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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-05

TERRIBLE AND Fatal BOILER ExpI osIoN.
Cincinnati, March 2.-Tbe boiler OF Kocher
d Bakers saw-rniil, in Huntington, Ind,
exploded yesterday, killing Samuel Hall
and fatally wounding Frederick Allen,
Joseph Brown, james Collins, w. Frazer,
and John Kocher. The building was shat
tered to atoms. 49,
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THE RITFFALo LITHIA WATERS

rg,HE BUFFALO LITHLA WATERS
4 IN THE s.g- y..r
pEcuTJAR MALADIES OF WOMEN AND
! OTHER FORMS OF CHRONIC DISEASE.
Some of the most eminent medical men OF the
country pronounce these waters F..
I - "WELL-NIGH SPECIFIC" .sa e=s'
fat 800" In most Of the
PAINFUL MALADIES PECULIAR TO WOMEN!
DYSPEPSIA, sn s,4
AasE NEURALGIA, Els
= LIVER AFFECTIONS, -
81 CHRONIC DIARRHGA, /.
: 80, 4, -. 800, PARALYSIS, GOVT, u
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HAI.TIMDRE

BALTIMORE. March 3. Virginia IS, deferred. 81
consolidated, 81: sccnnd series. 371s. North Caro-
u M 6s. old II; new, 10; specia-tax, 2. BIB to-
Uay.
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COMMERCIAL
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RIcBAIoND, March 8, 1877.

OFFERINGS. e..
WIlEAT-White, 226 busheIs. Red, LOLA BUSH
els. -...... .r.-.
Constituted, 1.16s bushels. Nirsd, so BUSH
els. 49,.
: OATs-2.O7O bushels.
RYE.-12 bushels.
MEAL.-36 bushels.
CLOVER SEED.-2U bushe!s- '.E
SALES. ... r....~
WHEAT White, 40 bushels very good at $l.o5 !;
4S bushels prime at Sl5S: Is bushels very good at
S1.56: 10 bushels very goosi 1T Sl.h7; 20 bushels
common ut 75c.: 20 bushels at 81 so; 40 bushels
prime at 81 G0-total, 204 bushels. Red, $50 bueh
els very good private tcr1as; l34 bushels very
good at s1.57; 40 bushels common 1t 9l.35; AZ
bushels very good at Sl.5S; ~ bushels common at
Sl-total, 922 bushels.
CoRN-White. 464 bushels good at Soc. AZ
bushels prime at SIC; 22 bushels common at 4sc;
3O2 bushels very good At 5 lc.+Otal, S30 bushels
OATS.-192 bushels prime spring ut. $780,; 76
bushels very good 1T 37c.; SO bushels on private
terlns-totaf 8 S bushels.
RYE.-l2 bushels common at Soc.
hEAL.-36 bushels ut 62c.. .s,-,
3 RE-ENHIBITED. ......
OATs.-1,192 bushels. IS. .
CLOVER SEED.-2O bushels
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BY Telegraph.
NrtfHNy xy~fpr

