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Joshua ~olllc Of No. 3 Plantation SCI q trap
last fail for skunk, and having forgotten it, it
remained all winter. This spring he found Il
fox in it, the animal having dragged it some
distance and finally became eutanglcd. MIR. :.
thinks from the appearance that the fox must
have been there six weeks. H. found Within
reach Of the fox thirty -four tull grown field
mice, which lie thinks had been caught and fur
n~hrd h, other foxes
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THURSDAY. JULY /, 1875.
EVERY THURSDAY MORNING
H. SIMP SON,


ADMINIsTR AToRs, EXECUTORS and GUARDIANS
desiring their advertisements published i'll the Jour
nal will please state to the Court
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respected though he may not be 'o J. 81,
great man; and assvre yoa Ills no "a =, I, I
mine to be the object OF popular els. u a,a
whatever may be my desire forsthe mer. =
applause OF my countrymen. Hest assurel
then, that the people OF the South will give
me as much honor as deserve. They have
Gone so up to this time, and there is no
reason to suppose they viii Judge me
more harshly now. I cannot be a
great m1u. Nature has willed it other.
wise. But doubt not that The coun.
try will accord me the only reputation
| have ever coveted, that Of a brave aud
honorable soldier and disinterested patriot
had rather have the fame of Bayard than
one made up of Alexsnder's. Hannibaps,
Ca>ar'S, and Napoleon's combined
For one. rejoice that Governor Kemper.
himself so distinguished soldier. has ho-
nored bis old commander by inviting him to
take 20 prominent a part In the homage Wiz.
ginia Is about to pay 10 the men1cry Of the
Immortal Jackson, and / remain, yours re-
specially, BENZ. S. BwELL.
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DRY ,s,seOns.
l4RnAT nEpucTloN IN paIen on.
DRY GOODS. ]

DRY GOODS.
II you want to save money g,to
COURTNEY & pOWELL'S
o buy your goods. Notice the following bargains,
~. ich are only few OF the many which they have !:
W. y sROSCOGGIN BLEACH COTTON, l0c.;
SNl suTTA BLEACH COTTON, 14c.;
Wv. 'ACH and BROWN COTTONS, SHEET
an , DE- &C., rctailed at wholesale prices;
fNrs. ia large and handsome lot OF PLAID
gus. Iesesre 9ODS, which will be sold at bottom
price; r.naN.sK eouc
o EACa iAbS. sCAIEFS, 75c. per dozen;
nIsLMoSHn sf ns,sn LOVES two buttons), 81 !;
ALEXANDRA kiE zig worth 1926:
The largest stock of CLoh III, elsewhere.
Gne,sr a,an eaH v,, IN I-CUTToN sec. per
oN nnmnn 20 cnIrprVs, POWELL,
fouuu' 10 Broad street.
Use the ryRANK LESLIE V ?.
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NERINO AND ALL-WE5o l.
UNDER'W R.

LADIES ,MERItEO and ALL-WOOL SEslS a0o
DRAWERS, als qualities;
:GENTLEMEN'S MERINO and ALL.~WOOL
SHIRTS and DRAWERS all qualities;
CHiLDREN'S MERINO and ALL-W USL
SHIRTS and DRAWERS, all qualities;
LADIES, GENTLEAfEN'S, and CHILDREN r
MERISO and ALL-WOOL HOSE and HALF
HOSE.
The only house In the city where full line of all
qualities and sizes of above speds can be found.
COURTNEY & POWELL,
81 Broad street, between Eighth and Ninth.
FRANK LESLIE'S PATTERNS are the most
reliable, &C 23
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POPULAR PRICES.
WE WILL OPEN OK


MONDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 25,
an cuurc new line of PLAID POLOSAISE and
OVERSIGHT SUITINGS, with material for the
UNDER-SkIRTS to match-all the CHOICEST
and NEWEST CONVERSATION Of SHADES.
ALSO,
New BLACK CASIIMERES, ALPACAS, MO-
HAIRS, &C.
ALSO,
fine assortment of FANCY CASsFMERES and
SUI1ISGS.
ALSO,
New housekeeping goods, in TABLE-DAMASKS,
TABLINGS, NAPKINS, TOWELS, &c.
ALSO,
New CLOAkS in great variety.
We Invite visitors to our State Fair 10 give us a
lock las we Offer none but FIRST-CLASS GOODS at q
very small profit
HUDGINS, GORDON & CO..
oc23 1913 Main street.
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AND GUARANA POW
DERS and FLUID EXTRACT,

