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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-03-05
Observation-Disclosures
NDH8 NQlettOer
fir O0S Sabr 1877.

l, Terictbe lit 96 Seiten itort rln entbd(t:
&uleloartum Iir 1877, NIT 3clttnfeln, Cons
ittn> uno Mtonb<9tufz unb 1lnter9dm9 uno
b9l. iiir bic q ct. Stddten bcrcfnet.
2. Sin Gii6blif ouf bic MeltauSitenuus iii
Ybttaoelp1ta.
5. Ser Sompf tint hie Stlporsen Serge 1lno
has 8lutbub out @ittle $DOrn. NGit Ibbtlz
buneen pom Gen. Gutter lto Sitting Buff.
4. Ser 8elud int @arccr (tailtrirt).
5. Gin ultes Srautpaar.
6. Gin SrieI all Dcil lteben Gott.
E. Gin @ort iiber S6luic9ermittier.
s. Gcr,etnniist9eS 1iir Solss 1nb 2nriotrtrtbs
iduft.
9. Mu5 tbut bet 2oie i'll pt0bti9 eintrctenb:t
%cben59efubr bis 3ur Antllnit ctnes Ar;tc52
10. 9Stb 1tno $ourtor, &C. sc.
Mu9eobigen Anoeutun9en 9ebt sur @elii9e hsrs
rnr, 6aB nieicr Salenber rnebr Helcitoii cntbatt,
ipcldcr iir has pcuti3 : a III eltfanli9eSn BIZ
btifum pon %SsSnterelie lit, ais tt9eno eit anocrer
Nulenocr, uTb lid sur 8crienoun9 na6 europa
ols Scitenf fiir 0icicnr9er ei9net, rpel4c ii6 iir
Nmerifd tntcrellireE. e
Ser SulcnOcr tit i'll ber Stiicc pom Ginbcte &
MicGormtf. An. 1915 Hanbolpb StroBc, GGc Ste
Npcluc, Gbtcu9o, ionic bur6 ale Su6banb(nns
gen, 3eitui1sstrd9cr nnb @oipor9curc In ben Ser
StdateI Ill besteDen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-03-05
Wiodte ni6t
ODme Vegetine iein,
SeIbik 10 c,ftt eS tOmtnI fItc1arer M re

Vie ar6Bte ~g8obttbat. ipelde mir burd VEGETINE
Sh 2beit purbe. perantabt mid, mein SeuoniB ~ belieu
tsunlten a~bsuaeben, Sd battle es nt6t nur fir eil oroz
Bs SetImittet. %loroern aud ipeciell 9~eeiauet. bic int
g srtylg ~ !" ., S ~ no. Ses9tnDsn %to'it9etteH 5n
e5 10 mul mebr foltete.
Gotuin Siloen,
anpolt rtb General Aseut fir Maiidduietts, Der
erolt5men's bensperiiderungs q eIeuidoft
$50. 40 Z ears Suiloina, NtoiI.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-03-05
3mr HeoOtun8
fir leiBioe uun treblnmc GfutI1e!

5jno mebrsre sut p~erbeiierte Toruen Su %,isbrt9en &rets
len su pertalieu. uuD uirb obne eine Sdar9eloSAns
]sob(un3 10 SABRE .seit sur N]b5ahinns 9sss9tn' nur
an beitreitet urn ia $ubrmsrt nuo Sdmereien anSus
i3ofisn. Nue niberc Nustan't ett9silt 5, 81. ..
SberpooO. gio. III HlcGVwoQ Jto0m III Nsp Joit.
1yleb9ItU0
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-03-05
0eiMmnuette 0IfeOer.

