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n2 for 80.
3 for so.
4 for 50.
'IGARs. AZ Jack I.evy's.

az WILL CURE CONSUMPTION. To all suf-
fering from the folio wing diseases ray of hope
is tfered through the Kindness of u missionary
friend who has sent me the formula of a pure
ly vegetable medicine which has long been used
by the native medicine men of Hindostan:-for
the positive and radical cure OF Consumption,
bronchitis, Catarrh, Asthma, Dyspepsia,
Throat and Lung difficulty, General Debility,
Loss of Manhood and all Nervous Affections.
its power has been tested in hundreds of cases
without failure. l now feel it my sacred 1u-
ty as far as possible TO relieve human misery
and will send the recipe-FREE OF CHARGE-to
any person who may desire it with directions
for using. Sent by return mail by addressing
with 2 stamps naming this paper, DR.. y. r.
Brigham. Drawer 2S, Utica, N. y.
~ A Card.-'ro all who are suffering from
the errors and indscretions of youth. nervous
weakness, early decay, loss of manhood, &c,
will send a recipe that will cure You, FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was discovered
by missionary in South America. Send
envelope 10 the REV. JOSEPH L.
ISMAx Station d, Bible House, New York City.
nov6.dWGm
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EIll.k..
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

IL 10NpAYfs Apris6 1875
& SALEs.I, oog Petersburg So at 104.
draer1enz Gofds III O1z bid. g
asked; virginia cotfsals. new 3Sss bid. 36 ASKED:
WFsl!a fansa9le yrsn;a dsfsrrsd
9. cstHs sscurit ies. ishmond city 81. III bid:
burg City as, asked sss s a city Ioas
bid. 10 asked Pe fsrsbarg city SIS, special, 90
s ss Ely hynsDus s.y 81 % sd SoGsk Ely
bid; Manchester s's s-receIyabei, sss bid, b
ortsase s. Z aad 100 BID; Virgins Central
Railroad third mortgage 6's, j. and -, 76 bio;
and id: 1irna Cent?, Central q Raload non
mortgage s's,J and j., sS bid; Virginia and Ten m
bid; Virginia and Tennessee Railroad third mort
gage Sis, y. and j., 90 bid: s0uthside Railroad
second mortgage preferred SIS, Land ~ hid,
asd as oc
Railroad ceriifcates, SO bid; Richmond, Frede-
rfcksbnrg and Potomac Railroad MORTGAGE S's, ):
Potomac Raflroa mortgage 7's,J and j., 9eS bid !:
Richmond Frederick sburg and Potomac Rairoad
DsnviIIe Railroad consolidated SIS. NJ ami NJ f2K
bids Piedmont Railroad first mortgage SIS, A. and
3 Railroad stocks.-Rlchmond and Petersburg
Railroad: 100 par, 81 bid Richmond, Frederic e,
burg and Potomac Rai'road common: 100 par, 90
bid. IS asked; Richmond. Fredericksburg and POI
tomac Eilroad six per cent guaranteed, Loo par 80
bid: RichmUnd, Fredericksburg and Potomac. Rail
road seven per cent. guaranteed, 400 par. g3 bid:
Richmond and Danville Railroad, 100 par, 2 bid.
asked. ~. IL.
Bank Stocks.-National Bank Of Virginia, 100
par SO asked: State Bank Of Virginia, 100 par, as
bid !; Union Bank OF Richmond, so par, ~ bid, IS
ASKED; Merchants and Planters Savings, 25 par,
1Sk bid; Citizens Savings, Us par, % asked.
! Insuraace OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Fire and Ma
riEe. rs par, 80 bid: Virgins State, % par. %
Did; Virginia Home, 90 par: LOS asked; Merchants
and Mechanics, 100 par, S5 bid, 90 asked: CITY,
loo par, ~ hid; Granite Insurance Company. 100
mar. 7SlS bid. 90 asked. ~ 'aza tE'l
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Hopss sfanifis. sssss 14ssis 81. grss. H5SSS. rs
Hgass stt0n. r)tits, arS 0oi1exs

