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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-23
AUCTION sALEs-T:,is DAY.
BY Cook & Laugnton, AuctioEeers,
No, 10 Governor street,

| GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF HOUSE
NJ HOLD FURN1TU HAIR MATTRESSES
&C., At AUCTION.-THlsD DAY at 10 O'Clock We
will sell at our anctlon- fo0n1s No. 10 Governor
''f'1 HOUSEHOLDS kfi1 ' FURNITURE, consisting OF
WARDR0BES, BUREAUS, a.f-.s.
LRxT-1ABLEs, WASHSTANDs;
WALNUT and other hkDSTEADS: ....5rH ..
MAHOGANY HAIR-CLoTH SOFAS:
3 extra-size HAIR -NATTREss Ls-new; $3.50
SHUCK and COTTON IoP-MaTTREssEs, - .us.
NEW TRUNKS. SHOWCASES,
FEATHER BEDS. nE.-.s a..... s- = a'r~
CANE and WooD.sEAT CHAIEs and ROCKERS,
CONSCIOUSNESS, q -. -" ....-
CRIBS, SIDEBOARD SAFES, .. ...s .,... " z.-.
MARBLE-rOP TABLES, $500.
HAT-KACKs, LOUNGES, .ss ~, -.r..;
COOKING aud HEATING STOVES, &c.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VERY
~ yALgABLE AND ATTRACTIVE PROP
cree pronounced on The 4th or january, s74. 10y
the Chancery Court CT the cilyof Richmond IN the
| suit therein depending by The. style of Shanks
special commlssioer arpointed by said decrs e. viii
De- the esd Of February s75 at The incur Of r:
with the newly corrected Brick DWELLING there
on the east side of Third street near Cary street,
fronting said Third street 81 feet aud running
back IN depth uetween parallel lines lZUS rect u
an alley In the rear. ,
The above-named house has been but recently
erected. and Is finished in the best style, Win an
range, with hot ana cold water. gas, &c. ana tne
| premises are in most desirable aud rapialy-lm-
proving neighborhO0d. s----
money; residue In equal instruments at SIX aud
twelve months. SIX per cent. Interest added: pur,
chaser to execute negotiable notes FOR Inc deerred
nav ments, and tie retained until the whole OF the
purchase money IS paid and conveyance dlrec'en
by the court Taxes for present year 70 DC pnid ps
| the purchaser. EDWARD !; CANNos.
80 o.1f1 II.
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BY W. GOddin,
Real Estate Agent and Aucttoneer,
Eleventh and Bank streets.

VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL
' EST ATE (Nu.120Sl On The NORTH SIDE
OF MAIN BrTWEEN TW ELFrH AND GOV
ERNUR STREETS, FOR SALT am auihorlZ.d
10 sell that valu iblc LOT and BRlCk-AND-STUt'-
COED TENEMENT thereon. 40. l2OS Main
stree. occupied by Nr. II crhotf AT an annual
rental et $500. The lot has front # 26'I iret
tsut ctiO The use In common 81 an oil, Ior 'ne
benefit of the N Joining teant) and runs back Oh
feet The house Is tnIer storie, above the basement
and runs back nearly 100 feet. Ii Is seldom that
such valuable property i'll that desirable i,cailts Is
Il. 1g.3t ". GODDIN.
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DOR SALE. a VALUABLE HOUSER
l. ard LOT. situated In one Of the most lie. LII
srablc ncighborloods In Ashland, fronting on Fir-
ginil street. III" LOT contains about three-guar.
lers of an acre has on IL good TWO-STUk1
BUILDING containing SIX rooms passages, anu
two porches. Also, KITCHEN with twn rooms'
Stables, and all necessary 0ut-honscs. al III mo-
rough rcpair The Yard has In IL beautiful shade
trees; excellent water; good garden, conaiuing
some choice fruit trees. within Il few minutes
walk OF fur churches, Randolph Macon. College.
hotel, and depot. Persons wishing to purchase
Will DO well to apply Immediately to the owner.
Address r. 5. LUt X, AShlaGd. Va.
For references call on MIR. WILLIAM j. LEAKE,
No 1903 Main street, Richmond, Va.
fp oO-2aw2w
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BY james vi. Taylor i SOU,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Office cOrner OF Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
L ROUSE AND LOT IN THE CITY OF RICH
MUSD, FRONTING ON THE $ 'CTH SIDE OF
MAIN BETWEEN FIFTEENTH AND SEVEN
TEtATA STREETS, KNOWN AS THE MID
DIE TENEMENT OF THE "MaNSiON
HuUsE," AND AT PKEshAT 0CCUrlEn BY
A. l.. JACOBS, ESQ. Ar AUCTlOS.- by virtue
of deed Of trust executed on the 21st day OF NO.
vcmber. 1862. 10 the subscriber. from VI. n.
Krackcr, recorded III the clerks Office of Richmond
Hastings (now thancerv) Court, i'll ID. Il. 10 A,
page 527, SECURE the payment Of certain III gotta
bic therein me ntioned, ut the request OF the
beneficiary In said d. cd and In conformity with The
directions Of decree OF the CT ancery Court or the
city OF Richmond pronounced on tile 27th day OF
MAY, 1871, In the case OF h'elds rs. kra ;kcr,
shall sell at public auction. upon The premises, on
MOND.Y the 1st day Of March, 1875, at ~
o'clock ~. 81 fair II not, the first fair day there
after. SUNDAY eSceptedI that desirable BRICK
STORE and DWELLING on the south SIDE of
Main between Fifteenth and Seventeenth streets,
No. 1925. The lot fronts twenty-one feet lwo
inches, and runs back ninety four feet to an alley
fifteen feet vide ...
TERMS enough In cash TO pay the expenses OF
sale and The sum Of S2. 09l.19 with interest from
May 81, 1871, at the rate of ten per cent. per all
mum until paid.
Terms as to surplus of the proceeds of sale win
he made known ut the hour of sale.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Trustee.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR & son, AucIiUnrers. {.
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T me I LIME II! LINE III