DERS and FLUID EXTRACT,
for the cure of headache, neuralgia, &C.;
PAsr1LLEs of the WATERS of EMS, for the cure Of
bronchial affections;
NATURAL MINERAL WATERS. from Europe;
FRENCH FFFERv EsCENT CARBONATE OF L1THlA;
LEKA's PHOSPHATE OF ikoN-Frcnch;
DusART's SYRUP LACTo. PHOSPHATE OF LINE;
AtrBEgGGER's SYRUP OF LACTgCARIUM;
CuAssAIGS'S WINE OF PEPsN and DIASTASE;
LEyAssuER's TUBES FOR ASTHMA;
HlMRoD'S CURE FOR ASTHMA;
EsPIc's CIGARETTES FOR ASTHMA;
DAruRA TATULA FOR ASTHMA;
ES-MoUNTAIS CURE FOR ASTHMA;
U,SpKERCrITEF EXTRACTS French and EnghSli;
Co1oGSEs- X loserfrau and Faiina's;
TOILET SOAPS. for winter use. at all prices;
H,IR-BRusHEs and COMBS in great variety;
RIGHTEOUSNESS, of our own importation;
EsTIISG-> PoSGEs. Of all siA:'s;
CAEBoLIC MoUTII-WAsH TO cisinfect the breathi
S,poSISE DES1IFRICE, 10 whitcn the teeth:
FRENCH CHOCOLATE wITHE XPEACT OF BEEF-an
efficient and Ealatable article Of diet In debility.
MEADE & BAKER. Pharmacists,
oc1e.2w 919 Main street, Richmond, va.
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ATMEADE & BAKERS DRUGSTORE.

a l. vi ALE ~ Dh n y DhONC OnLs
CUTTERS PoCKET-INHALERs, for the cure OF
bronchitis snre-throat, &C.;
ENGLISH UNG-PROTECTORS, double and sim
gle. to prevent consumption;
GARRETT'S ELECTRIC DISKS, for the cure of
nervousness, palsy, &C.;
The GALVANo-FARADIC BATTERIES of all
sizes and lats st Improvements;
VOLTAIC ARMADrLLO SOLES, BANDS, &C.,
for the cure Of cod feet, neuralgia, &c.;
SOFT RUBBER BED-PANS and CUSHIONS, for
lnvalits:
TRUSSES OF HARD RUBBER, lmpervlous to
perspratiou Or water-will ont-"ear any other
ELASTIC SILK STOCKINGS, for varicose veins,
weak joints. &C.;
LADIES' SUPPORTERS of the best patterns;
for boys and girls.
MEADE BAKER, Pharmacists,
oc19.2w 919 Main street.
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DRUGS. RsEDzCHSES. dc.


