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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-02
me- GOOD NEWS FOR THE FAIR
WEEK.-Sccond supply Of new and cheap
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, &C., 49,.
..., ,...-- JUST RECEIVED AT
WILLIAM THALHIMER'S,
COL Bread street.

Persons visiting the city during Fair-week will
find 1t to their advantage to give CALL rs will
guarantee to sell fully Is to 20 per cent. cheaper
than any other house In the city. Just received, 4
lot of
New and desirable shades of DRESS GOODS;
New and desirable PLAID DRESS GOODS;
The cheapest BLACK ALPACAS from zoe. to 81
The cheapest. BLACK CACHEAlIRES from CSC. to
$1.50; .....
The cheapest TABLE-LINEN from SIC to $3.50
The cheapest line of SILAWLS from Use. to IS;
The cheapest line of SKIRTS and BALSfORALS at
all prices;
$50 new styles of BEAVER and CLOTH CLOAKS,
just received, from SIS to s25. Do not fail to
give me trial on Cloaks.
225 pairs WHITE and 'COLORED BLANKETS,
$3.50 to s10:. ~ N>.t T.; ..."
400 pieces CAssIMEREs, TwEEDs, JEANS,
WATER-PROOFS,C CLOTHS, BEAVERS, &C.,
- ut prices that will astonish YOU;
45o pieces WHITE, RED, GRAY, and BLUE
FLANNEL ut exceedingly low prices; also. a
large line of Ladies. Gentlemen's, and Misses
MERINO SHIRTS from 375c. to $3.50;
225 pieces BLEACHED and BROWN CANTON
FLANNEL from 10 to SOC. a yard.
] -. ''" JUST RECEIVED: 49,. ~ +.
10 dozen Misses CARDINAL, SILK-WORKED
BALBRIGGAN HOSE at 75c. worth S1.25 u
pair. Call early, as they sell very fast. Also n
very large line of Misses and Ladies' STRIPED
and WHITE HOSE; - ..SS'i
1000 pairs of two-button COL ORED KIDS at75c.
worth 1925. ,ts LiI1E =. .t g
A large stock Of SASH. RIBBONS. SILK. and
LACE .SARFS, CORSETS, HANDkERCHtEES,
GLOVES, PORfE-NIONNAIES,C COMBS, BRACE
LET'S and lots or other goods too numerous to mem
ton "A fun and complete, line Of Gentlemen's
WHITE SHIRTS, UNDERSHIRTS. STRIPED aud
WHITE HOSE; BUCKSKIN, DOGSKIN, and
kid GLOVES ut the very lowest prices. All Task
is call ut WILLIAM THALHIMER'S,t.. u,
oc % COL Broad street.
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wLEVY BROTHERS invite the at
teutton of visitors 10 the city to their large
and well-selected stock of DRY GOODS, NO
TIoNs, CARPETS, O1L-CLOTHS, UNDER
WEAR In all the most complete stock to be found
In the State ocol
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I, PROPOSALS.
1870 VIRGINIA PENITENTrAnY,,)
OFFICE OF SUPRRINTENDENT, :
q alL... I SE-n 4

