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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-09-12
2(e6er Die OiesiG6riae 4terbaus mi

2lefer Die O~iesiG6rise aterbaus unb
@eperbeausiteluns bier in Dubuque, lit
ni9t piel gu iusen. Supiier Pluuius bat
ii9 iebr unanitanbis benommen unb bat 10
bas Selt perborben. Die @usltelung bon
Sieb MAJ cine iebr i9One Su nennen; in Der
@eperbebale par cine re9t anitanbiSe
SammIuns fer peri@iebeuen Snbuftries
sueise gu ieben. @eniser tart ais let'
ties sSabr paren bic Slumen unb bic Yros
bucte bes glferbaues un6 bes @artenbaues
pertreten. 9luBerorbentli9 reidbaltis mar
bic Collection ber Qdsrbaumai9inen aIer
@rt. Sieie Sammlun9 mubte bas Iuse
bes intelisenten 6arme,s erireuen unb bic:
ier InbIid ALIEN mar fir i'm ben gintrittss
preis wertb. Die gferOerennen tanoen
wie sewObnli9 unter eri6werenben llmitans
ben itatt. Srot bes i9le9ten @etters,
tamen Maiien ppn Wteni9en mad Der
Stabt unb am 0onneritas uno 6reitas,
trOtScm es resnete, m6sen wObl ni9t piel
peniser oils 6 bis 1000 Meni9en auf Dem
Ylase sepeier iein. 8ie es ben slni3ein
bat, ersebt es ber Staatsiair aud ni6t uiel
better, aud iie wirb aler 8abri9einIi3s
felt na6 perreonen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-09-12
Or. ananft 8onia's SamGuraer

2srnft6ee 1T feline neue Mebisin. Gie
i6on Der Same iust, lit 6erielbe in europa
befannt. 0Ort brau9t je6es Sinh BEN
Sumburser gruittbee BON Sen slIpen bis
our Nor6iee, BON Der @reu;e Sranfrei9s
bis sur @rense &uBIanbs. Die Gtnfubr
bieies Seilmittels in amsrita lit cine pubre
@obItbut fir ale Sruittruntcn. 2eiet Die
Seiluusen, bic Der G9ee bereits bepirtt unb
ibr perbet berIel6en BEL alien gruitlei6er
sebrau6eu ale 2lpotbeteit bob:u i'm gum
8erfauf.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-09-12

i%Inrubise muS frdnflibe Sinocr
fTnnsn ssiunS unS liarf ssma&t psrbsn, tpsnn
man ihrsn Rassn unb ibrs @sbarme nit Cato.
ria resulirt.
&c mirft beFsr ais &ieinus- Del unb nimmt
i6 70 Isidt ME Spnis. gsssn Winbfplif, iau-
rsn Wassn'@ irmer unb @erlopfuns sisbt ss
ni9ts gsIerss ale gafcria.
Warum ipoIt Jbr ait Nbeumatis=
mus, Gsrrentunsen, GsIenffstfbsit @si6pul-
ten, Sr~anbpanesn, Grinb pter RiidenI@wa9t
lsiesn, Sa eas G.ntaur. Ointment f@sre Ssiluns
tspirft. Gisls grtifsl linbsrn bic ;u sintm &C.
rilsn @rass ben S6merb has Gsntaur 2ini.
msnt atsr bcil2. Oas msiee eminent III fir
Weni9sn, tas selss eminent fir 3bisre.- 27S
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-09-12
Sreitas gesen 4 nbr Ga6mittas!

