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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-07-20

The first State sunday school conycB.
tion ever held 10 Dallas, Texas, met ifst
month at Dallas. Father Paxson fnd
his son, Rev. W 7. paxson, had pre-
pared the way for a meeting BY 3 two
m0utbs' canvass Of The State.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-07-20

NNrHANr Fnoa a ntsToHIeAL Ap-
BnEss DGLlXEHEp Ar LONDON
DEHHl NJ. JrLN srn, 1919. NJ ?.
=. nARrTs asa
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-07-30
Ruby Hill Water Works.

JNROM AND AFTER THIS DATE ALL
L claims against the Ruby Hill Water
Works will be paid by J. w. PEARSON,
who is also alone authorized to settle with
those indebted to the same.
W. Il. AAkROB, Proprietor.
jeS-tf
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-03-03

TnE fhct has been stated over and
over again. that Union soldiers had
not been turned out Of places in Con
gress in order to make room for Con.
federate soldiers. although such is said
to have been done by uodlove S. Orth,
Of Indiana. lie. and his soft. will
never come to know and feel that the
war is over. and that now there should
be' no s.etinction made. rs between
Union And Coniedsrate soldiers or cit
izens, when Offices OF honor, trust, or
profit. are to be filed, and. so far a,
the Door.Keeper and Clerk Of tn,
House Of Representatives are concern
ell. no such distinction has been made.
The contrary Is true. on the other
hand.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-03-03

Hardly any two females kiss alike.
There is much variety in the manner
ot the sex. Some delicate little crea-
lures merely give brush Of the lips.
~ % sah szgravatic" MSs II %
about to have good time. but actu-
ally get nothing. Others go into il
like hungry man into beefsteak. /.
and seem to chew up our circumstan.
ces. This is disgusting and drives
AWAY a delicate lover. Others strug
gle like hens burying themselves in
the dirt. This Is won by great exer.
tion. and is not worth the trouble il
costs. Now, We are in favor Of Ger.
tam shyness. when kiss is proposed.
but it should not be continued too
long; and when fair one giv,s il, le;
her administer it with warmth and
energy-let there be soul in il. II she
closes her eyes and sighs deeply i'm.
mediately after il, the effect is greater.
She should be careful not to 'slohber"
a kiss. but To give il as a hunning
bird runs his bill into a honey~aokle-
deep hnt delicate, There Is much
virt.,a a., a II. ..lu.. III If
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-03-03

A FEARLESS Advocate is a great
Messing to the States or the general
l,vernmcn,. when his services are re-.
quired. Col. Dyer, not having the
frsro Grant or his minions before
him. discharged his duty faithfully
and vial in all Of the great trials at ST.
l.ouis which il became his duty. ms a
SCI want oi the country. to conduct. lie
has made for himself a reputation for
honesty and ability which any lawyer
might desire and. whatever may be
The opinion Of the public in ref.
erence to the verdict Of acquittal in
the Babcock case, one thing is certain,
and that is-Col. Dyer did his whole
duty. impartially and ably.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-03-03

THE denizen Of busy city longs to
be farmer or fruit grower. where he
can sit in the shade Of his trees and
hear the birds sing, listen to his lowing
herds, and eat the fresh. luscious fruit
of his own raising, free from all care.
The couniry man longs 10 live in the
gay city. where he can find something
new every day. to amuse or instruct
him. free from the mud aud discomfirt
that surrouns the farm hou.e, and
which accompany farm lite. Aud
thus il is. man j. never happy and
con'eu.ed with his lot. Each one
thinks his NJ, ,hbor is more blest than
himself. There are comforts aud dis
appointments for each. and he who
makes the best Of his situation, what
ever h msy no, Is truc PHILOSOPHER.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-03-03

A Lot Of SiouA Indians attacked u
frontier tort. last week, $50 miles
from any military p.st. About half OF
the occupants OF the fort, left in the
night, and escaped. The rest remain
ed in = state of seige. aud General
Sheridan. getting information Of the
fact. sfier . weeks delay. ordered some
cavalry to the rescue. by the time
they reach there, the last scalp may
have been taken. Our military gurri
sous are too fur apart. aud too far from
the Western frontier. The bold from
tiermea deserve to have better pro
tee thu.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-03-03

