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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-21
Rffsf Teaerrurns,.

A1HEas, n. T., February Delight OF
the Knickerbocher Ice Com pany's houses
have bern burned, with 10000 tors Of ice.
Loss, $4,000.
HySDAFs. February 19.-The Carlists
claim that they repulsed the Aifonsist attack
ION Estella and Sauta Barbaro, aud took one
Thousand prisoners ; also reSccupied Sc.
.ranZ- ,~ss II 81
PAErs, February t9-Heuri Iosepb Gull
lame Patton. The French htersteur and AGA
'demcan. is dead.
MALES, February f3-Victor Emmanael
is here, and will remain here during the
Carnival. People are arriving fremalE potts
to witness the Carnival.
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The length of the line from Austin, ,exas,
to TopoloVampo, at the mouth Of the Gulf
Of California, is eight hundred miles. This
line will put the entire railroad system OF the
United States and Canada, east OF the Rocky
Mountains, in the shortest, least interrupted,
and least expensive communication with the
Pacific OCEAN Washington Republican.
The AheDeum, in speaking of q Daniel
Deronda, y states that the description Of
Gwendolen Harleth corresponds to young
English lady weli-knoTn amoug the players
at Hbmburg, which plsee, rat her th ~ BIaden,
is described though The slatter 'asne Is IN
cidentaIly given,
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Heavy Landslide.

NEW YORK, February l9.-Tbe recent gale
and rains loosencd the bluffs snd palisades
Oh the King & Morgan estate overhanging
the Erie railway and The ErIand & Co. coal
docks. At 10 O'Clock this morning large
piece of cliff covering three hundred yards
gave way, and rolling down the bill covered
up five hundred feet Of the river road and
railroad track. The slide carried with it q
number of large boulders weighing several
tons. The noise was heard all over the
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Tha Rev. Dr. Brakeman, of Albany, writes

The Rev. DR.. Bridgman, of Albany, writes
letter to The Hon. George 3. Sloan, chair.
man of the Ways and Means Committee Of
the Legislature, iavoring the taxation OF
church property. He remarks: " Wherever
the conviction gets lodged in a man that II
religion With which he is not in sympathy
that the church which he never enters-in
any measure increases bis burdens, that his
tax is made heavier By 1t, he becomes more
and more aliepated, and less likely each year
to be influenced by its moral power"
The father OF ex-senator Carl Schurz died
Thursday In Illinois. He had been Ill for
several months, but Being nearly eighty years
old, bis age was the worst of his diseases,
His distinguished SON spent seVerai days7sith
him u few weeks ago.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-21

DEATH OF AN AGED LADY.-Mrs. Polly
Gobble died few days ago at her residence
in Moccasin Gap, in this county, In the one
hundred and second year of her age. She
was, in some respects, an extraordinary wo-
man, and very highly esteemed by all who
knew her.-Abtngdon Virginian.
Many statisticisns who have Investigated
the subject say that few or no persons live
to be hundred years old. Has the Virgin
ian any evidence that its statement IS true?
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Of Michael Furnell, who
Killed 0'BaIdWin the Irish Giant.

New YORK, February 19.-Michael Fur
nell, who killed O'Baldwin the Irish giant,
was acquitted to-day. The judge stated that
small man Shut up in room with stall
wart giant, who was about to strike him,
was justified in using his pistol under the
circumstances,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-21

PROFESSOR MAX MULLER. London. Feb
ruary 19.-Professor Max Muller writes to
the Vice. Chancellor of Oxford, consensing
to remain in the University in consideration
of the recent decree of the conVocatlon re-
lieying him from the duty Of leeturing.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-21

THE MooDY AND SANKEY REvlvAL.-Ne1o
York, February 1S.-As on yesterday, the
meeting at noon to-day was held in the large
hall of the Hippodrome, fully six thousand
persons being in attendance. ALI the re-
quests for prayers were in behalf of drunk.
ards, and the addresses made by Mr.. Moody,
Drs. Booth and Hepworth, and Hon. Will
liam E. Dodge were against the sin Of in
temparanpp
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-21