Sreitas Sesen 4 llbr Ia6mittuss
funO Sberiii 6errins 6aB ueri3iebene GNaite
aus benz 9Otel DC 9ib6p ausSubre9en iu5s
ten. Die Sniaiien batten nit einem alien
Sbarge6dn3e elm Sod in Die DitIi@e @unb
sema6t, Die Steine wieoer 9ibid einseiett
un6 bielten cine Oefe bereit, UNI fi9 an bers
ielben ais einem Seile in bic 9laep beruns
0ie @a@iamteit bes Sbss
riffs pereitelte ben 9lan.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-09-12

Isle IS fGeint, baden bic ~2lQiiOnleute,
pie cine sepiiie Saction Der bieiissm 0tes
publifaner s~erannt miro, es fertis sebrudt,
OuB peber @rapes nod gSilion nod 9yons
iir G~Ongrebmann bes 0iitrietes nominirt
wur6e, ionbern gurbid, Elm unbstannter
Waann. Die Zines unO Der vSeraIO"
iinO li9 oeBweqen in Die Saare geratben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-09-12
Sta0t + Ameeeeno.
Nene agentem ge(n6t.

@ir bitten siitisit uniere 9eier in Gplb
Sprina u. IN 9uremburs, Stearns 90. iowie
IN Mineisfa @abaiba 60. Minn., uns cine
eeeienste geripu be;eidnen Su wouer, Die
seneist mare, bort bic asentur fur bic
Gazette sl ii5srnebmen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-09-12

Der WietrcppIitan 2eihitan in Der
NGte hes @tbenGuns, friiber Spn Seftr une
Sdssr, jest &ateif uns Gibbs etbaitsn, III nit
elmer Muswabl uprtrefai6er 8uti9m unb Bug
sies, ippie ren teien yferhtn rsrfebsn. @er
eiee Spasierfabrt MAIDEN, sper binaus In bic
@esenS fabrsn nil, fol- tort feline Srs.r binter.
laIsr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-09-12

Sames Seup, @armorsebdube @de Der
Main unb 7. StraBe, bat Elm completes
Eager pom Serbit: uno @%interwaaren aller
Dirt. 9reiie iebr mdbis. gebienuns bOfs
lid unb freun6lid.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-09-12

ale Sranem Gno eitef, iie wiiien
bab ibre S9Onbeit mir Mdnner besaubert.
sr0bte &ei; lit aber Elm %reiner, bliibene
Der Seint. Dieter fam bur6 ben Sc
brau3 Der blutreinisenben Or. gilbert Son:
9lussburser Sropfen bauernb erbal:
ten perbeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-09-12

Gbcnmaiiite S6mer;en werben sebeiIt
nit DR.. SitIer's &beumatic &emebp.
@arantirt &beumatismus, Neurals
sia, II. d bnIi9e &ranf9eiten fiber
III bellies. gei alien apotbsfern gu babsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-09-12
No. a. - @S@entli9e 8riefife.

GLENN aaren gu iebr niebrisen 9reiien
su baben BEL Sol. &owan, gfe II. unb
Sowaitrase.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-09-12
Seinri6 Stefen pon Stem @in

cA3RtHflW SleHeH DON 9leU ySlfle
SOpnibip mar SOnntas Dor u6t Gage gu
einem Pifnit mad &otoiQe. Sci Der
0iiiftebr wurbe bas 9ferO i9eu, brunnte
6ur9 mari i'm ab unb ct brad beibe 9lrme.
Cont trus er feline @srIstunssn bGpon.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-09-12

pa nm 9ep 2Set ein eisenes poit'
amt bat, 10 bitten mir bieienisen nnierer
2eier, bic ibre 3eituns bort ubnebinen pols
len, uns gu bena9ri9tisen, barnit mir bic
n6t6iaen lImdnberunoen maiden t0nnen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-09-12

SD Gin "A Sabre alt unS mar 70 franz,
SaB i'd feine Speiie mebr uertrasen %fonnte,
ldreibt 'Serr Setter Clemens, 9ittIe Orr
leans, Mo. Sd nubm Or. ausuf
sOnis's 9amburser Eropfsn
unb bin nun pisber, nidt nur berseiteut,
ionbern fible mid uiel traitiser als iri9er.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-09-12

2Sir 6atten fette 2SoGc einen ge'
iu6 pon Serrn r0ides," eiuem Sanbsmann
in Sresport, SuinOis, iebbait. Der ma9t
ieinem gfamen feline S3anbe, gepiB ni6t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-09-12
G9ieago @aritberidt.

