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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-03
By james VI. Taylor & Son,
Real Estate Agents and Anctoneers,
Office corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.

Two BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS,
i ONE AT THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF
LEIGH AND THRU STREETS AND THG
OTHER On THIRD BETWEEN CLAY AND
LEIGH STREETS. FOR SALE AT AUCTION
We will sell. al public auction. upon the premises
on THURSDAY the 80 day OF February, 1875. al
O'Clock p. NJ. those desirable lots above locatd
ore fronting The south side Of Leigh street 26 BY
100 feet and 'he other fronting the west side OF
Third street 2:1 by 5658 feet.
Terms: One third cash: the balance al six.
twelve, eighteen. and tweuryfour months fer nego-
rahle notes with six per interest added. and
81 ed by Il deed Of trust
JAMES VI. TAYLOR sos.
IA 90 Auc,ioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-03
BY }. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Aucti0ueer,
lib Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
L HOCsf. AID LOT on NINTH STREET
NORTH OF L. Ugh STFEET, On FRENCH
GARDEN tiILL.-By virtue ~ deed or trust
executed by Edward Davenport and .ife 20 The un-
G-rsigned. as trustee dated 9Th October 1878, ADD
recorded In The Richmond Chancerv Court. d. 3
100 A.. page 267. Will sell on SATURDAY, Feb
rrary 18Th, IS g. att O'Clock +. ~. OH the prem-
ise-, at public auction, The following REAL
STATE: IAN thai certain LOT OF GROUND,
with the building, and improvements thereon, sit
uaIe. lying nd ocing In The city OF richmond on
the eastern eide of y inth street. fronting 80 feet
on said Ninth Street and running back between pa
raIel lines Ia an eastern direction $50 feet
TERMS: ash az 10 expenses Of sale, and s95
with interest from January 10, 1875: anc $3.50 In
sixty days. aud The balance on such terms IS may
he ANNOUNCED at gale.
HENRY STERN, Trustee.
j. THOMPSON BROWN, A uctioneer. fe2-l0t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-03

There are two young ladies 10 Baltimore,
residing on the s0me street, whose ages are
identical, and although not 10 the remotest
degree connected by ties of consanguinity,
are so much alike that their most intimate
friends cannot distinguish them apart.
The game OF "bunko" seems TO be the
most seductive game ever invented, and
New Orleans enjoys the proud distinction Of
having carried II to the very pitch of perfec-
ton. The Picdyune makes this declaration,
and adds o. We ought 10 be proud Of our
|butko men,"
There IL n man in Rochester so close that
when be attends church he occupies the pew
iartbest from he pulpit to save The interest
on his money while the collectors are passing
the plates for contribution.
An exchange asks: !" Why do Scotchmen
quote Bnrns as Saving the wee Sma' boura,'
a.: The phrase. which occurs in Death
and DR.. Hornhook,' Is wee short hours
aJaut the twai.'"
The Chicago mllk.dealers are aroused to q
realization OF the wrongs imposed upon them
by d circular containing these words: "Miik-
dealers, do you want TO pay twenty dollars
tax on each wagon to support one milk-i0-
spector and hummer informers?"
Gladstone, according to an exchange, chops
wood for recreation. That's what Gladstone
says undoubtedly, but be and Mrs. Gladstone
know better. Because Gladstone--let us say
1t az decidedly as possible--isn't fuel
Rochester Democrat.
The whole currency Of Colorado Springs
is said to consist Of one i've .dotlar bill, left
by some unfortunate coosumptive, and when
. man wants money he must follow that poor
bin through twenty hauds, and then may cot
be abie to reach 1t.
The Cincinnati Gazette says that Chicago
will baye no prominent citizens left IL the
whiskey.indietnent business is kept up few
days longer.
The Chicago Times wants to know if = we
fellows whose grundiathers fought in the
Revolution" are not goiug. to have their
expenses paid TO the Centennial.
Because 40 news Is good news, says the
New York Commercial Advertiser, it
doesn't follow that no newspaper Is good
newspaper.
A high old place for disappointed singers
to go-The PiQue Of Tenor.iffe.- Neg York
Commercial Advertiser.
Charles Dudley Warner says the Germsus
stuE cotton In their ears after hearing On
opera, In order to preserve the music,
Motto for an orphan asylum" Thus far,
and no father."-- Nsw York Commercial id.
Uertiser.
"Don't let's have any words about II, as
the man said when he lodged the dictionary |
\, wife threw ut him. .Ddn6nyy Netss,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-03
By Richardson & Co.,
Eezl Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
l113 Main street.