: $50 -s,,l,.. ~, October I31,I 1876.
-SEALED PROPOSALS will
In be received ut this Office until FRIDAY, No
vefnber Sd, ut u O'Clock 81, to furnish the Virginia.
Peniteutiary for the months of November and De-
cember, free OF charge for package and drayage,
ard In Such Quantities, from time TO time, as the
Superintendent may urder-viZ.: - = s'-''f''
$4,000 pounds. CLEAR-RIB BACON, tiiG E.5Eals
I 1900 pounds BROWN SUGAR (saulplel, HI Il is,p
1893 pounds kI0 G9sFEE 1SpamPIe pro1rp
rupitNirginta Or western brand .2iit t.r IN Ii9i
$50 gallons MOL ASSES (sainple), b3jr..5, i, III
! 600 bushels BOLTED GDRN:MEAL,. y! Iii
90 barrels barrel North -. CAROLINA. GLIPRHD
$500 pounds RICE TX ~ -'ili 'f'.iiS' ~
: yII3 barrels VINEGAR (sample},i, Att',ss ,tst
: 200 bushels IRISH POTATOES Sample /,
Shohld the number Of conytcts to BE provided for
of these supplies the quantity eli each may he Altered
as the Superintendent may require IL. iai...
Forms of proposals can be obtained at the General
Agents onicer 1112 Cdry street, np1h appli oation.
The. Board OF Directors resefye the right
no 1857 tFt4:ii First Assistant superintendent.
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Governor Tilden is fond Of economizing
in public affairs, and he will not have been
two wears President before the country will
be stalled and delighted with his restorative
administration. Chicago Times. Il.
Exocf1y .sy ...lt - .s.-...., .are.
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SSSDo
yard. never sold for less than 35c. per yard be-
fore; =
so pieces more OF those DRESS GOODS at i17ac'
worth Csc; ~ 70 ~ y
200 pieces DRESS GOODS from ESQ., IL per yard
which Is certainly the largest and most complete
stock In the city,.
Look at our 35c. KID-GLOYEs.
BLACK AIPACAs at zoe. worth Csc, at 25c. worth
SOC, at soc. worth 35c., at 35c. worth 40c., at
4Oc. worth SOC, at soc. worth 60c, at 6Oc.
worth 65c., at Csc. worth Toe, at 75c. worth
s7hc at s7kc. worth 81, at 90c. worth $I.10
per yard each. These are certainly the cheapest
ALPACAS ever sold in Richmond.
Look at our doc. CACHEMIRES. s..'..
BLACK SILKS from IL rs mp to IS per yard. Look
Look at our stock of CoRsETs from soc. to $3.50.
Very cheap Tsl-H .,'5stitf'
IRISH PoPLINs at 75c. and 81 per yard worth
S125 and Sl.50 per yard.
Look ut our FURS.
A new stock of BUSTLEs just opened.
COLORED SILKS in great variety, from soc. 70
$3.50 per yard;
LADIES' UNDERNEATH most complete stock
lust recciycd-extra cheap. Look at our MERl-
NO VESTS, two for 81.
we have a complete stock Of GENTLEMENS ME-
RINO SHIRTS at very low prices.
A handsome stock of new styles of BALMoRAL
and BOULEVARD SKIRTS at low margin.
BED-sPREADs-a beautiful and complete stock on
hand
We have large stock of IORSE-BLANkETS,v very
cheap.
A large and complete assortment of BLANKETS.
$50 sets of FURS from So per set to $50 per set
the cheapest in the city.
HANDMADE SACQUES and HOODS for children.
$50 pieces Of FLANNEL ut l5c. worth 20c, at
zoe. worth 25c., at csc. worth 30c., at 3Oc.
worth 35c., at 35c. worth 40c., at 4Oc. worth
soc. The cheapest FLANNELS are at SYCLE
BROTHERS. ~.
Look at our CLOAKs. ...
800 pair of BLANKETS from 1925 to SIS per
pair.
Look ut our 81 BLANKETS. ..4s,
$50 of the latest styles of CLOAkS from So to s25,
which Is the handsomest and most complete stock
In the State of Virginia. .e. +. '.
Look at our TOWELS at 1916. .o'EEs
'CAssIsIEREs CAsSIN1EEEs! CAssIN1EREsl
CASSIaIERES from 3Q.35, 40, 45, SO, 60, 70, ~,
s7H, 90c., and 81 per yard, and up to - per
yard. ....
Look at our 75c. and 81 per yard CASHMERE, a
special bargain. .u
80 pieces CARPETS from lSc. to $1.25 per yard
| Look ut our handsome RUGS. ....- O.
500 SIIAWLS from 32c. to $50 cach . s:
! Look at our TABLE-LiSESS. = rs .t,.
TABLE-LlNENs and NAPKINS complete stock.
LINEN NAPKINS ut 75c. per dozen, and thousands
of other goods too numerous to mention Tor
want of space. ..- .rs
Do not buy before looking 1T our stock.
SYCLE BROTHERS,
No. 429 Broad street,
between Fourth and Fifth streets.
Formerly Isaac and Julius Sycle. oc 81
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REPUBLICAN MUNICIPAL NOMINATION.
Neu York, November 1.-The Republican
Convention nominated a strong Republican
ticket, headed by John A. Dix for Mayor.
General Dix has accepted the nomination.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

