davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1877-03-19

sic @rano Dut9es." Sic
9e,ren Sapenport q Morris. in Der II.
@traBc, baben einen &autabat Su pers
fanfsn, nnter Dem Namen nSbe Grano
Gutdes," welder elm seiu9ter Artifel
fir Geinl9meder 1T. Sober pel9er Den
Sabat einmal ueriu6t, wiinl6t feinen
anoern, oesbalb MAIDEN mir unlere So,
b%atsbdnoler oarauf aufmsrfiam.
, 1877-03-19

Gteaern. SIN Der Iebtcn Wo9e
,pMroen i'm 3ten Diliritt BON Wirsinia
folgenoe @ummen fir Steuern einge=
nommen Montag, $13,341.14; 9iens
flag, $6,7O3.65; Mittpo6, $S,O65.=
Sc; 9onneritas, $14.9S1.26; 6reitas,
$9,6l2.45; Sonnabcn0, $11,340.l6
SIN @ansen. 1854, O44.2 2
, 1877-03-19
SerIan0f.

3pei brapc ocutId)e Sungcn i'm gltcr
bon "A bis II Sabren finoeu o%aucrnoe
yelddfti9uag in Der litboarupbiidca au-
ltalt uno 9ruferei bon
o. Worgcnrctb.
So. 1909 Niain Strn1e.
, 1877-03-19

DR.. 6. g. Soofe, 12o 9erineton aoe.
Cor. 6, Este Ctr, Stem Dorf, alS unab>
bdnsiser arS, bebaltclt a1e @rten 6 + 70 rs
tfder &ran fDetten, u,lo en1pfdn9t
Sriefe aus alien Sbeilea Der cipiliiirten
@elt.
9rrG Die ori9inelle BeiIe in Der Mus.
iiburg ieiner mebistnii del Yraris
beballoelter Sablreid)e 4~atientcn in europa,
8eft.Snbten, CANADA ul1b in iebem
Staate Der geret1igtcn @tautcn.
8ritfli9e GonIrltatiuneu rHentaeltlid.
&eber Winera!ien nod iddblide 9fan,en
gebraudt. Seinabe 10000 Batierten tu1r.
ben IN ben lctten 20 Sa5ren ~bebanbelt.
Sober SAT- piro ein5eln ior9faltig resiitrirt
oh brief!i6 ooer perl0nlid, Oh Don benz Doctor
islbit ober ieincn SiiIi5dr3teu. 9ettere fur
ale miIieniaaftli9 s%ebiloete Mebi;iner,
AGe Yattemtcn, 1pef6e emtferst 1uo6nem,
erbalten eine al1sfibrli9e Tra9cliie franco
per Poff poer i'm Sauis Sin 81 ntdnbiges
fpiematiides Gintrasen in ben Bidern,
nerbinSert Tebler ODER Srrtbamer. Die
BuAer ,uerben INIT bon ben angefellten
Gerstem se5ffnet.
&egen Sra9elife ODER anbertpeitiae Con.
taltationen aorefIire man tpie folst:
Dr. z. B. FOOTE,
M.
, 1877-03-19

@olo idIob uorseliern Mtittay III Seen
Dorf nit 104s.
, 1877-03-19
Gbeiapeafe unb Sbio Gilenbabn

gbeaSeafe pnb Gtip @ifenbabn,1
gafdgier-D eparteren
Mifmpnb, Wd, 1. 0sember. 1876.
Nn unn mud benz 3. 9esember, 1876,
fabten bic Yalaa sr- s3iiae. tle f0Ial
, 1877-03-19
Di&'s iQufrirte preis-C iff.

