davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1875-03-15
1T OH dominion Qawpf(Aif
,Gpmpanp.
g a d q 10 gott.

2tele Company iptrb etnsn ibrer na6fpleenben pradt.
ueasn Odmpter, Clo Dominion. @panofe. Sjuac
Sen. Ridmonc, Mibemarle. Satteras unb
Sepr1e M. Slner Qm Bau) an iebsm Itenfap,
6retta8 -usb Samstas bel Sp&waHsr abfabIs en-
afen.
Atsfe s&iAs fnb gang nu uasapurpsn ausSradlid
ilr eiele Npute setaut.
Sic baben pradtsUas saIOpns. 6 tic 0tppms unit
Baps.3immer.
Die Spsifsn, S~squsmlt6tsit unb S%sbieauus Fnb I'M.
abertreTltA. W.T. 'l
g0aarsn, peIhe nit eitlsr Qinte ~Ssrianpt perhen, Ian.
tsn %re8elmdbi9 in glsp.ypr: an Bon lbereeften Yier sr
COMPANY. 81 giprtb oliver.
Bta&t fur gldse weifsr ale gsw-gprf perben fdnel
~befpteert nnS rttp eaiir nitts ais DIE wirtli9 eebabten
untciten bers&net.
Stihs oiels- 2tnie ~perlafen ylprtclf UNI 5 ubr gad.
tnittaes rabreab bee gDinters.
SraGt an3snpmmsn bis b ubr Absn6s ieben Gag.
9DeBen rDeitersr Nustunft ipenee man i& an
George VI. Mnen u. 3d., Asenteu,
ofeb. Gtfre @Ompanp's gBbarpes, Npdetts.
, 1875-03-15
GAptbuA BttterA.

wanbersoGes &t6rtunss- unb OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES a,tr.
rannt, ba q iebes anbte 5dlnittel bteisr Grt Bel we.:n
abertrtFt. Das Reespt ~ bttfem ~SduettfG Sitters" pm
Iense Bet en atfs @sttt.aante ane q . nod Icy: 8u"
Rpbe Guutuae ~dbtrltefrt, nab 10 u Aur&axs unuSstd.
bas trsenb Seaenb ausr bea Gist stanaer tas $sSs y
b1 n6&rebtf8 1ttters" fenue. ebne NJ q BIZ. fdHp,td
ua&abmen aak f&le&t eenus .Rnb, bic @efaAtbett tbrts
Wttnenfata burd ben gertauf bteir stfdIi6ten Radat.
muneen ~ ttrfbrsn. wel&e 6bnlt& %ausltben anb fbnttd.u
pte 6as t&a r6&mebtf& Diters~ sbe sr @tunbbs!
fGsblt& fnb, rdbrtnb bas dsentlt&e uab e@te -6Gpt.
btf@ Dtttere" Wtaisnex Ceuabbet AMI eeben ebalts
Dat Da ttes befpabrs rt&tls 4 r@rb b. Nufmrtfam
lett bu publtiums barau( binstlA.t, bas issr. 8fafds
wtl&e has eGte ,SGm.bifa 1ttters" eatbdlt, bic Hamsps
uutef&rtft bs serforttuen 1sasess exes5Iaisu tL
, 1875-03-15
Sa8 2eben BON &inbern eerettet
fur so NentS.

SeberSatt BON Group fam sebeilt
iperoen burd Or. Sobia8' vSenetiantides
ointment, tuenn oieies 5uerit genommen iptro.
Seit % Sabren erprobt nno ntemlals eine
Slai9e 3uritdgei9idt. Sc furirt ebenfans
0iarrboe, 8ubr, &olif, SalSpeb, S4nitt'
ipunben, 8r~anbpunoen unb duBere Sdmers
sen. Serfauft in ben Npotbefen. Depot: 10
Bart Ylace, Stem Sort.
, 1875-03-15
Iisber unh faltss sEither.

