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Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-12-30
BLscKSMtTHiAG.

JAMES, of the late hrm OF Roberts james,
viii herssfter be found Of b', Sew thnp on
|air street on. block we,t o trick Bank building
|spAr.d 10 do eli ~ork ID bis lins ihet0aing at
|o1sof ispnhs. shovius, n-neiscturing wagon !.
tsis., spribg .sgsnr ctr ~stisf ction gsarsntrrd
s9rk pricss. he cordially invites ell ia ssht
sork a. cali
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-12-30
AMOS HOUSE.

I WILEY, tAs & asip iHis POPULAR
n. HStst aud furnish-d IL Tor better sceDninp
Iaoa Of the pubic. The Am@t sili D. main'ains1
htst elsss house, and no psias " u bs rpsrrd !"
5.dy the deuanta OF guests. rrgglsr bpd tran
~ rseks leave the hoa-s .siiy. connecting ~ith
)sas at pvna Anpls stsbifng
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-12-30

1t was reported few days ago
that Boss Tweed had been seen in
Havanna, Cuba. Later reports deny
his being there.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-12-30

A fire AT Red Oak, last Thursday
destroyed all the buildings on the
east side of the public square except
one. iney We're mostly woeden
buildings Total lnss about So, 900.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-12-30
KNnXvlLLE MaRsLE.wuRks.

f0BiNso> seUTHERs. asnstsrtursrs spa Dsai'rs
10 Aeannsstr aaS head stones sBd draw
70 Nsrk Of every deserIpIi.n. snsr Bortb~.rs
Hnsr u Pesslie square, Knoxyille, lows. u
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-12-30

Richmond Va, was visited by an
earthquake one Gay last week. NO
serious damage WAS done.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-12-30
AHEAD ll3.254.

RisGFR .gsikG MArHisEs--ao roli IN 1879,
23l,s4l. b~ing Ii3 954 more ban we're sold ~
n otrsf ge1apsny in - time Now - the timr
get tbr Best ssa nzsst Popular sswtrg hselis,. 10
aosld Iss-p on bapa COED supply u iir die.
Iashbeuts, etc. Nor1h si.s of the Puilic square
taHyiitp iARGEK
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-12-30

The smallest steam engine yet
heard of has been made recently hy
Levi Taylor, oj Iudlanoia. to he taken
20 The Centennial IL weight il !
penny weight and IL grains ID runs
s,nuoihiS
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-12-30

This IL lht' s,ss~Bu when about : n.
m, she draws the blankets 20 the
back side ei ths bed, give, him n
half-,ozeu punches liz the back, and
inquiries If she i expected % prp psrr
buck wheat e,.k : ftT breakfast with
out FIRE.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-12-30
NOTICE TO BUILDERS.

FhE UNDERSIGNED is row prepared tn tsks enn
tFsris f- III kiposM wtrk IN hi itne Of hu-i
r. sarh ~ Rrtek ard stonr Laying and
Ystssn aad Fiae b0tidfDg. sii ~ ~hieb
fposs To DO sIt. aIsgatei sna iB IssTd SerkmsiAse
srf.nt satisfaction Ma ersls furnished
- ~ .; ard Credit tiI cbrist@sr ~ili b. sis .
fisss tiiat asssrr IL s4Jly n D. BuSiRikLD
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-12-30

Theodore 1'ilton and family are
soon to hecome residents Of Chicago.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-12-30

Bishop Haven delivered a lecture
In Indiaaola last week. His subject
was Books and Brains"
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-12-30

Indianoiia hits new opera house,
and new Masonic and Odd Fellows
halls.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-12-30
FURNITURE.
Knoxville NATIONAL BANK.
CARPENTERS & j0lRERS.

|ifLLEE i BtLEytLLR are prepared TO do all
nnds II ~urE In their hne ~ sbert poit Ice aud
rGs5nnbie terms. Give taeSt Ssii st
a.. noxvitts is s24tf
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-12-30

Washington Ciiy felt an earth
quake shock last Thursday night.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-12-30

General Logan, who has been III
for several weeks, is recovering.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-12-30

. ) sstNE.
cT0SE & AyECS,

lsxcyx AT Law Iiaim ard Real Estate
f..ass, Lnoxviis. warrior cousty. Iowa
btasaS 20 al usiases eniras,re q Their csre,
~ ! Ia ad j,ining Eornti-s VIII prsc'ies ~
stsd Fs1pral Conrs III
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-12-30
PlASIeRikG.