HEADQUARTERS RICHs1oND CITY GUARD,l
;sf., ~ ~ October 81, 1876 ! r
SPECIAL ORDER No Assemble Il,
~ in full dress uniform, armed and equipped forS
parade to- Agricultural Fair, opW
THURSDAY MORNINGS. $3.50 O'clock at the II
Af B9 eGymmapd Of CHARLES r. TAYLOR, Captain.
.s.oI'.1.t tI!E!' 1-f,!''iA. L. Elicit, JR., :
no 1-2t. R,, iisl<iTI; Z Orderly Sergeant.
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DEATHS.

Died I'm Stanton, Va, on the Gath ultimo. Mrs.
MATTE r. THORNLEY,, In the thirty second year
OF her age. - !. .
Her remains were inferred In the family burial
ground In the county OF Fluvanna.
Died Wednesday morning, November LIST, at ten
minutes to 10 o'clock of diphtheria, CARRIE
MABEL. youngest child of Thonas +. and Carrie l..
Butler; aged one year and five months
Farewell darling MABEL, thy spirit hath flown
To the land Of the blcst-to your happy home;
Where the Saviour, In beauty, Is waiting above,
The funeral will take place THIS AFTERNOON
at 3 o'clock, from the residence, No. sos Twenty
eighth street, Church Hill. Friends and acquaint-
ances of the family arc requested to attend. "
Died, in this city yesterday, November 1st MAG
GLE, daughter Of Patrick and Mary McAfakon
aged one year and seven months. A.. ...r
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4 WoRD 70 THE FAIR VISITORS

syHs = ~
8 A WORD 10 THE FAIR VISITORS.
g the Crane ea nR g ssy ,lsD ana cheap
yUIlus nrY asis sDs sos s 81 srarrr.
h gssrs yaT y ra SCI e s ssslss q,
e p ss gef 5ssssia PLAID aud SOLID srss
100 s slsses q 1S 81 eoops
100 sIsEa ssssf ID af.y
50 ae,s and ssaasii,ii styles il cHnDREs,s 4p.
E sess fhGhkss sstT F1 Shesn e and
SSq p ssss sIadK ae auction Job
500 n Inpi rs; STRIPED and PLAID REyEps
200 gLn shsa pEa ih,G skEiKFAsr sHAwns
500 SHiLDREN's UNION SUITS at soc. worth
So pieces heavy ALr-woor, WHITE 1.ASNp1
20 Pieces extra heavy CRAY TWILL FLANNEL
pa aasiGn 9ss FsTs !. worth
SiGsh e nSbFkw SHESSRFt 4 y and
Great bargains ia CENT EsrEN's and BOYS, CAR
CHiLDREN5S KNIT WORsTED LEGGSGs e.
asSE aes f sor and boys ~s,
Lots of other bargains too numerous TO enumerstc
Ayisit VIII repay YOU rs we sell az small profits for
cash Mt tlls ,t JULIUS MEYERS, 'N ''
Grand opening Of DEMoREsT's Latest WY
TER PATTERNS this week. no I-st
NOTICE TO ALL WHO WANT BAR.
IN GAINS. stEl7..
Go toJULIIIS MEYERS, 603 Broad street,
Some more bargains from the recent fire. On,
buyer Is now In New York securing bargains from
recent auction sales, and viii open during hi,
and the following week our third supply Of
NEWtFALL AND WINTER GOODS.
among which are some great barealnsin
DRESS GOODS, In all the latest shades and styles;
BLACK hLPACAS, .E@
WHITE, GRAY, and RED PLAIN and TwILLED
WHITE and M GRA AYE lSi Il from pair
BLACK BEAVER CLoAKs, in thirty diaercn.
MERiN0 u&DERWF EAR for ladies. gentlemen, and
children-some extraordinary bargains In these
CAssIMEREs for mems and boys wear from Csc.
soLlfD-coLoRED HOSE for ladies and children
from 25c. up;
SHAWLs n new stripes and plads from 75c. up
lTWO-BUTTON KID GLOVES, In the Ne-Graeu
R and MYa;W ska Mf 2f SSc and Up
WATERPROOF CLOTHS in NIle-Green, Seal
Brown, and Navy-Blue, 1T 81 per yard;
CARPETS in different styles, from 1916. yard up
Visitors to the State Fair especially requested
''''t "HJ JULIUS I MEYERs so3 Broad street
agency OF Demorcsts reliable patterns.
&C 26-eod
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M LARGE ADDITIONS TO OUR
sToCEf OF CLOAKS