Dove & DAY.
AT THEIR PHARMACY,
CORNER OF THIRD AND MAIN STREETS,
offer to the public full and comp!ete assortment
of standard FRENCH, ENGLISH. and AMERT-
CAN MEDICINES and CHEMICALS. obtained
from tna most reliable sources TO which we are
daily adding all new pharmaceutical preparations
as they appear, "a well as
SURGICAL APPLIANCES,
Popular PATENT MEDICINES.
Elegant TOILET ARTICL rs for bri'Ials, ETC.;
SOLID IVORY-BACK HAIR-BkUSIIES,o of beau
tful, c1ns'e patterns:
SOLID IVORY TtiILE'T- COMES:
Elegant HAND-MER RoIsS. all siZes-of oxydIzed
silver. crystal glass WITH walnut, ebony, and
rosewood backs;
TORTOISE SHELL sad IVORY F7NF-COMBS:
Elegant CUT-iLAsS CRYSTAL FLACONS and
VINAGRETTES;
CUT CRYSTAL TOILET SETS:
DECORATED and CUT TOILET SETS:
Choice selected OD0RS in elegant styles, Of LubIn
Guerlain, Csndary, Charcer-snost noted. In
France:
Delicious FRENCH and ENGLISE SOAPS, in
HAIR, CLUTH. NAIL, and TooFIR-BRUSHEs,
elegant patterns irgreas variety.
Together with host of other articles on " obtain
ed at drugstore. For sale LIBERAL tsyms.
JOHN r. DOVE,
oc 26.4t WILLIAM g.. DAY.
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frOHEN BROTHERS ARE SELLING
OHAMBURGH EMBROIDERY in great variety
cheaper than they were ever known;
Also. UNBLEACHED KNITTING COTTON,
made expressly to their own order by the bale;
AUBURN and ANDROSCOGGIN BLEACHED
COTTON ut 0c.;.
WHITE aud COuORED FLANNELS from to
lOc yard less than regular value;
ALL-WUOL SPOTTED FLANNEL for wrappers
or childrcn's wear at zoe. worth 40c.
The only place In the city where you can buy
MARBLE OIL-CLOTll for tables in Al ut
37isc., Sd at soc, 6 i at 60c.; also, the OAK
WOOD SHADE in Sd at SOC. These goods are
the best manufactured In this country.
FLOOR aud STAIR OlL-CLOIIIS, CARPETS, and
RUGS:
CANTON FLANNEL at l 2Ec., raduced from 1Sc.
Also. the best TWO-BUTTON KID GLOVES ever
offered In the city at 75c.;
0 dozen geu1cmcn's KID GLOVE S, slightly spot
ted. at Soc, reduced from S1.30;
4 large stock of RIBBONS 1T reduced rates by the
piece or yard. &C ~
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AMENDMESTs 80 cossrIrUTrOy.

AMENDMENTS 20 CONsTITUTFON.
OFFtcE OF CLERK OF HOUSE, or DxLrf.1rrs1
AND hEEPER OF THE ROLLS UP yIRGIYTA.s
RICHMOND, July 28. 1879
HHE FOLLOWING PROPOsEH
u AMENDMENTS 10 the CONSTITHTIoN- M
VIRGINIA are published In accordance Win az.
j. BELL BIGGER. -
Rolls Of Virginia. - "a No
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II LICHTENSTEIN. Nos. 1705 and 1907
~. Franklin street, is offering large and fresh
selected Stock Of
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS,
consisting of
DRESS GOODS. CLOTHS,
CASsIMERES. kfRSEY.,
SATTINETS, KENTUCKY JEANS,
REpELLENTS, FLASSELS,
SHEETINGS. STLETENGS,
(IIEvIOTS, GJNGuAMS,
PRINTS, &c. &c:
all of which he is selling OF exceedingly low prices.
Give him trial. DO not foi get the Nos-l7u and
1907 Franklin street. oc 22-3m
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JOINT REsOLuTrnH

PROPOSING AAESDhESTS TO THE IN, On, ATH 4
5TH, 6TH,and sTH SECTIONS. AND ADDITroNA1
SECTIONS TO THE 9TH ARTICLE coNcERNINS
THE LEGISLATIVE DEPARTMENT or TIE coH-
sTlrUTIoN OF THIS COMMONWEALTH ssR PUB
THE SAME TO THE NEXT GENEHAL ASSEMBLY.
rApproved March 80, 1881
Reso1rsd by the Sennts and House Of Deisg1tss
Ia majority o'the members elected TO euch Of the
S e. hey ss hereby Is
the Constitution Of vlr.inla. and are hereby re-
ferred to the General Assembly to be chosen az the
mex! General election Of senator's and members OF
oonrormiiy With article i Ct said f consiasion =
second. third fourth ffth. SIKH, and eighth see.
ons o. Inc MN article concerning tho esisative
deparsn emf, mhich are In the following words:
Section The House Of Delegates shalt oeeiected
oiepplaiy by The voters of the several cities and
counties the Tuesday succ eding the first MordaY
In November. and shall be distributed and appor-t
Section 8. The senator's shall he elected for the
term OF four years. r The election OF whom the
counties, cities. anu towns shall be divided into not
more than forty districts. Zach county. city, and
town of the respective cric,s. a. the time OF the
first election of Its delegate or d. legaIes undtr this
Constitution, shall vote for one or more senators
The senators first elected snder tnis Constitution,
in DIS riots bearing odd numbers. shall sacaie their
Offices at tie end of Two years and those elected In
districts bearing even nurarefs at the end or four
years; and vacancies Q currng by expiia'ton OF
term shall he Sled by the elec0u OF senators for
the full term.
SECTION 4. At The first session 81 the General AS
Scmniy after inc ebuuleratlon Ci lHS lnDaDHdnts
or she State by The United States 1reaprortionmtnt
of senators and members Of the House OF Delegates,
ar d erery tenth year thereafter, shall b. made.
orAbSlcATIoNs oFsENAToRs AN$ DELEGATES
Ssction 5. ANY person may be ell cfed senator
who al che time of election ~ actuatiy resident
within she district and qualified to ybee for mem
bsrs Of tse General Assembly according 10 thu
Consiii StoH: anu any p,rson may be elec:ed y
member OF the House Of Delegates who at the lime
OF election IS ually resident within the county
city. town, election district, quafed 10 vOte foI
members Of rho Generll ssembly accorditr 10 this
Constitution. J he removal or any person elected
to either brancN or the General Assembly from the
c;ay. county, town. or district Tor which be was
elected shall yica,c his Office.
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1T1HE NEWMARKET DRUGSTORE.