Jauf,is Settsn-30O @bbtlbunaen init 9eiMr.,h,ro
Gauieneer her befeu 9tumen unb s mrf,n omgf hsr pa MrSs
g. une Die @rt uns gDeife ~bieielten su madGenWMasss
LTD 9ebruft. :" S"s-
@erelfre: Sames Did, @cGefer, N..g.
, 1877-03-19
Ntd's
Dlnmir- nn0 Wami(e.W arten

1T has praG.spafe gDert fstner @rt In Der gpelt. Gs-
entba't nabe an $50 Seiten. Sunterte rstusr @bttIbun
eesei@aet une cplprirt ppn Natur. yreis So Gents in
gapier; si.OO tn ~elesantes 9siapaab. Sn Dsutlt anb
@aeltiG sebrudt.
abreiiire: Sames Did. Np9eaer, 81. q.
, 1877-03-19
a!dmaaO esufr Alarm-G elrarapb,

Y. y. Ban 0en, q. M.N
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1877-06-28
NEVER KNOCK UNDER.

No, never! Always rally your
forces for another and more desperate
assault, upon adversely. If calumny
assals you, and the world--as it is
apt to do in such cases-takes part
with your traducers, don't turn
moody and misanthropic, or worse
still, seek to drown your unhappiness
in dissipation. Bide your time. Dis
prove the slander if you can; if not,
liveit down. If poverty comes upon
Won like thief at night, what then
Let it rouse you as the presence ofthe
real thief would do, to energetic ac.
ton. No matter how. deeply you
may have got into hot water-always
provided you did not help the father
of lies to heat it--your case, if yor
are of the right kind of stuff, is no
desperate, nor is it in accord will
the divine order and sweep of thing
that life sould have no difficultie
which ana honest, determined maj
with heavens help, cannot surmount
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1877-06-28
MODERATE DRINKING.

The Colonel was warming his
coat-tails by the stove in a prominent
Main street saloon. His nose bore
evidence of successful culture, and
,glowed with that rich ruby hue which
only a steady and prolonged. d.work-
ship at the shrine of Bacchus can
produce to perfection. There was q
" dry" look about the corners of his
mouth, which was readily noticed by
sympathiZing bar-keeper who good
naturedly asked the Colonel if he
would not like little stimulant.
Certainly, certainly SIR replied the
Colonel promptly, as he briskly step
ped UP to the bar. Pouring tum-
bier level full of the fluid he tossed it
off, and rs soon as he could regain
his breath he assumed deprecatory
tone and thus adressed the barkeeper:
''This, sir, is my sixty-fourth drink
to-day. must put on the brakes, or
the first thing l know / shall degener-
ate into excess. Moderation, sir,
moderation, the grand secret of
health, has been the rule of my life.
If had but one more drink at this
moment Richard would be himself
again" The subsequent remarks Of
the bar-keeper indicated that, for all
he cared, Richard might remain i'm
personal till the day of Judgment
Austin Reveille.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1877-06-28

The hangman. was busy enough in
Pennsylvania last Thursday. Eleven
executions occurred-six at Potts
vile, four at Kauch Chunk and one
at Wilkesbarre. OF the felons ten
were members of the secret society
known as the Molly Muguires, which
has had a large membership in the
coal-mining regions of Pennsylvania.
The whole country is familiar with
the nature Of the shocking murders of
which the men executed yesterday
were guilty. 1t is hoped the force
of this fearful lesson of the laws
severity will avail for the good of
public morals.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1877-06-28
THAT BIG FROG.