sisb1 anb OsafdRttsr far so Gents furtst. a
asbt ista 5silmtttsl IN Der GtIt. psI&s 5tsbu xsS
MeeSislesbsr anA aae fsaatsss strpanetsu &raRshsttta.
0aata., S&arlaA-. t~uptSfss'. ssts UNI isn Rts. Aasha
lstAsn lurA HatsasS stasu a~bsstsifa, nlrs) tSvxtN
fdtettet ~ .RsksSss Rssbs RsHaF' u &snu IL
ela64a
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rtl&e biefe Rranfteit NIT I'D brtnst. ptnn In benz uS&nA
ktih Bttters" tin 5etlmtttel stbuten rirb, bas Sober lei6
erlanaen fannf So ltnoert bic S&merlsH isfcrt une ID
fprteefsstera @ebrauhe mirh br patisnt BON gDpde 10
s44s1t f& heHer seFnbea btS cine ys1fdabtee Seluus q.
,tet Ia. Tauftsbs feenta ben Gag, an reldeu fe srau.
taet Exssen bttfts ranbrbere Selmtttd ~ eesssuasn
, 1875-03-15
8ansipurnt lebenp entfernt

&opf urb ale 3beile pouitdnbi9 in stuei
Stunben. Seine Se3ablung, ebe Der 8opf
%ertfernt ift. Sis,, yiaOelr uno 0~tageu7s8iir-
nler e%ntferrlt BON 9r. &unfel, 259 gforo
Nennte Ctr. 8atb gratis. Commit uno lebt
iiber 1000 Srennninre.
, 1875-03-15
"Star-Wftn" platform

gi!berslana elre sroRe 8ieree. Gin ppafdusiasr
S6us unter Often. Nraast in @tlenpa aren. 6anblnn-
cen mad. &~ireulars gratis ~perfenbst. Mbreflre,
aD29oiiG eta T. &lattp IN. e.
, 1875-03-15
Safe SdmprrbotbeE ntdt an
Il b c II. - Salbert, Maihmtttel NIB Qflbere

2affe SdmprrbotbeE nt6t an
It b e II. = Salben, @alhmittel ullb anbere
Bfui6mittel anSnlpenoer 1T .3eit. uno @elb.
perl6lpenoun9. 9aS etnSige bur6als ntts
triiglide Seilmittel fir bleie idmerSbafte
&ranfbeit lift ANAKESIS. Sie mirb Don
ltdlrnern Der gSifieni1ait fir Die gliidlidfte
n1eoiciniide @ntoedung erfldrt, Die felt 200
Sabren genlabt morpen. Gle getpdbrt augerIs
blidltde 2inberung in ben idlimmlten Sdlen
nnb bat iiber 10000 Yatienteu fir Die Dauer
gebeilt. Ollie NerSte peroronen fie. g. Seuz
# aebter II. So. Breis $1.00. Srantirt
su9ei6idt nod @mpfaug oes BreiieS. Depot:
46 Walker Str, New York.
Som ntii9en bis sum Stt1-
len Ocean perbreitet ii1 Der 9tuhm bes
Gable, Screp 8ire 99ubmerfS. IS
retbt nt6t, ipirb nt6t urloidt urb fdlt ME
an8einaroer. SerIu6t eS. Idtet anf ben
Yatentitempel. NleS Nnoere lift g%tafabnun9.
0anfiagnns. SD gebrau6te seseu
einen bcftigen Suiteu Or Aug. &0ntg'S
Sambnrser Sruittbee uno muroe in furSer
3ett gebeilt, ipofiir t6 meinen 9alf absuitatz
ten mid g~ebrungen fiible.
Sobn Slider, Nbbiion, @isc.
, 1875-03-15
Ssrft@tl-Das G&te edpeStfd
Sitters Uizs ausi&lieslid bereitet Boa
Dentel II. 60,
ASS Rsrs Drttts etrass,
Ebtlab.lpbt

I'm ~ vnSlttam Der NaAa1mxna,a nm, ortru. i.
t6ern. Y bic Namsnsantri&riff Ss friktr.s eiesnfbS
9trs .euaeae Sastaius- hhr olai&4 ~ "a ~
etttrs enthaIt, dassblalsa ~
Set+aa&taHrdfanae IN rHsHfAu an, Asutl~ey Gar.
X, be aaisrs uat'ri@rtt sDssid u & sss,a IN
iAG 8Isf&t ~bdssflst
erds p Seats aMs Siafsst fs3s HlstAsa - q %ss>
Svaesres GsA Sssttssa& hx nAsaaistea GaeAisa -
, 1875-03-15