lebanon, sc. s . go. San. 1870.
Serrn etenenS.
Nietn 9err! sd Idreibe bteIe 3eilen, I'M Sic pom Der
Wirtuna .Sbres rs ntrtt m eers" az beno9rt6li9er.
&or etnem sabre mar i'd iebr seidwddt. Meine gtieoer
%ipareni 10 iebr on9ei9rponen. DoB tt nidt einmal in etnet
2So9en itei9en tnnrte, nno bus Geheu pernrlodte mir
aroBe Z hnterSen. Sd bate teinen 8ppettt uno puroc
TUNER iOw ldler. Sbre Dtebisin i9otfte mir 9itie. mad
r~penisen g2 odeu ibre5 @ebraubs. Wieine SrdIte uabmen
gu unb Der Appettt itente ii3 ipieber ein, 10 baB i'd metz
iler Yilidten ais g3drterir lit 9epobnter 2SeiIe nods
tomrnen fam. Gues biees perbanfe i'd BEN NEGE-
TINE. Sbre oantbore
8ers. s. u. $. SiIoem.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-03-05
Calender fit Dos 9abr
1877.

nabm leste5 cSabr sim erlttn Oeate bic Serals=
9abc zines &GlenOers: rSubildnmszsaGcn6er sum
bunbertlten @cburtsieite Der 9lmerifaniideu Jtez
publit", Der cine 10 ~9iiliti9e atninabnre lamb, bag,
bur6 ben uneruurtet 9iiniti9cn Grfol9 ermutbi9t,
bieietbe aud fit ba5 oSabr 1877 ipieber einet 8az
lenber beralisoeqeben bat inter benz EiteL:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-03-05
an gen.

81 berf0lt1en: tt ents.O: .aao ; ,a ni. oep H 4rei:
fen, duF %tbeilreiien Credit. @utes part. 0oIslanp a
50 per Nder. ionic nod etpa5 Gointp= uno Staot5s
Eano iir 81 per Nder. Gepotferuns Sienlid Geutl@.
q. @tous, @eutraIia. Mooo g., &Si9eonlin.
5iebSnifm0
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-03-05
0ro6artiger GrioI9.
Serrn S. Or. eteDems.

e,abte es a(5 meine Nflt9t, bic mir Doburd5 ~aeporbeus
N3obltbat oniuertcnnen. Sn. Sabre 1862 lit id, an az
semetner Sdwdd,e. berbelaeinbrt bur9 lleberorbetun9
ilno Diau9el ou Sdluf, SD mar iebr idwad uno abocz
mosert. Sd hotte porber DteIe onoere Nitttet, icOod oGne
grtoIs. sebruudt. @be id cine 2sobe lang VEGETINE
zebra udt bate. iiblte i6 mid better. I'D ieete ben
8irtuns Otcies Diittels bel aGsenleiner !5iuiduisfeit lit
in bet 3brt srobottto. GIi50betb 81. fycIeD,
II Meblter Str., Gharlcstonn, Wiali.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-03-05

gu berfaufen: s s5gs saS unus DSn Ed sesf i'm i"
2opn aklfowbeoh, allies cuitiptrt. nit &nedcrt. Giufulz
Jung. 3ou5. Staunns &C.. iir $42.50 per Adler. 9t0bes
res III Secdjer. Iu., bel Uris SUltmdnit, I'M saloon.
2SiebGiu4mo Soiepb Glopot.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-03-05

