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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-26

RETREAT FOR THE SIcK-THE FIRST STEPS
TAKEN.-The first ladies' meeting in fur
therance OF the project for establishing
Retreat for the Sick was held at the hospital
on Wednesday the 21st, and was opened by
the lady superintendent with short address
and prayer, after which the subject OF ways
and means was generally discussed. Only
eighteen ladies were present-some Ct the
churches having very small representlon,
and others none at all. Great interest, how
ever, was expressed in the undertaking,
and all promised to do everything in their
power to assist it. An other appointment
was made for meeting at the same place
on Thursday the Goth instant, when it is
hoped there will be a much larger attend
ance. ,Is.. ;..,..r.,,t gs..y..
or the $500 needed to commence this
work, $40 are promised. .., ; II
a lady writing on this subject to this pa
Der SAYS: "At this rate the next generation
will probably be benefited by our laborS.
Are there no such things as voluntary con-
tributions? Must ii: always be necessary to
beg and almost force people to give? Do
Christians forget that our Saviour attaches
blessing to the giuer rather. than the re-
ceiver? II everybody would only contri-
bate, according to his or her ability, from
twenty-five cents upward, this hospital
could be opened in couple Of weeks, and
would prove On untold blessing to our COM
muhity.
"The door was no sooner opened on We'd
nesday than there were two applications for
admittance. showing the pressing necessity
that exists for our people to forget their
own and think OF the greater wants OF
Others. :.
Contributions handed to Mr.. n. NJ. Will
son, No. 1911 Cary street, win be deposited
in the Planters National Bank for the benefit
of this hospital" .,......,... ....,.. IL.
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CoNyEYANCEs. OF REAL ESTATE FOR THE
WEEK ENDING FEBRUARY "a, 1S77.-Lots
fronting: 100 feet on St. Paul street. near
Coutts, $1,000; 80 feet on Grace street be-
tween Twenty-cighth and Twenty-ninth,
=; % feet on Main street between Twenty
second and Twenty-third, =; 5S feet on
Leigh street between Judah and Brook
avenue, Sl.5O0; 120 feet on Seventh street,
sS,0O0; = feet on Brook avenue between
Broad and Marshall streets, =; 80 feet on
Eighth street near Leigh, 5000; 26 feet on
on Fourth street between Jackson and Du-
val, $50; 25 feet on Clay street, =; 80 feet
on Holly strees near Laurel, So; 20 feet on
Baker street, So; 90 feet on Baker street,
$500: 81 feet on st. James street, corner
Charity, SLIGO; 514 feet on Leigh street
near Seventh, S3,4S9. r..
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DEATH AT, PRAYBR.-The funeral of Mrs.
fMaryiH.i Broughton took place from Clay
Street M Methodistse yesterday afternoon
at 8 ,so' clock. She adied Friday morning,
while. kneeling at prayer. The day before,
she was quite WELL and had been out on the
streets. Mrs. aBroughton was sixtyrfiye
years OF age.4osY tsea}3,ll II
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-26

Hastings Court.-David Seamans was
Saturday evening found guilty of attempt
to produce abortion, and sentenced to
twelve months in Jail. A motion for new
trial was overruled. A stay OF Judgment
of thirty days has been allowed to take On
appeal. @ IN
"A rsole prosequt was entered in the case
of Alice Wilborne. t,sl,f
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-26

DISPATCH PRINTING-HopsE.-In order to mees
the constantly increasing demands Of our trade we
have added well-sclected assortment of NEW
TYPE, which, together with our improved MA
cliLNEEY and sKiLFUL; MECHANICAL. TALENT
warrant us In guaranteeing the VERY BEST cLAsi
OF work at moderate figures and Ia the most cxpe-
ditious manner. II. : --..- -ii--
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Roll .ot Honor for, the Colored High
chool.-Mary j. Harris, Julia Short, Mary
Elliott, Mary Cogbili, Martha Atkinson,
William Wood, Edward Smith, James Pc
ters, Samuel Johnson, Richard Goode, VIII
liam Cogbill, Randolph Elliott, aud James
RIockwal1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-26