SENATOR CHE>lAHCY AGAINST PINCHBACK.
Especial Dispatch IL lii, Gazette. i W0Shsng-
tyhr February IS.-StnatOr tlrlstlancy Das
written to seEa,or Burnside that his opposi-
N"n 10 FlncAhach admission arises not from
prejudice, BOT wuLlI Hc be >Tayed by policy.
Justice j. ht> uV.,V; hut |! the Rhode Island
sALH'or VIII >tItc That he Is tor Plnchback'>
admission, and "ls!Ie, to pair with the >ena-
Tor from MlctiL.r, nc can be accommodated.
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BY Telegraph.
GFU v0pE

NEW YORK. February l9-Eoon.-Money easy
at 4. Gold ll3sE@l13A sterling steady at 4S6.
Governments quill anu steady. states quiet and
nominal.
BANK STATEMENT.
NEW YORK, February 19.-LoaHs-Increase,
$375.0U0 Specie-Uerrrase. f2,375, 900. Legal
tenders Increase, 81, 100000. Deposits-Decrease,
$4,000. keserYe-Decrease. 81. $4,000.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, February 19.-Virginia SIS, old,
SO; conshls, 90. West Virgna's, 9. North
Carolina 6's, old, l6; new, 8; special tax, 2. Bid
TODAY,
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s1sa ~, u, u. Conway, when asked in In.
hiI H ioi's whether he vas ready to announce
Th,l Uec's'on 10 regard TO his call from the
an VI''e farker Society 10 Boston, replied
y6s :. "a, aih not: AL the news / can give
cos,,I, 'unl l caat make up my mind until |
Bn<u."'hly wife. Her sympathies are all
lei"Eth an because Der relatives live In that
pIr1. a9o' MOOD, and | think she will be
an WIN WIN The !dea. Still, cannot give
~NS"ef Iii we have beldx council Of war !"
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BOILER EXPLOSION THREE MEN KILLED
birmingham, Mo, February 1S.-The boiler
Of a portable saw-mill on the land of t. W.
Hager, at this place, exploded this morning,
killing three of the four men employed
about II. The names were not ascertained.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, February 10, 1875.
NETERINGH

OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-Hhue. So bushels Rel, 81 bushels.
CORN White, 400 bushels. Yello,o, 46S bushels.
Aired, IA bushels.
OATS.-1 ,002 bushels.
hEAL.-400 bushels.
FLoCR.-11 barrels.
SALES.
WuRAT.-White, % bushels good at S1.3a; 80
bushels common at sl.15-tolal, 81 bushels. Red,
90 bushels fair at Sl.30: IL bushels good II
Al 3f: 22 bushels fair at $l.32; 24O bushels good
at 81 49, 40 bushels very good ut II .43; d bush
els prime at $l.4S; IL bushels common at 65c.-
total, 800 bushels.
Conn., White. "a bushels very good al Soc; 90
bushels very good At 54c.; Q bushels at $751;; 81
bushels prime A. 55c.-toal, 2O6 bushels. letLO0
so bushels very good straw-coored at 54c.; 21S
bushels 1T 53c.-total, 273 bushels. Mired, IL
bushels verv good at o3c.
Of Soc; 40 bushels very good on private terms !;
100 bus els good al 50c.-total, 232 bushels.
MEAL.-30 bushels prime bolted at soc.
FLoUR.-ll barrels extra on private terms.
RE-EXHIBITED.
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rnunr slnnrua.