Rerpenf6md@s

v dss ter ansIa6f.ltsfsa 9ran!pett,n, s,nen sas W j..
f&tnsef&ls&t untsruprfea IA. nmb laben uamsnt,df al
men oaran. Die uria&tn, pel&s sisfa f&rsdlitsJ "
etrserrHftn- tne strI4ispta sns stslftttta abr pt ~
baubtanSswelt mus immn etefdbt iein. admltd o,
bard StdrtaassmttteI sas Rassniyfen bic 81 Ion
aassersant anb baenrA ben saateH ESrpa ~ nd "a
Dos .SAwebtfH Bittert" aept anuytiGt b aIs (,6r,
tanesastttd bd ben rbea ~nw6bntsa Graasbtttu un6 ba,
Zaufsnbeu BITE @eianpbett ,ura6esebsu, pelbt idSn Ia.
Tan %iwtifelten. ie pltbey @enuS am Qttsa au aneta.
RtesersefSlasenbett.
, 1875-03-15
90 xrsyfsa In .ia.m paItsn glas wa6r,
Isfsitieta In psuistn Gas,

b~sfsiissa In Ssuissn ssssabltdsat
RrSmYfe. Ghndds. Serjflupfsn, b5fen @ppE
fspnsery, psrborbsnen @agen, Diarrbgs.
DIrdbfaH, Ssrftop flung, Biabunasn
unn allie tnnsreH Geinsn.
, 1875-03-15

MaTrn, s%&arlaafeb.r enta.tea aus persorb.n.m oIats.
Oesen biele Aranlbsttsn IL ,S6w.btfu gitters" has ptrs
aniRe S6usmtttA, pdl Is Der bette 0lutretnieer tas. sty,
n stebt Aber plrb Der @ebrau& IN fpdt pber nt&t eenas
aa& bar Gnmetfuns b~espuuea, 70 bas OGDEN. Wafern,
S&arla&Rebe aab 2nbert nit 8teber serbunbsne RranI
setteu ausbreRen, haAa mus Der @ebrar& iptprt Gina ,
Asat perbta, ia Arantbettea tn bteftm Staptum cine au-
kesf Dstarblaae ~efsrbrn.
, 1875-03-15
@@mebif@ 8itters.
Ruiz ans &rduterikiteA


Dsr mebr als sterbunbas sSabr.n ev.btdtt Elm bera>
hx f&webtf&u arat bd ben wiHenf&aftIiten 5erf&nnv
uel&s u faH auf auen Gbelta ber Grbe a%aHelte. et ~
Haltise 5ttsraft sewign &rautn unb sn Gytrad hesfh
bea tstse 10 AauptstfanAthsiIt Us
, 1875-03-15

Sine herporgudenbe !3ehe iieht
nt6t biibid) aus mo mirb ME beunerft, tpern
Die Sinber Si1per Sip Sdube tragen.
0teielben eriparen Sud Die Salfte Surer
Shubre6n1ng.
Sei alien Sdnbbdnblern al haben.
, 1875-03-15
Mdbtpnts H. 60,

81 Darrsn. Ode Gtuzf Ctr. y. D.
qsss 8aIf&ss uns Dapr.s, saidt .t Nrstmarit an
WeSwas y. Co., 80 Daris III, @ds Gburt CIR, Nsx
@syL Gusiunftt 1auisnbs mettt mtrt Sbnea lusti&idt.
, 1875-03-15
w READY RELIEF

time duetnbIi6lths 6uIfe fxteR belt
Gntiinbune Der 9teren. Der Blaie unb Der Gtnstsfbt
Gsxe,atpn Der 9unse. RtblippRsibsn. Wttmunssbtf&us
ben. 3sr,flsPfsa, .Ssa,ritt &roay. Dpptbsrta, 9atarrA
SaFsxxja, HUpffdmerL 6abawsb, s~tturalse, &tsuma.
NsHus, 8rSfsln. Webftlftber.
Die anwtnsuns bss steaep NsIitf aa BEN ~itibsalen
sber ~erfra1lttn db.tIe rirs 9taberuns uxh oefttttexn
ets Msbds tsrbdfikrsA.
, 1875-03-15
Observation-Disclosures