A GREAT many people give too
much faith and credit tn the fairy tale,
told them Of -ome far.away land of
bliss. where they en- bcc"me famous
ly rich in u short time. without much
labor. The glowing accounts of the
fertile West. and tropical South,
should be received with Considerable
iucreiulity. Floriia, for instance, oi
which We have heard aud read so
much. is not the Paradise which the
land-shsrk and speculator would have
you believe. There. as elsew here, en-
ergy. industry, and patie. ce, are re.
quircd. in order to cceed. There. us
everywhere else. these things will
bring prosperity.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-03-03
GENERAL NEWS.

They had an Earthquake In Mich
igan, a few days ago.
The Prince Of Wales enjoys himself
in his India country. by hunting ele'
plants.
Or the 9TH OF February. at Monii.
cello, Ark, ripe Strawberries, grvwu
in the open air. were to be seen.
COLORADO will he admitted % q
State next July. This will increase
the Radical Senatss two in number.
1n period Of less than 3 months.
last year, upwards Of 1000 natives Of
the Frjee Islands died Of the measles.
A YOUNG man in Petersburg, Va.
caned another young man for sending
his sweetheart filthy Valentine, and
was fined one cent.
CONSIDERING the sizc Of the city Of
Bro 'kIyn. there are more crooked ways
among its citizens. than ia any other
of the Northern cities.
ONLY four newspnprs were pub.
li.led in New York, one hundred
years ago. Now there are about 400,
including Magazines. &c.
TmE Democratic and Conservative
party IL Alabama will hold its next
State Convention at Montgomery. on
Wednesday, the 3lst Of May.
TnE Lynchburg Yiryinian signs for
n Legislature with the manliness to
give Virginia dog law. We can
sympathize with the Tiryinian.
A Boy aged Is years, committed SUI
ici.ie in Philadelphia, few days ago.
BY all means. he should have waited
until the Centennial was over.
OK lot. near Marietta. Ga. which
sold for one dollar, for taxes, several
years ago. has been found gold mine.
which was sold not long since, for
SIS. 900.
NEAR Grecnville. Tenn, a rooster
spurred to death. u child about ls
months old. On examination. it was
found that behind each ear, the spurs
had entered the skull over an inch.
The pay of the members of the
Mississippi Legislature, has been re
duced from $500 to $500. and their
mileage from 20 to 10 cents. The
saving by this operation, alone. will
Ike s35. 900 per annum.
A SLEEPING csS ran of the track oi
the Harlan Railroad, near near Pough'
keepsie, N. Y. the other day. took
fire and was consumed. Two Of the
passengers perished in the flames. and
ten Others were badly burned.
TnE weaiher-in Mississippi has been
50 mild, that corn was planted Oh the
first OF January. II is now growing
and has three or four blades ON il.
They are fixing their mouths for roast.
ing ears by the middle Of March.
A Planning Mill in Cincinnati. own.
ed by j. II. Sanning 4 Co.. asd oc,
eupied by W. s.'punn 4 Co., en'
gagged in Manufacturing furniture. WI.
burned recently. Sanaing Il Co.i
loss is $50. 900. Duen 4 Co.'S $1,000.
A woman in North Capplina gave
birth tn twins on the last night of the
year 1875. One Was born l0 minutes
to ~. and the other 10 minutes after
u. One was boy and the other q
girl; the boy was born in 1878 and the
girl in this, Leap Year.
A rrup which has existed for some
time. between J. N. Hawsins. Of the
Carrollton. Mo-. journal. aud A. S.
4 a n
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-03-03
DlTvWsAl SOaaRSr.

