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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-25

| nne1t, The free bridge and the imprcYenent Of
ssissss ~ nap the frspert may 81 seen ..
oE s sss one soai four, eight
andsselse months w, eah an5sfs r1Lf
Sc 25 Isss sAactisneery.
(. q BY j. Thompson Browas sSslf 80
Real Esrate Agent and 10 hlain street
"A II. ARGE AND MOST aTTR XCTEyE
= a. s q, , q, Il
y FTRSfTuRE 1s 49, - ~
icHOrCEsT sEIEcTTSN 4 Of b RfCH AND RARE
49, -, 80 1JIIePHfMTiNSSSs vif
/ STATrARY-RROEZEH AM MARBLE: -.
|, fff ~TCHAbfRER AND PARIOR SUITS; Il ~,
ELEGANT cARPETs-1ngrain brussels, and Vel
I SUPERB GOVERNMENTAL OCTAvE)
STETNWAYPiANO; q, g s.
PtRI OR AND CHAMBER CHANDELIERS, &c.
s-I. 800 go, ------ ~ sssfr;s
Byre1uest OF the owner Major j. Mitchell Daniel,
t;nn On sf1NnIS fhe Sd ,iay of ttlct6Dcr. COM
,nnncing ntIi n,ciacI NJ. hIs residence,N5 sos
s,trsat betee and Iesah strsets the
S,,tat ,fhs az livery article
to be found In u arst-cass residence. Afnongi the
TWn sets ~ e1epant PSRIoR FtRNTTURE, seven
N niecss % eacsone OF ROSEWOOD crimson md gold
satSn brncafeIIes the other black walnut. red and
ssrinad rams - 49, ~ zs''At,
ROSEyEOoDr y AR1EGATED MARBLE-TOP
He marble;
Two handsome WINDOW FLoWER-YASEs;
i'ieG GfTSiNG CHAIRS $500 ~ 6TSF
PARLoR SPRING tkoelAEh' cosefsu WIN S si
One SET te OF SGT .li'on aiu so'
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by Chatln, Staples s. Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
H.isss@ No. / Tenth street.

DY VIRTUE OLA DEED OF TRUST
ID executed by the Enquirer. Publishing Compac
ny, bearing date the 9TH day Of May, 1879 and OF
record in the clerks office OF the Chancery Court OF
the city Of Richmond, the undersigned the trustees
therein named. will on TUESDAY, October 81
1875, at 10 o'clock n, sell in front of the prem1-
ses now occupied by the Enquirer Publishing Com
pany at public auctions to the highest BIDDER az me
RIGHTS, INTERESTS, and PROPERTY now held
and owned in connection with the Enquirer Pub,
fishing Company'J establishment, situated at 1903
Main street, Including all - tz2 }'''s' s,
49,, PAPERS TYPES, - r 5 10 -E,f n,.i
: ''-4'1-'.-S FIXTURES, ,T;. ,5..is>.si.. y
: sy'taI - GOODWILL, -Z,t
.g;.,5E . PRESSES, ENGINE, i.iIail
MATERIALS, BOOKS, Tnfi - 80
I. ~ NEWSPAPERS, &c. .,,;.E,- ~.
Much OF the inaterialin the Office Is new -
This paper was established In 1904 under the pa
trOnage OF Thomas Jefferson, and edited by Thomas
RItcic It has been the leading organ of the Demo-
cratic party Of the South for a great number OF
; TERMS. Liberal, and made known at the sale.
.,7'9T. ..,...s:'. G. K. MACON, lTr,,staos
-. T. n. LOGAN,} ANtt u'.ees'
J: CnArFIN, STAPLES 6 Co., Auctioneers. Sc %
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U o Il R E n 7