4, TIE Blues i ssocIATIoE. The rich
Fnlold Light Infantry. Blues Association,
recently chartered by the General Assem-
bly,, will. meet tonight at the Virginia
Opera-H House. Att o' 'clocks for organ ization,t
adoption, Of, bylaws, election of9Iothcers,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-26

Mayor'S Court. Emmett Nunnally was
before the Mayor Saturday charged with
assaulting his kinsnaan, Charles E. Ryder,
but the complainant falling to appear the
case was dismissed. ...-,y..T
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8irhn,oltd 1ispatth,
MONDAY. FEBRUARY %. 1877.
as-THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE CONFINED ClRCU-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CRY :''.'2'
WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR SuEpAY.-For the
South Atlantic States, rising barometer,
colder northwest winds, and partly cloudy
weather will prevail.
For the East Gulf States, northwest to
northeast winds, rising followed by fall
ing barometer, cooler and partly cloudy
weather. t-
For the West Gulf States, warmer north
east to southeast winds, increasing cloudi-
ness, and possibly rain, with rising follow
ed by falling barometer.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, di-
minishing northwest winds, rising barome-
ter, cooler cloudy weather. ~
For the Middle States, colder northeast
to northwest winds and cloudy weather,
with rising barometer.
CautIonary signals continue from Cape
May to Eastport.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-26

Funeral!!of Mrs. Wkisehead. THE fune-
raj of Mrs. Jessie Whitehead, who died last
Wednesday, took place Saturday from Sc.
Johns church, Richmond, and YES largely
attended. The remains were inferred In
HOLLYWOOD. 80 3ff-t =, s-a g.tS0't
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-26

CH.LpREN's ENTERTAINMENT.,-OW Owing to
the inclemencyfofi the weather Friday eve
ming the children's entertainment at the
iVenabie-s Street church WAS postponed until
tomorrow Tuesday evening +
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-26

FROM WoRTHINGToN & TINGEs, Pharmacists,
Baltimore, March 10, 1876: We arc assured by
the leading physicians that CoLDRN's LIEBIG's
LIQUID EXTRACT OF BEEF AND TONIC lNyIGoR-
AToR Is truly wonderful preparation, and may be
relied upon preventive against disease, and ef-
fecing positive cures In cases Of weakness, depres-
sion, fever, ague, and nervous Affections.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-26

- CHANCERY COURT, SATURDAy.-Orders in
following eases: Gray's executors Us. Gray,
Sc. = Brown. &C., US. Vaughan, &C.; Trent
Us. Woodbridge. trustee, &C.; Gill and wife
Us. Chandler Grew uS., Ellis, &c. .r
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-26

THE THEATRE-CIosE OF MISS ANDER-
sens ENGAGEMENT EERE.-Miss Anderson
on Saturday night, for her farewell perform
ance here, played Meg MerrileS, with much
success on her part, and with complete
satisfaction to her audience. The company,
which on previous nights married her efforts
aad disguised the people, was on this occa-
| sion tolerabIy good. Miss Anderson, dr-
ring her stay in Richmond, won for herself
high reputation for lady-like bearing: 1t
is admitted by all that she has genius such
| as will enable her in the course Of few
wears, with her studious habits and deter
mination to sncceed, to rise; to the front
rank Of actresses. - ~, -
We are now soon to have John T.. Owens,
and later Kate Claxton; and the disposition
is to give the Theatre as liberal support as
the hard times will permit; but no hunger
for amusement or thirst for the drama will
enable another company like that just gone
to draw, There is no use trying it, twill
not "succeed..' There We're two or three
members of it equal to all the parts they were
required to take, but as for the others the
| less said about them the better. -:
The police performed a very grateful
tpiece Of work for the benefit Of the ladies'
Saturday night when they cleared the Yesti-
ltbule OF the Theatre OF the crowd that usu,
l'aliy gathers at the foot Of the stairs to gaze
upon the ladies' as they come tripping down
from the 'dress-circ1e.. ~ y. 3!''s. 7. ~
I Another Improvement in the same line is
fsuggested < Cause silence to be maintained
near the dress-eircfe doors; close up The
fmouths Of those who gather behind that
4 screen to tattle, and who oftentimss keep
tthe doors open and let in a cold 5draught
upon the audience. This was fhe,I case
Thursday night, and has been SO q hundred
times. Indeed, it1s lamentable fact that
the. hundreds off weltbehav etipeopTe at the
Theatre are eyer at the mercy OF a few who
neither care for their own, repute. nor fol
the comfort OF Others. ]: .s9fs9 M :.
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\ sScHo0I. SUPERINTENDENT APPoIsTEsD OF Tl'ls -
The Board Of Education Saturday appoint.
.ed Hsdiiah Meade perintend dent qi schools
for Amelia county.
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NJ. ELLYsoN & CO., advertising agents, insert adj
yertisements in all Of the newspapers or the United
States at publishers rates. Orders left at the Dts-
patch counting-room will receive prompt atten-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-26

