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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-03
HEALING SPRINGS
W. B. BISHOP, RRegsiEros'
DR.. n. Il. HOUSTON, RESIDENT Phf''C'A'-
BATH COUNTY,. VA.

This desexyedy poDulsr summer re:2r. w. ,, =
oppned on 1le FIRST DAY OFJuSe i"n t u' - \.
sre MT the best part Of hi, lifetime 10 hDicl, ~
ana feels satisfied he WIN BIZ able % renus ~,
sa tisfac,ion to all who may favor ~ "a
patronage and sustain rhe e 1uati"h III =, thJl
have gsinef Win plea ure. sers. rs rs W., az.
Who seek the use Of The waer for ne''"''"'
pOses. -, ,,,.,i,n 70 pir,a
There will b" reasonable dedacIr, n tnpnaef.
who Wish 10 make tlso thtir home Tor ~" s0''
For pampale lets and clres.lars giving ~, ,r" If ss
nu Z description Of the springs ana III, ,ua
ting TO tbem apraS b, Aes>rs. PtRc si'h' e., 10.
Coz Richmond. or tonne al The spnh< sr,. ts,t
tickeis 10 Covingoa from all points' ,n, iInr
win be q close copasc'ion with NM ,,,ni,,a .aa
rect 20 the springs OYER u oeauNiul h"a' m 81
Parties p,eferring private conseS.eGa.,,o ;: j
them by tele2ra phlng 10 The pr'sr'e'''
Springs. ,,.,,,o,a win fsraI
oil naricmlaSs r'iaIiYe TO the ~tsar, ana
| my Is 1u w. u. p'o'-----~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-03

"One of the few, the immortal names that
were not born to die "-SMIrH.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-03
~ NEW AND ELEGANT STOCK
q. OF
DRY GOODS
IAN ,s,v 81, nsf1p .rrSr Inp0RT ATOMS.

r.. r. PRICE & 90 are sgaIn represented In the
northern markets. and have opened many new apo
desirable FANCY DRESS aud MOURNING GOODS OF
The rarrst fabrics.
HkMBURGH posoSAIsEs Of choice shades,
BLACK IOUBLE CHAIN CANVAS GRESADISE,
BLACK IRON GRhyADISE.
RACK PLAID GRhNADINE tor Oyerskirts:
BLACK GRENADINES from 40c., Soc, to ~ per
Yard: c,c1,n
PIAID and PLAIN PoSGRE POPLiSS.
RoRDERED ORGAN rs and JAccoNEIs, D.Ess
from use to 81 pr yard. light and meanm kiD
GLOVES two and three bu,tonsl. GLOVE PiTTING
CORs krs from 81 70 IS each. HAMBCRGH EpGISGs
ana INSERTtSGs. THREAD dLof rs, HiLA uLov 5s'
GACNTLETS, &c. m5
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-03
HOTEL, HAMPTON, VI

j. j. BARNES, PBoREizroH'
will orens for the season the FIRST w ~ ~
The tables wil be supplied aith all The ccllctr,
OF the sat.wa err section, and tyeEy attention. ~.
10 the com fort OF guests There Is also e'r 'J
yenIpuce for tathing. ~ 49,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-03
s,...,ss:EslIAL.N NOTICES.

Look at the novelties In DRESS GOODS just re-
ceived at LEVY BROTHERs-besides,
GRENADINES from 1870. to 81 so a yard,
COLORED GRENADINE at very low prices
Best quality LAWNS at the lowest prices,
GOOD PERChLES ut 12J4c. yard.
BEST PEHCALEs at II asc. a yard-old price, 25c
ANDoHRINas suitable for BAsQUEs and OVER
sKIRTsat 3oc. yard-cost the importer 3sc.
yard to land III this country.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-03
DRY GOODS.
DRY GOODS.
NEW GOODS! NEW BARGAINS!