9te tuflflt0 0ul9e3u0tefe UurWt
Dor etnem yG rie9e nj y reuBen"
fputt in europa iiberaI umber. 9sab=
benz, iDie befaunt. ein bo6erer belgtlder
Wttlitdr fur3lt6 lt6 ben SpdB lnahte,
in ieiner Ybantafte 3 8 II bon oeu
YreuBeu nit eilem Grie9e llber3leDet 3u
lalieu, fommt aud in 5olIanoo Die
8reuBenfur6t 3u Sage. Inter benz Sis
tel: "Nederland bij cen oorlog in Pruisen
1877" [Oie 9tieoerla1oe i'll &rtese nit
BreuBeu 1871, lit III NE:iteroam elm
9Serf6en bon etuem ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Der Snfanterie DDm aufeel0lten Stabe,
0errn u. IT. Graceienboff ban oer Suer,
erl6iener, oaS ein ntht geri19e5 Nutie>
ben 1T 0ouano maht. Der Ser1aller
felt Die 0DpOtbeie zines preuBtl6 : bols
Idnoilden Grteges auf nno u1terluGt
oanl1, iDie uuter ben 9egebenen Serbdlts
ntllsn cine Wtobililtrung Der boudnot7
i6en St:eittrdfte lid betDertiteltgen
laiieu ullD ipelde Geiultate lie ergeben
ipiiroe. Die Nusitdten itno ~leil1er Utet;
nung mad trilb genug; lie itno oana6
angetban, 1ollten lDirfli6 Die Greigntlle
einmal lit brobenber Weile Oil 0ououo
brett pber inoireft Derautretell. lebte~
res 10 uabeiebig ais m0gIi6 dt MAIDEN.
IS bapert III mtlitdriIhen Nngele9erbeis
ten an alien gnOen, ui,o Die otfi3tellell.
bonn Berfailer mitgetDeilten 3tffern ipres
den 10 fur ultb oeutlth, oaB Don oel1
YortDurf Der Shipur3fdrbetei 9ar liht
Die Heoe letn fam. Gbaratteriftti6 bleibt
lbri9ens Die bonn Gerfalier belitbte 0Ds
p0tbeie etEe3 beuti6en NlterlttS,
mGbreno anoere Dbiectiu urtbetIeIoe
Seute eber auf cine BON Trautret1
hereinoro6enOe Gefabr N6t geben.
0rof erm a II b. 2lrnim lou.
ipte bic Sreu3s3 eitune bort, gegel ben
- tt ots anipalt Gel1enoorf
ipe8en letter am IL. Sannor BET Oeles
senbett Der 8erbaNoluugen gegen Die
Net1S9lode 9eDalteuen Jteoe eile Sn>
lurtentIG8e augelteut babea.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-03-05
@rs. 6. u. $. 9iIoen.
Gtme pnanamoiee Sciluna.

GBurtcsto NJ n, ii. SUM- 1861.
Germ s.. OF. SteOemS.
@eebrler 9err. SD beSeuse biermit. bub VEGETINE
mild politdnot9 sebetlt bat. uadoent metn Sausorst
ntetne s%tontbeit ais Aus ebruns besetdnet nno erfldrt
botte, ooB i'd utti piele Gage i~tberIeben tonne.
Wrs. &eoitpm, 50 Goot Ctr.
Die obtaer Gbotioden itno mir p~eriDnIib befonnt unb
Der Nabrbeit 9endB. u. 8. 5apnes.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-04-21
Sam Houston and the Ham.

On recent business trip to Houston
l had for travelling companion a well
known merchant of this city, who told
story after story of early days in Texas.
One struck me as worth preserving.
''When my father first came here"
said the merchant, "he settled in Hous-
tOn-then the capital of Texas. Twas
put in grocery and provision store I'M
der very strict and parsimonious boss.
One morning, just as had swept out,
Tom, Gen. Houston's body servant,
came into the store. Looking round he
spied fine hama rdra dvis in those
days. Having asked the price, he said
he would take it and the President would
call around and pay for it. felt proud
of my sale, and called the attention of
the boss to it SIS soon as he came in.
Did you get the money! he asked
quickly.
"'NO; but President Houston is COM
ing round to pay for it,
President Houston-the devil! Did
Tom say he would see it paid?'
"'NO, SIR
"'Then you are fool. Now, sir,
you go straight to the Presidents kitchen
and bring me that ham, unless Tom will
say it shall be paid for
Sc i started off, very much crestfallen,
and not liking the job before me. But
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-04-21

I resolutely walked into the Presidents
kitchen. Tom was there. l saw nv
ham lying there, with few slices out Of
it, and, seizing it, told Tom unless he
would undertake to see that the money
was paid must take it back.
'.Tom cogitated awhile, and then
said: Young man, take back your meat.
The Gineral is a mighty good master,
but mighty poor paymaster, and don't
keer to invOlvilate myself with his debts. /.
'.This was enough for me. 1 left
with the ham in my hand. Going around
to the gate, l had to pass the front door,
There stood Gen. Houston, the President
of Texas, with pocket handkerchief in
one hand and tOOthpick in the other.
My little man, says he, in his superb
manner, tell your master I am under
great obligations for a most delicious
breakfast, and would pay him, but l
really haven't got the money. The fact
is, young man, Texas is very poor, and,
as her President, 1 must share her
poverty. '"-Cor. N. Y. Sun.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-04-21
Nnnorr,a Axr1.Puroprc on Ium Axp