Dir. OSCAR CRANE has again received q small lot
Of that celebrated 'Prcmiere Seyre" champagne.
This wine Is selected for him with the greatest care
and without regard to cost, aud Is said 70 be the
finest wine sent to the United States This last shr-
ment Is Of the famous 1874 vintage aad Is constd-
cred even better than any received heretofore.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-26

SAVE MONEY by having your printing done at the
DISPATCH PgINTING-HoUsE. Good work, low
prices. and satisfaction guaranteed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-26

DOCUMENTS SENT TO THE
SOUTHERN HISTORICAL soCIETY-DE-
sTRUCTIoN OF CHURCHES IN SOUTH
,GARoLINA7-INFORmAT ! CONCERNING
CONFEDERATE !, TORPEDO OPERATIONS
pFsIpTn r.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-26

DIRECT IMPORTATION OF SHERRY Wine TO
RIc1IaoNp.-Messrs. w. d. BLAIR G Co., 903 Main
street, have just received from w. d. G. Duff Cor
don, Port, St. Marys, Spain, large supply Of differ
cnt grade Sherries, Pale and Dry. These wines arc
SUPERIOR, and are offered at very low figures,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-26

NICE LITTLE SUITS for nice little boys at A.
SAKs & Co.'s, No. 1913 Main street.
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MANcHEsrER NEWS.

y Our city was very dull on Saturday, and
there was but Q small field for q reporters
Investigations. t...,..,,,.. 3.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-26

THE WEATHER SATURDAY was raw, rainy,
and disagreeable.
THERMOMETER SATURDAY 6 A. NJ, ~ s;
8 a. NJ, A.; noon, 40; 3 p. NJ. so: 6 P.
NJ, Al; midnight, 43. .. 49,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-26

TOR RENT, O.
L Nice DWELLING, No. l3 west Cary Ell Ell
street SIG.
DWELLING No. ll2 souh Fourth street, In good
order. S25.
so.
rooms. slS.
DWELLiNG No. 2l9 south Second street tcom-
plc:c rcsidtnce). $3.50.
DWELLING No. 227 south Second street, SIX
rooms. In good ordcr. S225U.
DWELLING No. 70G west Grace street, comuo-
dous and complete. $50. ,e.,
rooms and large LOT. $3.50. ............
DWELLING No. los west Leigh street, ten
rooms. Only $50.
DWELLING No. see north Fourth street. five
rooms. S1S.
DWELLING No. 800 west Grace street. four
rooms. $3.50.
DWELLING No. 405 north Second street, eight
rooms tnew). &25. GRUBBS & WILLIAMS.
fna
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BEAR IN MIND
REMEMBER THE FACT

DO NOT FoRGRT-
that until March 18th we allow discount OF ten
per cent OIL ali sales. After that date deviation
from the marked prices. A.. SAKs g. Cow
the Popular Clothiers,
No, 1913 Main street.
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AUCTION SALES THIS Day.

ES- on all sales or Real Estate made eet,oeef
the 1st January and last oE Jane thsta1esI Ioi
On az sales n.cde bettoesn the 1st Of fJatydndlGs
of the year tie tares haze to- be paid 6u TIE setle5
This custom was adopted about fifteen yearsags
by all the real estate agents In Richnlond and ap
piles to Richmond and vicinfty.l
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CROCKERY.. 6 GLASSWARE, de- !. J. !