4 DESIRABLE FRAME DWELLING,
n No sos WEST LEIGH STREET. FOR ALE
By AUCTION On THURSDAY The Sd Of seb-
ruary. al o'clock 7. N, we shall gil bS auction,
No. sos west Leigh street, with four rooms and
the usual out-houses, IN fine repair: ano LOT 80
hy 90 feet On The nor;h sideof Leigh street near
GiImer
Terms: One third. cash; balance In six and
twelve months. negotiable notes IN be given for the
deferred payments, with interest ADDED, ard Sc
cuEeo By deed OF trust
RICHARDSON & CO..
AL AuctioDeers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-03
BY Telegraph.

NEW YoRR. February 2-ESenfng.-hoDey, asy
AZ 4 ster.irg. kS5 Cold frtner al ilI9
ll3k. Governments dub and strone. S1Ai=s 4"'e'
BALTIMORE.
gALrrhong February 2.-Virginia cons1is, oof'
West Viryiuia's. 9h. BIG ~ day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-03
By Sampson & Mctrary,
isuccessors TO Sims 6 Sampson,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 92l Hull street, Manchester, Va.

SALE OF A TWO.STORY
l. FRAME DWELLING AND FIVE ACRES
OF LAND, IN THE COUNTY OF CHESTER
FIELD, AT THE CORSHR OF THE BROAD
ROCK ROAD AND THE MIDLOTHIaS TURN
PIKE, NEAR THE CITY OF MANCHESTER
In pursuance of deed Of trust executed 10 me by
j. II. smith on the 23d OF Jnv, 1872, I. being
thereto requested by the beneficiary In said deed,
shall sell at public auction. on the premises. on
FRIDAY, the 1th Of February, S76 at O'Clock
2. NJ, the property located as above. The house
contains five good rooms with all necessary OUT
buildings. The land IS under good fence aud he
ing on good turnpike, only a half mile from the
city Of Manchester, should attract the attention OF
those wishing good market garden and suburban
residence II Is also good stand for store.
TERMS; Cash as TO so much Us may be necessary
10 paw expenses of executing this trust and two
notes-one for $500 with interest from the 25th OF
July. 1874, and one OF s663.75 with interest from
July 25 1878 Till paid; balance. If any, as the said
JOHN c. ROBERTSON,
Ia Al Trustee.
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kEMb Rka.

The actua! price Of wheat vas openly Guo'ci To-
day. sI.55 was freely paid for very godd white
aud red. Market active. Corn in large supply ana
good demand. Market stsacy. Oats In moderate
supply and dull. a large quantity OF peas were Tor
sale but there was no demand for them great
deal more meal la, been offered on Change recent
In thar usual, Terple thinking that ihcF caiid
make more gu: of their corn that way than any
other bul IT began ~ be- drug. The city mi IL are
now s.lJIny the bes, white boted meal at Csc. WIZ
ter oats and CITY mills boi,e rc cal are now the
price.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-03

LINE Mich COW FOR SALE gEH
n has = calf near four weeks old; also, xkaAA
). 3. KIDD,
fs8ats No, 7l7 Broad street
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GROCERIES, DE.