Der weas.n "A Bic srps. gD.rtfdtte bs &5rpsrs. ssp
Hs srtdlt bas gauge Spfem @abrane unb Strait. go.uS
Der Nasea unb anbers 0eroauun8spr8ans naalaftn. ibn
ysqe 9bdttstett ~ e~ntpidela, muS Der ean3e 8Brper Id
len. DIE Rranfbeiten. rel&t aus ~setSrtr Ibdttsfstt bx
fsnseasus sorsaus snraseen. aab s.i&tsbeasr Grt, aba
Csrans. rsbe sss se$westf& sttters." sa . ale Star.
Sssgenatrd ptrft. bic 0erbaaunsScreaRt rtselt unb tbn
eaasbe 9batsf,tt betaeat, 70 sttlt Rraniteten betlt, W
aafasinsab .saa, sui&ttsener Eatar aah. DIR asnnes
hasaHtss keipnbtsS
e6Utnlfuda
nab ait anbtrta euRssniramfbet.ta .atasbsH .ben 70 "
aus Stsrunesn Der Dtaeeatpatieftit. as burG erbltty
aalaes sb. tsftist Grtal,uns Wenn bic epeile MD
ssetbrta serSaaet uns Der Rsrger TIT GpIss pefsn nidi bin.
ldasli4 erndbrt wire, mus Gbma8runs eintreten uni
sas gef&wd&ts 6qatn trltest BEN ltpteAea Gnfaa eina
Gridltnns bic bet dasr peripu sen hdftser @eiunetes
Gar at&t in Setra&t l6ms, DR b,rlbntefen Wsr,ii
nsnn es sane DOE S4ptnbfu3t ia ben tra.n Staptsn b.
t~aabeln, rttten stne Gasnabms ibrt Nuimerfia miet tu.
uf aaf sk @esultruns br Urbaaungspraane, bantt BIZ
SghiM, psi4t su patient III R& nimmt, tim aitt fruSt
tNs SstHgsrss ssrarie3en uni nt3i eur& ben aSlpt o.
neats aab f&ls1ts Ratruuo " bistta.
, 1875-03-15
DE-. Nahmap'e Nerfeet NursattDt
unb reauItrenbe MtQen,

p1als atfAmadIps, faubr sassfdbt fhr bte 6tluHa aRts
etSruneeu bts Wlaatns, Der etbtr, Der Gtnasustht, s9
Rtsrsn, Der 1Iafe, Nsrpenlttben, Rcpfwtb. 0rssrfuns.
&artltibisfsit, unytrbauliHttit, Duspspfa. Mnsrane, bu
&aue, @ausnFsbsr, unttristbsentianosns tdmorrboibtH
unb dlt unprbnunasn In ben tnnsren Dradnen, ptrt
~asfAsttst unh ipar 6ae ft poRttt fzfirsn.
, 1875-03-15
&eime PfansenfDHe.

&HtbaIttn tttn Dlerfur, Nixsrdtten pbu }&&SItAs
YsfsstrttttI.
n U1an sta&tt BITE ~fsIstnttn ep nnptume, mel.
Dc I'D bura St6runeta Der Yersauuns soraant anttts
sen;
atraoyfuns, inmsrt 5amorrbrlbsn. Blutanerans mad
hem RSpfe, faurtr Gti6mad, u%tbtlftit, ectbrenntn,
nibsrptnez stosu Nabruns. @tflbl ron uebertu1uns
aab. S&wut I'm Wtassn, iaures auffc6en, duff unh
Qtwssen her Dlasensrubs, SGwtnhel, f&nt1es unl
f&rtrss Gtbatn, btr,auduns,n, 3ufan snf6redt uni
0efabl bee Grftdtns bsini 9isssn, Nbnabms bs etb.
tr6ft, f&war,e plnftten sbr 6as Bib tines e1tettrs
ssr ben Nustn, 8teber unb burnpfer 6&mtri TN Rpyft
Wdnsd an 66wsts, stise 8asbune Der baat unb ba
&uatn, e4m.rs tn Der Stte, In Der Bruf unb ben Cite
bern, plStli&s Nnfdlt srn 5ise une 5rennen la 8letf&
QDentte Doftn BON Rabraps ptatH bslreien bks Gs
hea ssn anben s~tnanuten Stprnnsen.
@retS 25 Gents fir BITE G6a4teI
, 1875-03-15

stdfsahs f0lt.n ftts cine alaf&, ssu Ratwavp UP,aly
Relief BET fG fuersn. Usaiss Grppfsn In gDader wtrIss
&rantteit pbtr S&mersta. bic pam W.&ftl bes WaHtrs
e%trrabrsn, s%prbsassn. g. Ia better ale f.anlSRi4t a.
4saasS sbsr SttttIs ais elm Neiimitth.
, 1875-03-15
Santausf@IdsG
Vp6sh