SzT YoFk March sGc'ton dull sp1snds
Great Britain, l,35i bales: continent $40 bales.
Flour dull and strongly n buyers favor: sales Of
Ezra elgo ssutSe At ssso@ss5o wbeas about
better, with moderate speculative demand and good
Corn 6G &C. %
mixed: 4s4p46kc. Oats dull and heavy. Pork
g pGFta rn Stem 1gSass
steady and n fair demand; Sugar dull and lower.
Rice and m0lasses quiet. Turpentine firm at aOc.
Resin firm at sl.95@f2. Frelghts quiet. 1sfr
.. BALTIMORE. ~ ,a.s.lT
BALTIMORE, March 3.-Flour quiet and un-
changed Wheat lrmer and not qlotably higher:
eSoesy ST. SSise South:
ern corn fairly active and steady; western steady
Sou ps %t Oats sas AND ae
Unchanged. Whiskey dull at sI.io. Sugar drm.I :.
LOUISVILLE. l anhi
LorIsvILLE March s-E.our dull; extra, s6.2b
| G,S5.50: family, 1925. Wheat In fair demand;
amber, ST At red $3.50. Corn dull: white, 42c.;
mi 1ed, Acc. Rye in fair demand ut 75c. Oats dun;
1878. Bulk-meats quiet aud firm: shoulders,
size; clear rls, SIC: clear sides, s7sc. Bacon
Lard IN fir demand; fierce, iI@isc. Wbi;key
steady and unchanged. Bagging quiet.
CINCINNATI. ''
| CINCINNATI March 3-Flonr Quiet and un-
cnanso srfce' nj mn dni and
heavy at 36@4Oc. Rye dull AT 75@76c. Barley
duh and unchanged. Pork quiet, and held at
tie, 1OT1ll c. Su]k-ne,ts quiet at 5hGD6. rSH and
s4GSe- for shoulders. clear ribs, and clear sides
ribs, and clear Sides Whiskey quiet at 800
Butter dali aud dropping. Hogs quiet and firm
packing. 50 .60@85 80; receipts, 715 head; ship
ments, lP6 head. ..
ST. LOUIS. - a a
ST. Les,rS. March 3.-Flour firm and unchanged.
Wheat Irregular: No. 2 red fall, sl.44@$l45,
closing mt s1.42T bid No. 8 red fall, $1.409
81. "a, closing at 81 .39s, bid. Corn-No. mixed,
36X@37c. Oats-No. 2, 3a4@ 324c. Rye dull AMI
lower to sell ut 64c, bid. Barley quiet; No. 3
Pork Irregular and lower ut $l5@$1525, closing at
inside figures. Lard inactive; $l0.25 asked,
S9.S7k bid. Bulk-ueats dull; nothing done. Bacon
quiet and unchanged. Hogs nomiually unchanged.
Cattle aIliet and unchanged
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61HEAP FREIGHT RATEsess1sMJ
BY TILE

r.'..I=.. BY THE
PoWHlTAN LINE for RATpIMORE
AND THE WESD, . e +.
AND THE
CANTON INSIDE LINE for PHILADELPHIA.
The steamers SHIRLEY and DEFIANCE viii
WFDEESDAT :st II II. and SATURDAY at q 7.
NJ Through bliss Of lading signed 60 all CanadaaB,
northern and western points 1T low yates.
- -'-'0T.... =" Is l.. B. TATU 81, Agent. ...a
3 rs TEenty-second and Dock'streetsr.
ro.o 49,. and 913 Main street.
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: -----| .------ Flour. - -, y
Fine. 1926; supertlne, $500: extra superhne,
S7MS7.25; common family, S7.70; fancy family,
S7.75@$9. Market steady.
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JAMES RIVER sTEAMBOATs=iga
- COMPANY. EEssssssS1Ssfas

FOR NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH, BAL
TIhiORE. PHILADELPHIA,
NEW YORK,
AND ALL REGULAR LANDINGS ON THE
JAMES RIVER.
Making close connection at Norfolk Win ahe new
and elegant steamer FLORIDA for BAITl-
MORE, and steamer LADY OF THE
LAKE for WASHINGTON, ID. {.
On and after TUESDAY. September l. the fast and
elegant steamer JOHN SYLVESTER, carrying the
United States mail, will leave Richmond for the
abOye-namea points TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS,
and SATURDAYS at 81 O'Clock A. n.
Passengers by this route can view by dayilsnL All
the historical and interesting points and objects on
the james river, including DUTCH GAP tpassng
through the samc fortitcatlons, batte-helds James
town, Hampton Roads, etc. Two hours al Norlok
before departure Of Baltimore steamers. a.. oo
Fare to Norfolk and return. o9
Through tickets to Baltimore, Philadelphia, ana
New York at reduced rates. c,
Tickets for sale on steamers, at CARRIER & Co.!
Ticket Agency Main street and Exchange Hotel, ano
baggage checked through. Freight received daily LOT
BOSTON, Norfolk, aud Portsmouth, and regular land
ings on James river, from A. hl. to = Z. NJ, al
reasonable rates.
Freight for way landings must be prepaid.
L. e. TATUM, General Agent.
Office. Comnapy's wharf, Rockets: branch ONCE
at ". ID. Blair & Co.'S, No. 903 Main street.
Sc IL
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!. y. T----r -----5 .ssss ESsI ~ -.
1 re; good to prime, 22jxt. 4oc.s LGsuayrz, 22x
'os s2asj java, ssasoc. .sa11sl. ,,.,...
Cgndtss; Adnrnanii1e candles. I. eR1fsass YES
Ios. nal-boxes, 13e.: tallow. Ia y :. 8
| CaeeSs: Prime cutting, l6@16c. no. 1ne7n ND
Mes sH prime cuttin g, de-; common, l.s012cs
1" R;cs. aTa "a. lsg20e; Pineapple, 26c.
o-.,, heIrings-Ncrtn Carolina No. cut 1850 -
lf4 - N,rtS Isn s,gns 20 bas.ern gross, 831h@
| biacSerel-No s,nv Al - 1s. nsne IN mSfkef.
59.5O0810: M 49,. 90 =, IN nsfTea.
kits, $3.50 NO. q in Eita sn. Nc 70: !, u
shad in kits, a. - - 49, o. St'ov. Hsss
Lard: Prime. be<rcls and ttc,eea. 10. q, nae.
barrels. 12kal2kc. $500 ANc' IN nanT
Aotnsses: Common syr1fr,.l foarI..6ss os1 -
tiarceS. 20c: barrels. Soc genuine rnIse1s sy,y,,
GO6q81c- q gallon: Cuba and Nuc,oya,sn soeskncs?
Porto Rico 6e@85c.; New Orleans, prime SS ST6c
from store, &I75. e;rm,na a1,,, mha1 u Si.su
lots, rom wharf, $l.10@Sl.1l; from store Al an
9Si.z1 p SACK: ~ - x
,SagdT: Crusned, l217c.: powdered. Ike: Rran-
uisted, i13c.: a: 11Ae.: u. liz: extraC. Ike.
geeiioH, o1ueg IU1c.. cut LOAF. 12k@1t3c.; Porto
S,1,, commnn "a ~. NJ go ;~, 80, q
toilet, I5@2Oc.; and fancy prices; countrS. IaSc,'
Teas: Black, S5c.@S1.-thc last prir,e article.
mperfal, &1.I0@$1.S0; gunpowder, $l.4SMl.7k
for strictly choice. evg 81 .es,a Z.
t.:rs Licorfce.
a-,o Doo f,rE -. d " no.
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Louisiana.