TOHN Y. GORDON'S SONS,
~ WHOLESALE GROCERs AND pEALKEs IN
NOVA SCOTIA GRI y DSTSSEs,
No. IL Pearl block. Fourteenth street, between
Main and Cary streets,
offer 10 the city and couHtry trade
REFINED WHITE and YELLOW SUGAR-ya!ioG5
grades.
RIO, LAGUAYRA. and JAVA COFFEE;
SUGAR HOUSE and PORTO Rico MoLASSES:
FINE GUSPOwDER ana BLACK tOOLOSGD TEAS;
81 CARB. SODA. CAROLINA RICE.
ADAMASTiSE CANDLES. PEARL STARCH,
LAUNDRY SOAPS OF various grades,
CHEESE. LARD, FISH. BACON, BuLR-MEsTs,
LIVERPOOL SALT, CUT NAILS,
NOVA SCOTIA GRISpsT0SES. ia I3-l mtd
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-03
1876. NOW Is TIE TIME 1876.
TO SUBSCRIBE.
1T. ELLYSOS.
SEWS-DEALER AND BOOKSELLER,
lll2 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, YA-

AGENT FOR THE PUBLISHERS AND TIE PUBLIC
for all the Magazines published In this country and
Europe, Will send any OF the following papers and
magazines 10 any address (poStdge paid on re-
ceipt OF the prices annexed, which are the pub
fishers, lowest rates. The EDUCATIOSAL JOUR
lf.I..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-03
COMM ERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE
RICHMOND, February 2. 1876
1yrYRISGE.

WHEAT Hhue, 22s rus h"s. R,d sos ,ni ..,
(.1us- Hhps ZO4 DussIeiS. 1stt"'1, loo Dn'n-
els. Hlxed. IS bushels
UhTg.-5GG bushci,.
PEht.-3DG bushels.
SAIPS.
WHEAT HTue, ~ bushels very g"oo al So: 10
m tn.heiz vDtd on private tgrIns-tbt1 l2S
nn.hcs. RED, 52S bushels very gooo al q 30 -
t,nsbrie at ii 40: 32 bn-h~is sl.32: $50 hntbeis
vn,,d ~ Al 80: so bushels good On private hrIh7-
u,,nI 7S4 hu- heels.
Cnus- Ihfte, 40 bushels prime at 53c.: 100
In -he.s on uriyge ttrIns,nal. ~ hushci,: letDW
! 90 Bushels on prlvAte terms, .Bized, As bnEhe!s
very good at BIC.
Ot1s-l44 bushels on private 'erIns
RE-EXHIBITED.
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..uvrpu anLEs-Tsfs sag.
BIZ Cook & Laush;0n, Aucfioneers.
yo. 10 Governor street
UNCLAIMED PACKAGES AT

ncn UNCLAIMED PdChAGEo Al
LJU hUCTiOS-THls DA I ct haif-pase 10
O'Clock we will seu at our ancfion-rooDe-secono
49, for account Of the Snuihern Express COM
Innr oEo UNCLAIMED PaCKAGES-contenE
unknown. Scoh a In
a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-03

WANTED. AN OCCUPANT FOR y
w RTaBLY-FCkSIsHFD ROOM.
Price. SO. Apply al 6l0 Ninth street north Of
I ,J,h fp 3-lit
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LOST, sTKAYED. AND FOUND.
FOR RENT.

EOR RENT, TWO VERY PLEAS o.
L ANT ROOMS on first foor with Kitchen, E:l
coal-house. gas, and every convenience for house:
Keeping. Apply at no. sos Fifth street, SECOND
door alb we CLAW, f. 8 3i<
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-03

WANTED. a good COOK. WASHER
w and fkONER fora small family. Apply at
9O1 wcs, Grace street, or Bank Of Commerce.
tee 1t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-03

T. A. J. CLOPTON, REAL ESTATE
xIs AGENT AND ACCTIONEER, UPYlCE
No. ELEVENTH STREET, RICHMOND, VA
REAL ESTATE sold publicly or privately Iu ihs
city or country. special attention paid TO BENT.
ING OUT PROPERTY OF al Kinds and coll
LECTISG RENTS. 1l0-lu
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-03

|T CALI SPECIAL ATTEN. <&Ne3
mens OF BOOTS and SHOES for gentlemen. ladies:
misses, boys, and children; ladies' Gran Goat and
F0A ed Balmorsls, $3.50; Calf and Kid Ratmorafs.
So; Calf and Kid Baton. $3.50; Gentlemens
Fine Hand-Sewec Boots and Shoes-double and
single sole. w. 2. w. TAYLOR,
taia Fourth and Broad streets
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-03