CGURE 00OEX6e
TN THE CIRCUIT. COURT or THH
STATES FOR TEE EASTEEH DIG.
TRICT OF.vIRaiEIA; - s*T9s.,-
george 9. Thompson "
5oirn 3; Morson. receiver 81 the Farmers Bank or
Virginia e dLs., a. 80 - Z
b In EQUITY.
Upon motion OF George g. Thompson, by eounseL
Ape. G1Dg U The court that henry Dupont, E1eu.
shen }. LMDona Samuel Dupont, and Eugene Da-
psnf tr1d1ng under che rane and stsse or Il, 4. Uu-
pont- DE emours Co. are not residents Of The
state OF t-ginis, and IL appearing that they are
made ma rtiss to bin Of review this day fled 81 the
saS3 Thompson, II u ordered that they sppear here
ut the rules 70 lie hed In the clerks ofce or tls
corst on the fi1st MOHDAYtfn March, S76 20 !.
plesd, answer, or 6smur. do whatever ojse NAV
seem At to than to The said TA0mps0n's bs OF ~.
view ;:and thst this order be bcblisfcd orce 1eek
for four successive weeks In one OF the pHpers i.
lIsheaia the cfyof Richmond .s 80, ,-|gs,
- no. w. HUGHEs, Spdas.
RICHMOND, 18th January, 2976. 2 20
"A true eopy-resfe ~ -.
ja2kM4 i. d. i. PLEASANTS, Clerk.
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CONFECTIOHERIEs.

HAVING JUST RECEIVED FROM
IL the importers q lot of PRIME MEsSlSA
f;RA EfIES, am prepared TO sell To my customers
and The public -sIzed, juicy Oh EG for me
low price OF zoe. per aozen,1 md lIsz .asHe
ORANGE at IS to soc. per dozen. Nofhing 70
Sr,,is : - a4Ir;E1 : 5.zaEs7 A. PIZZf@I. JR.,
:, IA 81 49, -. J. S07 Broad street..
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*This suit was Instituted by General Bradley L.
Johnson OF Virginia, and other foreign taxpayers
of the city Of Charleston, and should say that, as
no spinion has been filed, am unable te ascertain
tice Waite, Who sat with the circuit and district
iu,ues. coucurred,
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NT S. SIMONS, US.
BoOK-BINDER, BLANK-BoOK HANUEAos
TURER, AND PAPER-RULER, &@'<
CORNER MAIN AID TWELFTH STREETS,
ia7.am RICHMOND, VA. RPS @'rfii
1876. NOW Is THE TIME 1876.
TO SUBSCRIBE.
1T. ELLYSOS,
NEWS-DEALER AND BOOKSELLER,
111a MAIN STREET. RICHMOND, VA,

AGENT FOR THE PUBLIsHRns AND THE PUBLIC
for ali the Magaz zines published In this country and
magazines to any address postage paid on re-
ceiDt OF the prices annexed, which are me pub
fishers lowest rates The EDUCATIyNAL JoIR.
supplied Ut $3.50; -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-21

GLOVER HILL COAL.-S36 80 for 1879
W pounds; $500 for 1900 pounds; S4.soio Tor
1000 pounds. Also, ANTHRACITE AID sPl.lNT
GOALS, COKE, and OAK and PINE WOOD at
the lowest prices. 3. COrTRELL,
ID 2S-3m Ninth street ana BASIN bank.'
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MON WASHINGTON.
,,.,fcau Harmony.

Lac" , :" QUESTION CAUSING rARrr
SHK TROUBLE.
IT
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ShfpSt1Lf:: 55c. "a buslfei.
Br0tonStlT: 30R3Gc. n busDe
Shorts: 25(G30c. u btishel.
Wheat Bran: 20@95c. a bushel.
Corn Bru1,: 10000. n busheL
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NOUVEAUX ARRANGEMENTS.
HOTEL DIES ETRANGEuS
Encoignure dies rues Green Ell Thihoda,,x

Dir. Thomas Albert pr6vient SEES amis at
les ~voyageurs quill vientde faire de non.
veanX arrangements qui hipermettront de
atlS1aire tout 9 qui voudront lhonno-
rer dc leur contiance
kepas atoute heure de Ia journes ct sur
Table dh6te a 10 heures du matin pour
deleul ct a a heures du soir pour diner,
ohahpres eomniodes ct bien garnies.
PRlX MODEREES
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FEUlLLETON
HiStoire Amoureuse
DEux Gaups De couTEAux