1t was remembered afterwards that
he had sneaking, low-down look,
and the boys were sorry that they
didn't arrest him as the Nathan mur-
derer. He.called at the Ninth Avenue
Station and asked if they had an
aquarium there, and if they didn't
want a Lake St. Clair frog to put in
it, and he added: #.....
''Gentlemen, it is a frog which /
caught myself, and he really ought TO
be on exhibition. / never saw a frog
of his size before"
GLOW large is it p inquired SER
geant, instinctiyely glancing toward
the top of the coal stove. .
! ''Gentlelnen, hate to give you the
figures, because I'm stranger" re-
piled the man.
''There's some old whoppers up in
7 the lake." put in one Of the relief
squad. 1--we seen 'em as big as q
stove-cover, and even bigger "a.
"Well, some one ought to have
this frog who can feed him up well,''
said the stranger. II amt much on
natural science, and I've seen about
all there is to see, but this frog
great heavens. Some man ought to
take him round the country!"
Chow did you catch him - asked
the captain.
"Run him down with tug and
threw a tisL-net oycrhim.'
"And he's monster, ell -
"a monster Well, / don't want
TO give you dimensions. Three re-
pOrters were at my house last night
to get his length over all, breadth of
beam and carrying capacity, but 1
wouldn't let them in. don't care for
the glory of the capture, but simply
desire the advancement Of the general
interests of the State
'.Pve heard sailors tell of seeing
frogs up there as large as a nail-keg,
but l thought they were lying" OBJ
served the sergeant.
mail kcg, Why, dye suppose
I'd come around here with q frog
which you could put into a nail-keg,"
Il suppose he'd 90 into barrel"
trcmblingly remarked the sergeant.
"Gentlemen, you may have sailed
across Lake st. Clair coldly re-
piled the stranger, ''but its plain to
me that you never showed boat
through the marshes. Would 1 fool
away time on n frog no larger than
barrel! Would a tug-b boat chase such
u frog"
Il shouldn't be bit surprised if
this frog was as large as hogshead.
'''" "a ,'iH no@gncan. 'yGGe 'yGEGehtihlsman, thlsii see
that you don't care for this frog, you
are willing that I should ship it away
to some other town. Goodbye,
gentleman.
Hold on" called the captain,
holding out his last cigar. 1--WE be-
lievc you, ofcourse. IT, you said this
frog was rs large rs 4 wagOn-boX L
should believe you, for I've seen 'em
up there fully as large as that. Please
give us the dimensions of that frog"
The man lit his cigar, took pill
box from his vest pocket, and shaking
out frog not over three days trans
formed from a pollywog he quietly
observed.
"Gentlemen, get out your tape
lines.'
When they rose up he had vanished.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1877-06-28

Mr.. Beecher says he used TO pray Q
seven times day, but he has got over = 81
it. ''This," he says, s'rnight be z I
good spiritual diet for some, but not
for me.''
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-26

"Do you regard Mr. Wiswall rs proper
person To- have the mnulrcntnt of Huv great
lhuritahe ORGANIZATION such as the st. JOhu :
Uuilhy' the /. porter asked.
" do not. consider him decidedly an i'm
proper person -uid DR.. Dix.
" Aud Nou " luld not Npinmrnl any chnrita-
pie person 10 leave large hDuu,-t to the 81.
Iohn's Guild Will 1t il under tho manage
81 Mr.. Wi-wHllf'
DECIDEDLY mot. 10 not know anything "
hc Guild t. 10 j. now. from usr~Nua yuu wl'd-r.
but from what hive heard ] .. gari its-u very
mischicyous Institution. tho result ni th" opera
hons Of which is likely 10 bc the increase Of
paubpri-m.
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TWICE YOUNG.

Standing before her mirror. The mature woman ncics
with sigh that the rosy freshness OF her eirhood has
departed But the loss Is not irrcpnrabe. with
"LAfRDs BLOOM OF YOUTH" she can restore TO her
faded faith its early charm Time cannot be compelled
to rctrograde but the he has stolen in his
progress be replaced by the OF this matches
boautncr The complexion developed by tho "Bloom Of
Youth" may challenge the closest scrutiny. It is the
counterpart OF natures perfect work exquisite col
orst For sale by all druggists
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61lunifo---ftmalts.