GRANT CANCELS ALL ORDERS FOR THE PREsER-
WALTON OF STATUS QUO, AND DECLARES THAT
THE PEOPLE OF LOUISIANA ARE AS FREE IN
THEIR AFFAIRS FROM FEDERAL INTERfER-
ENCE AS ANY OTHER STATE.
WASHINGTON, March 3.-The following
dispatch has been sent to Governor Nichols:
"To General f. 7. Nichols, Neao Orleans:
"The President says he sent dispatch
to Packard on Thursday notifying him that
troops could no longer be employed to up
hold either claimant, and that he does not
believe that Packard would attempt any
offensive operations. The President sent
the dispatch so that he might have time to
retire his pretensions il disposed.
"The President says instructions have
been issued which cancel ali orders for the
preservation of the status quo, and that
neither YOU nor Packard are bound to OBJ
serve it; that he means the people OF LOUIS
lana are as free in their affairs from Federal
interference as the people OF Connecticut,
and that there will be no disposition to inter-
fere with them any more than with the peo-
Dle OF New York.
"The President concurs with us that you
Immediately issue o proclamation urging
protection, amnesty, and peace. Being
asked if posse executing process OF
Nicholls's court would be interfered with
by the military, he replied, mo more than
in any other State Being asked il
Nicholls's officers should take possession OF
the offices in the State without mob violence
would there be any military interference, he
replied that there would be none; that the
military would only be used, as it had been
once in New York, and wotii1 be in my OF
the States, to overcome mobs too formidable
for the civil power OF State authorities.
eve have submitted the foregoing dis
patch OF yesterday tothe President, who has
reyised.it with his own hand, ndauthorizes
us to state that in its present form it is abso-
luteIy correct. [Signed] yer tIe.F@
:. I" e. A. BURKE, Z
ssR. L. GIBSON, q. i,
80 . e. j. ELLIS, ~ - tit|ts
= sc WILLIAM Nj. LEVY" 4
THE sTATE.HOUsE BARRICADEs STRENGTHEN
ED-PAcKARD LAYING IN RATIoSs FOR A
sIEGE-NICHoLLs's LAST PROCLAMATION. !
NEW ORLEANS March 3.-The barricades
in the State-House have been strengthened
and fifteen days. rations taken In. Governor
Nichols issues q congratuiatoryl proclama-
ton, and urges the continuance OF good pc
havior. He says: -.
ain the future history Of our State let us
recognize and respect the tact tnat an
classes and race distinctions before the law
are and shall remain abolished; let us nom
estly accord each citizen without any dls,
tinction the tull measure OF his rights ana
equal benefit and protection OF the law 70
the end that all, under the blessings OF doo,
may contribute to bring about an era OF
good feeling, peace, and prosperity" S I.
| NEW ORLEANS QUIET-THE MILITARY ASKING
FOR FURTHER INSTRUCTIONS. "a
I! NEW ORLEANS. March 3.-The city re-
,,,s ms, quiet: Its understood that the mill
! .in authorities here have ask for further
i LAY, .tions to make their duties clear M
!hs.iM recent order covered by the tele'
ael :. ta s.a N the President to Packard"
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DHILADELPHIA, RICH <GEgsss

