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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-30

sIMMONSS
LIVER REG ULATOR.
attacks, SEX ticaIache, Cole, Depression OF Spr-
its, Sour Stomach, HEARTBURN, &c: &c,
IT HAS NJ EQUAL.
Is faulteSs family medicine.
Does no, disarrangt the system.
Is sure to cure If taken regularly.
Is no DIR islic, violent medicine.
Does rot Interfere with business.
Is no intoxicating beverage.
Contains the simplest and best remetues.
CAUTION.
Buy no powders or prepared S1lMoNS'S LIVER
REGULATOR unless in our ensrtved wraupef
with trademark, stump, ald signature unbrokca !;
none o'''e' % J. Fl. Z=IIIN & co,
Macon. Ga, and Philadelphia.
TIE SYMPTOMS OF Liver
Complaint un,aSin IS anu
pain ia the side Sometimes
the pain Is In the shoulder. anu
Is MISTAkEN for rheumatism.
Tine stomach is affected with
LOSS OF APPETITE and SICK
ness. buwc III general cos
TIVE, sometimes alternating
with lax. The HEAD Is trou-
bud with pain, and uillI, heavy
sensation. corsd. rablc Loss
OF MEMORY. accompanied
with painful sensation II hay
Ing LEFT USDOSE something
which ought To have been
done. Often complaining of
weakness. DEBILITY, AID low
spirits. s0hctiin'S MANY or
The abovesynptuins All. nd Tie
disease and al other tunes
very FEW Of them; but tho
LIVER Is generally the organ
most involved.
Nearly all diseases originate from indigestion AND
/ torpidily Of the liver and relief is always ann
iously sought after. If The liver Is regulated In Its
action Le;,lth is almost Invariably secured Want
o. acIion in the liver cauS headache cons
iaund,ce, pain IN the shoulders cough chllls dzzl-
ness sour stomach bal TASTE In III" mouth, bilious
attacks, papitiiion OF The heart depression OF spi-
rits or the blues. AMI Il hundred other symptoms
for which SIMMONS LIVER REG uLATUR Is
the best remedy that has ever been discovered III
acts mildly. eff ctua ~ and, being simple vtgeta'
bic compound can do no injury In any quantities
th,t IL may he takcu. II Is harmless In every way
II has bt en- used for forty years. and hundreds o
the good and great from all parts OF the counsr!
Will vonch for It's being the purest and best
NH l-lIlOS
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BY ". Goddln.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN MAN
Y CHESTER AT AND NEAR THE DEPOT
OF TIE DANVlLLE RAIL rokD.-l am ai.
thorIzed 10 sell 2G4 FEET OF LAND on me nortn
Sixlh) street. running back TO the line OF said raj
road havii thereon several buildings which usual,
Iy rented for 5000 per rnnum: also. part OF Lo J.
SO 2sS. fronting on :he said railr 20. ana several
other LOIS fronting on both sides OF ummer't Tor
Fourth) stree, anu fronting on salo roai'
These lots are admirably well located tor WIT.
houseJ work Shops iouudrtes. &c.. htcausc, as leS
from on the railroud. goods and ed Arti
Giles can he received and shipped 10 all parts vi nc
country at small expense. ,,.d
specinl attention OF capitalists and otners Is Saeu
NH % a. Rel Estate Agent.
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By f.. ID. Eacho,
Real Estate Agent and Auctiohcer,
No. 9 north Fourteenth street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF ONE UNDI-
L vID1 D MOIETY OF BRICK DWELLING.
&c. WITH FIFTEEN AND orr ACRES
MORE. OK Lt.s>) OF LAM, ON THE WtST-
ERS SIDE OF BPOOk TURNPIKE About
ONE MILE NORTH OF RIG HMD ID, AT Au =
li0N.-Hy virtue # deed 81 trust executed by
Mark A. Tyrdill and Martha Jane his wife. bear
ing date on Tie 22dday OF March, S73, oihc na-
dcivipncd. and duly recorded in -. II. .. page 353
clerk Office HeuricO County Court. 10 secure the
payment OF certain negotiable notes to the amount
Of II 1922, mentioned in said deed. default having
been made in The payment of pr cipal and two In
ler st notes At the request OF the holder OF SAIL
notes will sell ut public auction, upon the prem-
So. on WEDNESDAY the TIN day of April.
1875. al O'Clock p. NJ the property mentioned
in said dc cds-to wit: one undivided moety of all
that certain tract of land, with the BRICK
Dwt LING, &c, thereon. occupied 10y SAID Iyn.
dali. iu the c,unty of IIenrco. the west side OF
Brook turnpike about one mile north Or Tich-
mond cpntaiuiny FIFTEEN AND A HALE
ACRES (mere OF lcSs) Of land.
TERMS: AS required by The decd, are cash for
OF debt, aoout 81 $50, and expenses OF eX-
fcutiug the trust, hut other arrangements may be
made ut the sale; and fthcre any resdu. of said
SAL. I. q same shall b. made PAYABLE aud secure IA
said Mark A. Tyn ia shall dircc, o. In cast OF his
failure 10 direct, as the trus &c shall think iii.
lnh27 h. ID. kACHp. Trustee.
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BY James VI. Taylor Il son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.