(psr 3elesraft0 Sspt. g., 1876.
Meb $50 CO bis 5.25.
0eiSen.-No. ., 81 Gts. bis $500.
8eli9fcrn.--44 Gts.
0afer-34 Sts.
Sutter-l7 bis Is Gts.
Gier-10 bis II GtS. .
8bisfp-S1.oS.
Gtnbpieb-$2.50 bis 4.65.
@ 9weine-$6.5O bis $50.
S9p inc f Ct 3%-$16.50.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-09-12
GARNER %anfGepasf!

geIte unb biuisite @rocerien aler Dirt
BEL OtajeruS NIB Suu9els um Marftplote.
9anbprobucte ST. ben b09iten @tarttpreiien
gefuuft.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-09-12

2Sir 6aGeu Die u%Outommenite 9usiua9I
BON 9errns unO 6nubsn &IeiOer oIer
SOrten' un6 9reiie. Sol. &owan, Gde
II. unb SorpaltraBeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-09-12

Gin Sener bas am 9onnsritas in eirem
!SoIsbauie an Der Sopatrabe entltanben,
wurbe bur6 bic Na6barn seIOidt, Obue
meiteren S9aSen Su tbun.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-09-12
WewsNcrf Marftberiat.

SslesrapO. Srpt. 8. 1876.
Mebl-$3.5 so bis 40.
@eiSen. - Wilwalfee, go. 9, 90 st
Safer-39 bis 46! Gts.
Wei9torn-sem. weltl. So bis SIC
6-Sl7 .25-17.5o.
@olO in Stem YOrt $l.loS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-09-12

Der 9ampf nm Den GOutpitt wirO in
SafiOn So. 5iemIi9 beiB. &ie mir bDreu
lit bas @els bort nidt ieIten, trob Ser
i9le9ten 3eiten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-09-12
MilDaufee Warftberidt.

Gsr Selssrapb.) Sspt. 9. 1876.
MeiSen-No. 2, $l.OS.
9afer-324 Gts.
Weli II AZ Gts.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-09-12

pie Bieltge 6airseieli@aft ~uerIiert bur@
Sas i9le9te @etter nidt weniser aIs IS
Bis $4,000. Oo9 ie besabIt ieben Gent
ber Yrdmien baar aus. f'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-09-12
Soe6ett er6aftcn!

bat Sol. &opun, Gts u. unb SolpaftraBsn,
Elm 9rObes Enforcement gaifimire, .3uil:
li6e, Satinetteu unb Scans fir Ssrrn: ln6
6uaben &leiber. Matbias Oemutb, Glerf.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-09-12
ct. 2oais Warftberi&t.

Wer SelesraPb) Sept. g.. 1876.
Meisen-rotber, @inter go. PSI. l3R
Weli6torn-40 9ts.
Oafer-3O Gts.
so weinel ciid-slG 30. 4.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-09-12
GENUINE CRAB ORCHARD SALTS.

UIiHD UitUINiIIU OHIIOi
THE MiLDEsT AND BEST GENERAL PUR-
cATivE IN USE. Endorsed by the highest med
ical men in the United States. Persons suf-
fering with costiveness of the bowels or tor
pid liver, will find ready relief by the use of
these Salts. None genuine except those put
in bottles with the label of the Crab Orchard
Springs Salts Company. LL5-s96 .
]. B. WILDER & Co., Agents, Louisville, Ky.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-09-12

Die llntet;siHneten babtn in Bellevue, Spra, bic gssatu
ven r. S6ptaeS ,,Gsitt.ilialbs" a5ernpmmsn.
On. 8 I'm Oiertes 81 GoQin9.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-09-12
Weue An5etget.
&mHaufci, :!