THERE is a probability that Con-
gress will repeal the Specie rcsump-
,ion Act, or greatly modify Il. Moth.
Ing less than an absolute repeal will
satisfy the great majority Of the people
Of this country. @ II.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-03-03

gaged tearing the fiesh from his hens
and face. The little fellow ATTEMPTED
to drive her away. but she made bat
tie. He then went 10 the wood.pil,
and getting an axe, returned and he
rcically assaulted her, Knocking heI
down and continuing his blows unit
she was killed. Some workmen pass
ing by. went into the barn and hear
ing the boys account. cut the SOW
open and found in her stomach por
tions Of the scalp and hair Of the un
frtunate man. They carried him u
the house, where, though iHsensible,
he lived until the next morning. when
he died.-[Lebanon Times and Ken
tuckian.
We are continually receiving new
evidences Of the varied mineral wealth
Of Eastern Kentucky. The extent
and character Of the mineral resources
Of that portion Of the State have been
developed with great distinctness in q
number Of counties by Prof. Shaler'.
geological survey, to prosecute which,
an appropriation of $4,000 was made
a few lays ago by the Legislature
one Of the few goods things that body
has done. Recently black band Of
iron ore was discovered in Lawrence
county. six miles southeast Of Louisa,
and it is represented as being 81 inch.
es thick. underlying 5000 acres Of
land owned by Messrs. vinson and
Chapman. A furnace is being erect.
ed on the premises by q manufactur-
ing company Of Pittsburg, and the
quality Of the ore Is soon to be tested
and analyzed by our learned fellow
citizen, Prof. Peter, the chemist Of the
Kentucky geological survey. We an
licipate with interest. the result OF the
analysis that Is to Ike made. lIexIng-
lon Dispatch.
A DIFFICULTY occurred at Shaker
Ferry, in this county, on Monday last,
IN which Robt. Jennings. a blacksmith
at the above place, shot and killed an
Irishman named Connor. 1t seems
that Connor and Jennings had been
living with their families together in
he same house, and that Connor was
owing Jennings small sum OF money.
On last Monday Connor was about to
move his family and effects to another
house. when he was told by Jennings
that be could mol move until he paid
him his money. He paid no atten-
ton to the threat, and picked up a
bed and started out Of the house with
il, when Jennings drew n pistol, aud
placing it against Connors body. fired,
killing the unfortunate Irishman in
There is great deal of ex-
citemcnt in the vicinity in regard to
the mur'ier. and it Is thought that it
the Irish, Of whom there are a great
many at work there on the railroad
bridge at the towers, catch Jennings,
who is still in the vicinity. he will be
summarily dealt with.-lharrodsburg
Reporter.
SOUTHWARK, the man charged
with swindling a lot Of Cincinnati
merchants, has been creating huge
muss ut Elliston. ny. 1t will be re-
by many Of our readers.
that Southward and his son came to
'''S county ""'"' ''e ''",e "o'" 'o'",
menced on the u o isa'iway' ana
ooo - :, ..S. H., \. ho,,,.,',
wv ~ -, H. .oon so,d ,,, and
~ -. I IN 80, .,,I
=. - ,,,., H. 80. .,.,d g.,
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G s;..o,.".aJ ii. w,oro.hou,. , s.w d,v,
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-03-03

In one Of the union schools the 9th.
er day teacher departed for half an
hour from the usual programme and
asked her scholars snch questions us
might interest them. Afier she hal
asked "What makes the wind blow"
"lVho causes siny" "Who invented
TIE locomo,ivesy" and So forth, aud
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-23

SUPREME CoURr OF APPEALS. WEDNESDAY.
Rogers ps, Strother and ais. Further argued
by L. B. spilman, Esq, for the appellant,
and submitted.
Wyeth us. Maboney, &C.; Wyeth ss.
Kennedy, &c. Motionsto require new bonds
argued by Judge ould foe the appellant, ana
submitted.
| FAINT "a. Lee and ais; Pant Ss. Lees ad.
uinistrator and dis.- These two causes were
dismissed for failure on the part Of the ap-
pellsnt to give counter security to indemnify
the surety on thaappeal bonds.
Penn, assignee, us. Hamlet and ais. Fully
argued By Judge Ouid Tor the plaintiff 10
error, and James Alfred Jones, Esq, for the
defendant In error, and submitted.
County OF Dinwiddie vs. Stuart, Bucb
auan & Co. Sspersede1s awarded tor juda;;'
ment OF the Circuit Court OF Dinwiddie.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-23

