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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-03
FOE ssENTs

FOK HEM.
.TSoR RENT, TWO VERY 8 = ICE z I'll;
sast t sfs sao street.
p ny, 81 MIMI. oc s-Ll-
'T51,p RENT. THE EXCELLENT Ga
fnwETIING No. 3Da Franklin street, be - ~
Third H' = len mo, q ~ ime eIe
esss!s SS;,ss'le onssin aBRBsss
nor lP,-RTNT, THAT VERY DEsIRA. ass
( / AMI CONVENIENT ID. ~: v,
DiEsfnFN1.E NO. I02 west Grace street. next ~
lie corner OF Adam. street. aieiy ss ~ NJ
ESQ THE house Contains about Yen III ~
,s aIer as. ranges Latrobe stove sna III q,
s ynst modern and Is IN fnoroukh
order Rent very low, ApPR!SS s y 3. LYME,
b 90 o-st l2 Y Main street.
17oR RENT. THAT ExCELLENTeGssass
NEW FRONT Bril- OK STORE anu Il Ed F "a
FENCE No 49, east Broad street, betweS en- b,s1
and Foabee The store Is Wen we'd rsn,s The en-
lire sS premises in good order Gas an cs.S M'ei
For terms RpsS second and Third
T5OR RENT BRICK DWELLlNG;;GEs;
n No ono west Grace street. two story ana -
no. o containing nine rooms: kitchen IN yard
r1 Stable, large yard. Now occupied hy
WiIson P snny 10 Mr. g,sJa b. WILSON once
For NY, street GEORGE 2. LYNCH.
Sc 30-6t iss..-L - --------
lT7OR RENT, THAT LARGE. AND G=a
E DESIRABLE sTORE-,hree stories te: nnw oc.
b,sement-Nn II south Fourteenin street. nv y, ue
cupied bv Charles p. Stokes & Co. possession si'ei
| October LIST. Rent very low. AppiiITtt48 g. CON-
Sc 2s:ecdst .-.M No: z Tenth essa!a s s-
T7oR RENT, DESIRABLE RESI- s;:
/ nEN1:E No. eco north Eighth street, con. ~
tanning eight rooms with ba rmse aoi Rem
enid water &c ana all modern Improvements n nvn
/ low. Apply to occupant. sez4-eoo1W !.
l.TARMFOR RENT FORTHREE Or ne:
+ FIVE YEARS, situated four miles east Of ss: :,
Richmond on tie line Of The
Gnntains Eos acres 200 acres under cuLi'a ann
Ss1nd house, barn, cartage-house, granary. corn
house and other ou.buildim Orcnaru, ,oa mes
s,itie grain, hay &C., will be sold II desired Pos
session November /, 1878. For Information, wiz
/ In r. nj. THORNE. southwest corner seVen'seItt,
and franklin streets. Richmond Va, or can q. ~
| farm, on the Nine-Sfile road. sc ~ TO-
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DRUGS. MEDICINES. dc.

TOTRAUD'S ORIENTAL CREAM AND
VI 0LYMPIAN CREAM, HAGAN'S MAGM0-
sAUNDERS's FACE -POWDER, PERRY's
MOTH-AND-FRECkLE Wash; DOB MrS
BLANC DE. PERLE. &C. MAW'S vITAL!ZED
.PHOSPHATES, WINCHESTERS PREPAKA-
TON OF THE HYPoPaQSPHIJTE.SSi PER l IkAF
SCOTT'S EMULSION, GLOBE FLOWER COUGH
SYPIIp &c Sold by l.. WAGNER,
Or Druggist.
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Through tickets sold at Giarber's, s2G Main street;
Eycha:gc Hotel. ard board STEAMER. Baggage
checked through.
The limited tckets named above are on safe only
at CARRIERS S2R Main street, and Exchange Hotel.
Freight received daily for Norfolk Portsmouth:
New bern, Washington. and Tarboro': n: c., aud all
landings on Tar river: Washington. u. c., Boston.
Hampton, and Eastern Shore OF Virginia, and regu"
lar landings OH James river, 1t lowest rates.
The steamer ARIEL has lately been almost Ell,
itrely rebuilt and refurnisled In an elegant and
costly manner, and Is confidently recommended us
the FASTEST and most comfortable steamer that has
run on this route for many years.
l.. q. TATU3I. Superintendent.
903 Main street and Rockets.
T w NcClRRICK. Agent. Norfolk. Se4
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STEAMBOATc1f-ffssII
COArpANY'S
JAMES-RIVER LINE,
FOR
NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH,,
AND
ALL REGULAR LANDINGS ON JAMES RIVER
CONNECTING AT
NORFOLK WITH THE BAY-LINE,
FOR BALTIMORE. PHILADELPHIA, NEW
YORK. AND BOSTON.
ALSO WITH
NJ. AND NJ. STEAMSHIP COMPANY FOR
BOSTON DIRECT.
The fast and elegant steamer ARIEL, Captain
WYNpEAM r. MAYO carrying United States MALL
leaves Richmond for abOve-named places every
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MOP RENT BRICK DWELLING, GA.