H. y II II II L. GSs
DWELLING No. 921 west Clay street, six rooms
BRICK DWELLING No. 1906 east Main, eight
rooms.s $40 per annum. q. -
BRICK DWELLING No. BIZ Market strect, Tour
rooms. $40 per annunl.
FRAME HOUSE No. i2lO0 DOCK street, -FOUR
rooms. 800 per annum. r:f 49,, .,s
CKHOusE No. 1OS High street, Oregon Hill,
four rooms.i $50 per annum. -,
BRICK HOUSE No. LOG High street, Oregon HUI,
four rooms. $3.50 per annum. .s
FRAME DWELLING No. 3o6 south Pine street,
five rooms. $3.50 per annllM. IT,. .,,g..,..
! BRICK DWELLING No. 929 west Clay street,
six rooms, gas and water $500 per a1nu ,co t,,r
BRICK House No. Jos south Laurel street, four
: BRICK, House No. ll2 south Cherry street,
three rooms. IS per month. .,..t,5.t
BRICK HOUSE No.t6 south Pine street, tour
: FRAME HOUSE, three rooms. Byrd street near
Second. SIS per month. ar :,
FRAME HOUSE, three rooms, corner Ninth ana
AbrIgail streets. SO per month";. = ~ - :,
UPPER-PART STORE No. 4Oo Gasf Broadstreet
-four or I'VE roornsl. 81 per month. In
- In al
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Train leaving Richmond at 1o:20 h! N. runs daily
Except Sunday stopping ut ali regular stations.
Train leaving Richmond at 11:45 p. M runs daily,
stopping iat Hanover, Louisa, Gordonsville, Char.
lottesyile, Ivy Mechum,s river, Greenwood, Waynes
ghaDy, and an regular stations Eestof Alleghany, 2
| Accommodation train leaves Richmond for Cor
louisville and intermediate dsty texcept
Sunday at 1870 Pm Passengers fby this train ar
rive at Washington 6:10 a. Ml ~. g. =, -, <
Passengers for Lynchburg and Southwest VIII take
the 11:45 p. d.. train, rs the 10.26A4A train does
not connect with the Washington City, Ytrgtnfa
Midland and Great Southern railroad train going
south.,t. .-sts al tx lr.i LILO f.ysD1t ti5'I
Sleeping cars run on all night. trains and parior
cars on day mail trains east Of White Sulphur,
Ticket onlce and sleeping ear open ut 9:S0 2. ID.
for the has 2. r. train. I.E. Att HEsdaj'i.i 3,
Trains arrive ut Richmond rs fellows: -,
Express Train daily at..... 445 a III.
Mall Train daily Except Sunday II: .8'4oP. b.
Making close connection with the Rich.
Montt York River and Chesapeake rail- 80
road for Baltimore and Phtad elpfitA.! NE IL
Ascorhmodation Train, daily Except 4 opht ~
Trains coming min Into Richmond stop at stsaons ..
above. f3, ;l,il tgs 10 80 iEsi.il iifnI 81
Trains make close connection with trains Of the
Richmond and Danvf1le and Richmond and Peters.
burg railroads, both to and from Richmond =
For further information. rates. Gel apply at 626
Main street, or at coinpany, 3 oaices ~ m .
= s f,. General Passenger and gEtckeS Agents
80 ~ - - ,,,f W., az. &. DUNN, }S
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:EOR, RENT DWELLING No. ,314As eSA
west Cary street containing eight rooms ~
niences. Rent, $500 per apnun, Apply TO =
<Fi GHAFFlN, Staples 4 Co.., IL
co 1o-9t - No. i Tenth street. :,
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I watched the lovely evening fade away
A mist was lightly drawn across the stare
s Behold your prison-bars !"
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sEf q
SORROW.

- SORROW. t-... 100. sttti
Upon my lips she laid her touch divine, 80
And merry speech and careless laughter died d,
She fixed her melancholy eyes on mime,
And would not be denied.
] saw the west wind loose his cloudlets white,
In aocks, careering through the Ayril sky;
could not sing, though Joy was ut It's height, -
For she stood silent by.
watched the lovely evening fade away
A mist was lightly drawn across inc STARE
She broke my quiet dream-i heard her say -,
$ Behold your pTison-bars ]"
Eartf's gladpess shall not satisfy your soul
This beauty Of the world IN which you I'VE;
The browning grace that sanctihes the Wholc, ,..~
Tint alone can give"
heard, and shrank away from her afraid;
But still She he'd me and would still abide. :.
Youths bounding pulses slackened and obeyed, :.
With slowly ebbing tide. ..s>,
: Look thou beyond the evening sky," she said.
); Beyond the changing splendors OF the day; .
Z Accent the pain. the WEAKNESS, the dread,
80 Accept, and bid me stay ~
turned and clasped her close with sudden strength,
Aud slowly, sweetly became aware
Within Inv arms Gods angel stood, At length, =
White-robed, and calm, and fair.
And now look beyond the evening star, -
Beyond the changing splendors OF the day,
Knowing the pain He sends more precious lar, I
o-Et Morc beautiful, than they.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-25