Sl.Asea. gtxasa. Pure nas3aDw satsaasss. Rrass
Asiteu.
, 1875-03-15
R. R. R.
RkDNAY'S READY RELIEF
Aasirt bic i&Iimmfsn S&Uer,sn In 1 BE 20
- Mtnuten.
DGr Nidt etnv Stunbe -s1a
sa& esfsns ttltr aaistss brau4t tsseHb Sssaxs
e&msr,ea ~ Ittsen.
Railways Ready Relief
furirt feben S@mers.
O. xas has trss uRh IL
9as sinjige i@mer8tiaenoe @itteI.

usIHst aas.nblidltH bic faItmmhsa Sd MT rttn G&wAAl
anb GnjiRsuHstn b~sfstist unb Gsnssftsnsn iurtrt.
eIst&ptsl pb le tn Der 9unee. I'm Waetn, Giacertibtn
sbsr fSnftstn Draisn Vssr Drsaaaa Isssn, bar& sta.
Nali6t NnWenbans.
SIN elmer bio ipanits Mtnutsa. .insrlsi ME p,ftis sbts
tttatssnb Der S6msri itin mag. Der HHtuMattfht, 9ttt-
lassrtse S&va3s. DsririYpelte, NfrsSft an NsaFalsis
Asesnbt petr Rrdnttlnbt wtrb an
, 1875-03-15

hr.a adIfaas sAutaaasa ss nss su..s ss.aa
usseta WaReA. $3.50 ~"~s
, 1875-03-15

- - ssle nxtdnrlss. asA aale.s aasrsnfa, s,>
hsa aasf&IttSIi& btatbt eas ~
, 1875-03-15

yrtsxts, rd&t eR ptrtfAma dbtasrunasntt,a .A,
t3dOlt&s SSlssn srs,al dasr Grs saaf2ss. IOatsn .ta,
Tin splfpmmea uuf9@lt9es abIetaaasmtttI s,h 10
strabrt&t perbta sbA5 Gh9aAt aAf ~
, 1875-03-15
srfahasas. 3sasssaza s~saaastss siasladsa,asassa
meian@plte.

ExS unbttlssls 8ranfbettsa uHb se mtstetnifHs D,banb
Inns beridbea tanu atemals IN frab beaSnnsn ruerSsn
Maa SseraaS. Sss rS&gsslia Stttsrs" Gsaau RAD =.
rtra seriGpineta. Dem pattutta tpirS %unfsbibor 4
ssaaansIss Sslassbett suriidsestoea aas issar be frGsay
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-15

The art Journal: An International Gal.
lery of Eperavinss, by Distinguished
Artists of Europe and America, with Illus
trs,ed Papers on Pictures que Places and
Objects in the Various BraIches Of Art.
New York: d. APPLEToN Il co.
This, we believe from the first No. of it,
which Is before us, is the most elegant work
of its kind that over appeared in this cour-
try. This first Nc. is chiefly adorned by ex'
ouisitc sketches from the foIios of Sir Ed
WARD LANDsEgR. The other works compris-
ing the No. are admirably selected and in the
best style of the cngravel's art. The publ
cation is issued in monthly Nos. at the
moderate price of seveuty.tive cents per No.
The paper is the finest, and the letter-press
excellent. We say very positively that it is
without an equal 10 this country in the line
of monthly publications.
The agent for this city, Dir. E. CRUISE, i
bringing this work before the community
As an evidence of its worth it may be stated
that it has received the unqualified approx:
ton of the very accomplished leading artists
la this city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-15

The LOUISIANA LEGI.LATURg.-thatls, Pre-
sdent GRANTS legislature-now in session,
Is composed too thirds Of negroes. BY a
sudden moyement-with no premonition IN
the form Of resolution to go into the cleo
ton Of senator on certain dag-they elect
PIscHBAcK to the United States Senate. 30
the competitors of PINCHBACK were deprived
of all chance BY snapJudgment."
Bot what now? The election of P1scH-
BACK is a confession (though the blaekLeg7s-
la,ure denies iD that his former election
now under consideration in the Senate
was Illegal. g., that the legislature which
elected him was not legal. Such confess
sion involves the whole KELLOGG govern
ment. t-
But it's all OF no consequence. "The
thieves" with the help of the President, have
bound the true men," and it matters not
with them what may happen SO they hold
their places and continue their robberies.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-15
soldiers not Lawyers.