WIIHovr's AxrI-PmroDIc on Tsvn AND
AauB ToSIc!-wilhoft's Tonic has estsb-
lished itself rs the real infalli5le Chin cure.
It IL universally admitted to be the only re-
liable and harmless Chill medicine now in use.
It's efficacy 10 confirmed by thousands Of GER
tineates Of the very beat people from I'll parts
Of the country. II cures malario1s diseases
Of every type, from the shaking agues Of the
lakes and valleys to the raging fevers Of the
torrid zone Try It'll 1t has never been known
TO fail. G. r FIxLAI & Co., Proprietors,
New Orleans.
FoR SALE ct ALL Dar6GIsTe-
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-04-21
HINTS FOR TIE HOUSEHOLD.

Candle Making. -Bees-wax is good to
harden tallow for candles.
To Set Colors in Blue Cambric.-Dip
it into solution of saltpeter, using two
or three cents worth to pailful of
water. Salt will injure the fabric.
To Wash Toilet Mats Nth Borders
Wash in thick lather, rinse in tepid
blue-water, and wiring them in a dry
cloth; iron Immediately while still
damp.
Lemon Pie.-Inside of lemon, except
the seeds, chopped with 1-2 cupful of
raisins. Add tablespoonfuls OF -four,
cupful of sugar, and cup of water.
Bake with crusts.
Plain Corn Cake-Sour milk, soda, a
pinch of salt, 2 or 3 tablespoonful mo-
lasses, and Indian meal to make u thin
batter. NOeggs or shortening are need
ed if the meal is not too fine. Bake in
quick oven.
Baked Custard.-Beat eggs and 2
tablespoonful sugar thoroughly, and
stir into quart boiling milk; pour into
cups, CRATE nutmeg over the top, and
bake 10 or - minutes in hot oven. To
be eaten cold.
Kentucky Potdtoes.-Take raw pota-
toes, pare and slice very thin; place
them in pudding-dish; cover well with
milk; add pepper and salt, and bake
until nicely Drowned: do not put them
in water after they have been sliced.
Pudding SAUCE cupful sugar, /
egg, teaspoonful extract vanilla, salt
spoonful of salt beaten to foam; stir
in wineglassful boiling water; then set
over boiling water to 10 minutes, stir
ring often; or omit the vanilla, and put
in wine or brandy and boiling water.
The receipt is for 5 persons.
Oyster-Plant Soup.-Wash, scrape,
and cut in small round pieces. Boil in
water with little salt until very tender;
then add water and milk to make as
much broth As desired. Season with
salt, pepper, butter, and lastly thicken
slightly with little flour stirred in cold
water. Eat with crackers.
zeal Bits.-Cut cold veal into square
pieces; beat 2 eggs with salt, pepper
and chopped parsley: dip each piece
into this and then into bread crumbs;
butter u baking pan and arrange the
pieces OF meat within, scattering through
small pieces of butter and serve with
tomato sauce.
LentH SOup.-Take "a pound of len
tils, pick and wash and set on the fire
with cold water, just enough to cover;
do not cook in an earthen pot, as they
will not get soft; clean head of celery
and cut in quarters, cut up an onion
very fine, and put in both with the lem
ills. Then take 1-2 pounds of pork,
IL pound of beef, and l onion; have
this chopped fine, and put in dish with
] egg and some pepper and salt; mix
this thoroughly and make dumping of
it, put it in the lentils and fill up with as
much boiling water as you want soup;
cut up a leek and some sprigs of celery
and put in at the same time with the
dumping; after 1-2 hour put in pota-
toes, peeled and cut in quarters; when
ever the lentils get dry add boiling wa
ter, and do not salt till they are soft.
Cook lentils hours, dumping hour.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-04-21
VEeETINE.
SHE RESTS WELL.