NJ "a w "OObS. &NL w AAAA'S'
JUST RECEIVED:
900 pairs of those excellent 1-BCTTOS KID
GLOyES-al Shad-s-at &C.,;
500 pairs splendid 2.BuTToN KID GLOVES
90 p pieces ces;S STRIPED GRESADINEs-good
5000 yards var best iAWNs-in full dress patterns
90 p pi -s' full yard-wlde VICTORIA LAWNS
Is pieces "a pure LINEN sUIrINGs at csc.
worth 37tc.; 4,
1000 PARasULS-all new styes-at prices 25
per G. nj. lower than elsewhere ,,,, ,,s
New STYLES In sTHIPED SILKS, SILK POPLlNs,
sTRIPEO aud PLAID JAPANESE SILKS At
greatly reduced prices;
CU1 ORED YAK LAtE Els:
Tapr. and BRAID PRINCES In latest shades;
PLAIDSASH RIBBONS at 3Oc.i r,ov
PLAIN and GROS-GRAlN ASH and NECR-
RIBBON,-all widths-in all the new shades;
600 STRAW HAT--for ladies' gentlemen, and
chidren-from Ice. up,
STRAW MATrI. GS lower than ever,
and many other bargains. ut -
No. 6O3 Broad street.
Demorest's Reliable Patterns; new summer styles
just received. NY ID -ot
CHARLES HUTZLER will open on
" tuesday,. 25th Instant, some of the CHEAPEST
GOOD that have been shown In this market du-
ring The present season.
Having lust returned from New York. ne brings
with him q splendid line OF NOV ELIihs v put-
oh .scd Vt The recent package sales IN New YORK,
wneu goods declined from 20 TO 20 per cent
special barv.i ,saIs Offered I'D r,,,rs
DRESS GOODS. MBkO1DERlFS,
CASHMERE =, PRINTS, and FAM ,
The best assorted stock Of KID GLOVES IN me
city among them some more oil those t"o-out'oh
opera Sf'a'es IL ''''' CHARLES HU, ZLFR's.
,,,, OK Gil Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-03
pOCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS,
FIVE MILES SOUTH OF CHESAPEAkt *,
ONO RAILROAD.
JAMES A. FRAZIER. propR,rrop
OPEN TO THE PUBLIC JIrHF l<r.
CAPACITY LIGHT ltt ~ r-


This celebrated watering. place will b. key, in A
style unsurpassed ir The mountains cf virginia
As 10 the qualities OF the waters and The hIyh ~.
gard In which they are hclo by the "mr,!iral "a
vans" the reader Is rcferred 10 il@ ptmrt,r. 4,
Mcssrs PURCELL Ladd & CO.'S, who are AGENTS Tor
the wafer and s,lts.
Among the great features Of these Snrings are he
Amusements. which are varied. aud far -urpt.s
those OF any watcring-placc la Virginia. The
Grand Mas Iu. Balls nnd Carnival In spren Tor ami
briliancy surpasS vryhing ever witnessed IN This
section ofthe countrvs In fact. nothing of ih..
Kind has ever been attempted hv any orhrr >runmcr
resort. ard nothing but desire 10 lead c0ul have
induced the Immense outlay necessary To- secure.
Moxlev, the Incompatible Washington cos,umrr.
with his regiment Of assistants, carl a'!5 OF co,.1
iumes tons OF fireworks, and thousands II Chine i
lanterns, and oceans Gf eycrgrocus.
The Grand Carnival which prcccdei The blI
n,nsgue one night, Is led by profe KIienhou,r,
full brass band. followed By MaJor-GrneriI B it
command OF The Nu'ligan Guards and bis ilr1
famed aud thoroughly IT iined Il p'un. Foley arl
General l.. follows with a counterpart of T.. r!
Birnum,s men. This pageant. passing through thts
beautiful lawn that nature seems 10 iaN" ic>tgurF
for tust such scenes. all Itght'i IN with The thpi}
sands OF lanterns and calcium lights. wi'h 70 I
works of The most beautiful description In full Ja
all over The grounds. presents sight that pen cinS
not describe. and must be seen T. H. appr. ciItrig
therefore all good EichmoDd citizens, ",p"ailf
the young, are expected up this summer
~ IN ! t-roII,n {
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-03