-~--~~~~~~--~I-
NEW 6 o.op 8 iali, ;esla.o..s
innziS piaap h4elt ,---ftgi@iIa1 2asti@
jpAR1s1AN PoRcEEAfNE DINNER, TEA
ASLt TO1LET-WARE, 1...
ti,sts 'tE-t sIl:t yftFl3 ~ 11rtt HTa3a1S3t
equal In appearance TO the bcst French chlna, At
: '+sf - =. Itttt the'cost. -i''t'''tsNA
Also full line OF DECORATED, eoLD-BAND,
and WHITE CHINA DINNER. and TEA.WARE
At popular prices f. p: TAiLOH, 81
,1ia3., tF.lfa giF;gys~-gs, No. OF Matn street.
n1HINA AND PLATED-WARE. =
iNYAsEs, new s:yaes-.cs,neo decerations;, W;
Designs: CHINA DINNER-and TEA-SEIS French M
grcaf variety; PT.9TED-WkRE-Pic .Stands.
Tea,ssts new ssstssns rAH
BRONzES-Frencht end laEanese fnish. Cab and
see styles and prices bsfe5s sspu1s
-. 4, = - q. successor 20 Japss M Iiosos.
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TOR RENT, At REDUCED RATES, Ms
4 No. lis north Sixth street ibrick); 10 a&i

rooms.
No. $50 north Ninth street ibrickl: 10 rooms.
No. 4u5 west Main street (brick); rooms.
No. 513 north Sixth street lframe): rooms.
No. / l east Clay street tbrickl; & rooms.
No. east Clay street (brickl; rooms.
No. % O6 east Grace street (frame); rooms.
No. 81 west Canal street Gramc): & rooms.
No. 1913 west Cary street (brick); rooms.
No. lOl6 west Clay street (frame): rooms.
No. 5O7 south Laurel street tframc); 5 rooms.
No. 2O5 south Second street tbrick): rooms.
No. 7Ol soutl, Church street (framc}: rooms.
No. COZ west Marshall street tframc): rooms.
No. sos north Eighteenth street tfralnc): roolns
No. 81 Q north ST. Jamcs street tnewl; rooms.
No COZ south First ,trcct {cheap); rooms.
OFFICES. STORES, STABLES, and suit: Of and
single ROOMS. j. THOMPSON BROWN.
Real f. tate Agent and Auctioncer.
l1l3 Main street, opposite Dispatch.
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TOR RENT. THE DESIRABLE a.
Il STORE No. 12e north Seventeenth street. ks:3
with cellar below and four good rooms above Rent
low-io suit the times. A good stand for the gro
Gerry business. CHAFFlN. STAPLES ( CO..
fc 26-2t No. north Tenth street.
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ued. They left me q few feathers this
morning to sigh over, but oil her pets were
gone. They also took Mrs. WebHs fowls,
which were OF choice Spanish breed /
have notified Captain Epps to have an eye to
the markets.
AN oLD CITIZEN IN THE Wssr ESp.
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ITO LENDERS AND BORROWERS
4 =" 80 - =. OF MONEY. 20

ST ll0 SEVERAL THOUSAND
2g53,OODe DOLLARS 10 lend In sums OF FIVE
HUNDRED 70 FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS.
1s1oelW Ills Main sireet,
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FOR RENT.
-a-.---------~-.---- - =
~ O Il rem I