HoDss Saniiis ssss 14si 81. i. q Is. HSsf3f. =. s
HaasS 4stt0n. a1tits, sH0oi1eAs
{ 2 ase ananber. siss Il ~.
Lssasasr. hA,fsoss. ID aasIs NJ 6Ao #essrs'
girsinia popIar 81 ss6dszs 81 1850 white pine
S2u61sG5 BIIsd ycf;ow. ptIe etssxI gNH14t
;oist. sI2Mal &. aecor3inR % ieBayAa. S.tfn1fss-
PINE. a2.5 DGGa5: cypresa six-lncb. tEf.yQGS ~
900. Iaths.- Spit; !. 50: sasssc.
.sages VI barr. tisober. erss1t4 slaas2es
Timber, SGaS7.5e D 1000. F1oar-baryts voss. %
G@s: hoeslicat-boop 20 demand sststs.
Iiecrfc1.; II z - 80
Ifeoriee psests IL c. e Co.. 81 e. n. 81, .sac.s
S 57c e ss se &c e. q II III III
29c.: g. c. W. $780,: no brand. lie. >
LIQUORS Vince. &c. 6
Ate:a scotch, best brands, pnts s2@sT.2S .
Brnmdirs. Domestic. 81 .asas2 fn,f. sr.10@
vi;.;,;. a 1,s nsg; kS Old
Tue Tziisssus: Mp6inm. 81 . 0Gas2 .oarr cid. -
3S4: Virginia mountain, new, *2@s2.tb. I'd.
92.5GEJ&3.GO and upwards. ~ III ~ f.Bsft
Gin: Domestic. SI.25G n42 i'm or;n1s "a q case.
p Teio En1Lg1sd Rum s 60Naf1.S0. ~.
gectJfea R8tsEsDS: Marker qritt proc. u. 80
Powder. Shot. &c.
Fuse: Toys naming. 3Sc,Gs1.23 n 100 spes,
Ponder: sS75 BY ths .fse kssss-- iesc 5ssan fse
Ssot lo' Northern. i > iaE o. rs ioa.
Gr;adstoHss: 1kGS2&c. ~ ID. sd.
IiIi-Fced. -
( sshtpstaF: 35@40t..s . pusnei; $50 D ton.
Z BYotoRSL,iF. z27E330c. u utIshe4: $50 3tonL
s. Wheat bran 20@26c. p btshe. 500 3, rDn.
Corn Fran: TIC. per bisher: 81 5etSiS 3 Ton.
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Ex-Governor Moses, of South Carolina,

ARRESTED IN NEW YORK FOR FORGEkf.
NEW YORK, April S.-EN-Governor
Franklin j. Moses, Jr., Of South Carolina,
was arrested on Broadway last night and
locked up. lie is charged with having
forged the name OF J. Woodruff for S316,
and passing the same upon James Allen.
Moses will be taken to Charleston in Il few
days. ~,
NEW YORK, April S.-Ex-Governor
Moses. Of South Carolina, is still confined
at police headquarters. He has engaged
counsel, who presented to Judge Donohue
a petition for habeas corpus, returnable
tomorrow. The petition states that the
prisoner has been arrested on requisition
purporting to be from his .Excellency Wade
Hampton, OF South Carolina, on the Gov
ernor of New York for the body OF said
Moses, who is charged with forgery; that
no warrant from the Governor Of New York
accompanied said requisition, and that the
alleged forgery is that Of q name upon an
usurious and void promissory note. The
writ was granted. At the same time Moses's
counsel teIegraphed to Governor Robinson,
OF New York, who replied, asking il
Meses's alleged forgery OF the name upon
the usurious end void promissory note was
q crime, and Ii any pecuniary obligation
was created, ss--55S la S 80 \, -
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BURNED TO DEATH Corning, N. T.,
April San insane building connected
with Steuben county poor-house was fired
by a innatlc, who, with fourteen others,
were burned to death. The iron grating TO
the windows prevented the escape OF the
Victims. There were sixty or seventy in
mates. The details are blooG-curdling. One
man was. badly injured. Oyer forty were
rescued. and seyerai escaped. Tho scene
presented by the seharred renainssaHd de.
s6ras IS sickenirg in the extreme. -
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Cuba.