nUN'T PAY % FOR A GAL ~
~ TER whea You can buy acily-madess1 -a ss
one for "a. Iton't nay ~ for snor when you can
INV one for 49, This Is true; II you don't ocileyt
il 20 TO the factory, 215 Broad street between sec
nn5 and Third Nothing but city-made goods So ID.
Every pair warranted BOOTS FOOTED TO Or
DER Fob ONLY 30. - S:1t y
nuESTION: Where can buy So
" good SHOES for mysn)f or chill ssS9
tren nj low ngures. but made of good .natrrla,f 4
4 knsVer: All the fnetoryl No. 2lF, Broad street.
berwtep SecAhd anu Third, wnete '.othing but clty
made goods are sold.
/ Ro0 I'D tossed 70 order s0r OILY se. q 10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-03
SUMMER RESORTS,


HILLsBORU HOUSE.
IL HtLLsBoRo. ALBEAAgLE COUNTY, VA,
-. NJ W.5WALLAt n. PROPRIETOR.
wiu be ossn on TUESDAY, June 1st, for the re-
cenifOu Of staosrders. &c.
This delightful sU3fMrR HOME fs located three
mi eseast OF the post-oice aad telegraph station
at Greenwood depot. Chesapeake and 1io rni'road!
near he base nj the Blue ki'ge, com handing nm
extended md pleasing view of the m0uuLa
An excellent physician resides near the hotel
There - o. Baptist church In the village, and PRES
byterian church accessible.
TERMS: $50 per month; children under twelve
years If Age and cofnred servants half price,
to the following ciiizsas Of Richmond who,
with their families. have spRnt The last TWO sum-
MFRS Mt this house: Major b. 7. Hutchinson, corner
Fifteenth and Cary streets: Henry BONNER Esq.,
Of the house of FannewinEel &c Go Z. Lew.
commission merchant: John h. Hutcbeson, with
Harvey & Jones; and A. Link, Atlantis, Ga.
te 2-2aw4w
DLEASANT BOARDING FOR SUM.
Il MER MONTHS. Il would Ike to take FOUR
or FIVE BtiAkDERS from LIST If Juue to 1st OF
October. Address MRs. M. }. TERRELL.
Glencove, naur Gordonsvilla.
lie 2-1w Orange county, Va,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-03

MADE UP OF GOOD MATERIAL
I, tho very host manner aud In the latest sty lie, and
our prices are lower than the lowest.
Anew SUITS rs low as 50 and SO.
Ladies are in charge Of this department, in con-
MORTON with that of LADIES' UNDERWEAR
which We have in variety Of styles.
LINEN uLSTER, and BUSTERS for travelling
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-03
IN OUR LADIES'

READY-MADE-sUIT DEPARTMENT
we exhibit a larger number OF styles and better
assortment than can be found elsewhere
OUR SUITS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-03

EDINBURGH and other new styles Of LACE
SCARFS just received.
Great bargains in LADIES' sCAEFS at 35c.,
formerly scld at 75c.
ALI the new styles of SILK SCARFS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-03

We have received the following note from
i. CORES pondent in Montgomery county:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-10-05
Sa9rsms 5. Dubuque 9owa Qienaag Sen @Rto6er 1875