A CHILD TERRIBLY: BuRNHD.-Yesterday
afternoon about 1 O'Clock colored child,
sged about four years, living with his mother
at Mr.. Bstes's, No. 1926 Main street, was
terribly burned about the face. and body.
Emily Perkins, the mother Of the child, went
out for few minutes, leaving her7two chill.
dren -one of them aged only abont eighteen
months, and tie child whs was burned-in
company with q little boy from the neigh
borhood, aged Eve or six years, While she
was gone two Of the children got hold Of
some lishtwood, which they stuck into the
fire, and then commenced playing with
each other with the burning sticks. The
chila's dress caught fire from one of these
brands, and the boy in bis fright threw the
other stick across the room on the bed. or
course they were all greatly alarmed at what
they had done, and their screams attracted
Mr.. Bates, whe ran down stairs into the
basement, where the children were. just
as he opened the door he met the poor little
boy. his clothing all afre, running out. Mr..
Bates threw something around him and sue
ceeded in putting out the flames; not. how.
ever, until the child was dreadfully burned.
DR.. w. Augustus Lee, who was called in to
dress the burns, says 1t was one of the moss
sickening sights he ever witnessed, and it Is
very probable that the child Will die.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-23

NoSsU1rED.-The plaintiff in the case Of the
administrator OF George W. Shepherd rs.
The Equitable and New York Mutual Life
Insurance Companies, suffered nonsult ia
the city Circuit Court yesterday, in conse.
quence of the point being made that the com.
panies had not received the required notice
from the parties claiming the insurance on
Shepherds life. Colonel N. D. Ball, counsel
for plaintiff, -contended that the companies
had waived notice. but rather than take an
appeal from the Judges decision allowed q
nonsuit.
( 1t is understood that the suit will be re-.
commenced as soon as practicable, and that
additional evidence of the death of Shepherd
will be produced. The counsel of the insu.
rance companies,--Major Robert Stiles and
Major John Johns-howeyer, express no
doubt of favorable result to their cause.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-23
RoREIaN HaTELLzamCn.. q IN
Germany.

J U&hn18HEs gfG s@J.- = ~ .
L. THH IMPERIAL RAILWAY sCHKME.lt
BERLIN. March 22.-The GeyerHnents Of
Hesse, Darmstadt, and Brunswick, and those
of mest Of ThuringisD, Grand Duchess, and
priHcipslities, il is understood, favor the
imperial railway scheme hut the South
German States are preparing counter
proposition for the control Of the railway
administration by separate State, with as
far IS possible uniformity IN tariffs and
working regulations.
..a,rs& ."ss. France.
PREFRCTS RETIRED Ard TRANSFERRED.
PARp, March 22.-The deores relating to
the projects has been published. It super
cedes or retires on half pay thirteen pre-.
fects, and transfers eleven.
- ay DUEL ON THE taps.
LONDON, March 22--A 9snses Paris dis
patch says 1t is geserally ezpseted that q duel
rim and Paul De Cassagnae.
AIglers.
ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION OF A DIPLO-
NAT.
LONDON, March % "A letter from Tunis
reports a great excitement over the attempt
ed assassination OF member Of the Italian
consulate, and the killing Of the assailant.
Troops have been called ont to quell the
turmoil around the consulate.
Scotland.
FAILURE OF sHP-BUlLDEEs.
EDINBuRGH, March "a. = john Scott q Sons,
engineers and ship.bsildeRs, have failed.
-Four hundred operatives are thrown out oi
employment. &s:a n ~ f.atr
. A.Yu sE E#rggr E,ra.s ~ =.
THE NEW CABINET.
ReME, March 22.--Depre.is has accepted
the presidency Of the C0unca and the Min.
istry OF Finance. The foHe wing members
OF the new Cabinet have accepted portfo-
lios Melegsri, Foreign Affairs; and Manei.
nj, Justice. .,,. .:sl,s5. s g..z. .,.,.t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-23