"ISDiAE ROCK L2AIF.
We are constantly RECEIVING supplies OF GIN.
DIAN ROCK" LINE fresh from our kiins, In
Eotetour! county. rggiata. ,'or saln iaw.
DIXON, ElLkII 4 co,
Of 10 EstlutactartEs, 1908 DOCK street
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BY Goddin, Warren Il Co..
Real Estate Auctioncers and Agents,
No. l1O6 Main street.
r AND AND DWELLING IN FULTO,

r AND AND DWELLING IN FULTON
IL FOR SALE In pursuance Of deed of trust
bsarlng date the 9th day OF June, 1873. executed
10 the undersigned as uu>t=cs by John Z. Gibson,
trustee. aud phc!ia v CnSScn. and hy request at
the holders of some of the notes thereby sec.red,
we sill on WEDS tSDaI The 2iia day Of FebrI-
airy. a. d. 1878. at O'Clock 7. VI. on the pre-
mises, sell Al public auction the following pro-
rerty--to VII: IAN that LAND wing and b:iDg
within the present limits Of the city cf Richmond,
but formerly In the county OF Hensico I'm tie town
of Fulton fronting 80 feet IN the :Outhcrn side 81
Graham street AZ laid down In she plan 0t said
town Of Fulton, which plan Is On fle In The clerks
Office OF llrnricD County Court. Said land Is Known
and de- crlOed In said plan as Lois Nos. 80. 81 and
81 In Square No. 5 and said lots. run back bctwsn
raralei lines 10 feet To all alley IL common 10
feet wide
TERMS: For cash aS 10 so much as may be neceS-
sary 10 dcfray the expenses OF executing ths.'rust
aud 10 Gscha rye the amount CT money payable
upon nineteen notes for 81 1888 each, which are
now past due; aud AS 10 the RESIDUE. upon credit,
In monthly iDs'almcnt, of 1888 each until the
amount VI tie purcha sc-money shall have het.n
hau> Ell. N"tes anu deed OF Tust required tor Qe-
tered payments. CYRUS BUSslr Tx,
WM. IRA SMITH,
.--1.s.- T.astecs.
Sale by GoppIS, WhRREx & Co., AucuoAetrs.
ID.
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plCHMoND DETECTIVE AGESrf'

KNOX & CRAoDoCh'
INDEPENDENT DETECTIVES ,..
der their services 10 the slhlc for the tr'ss''-
OF crime committed on
BANKS. RAILROADS, TOBACCO FAeIohIN>'
INSURANCE COMPANIES, &c.
VIII attend to busiaess In any par; OF zoe sH''
OF the EiIted States. viii give Pafaea" -
tentlon ~ The recovery OF
SToLkN PROPERTY.
WIN pay literally ioz amy Information ea 81 M
office. Business strictly confidential, No. h'''
WILLIAM y. KNOX.
lalc Chief OF l'eiyctn~-
ROBERT II. CkADDoCh,
"a 3f.lm iptie,.s n,snt- ne'-';i'N.-
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, (FoR OTHER LOCAL SEE FIRST PAGE.l
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R,cunoSp YORK RIVER AND CuEsAPEAkEl
RAILROAD Co. SUPPLEMENTARY PFEE.
RICHMOND. JaDuary ga, 1879.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.


