25

WANTED. ALL THE LADIES ITO
w 1now that have been appointed agent for the
sTTlTrS S" ISLAND DYEiNG-W0RKs, aud am
prepared to receive all .inds Of work. s sacn sn as
dresses sawls cicaks feathers giopes h'so, keh
sum. s2-by The celebrated French SeonEeI ,, and
Champion Glove-Cleaner, FInas IIao
de is No. 6 Nihth street. sign OF hea ak.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-25

W1rg-BEATgR FNED.-Henry Wilson (co-
lored) Saturday paid to the Police Court
$3.50 for slapping his wife, which privilege
he. exercised without authority OF law.
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ernor on Saturday commissioned John N.
Goodwin notary public for Orange county.
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THE FLHwooD AND WARWICK COLLARS are
made diff rently from uny other. The edges are all
folded, and the surface Is an exact imitation or
1Inep
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-25

SANDAL LTIEs-IMPoRTANT NOTICE TO LADIEs
A new supply of those beautiful SANDAL TIES at
&. L. SIEGEL's, 421 Broad STREET.
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ALL THAT GOES TO MAKE UP A GENTEEI, AND
stylish outfit for gentleman contemplating
arriage may be had ut E. b. SPENCE & SoN's,
1900 Main street.
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DRUGs, MEDTCrxRs. -.
PoLK MILLER s CO., ApornnoAalzs,

pOLK MILLER u CO., ArofnRcAkizs, 3
CORNER NINTH AND MAIN STREETS.
:. have for sale
Celluc,s Glycerine Hair Tonic,
Dellnc's Eau Aneelique tfor the teeth,
Lyons's Tooth Tablets, 81
Superior English HAIR Brushes,
Superior Fngiish 7 Tooth- Brushes,
Superior lnCi1 Anbter Combs,
Ha2anb Magnolia Balm,
Colgate's Toilet Waters,
Reads Grand Duchess Cologne,
Lubin's 6 Auire Extracts. -
Murray & Lanman's Florida Water,
German Farina Cologne, ~
: French and English Pomades,
Hegeman's Camphor Ice,
Felt chest Protectors,
Turkish Bath-Towels;
lnda full line or pure Drugs, Chemicals and Phar.
Preparations. il 23-3m
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In BANKRUPTcY.-Thomas 81. Harris, OF
this city, on Saturday filed his petition In
bankruptcy with Register Forbes.
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NEw.-Under rule recently adopted in
The House ofDelegates the name of the pa.
tron of each bill introduced is printed
unnn it
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RFFECTUAL SPECIFIC

Armed with this ANTIDOTE, all cllrDi
uanges OF water and food may be faced
ear. AS a remedy In MALARIOUS F.
BOWEL COMPLAINTS. RESTLESS
NAUSEA,
THE CHEAPEST. PUREsT. AND BEST
LY MEDICINE IN THE WORLD
~ have never seen or tried
such a,simple, efficacious. sat-
lsfactory, and pleasant Teme-
DIV in my life."-h HAISER,
sr. Louis, Nc.
bon. Alex. II. Stephens.
~ occa.ionally use, when my
condition requires ~, Doctor
SImmons's Liver regulator
with good effects "-Hoy,
ALEX. II. sTEP. EMS.
Governor Of Alabama.
"Your Regulator has been
In use In my family for some
time, and am persuaded it is
vaIu ble addition TO the
medical science. "-Goy. y.
GILLsHOKTER, Ala.
~ have used the Regulator
inmy ismny for the past sew
en'efn years. can safely re-
commend II t, the world aS
the best meJiciDe i have ever
used for that GLASS OF diseases
IL purports TO cure.''-H. +.
THiGPEN.
President of City Bank.
"simmous', Liver Eegula-
tor has proves good aud ell
clous medicine."--C. A.
NCTTISG.
Druggists. ~
"We have been acquainted
with Or. simmoIs's Liver
Medicine for more than TWEEN
ty years, and know IT. to be the
hest Liver Regulator offered
TO The publtc."-M. Il. LYON
and IL. l.. LYON, keliefou-
taine. Ga.
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WANTED, CUSTOMERS FOR

NM AN I'D, VUoIVHI5Ito OH
w LOAN OFFICE BARG AIMS
On MONDAY, January 19, 1878. ,hall xpose'
nj private sale large lot OF forfeited pledges con-
si,fing of SO fine GOLD WATCHES, 81 CHAINS, 49
PIS0S 81 sets SLEEVE and BOSOM BUTTONS 9
i1IAMOND KINGS, 8 DIAMOND STUDS, 10 sets OF
LADIES' PINS and FAR-klNGs, pair elegant
GoI,D RAND BRACELETS and many other articles,
which will be offered al very low figures In order 10
Ey.ry one desirous Of purchasing great bargains
are respe ctfully invited To call ana examine tAs
goods and hear the prices, at
e0'N' ". s. A. WIGSTOCK'S Loan Office,
,e1m No, II Fourteenth street.