uolte. einen Gontratt unter,eidnen, mel
der cine gcrtlrsuns bes 9obnss u. {. 10
entbielt. gieIe we.serten iid, benz Der
lanseu ii@ gu untersieben, uno cine gu:
iammenrottuns fanb itatt. nobel bic Sen.
iter Der 5abriteu einsemorfsn unb bic 4r:
beitenoen nit Steinmiirfen bebrobt uuroen.
Gs uuroe Militdr requirirt unb bic itriden:
ben alrbeiter auseinanoer seiast.
gor Surgeon ernannte Der @ouuers
neur uon Minneiota cine Gommiiiion sur
llnteriuduns Der llriaden Der Ssuidredsn=
PLACE, bic bunn aud goridldse MAIDEN
ioate, mie Der 9anbplase uor,ubeussn.
Sieie iett tasenbe Gommiiiion bat nun
einen uorldufiseu geridt abseituttet uno
idrsibt barin:
vWir iinoen, 6aB Bel weitem Sas Meiite
bes nit 9eui9redensGiern iniieirten 9ans
oes unsebro@ene Yrdrie lit. Gs i4eint uns
nun, 6aB be pouitdnbise grbaltuns oes
@rasbeitanoes aui oieien Brdrien bic mid:
tisite 81 empfeblenSe S4usmaBre9el lit.
Bsnn bas @ras bis gu Der 3sit i'm 5riib:
iabr, no bic iunsen 9euidreden austries
den, Sur@aus Dor 6euer sei9itt ueroen
tann, 10 iinb mir in Der Sage, bic i'm nd@s
item Sabre pom Der Flase gu erwartenoen
gerwiitunsen bur9 elm rberriides" @esen.
mitteI gum sroBen 1beil absuwenoen. I'm
bus su bewertiteQisen, ,nihen mir promp:
tes uno enersii9es ,3uiammenwirten baben.
gSir baben besfaus bersits an seei9netc
Perionen seidrieben, uno stli9e Cons bas
ben, unierm &atbs seudB, bereits Jeuers
BRIDE um ibre 9ren,marfe 9e;o9en; uie
aud in ein;elnen Sdlen bic gountpbeb6rs
ben bic Nrbeit ielbititdnois in o,e Sano &c:
nou1men. 9lber bieies 8ert, um Su selin.
gen, mus nidt bios einselne Sowns uno
Counties, ionoern bic sanse 9anoidaft ums
failen. @irS Sas @ras bis gum Sriib.
iabr auf Sem san;en G'ebiet Dor Nbbrennen
9eidlss, oGna tann man nit anoercn
SiliSmitteln Der ni1t bur9 6as 6riibiabrsz
feuer seritOrtsn 8rut auf Sem sepfllsten
9anse 6err werOen, unb 10 iie uOuitdnois
ausr0tten."
60 bic Gommiiiion. Gs 1T su boiien,
SaB bic @atbIdldse bic ausemeinite 8ead.
tuns iinSen, Samit sic Garmer in ienen @es
senoen enbIi3 einmal ben @enuB ibrer
iauer uerSienten 9lrbsit baben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-10-05
Ausldnoif6e 2sanofdau.

Die uoltswirtbidaftli9 dc Gage
Seuti6lanbs wirb BON Gag gu Gag trauris
ger. Der beuti@e llebermutb, Der in Dem
neueu geloipiteme sipielte, erleibet cine
tuObIuerOiente Citrate, leiosr trifit bieielbe
nidt srabe bic am msiftsn. bic iie peroien.
ten. Der MbfluB bes @sloes in 5oIse Der
G'olowabruns u. gum Sbeil aud bes Gil.
bers bat ben beutiden @elbmartt in cine
eisentbimIi@e Serfuiiuns sebra@t. @slb
1T auBerorbentli9 idruer su betommsn.
Tas niebrisite Oisconto 1T finf Yrosent
unS Ser AbhuB uon geIb ,uirb eiu usiterss
Steisen bss Oiscontos beruorrufen. Oabei
itudt 6anbel unS 8anbsl, bic 5abriten
reSu,i-en ibre Arbeitsseit, entlaTeu ibre
Arbeitsr unb bic Suben fabren fort bas
Golf aussubeuten, wosu bic nenen beut:
iden 8eieee iiber &uderfrsibeit Sieien
SIutiausern ireie Sanb Iailen.
@ie elm Selesramm aus Berlin
iast, baben bic NltfatboIifen MN einen
lang beanitanoeten @es bstreten. Oas
sins 10 su. Sersum sllttatbolicismus iiber:
sesanseme Oe3aut Suscs,nstp wollte iib
ein @eiblein nebnlen. Sas tonnte Ct aber
nitbt ,ppbl, 10 lanse sic Gbe Ser @eiitli9sn
bsim @ittatbol,eismus uerpOnt mar. Ses
tanntlib iu6ten Heinfsns uno feline Sc:
nOiIen iid on Sicier 6rase einitwsilen Dor.
bei,uoriiden; abcr Suscsinstp purbe bes
aSartens miioe uno 10 ilellte er bic 6rase ::
GntweSsr, Sber. Die Gntidsibuns fcl
natiirlid beiabenb aus unb 10 1T sic &esie.
runs 81 Ssm Gntidluiie sstOmmen Sen
Oedant I'M geuuB ieiner Giutiiuite 81
iddsen. 8ie bod bic preabii&e &esies
runs 10 uaterli9 flr bic nalttatbolii4sn"
Ss&anten iorst! 9suu ba giidof Steintens
u seiaSt bat, wirb aud er balb 9 iasen
unS iib beweiben, Senn es III ni@t gut,
oaB Der MlttatbOlif aaein iei, uon ,uesen
oes @ewiiiens i@on, nnb ieine 8etannts
idaft bat betanntli5 Der alttatbolii&e
&ir&sniirif i@on im Babe sema9t.,.
9olIanS Fat in Der Relibcnsitabt lei.
mes 86niss matchmaker bic MitslieSer Ses
lnstitut dc droit international" unS ben
0ersin fir Rsiorm uup Gobiiication Ses
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-10-05