TNOR RENT, THAT LARGE AND AM, M:5
Il nEsIRABLE STORE-Ihree stories ana . E ~
b,sementNn IA south fourteenth street. now , ue
cupied bv Charles P. Stokes GO. roescssion
10. 1Ioi'o No, 4 Tenth street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-03

TOR RENT, DESIRABLE RESI- #:
DENCE No. eco north Eighth street, con- on. - III
tanning eight rooms With 6a Rent
INV AMY to occupant sc Z4-eoo1W
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-08-30

il passed, cool jnlgu,sn. will admit that The
sionsl delegate will he able 10 bring 70 his
support = larger vote than could either Of
his competitors. While Judge Kidder.
present incumbent, has made the territory
An efficient representative ut the national
capital. and has secured us many advantages,
at the same there has been . growing senti-
ment, whether true or false makes no differ
encc with his chances for success, that he
was not 30 exclusively Dakota's delegate ~
might have been the case. Direct accusa-
tons in party papers have also affected his
personal reputation. These circumstances
would unquestionably have their influence
at the polls, and the nomination BY the
democracy, of such a candidate az il is in
their power to select, would hay placed the
party in q rather prccarious condition in the
ensuing campaign. Col. Moody is . man
whose qualifications for the place are beyond
a doubt, and his election would give Dakota
4! delegate second TO none for ability !;
but q prejudice exists sgainst him,
particularly among the debtor class,
for what is charged as an attempt
at repeal of our inordinately liberal
exemption laws, which charge he strenu-
ously denies, claiming that the bill he in.
troduced in the legislature does not affect
the exemptions at all. This prejudice could
never have been entirely explained away.
however false it may have been, and the
opinion which so large a proportion of our
citizens entertain in regard to the matter
would undoubtedly have made it difficult to
secure sufficient votes for his election. But
against Judge Bennett there is nothing that
can be in anywise effectually urged. The
only thing of which he has been CHARGED.
in which the public is concerned. has been
unceremoniously knocked in the head after
an examination BY the highest and most un-
PreJudlced authorities at Washington. the
decision showing what was already we'll un.
derstood by those acquainted with the cir
cumstances, that the charges made against
him. Of trimming his judicial decisions to
ut other considerations than the law and the
facts In the case, were founded only in NAL
ice, and were prosecutions on the part of
those n had not been able to use him for
the furtherance of their own purposes. To
De sure, there are those who have raised the
cry mat he cannot count the value of his
prosecutions in Dakota by the thousands but
tnat Is a pretty certain guaranty that he has
attended strictly to his judicial duties rath.
er than to speculation, and that he has not
been the recipient Of the considerations
which his prosecutors charge. His poverty
will be accepted as a Recommendation o.
him rather than al objection among the
large body Of people in Dakota who are in
a similar fix, and who cast the votes of the
country: If the opposition to Judge Ben.
nett desires to make capital against him. il
must invest in something which removes
him further from the sympathies of the
masses than his lackof riches does.
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New Advertisements
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CHURCH DIRECTORY,

CHRIST CHURCH Episcopa Corner of Sd anC,
walnut streets. Rev. + Il. Richardson, rector
Services at II a. m. and 8 y. m.
METHODIST observation-disclosures of 4th and
douglas streets. Rev. j. a. Potter. pastor. Ser
vices at IL a. M. and 8 D.. III.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF 9Th and Walnut
IL a. III. and 8 p. IN. 90
BAPTIST CMArEL-Colner of Fourth a. Doug
ias avenue; Preaching Tomorrow by ElderJ. T.
oo'llia''a at . O'Clock p. M. and 7s p. ~.
UNITY CHuRCH-Court House. Rev. w. II.
> O'clock ,. m. Sabbath School Immediately al
CATHoL1C,-.Corner of 5th and Capital streets.
leV. l.. A. lhlver. priest. Services at 10 $50 a.
III. 'es.ers and Sunday school at Up. IN.
u~NINERsALIsr CHAEL-Cedar street between
schn al II a. III. and at 8 y. m. Sunday
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Sioux Fails rantagrapll.

