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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-25
A EaRgnLar Instance OF Asha&tly
Visitation.
4 From khe DayeEpart Gazetse. d

lfConehe DaSeEpA1 Gazetae.I
Que of the strangest eases of insanity eve
heard of in this portion of the oountry i
engaging the attention of well-knowrs phy
sicaa in Davenport just now. We say in
sanity, because the Doctor says the man il
insane-a noDoManiac-while the patien
himself declares that he Is In his right xaind
and he talks sensible enough on every topic
brought to his notice, not excepting the one
which has alarmed bis friends and caused q
physicians attention.
He SPEAKS lueidiy enough when ap.
preached about bis OWE business affairs.
watches the Tilton.E eeeber trial with inter.
est, and says perjury will be proven to the
, satisfaction OF everybody before the ease is
ended; and he reads With aedity all the
news about The miss in Louisiana, with the
proceedings in Congress since the Presi.
dents message. Some OF our readers nav
conclude that If the Doctors patient keenS
track Of al these matters his mind must he
little stretched. And, indeed, his pbys;-
clan tells him to abandon interest in these
exciting topics, pay less attention to the
news of the day and more to his own condi.
ton. The 'pstient's relatives are sure he is
insane. The reader may Judge.
The person n question was soldier in
the Second Iowa cavalry during the war.
ana when the res 'iment was ia camp near Da-
Venport he and fellow.so|der of his com.
pany became warn, friends, although stran-
gers before enlistm ent. One day in May,
ls6o,We believe, the Two We're on picket near
Farmington, Mss, az d they fell into CONVEX.
sation ABOUT the State OF the soul after death
toplc Which engaged tn minds Of soldiers
IN The late war frequently, as many OF our
readers know. On this occasion the Two
troopers talked earnestly on the subject
one believed 10 the immortality Of the soul,
but the other didn't: but there and then
each pledged the other that should death
come to him during the war he would visit
the survivors, II possible.
Tbe aext day battle was fought near
Pennington, and the party who believed In
the hereafter was killed, and bis body now
lies In national cemetery In Mississippi.
That was nearly twelve years ago. The
surviving trooper was deeply grieVed over
the death Of bis friend, but he continued In
the service till the end OF the war, and was
honorably discharged when his regiment was
mustered out. He returned to Iowa, en-.
gagged In business presently, was married,
and has family.
s6eme aYs weeks ago his wife became |
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MINERAL WATER.
T,HE WATER OF
ROCkBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS, VIRGINIA
JAMES A. FRAZIER, PROPRIETOR.

These MINERAL WATERS have an established
repu alton for very high curative virtue III all the
following classes of diseases, und as being al b.
SULUTE SPECIFIC In several OF them, VIZ. ::
Scrotula anu all the forms Of glandnlar swelltngs
aud cuianeous eruptiye disease, trysipelas, letter.
Eczema, &C., Chr mic DarrhGa and DySentery
Dyspepsia, Bronchitis. Chronic Thrush. Affections
Of the Kidneys and Bladder, Dropsy Piles, and III
connection with the Hot Bath, Chronic Rheuin2-
tism. In all arGmc conditions of HE system and
broken down sturcs Of the constitution, loss OF APP
petite and general nervous prostratiOn, their
powers and virtue ms Restorative may be safely
pronounced 10 be without known rival amongst
! The mineral waters OF the world. They are eSpSl
cialy indicated In the whole class OF ailments Pc
culiar to the female constitution.
| This water is packed In cases con. aiming one
3zen half gallon bottles. Price, $40 per case,
The salts of the water usually called Rock bridge
Alum Mass) is obtained by the evaporation of the
wafer at tile Springs, retaining the properties Of
the water can be used for its reproduction and Is
very convenient to persons whose homes are So re.
mote from the Springs that. cost of transporting
the water Is very large or to those who wish to use
the wafer when travelling, II can be reproduced
instantly. The salts can he sent per mail. Price,
81 per ounce.
Descriptive pamphlets can be obtained OF the
agents gratis upon application.
Supplies received direct constantly on hand for
sale by PURCELL, LADD CO.,
Agents Virginia Springs Water,
Ia ll.sod3m Richmond, Va.
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ZOE RKHT.
SNT. LARGE TWO.STORY6 !