- STORES.
No. 1928 Main street next to corner TEsnss 1ssr
third. With DWELLING oTorheaa' " sio per
mSGsh;a Sns asl and 2s2s Main street. with DWELL
ING; a. sT4So sTosE,S on Eighteenth between Main and
MIN o. streets. recently thoroughly repaired,
,a,s,ntcs' afMSs &C.: 1900 per annun,,
rSa.n,h ,uitable for large wholesale or retail
t,,S,ness with large DWELLING overhead suita-
bic for at s7o9 per fan annu bar and
,osp:,nS-housc. having abou, fourteen ROOMS, be-
sid's STORE: Rent Only $500 per pm annnn nn. ro,tn
s.rcs, Being situated so near the Second Market
,nsscs them especially desirable. Rent, $500 per
snHIuCmE snMICE STORE near The Second Market, suitable
FAR grocery eating house, or any small business.
Rent, only $40 per month.
No 1891 Main street, istcly occupied oy Marcus
fIsrris 4 Brother: rent greatly reduced.
No II south Eighth street, suitable for bar, con-
tanning com ete sci OF bar-fxsurcs, &c. Rent very
No l6 north Ninth street, containing full get
of 1xturcs shelves, showcases, &C.; also, n very
ass ssu Street With large sToRE
rear buildings containing about fifteen rooms. Rent
very low. ,.,,.o-s
E HRE sGs EFcK r1: mSfT s hsS 's % aiS north
seventh street near Csy eight s,.ns sas
NICE BRICK HOUSE on Mayo near Franklin
street nj 81 lb per month.
NICE FRAME HOUSE corner Main aud Linden
streets: six rooms, &C. Rent, only $3.50 per an
nun. -. +
rooms: gas, water. &c. Rent. $500 per annnm.
No. 2603 Franklin street: eight rooms; gas
water Kitchen, &c. Kent, only $500 per annum.
No. 705 cast CLAY street, between seventh ana
Eighth streets: seven rooms: gas, water. kitcnen,
&c: 1850 yer annum.
No. 26O6 Franklin street: nine rooms: water,
&c: has been put In thorough repair, painted. PSI
pcrcd, &C. Rent, only S30o per annum.
OFFICES, &C.
SEVERAL DESIRABLE OFFICES over Griggs's,
Tenth and Main streets, at very low rents
THREE NICE OFFICES corner Twelfth and
Main streets. over A. +. Jahnkes.
TWO NICE ROOMS over 1921 Main street.
SEVERAL OFFICES and IODGlNG.ROOAS
over Thomas Il. Price & Co.'s. Rent very low.
SMALL HOUSES.
Several on vcnable between Twcnty-sccond and
Twcuty-,hird streets at very low rents.
several on Orcrton and Seventh streets; four
rooms; water. &c. Only sl0 per month.
TWO NICE SEWLY-BUlLT FRAME HOUSES
on ThIrtjeth between Clay and Leigh streets five
rooms: water, &c. Only $l0 per month.
Several on Twenty-tighth street between Clay and
Leigh eve rooms: water, &c, ut $40 per month.
No. 6lS west Main street; four rooms; water, &c. !;
800 per annuIn.
No. GIT north Twcnty-sixth street; six rooms,
&c.; $50 per aDnum.
NICE BRICK HOUSE or Eighteenth near Clay
street: six rooms: gas, water, &C.: $3.50 per an
mum. lfe 26-2t] ROBERT u. LYME.
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NOR RENT. THAT DES1RABLEGSS
= COTTAGE on the south side OF Grove Ell
avenue near Shatier street: ten rooms, fine gardcn
and well Of good water the premises. Price, $50
per month. Apply to
GODDIN, WARREN & Co,
Real Estate Agents.
irot-9. ll06 Main street.
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4 RARE BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY.
n We offer FOR RENT STORE No 4Sl Broad
been for the past twelve yenrs nccuped, and now,
Is a boot and shoe-store. WcwiiI RENT the STORE
and SELL. the STOCK, or we will engagea man weD
acquainted with the sho, buSineSs Is competent TO
Lake charge OF shoestore; who has fair acQnaint-
with Broadsircct trade; and, above all, who Is
ter To those wishing to engage in the business We
will say that the location is the very best on Broad
store Is fitted up with The fines. and best-adapted
shelving and fixtures In the city. Take II aand-a,
we can truly say it's one Of the very best oppor-
tniies that Is now offered to of limited means:
80. MARCUS HARRIS 6 BROTHER, ..a
fe17 1905 hiain street.
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TOR RENT. BRICK HOUSE No. s:aa
4 GA north Eighth street eight rooiIIs sS:l
kitchen. four room. Gas and water in the house.
Price, $50 per month. Apply 10
GUDDlE, WARREN e Co.
Real Estate Agents,
fa24-3t 1106 Main street
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TOR RENT, that COMFORTABL
Il FRAMED RESlDENCE-with all modern Esai
improvements; four rooms, and kitchen with two
rooms-situated on west Main street mo. 429l near
Bclvidcre street, now occupied by the subscriber.
Possession al ones. Rent low.
= -, j. n. CATEWOOD, -a-
fe 23-lw Second and Grace streets.
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TOR RENT, a nice detached BRICK Gs
n DWELLING, No. 2 east Broad street, be- H:I
tween First and FouslHc streets, containing SIX
rooms; gas. water, and the usual conyen1ences.
Rent only $3.50 per annnm. 100000, p
fe 23-St ~. ROBEKT Is. LYNE.
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TOR RENT, WASHINGTON HALL, Ma
II on Broad street, over engine-house with @:l
furniture complete; ar1@-roons, &c.
j. THOMPSON BROWN,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionccr,
f.2l-Gt Ills Main street.
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II. W. pEALsouT REpRoAcHEs RIGHT AND LEFT,
AND CALLS HEWITT A "FLIGHTY, RcoMPE-
TENT PERSON "-uE CAUTIONS THE PARTY
TO TREAT HAYES LIKE A GENTLEMAN.
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The Committee for Courts OF Justice SAT-
urday morning reported favorably Mr.. Gill
mans bill to permit the trustees OF the Rich
mond Female Institute, if they think pro-
per, to sell the Institute property, on Tenth
street, or to borrow money. .s
Decorah-posten., 1877-08-16
yofcS SelDbinoer.