Commencing MONDAY, January 20, H. 80
passenger aad freight trains on this r1ad N''' ~
follows: ,...,, ,,,,,>., Ill
PASSENGER TRAINS FOR WEST POINT VI
leave Richmond daiIy tSundayS excepten, - ~.
NJ. and Will arrive from West Point 'aiif '""''
days excsptedl at J 0:30 \. A. , T.
The splerd.d steamer LOUISE, tapt.iu y.
MCKEE, viii nun In connection WIN tb!T -
leaving W est Point MONDAYS. WEDN t,paI :,
and FRIDAYS on the arrival Of 'he I. " Wv nti
from Richmond. and arriving a, BallllsoI,,NrS2
Dext morning. ard leaving Rat.snore I, tx ar, r.
THURSDAY j, and SATURDAYS 81 80 - ,nn.
rive at "A est Point next ne rniDg Ia TEX I6.{o
uect with the train due 1t I!ehmohl - '''O
a. vi. ." . 30
r are sd D6lthlfdS.. .--'''''
rare TO- w Washington. .''''''' 30
Fare TO- Phi'adepha. ............'.'''''''~. IA SO
Fare to.NeS Work.. Ricti-
THROUGH FRbi6 iiT TRAIN will gave I'm s'ifS%
motd WEDNESDAYS, FRIDAYS. 5n9 win
DAYS. " 4 4. NJ. coar cttns at west EoIL. nyu
steamer. landing freight "a Baltimore e'f''
morning. ..-..- - ..-,os- r.r
atSiuhod. 2aves RichefOnd for Ws,t tT,u' md
way, stations MONDAYS, THURspAa poya!,
SATURDAYS. At 4. NJ, and ieStse, ,st
for Richmond 9 O'Clock noon OF same days
EDWARD +. FDLGER, Sstoefh'e.te 81.
wv. BRAGG, Master Transportation y 80
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NOR SALE PRIVATELY.