Office corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.
TRUSTEk'S SALE OF A VALUABLE
L HOUSE AND LtT IN THE CITY OF RICH
MOND, FRONTING On THE SOUTH SIDE OF
MAIN BETWEEN FlFTr ENTH AND SEW N
TkEN1H SHEETS, KNOWN AS The MID
DIE TENEMENT OF THE MANS On
HOUSE" AND AT PRESENT OCCUPIED BY
A. L. JACOBS, ESQ, AT AUCTIONS virtue
of deed of trust executed on the 21st DAY OF Mo-
vemheI, 1862. to the subscriber, from NJ. n.
Kracker, recorded In the crk's office OF Richmond
Hastings tnow Chancery) Court, In d. b. 10 A.
page 527 the payment Of certain NJ gotta
be notes therein mentioned, at the request OF the
beneficiary In said dt ed. and in conformity with The
directions OF u decree of The Ciancery Court of the
city.of Richmond pronounced on the 9th day OF
May, 1871, in the case OF sh1eds rs. h I'll ;ker, |
shall sell at public dcclen. upon The promises on
Friday the I'd day Of Arrl. 1875 AT Az O'Clock
Z. NJ, Qf fair; If not, the first fair day there
after. Sunray eXctpted.l that desirable BRICK
STORE. and DWELLING on the south sne o.:
Main between Fifteenth aud Seventeenth streets,
No. 1925. The lots fronts twerty-one feet two
riches, and runs back nincty-four feet 10 an alley
fifteen feet wide.
TERMS Enough In cash 10 pay the expenses Of
sale and the sum of S2,O9l.l9 with interest from
May ~. S71. at The rate of ten per cent. per
aunum until paid. s....s -
Tenn, as tu surplus OF the proceeds of sale will
he naue known at the hour of ale.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR. Trustee.
JAMES Nj. TAYLOR l. SON, AuCtioEesrs.
NH 10
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BY Cook Il Laugntou. Aucuoneers,
No. Governor street.