DHILA DELPH IA, RICH N%FES
L MOND.. AND NORFOLK STEAM,ssss = ssss
SHIP LINE.-FOa PHILADELPHIA .PROyI-
DENCE. BUST0N- AND ALL NEW ENGLAND
STATES, Three TIsfEs WEEK.-Unul further
notice the steamers Of this line will make t-WeeEy
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, and Richmond
every TUESDAY, FTsIDAY, and SATURDAY, com
railroad for Boston, and by Fall River lire for
the same city utr Cape Cod, landing at Old Colony
o'p"'' '" w p. PORTER, Agent
'.. 2a2J Dock street. Richmond.
WEELiaM Z. CLy DE & CO.. 'a
General Agents..
No. - se,r,h Wharves, Philadelphia
ID. u. G.. MINK, Agents.
,ny17 No, % Dcvonshre street. Boston.
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RICHMOND Observation-Disclosures.

SATURDAY, March 3, 1877.
The breaks to-day comprised rs hogsheads and
tierces The offerings at auction on Change were
81 packages Of which number 26 were taken In,
and the remainder sold ~ prices ranging from
90 so to S34.50. .....-..
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NLD DCsMLNION STEAMSHIP e&FFS
~ COMPANY. usszzz2a6
FOR NEW YORK.

This company VIII dispatch one OF their splendid
steamers-OEI5' DOMINION. WYANOkE, IS,fRS
BELL, and RiCHMONTeevery TUESDAY. FRI
DAY. and SUNDAY at high water.
These ships are entirely new, and were uui!o en-
pressy fer this nonte.
rooms.
The fare, accommodations, and attentions sre ua-
surpassed.
Goods shippad by this line are landed regularly at
New York on the company's covered pier, 81 North
river.
FreIghts for points beyond New York forwarded
with dispatch and no charge made except actual e1-
penses incurred.
Freight received until p. NJ. daily.
Cabin fare TO New York, Sl2; roInd-trip tis1ssts,
$50. Steera2e, Sc and SO.
b. For further information apply TO
GEORGE ". ALLEN j. CO., Agents,
nv o Office Conipanv's wharves, Rockets.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
A resolution that the investigation COM
mittees be discharged from further consid-
Grafton OF the matters committed to them,
and that persons held for contempt be dis
charged, was adopted.
The members of the Louisiana Return
ing Board have been released from custody.
The Speaker has discretion about certifying
them to the Criminal Court.
It is in the discretion OF the Speaker to
certify the contumacious witnesses to the
Criminal Court.
The conference report on various appro-
priations bills was made and agreed to.
In the legislative bill all points in dispute
were compromised except as to the Presl-
dents salary. The House voted to Insist on
areduction to $4,000. :s's.-5.'ar:. AsE:4
. In the post-ofiee appropriation bill all
points in dispute were settled except US 70
the railroad-car facilities, and on that point
n new conference was ordered. The Dill
revives the ranking privilege as to all pub
lie doeuments-printed matter-by order
OF Congress. =
A resolution was reported by Mr.. knott,
OF Kentucky, and adopted by strict party
vote-137 to SS-declaring that Tilden had
received 1873 votes OF duly qualified electors,
and was thereby duly elected President,
and that, in the opinion Of the House, Hen
bricks having received the like number OF
electoral votes was thereby duly elected
Vice-President - ~. a .i..,.-........ =, ,..
Pecass to q O'Clock for caucus. e =. :
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.