EOR SALE PRIVATELY.
We have for sale VALUABLE FiRST-CLASS
PRIVATE RESIDEsCkS III The most fashionable
and desirable parts of the city.
INGS.
VACANT BUILDING LOTS convenient to busi-
ness.
THCCk-FARMS near Richmond.
HANDSOME ESTATES In upper Virginia and
on Chesapeake tay.
CITY OF RICHMOND BOND, STATE BANK
STOCk, ann other securities. ...s
We are prepared to negotiate LOANS on city
property or approved colaierals al reasonable rates.
WILLIAMS 4 GIBSON,
Real Estate Agents, AuciiOneers and Stock Brokers,
fe 15-2taw2m 120l Main su eet.
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BANKRUPTCY. .-
THE STOCK OF A NEW YORK WHOLESALE
HOUSE AT AUCTION.
IMPORTANT TO THE TRADE AND PUBLIC.
OVER $4,000 WORTH OF FOREIGN AND
DOMESTIC DRY GOUDS AT AUCTION.
Great bankrupt sale of DRY GOODS at the
large and spacious
STORE 1909 MAIN STREET,
opposite the post-officc,
commencing on
WEDNESDAY, February II, 1875.
large consignment Of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
wcst-of nglnnd French ri' and German BROAD and
Narrow Woolen Cloths. of all shades and cnlors
French, English. AMI Scotch Fancy lwccds and
s-imeres furtNack, Moscow. and EstiulmatIX
Beavers, ChinchiIas. vcstngs, Cloakngs &c.
Also. scotch, French. and German Paisley. Cash
mere, Gu, cnslnnd, Ottoman Line, anu other lash
ioraoc and desirable ShawIS.
Dress Goods in great variety. such rs heavy Black
and Colored lkS. sat Us, Irish and Lyons PoplinS
Atwood Mcinos, i,caimes, Sattccn Cloths, 81 rscs,
elegant imp or,ed Plaids, Alpacas, Empfess ClJllS
&C.. &c. "
very Itch and rare assortment Of Lyons Fix
-'cy.t Tcy..tcenS and tine Push SuiliI q. Prints
Bleached and Unb cached Cot'ons from one to
three yards wibc. a large line OF English and
American Blankets. Flannels: Ladies', hente-
mems. and Ihldrcns Hosiery, GlnyeS, &C.: to-
rcrhcr with a very choice and wclsclcctcd stock Of
Velvet. Brussels, Administer, Tapestry, and Ingram
Carpclings, Rugs. &c Damask and N0ttir CHAM
Lace Curtains Table and other Linens, Napkins.
Turkey Kcd. &C.: from medium TO finest imn4rIc: !
Mars cics and Turkish Quits. and 20 Variety OF
other goods to- numeronS In-tme,itlon.
sale 10 routip.ar rom day to day until the entire
stock Is disN.6e ed OF, the whole to he sold without
reserve In lots to suit all for cash.
d Sales will commence daily at 10 A. VI. and and
Up. NJ. re l3-Zw
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QUESTION: Where can buy <&aaE
W good SHOES for mysAlf or chil. efsse> -
dren al low figures, but made of good maternal
between Second aud Third, where nothing but city
made goods are sold.
BOOTS footed To order for only So. 81 15
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WANTED, everybody to know that
w they can purchase on reasonable terms full
assortment of irst-class 81
GROCERIES, =.
such as SUGARS, TEAS, COFFEES, BACON Of all
kinds, SALT aud FRESH MEATS, and ERGETA-
every variety of CANNED FRUITS and SPICES;
best brands of FLOUR, SYRUPS, and MoLASsES
Choice WINES, LlQUORS, CIGARS, land TOBACCO,
&C., &c always on hand.
most respectfully invite the public to call at the
corner Of First and Mann streets and judge for
themselves.
FRESH MILK cen be had at any hour during the
day. [fe lS-lw*l HENRY q. HDWLkrT.
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nON'T PAY IS FOR A GAL 1a
If TER when YOU can buy city -msde ekesssss7SD
one for -. Don't pay 81 for ; snoe when you can
buy for 81. This Is true II you dons believe
Il, 10 to the isetory, 2l3 road street between SEC.
and and Third. Solhing but city-ma1e goods sold
Every pair warranted. BOOTS FOOTED TO Or
DER FOR ONLY &c. sel6
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DENTlSTS.

A CARD.-Having retired from the X#&
IN practice of deplstry,I confidently re- SoSffn
patrons rs thoroughly competent a. every hranela
of The profession. enpioy him In my own family
Z. n. HUDsOS.
d. 3Q~SW
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DRIrE. s,sJalnsr FOR SALF.-We have for
- yssate several ACRES OF GROUND In the
western por tiuu Of the city (bouuded by Jacqueiin
Kcmpcr, Carter, ana Washington streetI,) Just be-
yor,d the old reservoir, on which there Is the very
best red bIick-c'ay. his clay has been tested by
the city authorities. and proven TO be OF The most
SUPERIOR quality. aud |, Is the only brick-ciay IN
lhnt section Of The city. Specimens OF the brick
NAV be seen at cur Office.
we also offer for sale large number Of BUILD
ING LOTS ia Sidney and llarric.
ChAFflN. STAPLES & CO.,
Real Estate Agents,
10 1o.1w NO. IL Tenth street.
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WANTED, ALL THE LADIES TO
w know that have been appointed agent for the
Stain ISLAND DYEING-H ORkS, and am
prepared 10 receive all Kinds of work, such rs
tIemen's clothing scoIreJ-pants, so cents whole
suit, S2-bv the celebrated French Scourer and
Champion Glove-Cleaner. L. FRENCH,
de l s no. 6 Ninth street, sign Of Rcd Flag.
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LIME, CEMENT, PLASTER.
pOCKLAND LIME.
1,6l0 barrels No. KOCkLASD LIME,
daily expected,
for sale low from the wharf.
de 80 A. s. LEE.
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BY f.. ID. Eacho.
Real Estate Agent and Anctloneer,
No. 9 north Fourteenth street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
L TRACE OF LAND SEVEN MILES FROM
RICHMOND.-By virtue Of deed OF trust eXtcu-
led bv Henry Austin Jr.. on the 9Th of December.
1868 to recover q certain debt th' rein named.
shall IL trustee, sell ut public auction To the high
9th day OF February, 1875. at ~ O'cl ok NJ. 4
T.ACT OF LAND in Henrico county, containing
1876 acres and pa poles. near The d" Ridge church.
aud two miles from the forks Of he River aud
Wes,llaul roads. J he Improvements consist Of a
DIV cling and other houses suitable for small
farm. This is Il very Val uahle farm.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay tue EXPENSES Of
sale and the sum OF SS0l. 80; and the balance on a
credit of one and two years. with interest from
cate, secured Ly d"ed OF tillst.
lie G-tds cHsSTAIS WHITE. Trustee.
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HERhiN BOSCHEN & BRO. SS1
IL TIER, successors n JOHN II. e4-S
BOoC;.EN 4 son, Manufacturers and Dealers In
AL kinds, OF!
ROOFS. SHOES. TRUNKS, AND yALISES.
Elegant SCTIOuL-SHOES for nlisses>and boys;
GeuilsmGns, Boys, aIal Youths tine CALF and
LEATHEE BOOTS and SHOPS;
Ladjee'. Misses, and Children Is Button and AGED
Boos :; Trunks, Yalises. and Satchels at reduced
prices X abber OyersbOeS OF avery description al
very low prices custom hanI-1Crk II AIDE 10 order
auJ guaranteed 10 lit. Repartsg Eeatiy and prOmpS
iy done MIR. John ii. RoscEsa vii! oc pleased to
attend 10 the wants at his older patrons in the CTS
tenn department..
HERMAN BOScHEN i BROTHER,
in Is Sus. a0H aad 81 BrC3r street..
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TAkE NOTICE.-The undersign':t fer
L resentatsve OF the owner OF Anderso a "I ,Ss
house, In The city OF Richmond. intends uoon ~
pa DAY of March, 1878, 10 close said Alehoas I'd
4 place established by law for tn9 ipspec:,oaa ~ -.
storage OF uDmanuractured erop-tooa 90. ihs ,ios
urs is given In accordance with the SECOND sss.s,i
Of an act OF the General Assembly passed Az"
go, 1867. 8. D. EASSnSssst
RICHMOND, February !. 1893.
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On WEDNESDAY, March Sd. commencing Mt
10 o'clock, we will sell. without reserve, at the
store Of Messrs NJ. =. Valentine q Co.. No. 1913
Main street. who are declining bsi their entire
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Kindness.