EoH RENT, LARGE TWo.sTORI 6
n BRICK DWELLING, with nc t zen T. 80 rSe
Enclosure: on Nineteenth street. corner MMshaii: .
TWO-sTORY FRAME DWELLlNa, NO. OF
Haryie street. near the Grove road.
TWO-STORY FRAME TENEMENT on ives
ty-si eth street between n and n streets, cnuEcn
Hill, with Eve rooms; Kitchen, &c; wrrI1rcs
numbered 5l4 and 81 6, on Twenty-eighth street
between Clay and Leigh, with Ave rooms kitcneD'
TWo.sTORY FRAME DWELLING, So; AZ
Twenfy-eIgf1th street, between Marshall ana Gay;
TW0.SIORY ST6CCOEB.BRlCh: DW FILL;
INC. No, 9iS Fourth street, between Byro ADJ
Arch Streets with seven or eight rooms kiIcneD'
Sc annIy 10 RICHARDSON & co...
e. &C. ospanSat 1113 Main street.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, January 23.-FIour unchanged and
quiet. heat unchanged and quiet. Corn steady
white southern, 75nSlc. : yellow southern, S04
Sic; mixed western, at elevator, soc. Oats dull
and unchanged. Rye weaker at &c, 81 @S1 .O3
Hay unchanged Provisions quiet, but firm. Mess
Pork, $19@S20. Bulk meats: 7@7ac. for clear
at 4c. advance. Bacon shoulders, SIC; clear, /
Ollie; sugar cured hsms. l4@14 1sc. Lard uH-
changed. Western butter quiet tub and roll, 24@
Csc. Coffee strong and In good demand; Ordinary
to prime cargoes, 17aG194c. Whlskey dull and
nominal at 9S@9Shc. Sugar In fair demand at
1O3Sc,
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r RON, S T E 81, &C.
A full assortment of bes. REFINED IRON,

A full assortment Of best REFINED Iron,
consisting or
ROUNDS, SQUARES, FLATS. and SHAFTISG,
OvALs, HALF-UYALs, aud HALF-kOUSDS, and
HOOP:
HORSESHOE. NATL-RoDs. and SHEET;
SAILoR'S CAST and SHEAR STEEL,
ENGLISH and AMERICAN BLIsIERED STEEL,
GERMAN and TIRE-STEEL:
PIG TIN, PIG and BAR-LEAD and SpELTER,
RUSSIA SHkET-lRoN anu SHEET-ZNc,
For sale by ~t.--ta'
u ls-Stawsw Il. 4 S. WORKMAN & co.
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BY Telegraph.

NEW YORK, January 23-Noon.-Stocks steady
Money, q! per cent. Gold, 1923. ExchaDge-Long
1877; short, 490E Governments strong. State!
dull.
Ereniug.- Money easy at 2k@3. Sterling quie
ut 4s7. Gold steady. Governments shade stronger
States steady.
The imports of dry goods during the week
amounted 10 *l,435 663; merchandise, ~. 643,-
9S5.
Specie shipments for the week: Gold coin
s3,321 900; bars, S35 ,206; silver, $S26,412.
Custom receipts for the week, -, 443,263.
To-day the sub-Treasurcr paid II 900 as i'll
terest and S144, 900 for called bonds.
BANK STATEMENT.
NEW YORK, January 23.-Loans increased 81 =
100000; specie decreased a2,500,000; deposits
increased 100000; reserve decreased 81 ,0O0,-
OO0. Specie shipments to-day, $3,1 rs 600.
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g.. ByJ. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctloneer,.
lila Main street, next to State Bank.

DOR SALE, IMPROVED TOBACCO
Il FACTORY MACHINERY, IN GOOD OR
DER, AT PUBLIC AUCTION.-By request OF the
Isl of February, at l o'clock, at store No.. 1912
Main street, near st. Charles Hotel; the following
tobacco machinery: l Hydraulic PUMP; ,, 8 ny.
Ettenger- 4 EdmJnd's improved patent, with
Ryme's patent retai1ers; s Box-Screws: bands
and BiIicis; / Hogshead Screw; 8 Factory Stoves +;
one lot of Mills: Platform and Lump Scales, and.
In fact, everything usually found In hrst-cia SIS
factory: l eight-horse-power Engine and Boiler,
Talbott's make -.
TERMS : 81 90 and under. cash over that amount,
sixty days note satisfactorily secured:
j. THOMPSON BROWN.
1, % Auctioueer.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW 1OIhIA u1hIkhE1D %
NEW YORK, January 23.-Cotton dull; sales of
1866 bales at 15AQl5Ac. Flour less active.
Wheat l tG2s. lower. Corn heavy and lower; new
southern yellow. S6kc. Pork dull ut II 5U.' Lard
steady. Coffee aud sugar quiet and firm. Freights
dull and lower
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ByJ. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and AucdOneer,
l1l3 Main street, next 70 the State BANK.