NiLsS YsRGEh. Snexvill-. solicit orders for
'.@strFirg serk OF all Kinds. pain and ornamsu.
lL+y gaar.ntes the ne-tsss. meat sabstasiial
ts,. 10
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-12-30
i. K. CASEY.

.ssEY At l. ~, Knoxville lows. .faee esst
iN.tf m, lie >s.u e. sna up stairs over t"n,
srar- store viii practice In Marion aud
ksssHh se.,..,t.s Il
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-12-30
LoDGEs.
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pro FESSIONA L..
a. @. HAYS.

|, rossEy n l.s ana Na,.ry saels MORO. .ss :,
- and seiIins laaa
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-12-30
uERCA MILE, TRADES, E1t
G.. {. c0NWElL.

kElLER IN sFoyBs. Tinwars. shsif and Heavy
\ a.rdware. Reapers. Mowers aud AsrIruitnfai
generally Agent for NJ. " WsrreBr
ki,st Atms.phrric Portable soea Fountain. old
.ti s.st side squsre knnxyihe. l2u
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-12-30
GEO. C MORGAN

AZ AND COLLECTION vFFICE, PLf.sANT-
N ylLLLlowh. zo-e-H
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G. W. tlUNGATE.
]. ]. MORGAN. ND.

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Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-12-30
HUGH THOMPSON.

yyrlsT-oYscs over grr-isnd 4 Tbsmps
gstsry, es-l SIDE Pubic Square Knoxville
II
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-12-30

hsRs. klkhPAfRInk. Ho,po-op.thi''; ohie
la reid. ra frst dwelling west II Knoxville
4 k'..,sl Bsns. ls-42ti
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-13
Why are School Books so Ex.
pensive?

A man who was educated at the COM
mon school thirty years ago, may we'll
ask this question. Probably the books
that his ten year old boy carries under
his arm every Monday morning, cost
more than all the books used by him
self during his school life.
There are, evidently, too many per-
sons in this country engaged in the
manufacture Of school books, who desire
to make money.
Books which might be afforded at a
small cost, are sold at extravagant
prices, in order to make up for the loss
on numberless stocks of the article now
lying under the counters of bookstores,
because superseded by something new.
Bookmakers are at work in multipli-
cation instead of addition. Grammar
is multiplied by three; arithmetic by
four geography by four reading by
six, and so on through every branch.
AS to arithmetic, the whole subject, as
far as it is useful in the public school,
should be comprised in one small vol
ume. But we have now mental, INTEL
tectual, practical and HI ger arithmetic,
each in separate volume, pushed into
our country district schools.
This extension of books into series,
is scheme invented by lazy teachers,
and of those engaged in making and
vending books.
The New England Journal Of Edu-
cation speaking of the present mania
for spelling schools, very pertinently
calls it the revival of a long lost art.
Do we not need such a revival in our
own vicinity?
What are the Red Wingers going to
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-13
EDUCATIONAL. - : ]
EDITED BY COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT
OF SCHOOLS.

OF SCHOOLS.
Superintendent Office ut the Court
House, Red Wing,-over Auditors Office.
Omce hours, Saturdays from 9 to IL q. m.
and l to 4 p. m.
All communications for this department
must be accompanied by the authors real
name to secure insertion.
Blanks for Teachers Contracts. School
Treasurer's Bonds, Notices of Annual School
Meetings and School Registers will now be
furnished to District Jerks who apply to
the County Superintendent.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-13
March 4 C Tolv, blacksmith work, !
do HawkinsOn. Anderson &Co. m

{ March 4 Tolv, blacksmith work,
do Hawkinson, Anderson Geo, meal for
Poor House,
do Williston joss for insurance on
Poor House,
do Simmons Strandnes, clothing for
paupers at Poor House,
do Red Wing Mills, lumber for Poor
Farm,
do L Baker, goods for Poor Farm,
do 81 McCue & Record. meat for poor house,
do 81 Willston & Joss, for insurance on
Poor Farm,
April2s H Bowman, feed for Poor Farm,
June Is Jones & Cole, goods for Poor House,
July Hawley Kellogg, goods for Poor
House,
Oct q John Anderson, expenses paid for Poor
Farm,
do DIFF + Hoyt, med attend at Poor House,
do Charles Betcher, goods for Poor Farm,
do Johoson Bros, goods for Poor Farm,
1875.
Jan. 20 John Anderson, paid for paupers at
Poor House,
do Hawley & Kellogg, goods for Poor
House,
do A c Richter, goods for Poor Farm,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-12
New Books.