WANTED, A GOOD COOK. WASHER
w and IROSpK, Must he without any incum-
hru nre A ppIy 10 MISS PLACE.
~ 3-eoG3i< No SlJ Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-03

No. 9 ELEVENTH STREET, RIcHxoxp.
offer their services 10 their f-.sHds aud The ,.,,
general 70 place business In ,he!: hand. a.. a
be promptly attended 10. -
Fire and marine Insurance ee.c;ed .o l.....--
pauses.
Real estate sold publicly or privately.
Loans Effected On negotiable aper or ra,,..,-,,.
Bees drawn and acknowledgements axe,
Agents New York Life Insurance CONTAIN. l.,
sets over $50 600 600.
HiLLul>EP sTR.rS
fe 3-Th-S6N3t . E!eyearh it,.
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Drank D. HILL,
EDWARD G. GODDIN.
REAL ESTATE AuCTIoSEEg AND AGENT,

:
have for sale from l25 TO l35 DWELLINGS
and STORES, at from $500 20 $4,000. 10 dlEren.
sections of the city; $50 LOTS. In every par: Of
the city, a, from IS to sl0o PER foot: 100 FARMS
in the Deigbhorhood IF Richmond. from ) 10 500
acre S. from $500 Ia $4,000. some great ergs1..
Real and personal property sold publicly and
privately, rents collected, and deeds and leates
carefully written. & l2.ln
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-03

DOARDERS.- Wanted. OCCUPANTS for a
ID SUIT OF Rooms. with BOARD, suitable for
q small family. Board reasonable 80 six or
seven MUSIC SCHOLARS, by competent teach
er, at No 1Ol Grace street, corner OF Adams.
'' fe Ats
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1876-12-14
Some More Shooting.

Last Friday morning wagon drove up in
front OF the Offices Of Drs. Allen and FabrIque
which contained wounded man, who was
bleeding about the face and splitting blood.
While Drs. Allen and Fabrique, assisted by
DIR. Henderson, were attending to the wound
ed man we learned from Mr.. Boyer and 9TH
ers, who brought the wounded man in, tina {
his name was Dwyer; that he lives twelve
miles southeast of Winfield; that he, with
others were Oh their road with loads of wheat
for Wichita, and had gone into camp on Bit
ter creek, in Cowley county; that during the
night one Hornaman who lives between Grouse
and Silver creeks, came along with his team,
as was supposed, and distracted several bags
of wheat from the wagons in camp, then kept
on his way. The wheat being missed in the
morning, Dwyer got on one Of his horses and
followed the thief, overtaking him on Gyp-
sum creek, few miles south OF this place.
Upon demanding his wheat Hornaman told him
10 stand back, at the same time drawing up
an old musket, which he discharged at Dyer
The gun was loaded with bird shot and took
effect principally in his face. Several OF them
were exit acted, we believe. Sheriff Dun
ming and L. J. McMurray Immediately started
in pursuit of the would-be murderer, but
cume back, after thorough search without
him. 1t afterwards seems that as soon as he had
committed the act he drove down into the
bed OF the creek, where he laid all day and
when he attempted to drive away at night
was seen by Mr.. Pink Fouts and one OF the
Massey boys, who attempted to capture him,
but it being dark the man escaped, leaving his
team which they took and put IN the stable,
but which was gone next morning. During
the day he was over,aken near his home,
which is at Liitlee Dutch, and brought back
and lodged in the Wichita jail, and to-day,
Wednesday, he viii have his examination.
The wounded man is not fatally injured, but
1t is feared that he may lose one of his eyes.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1876-12-14
The Sioux Indians and Wichita.