DAINTS, OILS, VARNlSHES,
l. GLUE. SPIRITS TURPENTINE,
OLIVE OIL.
STAMP VARNlSH BRUSHES,
GOLD BROEZ" s,
Wholesale anu retail.
THOMAS CHRISTIAN,
l0S and 10 Virginia street.
oc 25-dsw&wlw Richmond, Va.
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ONE OF THE LARGEST AND BEST
selected stocks Of DRY GOODS can be found at
COHEN BROTHERS.. whose aim it is always to
buy goods the best advantage aud sell them ut the
SMALLEST advance, irrespective of their value.
They have just received from auction large lot of
BLACK SILK VELVETS at SO, $4.75, So, and
$3.50. worth double;
Also, Il large lot of BLACK and COLORED
SILKS;
Good BLACK ALPACA at soc
$50 pieces ALPACA at $50. that really cheap
at 45c.;
ALPACAS at ACC, reduced from 60c.
Good SILK LUSTRES at soc. /: SILK LUSTRE at
65s., the same number generally selling at
1925;
BLACK CASHMERE at S7I!c worth 81 20;
BLACK CASHMERE at S1.15 worth 81 40, at
1925 for the finest imported;
Also, the heavy Sd DRAP D'ErE at dollar the
ward less than the regular value. oc 10
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MRS. TURNKEY WOULD ADVISE
AZ the ladies to examine her BUSTLES, as they
are homemade, ana are mich more durable as
n. rm6ers will testify Makes them of any size and
lem E'h al short notice. COkStTs with skirt.sup-
port rs and shoulder Straps; also without Misses
FRES, II WAISTS. 7Ol MAIN STREET
oc Ia eod2w
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WOOD AND COAL FOR OREGON
w HILL AND SlDNGN.-IIaving taken the
yard corner Of Main ard Belvdere streets. formerly
occupied by W. p. Ford. for the convenience OF
my irienGs and the public in that vicinity, would
respectfully inform my friends that they can now
buy ANTHRACITE, COKE, CLOVER HILL and
WEST VIRGINIA SPLINT coal. OAK and
PINE WOOD. as chcapas en- be bought in the city.
All coal sold nv weight. satsfacti"n guaranteed.
w. j. MCDOWELL. First and Broad.
Seventh ond Main, Main and Beividerc streets.
I
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POWERS Axp DUTIES OF TINE GENERAL ASSEMBLY.