Anet9eS or, The Chronicles of Belleoa e.
Br CHARLOTTE WALsINGHAH. Phllade'l.
phia CLAYTON, RgAsES i HAFFELFIsda:
For sale by NVooDHoUsE & PARHAa.
HaT Hour Rs0reations in Popular Science.
First series. selected and Edited by DANA
EsrRs. Boston: ESTES & LArmAT.
Th csc are the serial works thati,ave been
in the course.of publication for some months
past gathered inte an octave volume of near
five hundred pages. 1t forms one sf the
most va duable hooks Of tue day. 1t contains
3 large numbar of scientific papers on va.
rious subjects from the pens of the most dis
singuished scientists OF the day, including
such names as PROCTOR, ScHELLEN, Roscoe,
Hrx.EY, WINcHnL, CARPENTER, and others.
For sale By WEsr. JOHNSTON g. Co.
We have from Messrs. WooDHousE g. PAR
HAN. agents for the publishers, the British
,Quartsrly Rene.o for January. 1t contains
I very fair and deliberate review of the
GREsIIE-E Memoirs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-12

made IN 1856, and signed by "E; J. Arm n,
strong, PRESIDENT: They 1.-THE Boarn 1r De- pe
ieve that capitalists will no! much longer re- e.
main in ignorance and doubt in reference tho 10
the intrinsic value Of Virginia seeuu:,., M
safety and advantages Of such inyessmen;;'
and the uns werving and immovable determl,
nation Of virginia, as wen as her constantly ny
increasing ability, at all bazards sna 70 h no.
lust extremity to preserve unsa,liea sn nel
pighted faith" "Oh! that cou,aneat sue ~
words from that gentleman no" seAo''lD'''
Mr.. CARTER. r;ou,
Mr.. ARMSTRONG: "Those are my view;
now; but Virginia is crippled doctor Ina ai
must make some compromise With her credl'
tors" ~,
Mir. CARTER: ".At all hazards dad 10 me
last extremity were his "orus' HUI t ~,
The faith of them the people lent. theh
money to the State r. ,,,.r,,
Adjourned at 800 P. NJ, AS. HUSTEf
having the floor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-12

POSTAL REcEugs.- the postal re-
ceipts from ne wspapers would not have been
Disappointing to the Department had not
Congress sadded the service with the duty
Of carrying them tree of cost to the publish
erS and subscribers within the counties
where published. We shall never get the
Department. o-a selfsustainng position upon
the basis of cheap postage until every pound
OF matter passing through the pouches pays
its proportion of the cost OF transportation.
Cincinnati Commercial.
The idea is too absurd to be entertained
for one moment that the Government would
derive as much postage from subscribers
under law allowing each to pay for him
self as under a law requiring prepayment
before mailiDg. Congress last winter re-
duced the rates Of postage by perhaps one
half, and then provided that every paper in
the Union should circulate free in the county
p ,e rein published, and then provided for
Oh repayment. Ofcourse, the receipts cannot
be largely increased alnder these circum-
sta noes. Five thousand papers circulate
fre e, aud one thousand pay all the postage
tha is paid.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-12
RIBBON. ALL PURE

RIBBON, ALL PURE
Six, 2a inches wide. at l5c. worth &c.;
TOkTOI> ELL BIZ fTUSS ut 3Oc. per doze II
worth Soc.
POCKET-BUOKS and BAGS In great variety at
extremely low prices:
DIMITY BANDS, three for CSC, worth 25c.
apiece; :,
EMBROIDERY BRAIDS in all styles aud gu H.
Larse-size D0UBLF-FACED PLAID SHAWLs
nj Sl.25-regulsr price 42:.
CAIisa,, CoMFnRTaBLEs at IL 20, 81 SO. and
$3.50 worth doube the money!;
BIaNk lis al prices u eli 81 out the whole stock
HANDKERCHIEF . In great variety, from Toe.
Ter dozen up 10 S25 apiece, at
LEVY BROTHERS.
The largest. cheapest aud b.st assorted stock OF
Fl AMbUKGfI EDCI iNGo ani 1NsERTlNbs.
IL &
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-12
SPECIAL NOTICES.
MET PRICES OF DRY GOODS LOWEE