NO. ~ GUScTHoI sHtcl.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, FIFTY
IL BARRELS APPLES. RONNETS A -
HATS. &C, AT AUCrlOS.-TaiS DAY AT ~
o'clock we VIII sell nj our suci!on-rooms an assort-
mrut of FtJRNI1 IjRF. &C, consisting OF
MAHOGANY SiDES0ARD, and TABLES,
MAHOGANY and WALNUT BUREAUS.
BEDSTRADs.
MhRHLr-TOP WASHSTANDS,
FEhTHER-bEDS,
HhiR aud sHUCK MATTRESSES,
HAT-EACKS,
ETAGERFS,
l COTTAGE CHAMBER SET,
ARD i Dies.
! iS-SAtES. ~ - ,.-..x-,
- ALSO,
90 barrel, NORTHER APPLES:
An invoice of TRIMMED HATS and BnNSETS.
COOK & LACGHTOS,
NH an Auclioneers.
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GALE AT AUCTION OF 244s ACRES
- or HEAVILY TIMRERED AND WOOD
LAND. INUsNCVER COUNTY. NEAR WINS
Nj kTING HnrsF. Two NILES From l. Elk hmI
Hi(unlkD will be sold. at auction, at my Of
flee corner of Bank aud Eleventh sire cts on IT, e.
DAY the sob March, ! S75. at IL O'Clock N me
;r,c, of I,A[ ID located as above. coDta ming 2443
ACRE. adjoining the lands Of Mrs. Moi'ie r: VIZ.
son, Mcssrs. Win. Francis. and cpoweli: US
ne arrss 10 the railroad renders Vaiuaoe 10 'hose
TERMS: fourth cash; balance at four clght,
and twelve months for negotiable notes, bearing
interest, secured By t'ust deco:
". GUDDlN, Auctionccr.
,,.b o. . E2O.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE
TO
CONSERVATIVES.

The lorg-ooked-for specific for the cure of al
pulmonary disease, l. found al last.
GLOBE-FLOWER COIGH-SIRUP
has proved TO be the most extraordinary medica.
preparation ever discovered for curing
CONSUMPTION.
1t not only curaS consumption. but relieves lmme-
diatcIy the incl Dirnt Stages such as COUGHS COLDS
PAINS IN THE CHEST &c. III hrttkH up the Hhos'
distressing coughs In ali Incredibly short time
GLUBE.FLoWER SYRUP
is unlike any other remedy known. 1t contains
NO OPIUM
savior to all afflicted wi h affection OF the
THROAT AND LUNGS.
1t Is warranted to give satisfaction. The most
learned physicians in the south u-c and recon-.
mead IL. TRY THE GLOBE-FLOWER SYRUP;
It will cure you and save you from the grave.
REMARKABLE CURE.
CLEVELAND. ONO, April ~, 1874.
DR.. j. S. Pembert0n: IL gives me great pleasure
to inform you that two bottles OF GLOBE-FLOwER
SYRUP have cured nv son OF an obslin ate lung at
fccuou of several Yeas standing. AFTER our best
physicians had given him up 10 die With what they
called consumption. | shalt ever remember with
grateful heart. and recommend 10 all. the GLOBE
FLOWER SYRUP. 1t has brought more sunshine
and happiness 10 our hearts aud home than one
million dollars could have done. God bless you
Your fliena, ELlZ ABETH SPENCER.
For sale by PURCELL, LADD 4 CO,
ho'eS ale Agents,
fe le-eod&wtAp1 Richm0nd. Va.
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By Thomas W. Reese. Auctionccr,
NO. Q Governor street.