L'OR NEW YORK.-The Old NFEsS
Il Dominion Steamship Company stsaAsakEsS
steamship OLD DOMINION Captain WALKER, will
sail TUESDAY, March 9Th. II s O'Clock A. VI.
Freight received NATL o'ct5ck Monday evening.
Through bills OF ladng signed and goods for
wardcd with dispatch TO All points north, south,
asfst, and west; also, to- foreign ports.
Passenger acconno 'lat ions unsurpassed.
Cabin fare to New York, S12; rsaInd-trip tickets.
$50. Storage, &c and sS.
For freight or PASSAGE apply to 1885,.
G. W. ALLEN & CO., Agents.
mF6-2t Company's Wharf. Rockets.
EOR PHILADELPHIA RO- INss
It VIDENCE. AND BOST o N-1Aasssssasa
Seamev ALLIANCE, Captain CARE will receive
freight sor the above ports ntil TUESDAY the 9th
Instant nc 10 O'Clock. ....
Passage to Philadelphia, Including meas ami state
'0oA'''0' w. i. PORTER, Agent.
NH 5-2t 1925 Dock street.
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Associated Press reports by telegraph 10 the Dis
IT. .sl,e,T5i,q ny patch.I
DEMOCRATIC ADDRESS TO THE COUNTRY. -, -
The Democratic caucus held in the ball
OF the House OF Representatives this after
noon adopted an address to the country
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p,.o,, sbou,ders. &c.: clear ribaldes. l0h@ Ne.
pSssaS Virginia shoulders. a
sina hog.rnapd. i3c.: Virginia bans lass9 1899
13c.. small 14@l5e.; spgar ssaH HANS SSci
BHeists: Paintea, two hoops, "a 9shree asop4'
RToo,ns: Two strings, $1.75@&a; three strings,
S3ta$3.5O -four strings, S. ae9B4.oN. 49,, o,nA
tore. Rio-C0mnion, 2okGa1csi fair, a17aSp
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-12-01
$500 Reward!

Whereas, v. F. Wyman was murdered
in COmanche county. Kansas. on or about
tho 9th day of October, 1877. and whereas
Dan. Henson. alias Cherokee Dan" is
known to be tho perperrst0r Of said crime.
and 10 now at large and fugitive from
justice: Now. therefore. 1, Geo. T. An.
thony, Governor Of the State Of Kansas.
BY virtue of the authority IN me vested BY
law. do offer Q reward of five hundred dol
lars for tho arrest and conviction of the
said Dan Henson, alias Cherokee Dam
Of tho orimo above chai god.
In Testimony whereof I have hero
unto set my hand. and caused 70
by AIMED the great seal of the
State, 1t Topeka. Kansas, this ed
day of November, 1877.
By the Governor: GEO. T. ANTHONY.
THOs- H. CAvANAUGH.
Secretary Of State.
The particulars ofthe murder committed
by Henson wero published in the TINES i'm.
mediately after the tragedy occurred. and
our readers will be glad 70 learn thss the
Governor u using the means in his power
to help bring the rufians of tho border to
justice. As
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-12-01
Musings by . Visiting Typo.

Reminiscence. This paragraph 10 put in
typo by old and stifened fingers, and its
lines - justified beneath an impaired WIS.,
ion. Twenty years sgo-aias how brief.
how swift. their flight. q reflected from
this near world Of - period and space
spread out before me. Men have changed,
and timss. Nations and empires have aris-
On. and have totterod TO their fall, since
these old orbs have dimmed, and once deft
fingers have nearly forgotten their ''cun-
ming" But thou. old Art. - "a eservative
of all art"-my boyish Joy and love! age
dims not thy lustre. nor impairs thy pow
en-. Since ! left thee. life's dream has
sped on. how strange how weird thysslf
its only record. and interpreter. Truest
and most faithful harbinaer Of the Times
long wills thou live. to chronicle the ases
- they roll. when the lordly bison shali
cease to switch bis humble ''narative'
sdown the lovely valcs of the mighty Ar
kansas. and after the last resounding note
Of the Sarstegas" gaysome fiddle has
broken Wild upon the broad. palatial ave-
MUGS of Dodge. Fare thee well. old Art |!
. long and last farewell! Amidst an en-.
forced retirement to ether a. green fields
and pastures new" still wilt thou DO cher
ished amidst many sunniest memories. nor
ser Be edaced BY tocsin alarm of tho fes-
tive lcng-horn. or the grounding grunt Of
tho ferocious porcine quadruped. which
shah wander adown the Arkansas valley,
and now alas my base-r hope and trust,
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-12-01

From private letter from Camp Supply
We learn that 500 Pawnee Indians are en-
ramped near there. They are out on q
hunt, and are guarded by an escort of u.
S. Troops. Supply was visited by terri
bic rain storm on the 25,h u,t
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-12-01
LOVES LAMENT, Oh WHAT
SHALL I %
BIZ PRICKLY PEAR.