&mtiamfen
Der stra feds g9c6sn sntitisn ppu rneiner 5drn 1T 1eie.
ets Merits brsi Ylil6tibe, cine nit elmer SdeQe. Gin Sitter
nddlten Srlblina frti Sabre at unb Elm Nire pcu fsiber
alter. gins Sslsbnun8 zen s. rirs ttmisHistn essebfn,
Der ie a%ufneet.
Gbpnro &aleiS,
I'm. auf Sid Tuins's 5drm.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-09-12
@naman Yalait : @agen.

6ist t%sibmtsn geas,n Iaufsa tei allen Ia6jassa ir
alien Stnien tiser Balm
2ies III bic stnJtssetnts bic titfs gDasfn ,rlfdsn
Gtisasc uns Ct. gaul cher SRieass une @iilpaalts laafen
last. ArtntAna.fsA rAfetnET -.
Sn Omaha strbinSsn ia unfsre G6fafnaasn NIT tru
lettrlane. S6lafGasen Der lnien gasifs 9~iisnbabu, fur
ale glase reflia rem WiiKcuri dluhe. fYf
untsr. Ten g~crtbttlen, rslts eisie 9inis ben Weiienhta
tlstet fne ale neutften gertefrunssn, nSmlia nit
Sietn eei9eilerte Sapa, StaRl, S9isnen, Stsin- unb Giitu.
Srltsn, garlsr. une Drawing .Npsm. gsrisnsn. Qpastn,
Naut. une eelnstss gDleen, QDeiissbsule Stherbeits Qufts
Yrtniie wlilers Yatsnt Sideteitss 8upysInns une plat.
term; ttrner bietei ls hen @silsnssn, ZdDnenisteit,
Zibsrbsit une penfaneise Beaueuhidbtsit.
pa kiele 9tienbabu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-09-12
GBieaga mo NorSwefba9u

alitn, '-"|| ".I|I" III" .|" v
0irstts gsrtiusaussn fab in gtiedsp mittsr sats stsn
Stic, gittsburs, dsrt gDapns unb geiease, aauiaise ut
gan Sdueie etnit fur ale plate fhlt& une fasbaiiA uae
NIT her 9bteasp urp alfen uRb Sainsis Central fur aus
faeliatn PLACE ~drrarstrt rereen.
3irtttt 9eTbinpunseu line ~ettnfaas NIT Der linton gasift
GiIentatn In omaha fur ale gunite i'm fGasR Usfsn Der.
oeasIt.
9trtfte @erbtrtpnseu ftnt an alien Der.
ttneungspuntten nit 8lgen Tar aIIt
Nreulltuten eragleIIs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-09-12
bur9 finf sroBe Staaten,

uns itsr 1000 aldlsn gossw Iauh, 70 bistst tisis Company
ben Rsiitnssn erlsteierunssn, psI6s teint ssnrurirsnee
Vatn bat, ned anbeten lam.
aGs SIdstassatss isnssa Gidss asa si,fs sasn Der.
fauien. -
qD,r bic btasn giit. gtausmliSisisu fa4t. wirt, feline
Sidsss nur lfsr eiets Sabp uRs atsr isins anesFt iaurH.,
Saarpin Sng6itt 2S, S. Stennett. (,
General. SugsyiHieaesni. ra3a--2ss seal paaaas tapk
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-02