SOUTH POLAND. Ne. Oct. II. is7&
Nh II. r. erKvRxs:
Dear S6-I have been sick two years with the liver
complaint, and during that time have taken great
many different medicines. but none Of them did me
any good restless uighfs. and had appetite.
Since taking the vEGErINE rest veil. and relish
my food. Can recommend the vEGEI1NE for what
II has done for me. Yours respectfully
MIS-. ALBERT Kicker
Witness Of the above:
M. GEORGE n VAUGHAN,
Modford, Ma
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-04-21

The woman who personated Katie
King in the Philadelphia naturalization
seances has gone on the stage. She ap-
pears in play called "Katie King; or,
s .piritualism Exposed"
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-04-21
VE6ETINE.
GOOD FOB THE CHILDREN.

Bosrox HonR, IA TYLRR 6rRRHf,l
BosroH, April, lss& !
n. Z. srKvRxs:
Dear lSr-We feel that the children In our home
have been greatly benefited by the VEGETtNR you
have 90 kindly given from time 10 time, especially
those troubled with the Scru-ulA
With respect.
Ma. n WOR1RlI. NstrsA
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-04-21
VEGETINE.
REV. J.P.LUDL0w WRITES
IS BALrIo srx.Er. DzcoELrx. \. III

iS BALTIC 6TH1HT. DnooKLYn, III
Nov. II fs.A J
q. r. erRvKHa ESQ:
Dear S.r-From personal benefit received by it, NE.
- well - from personal knowledge Of those vhcse
eures thereby have seemed almost miraculous, caa
most heartily and sincerely recommend the VEGE-
TINE for the complaints which I. is claimed 70
eure JAMES p. LUDLOW,
Late Pastor Calvary Baptist Church.
Sacramento, CAl
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-04-21
VEeETlNE.
REV. 0. T. WALKER SAYS:

r. R. STEVENS, ESQ:
feel bound TO express With my signature the high
value place upon your vKGETINE- Ny family have
used II for the last Two years In nervous debility t
b invaluable, and recommend It TO all who may need
o. T. WALKER
Formerly Psstor Of Bovaoin Square Church,
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-04-21

tnr Only Mes BOOK ny DIT. A. W.
Chase. author Of DR.. chaseb ~
nous Recipes. etc. Beware Of .
reprint oftae old book IN limitations
OF the genuine new book here an
nouEced- Sells Of sight. ARen0
wsniesL sample Copies -. 90.
Address 0S.r ksssbsSshisso
cessissssv. toledo, Ohio. soie
Pub isherA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-07

would be something left. "Gila's" chief
fault evidently lies in making adiectivcs fol-
i0,cerS, and not leaders. When newly.
edged poets undertake that, they gene.
rail-" do so at the expense OF melody and
rhyih,,,. With this slight exception the
nnem ia admissible, for it shows some lite.
rary work., nanship and gives promise OF
go So, Yer, cs lack unity, and exhibit
n want OF training: strict schooling Is yet
needed to overcome unequa! measures
and Inconsistencies. Even IN metaphor l
hardly understand how one "r'u'a see an
open book with the broad white ii"Sc IN
the dark until | had dropped down c>'"p's,
OF verses and found aspirt had just stepp>"
out 10 the pantry for light.
I bv no means would be understood to
say that | wish 10 contrast the dauoing OF
such pondcrons Inner IA Edmund Spcn-
ser. that fierce foe to common-scnsc, to the
ethereal touches OF &C. s.
A line Of Greek or Latin subsequent to each
verb would have distinguished the shade OF
merit etfcctually, for it is written in the gem
uine spirit of the Byron and Shelley school,
without being copyst Of either The song
bcwals the loss of something know not
what, and the panic seems so great that he
cannot listen to the consolation which lie
himself affords. After all, there may be
nothing radically wrong with the poem, eX-
ccpt perhaps Il little decent debility caused
from ovcr-warbling. PAEADoL.
MAY !. 1877.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-07