a e;rocery Auctioneer aad Com missi0n 1lerchaht,
~ ..ssss;etSt 5l2 Main street. r3
r ARGEts Sale ssoF ii Gro CERES
j win offer ut auction THIS Afandsy). MORN
hSa sna desirable Stock Il &c.
tEshasGN, SIDES, and SHOULDERS, 49,, sai Il
sPLRIE and CANVASED HAMS 60 80 Z.
,BIJIK EEEARlRB SIDES and SHOULDERS,
NEW EhSTPORT HERRIEGS. 10
NORTH CAROLINA CLIPPED HERRllMsGIssI,, =,
IkRn and CHEESE, 90 aajt ~ 3a$',Ftff =
and half barrels; 4;assR
GREEN E and Al B li,i s;RN1 very ane
LAuapRY and ToiLET SOAPS, ~. 54Ys
STOBAGCUsund CIGARS, ~ - ~ 49,. .
STARCH and BIUEINGSs o. 4tttts =
BLEACHING, MUSTARD, PARER,&c.;
together WITH the stock of reaie declining bust
ness. go. Z. Zee 251 J, ID. WHlTEhEAD.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-25

Tor RENT, the DWELLING.--No: An
To O9 Franklin street. between Fourth and Eel
Fifth streets, now occupied by Dr. j. Hall Moore.
y Also. BRICK DWELL1NG.No4 1e Byrd street,
uear Third street. eight roos; Kitchen, two rooms;
: Also, !BRICKs DWELLING} No.,B09 west Grace
streets twelve rooms; Kitchen bath, Sc!;e IN nice
+ shIso. BE1CK DWELLING No. 400 west FRANKLIN
street; SIX rooms kitchen, BATH &C. i,L.Hl-
Also, BRICK STORE and DWELLING corner
Canal and Second streets good stand for grocery or
drur-store FRANK d. HILL .+
Real Estate Agent. =
-tr- = E2tH1J "a Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-25

!; =, ~ 1924 Main street.
VIE WILLIS SELL TO-DAY AT 10
Z, boxes BACON SIDES, ~g.-f
boxes BACON SHOULDERS,
tisS boxes BULK SIDES, W. -
L.. & boxes BULK SHOULDERS, = = :E
j 4sfierces HAMS, a;5 ,.ss.; - j. ,srsi,<
< y fierce JOLES,
~ SYRUP, LARD, y 9 i....tiL r. 80
~, HERRINGS,. MACKEREL,
CHEESE. BROOMS,
:, sc 25. - es.ty aifi.1syi3 HILL Sc ,ANDEhsON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-25

POSTPONEMENT.
In concurrence OF rain the above sale IS postponed
toSATURbAY, 23d September, ut same hour.
From SHINE cause postponed to MONDAY, 25th
se OK 20, -. .,lE1 - E.ot;3"i.@ Trustee.
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III ( 4 IS ~. - 4 =
8
!; ]. i ! !.
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7 saw the west wind loose his cloudlets white,
In Hocks, careering through the AyrI sky;
could not sing, though, Joy was ut It's height,
For she stood silent by.
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RAILR0AD.LINEsJ

M Ess
y =. CHEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILRoAp,}
.r.:. .'t=9sGJ PASSENGER DEPARTMENTS, n
81, RICHMOND, VA. September 21.1aT8.9t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-25