General BRADLEY L. JOHNSON writes :
long letter to WILLIAM MATTHEW, Esq, Of
Loudoun county, in reference to the arrears
due the school fund. The cause Of common.
school education, he says, is on so sure 4
foundation that it sis now .impregnable.'
But he nevertheless falls into the same error
concerning the constitutional provision on
the subject which has cropped out in the
letters and speeches OF other persons who
have discussed it. He says:
"The Constitution itself allowed until
1875 to put the common-school system into
operation"
The Constitution says:
"The General Assembly shall elect in
joint ballot within thirty days after its or
ganization under this Constitution, and
every fourth year thereafter, Superintend-
ent OF Public Instruction. lie shalt haze
the general supervision of the public free
Schoo! interests of the State, and shall re-
port to the General Assembly for Its con
sideration aritaia thirty days after Ills cleo
ton . plan for e. uniform system OF public
free schools
"Section 3. The General Assembly shall
provide by law, at its first session under
this GoRSh tgtipH, q uniform system OF public
free schools an ID FOL. Its gradual, equal, and.
auit sntrod uction into OIL the counties OF the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-02
The Tilden Platform.

The platform to which the New York
Convention last week made reference in its
resolutions nominating Mr.. TIIDEN for
President is as follows:
First-Gold and silver the only legal ten
der. No currency inconvertiblc with coin.
Second-Steady steps toward spccie-pay-
ments. No step backward.
IHird-Honest payment OF the public
debt in coin. Sacred preservation Of the
public faith.
F6,lrth-Revenue reform. Federal taxa
ton for revenue only. No Government
partnership with protected monopolies.
Wfth-Home rule; to limit and localize
most zealously the few powers entrusted to
public servants, municipal, State, and Fed
eral; no Capitalization.
!SiJth-Equal and exact Justice to all; no
partial legislation; no partial taxation.
.Seuenth-A free press no gag law.
Eightk-Free men; uniform excise law !;
no sumptuary law.
Ninth-Oflicial accountability, enforced
by better civil and criminal remedies; no
private Use OF public funds by public Off
GERS.
Iienth-Corporation chartered by the
State always supeTisable by the State in
the interest Of the people.
Eieuenth-The party in power RESPONSE
BILE for all legislation when in power.
T,oelfth--The presidency public trust,
not private pcrquisite. No third term.
Observation-Disclosures in the public eX-
pense that labor may be lightly burdened.
These are short and sharp declarations.
The New York Democrats doubtless under
stand most of these paragraphs; but we
doubt whether they can explain very clearly
what they mean by the fifth. "Home rule .
is new phrase, of course, for the prescribed
words estate rights" We give the plat
form for the benefit OF whom it may concern
We of the South are ready to vote for thu
Democratic nominee for President, withou
asking any questions. The party il
power has so shamefully outraged ever,
principle Of republican government in it
treatment Of the South, and so prosecuted
us by its kuklux laws and its enforcement
laws, and in every other possible mode, tina
we are glad to take the risk Of finding
friend in any stranger that may offer us hi
hand. What diabolical party it must be
to be sure.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-02

TN RESPONSE TO A CALL REQUEST
COUNCIL desire to say that If 1t be the pleasure Of
my fellow-citizens 10 commit their interests again to
my charge I will cndcaror 10 meet their just eX-
pee iatons. A continuous service In behalf of Jefer-
son Ward from the reorganization of our govern
ment has acquainted me with the interests of the
city and the ward, and given ME, hope, such cxpe-
riencc as will enable me TO make useful rs pro-
INV 2-4t JOHN NJ, HIGGINS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-02

The Virginia Medical Monthly for May
has been received The leading article,
g intermittent Form OF Malarial Pneumo-
MIA" is by DR.. oTIs F. MANSON, Of this city.
The table OF contents indicates the usual va
ricty E,, 80,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-02
.amTVE vOTERS
JUL. L. WRIGHT

MONROE WARD. ....ea
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-02

ITO THE VOTERS OF MONROE WARD.
Il Gratefully approaching the very 1atterlng vote!
had the honor Of receiving ut the two last municipal
elections and hoping have done naught to forfeit
the generous confidence then reposed IN me- respect
fully announce that am candidate for reelection
to the Office of JUSTICE OF THE PEACE FOR
MONROE WARD, subject to the decision Of the
primary election. $500 $500 -
my 2-Tu, THAI ROBERT II. 1SBELL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-02
LOOSE TOBACCO.
TOBACCO EERTsLEzERs.
sOLICIT0R pT CLAIMS.