By Thomas W. Kecse.. Auctionccr,
NO Governor street.
At THE REQUEST OF THE TRUS-
"A TEES Of Mr.. Bensa rin Bates viii sell at auc-
don. on TUESDAY, BOOMING. 30h instant
commencing at q O'Clock, at the store No. s0uth
twelfth street. tn" remainder of the stock or
HOUkS, STATIONARY, sTOkE-FlNTuREs,
&c consisting Of about ,.,.n,.,
. 900 vcIum. s SCHOOL and MlSCEtLhNEolS
BOOKS,
MEDICAL BOOKS,
Fine lot of sTAI!USERi.
Nice ana new CUUSTi Rs and SHELVING,
FAIRBANKS SCALES. ~
OFfICE and COUNTER DESKS,
Ghs-FlxTUKfS. &c. ~
AZ the same time will be offered the USEA-
PIHFD LEASrc of the bu Icing occupied, running
TO the Ist of July 1875. Arrangements may De
made TO renew the same.
THOMAS W. KEFSEE, Auctihnecr:
j. G. KEESEE. Salesman. mn 20
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Parties proposing to cmigratc would do well to
communicate with rs before purchasing their tick
cts. NotroubIc t. answer letters.
LATEST STYLE OF MISREPRESENTATION FOR
HIRE.
PACKAGES called for and delivered 10 all railroad
depots and steamboat landings, or any point In the
city. Persons desiring 10 meet their friends at any
train or boat can come TO our office, and We Will
carry them down free OF cost.
CALL AT S26 MAIN STREET and get the latest
information from the EAT OF WAR rs TO rates, &c.
A. W. CAREER, proprietor of the
Richmond Transfer Company, aud
NH 2O-eOd6t General Railroad Ticket Office.
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90 80 - - .
RAILROAD WAR.
s26 MAIN STREET. s26
TICKETS ON SALE TO ALL PRINCIPAL
POINTS
THE FOLLOWING POPULAR ROUTES:
30 NORTH. ........
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac rail-
road.
Richmond, York River and Chesapeake railroad.
Old Dominion Steamship Complny's steamers.
James River steamers. ,a..#
SOUTH.
Richmond and Petersburg railroad.
Richmond and Danvilc railroad.
EAST.
Fall River Steamboat Line.
stouington Steamboat Line.
Springfield All-Rail Line.
Pennsylvania railroad.
Baltimore and Ohio railroad.
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad.
BERTHS SECURED
ON
PULLMAN'S PALACE CARS.
Cunard Steamship Line.
White Star Steamship line.
National Steamship Line.
THE ONLY OFFICE IN The CITY
... WHERE
CHOICE OF ROUTES CAN BE OBTAINED.
PASSENGERS AND BAGGAGE CALLED FOR
BAGGAGE CHECKED TO DESTINATIOS
HOTELS AND PRIVATE RESIDENCES
on ALL TICKETS SOLD BY Us.
MAPS AND TIMETABLES
FOR
DISTRIBUTION.
IMPORTATION CHEERFULLY GIVEN.
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HOUSES, LOTS, AND FARMS
FOR SALE on Liberal TERMS.
DEpARTURE Of ScEAMEIi>

DEPARTURE Of SrEAMEH>.
snUK NEW The =I ~ Z
q Old Dominion Steamship Con- pany's -sssSs4z=esss
viii sail TUL SDAY, March 30'h. al = O'Clock +. VI
Positively no freight rrccircdaftcr l O'Clock L. VI
Through bills OF fading Signed. ana Ico"s ior
war!ed with dispatch - all points north eOuth
east. and wes!; also 10 foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Fare to New York, sl2; steerage' s6; ronnd
.rip tickets, $50.
G. VI. ALLEN a. CO.. Agents.
NH 29.2t romDsnv's harf. Hoc gets.
ILADELPHlA. RICF-
| MoND, AND SoREqLK STEA an: =:IISs
A WFEk.-Untl further notice the slea!ners o
his line viii leave Phil@delpha every WEDNEs,
RAN and sATEBbAY "ns o eosmond every
Freight taken At low rates 10! all parts OF New
jersey, Penn sylvana, and Delaware, for Pror
deuce and Bostoi. Also. for Liverpool and Ant
werp ria Red Star aDC American steamship lines
anu 0'''' Oh 'a"'rs SEW ". P. Po5RrER, Agent,
2425 Dock stree. Richmond.
WILLIAM p. CLYDE & CO..
NH - No. ~ South Whnrves. PhllaJelnhl..
"CASToS INSIDE L1SE."s -
NEW FAST FREIGHT ROUTE KEIWEnN
RICHMOND M AS u t RH I
on and after OCTObER lsT the splendid iron
steamer, OF lhis line Will leave Richmond TUES
DAYS. THURSDAY and SATURDAYS from
Powhatan Steamboat Company'S pier, corner 0i
Tweniy-s ccond and Dock s'r.cis, making CLOSE con
nrciinn each "Trip II Canton. Md. ttast Baltimore
with the Philadelphia. Wilmington and Baltimore
Railroad Company for Philadelphia.
SPECIAL ADVANTAGES:
II freight h, this iinc covered ny fire and marine
insurance free OF cost No dockage charged al
Richmond. Rates Is low as any other line. ! his
l. thu quickest line between Philadelphia and Rich
mond.
tr, ghts ordered by this line should he marked
"tauloI Inside Line" ana sent 10 the l'!llladel-
rhia. Wilmington and Baltimore depot, philadcl.
rbia.
Frcghts received daily IN philadelphia and Rich
mond. For further Information apply 10
l.. Is. TAItM. Agent,
Offices 1weniv-sccnut and tnck streets
ana Smith and Main streets. ar ~
J. =. VII son. Genera! Freight Agent.
Phila,icl mia. Wilnir gt"m and Baltimore Railroad
Phiadciphia. III 3
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WOOD ND COAL,