TWO NEW AND HANDSOME BRICK
4 HOUSES-SIX RODMS-WIrH COOkING:
RANGE, HOT AND COLD WATES THROnGH
THE HOUSE. On WEST CARY STREET,
will sell at public auction. on the premises on
WEDNESDAY, January 27, at O'CLOCK T: d.,
those two new STOCK-BRiCk DWELLINGS on
the soutb line of Cary street between Pine ana
Laurel call special attention TO this sale, being
on extra long terms and also on account or inc de-
sirabcness of the houses, being provided with more
ing ranges complete; hot and cold water through
the house and to the bathrooms improved hre 1.
place The houses are located Within 9ne-hau
snuare of street cars and one square OF the park,
rendering Them convenient to business and desira-
lille MS 10 location. Parties desiring to purchase
most cOnyt niently-arranged house, ana in q l0ca-
tion where property is daily increasing In value,
should attend this sale. -
TERMS: One-fourth cash balance In one. "o'
ana three years, secured by trust deed.
j. THOMPSON BROWN
ia on -AnCtiOneer
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CINCINNATI MARKETS

CINCINNATI, January 23.-flour dull. Corn
dull at zoe. Pork quiet and firm al 81 S.25. LARD
Bacon strong; shoulder &c.; clear rib, sSc.; clear
103c. Whiskey firm at csc.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
Il TRACT OF LAND IN AMELIA COUNTY.
BY virtue OF a deed of trust executed by william
G. Bradley 10 the undcrsg ned as trustee, and duly
recorded In the clerks office Of the County Court OF
Amelia Courthouse. on WEDNESDAY the 27th
day OF January, 1875, that valuable TRACT Gf,
FIFTY ACRES more or less). now occupied by
the said William G. Bradley, lying within one
mile of the fourlshing village OF Amelia Court
house Said tract has comfortable FRAME
DWELLING containing six rooms, and all tho ne
cessary out buildings About one.third OF The
land Is IL pine when Is valuable on account OF It's
proximity to the railroad. A large portion Of the
residue Is auvial iowland.
The deed prescribes sale forcash but will ex-
tend libeIalcr to the purchaser. For further
b. c. HARTSOOK, Trustee.
in 1-2, 5,7,9 ,&td5 Richmond. Va.
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PRIVATE nr,r G:s

BRICK DWELLING No: BIZ north i roe,ns
street, between Broad and Marshall; ten foon''
Litehen. SC. with modern convenIences.
BRICK DWELLINGS No: 500 SaL a and cold old water.
AWWpICK Unwilling corner Madison an9 StaSs
streets; ten rooms, kitchen, &C., with all ,n'o'esn
co mRgGK f6WELLINGz corner Monroe and Clay
streets: 1--WE rooms, &c. ,xs,ox, on5 N,r.
BRICK DWELLING corner MADISON ana ="
sn TW stl IDESlRABLE BKICK TENEMENIs On
Tenth rect north OF Leigh street, containing Six
roSn s.s'T %I BRICK DWELLING on east line OF
Fourth street between Cary and Canal streets n'e
| rooms kitchen, sc. or nuo,tvafth
NEAT BRICK COTIAGs coruei
aI All the above property to good tenants VIII oe
| renied low. For terms, &c. apply lton,,,nu
| IN 25.3t LIZ NE q DIV 1850
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DILL RICF- .I.S
l. MOND, AND NORFOLK STEAM sSczAe1S
SHIP LINE.--FOR PHILADELPHIA TWICE
A WEEK.-Until further notice The steamers Of
this line will leave Philadelphia every WEDNEs-
TUESDAY and SATURDAY at IL o'clock.
Freight taken at low rates for ali par1 or New
Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Delaware, for Pro'!-
dence, Boston, and New Orleans. Also, for Ii Eer-
pool and Antwerp ria Red Star aud American
steamship lines, and bills OF lading signeo through
Passage TO Philatetpnia,L including meals sIo
stateroon, SO. = P: PORTER, Agent,
. AN / No. 1925 Dock street.
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arCrIGN SAEES-FHture Days.
BY Grubbs & Williams, -.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
rIauenfh street between Main and Bank.