The Animal World gives the following
interestiug item In relation 10 the infiu-
euce which habltual kind treatment has
Over animals:
Walking down . country lane the other
morning, / heard = gentle whistle behind.
aod almost simultaneously shrill neigh
burst upon my ear from the ne'RhborfDg
field. Turning sround, was about TO
retracs my steps towards . man whom l
aav Standing 1t the field gate about .
hundred yards away, and whom ! pre-.
sumed bad given me the call, when spony
daehed past me 1t full gallop on the oP'
posite side OF the fence towards the gsse,
and before had gone many yards VA
being quietly led BY the man. Feell.e
interested, not to say delighted, At thu
pcoof d the power Of kindnees-ior such
I had no doubt was the cause Of THU
ready obedience questioned tho man,
who, seeing that was interested, told me
tlas. having been accustomed to groom
and teed the animal, he was In the habit
calling It from the fields by the peculiar
= hi.je. from which I had just now seer
lie e1fect, that many others bave likewist
tried 70 oall him, but always s'Rnally
1ailed. the pony not taking the sli2htes
he'd Of them. He acknowledged u va
through kindness aid atteation alon'
shat this was gained. In his absence an
other groom having to catch the psnl
would stteopt The call, and whistle am
ehiyp q hs would, It was no use; he va
always obliged to enter the field. bsske
n hand. aud % lure It towards tho bal
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IE6AI NOTICES.
FTR FOR LEGAL PUBLICATION

d. 8. enacted by the LeRislative A
% - of Of the Territory Of hos'snH :,
Section /. Publisher OF new: 4. ~ foI
,.ss Terr,torv shall b entitled ~ w . w,
i; .w,ns h For he rst insertion o. &C. ~
folio Of one heodrsd sords sws sa ;a. e.
49,. 49,, ose dollar and 1ilty cents:
Approved February H. 1914 ,
an ACT defining The woco o.~. IN
Av vh sH used 10 scis relating 70 the 1es'
lation of fees. -
n. :. enacted BY the Legislative Asss@slS
- Of the Territory OF honsao..
Section /. That the term .o a9 ~. :.
.. s in acts relating to regulation OF ~;
.hsIi he construed 10 mean one nouu.SS
: :S'' any os:.e: q fc ~: ~, .ns' :. se:
cr vhere such portion shall q 70 e ~,
Approved April -. 1878.
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.NeOTICE TO CREDITOR&.
NOTICE il hereby given that letters oi
IN administration have been granted Ia
the undersigned - Administrative Of the
|estate of J. II. D. Street, deceased, ssId
letters beng dated October u, 1875. All
persons having claims against this estate
must exhibit them within ono year aftel
the date of said letter, or they may be
|precluded from any benefit of such estate;
and If euch claims be not exhibited within
two years from the date Of said looaoys,
they shall be forever barred.
ALICE W. STREET. Administrative,
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Farm & Grange.
The Farm and the City-Tw
Views.