~ PRICES OF DRY GOODS LOWER
than at any time since the creation.
DUNNELL CALICOES at exc. per yard:
AMERICAN and SPRAGUE CALICOES at &c.
per yard;
Fine soft-dnish BLEACHEO COTTON at SIC per
yard would be cheap at 1Oc.;
Fine soft finish BLEACHEO COTTON at DC. per
yard worth 1870;
wAMsUrTA BLEACHED COTTON at 15c. per
yard;
DAvOL BLEACHED COT ron at &C. per yard :;
BATES Xxx BLEACHED Cotton at 1870. per
ward worth lac. by the case-this articteis out
little inferior to Wamsutta;
Full yard-wide heavy UNBLEACHED COTTON
at SIC. per yard;
and 1910, being the regular who prices
bpt we will sell them 10 quantities to suit our
customers at the same prices;
prnACHED COTTONJ from &c. up to the best
manufactured-all retailed at wholesale prices ;
BLEACHED and UNBLEACHE Ed G0IToN
SHEETISGS. in all widths ana quahties, re-
tailed at wholesale prices;
pIJLOW-CASE C0rTONS, full width, at 10,
l6a, and zoe. per yard;
GINGHAMS at 81. worth 12Hc. per yard;
WHITE QUILTS at 81, 81 .2S; 81 SO; ZIP a an
up TO the best quality MAkSElLLEs QUILTS
all very cheap;
BAKrGE FOR Wells at csc. PEI. yard worth
40c.;
Misses BALMORAL SKIRTS at Acc, regular
price everywhere 60c.
PILLOW and SHEET-SHAMS in great variety
FURS for ladies aud children at closing out prices
REMNANTS OF RICE CAhBRICS at &c. per
yard:
REMNANTS OF CsMBRIC MUSLIN at 24c.
per yard worth 1885,;
REMNANTS OF IRISH
BlRD'S-EYE DIAPERS;
BI,EACHED COTTONs al SIC. and ] DC. per yard
worth much more money !;
REMNANTS OF nRhSS GOODS of every descrp-
ton to be slaughtered;
NEW YORK SUITISG, wide goods, at 1870 per
yard worth 25c.;
ACK BROCADE ALPACA ut Csc. per yard
worth Soc;
BORBIN-EDGING. pure fax. genuine a smade,
25c. for 4 piece of eighteen yardS-cann u De
purchased ut less than sc. per yard anywhere !;
| s. 900 pieces Of COTTON TRIMMINGS at one
''''' LEVY BROTHERS..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-12

T he sutfernss Of the poor must be in
tens this weather. The severity Of the cold.
add. ID to hunger, must be too much for some
10 b ear, and we fear there may be many
death 5 from privation. New is the time for
ward committees TO organize and for the
really charitable citizens who have the meaus
at lhei r command to come forward to the aid
of thu TT unhappy fellow,oGcatures.- Ndc
York terdld.
The anne is true Of Richuond. We hear
of cases OF suffering that ought not to exist
in evil lied community. Weneed not enter
into deta lis. Turn not deaf ear to the ap.
peals of [ he poor, ye who neverlkuew what
it was to eel the want of anything.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-12
nr GO WHERE YOU CAN SAVE

NJ GO WHERE YOU CAN SAVE
| WILLIAM THALHIhkR'S, COL Broad street,
where you Gun save 25 per cent. by purchasing
your Dry Goods, as / will sell off the balance
of my stock ut greatly reduced prices.
WkMeUTTA COTTON, SC. ; DAVOL COTTON,
14c.; FRUIT. UF-THE.LOOM, 12kc.; AU-
BURN COTTON, l2Hc.;
Good 4 4 BLEACHED COT ron at Oc.; Ions
DALE CAMBRIA. zoe. per yard;
Good "A BROWN COTTON at 81, 10. and l2hc.
per yard;
200 pieces LIGHT PRINTS at SIC. per yard
25 pieces good GINGHAMs At lOc. per yard;
DRESS GOODS, the greatest bsrgai as Of the sea-
SON;
BLACK FRENCH MERINOs at eoc ,*l.1o and
81 rs worth 81. *1.25, and $50;
BLACK CASHMERE at &c., Il. and 81 20 worth
~, Sl.25, and $50:
BLACK ALpACas at 25, 80, 35, 40, so, soc. up
81 per yard;
CREPE Wills at *2 worth 1850, and up to 81 o
apiece;
100 pairs BLANKETS at 80. Is, ~, ~ so, IS, Is,
anGs7--very cheap;
5000 yards CAMBRIC EDGISGs and INSERT
INGs at 10 to SOC. PEI yard.
In CAsSIMHkES, WATERPROOF CLOTHS,
Ladies' and Misses ShAWLS and SKIRTS,
Ladies' Misses. and Gentlerneu's UNDER
I'll ATS. rali special attention, as l will give
tx n har2 ,in' la them
Also, q Large a>sor mcnt Of SC ARFS, RIBBONS,
kiDGLnVss. HASDERCHfs IS, 20 asETs,
P OK T.BDuks. SILK MUFFLERs
Shirt MS, COLLARS, and CUFFS,
and lots Of other articles.
I will kaer in futu,e full line os yqptl.men's
furnishing goods such u. Nh,s shirts collars and
Cuffs. Hos, Hindkarchi is. Kid Gloves. Lisi. aud
Cloth slaves. suspeniers. Bows Ties &C., which
will srll at The lowest prices.
To save money call at
WILLIAM THALHIMER'S,
Col Broad street, corner sixth street,
y r. have lust rec. lived large assortment of
beaunful Lawns in remu.nts) AT l1Hc = ward
worth zoe. u yard which viii offer to those wish
ing TO purchase before the season opens Cali early
Lefore they are picked over.
Call early at
WILLIAM THALHIMER'S,
fe3 sol Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-12