Thus we are told by General GaAar. His
acts had said as much to u png since. He
SHOWS no more abouElawMn PHIE sHERl-
DAN; and that Is saying great deal. II bis
Attorney. General were conscientious man
i, would be good thing for the country.
But as it stands we have President that has. has
neither knowledge OF nor respect for law
left to the guidance OF lawyer kuave who
perverts the law at will TO carry out the OBJ
iects. of RadicaIsm. II would be better if
The President had no legal adviser. We
might then stand the chance Of an occasional
blunder on the side Of right. The soldier.
therefore, who, as General GsAST: says, is
not given to thinking of proceedings which
would be the only proper ones to pursue in
time Of peace" would be preferable to a
lawyer, whose whole thought IS how to per-
petuate wrongs thst could be neither proper
In time of war or peace. 5.@,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-15
Keller from Stanton.

rCorrespondence OF the Richmond Dispatcll.1
ANOTHER BRAKEMAN KILLED-BIED FROM HIS
IsJURIEs- CONSOLIDATION MELTING OF VISIT
oRs OF TIE DEAF, pUMB, AND BLIND INsTITU-
TIoE.
STANTON, January IA, 1915.
Yesterday morning the mangled remains
of Mr.. j. W. Amos, Of Po"hatan county.
who had been killed the night previous at
Summit Point by the cars running over him,
were buried in the cemetery here. MIR. Amos
was d brakeman on q freight train on the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, and as the
train was descending the heavy grade at
Summit Point at the rate Of about two miles
an hour Mir. Amos fell, and was caught un-
der the wheels. The wheels caught his left
leg and ran upon bis body, mutilaling
him in most fearful manner. and the train
stopped with the wheels of the truck still
upon him. The attention of the engineer
was called to him by his cries to back the
train. His words we're: "Jar back; for
Gods sake, jar back; you are on me-" The
train had to be backed before he could be
gotten out. Fearfully crushed Us be was, he
lived for four hours afterwards, and calmly
gave directions as to the disposition OF bis
watch aud other property. He was brought
to this place, where he was attended by Or.
William S. McChesney; but he was beyond
the hope of medical skill. At the time he
was giving directions as to the disposition
of his property no pulse at all could be dis
covered in bis arm. ........ E.
The young man Charles Bayes, also a
brakeman on the Chesapeake and Ohio rail.
road, who had bis leg broken by the cars on
the 1st instant, died at the American Hotel
on last Saturday.
After the adjournment of the meeting of
the stockholders of the Valley railroad held
here on the 18th instant notices Of injunction
were served upon the representatives of the
road, on behalf of the county of Rockbridge
and the town of Lexington, enjoining them
from making use of the bonds issued by the
county of Rockbridge and the town of Lex
ington for the construction OF the Valley
railroad until the further order ofthe Circuit
Court Of Rockbridge county
At the meeting of the stockholders OF the
tive national banks here on the 18th instant
committees we're appointed from each bank
to consult together upon the basis OF the
proposed consolidation, and report to meet
ing of the stockholders to be held on the 23d
instant.
The meeting of the Board Of Visitors of
the Deaf, Dumb, and Blind Institution will
take place to-day, at which meeting they
will elect teacher to supply the vacancy
occasioned by the resignation of Professor
Job Turner. MAX.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-15
A Serious Accident.
TWO NEGROES KILLED OUTRIGHT AND ONE NOT
EXPECTED TO LIVE.

TWO NEGROES KILLED OUTRIGHT AND ONE NOT
EXPECTED TO LIVE.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch]
ToLERsvILLE, Va, January IA, 1875.
An accident by which two negroes Gordon
Lewis and Henry Coleman) were instantly
killed, and another (nalned Edward Minor
was seriously probably fatally wounded, oc.
Cured at the Central Virginia copper mine,
situated about two miles north Of this place,
at 7 O'Clock this morning.
Your correspondent, who was on the
ground a short time after the accident,
learned the following particulars from those
who witnessed it: 1t appears that the ne
gfoes above named, who worked at what is
called the 250-foot level, have been in the
habit of going down in the bucket rather
than by the ladders arranged for that pur-
pose. This morning, after fixing themselves
ia the usual manner on the bucket, and just
as they gave the man at the brake the word
to lower them the Wire-rope, seYen-eighths
of an inch in diameter, broke short OFT about
twenty feet from the bucket, and as a matter
of course precipitated the whole affair to the
bottom, a distance Of 265 feet, in twinkling.
The accident is rendered unaccountable by
the fact that the rope " Sich broke had been
In constant use oil night, and there had been
raised by it in the twelve hours just proceed
ing the accident seyenty-four buckets of ore
weighing one thousand pounds each. No
blame attaches to any officer Of the company,
as they Of course thought, from what have
Just stated, that the rope was as strong as
ever before.
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No Time for Good.