sioux Fails fantagraph.
The ninth convention Of the republicans
Of Dakota has passed, aud il ha. sisen to
the party. a. its standard bearer In the en-.
suing campaign, Hon. Granville G. Bennett,
Of Lawrence county. Il was the moas q.
citing eaiAsstaS ths party has ever ksowa.
bsa nov thAs he vafash u he csavaeioo
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pIANn Beautiful Concert nDnAN
IAVU Grand Pianos, cost u

Snperb Grand Square Pianos, cost 81 100, Only
$?55. Elegant Upright Pianos, cost $500, ONLY
$l55. New Style Upright Pianos S1l2.5O. Or.
Enms $33. Organs, - stops. $3.50. Church
organs, 10 stops. cost $500, only S11j. Elegant
Ious sacrifice to close out present stock,
New steam Factory, soon to be erected. News
paper with mucl information about cost of ri.
dress DANIEL :. BEATTY. Washington, NJ.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-08-30

Fargo Times.
While our preference was for Kidder
Judge Bennett was our second choice,
and We heartily rejoice hat he has car.
ried Oft the honors. Judge Bennett will
poll the full republican vote of all northern
Dakota, and will be elected by a handsome
majority.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-08-30
PRESS OPINIONS

o" the Nomination or Judge BENNETT for
Congress.
Fargo Tfmrs
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Elk Point Courier.

1t is needless for US to write a lengthy ar
ticle Mandatory of the abilities and personal
worth of the republican nominee for dele
gate to congress, as he is we'll known
to all the voters of the territory.
While not an old resident of the terri
tory, he has been here long enough
to know her needs and thoroughly under
stands the machinery of her government.
In Washington, as the representative of the
people of the most eastern territory in the
United States, he will not let their interests
be trampled upon nor hopes thwarted by the
connivance of men who have only personal
aims at heart. The nomination of Judge Ben.
nett is one of strength to the party, and guar.
antces a sweeping victory this fall. He is a
man upon whom all can unite. None dare
question his republicanism and he stands be.
fore the people az the choice ofthe verv bes,
element. While it ia true that two other
gentlemen before the convention made a
creditable contest, and one in particular 20.
ing in with a large majority of the delegates,
yet a change was wanted, and resulted in the
nomination of the strongest man. The ter
iritory will now be more united, and Noyem-
ber's election will show the popularity ofthe
republican nominee and the wisdom of The
convention in making him the standard
bearer of the party.
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1he Daily 2ress and gakotaiaa
YAnKTon
DAKOTA

Friday Evening, August 80, 1873
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-12
nornrr POISONING n HoRwIcm

NoRwIcIr, Conn. july ll.-Dn the 9Th Of
June Charlie, H. Cobb tho city Collector 81 Norwich.
died suddenly and in THAI aroused suapition
post morin disclosed reason for his death aud his
stomach was sent to Professor bogcmrs Tor anal, Sis,
The Professor found In 1t arsenic enough 10 causc death
Suspicion tell ON Wesley ". Bishop, nrighhor. who
MA, arrested II WAS then concluded Ia nave An exam
nation 81 the body Of Bishops wife who I.r" lcd WIN
su,Iruu, symptoms lat February. Her body was ac-
cnrGiug, daiulcrTcd aud parts OF u we've submitted Il"
pr,I,pr DnrrII, At to-day session u the Coroner
Jury the professor testified To finding IN her NthIn
VEGETABLE quantities of arsenic and traces u copper
The iur, returned verdict that Ia their opinion MI.
cobb came 10 hia death FROM poison administers" 10y
lI. wife Katie N. Cobb aided aud ahujrd 10y Wesley
"A Hlsbnp t'pnu the rendering al the verdict Mrs.
I Obj Wa, placed under arrest. The examination al
the case Is set down Tor Monday next
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-12
MIR. POTTER'S COMMITTEE.
1T RESUMES WORK IN TWO CITIES.