sasfs3 Suite. =. J. :..s.sett|
~C'estl 'amphitheatre qui detein
gu: moi. Assr.E -a,4s
-Veux.tu venir au moulin Dor.
der ? hes ssh. al 8.
A cette question, il semblo au maj
hcurenx Bryon que lie ceur lui detail
lit. II devi,it plus pale encore ct fer
ma les yeux atm de ne pas ~laisser
v"ir Ia joie immense qui l'envahis-
salt. sss%s
-Je Ia reverrais +! ! pensa-t-il, lie
v~ivrais de nouveau pres dele J'en
mourrai peut- etre de d~6sespoir en-
suite, mails qu'importe !je raurai re-
vue...
-Je vous generals, ft-il, tremblant
a cette heure quill n'yent quelque
obstacle 4 son voyage.
Nous gener ! Mais nous ron
une maison la-bas, une vraie maison.
I'M pavilion Louis XIV. Tu aura Ia
chambfe. CONNIE noassla n0tre.
-Leur chambre 8 misere ! Den
salt le malheureux, que chaque mot
tortarait. 7aN
Nous auron soin de- tot au spec
tacle de notre bonheur tn oublieras /:
tn seras bien pres de nous. Est-ce
Eth bien !oui, c'est dit (; mais
qaand LIT avec hesita ton le ieune
homtae bo%uillant d'impatience ca
chez. hi
-Quand T. mails, tout de suite, 81
tn mas rien de mieux a faire.
II ref6chi let ajOuta
-J'ai encor q~uelques courses 4
faire, s,non ami. dit-il, attends moi
une heure
II etait tout famine. lie brave Vim
cent Delattre. Un Immense po;ds mi
64ait enlev6 du cedr. II await gartl6
CONNIE IN remords le souvenir de
Hughes laisse seul en- proic d une
tristesse don't il n'avait pas soupcon-
ne i'6tendne ct qui venait de tlni an.
pa'aitre dams ses Consequences flu.
nestes. -
II s'attribuait tout le NAL ct il etait
heureux d'echanper aux reproches de
sa conscience, de r6parer SEES torts ct
de regagner lami. II ALA chez Fran
cois Rabatel. msssz ~
-Econte bien, lui dit il, tn vas me
rendre un gland service.
-Lequeli j'y cours, Vincent.
-Tache de savoir les crosses det-
ties de Bryon.
-C'est aise. celia : une on deux
m~archandes a Ia toilette. Isaac de Ia
rue de Buci. ct le cafe on nous allons
dhabitude ; il men bouge pas. Au
resfe, sois tranquille, 81 tn, t~'interes-
ses q ce maliieureux garcoD, il Y a
deja trois senlaines que son credit est
mort ct quii est sous sous lescoup de
de toutes les prosecutions dontI les
huissiers sent capables.
-Arrete toni, Francois. Dis aux
c~reanciers one Bryon est pauvre, one
lee rais J e.oinberont sur lenrs 4pan a.
qufk s0nt fous de lui avoir ouvert
eompte. |
Ell bien lie serai recu de honne
faeon.
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o tot don't la main tutelaire
S0nleye ct rabaisse les fots,

o tot don't la main tut6laire
Sonlave ct. rabaisse les hots,
GOuverne 1e cie1 ct La terre,
PrOvOque ct calme nos sang lots
IOl done le bras puissant balance
Dams III ocean de yermeil,
Ainsi qu'un panier par son anse,
L'enJrme masse du soleil, II
TOi don't In bOnte paternelle
Recouvre dor nos long sillons
Et qui dOnne La force a laile
Dies pauvres petits Oisill0ns,
q. 10 done Fouvrage i~ncalculable
PrOuve 4 lhomme rimmensite
d. Toi, don't lie trone inebranlable
Repose sur Teternite.
. . Dieu !"car c'est ainsi que Thomme,
COurbant son front alter,
Avcc respect, amour t. NOMINEE
Dieu, roi, pere ct iusticier,
!. Grand Diem que Humble enfant adore
A~gen0nille soir ct matin
Et que nOtre cHur d'homme implore.
Pour Gclairer nOtre chemin.
Lacoupe des misericordes
Sc vide ct Sc remplit pour nous
LIE pardon que th nous accordes
Precede solvent ton cOurrOux. . !
Quand linfortune nous accable I
Nous recOur0nsa ia bonte. zg 80
CONNIE IN marin saisit I'm cable
Sur un navire deponte.
sa& Esa a.
Pardonne a notre ingratitude,
- Dieu .iuste, mails 81 clement,
81 pour penser Il tn sollicitude
Nous attentions jusqu'au dernier mo-
memt, if.
Quand partout lie danger nous presse,.
Pris dune mortelle frayeur,
Mons jefOns iii cri de dctresse
Et nons nous crions !: Seigneuri
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NOTICE..