The Government having been perverted
to the uses of party there is no time to do
what is beneficial to mankind. Government
was instituted for good; but with us it has
been appropriated to the ambition and ava.
rice of the Republican party, snd cannot be
used for the public good.
The Louisiana troubles and the questions
growing out of them obstruct all practical
and beneficial legislation, and the wants of
the people must be showed aside. There is
no prospect that anything for the benefit Of
the nation will be done BY the present Con-
gress. The Republican party has taken the
place of the nation, and the Government is
employed for the good Of that party in eHtlre
disregard Of the public welfare.
The time of Congress must be wasted In
party pclemics aud strategies, and the trea-
sure of the nation must be consumed in futile
motions and movements.
This comes Of the revolution, by which the
true principles of republcanism, the preya.
lence OF the popular will, and the equality OF
the States, have been subverted. The
harpies have the Government. That is the
creature of party and the instrument Of
tyranny. knayes have combined with ia.
natics, and the gentle rule of wisdom and
civilization has been set aside. Barbarism
and dishonesty are chosen before intelligence
ard virtue because they promise to sustain
the party In power. The ruling power thus
sustained by disorder, lawlessness, and cor-
ruptioD, of course the best interests of the
nation are disregarded and civilization is
sutordinated to ignorance and fraud.
Nothing good can be expected from the
present Congress.
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syiile papers and Southern Ch'trt
DEATHS.

Died, suddenly, on the morning Of Thursday the
18th mi slant, Mrs. MILLA MIZELL, In the thirty
second year OF her age. I x .I =
Her ri1seral will take place THIS EVENING at
2 O'clock from the First Baptift church,. her
friends and the members OF St. Luke Council, NO.
IA are res sectfully invited 10 attend u
Died, ut AvonsaIe, Hanover county. Va. on the
morning of the 11fh Instant, aftfr Drlei lAneSS'
MARY LEE, second daughter Of w. n ana H.
Newell Gardner. In the thirteenth year OF her age:
Marv Lee was gentle, affsctlonste, and .gEeasly
beloved by all who knew her. she now rests III ner
Saytour's BOSOM and may this precious thouGht
comfort the stricken hearts of loved ones.
Died. at the residence of his SON. in-lsw Captain
g 3, Davis, In Alexandria. Va, on honday .ne
18th instant, In The sixty -eiGhth year OF msase,
CAPTAIN MURRAY MASON, Come deIate Stat tII
Navy-copmander In the United StateS navy unii
hs resigned ut the call Of Virginia In 1851.
II IS proper 10 add that Captain o1ason d.o ne
6,ty In both services. The old omcers' VINO SUI
yiye him will bear testimony TO the singular
ness and yigor Of character he always d,spiayeo:
ihers of us will ever remember the kindly virtues
of his priyate life His courageous bearing IN tue
stern hattie with adye esty fought In Virginia since
tho war furnished an example which might nave
Startled into action many Of the young nen OF the
State. ,., - ,rrn,se for
which he was remarkable, aided and gulded DF
Gods holy spirit enabled him to take with firm de-
cison the course which brought him at last. WITH
ov into that safe harbor Of which Jesus ID the Mas
So taking hold with the strong anchor OF faith,
he ended The voyage Of life, and now on the eternai
shore, by Gods mercy, he rests In peace.
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Mr.. ST. ANDREW has disposed Of the S)uth.
side Virginian, and is about to devote him
self altogether to the Farmville Mercury'
He is O mercurial writer. WHATS better, be
is a forcible and practical author when be
addresses himself to practical questions.
We regret TO see that he postpones bis re-
moval to FarmviIIe on account OF his health
He thinks the Dispatch has added some fog
to the public debt question. We will com.
pensate for this by furnishing little "anti
fogmatic" for his re hope) temporary ALL
ment. This remedy is better than lthia
water