IT RESUMES WORK IN TWO CITIES.
BUTLER LAYS WIDE AND DEP FoUTDAnON FOR
\ STRUCTURE WHICH FAILS OVER Al iIiE FIRST
BREATH-IMPORIANT TESTIMONY ~ NEW
ORLEANS.
The Potter Committee at Washington took the
testimony Of Senator Kellogg yesterday. Gen
eral Butler put the questions. His course was
to show that Packard and his Legislature were
legally elected and that Packard would have
appealed to the Supreme Court Of his state against
the establishment of the Nichols Govern
mcut. had not the President broken up
the Republican majority in the Court. by
appointing two of the judges to office.
When the subject of the appointment Of
those Judges was reached however, it appeared
from the testimony that the appointments were
made on the recommendation Of Louisiana Re
publicau1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-12
WlRREN COUNTY ERlrDX.

WHAT \ NEW BOAED or FREEHoiDEPs IN NFv
JERSEY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TsTsmryD
At SI5OOOO BY FORMER oFFICERs.
IRON 4 SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT oP THE rRnrNy,
BELyIDERE, y. j., July lO.-Thc mYe,tio,.
ton % the frauds in Warren County, by tie pc,
Board Of Chosen Freebooter, has notyct shown tho ,u
amount stolen, but there Is doubt but that u will ~,
Ccci 100000, the amount estimated when the faud,
first came to light The Finance Committee
Of the board has refused to allow all bills paiI
by cx-ColIcctor simon A. rummus. which
were not sworn 10, certified, or reccntei
The committee also threw on a Large number Of bu.
without details pres ntcd BY former members Of he
board THe total amount thrown ont by the committee
il SI2I52 70 The amount allowed NJ. Cummin, a,
salary ia 500 30. The amount claimed as due tho
county from the cx-Collcctor reported by the com
mittrc a. %II,GlG %. Nh Cummus not having rem.
dcrcd 10 the boaid what il considers correct and proper
account of hi4 receipts and disbursements ami having
refused 10 exhibit his original account book, check
book and bank book and being indebted to the county
the board hd, directed its attorney 10 BEGIN legal pro-
crcliugs against him. The official bonds Of Mr. Cum.
mus have disappeared. and the attorney and clerk Of
the board have been directed To make thorough search
for them.
The Board of Frcchodcrs made a thorough cyauip,
tio u the bills Of sheriff Gardner Is cstimateit that
be- has ia h, hands the OF 1910 % which belong,
To the county. The sheriff allowed 5000 for the
special deputies sworn into Office during the railroad
strike in July l,77. lie claims that Dr. paid ont S3O7j
to the deputies some Of whom received - a day and
other. s. The committee which investigated the &C.
count threw them all out at first but after taking legal
Iylcc decided 10 allow - day 10 all who presented
bill, which had been 10 before the proper officers
The committee appointed bY the board 10 investigate
the recent, and EXPENDITURES OF the steward Of he
County Poor House, uuue. Fromc. found that tie ins
tuition had been grossly mI,mauagcd" aad recon-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-12
VIRGINIA EDUCATORS IN CONVENTION.

FORTRESS MONROE, July 1l.-The Virginia
Educational Convention called 90 order at Hhhp-
ton Normal institute at : O'Clock y IN. Wednesday,
by Professor Thomas r. Price president OF the society
About l3j were present, In his inaugural al
dress the president gave very hopeful ac-
count of tine cause Of education in the state during
the past year After the reading Of the president al
dress and IN" appointment OF several committees ina
convention adjourned unit! yesterday mom'n- Before
leaving the ban the delegates treated to some Inc
plantation melodies by tn Hampton students some sew
entyGvc of whom present These student, are eh
polca ON farm aud the Workshops ana thus ma
work the year round. Yesterday morning several dWr
papers TIE subject ~ education were read Y Inherent
MIXERS OWING the intense heat, aa early aJnuTh-
mcut had tlI evening, when Professor WIN. AlIrh'
of NcDUug Institute, near Baltimore, IcUd paper oh
the educational OUTLOOK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-12
RAILROAD coNrEEENcEs NJ sARATOGA.

SARATOGA, n. Y, July ll.-Thc Vanderbilt
d having settled their plains to economic expense,
nv doing away with extra agencies IN the management
NJ certain fast freight lines, stopping the payment Of
commissions 10 tckcagcuts aud arranging To stop inc
coppctilon between the Lake shore Canada Southern
and other roads this side Of Chicago gen
oral meeting of the lines 10 St. Louis was
held to-day. J. II. Deycrcnx was chiiiIhdh'
,a, william Stewart secretary. The bushes, chiefly
"a was me transportation OF livestock East j.
g. McMullen. A. H. Hopkins aud j. C. Noy's %sIe ! nP
p,it thnsr Interested. Mr. vanderbilt desire. very
much 10 have this arranged, ana II using an his in
Guenco 10 stop the cutting heretofore praelSeu'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-12
T9ELisT DAY AT BoWDOIN.