CANTOH.
"Awsy. vile cur e" Sir Romeo cried,
With brace OF pistols at his side,
His color redish, tinged with white,
His gray eyes fierce, with angered Light.
And SO venomous was his gaze.
The beholders stood filed with amaze.
Nor could they think what next would come.
He gave quick, sharp. eager hum.
Then bounded forward with tragic stride,
Saying, "The one who wrote them lines he lied.
And il knew I'd shoot him dead
Give him . dose OF cold, cold lead"
What is he mad 6 o yes. indeed.
Straight jacket him, for sure he need
Protection in his sad, sad lot
The loye-sick, whining idiot
With sullen thoughts did he then writs
A challenge to Simp, him to light,
And appointed the time and hour
To meet him in the willow bower,
But when the hour was up they say
The love-sick Romeo was away.
Well moving the odds 'twixt foot and hsne.
His pluck would not his wrath endorse.
So. like . coward, then and there
Retracted all his words with care,
And then sat down and wrote letter,
Piedging her that he'd do better
II she would only take him bssk
And give that drunken simp the SACK
That will ever faithful be
II you drop Simp and take up me-
Go bag your head. the fair one said.
An idiot cannot wed
Though Simp may drink and drunken grow.
He's brains, which you have not, you know.
And il he drinks, why, 20 do you,
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-12-01

LkAvxSwoRrH, Nov. 26.-The Nezporces
Indians captured by Gen. Miles, including
Chief Joseph. arrived here last evening
and were placed in the military prison at
Fort LeavenwOrtb, where they will be
kept until . reservation in Indian Terri.
tory 10 provided for thcm.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-12-01
Prickly Pears From Old Cactus.
y lconcluded.I

fConcluded.l
......... Well, after pouring
ont his whole soul in q liquidated stream,
like lava from Etna's burning crater, and
for fear the precious missivo would mis-
c.rrv debvered il in person. But Alas! the
ebonv object of bis desires lalthouRh she
Ia. svaIioved Webster. Johnsou. Woos-
tar and NOR Murray) did not digest. and
Animated in her nonability to decipher
thu tventv-nx Arabic hieroelyphics.
thinking abe had a GOOD thing. IA letter
from n white man, she took it to her mis-
tr... 20 read for her. As luck would have
Il. her mistress chan ced TO have compauy
ss tea. and the letter, in scarcely readable
CHR oeraphy, was referred to q committee
Of the whole, among whom was the lady
md Reatlemen with v hom the aforesaid
author of the letter WA employed. It
wa .lsid on the table - unfinished bust
poss. and rs there was no augmentation
required. the letter WA paced without
division 70 tho aIlevisted voulS b. Dom
Jusu. by the mistress of tho house for
which he works. and again laid on the
t.bIe ~ and IL !, nov supposed that this
..billn has bsen pieeop-holed. Since then
TIA vonno mana had h.s not ham ssep.
n. II no.z;h,. that ba Ia. "h.,eady III
M, Soph;a Thomaa thu renovnad "a
tarcr to p,e.sure,s allurementa. saye one
AZ her celebrated social hons on Monday
evening last. which knocked into n cooked
hat anything that has as vet been attend
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Settle.

Mr.. N. Collar wants everybody to come
and sottle up their accounts or the said
accounts will be placed n tho hands Of
Mr.. w. N. Aorphey for collection.
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THE TINES JOB OFFICE

rs NOW PREPARED To PRINT ALL KINDS
ofposters. cards, letter heads, bill heads,
shipping tags, envelope cards. circulars and
blanks, in the latest aud most attractive style
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Monday the celebrated bilhardist Abby
engagd Roman, the champion Of Dodge. IN
a game of l, 900 points-Ronan receiving o
double discount. Abby won.-Hayes Sem
tluel.
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YOUNG MEN

ID Iowa, on the Mississippi. Nineseensh
year. About sixty dollars pay all expenses for
membership, board and Stationery. Bookkeep-
surveyors and teachers thoroughly lifted Rail-
road fare reduced. Good situations. No vscS
tiOns. Don't fsil " sddrssa Prof.. Miller
ksokuk, Iowa.