iC,rrc-p ondcucc a.. thu Richmond pl>paicL.i
Mar /, 1877.
Light frost here Yesterday and day be-
Iorc-Io damage done. Fruit looking well,
ana more than for several years. Corn
planting has commenced, and is going on
rapidly the rain Of last night rctards it for
q ia" or two. Tohscco-plant> are looking
well. II is likely that less will be planted
than usual and more attention gwen 10
corn. On account ni the low prices OF to-
hacco and high price OF corn. which II Is
thought likely 70 keep up on account OF
the European war.
Wheat looking badly for tins season ;
light crop VIII be made. Oats up wen ;
season 30 far inc for them; not popular
here price too low. and cost too much to
send to marke.. Fertilizers at discount
here. ana "gcllin- more so" Gardens very
backward. Woods now green.
improvements going on. Setter prccus
al har>. NarroW-gaugc railroad; lower
freight. TO and from Richmond by II.
only two or three candidates for the
LEGISLATURE: fifteen or twenty last time
Iohn Daniel for Governor; fiiz. Lee o.
Charles iIcrndou for Observation-Disclosures
Grra, interest in The European War-map
and .,corraphies in dcmand--hot argument
and reckless positions Of Russia or Turkey
according 10 Sympathics or speakers. M
blood she'd. but lots OF time wasted IRON
"crops." Yours, SFoIH.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-07
FINANCIAL. .
RICHMOND s'TOCK EXCHANGE.
,'ATrRpAY. May s, 1877.

STATE Securities-Virgi 7!a c2nsoIs, ~ D,a; VIZ.
pna conso new bid, 4, EsSeti f hG Vdrrn,
able, 30 bid: Virginia defer. T-,du,o t,,-rnrcva.
Interest certificates, go asked: Hhsini -'N-
bic COUPONS s:5 bid $50 asked. . o., ,,.n 81,
city observation-disclosures w va oa ~ n22tnd
asked; Richmond city Gs. o. nu. ~, 'os &c. g.,
Petersburg city G's 81 bid: Norfoi J,,s.j
lO5 bid: Norfolk city 6s, IS bid G Nv
city rs, % bid: Manchester Ss, 9lA ilSAe"' hi''h
chester bridge IS, 10Ok asked. .,t,~o,d srs.
Rnifyond Bonds.-VirginiaC Central Il abroad nrss
mortgage a's. j. aud j.. 80 bid: Virgin d x,.
Railroad s,ri mortgage 6's. j. and D., 74S 'I' nJ
gus Genital Rafrnad f:mrtll mortgage S' -, ",u
j. 81 bid: Virginia Central Railroad nnn-n "a +
ss j. and -. 10 bid: Virginia and Tennessee MN
rond second mortgage G's, j. and b. 10 lhd ~
rtuia and Tea4,,sscc Railroad third mortgage
land j. 10 bssi; Virginia and Tennessee IA :irs.d
sndcd SIS. J. and j., 10 bid: Soutl,,dc Railrtad
sr;t mortgage preferred ga, j. and j., SO bid Sont
side Railroad second 7aorigxze preferred Us, a.
AM j., SO bidS Sonthsbie I:7!road thtpn ina[1
g,7c preferred t;s,. }. ard J., 40 bid, apt asker
ri -aHlond and Ihnvillc Rallss5d consolidated >,
81 and NJ. 721 asked: ete1lrEalt Rallfoih hfs'
NOR fgage s. A. aud o.. 81 bid.
Btsftk St0cks.-P:rst National. laO par, Id nl..
Matte 1aI Bank of virginia. 100 par. Us asNed'
State Sank OF Virgt1is, 100 Ilr.,7f oin; ,u,
InS,:rnnce G0Mpn2tss.-yiHlhiS flrc az, ~ n pa
rinc, LJ pHr, 40 did,. virginia hsnme; lmu ,t.i'
95H BID. 100 asked Merchants ARID aecnah'cctS,
100 para s0b asked: Old Do a'ion- 100 par; SO 80
hid. 81 a.kri; Granite Insrlra ace Company i9o
par III asked: ComT,sTcaf Ere lns!lrailcc Co?n-
pany, 2S par, 10 askcf; RichHHnH fsge tASsosin
lion % par. II askcdZ Pfedment an's Arhhetoo
MisceIi T-senus.-Jam River and kanawh'
Packet. LIZ par bio.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-07
rp an THE BOPDER.