DOR RBNT,b THE TWO NEW a.
Il STOCK-BRIGK FRONT, DWELLINGS Ill
Nos, 32S and $50 west Cary street, containing
nine rooms EACH and an modern conve!ences, such
as hot and cold water, stationary cooktngTangea
double parlors, marble mantels, fine chandeliers &c
Rent low. h,yLIuf. CHAFFIN, STAPLES 3 CO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-25

TOR RENT-WELL SUITED TO, AMa
Il physician or gentemens lodeing-two light FL
and Airy ROOMS, with gas and water and front en-
trance, in tire brick dwelling No. 213 east Grace
street. Apply on the premises or at corner S1ntn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-25

T7OR.RENT,o THAT LARGE, ELE-Gss
EqGANT, and CUAISfoDIoUS MANSION A:a
No. lO1 south Fifth street, With all the modern I'M
movements. and large garden attached-the resi-
Hence of HE late General Henry A. Wise. For par
ticulars, inquire onthe premises, or OF -
co an -.,... t.ilt - Post-offce Box 3d.
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AUCTION sALEs..This Day.

- by ). ID. whitehead. ss
grocery Auettoneer and Com mission Merchant
y l6l q Main street.
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y. FURHITHRE

lffi5
81 ii
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dor RENT DWELLING No. 126 Al
E west Canal street, with eight rooms; !. gas, HI
water, bath-room &c. Rent $3.50 per aiinum:
CHAFFIN, STAPLES & CO., 49,
SO 22S3s4i. ~ ilNtj.5ijt : NO.1 Tenth street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-25

TOR RENT ORSALE, THE LARGEM5s
Il and elegant new RESIDENCE, with large Asl
yartl lust completed brown stone finish containing
ffeen rooms SIX wardrobe-closets, and all modern
on Franklin street between Madison
and Monroe streets. and first house on same slde OF
FRANKLIN street above General Bradley L. Johpsons
Price very reasonable. One OF the best-bqllt ana
houses In the city. Apply tojOHN:
60 Sa.6t TRUMAN A. PARKER &, co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-25

Law VS.. CUSTOM-TAKING FEES ON BOTH SIDES
~ TRICKS OF TRADE-UTILrzING OLD COWS.
DEAD-HEAD TICKETS. ~. s. 3se.i 4"
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TRUsTEE's SALE OF Val UABLE

03i -FfIiI!3T ELT.7l 9lrustee ZOE
Re 49, It.r,fe tn Trustee for 10, ~. Turner. q
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ROUND-TRIP TICKETS to Phi'adelphia and
return, good THIRTY DAYS from date of Issue,
only TEN DOLLARS. Tickets good on day trains
and MA Shepherd only. Passengers leaving Rich.
r1ond at 8 A. III arrive in Philadelphia $50 2. H.
OF same daylight and a half hours in advance Of
any other route. -, :, tftstEt NJ
: Tickets Richmond to Baltimore on express train
trip on date OF issue, FIVE DOLLARS.
Tickets on sale ut company's offices, corner Eighth
and Broad and Eighth and Byrd streets, and at A.
W. CAREERS, S26 Main street, and Exchange Hotel
: ,;fTE57 Pr e.. A. TAYLOR,
.sel2-1m 30 General Ticket Agent.
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!. sele+eodIWAtda.
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TOR RENT, the ELEGANT STO IRE nm
H. NO.! i 2O5 Main between Twelfth and Tlhr- saQ
teenth streets; fine dry cellar and three floors above
Also rs pe the LARGE STORE NO. 5 south Twelfth
street, now occupied by BIessrs. Jones Brothers&
Co, opposite TO Messrs- A. L. Elicit Co.. dry goods
Tarchouse Possession November Sth. i...r..s- ), |
ftifiFlF 80 - = - FRANK D. HILL. -
an o2-3f ,f,ET5t non ~ I1IOS Main street.
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II ON and after 18th September tickets over York
River line Richno md TO Philadelphia and return
good for thirty days, win be sold atS7:;tss
street; Exchange Hotel, and companys oGct,
$ = ~ .Ttfi' Dr. HIT DOUGLAS,
Sc 16-1m .EFis"+ss8tI ft.,t Superintendent
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-06-01