POWERS AND DUTIES OF TAR GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
Section q. The Genorab Assembly shall meet once
he Governor In the manner prescribed in this Con-
siituton No session Of the Camera Assembly, after
The first snde1thi |, amendmanI. shall continue long.
pr than ninety days Without the Concurrence or
three. ffths OF the me,ubsrs elected TO each house;
III which The session may be extended for q
further period not exceeding thirty days Neliber-
house during the session. of1he General Assembly,,
SHALL without the consent OF the other, adjourn for
more than linee days, nor TO any other p,sce IMAM
that In which the two HOUSES shall be sitting. A
majority OF the 10 each house shall
constitute quorum 10 DO business but smaller
number.may adjourn from day 10 day. ana shals
have mower TO compel the attendance Of sbsent-
me Iuters i,lsch manuer and undtr such penalty "
each house may prescribe.
bly, shall receive fen thtlr SERVICES salary 10 De as.
certaIuoa by law and I,aiD out OF the pubic trea-S
sury; but no act increasing such salary shall lake.
eifsci until after The end OF .he term for which tho
members of the House OF Delegates voting thereon
were elected; and no senator or delegate, during
the Term for which lie shall hlyc been clecied, shall
be appointed any oiwii office OF profit nader. the
.moIurpenis OF whici, haw been increased during
such Term, except Offices Biltd oy hpy Iue
peopla :, 30 a,a =, rho a..
ADJ the following sections at the emu OF the AZ
Section 23.- The Legislature shall have poyer.to
proyide for tile government OF cities ana t0Wns
aud 10 establish such courts therein as may pc ne
cessarytor HE administration OF justice.
Section q. The t,enerai Assembly smah , NaSS
incurred under cha sa shree SECTION one, article
third OF this Copsslulsop In reference 70 ouenpg.
q. RsSOJredI That the clerk OF the Ipnse Of Deie
gates or the cIesk on the Senate. be required or,
ayacanoy happen in both Of said offices the PRESIDING
officer Of etsier house OF the Genera Assembly y
amendrassAs and IRese resolutions 10 be pu5snea+
iu some newspaper published ~ ne city OF H., nca 9,
rls1osog the Inemters OF the Genaxaf ssembly sk
the next genosal election OF senator's ano
Of tbs House OF Delegates.
clerk OF, the House Of EelegLsS> be required t9
tral:saaiL 10 Ele General Assembly TO DC CHOSEN ~
OF i've Ho,ss9 Of Delegates certified copy o. $40
arsellhmeeas and these resolutions ,ogstnsr w .6a
c. Ri S.cate CT publication by rae DuoDsDfs on tns
nsws oapey in which the proposed amsndmsnE
s'a' AA so o;. J. BELL BIGGER,
Clerk OF House OF Del. RaicS
i and Keeper OF the Rolls Of VHSinla.
4 Nv o!AtEo2
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M RS. C. c. THOMPSON. No. 325 ,R
" Broad street, between Third and @alINE
ronrlh: has received her FALL and WIN -ykSES
IN MILLINERY, which she will be pleased to
exhibit TO her man, friends and customers any day
they can make il convenient TO call. and ENSURES TO
AL great bargairs, she intend; to sell extremely
cheap. oc 90 WSNN3w
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Section 81. Any person. may be elected senator
who az tb@ lime of election Is uetualIy resident
within the district AMI gn lied to vote for mem.
beers of live Gem raj Ass. mbly according 10 this Con-
stitution: and any person may lie elected member
Of Tie House Of Delegates who at the time
OF cuctloa Is, actually u resident within the
coun,y city. Town, elactioa District. qualified TO
vote for members of The Gsnaznl Assembly ac-
coroIpg TO this. Constitutions But no person
holding a salarea Office under the State Govern
ment Shall bcrcapale OF being ELECTED member
of either house OF the GencrIb Assembly. The re-
moyu of any person Iesd 10 either branch Of the
General Assembly from the oty. county. town, or
district for Which he was elected shall yacate his
office.
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pczTEnS AND DUTIES OF THE GENERAL ASSEM-