THE UNDERSIGNED HAS REMOVED
L to the corner of st. Philip and Market
streets. next door to the Post Office, where
he will keep an assortment Of Charter Gal
and other cooks stoves, fire CRATES. cookina
utensils, Glass ware, Tin ware. Bolts and
Nuts, Charcoal, rivets of all sizes and kinds.
and will be prepared to do any SPECIES of
lin, Zinc, light iron and copper work.
Also an assortment of wagon hubs, felloes.
spokes ect.
Jan LIST. 8. r
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u. A.

u. A. TRONE.
Market Street. t~Lacapere's Buildings,
T~HiBoDAUy. =
tLAoSdCALa and Religious Books, Station
Oery, Blank Books, Music PAPER. Articles
OF Piety and Fancy Articles.
Photograph Gallery,
up Stairs]
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To Planters !

HAVING fitted up a shop on Jackson
- street, l am Prepared to manufactnre
Stean rains TOR sugar making, Tanks,
eritching, Chimneys, Copper aud iron Pipes
I1r every purpose. Cutters of all kinds, ma.
chinery and Boilers - Is-1' $40.
repaired ON Plantation! = I.
thirty five years experience in the busines
SauueciS soiicited. JOHN LARKIN
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Pa. de ~ gnes@zIerel Insert 81 80
g. - Cmo tx
81" Insert. add 50
Toutes les ammo, ,es Indignant la
+ profession ct qui n%'excedela pas
HUT ingnes par an-d'arance. 10 90
Annonces de Caudidats-d'ayauce 10 90
@-Toute annonce pulliee par interval
les scra payee au taux dune piastre par
care.
@-Tonte annonce don't le nombre din
s~ertisDs nest pas specific, sera inseree
usqu'a II mvei ordre, au taux ordinaire.
ATRLIER APPROPRIATENESS.
RoTARY JOB PREss.
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Cosmopolitan Restaurant.
IL, 10 ct l5-..Royal Street, ". OIL, 10 ell:
Enire Canal ct DOuaae
LOUIS CHAPLAIN. PROpRIET.1Rp

On trouve dams Get etablissement tout ce
que In saison fournit de plus di2lcat Of tonto
espece de rins de choix tout &c ouil FAINT
pour soirees ct marriages, etc. -"
Ii y Il dies salons particulars au premlers.
ct des chambres ~elegamment meublees 3
louer a la semaine ct au mois. -
Les Piaiteurs' ct les habltants de la can
payne 4ui voudront honorer Get etablisse-
mcnt de icur patronage y trouveront des
chlniores ct neu nOurriture bonnie ct conf
euse e 500 parjour.
y Les portes du restaurant restent ou-
vertes jusqu'a minuit.
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NOTICE..