TIE Minnesota delegation TO the Re
publican National Convention is instruc-
ted for Blaine but Alexander Ramsey
carries il in his breaches pocket, with
one exception,) and Alexander will de-
liver it wherever and whenever old 81
mon Cameron tells him 80 land Simon will
transfer them whcreye- and whenever
Grant waits them, either for Conkling
or for Grant himself.
The Republican party is one oil the
most complicated, perfect, ingenious and
powerful pieces OF mechanism ever seen
in the history OF the world AID you
might as well Introduce poodle dog i'll
to the most OF the works Of locomotive
as to stri,c to reform the Republican par
ty from within The poodle dog and the
reiormeI would both be crashed to death
together
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-06-01

he next morning, and cannot give par
ticulars. Buried John Sohenck, OF
Gankton. who had been shot eigh. miles
from Buffalo Gap. on the north side Of
the Platte, bt tweer Red Cloud aud Sid
ney, and found the body OF 7. z. Her
man. of Carlisle, Pa, who had 81 800 in
checks and S21 in greenhacks with him
The Indians lett ibis, hut stripped the
body Of everything else and run off his
stock. Took the body to Sidney, and
from there forwarded it home The mon
ey was placed in the hands of Mr.. Moore,
a citizen OF Sidney. On the 18th the m
dams attacked the miners cabin at mid
night a, Rosebud, between Custer and
Deadwood, and surprised and killed all
the occupants, literally hacking them to
pieces. there are about 1000 people
IN Custer, and l,2CO houses Nothing
Can be done on account OF Indians. II :
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-06-01

Special to the s. Loais Republican. The
scarcity of snail oh1nle here has boom. al
most y famine, al1 = new serious question
for local inaueIers The traasspseple are con-
tinuully begging ~ tie treasury Tor com, But
1T SEEMS Toe GET INTO IT'S HIDING rLAcE AS So, "
AS GIVEN ouT For week past nov the Corr
plant has been universal that ruslness cannot
be transacted for the want q; change. Treas ar
er New vii Jay the ,5ae or 2,eoe employees II
his department next month in silver coin. This
will 20 a great ways toward relieving the looa.
stringeney. bg, will probably resui. IL nothing
but :. temporary relief Members Of congress
have the practical workings Of the silver bill
brought nome to them. and j, is amusing some
times % near them discussing he question and
giving personal experiences III sntstani,aang
their arguments.
a gentleman the o.ner day threw down
two quarter dollars before US, and re-
marked with smile. you don. like the
ring OF that, | suppose" We replied
Yes. we liked il We'll enough. out il was
not ring. only The echo OF one Ii Ia
ded out Of sight Is las: as i appeared.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-06-01

Nation& hanks are orsa,irS in every Girec-
ton One failed the other 6Sy III IaCrosss.
Wis. and viii pay It's deposl:ogs ten cents on
the dollar another tailed IN Chicago few DAYS
age with deets 10 the amount of nearly NIL
lion Severa. have COP. under il New York
Who i there ;ha, woad no. prefer the faith
and credit u the United States to .he faith and
credit of any association of bankers, however
wealthy and honerst,s'- ANTI MosoroiISr
Have the hill holders o. any o. these hanks
which have failed lo>; anything IN their failure
Is no; the circulation q. every national hank
guarded ~ she iai,a aud credit Of the United
States
We arr 20: defending OF advocating the Ms
tional Bank sssterD, aa., If tbs, Is abolished
what system &c proposed vii :ake Is plaes. -
L,to'.aslG Ns-s- LsJssr.
Frank foree.s that the Dill holders
have los. nothing simply hccssss th6
Unite,i STATES S.o.si s.6sad fae .o.eS I,
was nos the stock holders OF the banks
thar protected the ao:es lit was the Ms
ton.
Why then should not the banks use
government notes Instead OF their own
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-06-01