Z.
r,RI1sTEEs SALE OF THE LARGE
i BRICK DWELLING or THE s1gT TsG siRb
and THIRTY-THTRD STREETS, The LOOpr
AT THE soUTHEASpp G Ega I'm II TaE LOT
AZ The SOUTHEAST CORNER Of , AND
TH1RTY-SEOOND STREETS, At AUCtraO I'm
Ryyirtue of decd of trust from William t9lses,
;rnstee for Mary w. Folkes. 10 the SUBSCRIBER as
trustee dated 9th April dSly s OF .ss
nte merely secured sell ut PUBLIC auction, upon
the premises, respectively, on THURSDAY atn Of
February. 1875 commencing st O'CLOCK 4. n.'
ihe large BRICK DWELLING located as above d no
scribed aud the lot which II stands, ironing 90
by IS feet. a.. ,,.r,so
on The vest fronting 90 feet on the south eide OF
street and running back along the eastern line
of TbIrty-second street l IS feet
And also that half-acre LOT tSo. y Ia square
No ii !, in rear OF the above-mentioned pfopsEg;
fronting 1872 feet on the north side OF street aug
running back along the east line OF Ihirty-secohd
street 1876 feet. ~ no,soo ~
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay the expenses OF
sale and the sum of 300 With Interest thereon a.
per cent. from 18th April, 1874, TIL palo anu
the residue upon such terms as may De prescriueo
by the grantor in said deed Of trust r.
GprpRS a. WILLIAMS, AucttoneerS. ID 20
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6 rANTON INSIDE LINE."e,Lsu, &,
NEW FAST. FREIGHT ROUTE BETWEEN
RICHMOND AND PHILADELPHIA.


NEW FAST. FREIGHT ROUTE BETWEEN
RICHMOND AND PHILADELPHIA.
TPEWEEKLY.
On and after OCTOBER lsT the splendid iron
DAYS. THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS from
Powhatan Steamboat ComDany's pier. corner Of
Twenty-second and Dock str, s. making c!ose con,
with the Philadelphia, v Wilmington, and Baltimore
Railroad Company for Phiadephs.
SPECIAL ADVANTAGES:
All freight by this line covered 10y fire and marine
insurance free Of cost. No dOckage charged At
Richmond. Rates as low as any other line. his
Is the quickest line between Philadelphia aud Rich
mond. 49,.
FreightS ordered by this line should be marked
"I'anfOn Inside Line.r aud sent To the Philadcl-
phia, Wilmington and Baltimore depot, Phadel-
phia.
moad. For further Information apply 10
@-s l.. Is. TATUM, Agent,
Offices Twcntv-second and ! Ock streets
and Ninth and aaIn streets, or 10
- j. s. WILSON. General Freight Agent,
Philadelphia Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad,
PHILADELPHIA. IL Y
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.

TOR NEW YORK The aFYSs
l. Old Dominion Steamship Com panv's $1,000
steamship OLD DOMINION. Captain %ALKER,
will sail TUESDAY, January 26 h, at O'Clock
Pm. -
Positively no freight received after IL O'Clock ".
Through bills % ladinR signed, ana goods Tor.
warded with dispatch 20 all points north, eeu!h,
east, and west; also, TO foreign ports.
Passenger Accommodations unsurpassed.
Fare 10 New York, $l2: steerage, So; rocGd.
trip tickets, $40.
For freight or passage apply to
g. W. AiiLICi- Il CO.. Agents.
IA 25-2t Com pany's " mart. Rockets.
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lkAI.TIMORE

BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, January 22.-Virsinia 6's, peelers,
SO consols, 53H. West FirgInia's, lex North Ca
rolina 6's, old, rs new, 49, special tax, s. Bid
ind
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FINANCIAL.

RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
SATURDAY, January %, 1875.
COIN BID. asked
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der a deed OF

TRUSTEES SALE.-Under deed of
/ trust made by P. G. Wescott to me, as trustee,
recorded April 4 1874; shall at public auc 81
n SATURDAY next, the 30th Of January, 1873,
sell i4s yards of O[L-CL0TH, l4s yaids Of Pa
PER-FELT, one pair OF BLUE SHADES, 6S YARDS ar, l.
TAPESTRY, 64 yards OF DAMAsk. u yards Of
COCOA MATTiNG &, and yards of TAPESTRY
TERMS: Cash. JOSEPH w. JOHNSTON,
In 25-MW,&S3t trustee.
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TOR SALE PRIVATELY.-I am an,bo-
IL ICED by the owners TO fer for sale the ve,r a.
sirabIe BRICK DWELLING No. lO4 Main Styee,
between First and Second The house con,a,ns W
rooms brick Kitchen with four rooms and able
The lot fronts SO feet by $50 feet TO wide allev:
also. side alley. This house Is wen bnit and :,
good condition. and Will be sold on very long lime
at q reasonable price. Apply TO N'"1
FRANK D. HILL,
Real Estate Auctioneer, HOS Main stree,
ia 22-et
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BOOTS, SHOES. &c.

A LARGE AND ENTIRELY msap
n NEW STOCK OF BOUTS, SHOES. H@E
TBUNkS. VALISES, SAFCHELS,E Ay
STRAPS, OVEE-G ALTERS, and RUB 1aea
Der BOOTS and SHOES Just opened at
j. A.GRfGG'S, Ienth and Main.
Call and examine my WALKING SHOES, FOX
and CLOTH CATS RS, for ladies, atS2.50.
In 20.2m
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QUESTION: Where can buy a
70 good SHOES for myself or chill. 24lzs
dren at low figures, but made OF good material?
Answer: At the factory No. 215 Broad street,
made goods are sold.
BOOTS footed to order for only Is. sel5
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nON'T PAY 50 FOR A GAL So
~ TER when you can buy city -mades
one for g.. Don't pay "a for Snoe when you can
buy one for S3. This Is true if You don't believe
H. 70 to the factory, 215 Broad street between Sec
ond and Third. Nothing but city-made goods sold.
Every pair warranted. BOOTS FOOTED TO OR.
DER FOB ONLY 90. se16
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LOR SALE PRIVATELY, SX@
h small BRICK HOUSES In good localities s@s
containing from three TO five rooms each. Pricr.
from ii, j 90 10 $3.50. Several OF them are new
and In good condition, with water and gas. Apply
to FRANK ID. HILL
ia Cyst NO. ! OS. Main stree,
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DENTISTS.

DENTISTS
A CARD.-Having retired from the 8
n practice OF dentistry, confidently re-Sof
patrons as thoroughly competent in every branch
Of the profession. I employ him In my own family.
r. N. HUDSON.
LOUISA COUNTY, VA, December %, 1874.
de 3O-Sm
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1875-10-26

What lost Ohio to the Democrats
What gained it for theRepublicans ? The
Republican majority. 400, is so small
in the aggregate vote Of $4,000 that it
NAV be attributed to either of several
agencies. The Eastern papers all claim
that the hard-money idea carried the
State, and the Cincinnati papers of the
day after the election implied the same
thing. But in some parts of Ohio, the
Republicans insist that the Democrats
would not have been beaten but for the
vigorous use made Of the school question
and the Geghan bill against them. The
Akron Beacon, for example, asks; F" If
the Catholic question had been ignored,
where would the Western Reserve vote
have been ?" And the Cincinnati En-
quirer speaks to the same purpose when
it says: Had there been no diversion
from the financial question the State
would have been Democratic by 10000
majority. 1t was the Pope's big toe that
did the business" But even this is not
all. There was something else at work
in the canvass besides the money question
and the Pope's toe-and that was Mr..
Schur. Admitting, if need be, that his
personal influence with the Germans and
the Liberals was small, still it was some
thing certainly. The vote in Hamilton
county, where Democratic majority last
year of 400 was changed into Repub.
lican majority of 700, suggests that in
that county alone it may have been sufi.
cient to insure Hayes election. st. Louis
Republican.
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OYSTERS received daily at Rohrbach'
airs oo-u