Having added fully fifty CLoAKs to our former
assortment we now show the most complete line ~
the city. We have marked our CLOAKS lower than
sold at retail In New York We guarantee our ssyfes
and prices to be such as will give satisfaction.
CLOAKS Mt every price from 81 up to the finest
made; 'te.=.S' 49,
sHAWLS in great variety at popular prices;
A large stock of FURS, FUR CAPS, FURITRIM-
MING; .s@N ~ satal.i y
WOksTED PRINCES In new patterns-al colors.
Eyely article sold ut the1owest price at s. n.
LEVY BROTHERS.,
oc31 10I7 and 1919 Main street.
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J The New York Tribune asks, .'Will you
vote for a panica" We trust the whole na-
ton will vote for exactly that thing "a panic
and stampede OF the Radical party. Il s,
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NNIJAL MEETIN G.-The annual
N meeting of the SToCKHoLDERSS, OF II; THE I;
the ofHcc of the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Pc,
tomac Railroad Company IN the city. of Richmond
on WEDNESDAY the 18th November, 1915, at
~ ! ~ n'clock 4. NJ j. b. WINSTON,
NJ IG lid Secretary.
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Where MAGGIE sick did lie. ... ISL.
And gently famed her burning cheeks,
And pointed to the sky. s
Her funeral will take place from No. 407 Louisi-
ana street, TO-DAY ut 8 O'Clock. Friends and ac-
quaintances respectfully invited to attend. =
Died, of consumption, at the residence of his
brother, Nicholas Robinson No. zoos First street,
JOHN ROBINSON; aged twenty-five years. He
died in the triumph of faith. -. ~
lie will be buried from Mount Zion Baptist church
THIS [Thursdayl EyENING at 3 O'Clock by
Jordan Lodge OF Good Samaritans, Of Which he WIS
member: lie was also y member of the First Bap-
list church IN Manchester Ills friends and ac-
quaintances are invited to attend without further
notice. Sister lodges are respectfully invited to par
ticiplte with lis. -. a,tt,El., = sge..s H.. .
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Ry order Of the Beard Of Directors.
,o d Tb1w WILLIAM =, MUNFORD.