NO SPLiNT COAL EXCELS THAT
~ sell so low: best ANTHRACITE, all sizes,
cheap; CLOVER HILL LUMP COAL: SOFT
LUMP COKE. unoqnallcd: splendid dry PINE
and OAK MOOD, sawed and split by machinery
all at lowest rates III Ninth aud Cary aud Ra>in
bank. fmh 27I }. Is. WATKINS.
HENRY +. ANDERSON. CADMUS c. JOHNSON.
A NDERSON L. JUHNSuN, DEALERS
n In WOOD, COAL and COKE, Basin Bank be-
tween Eighth and Ninth streets. Good seasoned
OAK and PM. WOODS full supply always on
hand. ANTHRACITE COAL sol by weight.
SOFT COKE, LUMP and HAIL. All of the Uest
quality and guaranteed 10 give satisfaction.
NH 20
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BEAUTIFUL HOUSE AND LOT FOR
ID SALE PRIVATELY IN THE CITY OF
MaNCBES TER. ON StFFNTH STREET NEAR
HULL-the HOUSE contains nine looms, conye :,
h,th-roOms The hons. Is nearly new, and Is in beau
tiful order with water Oh each floor. The LOT
fronts As by 50 feet.
This property would suta professional man, as
II rs centrally located, and has nice othce-room
attached.
AnniTto sUGUSTINE ROYALL. Agent,
office corner Of seventh and Hull streets:
O..ndt NfunchcSi Va.
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BY Lyme C Brother.
Zeal Estate Agents and Auctionecrs,
So,12l2 Main street.

TWO SMALL FRAMED STORES, SIT.
EETWFEN JUDAH STREET AND BROOK
AVENUE. FOX SALE At AuCTi0N.-Will be
sold at public suction. on the nreinlses, on
n'clDck Z. NJ, TWOSMALL FRAMED STORES.
with DWELLINGS over same. cont lining thfee
room, &c now occupied by good tenants.
TERMS or SALE will be quite liberal, ana maue
known at Iii. hOur of sale.
mn % LYME & BROTHER. huctiOnecrs-
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FOR SALE, ,,o,r,, y an
Scs. 323 and 325 west Main str ct: eight rooms,
aud ali modern improvements; houses just fiuish-
ed-S50. ,...
Nos. 20 and 81 west Canal street; frame houses;
six rooms-<30. .,
\ new BRICK HOUSE on west Cary street; COOK
ing-range. no. and cold water-S4O.
street. ten rooms, with every desirable convenience
$75. 49,. - ,,,,,
three roems-:1 $50. c
Two FRAME HOUSES on Elm street near Gas
Works-S7. ,u
Only six per cent interest on deferred payments.
ann3,y AZ once J. THOMPSON BROWN,
NH o7-3t Agent l113 Main street.
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LOST. STRAyED. AND FOUND.