ttutle Ie1uer SeU0. SeIHe N9eHIur WIIHWl'
BON ni&tsuueisen sduiteu. Gbe er be'
@esieruns ieinen Nntbeil an ben Sdmar3er
Bergen uerfaufe, mSse man oieie Banot
binwesnebmeu unb ibm auitatt berieIbeu
tatbolii6e Brieter ienben, iein
Solt gu unterri9ten un6 weiie ;u MAIDEN,
60 ipru4en Snbianerfiiriten 81 Serei:
nisten Staaten Scnatoren!
Sn unierer Staatsbauptitubt 0es
Weoines ueriammelten ii3 am 20. B. @
Die Selbaten Der Mrmee bes SenneiIees.
Oasu bate iid aa9 Yrdiioent @raut unb
General Sbermau einsef.nben. DAP ioI@e
Seriamnluusen, bic INNER sesen bic 3eit
ber Wabl absebalten weroen, ,ueiter ni4ts
iinS, als Sallen IN 6enen bic @dbler seiun:
gen uerben, 1T gu betannt, als baB uieI
oariiber seiast gu ,ueroen brau@te. 8os
Sur@ aber bieie geriammluns mertwirtis
1uurbe, 1T bur@ bic &eoe, bic uuier wertbe
Prdiioent bel Der geIeseubeit belt, ertIdrt
er barin bod inbireeterueiie ben aatbolis
Ten ben &rIes uns idirt bic 5lammen bes
relisiOien 3wietradtes unter ben Biirseru.
Sber mas iea baS anbers beiBen, wenn er
iast: rVe9tnnen mir uns porsu:
ieben sesen ienen Seinb, Der
bas @lId freier repubIitanis
der Gimri3tunse subinbern
iu@t." lln6 ,ueiter: rsSeuu mir in
Ser nd@feu 3mtunft unierer
nationaIen Griitens einen 60 NJ
flict baben werben 10 uorbers
iase id es, SaB Sic S9eibelinis
ml3t Sic Maions uuS 0irons
9inie ieim wirS. ionbern ie
wirS swii9eu benz Patriotiss
mus un6 Ser SnteIIisens an
Ser eincn Seite ,in6 glbrralanbe,
Gbrsei; unS iluluiiien5eit auf Der ans
oermtSeite iein.r 0as 1T redt ireis
maurerii9 tlar nno beutlid mad 2Osenart
scipro6en. Damn fubr Der graiioent fort:
Sest gum bunoertitcn Sabre unierer natio:
naleu Griitens, CLAUDE i'd, iites an ser 3sit
Sic 6unSamente bes 0ebduoes
81 itarten, bas uniere patriotiiden Goriabs
ren 100 Sabre Dor uns ansefausen baben.
saBt suiammenwirfen, INN aue nOtbiseu
@arantieu fiir sr0Bere Siderbeit Sss
freicn @ebanfens, ess ireien @ortcs, ser
freieu Yreiic, reiner Moral, eutfefeltsr re.
lisi0ic @efible bimsusufiisen unb (uirtsu
lpir) fiir sleide Siedte uno gorsiise fir ole
abseieben uun 0tationalitdt,
Sarbe ODER &elisiOn. grntu tbist Trei:
(Staats) g 9ulen unb bei9IieSt
Sh s ni@t Elm Dollar 6es Set
bes, Sas fir ibreu l1uterbalt
befimmt lit, uerwenSet merSe
cine Secteni9nle su unterbat
ten, oaBweber Staat, nod Nas
tiou(?D beibe suiammsn cine
anbere unterri1tsanitaIt uns
terbalten, ais bisienissn, sic
; binrei4en, I'm iebem 3,ms
Be i'm eanbe elne cute ,ses
wSbnli3S SduIbiIbuns (@ir
oanten fir bieie Serurtbeiluns Der itaatli.
den 0cdidalsu.) mnpermii9t init
8 Sectenweien Seitentbum ober
Itbeismas (0as 1T Elm 9ins Der TN.
mSsli6teit.) seben. Man absr.
lane sic Eelisiou Ser Sam il
lie, oem altar unS Ser Rirb G..
Yriuati6ulen linb sansli6
onr9 Sripatbeitrase gu un:
terb Item unb man balte &ir6 {
uno = taat fiir immer actrenut.
90 ludre Senn aud in Sen ireien gsreinis:
ten Staaten BON Amerira ser Gulturtampi
oiii,isu bcsonnen. 90 babel scr Staat
81 @ruabc sebt, uaS fiimmsrrS Die Gcma.
9osen.
am 20. September baben bic
@spubIitaner uou @saiiaduistts @ayor
9fice pon Bolton gum @ouperneurs. Ganbi.
baten auiseiteut. 9amit murSe ben 8es
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-10-05
9rsise def 9uzeige,1.
Sstsu 3su Der 5palte per rSabr.............,.. .xam
p" ,,6 Ncaass. aass................s- 8 -.a8
"3 "."...........-..3 4.99