A NNUAL G.-The annual
n meeting of the STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
RICHMOND. FREDERICkSBURG AND poI 1So
ONCE of the company III the city of Richmond on
WEDNESDAY The 18th November; 1875, at II
O'Clock NJ. d. ID. WlsSIutN,
I'D
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spECrALsNOTTCEs.
l-7y- THE EXHIBITOR b

aa- THE EXHIBITION
ATLEvY BROTHERS
IS NOW THEsToPIo, OF CONVERSATION
IN THE CITY. 5.5s
Their 1914 WHITE BED-BLANKBTs ut $3.50
and s3 are said to be as good as those generally
sold at 90 and IS 10 pair, while those Id
WHITE BED-BLANKETS ut s5 a pair would
be cheap at ~; IA
Donble-fold BLACK ALPACA Mt 26c. yard--the
same goods usually sells for 35c.
Particular attention Is called to the BiASh AL
PACA at 50c.u yard-fully as good as any soid
formerlyat TIC.
Z5 pieces HEAVY KERsEY at csc. yard;
Heavy UNBLEACHED COTTON FLANNEL at
Acc. yard; sssst 5000 RS tta
Great bargains in FLANNELS of every description.
foe 81 s...syt la.zis..
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CtARDOZo, FOURQUREAN & co.
are receiving by every steamer large additions to
their already extensive stock OF so
@ DRY GOODS,
and guarantee to sell each and every article rs low as
l"i - can be found In this city.
Buying exclusively for CASH enables them to buy
and sell 1T the VERY LOWEST PRICES.
They keep by far the largest and bet-assorted STOCK
LADIES, GENTLEMEN's AND CHlBDRES's
Ia5 FLANNEL UNDERWEAR
ever brought to this CITY, from very low prices TO inc
best quality.
Great bargains In FLANNELS and BLANKETS
bought at the summer auctions and are very cheap
ELEGANT STOCK OF. CAssDKREs.
Very choice assortment Of 10 iJ>ss iatt}5s
|. ttte;g4mrt .3H.t }ssCEoAKS AND sffAWbs
| The cheapest LOT OF CARPETS, RUGS. and DRUG
GETS ever offered. r,.
Good CARPETS at 40 and SOC.
FELT SKIRTS In great variety Very maSa
lower than last season. /, ~ .,st35t -Jet-las r y y
Their large and al tractiye stock OF BLACK anu
.CoLoRED SILKS and VELyETs, bought before
tho ADVANCE win be offered at prices beyond comp
ttion In this or even the northern markets &C 10
RAND OPENING OFTHE LARGEssI
.(J.AND BEST SELECTED STOCK 0R'FaLbb
ANDSWINTRR DRY GOODS, NOTIONS AM
FANCY GOODS that ever was opened az ~ aH
|, HaiEETIftI LEVI HEXTERS,
which win be offered at the very lowest cash pf'S'
DRESS GOODS In all the latest styles aud shades;
i !SEiANES and i Eft SKIRTS In ali QUALITIES,
LADIES BLACK, SEAEER CLtAi h ~, , ,-.,s.
!, ,s,st CAssTEEREss EIaNNEES . t. -. g.
DoMESTICS, aud all eolcyE OF ~ ~
WATER-PROOF CLOTHS. a.,
, Our 0TIONDEPARTAiENTis s:pck eIi u, I EIS
LaideS aud Missesa z lain add Srfped Hosiery NJ NJ
Gloves, Gauntlet Gipyes; Cuts and nS
kerchtefs, CorsetS EoRels &c, 49, -,
our EancY Goods and Embrosdefies cannet e -
cellcdr-saah as InE.nos Mefino Gloatss ana w
Goats handmade Saeques, Caps, snd Aisnals:: o,,
sThMIaSG nEpARTMENT is furnished NTH en-
tireiiiesR. designs az PkETERNSs, ar, ~, ..Yrs
STAMPED YOKES, PILLoY SLAMS. ,hssAls3
EMBRoIDERtNG SILKS and CGTIoAs a'"aS
= on hand; $500. ,,5s
Codntry orders promptly Oiled ~ snSs ~ ssn
laCaR early ana examine fof yourself Ives ee go.
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!. miE.EjITINGsIII.... !.