EDGAR NJ. GARRETT, SOLICITOR
a. OF CLAIMS AGAINST THE UNITED
DEEDS FOR THE SEVERAL STATES, NOTARY
PUBLIC FOR THE CITY OF RICHMOND.-De-
aey acknowledged, and alr other instruments OF
writing to be used or recorded In any OF the States
properly executed.
Pensions, bounties, patents, and all other claims
efore any of the Departments at Washington, or be-
ere Congress- promptly attended 10. When required,
have the assistance Of the best attorneys for each
particular branch of claims at Washington, D. G..
..-.. e. NJ. CIARNETT,
Room No. 4 Skaters building,
ap20-2w Richmond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-02
mo MANY MOTHERS on CLAY WARD

TITO MANY VOTERS OF CLAY WARD !:
j. Gcntlemen,-In answer to your call to annonncc
COUNCIL from Clay Ward can only say have no
aspirations for Office of any kind, and had hoped
to represent you place at this election If You
are satisfied, and think proper to re-ecct me lal-
though personally quite an Inconvenience In bust
ness view, in the consumption of time), will serve
you and the interest of the city in what conceive to
be just and right to the best of my humble ability.
Subject to the decision Of the primary election.
Respectfully, ''' ROBERT W. OLIVER. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-02

State 2
practicable.
The money Is due elie sehool fund, assd
will be paid In time. THERE'S no way t !,
avoid It. It ii not well to blink She real
question. TheC Constitution 10 not At oil am
biguous. 1t wilihave to s,ealtered before this
system, good or bad, can be got rid of.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-02

RICHMOND, May !, 1875.
The report having been circulated that Mr.. j..
TAYLOR SITUATION, now q candidate for clerk Of
Chancery Court; accepted situation In our employ
Tiutchcson thereby throwing him ont of employment,
we nhcsitatingly say that 1t Is untrue and has no
foundation in fact. Sir. STATIONS course was ex-
ceedingly honorable he refusing to accept the stua
ton ut any remuneration. AS soon as Mr. Hutche-
son physically able TO attend the duties Of his
position, and rs soon Us he slr Hutcheson reported
for duty Mr.. STRATToN left our employment thus
giving up situation and throwing himself entirely
out of employment. We afterwards rendered the
situation to Mr.. STRATTON, and he declined to &C.
cept 1t on account Of Mr.. Hutcheson.
I've know Mr.. STRATToN to be n good, worthy,
and deserving young man.
my2-1t HARVEY & JONES.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-02
T1EMPLE Elicit, ESQ.

H
tits gratifying to the many fisds o. this gentle e.
man that he has now for tho first time consenten 70
run for an Office IN this city and one for which ne Is
in every way well qualified Mr. Vent fa al nnc
into the ofce of bis cousin, the late James Elicit
then clerk Of Henrfce County Court, and was also
his rst deputy in the Circuit Court OF this city In
the offices OF his uncle, the late Mr. Loftln NJ Eet,
and Of Mr. James Elicit e were res9gn rss a as
the Gircuit Court Of Henrico to which position he
has been twice elected although residing all inc tme
In the CITY. it may be safely said that Mr ELLETT
has had the best Clerical training Of any man In the
Commonwealth. Indeed, for the past twenty-lour
nearly has either been IN the clerks oice or
skerfs office of this city, and Is to-day regaroed Dy
those who know him best and are capable of Judging
rs probably the most accomplishing court cteTk ~
he STATE During the absence of the clerk OF tne
Cour. of Appeals, Mr. ELICIT discharged his duties
with perfect Familiarity he has done the same thing
in the cierkship of The Hastings Court during the re-
nished officer, he Is an educated and courteous gen,
eman in the very prime of life and usefulness, ana
the pconle OF Richmond cannot do better than 70
elect him CLERK OF THE CIIANCERY. COURT,
which Office he richly deserves at their hands, not
only In consideration OF the past guarantees Of del-
ity and capacity subordinate, but because ne IS
a. no pto No anJ other candidate JUDGE.
RICIIsOSD. MAY I, 1876. my 2-1t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-02