SPRING SILK S.-HandSome
STRIPED SILKS. for spring wear. Al Toe, SOC,
90c., ard 81. worth 25c. ward more;
Rich FL A. X. GkUU Nd WHiFk-STRlPEe lLho
t9Cc. worth 1925 per yard;
BLACK SILkS tr1n S5c. up to ". gu per yard
the best bargains ever offer d
COLORED SlLkS In graf variety al reharhao'!
low prices; ,.
POPLISs IN all the desirable shades very cheap;
MUH AIRS, SERti rs, CAShM .kES, ' ELDU Ks,
and all other styles of dress goods, at reduced
prices al $780,, LF De- nEho
chpau fec
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-12

Another lot OF those remnants, of LINEN. which
will be sold of astonishingly low.
Any one wishing TO purchase cool dres; II, TIA
coming season can be supplied at sYvIv
BROTHERS with the best PACIFIC Lawns
(remnants) at only 10c. per yard
500 dozen NAPKINS and DOYLIEs from 75c. -,
The best bargains OF red ye, In BROWS ~,
BLEACHED TABLE-LISESS, FRUyT.
CLOTHS, and TABLE-COVERS;
Another lot tonly 50O) BaIDA Al QUILTS a. oulv
81 apiece;
A choice section of 200 dozen LINEN SHIRT.
B0SOMS from zoe. up.
Just opened, 500 pieces new SPRING DRESS
GOODS, choice styles, ut 20, %, aud 3Qc. Der
yard.
On our bargaiu-cou inter- You will find lot of rem.
nanis Of very fine IRISH POPLISS, SILK
PANGEES, EMPRESS CLOTHS In all coors,
and good many other desirable Dress Good,
at very low prices. Call early aud take your
choice.
Two cases beautiful style SHIFTING CALICOES
at SIC. per yard;
1000 pieces new SPRING CALICoS at and
10c.;
A large assortment Of BLACK and COLORED
ALPACAS at astonIshngly low prices
A choi selection OF CAMBRIA EDGISGS an4
ISSERTINGS from 12Hc. up.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-12

among the general bills Introduced inta
the Slate Senate Wednesday the most motto.
aDte IS one pro, jding rhut the contract n,
marriage shall have no effect upon The rights
o! property 10 either OF the parties 10 lhot
contract, and either party may deal N or ae.
qnlre real or personal property as though he
or she was unmarried.-P hiiadeiph Press.
Property is SO much more important than
the person, or the morals, or the character,
or the reputation Marry whom you will,
bul DON'T let bun handle your money. So
snail you handle him And make him q
mere appanase 10 yourself, most noble lady,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-12

made to-day at high prices. The leaf Is ar.
irving In considerable quantities.
The net proceeds of The sacred concert OF
The Market-street Methodist Episcopal church
amounted to 5000.
The goods stolen Tuesday night from Mr..
Lemoine's store were recovered to- day, and
two negroes named Jackson Kelley and
Simon aylor were arrested.
= ROBIN Hoop.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-12

The Bucks lew system Of limited voting 10
secure miuori ~ representation, which was
adopted in the new Pennsylvania Constitu.
tion, in the case o. the Supreme Court Judges
and II few county Offices has turned out
badly, and q revisor Y commission reports in
favor Of lis abandonu. 'ent.
"speakiug Of infere. Hces," said Judge
Lord, OF Boston, "when We see crowd at
the Charlestown payyylrd we infer not that
there is TO be u war, but an el eetjon."
hat 1t will be of any real ervise to the
negroes we do not for moment believe"
says the New York Times of the c'sllrrigbis
Ulli.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-12
MT ATTRACTIVE DISPLAY.