4 OSr LAST NIGHT. b EFT w + f n
SIKH and Grace aud riIs, ard Franklin streets.
3 BLUE CAP with a band OF fur around II ann =
mink flower on 81 suitable reward given At hl2
30 GO ,.rcc, NH 30-lt
c.,n REV ARU.-STOLEN, ON IN
StkI SUNDAY night last. from my place. LSIA
Fl, Usnovtr county about three miles from ASH
lam, II medium s!zs GRAY HORSE, Win collar
marks the neck, tall rather short ana III moving
IS raiE Tin.
vii give the above reward for his return to me,
or Inf nation that will lead to his recorc,y
" ~ W. iUMPKIN.
NH 3O-d3tSw&swlt* Hanover equity, va.
BOY LOST, on March lS,r. ABOUT
~ ,b,r,scn wears old named WILLIE HAS
KISS | will bc glad OF any information. The
nail on lis right-hand thumb is dshgurcd. Ills
fathers name j. RICHARD II AShlSs, NO. lolH
NJ >trcri between Tenth and Eleventh streets.
NH 29-2is
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ssesspe'S. sSsbF:.--.. .Dt..

6uST RECEIVED A LARGE STOCK
~ of GEN rLEMEh'S SDLELEATliER. Z!Nt:
ana CANNAS-CDCEKED TRUNKS: sLhDlkS'
SARATOGA and PaCklNG-TRUSkS; Nalisrs,
Satcheis, TIutk-StrapS, Tou ISL straps, shawl
Straps land Boots, shoes, Ties and Slippers for Ia
cics, gentlemen, misses, Boys, and childscnat
j. a. GnlGG'S,
NH ~ Tanth and Main streets.
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FIRsT-CLAss RATES FROM RICHMOND TO
Pittsburgh ..'...s1l g ing'iansp"Ii' $50 :,
Cincinnati ....... Is Is St Louis: .... -. 20 II
Louisville ........ Z % Zanesvil'c Ohio. IA -
omaha ............ 81 10 k.n~ss ,hy...... 81 *
SashyiiIc......... 25 20 NJ. mphi, ......... 81 81
and correspondinsly low rats Ia Other roIp .
West, Northwest. and :outh%es' Ticket, no, .pe-
cial or limi I'd, but gooo until used.
Passengers leaving Richmond Tor the North, A.
2 35 T. VI. ciu Richmond. Fredericksburg ami io.
tonac railroad connect with the Ea'iinorn and
ohio railroad at >hcphe q. Immediately opras.
alexandria. ayniciug u long anh tedious omnpu,
transfer through Washington.
TINE from kichmnnH f. Baltimore only tx
hours and thirty minute, t63 hours.
For further informttion, imt.cari, through
tickets. &C.. apply at comranyS onicr. 1901 Main
street corner twelfth street: i. $40 Main .'rect
and office of the Richmond. fredericksburg and ro-
t0mac railroad, corner iGhh and BYRD .trcr,s
Richmond. Va. and IL the principal licad-ohlces
throughout the southwest.
}. l.. WALDRuP,
Southeastern Pt.>crgrr Agent
1901 NJ in rect. Richmond, Va
l.. VI. COLE, General ] ickct AgoIt:
+. l.. Do sEY, Assistant General ] ich", Agent;
THOM = x. SHARP.
NH 3 Master Il 1"rrsuorf''on
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FOR RENT.