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to keep then, white, without injuring them Use
ai.t .:r ~ MEADE s. BAKERS ..j
,sApoN1NE ,pESTIFR 49,,
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dentists! For sPoNCY and SORE Geas' ,p,nr
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2&BAKER'S1il
~ bIte CARBoLIC AOUTH-WAsH.
II thoroughly disinfects the breath ana cav
freshing feeling In the rsoaih. Price, on ceH ,7
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-02

A REPORT HAVING BEEN CIRCU-
N LATED for the purpose of inJnring my pros
Dccts in the coming election. call the attention OF
my ellow-ctizens to the following letter, which e1-
pains i'Se'' very j. TAYLOR sTRATToN.
To mn FeIIo,o- Citizens. -. q"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-02

TT7HE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
L STOCKHOLDERS of the VIRGINIA HOME
INSURANCE COMPANY will be held at the Office
of the company on TUESDAY tie 9th of May next,
ut 8 O'Clock L. NJ. II. &. WliERRY, DR.,
ap2S-td Secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-02
OFFICE OF THE VIRGINIA PnorEcTIoN)
MILITARY NOTICES.

A TTENTION, F COMPANY THE n
N members of this company will meet THIS q
for the election Of officers mud other important ii
business. Every member Is expected 10 be present.
by order OF Captain NJ T..CLARKE.
,..... ROBERT III. GILLIAN,
my 2-1tx Orderly Sergeant.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-02
MEETINGS.

CATHOLIC BENEFICIAL SOCIETY
v IMPORTANT MEETING.-Evcry member Is
particularly requested 10 attend this 1.-THE regular
monthly meeting, to be held THIS irucsday) EVE
MING at ~ O'Clock.
BY order OF the President.
JOSEPH w. LAUDE,
n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-02
! TIseRAcCO WARsAOEsE.

.aHOCKOE WAREHoU Sc, RiCHM,Us,e:neii
Mathis faYariie and ". II.
Kennon and W. IT. Psrkins. Inspectors anu s In The
Powell, deputy inspsetpr win Ss coanNHsgpsESaTioN.
WAREHOisE. under the Of !usd and
erI,er The patronage Of the ppbic Is oi'0ise"'
their interests VIII DO protee 8, !. pp,groN,
an aa-lswg $ 3 Agent for Proprse'''''
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-04-14
Unmitigated MilIiOnaires.

When one reflects upon the immense
wealth now possessed by the four prin-
cipal owners of the intellectually rich bo-
nanza developed in the Consolidated
Virginia and California mines, at the
north end of the Comstock, the mind is
dazed with wonder, and figures after
figures are added to the already long
array until they shade off into the misty
realm of the fabulous and Incompetent
sible. The wealth of the Rothschilds,
the Astors, and other rich men noted in
history and known of at the present
time could be counted, calculated, and
defined by regular estimates based upon
proper financial grounds and established
principles. But in this instance, when
we get to counting by the hundred mil
lions, and see hundreds of millions be-
You'd, with very possible billions in pros
pective, and no defined or understood or
even guessed-at limits to the great bo-
nanza or source of this immense wealth,
all figuring and calculation is lost in a
glittering, ~golden-hued, and silver
starred armament or boundless wilder
ness of incomprehensible ailluence, the
naturalization of a vast golden dream
compared with which all others pale into
utter in~signiticance. CrGsus, Aladdin,
Monte Christie, and Sinbad the Sailor
were mere paupers as compared with
Mackay, Fair, Flood & O'Brien.-Gold
Hill (Ner.) NeWS.