The Farm and the Ctty-TW<
Views.
An old farm house, with meadows wSoa
And sweet with clover on every Size;
A buieht-eyed boy, who looks from ont
The door with woodbine wreathed about
And wishes his one thought oil day;
.'Ob! II I could but hy away
From this dull spot the world to zee,
How happy. happy, harry,
How happy should be-"
Amid the city's constant diml
A man who around the world has Oeen,
Is thinking, thinking oil day long,
..Oh! could only trace once more
The field path to the iarm.house door,
The green old meadow could ! see'
How happy, happy. happy.
How happy, l should ber'
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Il is said that the Texas Changers saved
4 million OF dollars last year BY shipping
and selling through their ows agents, and
many have got forehanded who never
were never 80 before. Great number
of planters usually pat Ill their profits
into the hands OF storekeepers and usur-
ers. The writer saw lady In Cisc'nna-
Ii lately, who said she had paid 80 PEI
cent. to banker Of vicksburg for money
to gather her cotton.
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administrators Notice.
In the Matter of the Estate Of lanes Elder
brand, deceased.
NCTICE is hereby given that letters Of
IN administration have been granted thu
undersigned a. administYst0r of the e..
tate of James HilderbraDd. deceased
dated August 4, 1876. All persons having
claims against this estate must exhibit
them within one year after the date Of
said letters. or they may be precluded
from any benefit of such estate; and il
such claims be not exhibited within two
wears from the date of said letters, they
shall be forever barred.
JOHN w. MCCORMICK, Admir-.
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Prosperity Through NanufActur'
Ina.


No community, State OF nation can oe
urosperons which only produces the raw
Material, and then hires some other to
manpfscturs II. let the wan grow the
wheat Tor his bread. pay ths freight to a
New York mill to make II into 0our. and
thsa the freight hack again. and thea see
II that would be pr3dtabls to him. tn
same u true o( everything else. Os'ly
ut community Or section y prosperooi
which manafsctares = we'll - producer
nav aastesisl. The operatives In fhe iac'
tories, being CONSUMERS. also give homs
masksls for projuctA 1--we can manu-.
laefnrs IL Ne ssed, the oPeeatives VII
No. here q home such Of our products o
thsy now consume away on so0swt'ers
else where we Tow have 10 ship this pm
dues, and pay high f's'ght o. Il 70 them
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-12-03
simple Remedies.

Our old friend, the. onion, comes ~
among may useful things. for new en-
dorsement by DR.. Hall. He relates the
case of man who was cured OF bis Dill
business by going without his supper an
drinking lemonade. The next morning
the patient arose with wonderful sense
Of rest and refreshment, and feeling ~
though the blood had been literally wash
ed. cleansed and cooled by the lemonade
and fast His theory is that food can be
used - remedy for many diseases sue
eessfully. As IN example. he cures the
splitting OF blood by the use Of salt; ep,l-
epsy. watermelons; kidney elections, BY
celery; poison, by olive or sweet oil;
erysipelas, by pounded cranberrtes up
oiled to the effected part; hydrophobia,
by onions, ste. 60 the way to heep In
rood health is really to know what to
ct and what medicine to take. And, q
has been stated in these columns, some a
The highest medical authorities In thia
city commend and practice the daily oee
of the onion, as . slice before each meal,
when they do not otherwise form part Of
The meal. Moreover, the onion 10 one o.
the most nutritious and otherwise useful
products Of the soil, and may be raised
il INV climate, aad % common sense and
hath are ofsomewhat more consequence
Than seutimental nonsense, and . there
ars plenty Of simple things, Of tbsmse!ysl
harmless, or otherwise, things pertaining
70 the fashionable toilet and the drag
store to diminieh OF naturslize the oder q
he offensive bulb, - It Is profitable q
she producer and beslthful to the consum'
q. It ought to be extensively cultivated
n the South and used everywhere.