$4,000 worth of SPRING and SUMNER DRIES
GOODS.
POPLINS. PlQUES. COLORED SILKS. &c.
Also, TOWELS. NAPKINS. nOYL1ES-
TABLE-CLOTHo. to be sold of at a great Sacno.e
during The month Of February.
T. X. PRICE & CO.
will sell upon their back counter during I've h'i'
thlty days some great bargains In the above s"'h'
20 which special sttenHon IS called.
SPHING and SUMMERP FINS,
SPRING and ~ INNER SILKS.
WHITE ana CDLDRED PlQGFS:
FALL DRESS 90 IDS, best shades
TABLE DANA Ms,
TABLE-CLOTils.
TARLh-SAPKI. - and nhYLlFS,
Tow Is. HUCkABACkS.
COLORED TABLk-CLOTHS, &C, &c. u
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-12
nm the Boston Advertiser, 10th.l

The New York Tribune publishes the
snaech of Senator Goraoa, Of Georgia. en-
the Louisiana question, and pronouuces it
one of the ATTEST speeches delivered on
southern affairs during the present session Of
Congress-" 1t srSs: Senator Gordon is a
man OF high character, and fair representa-
tive of the large class OF southern men of
ability and culture who have accepted in
good faith the results of The war aud are try
ing tn restore their States 70 full fellow
ship III Tue UnIon.'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-12

A FRIENDLY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Gordon,
OF Georgia, proposes to address letter &c
We!%aeh Phillips, inviting him to visit the
South and satisfy himself by personal eXami.
uutioD of the condition of affairs there. Sen.
ator Gordon says he believes Wendell Phil.
lips 10 be man Of honesty aud integrity,
and that he will have the independence to
assert Ms conclusions. He Will make the in
vitation in all good faith, and will exert him
self TO induce Mr.. Philips to make the ex.
= Baltimore american.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-12

fY DOUBLE CHEST-PROTECTOps
OF every size. imported from England, and a.
at MEADE & BAKERS drugstore
DITMaS'S SEA SALT in 25 and Soc. paek,.,.
Sold at MEADE & BAKERS druo,,t's
CHARCOAL BISCUIT and LOZESGEs, for Il.
relief and cure OF foul breath, heartburn. and d,'
peDsia. Sold ut MEADE BAKERS drvysto,:
CUTLER'S POCKET NH ALERS afford nr,.r,
relief 10 sorethroat, bronchitis. and catarrh, 81.
a, MEADE & BAKERS dru<,,o,.
PATE PECTORALE, ALUM and KIND -,
ESGES, aud CHLORATE OF POTASH ~ ~
ESGES, for coughs. colds, and sorethroat slItH.
MEADE & BAKERS drugstore
+ re 10 ole Main stree,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-12
NJ sYCLE BROTHERS WILL 0Frp

4 A~ ~ L LII
the following GOODS for next week: -i
500 pieces WAsH-PoPLlN at 1oc. per yard.
500 pieces yard wide ENGLISH sUIrINcs
LONDON SMOKES at l2Ac. worth zoe. 4"'
100 piecesX FRENCH PERCALE at12zc r.,
1896;
100 pieces a. PERCALE at 1910. would b. Oh.
at Csc;
A large assortment Of NAINsoOKs from ,ou,
up mot damaged;
cases AUBURN BLEAcHED COTTON
than manufacturers price;
10 cases "A BLEACHED COrTos, eo,,r-
good as Wsmsutta Mills, at 1879. per yart.
100 pieces fuil-wld,h PILLow-cAsE cOTroys
at12hc. worth fully one shilling; ''
so pieces BROWN and BLEACHaD SHEET
ISGS at the very loves. marked prices,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-12
MARRIAGES.

Married, at the Broad-Street Methodist cburcar
Stewards. d. D.. HERBERT e. WEIs1GEk and
Miss ELLA s. SNYDER, daughter OF Asa Snyder,
Esq
Married. on the 9th OF January. at the residence
d. D., the Rev. FRAEK HALLAH, Of Americas,
Ga. to Miss VIRGINIA II. HICKS, of thus city.
winchester, New York, and Alexandra papers
MIR -.