IIOR RENT. 4 NEAT LITTLEEA
T. FARM with growing crops hot-bcdS. &C., HI
situated TWO miles west of Richmond, on the Broad
Srr.r, road. containing FIFTY ACRES OF LAND;
HOUSE with three rooms: stable, barn, &C wen
suited for a market. garden with or without Inc
following: TWO HORSES and ali necessary IN.
ELEMENTS. 40
TERMS: From time OF renting untls me lst OF
J,rn,ry, 1876 payaile monthly; and IL tho per-
so,al effects arc taken satisfactory security VIII DC
REQUIRED for treatment and return OF the same.
for other information apply to ,u
+. y. EACIIO,
,,,b onru ThSS3f Rea, Estate Agent.
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS ~
~ Latest style, BOOTS and SHOES forN@A
gentlemen. A large iirty of GENTLE ~
MtN's SLIPPERS, some new and beautiful styles
LADIES "AkLIkE" SLlPPEkS. NEWPORT
TIES. &C., &c. sole agents for Banstcr Il l iche-
nor's fac work Trunks Nalisrs. Satch, Is. &c.
WlNGO, ELLtTT * tRUMP,
NH 10 1905 Main street.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-06-03
The Black Hills Gordon Party.

A Sioux City journal, extra, of May
2Sth. saw, that on Friday morning the
soldiers under Cap. Walker entered
the camp at Gordon City, Nob.. and
burned fourteen wagons, rations, sup
plies and arms, and destroyed every
thing belonging TO the Black Hills
Transportation company, except some
baggage. which they loaded into some
Of he remaining wagons. and started
for Fort Randall, making tie men 90
on foot. some of them being barefoot
Cd. and their clothing DESTROYED.
The mules gave ont on the way. and
much ofthc baggage was thrown away.
After the capture the officers rausackcd
the camp, helping themselves to any
thing they could use, and then turned
the soldiers loose ON the remainder
without hindcrancc.
Information was received at Omaha.
from Fort Laramie. that the Gordon
Black Hills outfit who bluflcd Captain
Walker of and proceeded on their
way. were captured by Colonel Arson
Mills command. The entire outfit.
excepting enough provisions to last
them into Fort Randall. were de-
Ftroycd
Gordon, the leader, is en- route 10
CHEYENNE, prisoner, and the rest OF
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-06-03
A Touching Story.

4 very touching and beautiful story
comes from the East concerning the
Princess Marccline Czartoryska, who
recently died in Galicia Her little
grandson fell i'll and his life was de-
SPARED Of The dowager, in a sublime
PRAYER, asked God to take her life III
place of that of her grandson. BY a
sort of miracle the child was saved 4;
almost Immediately the Princess was
attacked by malady of languor, of
which it was impossible to ascribc any
natural cause.
1T is a debt | owe to heaven" she
smiled. family. y few days later, up
on radiant afternoon, she had herself
rolled out in her casy-chair on the lawn
and gave orders to have all the doors
and gates of the garden opened so
that everybody might enter. When
the villagers heard of it they at once
left their tasks. Old men and women,
Young me- and maidens. and little chill
dren, pressed about the dyin. princess,
who had been like a mother 10 them,
for she held the old fashioned notion
that the people are the family of tho
sovereign Then began most touch
ing ceremony. The children came first.
Drawing the Youngest one into her
arms, she embraced il, saying, Let
this kiss fall upon YOU all, my dear
friends" Then she gave TO each child
medallion; bearing the evangelical
words. Love one another" After
the children came the young girls and
women To each of them she gave a
little case containing implements for
ncedlework. and chaplet and an i'm
age of the Blessed Mary. To the men
she gave an ebony cross, and for each
gift aud recipient she had an appropri-
ate word. When che had extended her
last present she was SO exhausted that
her son and daughter-in-law who stood
by her, wished 10 have her wheeled
back in the house. but she said no. She
then begged the people TO recite in q
loud voice the Dominica orison
Then, at sign from her hand, they all
kuelt, and their voices in fervent tones
broke out in the recital of the Lord :
PRAYER. As the amen still echoed in
the air. she felt death invading heart,
and, whispering Marcel" the name Of
her grandson. The child was brought.
and a he was being carried 10 her lips
her head dropped upon her breast, and
without a sigh she rendered her soul
to God. SO much for scene that
seems taken from a poem-an ideal
state of society that one can hardly re-
concile with the present Cor. New
York Graphic.