SO -. s..-ass ~ EEEnN Vs.
I'll royal ARCH 1iAsoNs 49,
"a ordihly 70 attend z, gtasefa M
sassTEa s rs h Is IL Eli
S DISC
by order Of the III. L. Ha,r P;n : p KrEsFE.
no2-1,. Secretary.
4 MEETING OF MARsHALL-WARD
IL CLUB will be held at their clab-honse, lens aL
EVENING at ~ O'Clock. Every member Is e1S
pected TO be present. business of great
VIM N 3 Ell brought before II ZIP
CTATE GRANGE HALL TONIGHT
pR. JAMES NJ. BLANToN, : .ss,o..
Master Virginia State Grange, VIII deliver an agrees sf
oclock It The ha e,n Oh ,e az PINE ibe
order are requested ut attend. .-. no III
NTOTICE,-The annual meeting OF the
YORK fIR Ri9Ek hSD ResHE9s sA R1TLRoA6
COMPANY win be held at the office Of the company,
In thIs s,sy Wh AZ 81 efs PH
OFFTCE OF JAMES RTvER AND KANAwHA Goal
RICHMOND, November l, 1910.
NOTICE.-The ANNUAL Meeting
AND Sf kAN IN ssffsesIf Y vii e he'd
office on WEDNESDAY the 18th instant, ut IL
O'Clock A. M. Z E#s'.
APPOINTMENT OF PROXY.
Know all men by these presents, that we the sub,
scribers, being stockholders In the james river anu
Kanawha Company, do hereby constitute and ap,
point - our true and lawful attorney and
proxy to represent each of us In al general meetnSs
SIX months from and after the date hereof when we
are not personally present or represented by some
general meetings to give such vote or votes, and to
such other as each Of y, rs could give or
sonslly present: and we do hereby ratify and con-
firm whatever vote or votes act acts, our said at
torney may lawfully give or do for us In pursuance
of the authority hereby conferred upon him..
Witness our hands and seals this - day Oh,
one thousand eight hundred and =.
Teste:- SEAL.
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a MEETING OF MARSHALL-WAsRtlDJ
II CLUB will be held ut .their claD-aouse kh III
EVENING at 7h O'Clock. Every member Is *
,ected 70 be present. as business OF great
vii he brought before the Club. ,uts.,,e
no 2-lt -. 80 C.. b L1PSCllAlb, fIeslueuI.
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WAITE GRANGE HALL TONIGHT

FIR. JAMES NJ. BLANT0N,
Master VIRGINIA State Grange, Will deliver an aneres
at 7:30 O'Clock, ut the han OF me State
Grange, No. 1909 Main street, 81 members OF me
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TILE STATE FAIR. 81

RICHMOND, FREp'sBURG q PoToMACR.R..C o,li !.
!. OFFICE OF GENERA AL TICKET AGENT,
Jii .5ai, 3i'RIcHMotSD, October SO, 1S76.'.9
TNRA ms WILL RUN BETWEEN
IL aBroad-Stfeet station and the Fair-grounds on
OCTOBER 3lST and JNQYEfBER list, ID, and
BID, at intervals of thirty minutes, from A. NJ 70:
6 2. NJ. Fare, 10 cents each way. :, 80.
oc 3l-4t ~ ,,ts. $50 General Ticket Agent {.
VTISITORS. TO. THEiSEAI,Eg FAIR. f9az.fe
:, For the accommodation of visitors TO the State
Fair the Richmond and Uanviile railroad viii run
DALI fromO October 29tll TO
Leave Danril q. hl
Leave BurkevilIe 40 p
Arrive Richmon u Il. ID
Leave Richmond =. IS a.
Arrive Burke r. ID.
z.,..f gtfs, 5,,sfs fR. AIAGatURDO,s. ,.A
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Aehninlstrato assR! w. Ashs.l released.
pe 2aIisgTul Eti,e21 VI .s s;;sY
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TEL G e r A r HIC.
~ Atlantic and Pacific Line
ESPECIAL TO snE SILVER STATE.f
EASTERN DISPATCHES
The Indian Wav-A Courier AZ
tackled.