The New York Trade Record Of last
week says
The decentralization IA dry goods continues
Following upoa the failure o. Ballou q Son, 81
Providence. and Harvey Arnold Co, OF
Moth Adams, wv nave this week two import
ant failures Ii tne Johnston mills al North adj
ans, and the Berkshire wooien mll.s al Great
harrington; Also the closing ot the Manchester
printing mills. THESE art AL very important
events, I'd indicate very unsettled condition.
Stocks are accommodating il the hands of COM
mission merchants, aud the general condition
of the trade Is one OF uncertainty. Prices Of
leading staples are unsettled, ard the conte,n-
plated sslvs al auction 10y pomeroy < P!ummef
and Wright, B.lss < taymau OF goods Of wei
known excellence and standard value arr re-
ceived rs Indications Of i condition III tue do
mestio trade quite uilheard OF III recent years
Meantime leading otber shipped to Liver
pool last week iaree 10, q American prints a
price SO ow as viii certainly net profit un-
less prices abroad s.iN iurtheg q cline
And We, there are men whQ insist taal
the wurk Of contraction mas 20 on tol
three years nole VIVA. NJ. pe le.;3
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-06-01
4 QUESTION or HISTORY.

A bright luminary has revived in St
Paul. His name is Judge Maynard. He is
a very worthy gentleman, personally but
as lar behind the age as Rip Van Wrinkle
was when he rose up from his hard bed
OF rocks after his twenty Years sleep,
and rubbed his shins and surveyed the
dilapidated remains of his old flint-rock
musket. The winds and weather. the
events and the revolutions of halfa century
have taught the Judge nothing He ex-
isis mentally and politically IL the era
of Andrew Jackson. And so. tie other
night, he exploded, in the ST.. Paul
Democratic Club, IN a speech which
would have sounded admirably when
jackson was waging war on the United
States Bank. He wanted hard money.
gold and silver; speedy resumption OF
specie payments and governor Tilden
for President
The following amusing scene occurred
in the course OF his remarks -
Upon that Judge Maynard branched off into
! an eloquent speech in favor of Mr. Tilden as
the democratic candidate for pres ident-a mar
whose integrity was spotless, and whose char
acter was even above suspicion like that 81
P0tsphor's rife
Judge Goodrich-"lt wasn't Potiphar's wife
it was Casar's!' daughter
Judge MAYNARD -''All right-l knew twas
one of 'em''
Judge Maynard evidently thought that
Potiphar and Caesar were contemporaries
and neighbors; and be doubtless De-
| lieved that both Of them assaulted the
virtue OF Joseph; and tina. Joseph repre-
sented the hard-money Democrats o
Rome in the Roman Senate.
| The joke of the thing is that neither
Mrs. Potiphar nor Mrs. Caesar ner'
above suspicion the first prosecuted :
good man most shametully and the las
was divorced by the great Roman 70
having . young man hid about her prem
ises disguised as a girl.
And Tilden's character is. as Judge
Maynard says, good deal ike that o
Mrs Potiphar We agree with th
Judge.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-06-01
nile from camp alone be los

man .oes-a mile from camp alone be los
e. his scalp.
A SKIRMIsH.
CHEYENNE Wy. May 29.-Capt.
Egan returned to Fort Laramie to-day.
Alter scouting the country from Fort
Laramie TO Custer, over the travelled
road. and returning via the agency road
on Sage Creek, he overhauled band of
600 Indians in the midst OF an attack on
HEIGHTS ox-teain, enroute for the hills,
and succeeded in driving them of, they
taking :; orthesterly direction. The
captain says they are intent on joining
Sitting Bal, Eagan says fully one
thousand young warriors have left the
two agencies a number of miners re-
turned with Egan, among whom was
Mr.. Bought,u. ex-mayor OF the city, who
reports I'll. mines TO be paying well, and
about 5000 persons in that section.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-06-01

The Indifference Of the people Of England to
education was painfully illustrated the other
day in Yorkshire village A lecturer on the
Feejee Islands offered to show the native man
ner of preparing food if any lady present
would lend him baby. Not one was offered
This is shameful Where is Prot.
Phelps? lie should SAL 1T once for \ olk-
shire and cnighten the young women
upon the merits OF his fire test" Shall
education suffer- Never Let the Pro
fessor step forward.