ACTION on TIE TRUSTEES AND ovEEshIEs-EsSAY5
BY C,~DiDATrS FOR DEGREES.
BprN,yvIcK, Ne, July 1.-THE closing day
Of commencement week al Bowdoin College opened win
falr attendance. A. O'Clock the Boards OF Trustees
and Oy.r..rrs met aud conferred The degree Of IL D.
on Tz-a Abbott, OF Cambridge. Mass, ana George
Woods Of Ptl,5u.., Penn. and the degree OF D. D. Oh
Jolp : s.,r.I. Of Bangor, and james SId!el Philips
The degree O, A. NJ Wa, conferred on LOWS v Cd-iair
L. 3 4 Joseph y. SpaudlnS Of Richmond, Ne" me
Rev Austin Luther and Pork Gardiner; and The degree
Of A. NJ out OF tho Coursc on f. II. Appleton OF BIhS"
BENJAMIN f. smith Ca,s Of G3 ". = on O.. i. sway,
Gas, Of - Boston and A. L. on L. = PIi -bmy 'h,,
of ;$ Professors j. Young was elected coicg" tIcd-
,rer Tor three wears. and : f. Humphrey, Of Bangor
and the Rev. J.. T. Palmer, Of HIrwicH, Mas, were
elected 10 the Board Of Oycr,,c rs Tie senior c11n
ton will hereafter take place tIT'r weeks before inc
TUESDAY preceding commencement. Provision was
mad. for professor Of intellectual and moral phil
Al II O'Clock a procession Of ID" alumni was formed
I'm front OF King Chapel and proceeded % the tongota-
tionaI Church Among the paper, rcat by cdnt lai'0
Tor The degree, OF H. A AMI Il = wcI" the follow '- .
"Trnib ana Freedom" by Alfred Edgar Euuton, Port
land; " Education az the Pubic Expense "9 n'.',I
Toih, Pari,;ton N'rih Arson Sir r omas Moore"
by William Edward sargent FrccpoI; hacIiuGiN as
an ~ ~" Moral Responsibility Of Nations"
nv Philip L.gh Paine. Portland; g." Political T"It,e1 Ih
France" by Thomas Moses Pray. Dover !. ~ ntI-
Inarcucc of Substance amid mo Changes {" f9iM 10y
Johu Wentworth, Limerick " Memory ana rn"IIi i
non" Boy samuel Emerson smith lhon"@Ioh' IHt vac
III Latin. read by George Cfoso"e Crc7''!'
Of b@Sp br exercises in the church to-day the alumni
prorrcicd 10 Memorial IIal where they took dh-
ner and listened 20 speeches me fIcaIutnI "I ln'
Boari Of OvcrSccrs, The Hon j. Z. DOoE', oI h'7'"H
iT"si,ird i'm the absence Of President thamDcI lain
Among the speakers were GofeInoi g , ti ION
Packard Henry W Fuller OF ne cas- o' - tng ii",
George Thomas. OF Portland, and he non Jon
exCousu 10 CoustaHtnorlG oi tc Gas oa c,cd the
festivities Of the week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-12

Ranch" on the Clear Fork OF IN" Powder River w.,
many years one Of the IUdan' choicest clInDn Ot
and The bread ana fcalu valley j. there farT s'es
with :cIcc poles ~ Diner remnant, &: tie all rjHnn
fayOrIt" habl!atlon. FioykS aIi herd, have been ,
and Big HorI Ioai; l|r"I", Icing ,rt;irrnn99
along 10 all the crossing % li" ,rrams tr, rom
Tho Union Pacific Railroad i'...... - I'm I'm
Eg Horn Rigar, ti-'grr' or 80 I,i' tuo
The telegraph also Is stretched iom rh;cua, % C'1@
n kinney, ON Powder RiyrI-,. rr. tI SION, I'm .up
20 brruGi aud plrnHrr.d od Err R'u-sn &, q ,y LIZ
region l. thus placed on -O5Hrpn- trrus VITA ,hs a1t
.i1. NH,ylu