WANTED $50 operators on wheeler 4 wilson and
w Domestic machines on ohildrcn's suits II Worth st
NVANTED-2o operators on custom and shop pants,
w basters. 70 nnishers 10i Bayard st, top floor
WANTED girl for general housework; good
w washer and ironcr; reference. 66 Bowery.
NVANTED-A gir about 10 to dc homework in a
w small private family Apply atSi Oliver st
WANTED Fiu-hcrs and ha .iers on coats and girls
w To lonrn 81 johnson nv, Nillamshurgh
WANTED Operators on ladies' linen wear; come
w ready tor work 10 Ridge st, first floor
WANTED Experienced hand. on ircc crowns; also
w girls tn learn, nj Wooster st.. up stairs
NIANrED-AnE English girl to dsrencral homework
w in small ianily Inquire at4 ~ aN
W%c,ca' RAPE sEiTi wcrs., q waikcr.t '''' ~
WANTED few good fringe knotterA Amply 10
w JOHN I. CAMP CO.. 10 Mercerst
WANTED operators on Singer machine Tor
w ladies' suits ~ clinton st.. ist floor
VVANTEU-A hrstciass tailoress on ine shop pan.
w falcons. at 327 East 18th IT., "a bell
VVANTrD-A small. smart good sober woman as
w cook in lunch room ~ Liberty
WANTED-opcrators hasers and fnishers on
w shop coats 49, Az D.. frat noor
NVANTED-A young girl to assist in Homework
w Apr, al 257 Spring It, bakery
WANTED Ten shirt ironcrs at iss aud 100 West
w Houston IT.
WANTED-cigarcttc makers, girls preferred $40
WANTED-smallg girls to cut edgings Al Worth st
XouNG girls can obtain situations free, lclsns.api
meals AT Gee ,nch ~ the Girls LODGING House - st
Marks place 18th IT, under o Cmldren's Aid So
cicyl Also. tree instruction sewing machines from
too daily TO all who may apply and dressmikins taught
gfatu.tou'ly
> SPLENDID whcccr& wilson sewing machines
- nall cabinet i good order with a attachments. tuck
err rolcr- &C. only s2n at 5li East Ssh It, near Az A.
> OPERATORS, 3 buster. and nni-hcrs on custom
- ami Shop pants at 1913 Chatham It, corner vi diver
second floor
IN FIHSr-CLtSs operators custom shirts 3
~ Front Il, Brooklyn.
TX OPERATORS, hasicrs. nni nnish,r. ON coats
~ 40 9th St, between Avs and d. top hoor Gail all
the week.
CSNEVy SHIRT ironcrs and nvc learner rs on calico
80 shirts Apply n'l this ~ ok at lp' Thompson It
IN OpEn trORs and i,si.g- on alpaca linen AMI
wv uanH DHlt-. ~ and ont nf thc house, white vest
hnnit AFi West -ith st.. second lott
SD ENrERiENCED Operators on linen suit.
last ftll It.
Sn ExpEYirN,TD ilui. for nni.hn- wor.icl
~ .i.e-, ANA 'oior niis.ns uos A. : ELLISON. AZ
walker It.
Sn IikUNFHS on NV shirts
wv join DAVIES 60, "a West 27l IT
IOo EXPEHIENCED OUTSIDE haul. on hnc
wv tu' k' skirts extra prices Co good hands, and
ADAMS, ieiAvA
OnO UNNEs-o Operator. on SINGER sewing machine
-VV AMI iH-i'rs. nll on coats 1913 sta IT.
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-. year roni nr If'f..or. ,ai. r... N.n sNlN -ll
Awtrk. We lHN FIRST ... .ir' ..r Iil. tO no., f.r
machnr. nac-...- .0liiA-ct. r- L4.tHI Do. opposite
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ptysonrl N1iitts.