Gore, ponicucc Of the Richmond Dispatchl
G!sToL-GooDs0N, VA. AND Tenn,
May 5, 1877.
There was q heavy frost all through this
-nc,inn njrht before last, doing considerable
damage, TO garden vegetables and perhaps
seriously iniuring the apple prospect. lhere
il scarcely q pcach-hloom in this immediate
vicinity, but n few miles of, III the country,
there was quite u promising snow LOT
reach crop, cr specially on elevated locations.
I'VE fear, however, the present cold snap
has blasted them all.
Tic weather Yesterday and to-day Is re-
lnarkably cold, and ] learn from Il gentle
man from the country that there Is snow on
the IiOlston mountain, ABOUT ten iAi'eS "io-
tant from Bristol.
orr farmers have been Tor the past ten
DAYS busiIy engaged III complaining ana
preparing for large tobacco-crop. Inc
iobarco-ruising mania is prevailing TO great
cyrcg; All through Southwest Virginia ana
East Tennessee. and an immense amount
will he raised the present year. Inc prices
Tor which il sells III our warehouse give
great encouragement 10 the farmers, aio
they consider ii the bcSt-payinS crop that
they can cultivate. Quite large quantity
Of the tobacco that is sold here loose Is
priced and shipped to Richmond and
Lynchburg; besides which very large
quantity is manufactured in Bristol, there
being two or more large factories here, each
working many hands.
You can give, and no doubt will give, q
thousand and one reasons why General Ma
hone should not be the Democratic candl-
date in the coming election. Will you allow
me. ~ "A native OF dear old Virginia, and one
that ever rcjoices in Ter prosperity, TO state
one REASON why be Should not be the candi-
date: and that is. he could not command
even 4 decent vote in Southwest Virginia.
mean by that that | do not bclicVe he
would get one in five hundred. You are
''er,'anguinc, we fear.l
, WY Is 1t that the Richmond papers are
u'uaiif about twcnty-four hours behind
'Ihe III reaching Bristol: There is screw
'"Se somewhere N the mail service.
BORDER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-07
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,,,,>-rr GEORGE CIRCUIT COURT--1NGEATlTCnE
nr TE.Nr~0RONTu OF THE CHURCH OF
c,tRrsT-MATRINoNlhL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
STorM--PAINFIL ACCIDENT.
,,.,-rr,2onlcucc OF the Richmond Dispatch.}
MAY ), 1877.
1',.c Circuit Court az Prince George
.>,unfv, Judge Wci>igcr presiding. Is in
Session To-day. and 4 number OF indictments
royr hrcn found Ivy grand jurors. Among
thrln true bills against Moses Medley ana
Wilson Potcat InCgrorS}. for breaking INTO
the han>c OF Mr.. J. {. Coulion. near this
ri,v some nights ago, and stealing con-
siderable quantity OF meat.
.,,,,, weeks ago a colorcd man who keeps
s>n,, M Sycamore street. Dick Wilson by
,or,o took IN and hcirlcndcd n sick and
i'~InI.,s negro tramp. and nur>ed and fed
orf boD>cd him until he recovered. This
morning white Wilson was At market the
tramp showed his irgratituac by breaking
omen bis trunk. stealing $50. and leaving
Gown.
Rev. /. \. Cutler. Of the Church Of
Christ. has been preaching nightly during
This week ~ looG congregations at Library
U,;l. His sermons have been interesting
and elective. Ky special request Mr.. Cut
Ter VIII return ~ the city on Monday and
preach several evenings next week. That
denomination, which a year ago was quite
small in this community. has increased rap
idly.
Another .'prund party. the second
within the pa>t TWO weeks, i TO take place
on TUESDAY night NJ The residence Of Rev.
J. =. Garland. pastor OF the Markct-Strcct
caUyrh. for the benefit OF the parsonage
fund. The first one WAS such 4 succeSS that
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