Senator ingalls, submitted resolution re-
guessing the Secretary of the Interior to re-
port 10 the Senate immediately what effort
the Government had made to remove the
Sioux Indians from their present reservation
to the Indian Territory. A few weeks since
one hundred of these Sioux passed through
Wichita. stopping here for few days. They
went 10 look at the county, and we believe
they report tn at 1t is in all respects satisfac-
tory TO them, at least Colonel Boone, who had
them in charge, intimates as much. He has
gone TO Washington. There is considerable
opposition in this State. also upon the part OF
Kansas City, To the removal of these Indians
into the Territory; not that any trouble is
anticipated, bat from the fact that such pol
icy tends 20 the postponemenfof the opening of
the Territory to settlement. As far as Wich-
ita and her interests are concerned we are not
ayerse to the proposed change ;or many rea-
sons not necessary to mention at this time.
So long as we continue 10 be the head OF
wagon transportation for supplies TO agencies
and forts we can afford TO be patient over the
impotence of others adversely affected. Let
'em come.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1876-12-14
Modoc.

By Mambrino Patchen (ful brother to Lady
Thorne, and the sire of Lady Stout, that Mr..
Bonner paid $4,000 for at two years old, Kate
Pacben, now owned by James McFerran, OF
Louisville, Kentucky and valued at $4,000,
Rcthchilds Mambrino BERTHE, Gill E. Queen,
and host of others, that have as much speed,
and more endurance than the produce OF any
other horse,) by MambrIno chief dam by Ga
no. he by American Eclipse, out Of Betsy, by
Sir Archie first dam Capitola (the dam Of
woodpecker Gold Dust by Bob Jordon. he
by imported Jordon, 2nd dam Vino by
woodpecker (the sire of Gray Eagle.)
Modoc is a beautiful blood bay with black
points, 16 hands high, weighs about LOO
pounds and in form and symmetry will COM
pare favorably with any horse in the country.
He was foaled April 9th, 1871; being bred for
the stud more particularly; consequently has
been handled but little, but has splendid &C.
ton, and shows great promise of speed. He
is a splendid breeder. have two Of his colts
-yearlings, at my stables, that l will take
great pleasure in showing, one of which we
have been driving little that we think vii
idnh ihNoiapiy Win any uoioS IL thS CnisNH
States. He will be exhibited in harness at the
Wichita fair next week. Anybody conyersant
with the stud book will see at a glance his fam
lily on one side are thoroughbreds, and
OH the other side trotters equal
to any. Modoc will make the fall
season at the Wichita Stud Stable, COM
mencing Sept LIST at the very low price Of
S25 the season. with the privilege OF return
ing mare in the spring if she fails to breed o.
another in her place which makes it equal to
an insurance. The spring season will CON-
mence March LIST 1877 at same place at $50 the
season. viii give two premiums, in gold,
for the two best colts, to be. exhibited at the
Stable November 18th, 1S77--best Sl5, End
best $40. VIM TARLToN.
a6-tt Wichita, Sept 27th, 1876.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1876-12-14
To the members cf Grant Grange No. $50, Scds

To the members Of Grant Grunge No. 653, .Scdg-
sciek County, Kansas:
WHEREAS, In view of the fact that brother
and sister Beach, members of our Grange, are
about 10 remove from our midst, thereby
severlng their long existing and harmonious
associations with us; therefore
Rescued. In considerat on of those friendly
relations which we have so long maintained;
those brotherly ties which have so firmly and
probably united us together, we deem il
just 10 ourselves and due TO brother and Sis
ter Beach 10 unanimously express our re-
spect for them.
Resolrsd, That in brother and sister Beach
we recognize good and true Patrons, and
henored members OF society.
Resolued, That while we highly prize their
associations as Patrons and neIghbvrs, and
painfully regret their separation from us, we
none the less extend 10 them our best wishes
for their future prosperity and happiness.
Realized, That we take pleasure in recon-
mending them to the members of our Order
and to all others with whom they may here
after be happily identihed.
The above resolutions were unanimously
adopted by Grant Grange.
III. L. Dew ING, Master.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1876-12-14