MEETING oP THE INTERNATIONAL CONvRN.
TIoN OF THE YouEG MEMS CHRISTIAN AsSo.
c1ATIen.-The National Executive Commit
tee of the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton of the United States and Canada have
designated Wednesday the 18th day of July
for the meeting of the International Con-
vention of the Young Mems Christian Asso.
citation, which is held this year in the city Of
Toronto, Canada.
Reports from the various State organiza.
tions show that they have been doing good
work, thousands OF persons having been
converted through their influence. r..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-23


ORDER IN rHH CHESAPEAKE AND ORIo CASE
THs EMPLOYEES TO Bs PaD UP.-1n the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad case yester.
DAY Judge Wellford entered an order d.
fectins the receiver, latter defraying the
expenses and costs of operating and main.
tanning the railroad and such other charges
and payments as be has been heretofore or
may hereafter bs authorized to incur and
make under orders herein, and the costs OF
1hls suii, TO apply from time to time, as they
aecne, such surplus earnings of said railroad
'ethe LIQUIDATION Of the sums due on account
OF lserVices rendered by the operators and
employees OF said company prior to October
|, 1910, commencing as far as practicable
VIII tbe earliest OF such claims.
I'D making any payments under this proyi.
SION OF this decree the receiver is authorized
70 exercise reasonable discretion, and to
sNe preference TO the persons actually EN-.
Nosed in the service of said railroad COM
i7ny az The time Of payment.
:, AND The Court being further Of opinion
.oa' lhe amount due on thesrnatters men.
soned In the third paragraph of said re-
SsileFs report, No. / [referring to certain
s~,as s,a Tor supplies amounting to about
Sa.,V"b, under the circumstances set forth
80 'le Sa'd report, also constitute a Just and
aaI aulrr Charge on she like surplus earnings
fsoosa ~; 10 the preceding paragraph OF
n,s uecfee, II 10 taesefore further adjudged,
bso' and decreeG that said receiver is
nsr audorizsd OFT Of such Surplus to
e.;,,D s shoants due sIerefor to the parties
Seen best ''-1'' 40 " n'-A laSJ
tho, hu Toe Court being further Of opinion
si.s.sr asr paying the ataounts herein before
sn,r,s Seo 10 be sid the sesidue OF tha like
frono eafhnss accruing to said receiver
he ~ lug management OF sasd railroad shsnld
tI,ap appec, 81 far as necessary, from time 10
~. AUG 90 rapidly as such surplus Vii,
ana Id exaineushment Of the accrred |
,h;.s .scfnns interest On the obligations |
Ihja are recognized by all the parties 10 |
sls,s eInaSe, and which are known az the Viz.
20 oeatrai Rsjlsoed bonds. 10 Ia thereforea
,.ssteo, ordered, and decro.d that the said
sscr. ef DO apply from time TO time. as fheyS
ths s< and as Tar as necessary. the residue of
Of III. s1p'us earnings an extinguishmentI
tons t.psa psa interest On the ssi& obaiga-E
bond, os as the Firginas Central Railrosd
lure, =. nu taat hereafter 81 tho ESnse ms
.,,oi,o as soon thereafter % ssld surplus
.urnus nlii peruit, be shsii ont Of the ike
Saud.." ~ - 'He acca "iog Interest On aid /
len 0 o0, oianion Of Judge Nellford Has wris.l
rks soa accomplished tia, decree.
q tbs s - que ths operatives snd enpiesE sEsi
n e,Supasy Tor seryiees prior to ths lstl
! In fs1sf, 1876, Sic, ,4ss.ak q .sT
Rs yIs.ae .ae Various obiiSstlena Known 81 L
'"s'sA Vfa'M Esilfsaa bosds th.sls Il
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-23

A CASE oP MISTAKEN IDRETITY.-On the
goth instant D. G. YuengiIng, Esq, was re-
ported at the First station-house by a po-
lceman "for driving faster on the public
streets than Is allowed by the city ordi.
nance" The gentlemen In charge Of Mr..
Yuengling's business hsre represent that he
has not been In the city for weeks. 1t con-
sequently follows that the policeman was
mistaken, as all other mortals are likely to be
occasionally,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-23

lsO,Ooo.--The RnL1GIoUs HERALD. Of this sty
win publish next week ToUs TUousA1s COPIES
over and above It's regular edition. It is probable
that It's next issue will reach ths eyes of,oSA
HUNDRED THOUSAND PERSONS. Advertisers
wishing to avail themselves OF this splendid oppor-
tunity of reaching the public shoud send In their
adYer tisements at once. Address RELIGIOUS
HERALD, l115 Main street. No extra charge on
recount Of theextra edition. -. rss:. I2-s;
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-23