scat Wotiseu.
unter 3siitn BREWER nerben nt&t aaseasmms Mr.
iss 3se Srever Oser beren saum sas t. RaI 10 Gems
bic nataen Rals5 Gsats.
Ssiratbs, uns 1ss.s4s,siaeu NIT syru& SO. on,
Spra6 $i.0O. "
aa'rirsiss an,sissn maSen ssraasbs,ssls uasss.
anesen fur gsnts. s0erttn. 0lidsipele ,e, sls Saa
~sas Der 'a's StFts uDtsss, Eabsn teine aufuasme.
Vile In5sisen isnoe man ipdtsfeas
2aontas 2aorseu elm. n
SSS Ar6sitsu aaer Art prompt nus silfa
aussfi6rt.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-11-12
A Clever Debaicr.

Speaking Of the old-time political 40
bates of Virginia gentlemen. Geor,o
Cary Eggleston relates in the Nove1,
Der Afiamlc this racy anecdote.
story is told OF one of the lcrce.i -
these social political debaters- a stn,r
too well youched for among his friend,
10 be doubted which will serve n.r
haps To show how unnecessary the pre.-
ence OF an antagonist was 10 the suc
ceessful conduct Of n dispute. II was
lat dining day. 10 speak in the na-
tive .diom. and il SO happened thar I'M
the guests were Wings. eNccpi NJ
E, VINO was the stanche,t Of .Jc,r,r.
sonian Democrats. The discussion he.
gan, of course, the moment the laaie.
left the table, and il speedily waxed h.,
Mr. F., getting the ear Of the com.
pany IN the outset, laid on right anl
left with his customary yigOr, raspinr
the Wings on their sorest points. ar,n,.
inc, asserting, deuouncing, dcmon,trat-
ing-to his own entire satisfaction for
perhaps half an hour; silencing every
attempt At interruption by saving.
Now wait, please, till get through;
I'm one against seven, and YOU must let
me make my points. Then YOU can re-.
ply"
He finished at last, leaving every
Wing nerve quivering, every Whig face
burning with suppressed Indignation.
and every Wing breast full, almost 10
bursting, with speech in reply. The
strongest debater of them all managed
to begin first, but just as he pronounced
the opening words Mr. F. mtcrrupl.
cd him.
Pardon me-, he said. Il know an
your little arguments, SO III goand talh
with the ladies for half an hour. while
you run them over; when YOU yet
through send for me. and I'll come and
sweep y0n clear out Of he arena
And with that the eSasperating man
bowed himself out of the dinng-room.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-11-12