RlDS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
1JOtfice OF Parish Treasurer for the sale of
Parish Warrants told issue), AMI ali monies
coming into the Redemption Fund will he
used for the purchase of said warrants
monthly, to the lowest bidder.
22jan Pres, Po1;oa Iu,
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Depnis que Nine. Ganiard
rection de- on est ST.,
que dars n'imporie esrl es49
la Nouvelle-O Or lfana. Voya&
vous screy sa~tisiaits.
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| Nv LII
The only known means Ten!
from fruits. etc, before the
| of this valuable invention was
ming the same through Q cor;
alton of the Press will soon.
most skeptical of its SUPERB
old method for PRESSING
Grapes, Cu,rants, Gooseberrsesy
Biackberrics, apples, Vu,ness,
ash, Pumpkin, Lemons, La,ss
CoAage, Cheese, Vegetables, -
Herbs. Jellies, Soups, Etc, ~;
The Press is strong ana
easily cleaned, it is made @
IRON and will not RUST or dfses.
ces of the fruit. For making
kinds of DOMESTIC and
WINES from Grapes, Curranss
ries, Blackberries, etc., and
and JAMS it works to perfecns
save many times its cost IN wv
as ONE-THIRD MORE
extracted from the same 4iias's
and does rot SOIL The
1t is an tNDlS5
article in household its cap
quart. Furnished at tie low
ONE Dollar and H.
Ibis PRESS can te Sc
at Jos. r.. n &
SAMOAN, AZ
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Ayant tout lie materiel necessaire. nous
sommes a meme de METRE a execution
>ous les o,ivrages typographiques qui nous
seront comics. Les briefs d'avocat. cartes
d'affaires, entetes de tactures, tickets d'ha,
bitation. blancs, circnlaires. etc.. serout
imprimes dams lie plus BRET delai ct aux
2rix les plus moderes.
tarToas les JOBS devront. 6tre pages
aussit0t la livraison du travail commando
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-12-07

q. HoLD THE FoEr.-There Was non.
descript crew aloat last night, about the
city, II every the city witnessed such a
sight. -Awagon drawn by eight horses,
containing about dozen men, halted in
front Of this office until we had time 10
observe them further. The wagon was
surrounded with banners, the signillcs.
ton OF which it was impossible TO guess,
Some thought it a crusade, others
burlesque, and others still a jollifcation
over the the returns from the South
Around the wagon were several notices,
among others awe. Will Settle by Light.
ming Express" On one end Of the wagon
was the inscription, to suit either side,
"Hurrah for Hayes" "Hurrah for Til.
den," with scsricatureI Of several men
drinking beer. After marching through
town, and making a good deal Of noise,
the cavaIcade disappeared. s" 20 -77'.
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HAMPTON or Despotisrn.

New York, December o. Wade
Hampton, in his speech in Columbia last
night, said to the people: I am sup.
ported by the property owners Of the
State and by good men Of all classes. |
said would submit my claims before
the people OF South Carolina, and il
elected Governor, by the eternal God |
would have my place. In spite OF the
frauds and falsehood, all the powers Of
tho State government and bayonets Of
President Grant, l have been by 10000
white men and 1900 colored chosen TO
be Governor OF the State OF South Caro-
lima, and Governor I will be. The ballot
box has announced the verdict OF the peo-
pie, and l will be their Governor, or
they shall have military government.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-12-07

READ AND LEARN FOR YOURSELF
Many valuable discoveries and much use.
full knowledge Is kept from the world, be.
cause OF the immense expense in making
them known to the people. This is not
the case with BoscHEE's GERMANSYRUP,
although but few years introduced into
this country its sale now reaches in every
town and village in the United States. It's
wonderful success in curing Consump.
ton, severe Coughs, Asthma, and all 9th.
er diseases OF the throat and lungs, was
first made known by distributing every
year, for three years, over 100000 bottles
10 the afflicted, free Of charge, by Drug.
gists. No such test OF merit was ever
given before TO any other preparation.
Could you ask more? Go to your Drug.
gist and get bottle for IS cents and try
Il. Sample bottles 10 cents. Wholesale
agents, Logan, List & Co., ard Laughlin
Bros. Il Co. eOd&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-12-07

TROUBLE AT AN IMsu WAKE.-There
was lots OF fun at a wake in Centre Wheel
ing Tuesday night. A number OF gentle
men, natives Of the Green Isle were hold.
ing a wake over the corpse Of an Irish
woman, and toward the wee, sma hours
disagreed as to who should have charge
OF the funeral arrangements. a quarrel
ensued, which terminated in a general
melee, in which blows and kicks we're
freely bestowed. Several Of the parties
were before Justice Forbes for legal re.
dress, but the matter was finally cOmpro.
missed without coming TO trial.