( The SwAE BASEBALL CLUE was reorganised on
last Saturday the 18th, by the election Of the fol
lowing officers: President, Henry Parata; Vice
President, James Kendall; Ffnancal Secretary
Il. Reid; sergeant.at-Arms, Thomas Barefoot;
Captain and Catcher, Richard Rice; Pitcher, Il
Dolan Short Stop, Z. Anderson; First Base, n
Nc Cam second Base, p. Barefoot; Third Base
j. Barefoot Left Field, t. Dayis; Centre Field,
Dolan: Right Field, G. Barefoot.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-23

wreck of the HattfA asscp.s III Gsrrisys
Point no Unknown schooref, apparently sin
ditEesa, WAS endeaYofiDg 10 kstpcR ehose,
but with the terrific wind and scss Nkjck.
prevailed could not have done a. and n0-
thing having been seen or heard ef her 1inee
II b feared she went down with all On board.
Seyefrf Ashi1g schooaers fA tka Tower
harbor dragged their arshsrs aad Wefe
driven ashore. a schooner hsHy,Iy lAden
was seen;t0 cut away her nasss % pfeysnts
going ASHORE, and NaE sben n0s shIe to
weather the gals, and Hent eu. Size Is now
IN . preoasions situation. Several other
seheoners arc ashore, bns mono sf. their.
oBlrUARY. 5sss
1 FKszzsoE, n. II, Masch. 81 fhsrIee Dan
forth, president of the sDaafosth Loeomo.
iiye. Works. b dead. ;;Ss
A. ARILLsBaTWEEN FHn1ApRsRH1A2PUa
4 hfSTss d ss4., - 81 ss;ti s5
I ELKssa, NM 1EaIsk Ebsurs nuadreds
spoEting mea Anm HihS1Y6rs and philx.
seiPhia arrived hers ms ssni6sss and this
morning TO witness she pfias. hit between
TIVE, Phila3elphis pBstiksas Fheden and
Cary, wkish took plsee aurday near the
State HRs between here asa Newark, Dei.
ESefYtn1ug was QuteSIy 2R0 there
wssiue iiHterfefenes ON tia psst of the sus
tharitfes.. q The aghs hsssdS ons hoer and.
twenty misUses, during Rhtcksighsy rounds
were fought, aad resnssed ia Gaasy whipping
Wheden.
RIGHT5 BETWEEN 1gD1AasS And MTNERs
,FofT LARAnaA Nars 81 "A fight ia.
oesnffed bssweea The hdsana ana miners ai
DeadWood ereek, sixty msiea AosahWest os
this place. The rniners attacked the Indians
killing thirteen and losing one. The 1Hdian,
had stolen stock. More trouble ID appre
heDded. - g Z Z q s. 81
.RUEH FOB THE BLACK HILLS .URDI-
MdNBHED. y.
0hAHA, NEE, March 70 The rush o
Black Killers ,is updimiBisAed, and th.
trains are oyercrowdsd daily. With them es
route vfo Cheyenne. .st G...::.4 & ,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-23

I WHHELER q WILSON NEW STRAIGHr-NERDLE
SRwING-MACRIsE, No. S-The above company
have added to their already celebrsted machi mes
the new No. 8 Straight-Needle No-Shuttle Sew Ing
Machine. 1t runs lighter, and will do greater va
riety OF work with less changes than any other
Call at No. 80 Ninth street, Richmond, Va, aud
see this novelty. Agents wanted. :. t.s. =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-23

PoLrcR CoURr, YsTERDAY.-JusseeJ Joseph
J. White prestding.-R. L. Bonannon,
lunasic, arrested for being disorderiy on tne
street, was sent to Jail and = commission Of
lunacy ordered. =
John Smith, charged with being drunk,
was discharged at the stationshouse.