died ON the 10th ult., aged 70. Mr.. Walker
MAS well-known writer on political
economy. member Of Congress in 1862 and
1885, Secretary Of State OF Massachusetts in
1851 and 1859, and father Of r. 4. Walker,
Superintendent Of the United States Census.
While aparty Of sn persons were boating
on the ~usquehanna River, at Unadilla. y.
n, the boat upset and all were prccipi-
tated into the water. Maurice Goodrich aud
his wife, Of Worcester, \. y, and Mr.
Nlorehouse and his wife, Of Unadilla. were
drowned. The Goodriches wcrc ON their
wedding trip.
The boiler OF a locomotive on the Lehigh
Valley Railroad exploded at Bound Brook,
Penn. ON the LIST, killing Thomas Cooper,
engineer. and Abraham King and VIM.
Thompson. brakemen, and seriously inlur-
ing about twenty Others. two Of whom are
since reported dead.
In New York City. on the ,. two Polish
Jews named Joseph Goldman and Moses
Pskatt. partners in the iewelry business.
fought duel with pistols in private room.
Goldman was shot over the right cheek and
instantly killed. Piskatt was shot over the
right eye and MORALLY wounded.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-11-12
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II is now announced from Berlin. on au-
thOrity. that Prince Frederick William. ac-
companied by his eldqet son, will visit the
Centennial Exposition al Philadelphia.
A council Of physicians, acting in behalf
OF the Supreme Court, has decided that
Count Won Arnim Is unable TO bear the pro-
longed Imprisonment 10 which he ha- been
sentenced.
The German Parliament met on the 37th.
Emperor William was absent on accoun; Of
indspOsition. His speech was read by Herr
Dellbruck, Minister OF state. His Majesty
says. 80 far a. human Judgment can discern.
peace j. more assured now than at any time
during twenty years preceding the recon-
strction Of the Empire.
II j. rumOred that the Carlist General
Dorrcgaray has been shot by order OF Don
Carlos.
The Duchess Of Edinburgh has another
daughter.
The murder 81 sixty Christians in Bihacz.
a fortified town near the Dalmatian frontier,
j. given a 4 rumor in Vienna.
II j. reported from Berlin that Count Won
Amin l. 10 be formally cashiercd from pub
lie service.
The Carlists claim 10 have gained an i'm
pOriant victory over the Afonsst army al
Lumber in Navarro. on Oct. .. The Al
consists say the Carlist attack was success
fully repulsed.
The Leeds (England) Mercury Of Oct. %
says that the large iron producers, Blockow,
Vaughan d Co., employing in their col
lierics. mines and works nearly 10 go men.
I'll 81 h.
borough. Wilton. Park and Easton Works.
in Yorkshire. that, owing TO the depression
Of trade. their engagements must terminate
on the 18th Of November.
The London Times estimates that 200
mariners and others were drowned in the
North Sea during the severe October gales.
The French iron-clad Magenta. the flag
ship Of the Admiral commanding the
squadron of Toulon, caught fire on the SOth
and finally exploded. All on board were
saved.
The King and Queen OF Denmark, and
their daughter, the Princess Thyra, accom-
panied by Prince John Of Schleswig- HOl-
stein NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. arrived In
England on the I'd. The royal party were met
at Dover by the Princess Of Wales and suite.
and escorted TO London. The distinguished
visitors will remain until the beginning Of
December.
The London Post Of the "a says the new
Texas cotton classes much better than the
old. and quotations average Lied. higher.
II j. thought that Texas and New Orleans
quotations will shortly be identical.
4 Quebec dispatch reports the drowning
on the 3lst uli.. during a severe gale. Of l.
persons, residents Of the Isle Of Orleans.
while returning from market.