~ ENEuY 10 MERCURY AND ITS
y MtIrr lrIftI brown
liHCIuHft llr u ii'A.- tn Slfn surc and speedy.
lt ~ Illla. i,l.. Fr .rs ~ Irr box
h-ht ralrill flH-N for Weirs mcdionc.
+Nnlnf1 SPECIALITY. 4 JACQi rs, " ID a. East pil Il,
,nrnotiWay, sew York. Oico hours, ~ TIL =. ami
tNr f. ~
NERVOUS ENUtIsTTON.-A mcdIch 10y
rNnir.lug ~fr.s ri lectures fclyr red ~ lhn,
Ni. fu NlafnntN, NtY YORK. ou the ctus' nni tgrr 4
lf.ulflfe i.ciiur, showing .n-puuhy how lost hrl1
uuN D lt-t.ueA tiOrns clear aynnpa~ oi Che iup 1.
'ut- 90 fla-c and tnr treatment u uor,oI- iui
physical d iAtN h'ins tr result uf ~ year. ~ y
,nrr ffirn - MIS- Address the author. DR. 7. T.
X AIN, pl lnl -idouH.. 81 East 10Th st. N.w YORK
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ADVERTISING RATES.
ordinary Advertising ger lime ......,,,...... so 30
NlfNfri CHARGE Cor DIf. cor Al -ulaYcl type.
CUISINES, N.H-, 'l r'.'t per- irct. .....-...... -
? Iin- Notices. ~ lt.r, fnr H.............. 40
% fs Nf... 800 Ht.t. ifr Iiut .............. 90
Atui4Ht ifi. .ii lH-r per ilur .......... Oh
0I.- lHf4nn. Itl.t O.r Irt uail. -i.OOa wear
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-05

he claimed that they will cafry four out OF
the ak districts In the county, which leaves
the debt-payers two districts and the two
city wards. An active debt-payer, who 10
lust in from the county canvass, says the
debt-payers will carry four out OF the SIX
county districts, and the city OF course.
These are about the two most likely to De
wei-informed men in the canvass, so you
NAV make your choice. II adinster Is
right, the chances are in their favor; II
debt-payer Is right. he has got dead-sure
thing OF 1t.
The Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Com
pany lost about $1,000 Wednesday after
noon by four coal-cars and one loaded with
wheat jumping the track and going down
an embankment near the foot OF New street.
Mr.. Joshua p. McCook, Of Richmond, has
taken charge OF the Staunton IRON orks
as superintendent.
Colonel ii. ]. Williams, candidate for
the Legislature, lost three calves struck by
lightning on his farm one night last week.
Stanton will get $500 less from the Pea
body school fund this year than last. This is
caused by the depreciation OF the value OF
the securities which constitute the fund.
The beautiful place known as "Oaken-
wold,' on the northern edge Of the city, the
residence of Mr.. William Frazier, was sold
Mt auction yesterday. II was divided in
lots. and the main portion, containing the
residence, was bought by Mr.. Isaac WITT
for $40, 600. . PENN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-05
STAUNTON.

ACTIVITY ~ AUGUSTA wORKS-RiCIIMOND HOS
PITALlTY-EErORrs FROM THE CONTENDING
POLITICAL rARTIES-PERSOSAL -STOCK
KILLED 81 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SCHOOL
FrSD-SALE OF 4 RESIDENCE, &C.
Correspondence Of the Richmond D-patch.l
NOVEMBER >, 1877.
In the Circuit Court yesterday Judge
Mclaughlin confirmed the sale of the Eliza
bethel urnace property TO the Eureka Com
pany, Of which | wrote you. The new
owners have already set some twenty men
ut work at the mines. | hear that the sale
OF the EStaline furnace was prematurcy
announced. though parties are now negoti-
a'inS for 1t. Speaking OF Augusta re-
sources, reminds he that the proprietors OF
The Craigsyille marble-quarry have just re-
cciyed large orders for marble from New
York and Cincinnati.
AS you Richmond people are Just emerg-
ing from grand reception | will remind
you OF some Richmond hospitality twenty
Years ago. Judge Shetfev, who has just re-
turned from the Episcopal General Conven-
lion at Boston, OF which he was Il member,
tells me the members were enthusiastic over
their reception, which they said exceeded
any since the famous reception OF the Con-
Fcnti0n ut its session in Richmond In 1859.
The members seemed to date al their re-
collections Of grand hospitality from that
one in Richmond.
Our political situation is unchanged
Taking with prominent adinster to-day
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DANVILLE.
ICorrc>pon1cnce Of the Richmond Dispa'ch.'