"Oecorab. YOiten" % "OscOrab We.
publican" inpitersoes iiolte Ssreoas
6ormiooo9 al Yster &. Saussn til
at ta9s en- &ierstur omtrsni 8 Mil
paa 3anoet for at ie en- af Codes
Selpbinosre / Mrbeice paa Gilbert
Ollsns 6arm. % oa ri Tom berup,
omirent pso Wirbo9stiosr, Dor ben
| fulot Mrbeioe. vi iuI9ts msb Den
rnnbt en- $%psceuSsr flsre @anss. %
Oct par pirfeli9 ltorarlst at ls. bpor.
lsoss Den BANDIT Den iDtfsite Spebs i
Baano laa itors, at Der bar ct belt
9eft / Dem. men ali9epsl faitsoe
Binoeren Dem bortober Baffen liae.
laa letpinot lom en- 20 Vars gam.
mel 8ut fan fate Ell - &atun0e.
Oen fan binbe Baano al ale Ster.
Keller % iaa baarbt, at man fnapt
tan faa Ell Singer imsllsm. albert
Ollen ltar % BANDIT omfrine II
Meres pr Dag. o. paa ben melt
uiepne @runo man fan tenfe iis.
SSrr. Saussu q SulusriOn bar nu
lalt iolSt 60 Selpbinosre / Winne.
ibeif % SOparc Counter. % Vile
er laa lGrcslss tillrsels msb Dem, at
be nwite Mar %uosntpipI oil bllue
itGrft efteripurats
Decorah-posten., 1877-08-16
MEETING OF THE VETERANS.

At a meeting of the Veteran Soldiers
of Winnesheik County, held pursuant to
call at the courthouse, Tuesday evening.
August I, 1877, to take action upon an
expression of feeling regarding the death
of Sergt. Charles A. Steen, late of Co.
"a" lst MINI. Vol. Infantry, the follow
ing resolutions of respect and coincidence
were passed:
WHEREAS, Divine Providence has seen
fit in its incrutable wisdom TO take from
our midst, by death, our well beloved fell
low-citizen and late comrade in arms,
Sergt. Charles A. Steen, and wherefore
be it
Resolped, That in the death of our
comrade we have lost a valuable and
respectable member of our Veteran AS
ISOLATION, and that the community has
sustained a loss not easily repaired. As
a soldier he was brave and true; as a
citizen quiet and unassuming, but prompt
and energetic; as a public officer upright
and honest, therefore be it
Resolped, That we, as an association,
deeply sympathize with the bereaved
family in this, their, AS well as our great
loss, and that we cherish the memory of
a departed comrade and aim to emulate
his good examples.
ReSoiced, That a copy of these reso-
buttons be furnished to the DEBORAH pa
pers, and sent to the family.
G. II. HITCHCoCK,
q. q. GARDNER,
j. +. SIMPSON.
Decorah-posten., 1877-08-16
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