The doom OF Winner d McNutt, tue fiends
who Gu sed our city with me commiltal of The
foulest act recorded in the annals of crime.
has been 3D. The Supreme Court of Kan
sas last week; denied he application Of their
counsel for a new ial-a Il ming The rulings
and findings OF Judge Campbell The judg-
ment was most righteous. A thousand years
of compusatory labor aud punishment by
simple confluence MT would not atone for The
dark deed perpetrated against the life Of their
unsuspecing victim on that Christmas norn-
log. For fiendish de ais and blood-curding
consunmation the entrap ling and mu 'deTlng
o: the inofeusive ''Te- o1ly as a horrible
by-play 10 defraud life insurance company,
finds few parallels in the catalogue of crime.
Much as we are opposed TO the summary ven
geancc OF mob law, those wretches might
have been pulled l;mb from limb without a
protest They were devils Iacarnate. The
old cellar 1t 80 Main street, into which the
burning BODY of ''Te-,'; saturated with lie o.
sene, fell, half consumed. still ands open.
No building has been erected upon The site OF
tina back crime. A true history OF the da H.
na0le deed should De pr nted and hung up in
each Of ,her cells, that they might each day
be brou,. ~ face 20 face with the terrible story
until their beads became cray and their faces
furroWed WITH remorsc.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1876-12-14

Wichita is only about one hundred mile.
south of the mouth of the Kaw river, never
theless during the late cold snap which closed
the rivers and lakes of the north and formed
ice one foot thick at Lawrence, Topeka ant
Ramsay City, the Little Arkansas barely af
forded good skating, while the murky wster.
light. The storm in the northwestern States
proved terrible.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1876-12-14

BY our local advertisements OF the last two
weeks it will be seen that Messrs. Harvey &
Stewart have opened a packing house near
the bridge and have been cutting meats as
fast as the hogs could be procured. Since
then Mr.. Charles Miller, one OF our leading
capitalists, has associsted himself in business
with these gentlemen, the firm bling known
as Harvey. Stewart L. Co. This makes a
strong firm and promises for The fu-
lure permancn, es ablishment OF this kind
in our ely, which every ci'lzen of Southwest
ern Kansas will appreciate. We have always
contended hat every hog brough. 10 Wichita
for shinment should be slaughtered here. II
shipments must be made let il be OF the manu-
featured article. We wish success 10 The firm
of Harvey, Stewart & Co.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1876-12-14
Public Sale of Live Stock.

On Saturday, December 10, 1876, will sci
to the highest bidder. at the Wichita Stud
Stables, corner of Waco aud Central Avenue,
two par OF fine mare mules Henry, by Dren.
non, fine, combined harness and saddle horse
perfectly gated and gentle, suitable for lady
to ride or drive. Wichita, fine, large yearlins
colt, by Modoc, has very fine tlotting action
and will make fine stable horse; SIX fine
shoats good sulky and the grasshopper,
strong sulky fer breaking vicious horses.
Terms -Four months at 10 per cent, Will
approved security. Sale positive.
WIN. TARLToN.
Wichita, Kansas, December 5, 1876.
L. II. Dennson, Auctioneer.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1876-12-14

The ques ion that now agitates the boys Is,
VINO was Dwyer, anyway? Uuheralded and
unknown, accompanied emily by the homiliest,
bob-tailed terrier that ever grined at Scotch
mans heels, that "innocent abroad" lit down
on Wichita the day before election Offering to
bet odds that he could name four Northern
States that would so for Samuel Jones Tilden.
And he did that thing every time. Where he
was Fl ON what his business, or who was his
hackers no one ever discovered, but he took
in cur boys in way we despise. An Irish
man by birth his mickey mouth proclaimed
MIN, bat the facility with which he rolled his
glib tongue around to French, German and
English languages made the eyes of our I'M
sophis;ica ed RackensacEers stick out. The
frst week he proposed TO build machine
shop, the second week be thought he would
establish newspaper. but the third week he
HE'D himself away-dog and all, his boots. hat
and pockets filed with Wichita Greenbacks
Adios sweet Dwyer bon royage innocent one.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1876-12-14

w. c. Woodman received heavy o;icia
document. covered with red tape and big seals,
from Samuel J. Tilden, The other morning
He has simply been taking time oy The fore
lock and proposes 10 have something to say
himself with reference 10 the distribution o.
patronage, we suppose. 1t strikes us that he
might have held up Till tae fourth OF March,
but he didn't.