ICurrc>ron!cnce Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
NOVEMBER 8, 1877.
Mr.. W. +. Watson. commissioner OF the
revenue, informs me that the tax collected
from the Motleit registers for last month
amounted 10 Sl.455.91. There are in the
CITY twcnty-nnc registers for alcoholic
liqlorS. and eleven for malt liquors. The
largest amount paid in by any one house
was Sl4l4n. the smallest S19.16. But it
vii! be hardly fair TO expect the monthly
average the wear round to be as large as the
October collections; for while Barnum's
show was here many Il half-blt, as friend
Tatum saws, was p;uu IN by the people from
h.vond the border.
II i announced that Professor Edmund
Harrison. of Richmond College, will preach
in the Baptist church tomorrow, morning
And evening Mr.. Holmes is now on visit
10 his father, in southampton county. 1t Is
also announced that Rev. Father JanSsens,
administrator OF the diocese OF Richmond
and North Carolina. will otticiate at holy
HIS, in Masonic Hall tomorrow morning,
and lecture tomorrow evening on the
"Ciaims OF the Catholic Church."
Last Tuesday night the stables Of MIR. r.
W. Hubbard. near Mount Airy in this
county, were burned down, and with them
n lot OF tobacco and forage was destroyed.
| he nDFStS were saNtu. L tlSl Nlt"H, d
colorcd man. is accused Of setting the sta
hlcs on fire, and has been lodged in Jail at
Chatham.
Two more candidates have been an
nounccd for the House OF Delegates, and
the number is now tWcnty-onc. Warwick
Reed, colorcd man. and one OF the leaders
o! the colcred people, who has attended
scycral OF the meetings for discussion, has
published Il card stating that the Republic
cans would have no candidate In the field.
Information was received here last We'd
ncslsy that tir. i. Il. Whittlc, very tall
cntcd young lawyer OF Henry county, died
at Martinsvic on the 18th ultimO, OF con-
sumption. Mr.. W;httc was the son OF
Commodore W. G. white, now OF Bu-
rhanan, and nephew Of Mr.. j. p. Whttc,
Of this county.
Mr.. r. II. Manning, formerly OF the Ro-
q.s0ke NcarS. OF Weldon, y. c., has become
associated in the rtportOrial and business
management OF the UGity DGnuNe NeirS.
II i, reported that Rev. Il. ID. Haymore
will resign or has resigned the passionate OF
the churches at Cascade, Ringgold, and
Laurel Grove. in this county, and will enter
uDon general missionary work with the
churches Of the Blue Ridge Baptist Associa-
ton. Rev. p. II. Fontainc. OF RcidsviIlc,
Y. c., has been called to the pastoratc OF the
Ringgold church.
The trade in tobacco this week has been
heavier than it was ever known at this sea-
son Of the year. But it is remarkable that
very Jew persons brought any considerable
quantity. Some parcels were sold for $40
per hundred. ALPHA.
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South Carolina.
TRIAL OF EX-TREAsURER CARLO

TRIAL OF EX-TREASURER CARD0Zo.
COLUMBIA, S. c., November 3.-The testi-
mony in Cardozo's trial was finished late
this afternoon. The defendant was rigidly
cross-examined this morning, and among
other things testified that Hardy Solomon
had offered him bride of $4,000 when WIS.,
ting his private Office to pay certain fraud
ulent claims, amounting to 100000. Solo
mon contradictcd this statement, and al
legged that he had given Cardozo $4,000 or
1000 as part OF the fraudulent claims sub
Stituted in the transactions. Solomon's
cashier, Secaly, testified that when he pre-
scented the claims CardoZo's clerks dcmur-
red to their payment; when Cardozo told
him to pay the demand; it was none OF his
business. Seealy is respectable Demo-
crut, and his testimony on this point is dAnl-
aging to the defendant. Counsel Tor de-
PENDANT subsequently admitted the substi-
tuition OF fraudulent claims. Argument Of
counsel will begin Monday. The jury is
kept together and guarded every night.
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Angnsaue Mother.