CHLLs, CHILLs,. "sURE POP. =
Having suffered with chills for several
weeks, and taken something less than
drug store, in the way of medicine, without
benefit | desire to inform the public, and
my friends generally, that l have been
wearing one of Love & Wilson's Anti
Malarial Belts Tor the last ten days, and
chat it has performed perfect cure.
would not sell the Pad or Belt, (if
could not replace it, for hundreds of dol
lars. W. HOLLAND,
At Steadman's store, Jackson, Miss.
Oct. %, 1875.
DR.. wilson's Office is at corner of Pear
and President streets, Jackson, Miss. Reac
his advertisement.
.Oct.25d&w-lt.
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TO GIVE AWAY =!


DhANboN, hlso" bblls filli ipips
3 Messrs. LOVE s. WILSON, Dear Sirs Hav-
ing had chills and fever almost every other
day for eight months and having tried almost
every remedy could hear of without receiv-
ing any permanent benefit saw your adver-
tisement in the Brandon Republican, and de-
termined to try your Anti-malasial Belt. |
bought one about the 10th of July, took it
home, put it on, and have never had a chill or
fever since. Induced a neighbor to buy one
some few weeks since, and he informs me that
he has not had chill since he put il on.
w. w. C0RETHERS
. Dear Sirs: Above find certificate of W. W.
Corethers, which have just obtained. have
heard of several other similar cures and |
think the belts will soon begin to sell rapidly.
Respectfully, &C., A. J. FRANTZ.
All the Druggists in town have some of the
above Belts 10 give array,
Oct. 18-d2w%
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state Centennial Commission.

TBMgf 9T7TTTW HBbRfHal
The members of the Centennial Commission
for the State Of Mississippi are notified and
requested to attend meeting Of the Commits
sion to be held in Jackson, on Wednesday,
November 10th, at II o O'Clock. A. NJ, in the
Committee Room over Secretary's Office. The
Board of Control of the State Fair Associa-
ton are respectfully requested to meet the
Commission at the same time and place.
A. WARNER, President.
H. II. STREET, SECRETARY.
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MOBILE oysters, and all kinds o
game, received every day at


DEATH OF DR.. PETRIE. is our
painful duty to record the death of d. HER
BERT PETRIE, which occurred this morning at
the residence of his mother, Mrs. DR.. Hun
teri. He has been sick for several weeks Of
malarial fever, and heart disease. The funer-
al will take place from the Presbyterian
church to-morrow-at what hour we have not
been able to learn.
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MARR led.

In Benton, Yazoo county, Miss. at the
residence of the brides father, October D.,
1876, Mr.. WIN. D. CARROLL, native OF llli-
nois, to Miss MoLLIE E. FUGATE, of Yazoo
county, Mississippi.
This is a practical method of adjusting
the sectional issues. We congratulate all
the parties to the happy arrangement.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1875-10-26
Appointments of Hon. l.. q. &
Lamar

L. @. C. Lamar, candidate for Con-
gress in the LIST District, will address his
fellow-citizens at the following times and
places:
Ashland, Benton county, Tuesday, Oct,
26.
Abbeville, Lafayette county, Wednesday,
Oct q.
Water Valley, Yalobusha county, Thurs
day, Oct. Is.
Tocopola, Pontotoc county, Monday
Nov. l. s.t..
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1875-10-26
DIR. s. ALEXANDER,
E.t OF Clinton. Miss. ...

LAS just received u fresh supply Of BO-
IL TANlC MEDICINES for sale, Having
devoted much time and attention for many
years, TO Chronic Diseases, he is prepared to
cure Dyspepsia and Chronic Diarrhna, Chron-
ic Diseases Of the Lungs, Liver, Spleen and
Kidneys, Dropsy, Asthma, ScrofulR and Tet-
ter, Uterine arrangements, etc. Persons re-
siding at too great distance to consult him in
person can dose by letter successfully. Pub
lie patronage respectfully solicited.
July ~, 187b-5m.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1875-10-26

S25 00.-Dr j. S. Wilson will give
TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS for case of CHILLs
AND FEVER, in man or woman, that he can
not cure, without giving any medicine in
..erndlly.
Read his advertisement. oct23-tf