Section 8. The General Assembly shall meet an
nuahy,. and not ofeDer utless convered by the
tuliAn. No scsSon.of The Gcueral Assembly, after
the FIST under shis Constitution, shall contudef
lopge sltian nns'E days Without the concurrence
house; In which ease the session may be extended
for q further PERIOD not exceeding thirty days.
Neither house, during the session OF the General
Assembly, shall, without ihe consent II the olherS
adjourn for more tba three days. nor to any other
place lha athat In which the two house; shall be Sit
ting. A majority Of the members elected 10 each
house shaA constitute q,ionm TO do business; but
snlsller humber may adjourn from day to day, and
shall have power TO compel the attendance OF ab.
sent. members IN such rianlrr and uEder such PEN
atty rs eachh0Hse may pi escriBe.
Section 8: The members of the General Assem-
bly, shall receive for Ihei services compensation
to be ascertalned by awraDd patd cut OF the public
treasury; bN no aet'incrsasing such compensation
wbchitfe henderson the Hetee Of Delegates We
ting thereon we're elected: and 40 senator or dele
gale, duhugihe term for vhich he shalt have been
elected. snail be appunSdto ANY civil Office OF pro-
lit undr the ColWnonwt atii which has been crea-
ted. orrthe erao'unents OF which have been In
creased durlng such term, eScep: offices filed by
election by thclpe0ple.
And Insert In Icu thereof The following:
Section q. J ns, House OF Ueieeaes shall be
elected bienuaily by? the voters OF The several cities
and counties on the Tuesda? succeeding the first
Monday In November. and sEaI- from ana alter the
Tuesday succeeding the first slonday In November,
eighteen hundred aud seventy -nine, consist of not
more than one lrsndred and. noS less than ninety
members.
Senate shall consss Of moi less a,an lllrtyhreenor
more than forty, members. They shall be elected
for the term OF ouy years, Of whom
The counties, cities, and towns shall be divided into
districts. Each county. city, and town OF the re-
spectivs districts SHALL at tho time Of the first cleo.
lion OF Its delegate or delegates under this amend
ment. vote for one OrInore senators. The senator's
first elected. under this amen a1Dent, In districts
be airing odd numbers shall vacate their offices ut
the entof two year, and those elected In districts
bearing even numbers. at the oHd of four years;
and vacancies occurrtngbY expiration Ofterm thall
be filled by theeection OF senators Tor the full term.
Section 4. All appOrtlonment OF senators and
members OF the House Of delegates shall be made
AT The regularSessiOn o9the General Assembly next
pre ceding the tuesday, after the FIRST MONDAY In No
vpmher. j &c 2sor suonIr. A rtlppc rtonm0nt shall
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EOHEN BROTHERS HAVE ONE OF
] the largest stocks of DRESS GOODS in the
city, among them great many at less Than market
value
Is pieces PLAIDS for children at zoe. worth 40c;
ALPACA LUSTRES at 22c.;
The "A STILLMAS PLAIDS al Csc;
. ~r.,t variety of DRESS GOODS at 1919. oc l .
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M KS. NJ. CREIGHTON, No. 321 .-,R !.
AZ Broad street, is now prepared 10 show @SGIG
q wen selected assortment of FALL and. EMgES
MiSIER MILLINERY, which will be sold on
reasonable terms. Che solicits call from he old
customers and the public generally. Country or.
ders promptly filled. oc 2akts
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-07-21

manager visiting Ireland in order that the
representation might be perfect from the
knowledge gained thereby.
$1,000 That our tent is larger than any
before erected ia the world.
$4,000 That have a greater change
of programme than any travelling show on
earth.
$4,000 That my organization costs more
money than the value Of three Of the larg.
est show organizations in America.
$4,000 That our magnificent wardrobe
cost more than tho wardrobe belonging to
all the travelling shows combined.
$4,000 That the salary list OF Barnums
company is more than the entire salary
list OF three Of tho largest tent shows in
America.
$4,000 That We have finer stock OF
horses than any show on earth.
$1,000 That we are the only company
who have imported genuine English Jock
eys aud Lady Hurdle Riders.
$1,000 That We are the only company
who have imported Mexican lasso. throwers
and riders, with their mustang ponies and
all paraphernalia.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-07-21
a lfenrSnt E.aan

Yesterday afternoon the roof Of l..
II. Bush's drug store, was stripped of
its covering for the purpose ofputting
on new roofing. The STERN which
came up just ut evening, came pouring
down through the building, bidding
fair to dcingc the store. MIR. George
Dimmitt and his men at once went TO
work to cover the roof, in the rain,
At about eleven o'clock last evening,
Squire Turner, one of the workmcn,
started from the front part Of the roof
to unroll bundle of felt paper. He
moved rapidly backwards, and when
he reached the rear end of the roof,
stepped OIL, falling over fifty feet. He
struck upon the debris which had
been torn from the roof, and strange
to say received only fracture of tho
bono, and severe confusion of the
left wrist. DIR. Rawson was called
and reduced the fracture, when the
Squire said he was al right. It was a
perilous leap in tho dark with a re-
markablc iesnlt.--Des Moiaes Jour
nal l7M,