ATTEMPT TO DESTROY HER OWN LIFE AND THE
LIVES OF HER FOUR CHILDREN.
TROY, n. Y, November 3.-The wife OF
Stephen May, OF MechanicSville, stole out
OF her house while her husband was sleep
ing. taking with her four Of her children,
aged nine, six, four, and one and a half years.
She threw item into Il deep, swift-running
creek in rear OF the premises and jumped
in herself The oldest child managed to
reach the shore, and gave an alarm. The
mother and one child was rescued. The
bodies OF the two others were found an
hour afterwards.
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Il Nuisance.

BAnEsDALE's, VA. November 3, 1877.
Ueur Dispatch: For the hove Of man
kind. particularly that portion that goes
aioot, call the attention OF the judicial gen.
tlcman who rides the Halifax circuit to a
pond of water in the main road between the
river, al Barksdale's, and the Delilah post
Office. 1t is shame to any county. This
pond has been there for years, and there IS
no way to walk around it. Your CORE
spondent had cause to wade it, Cousin Sally
billiard fashion, the other night, and it was
worse than fording Rapidan river in war
times The agent at Barksdale's has waded
it once or twice with lady in his arms.
We wouldn't mind fording it that way, but
il isn't every time on the road woman can
be picked up.
Don't expect us to abate nusances in the
country
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-05
e FINANCTAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
SATURDAY. November 8, 1877.
SALEs-200 Richmond city eight per cent. bonds

gold at H.
Amerfcnn 0ofd.-lC24bld.
STATE Ssenrtttssyrsln'an Soss9s' 60 e,S; VT II
Interest ss5,iass'es; i sla; Virginia tasresSa1e
4 cvty observation-disclosures city s's IT bid,
i17h asked R!chmoad city IS lolt bd; pe's no
asked SSse ;'i FSreaerlcksba-s city rs ios tIa
Rniiroaa Bonas-virginla Central Rallr ss.ai lirst
mortgage 6's j. and j. 81 bio Virginia &c Central 1T
virginia Central Railnad non-morfeage S's, j. and
H., rs bid, 80 asked: Virginia aud Tennessee Rail-
rna and rd 8oFsasr
and j., 81 bid; Virginia and Tennessee Raarnd
funded ss, j. and j.. 81 bid; Sonthslde sa nl
side Railroad second mortgage preferred 6s. ). and
j., 67k asked; Richiaond Fredercksbnrs and Poto-
mond, Fredericksburg and Potomac RAILROAD rnurt-
gage rs. j. and n, s5i bid Orange and A1sE.a-
ra Railroad rs ns s ~ .s sna M s aa
6's, J. and j. II bid, Richmond aud Dan Sil1e Rai-
road consolidated ss, u. AMI ~. bid Fiettzacnt
Richmond :. YORK River and Chesapeake Kaisroad
ami Steamboat as. j. and j.. gu bid; Northwestern
North Carolina Railroad. u bid.
Railroad, 100 Snr, 2S bid: Richmonh,. Fret&Fiess-
ourg anu Potomac Railroad comnocs LOO phr, 81
bid; Richmond, Fredericksburg mud Rotopass Rail
road six per ee,,t. guaranteed, 100 par, so bid !:
Richmond, fredericksburg and Potomac laaiiroad
seven per ceEa. e,aranteed, 100 par. 81 blS; sea-
board and asapoke Railroad cossaOn, Leo par,
IS bid: Scaboard and Roanoke Railroad s'taran-
teed 100 par 100 asked.
National Bank OF Virginia, LOO par: % asked |:
Planters National 100 par. siah; CEson Bank
OF Richmond 80 par 20 h Pa; MERCHANTS anu rant
Tnsmra9ce Cnmpnn tea.-virsiria Fire and Ma
rine, 25 car, II asked: Virginia STATE. 20 par 2SS
ass E' Mere asa ani 400
asked: Cby, 100 par, So asked; Old Dominion, IOo
par AZ asked; Conmereiaf Il Com iHn