CHEYEssE. Aug. IL, 1875.
A Government courier who left Fort
Laramie for the Red Cloud Agency, on
Monday, was attacked before daylight
Tuesday morning. near Runningwater,
by six indians. firing from distance
Of so yards. They drove him into the
sandbills and chased him 20 miles.
when his horse. having been wounded,
he left him and hid In guich all day.
and ut hight returned to Fort Laramie.
Indian Aiiies-A Great war Dance.
MEDICINE Bow, Aug. IL, 1876.
The Utes attived here at 2 p. NJ, and
went into camp a mile north of the
Post. Quite large reinforcement
Of frontiersmen have joined us here.
Lieutenant Spencer arrived from Fort
Laramie last evening. and will issue
additional arms to-day. Command leaves
Saturday morning. There will be d
Indian war dance tomorrow night. ana
with that We close correspondence with
civilization-as far as regards railroads.
30 tar as an average man can discern.
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AN incident at . murder trial in
Glasgow is recalled by the London
World. A medical expert was asked
whether there was poison that would
kill without leaving q trace, aud be
replied that he could mention several;
but he refused to name them and the
presiding Judge sustained him. He
afterward received over hundred let.
tiers asking for information on the sub
ject. some Of them. he thought, from
persons who intended to use the knowl-
edge criminslly.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
Harricans Mining COMPS ny. /,

3
II OCATION of principal place Of bust.
IIness, In ths city and county OF Gan Fran
cisco, and state of c. .ifcrnis.
q Location of works, oreana, Humboldt
county, Nevada.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that ct
. meeting OF the Directors OF said Company,
held on the 7th day of July, 1876. an assess-
ment NO. II of twenty-five cents per share
was levied upon the capital stock Of
the corporation. payable on or before
the Sth day Of August, 1877, in United
States gold coin. to 30. n, Berry, Secretary
thereof, at it'd Office. No. gao Montgomery
street, city aud county and state aforesaid
Any stock upon which this assessDen: shall
remain uni aid on the said 9Th day Of August,
1876. will be dHlngrrnt and Advertised for
sale at public auction, and unless payment IL
made before, wi be sold on SATi RDAY, the
TWEN1 Y-SiXTH day of AUGUST, 1876, to
pay the delinquent assessment, together with
costs Of advertising and expenses u sal. :
Na'4 ssE se9sr s15iE w, .. N, BERRY,
Secretary Of the Hurricane Mining Com.
papy.
Once of thu Company. located at No. $40
Montgomery street. san Francisco, California
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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-08-11
!, TIE CONrItAS

This is the centennial of our indie
pendence, we therefore try to c lebrate
it in becoming manner We have
established Tor the edifcation of our
selves and our neighbors great show
at Philadelphia; and our rulers have
organized another at Washington.
Each Of these. is. in it's way, the greet
est that the world has ever seen. In
the one are displayed the proceeds Of
our industry and progress in the useful
arts and Sciences and these are placed
in CON parison with those of other
nations, who have responded to our in
Sitation to join us 10 our grand ova-
ton. The other We have carefully kept
to ourselves, as We justly consider that
no country could begin to comn.re with
as in the articles displayed. While we
are viewing with just and proper
pride the products OF our skillas ex-
posed at PHILADELPHIA. 1t behooves as
not to turn our eyes from the spectacle
at Washington We'may feel hnmiiia-
ted at what we then behold Deep.
rooted cancers aud purifying esefes-
ences in the body polite are not pleas
ant objects upon which to look but the
symptoms of disease must be re-
gsrdad 3as we'll as tho indications Of
health. While we view with pleasure the
limbs that are sound. we must reflect
that those that are unhealthy must
have our care; otherwise the disease
will spread until the whole body be-
comes corrupt, aud death ensoes. We
may look forward with satisfaction to
the time when our successors on the
stage will be celebrating their second
centennial with an exposition similar
TO that at Philadelphia bat we must
now take 10 easures to prevent its being
associated with spectacle like that
now to be seen at Washington.