HAVANA, April s.-The Official Gazette
has published a decree by the Captain
General directing that, in compliance with
the proclamation OF the 2Sth March, resto-
ration to its owners Of all property embar-
coed for political offences shall commence
Immediately. Orders have been given ac-
.cordinsly to the Director OF Finance and
all Governors OF the Island. Persons In
terested must apply to these authorities to
obtain their property.
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1yHE MOST PRECIOUS OF GIFTS

VHHE MOST PRECIOUS OF GIFTS
\ Health Is undeniably Il more precious gift than
riches, honor, power. Who would exchange l.
for these, the chief objects of human ambition? 1t
Is obviously the part of wisdom to employ means
for the preservation Of health and the prolongalon
Of life which time and experience have proved 10
be reliable. Many of the dangers by which health IS
threatened may be nufed by the use Of that most
irresistible OF correctives and tCnlcs, Hostetters
Stomach Bltters, which, by increasing Vial power
and rendering the physical functions regular and
active keeps the system in good working order and
protects it against dis Gaze. For constipation. dyspep
sia livcr-complaint, nervousness, kidney and rheu-
matte ailments. 1t Is Invaluable, and 1t affords
sure defence against malaral fevers, besides re-
moving every trace OF such disease from the sys-
ten. Half n wine;laisful taken before meals i'm
proves the appetite and insurcs complete digestion
and assimilation. ap 9-Tu,Th&S&w
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massachusetts.
D AK FA1 RES

b AK FAIL IN E
EosToS, April s.-The Well Fleet MAS
sachtisetts)z Savings Bank, with deposits OF
S422,163, and the South Boston Savings
Bank, with deposits Of s1,565,982, finding
themselves unable to meet the demands OF
their depositors, have been placed under
the restrictions OF the new savings bank
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sEoycments or the postal Party.

JAcKsoyyILLE. A pril s.-The postal party.
left Cedar Keys to-day for Key w est and
Havana on the steamer Lizzie Hend erson.
w i The steamer Agnes bad seven passen-
gers, who are now encamped on the beach.
The steamerwenta ashore at high7tide.
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NEWS By EGR APH.
rResr All, PARTs OF alnE waou,RID.

PERSONAL ITEMS. FROM WASHINGTON
WELLS HAD a STORMY INTERVIEW wlTH
SHERMAN BEFORE HIs DEPARTURE
WELLS wrrfiDRAws WHAT WAS SAID IN
HIS LETTER ON LOUISIANA AFFAIRS
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS GENE
RAJ FIELD SWORN IN AS DooRKEEpER-.
FIRE AT FORSYTH, tsA.-ARREs9 OF EX-
!. GOVERNOR MOSES OF SOUTH CAROLINA
FOR FoRGERY-cUBAN AFFAIRs-TBE
POSTAL PARTY EN ROUTE FROM JACK
soNvILLE-NEws FROM ABRoAD-IN THE
HOUSE OF LORDS YESTERDAY; AN IN
TEREsT1NG DISCUSSION BETWEEN L oRDs
BEACoNsFlELD, GRANVILLE, AND DER
By-THE SITUATION IN THE EAST, &C., &C.
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GHS4UET.
NROOUET FOR THE MILLION
" balls and mallc,s, nicely painted, stakes,
and 10 arches packed in y strong box, with slide
ton, with book Of instructions, $l.15. Also. set
with S balls and malels, but not packed In box,
o5c 2 nice set of balls aud malets. packed IN
hox, for 81. Finer sets at So. $3.50, 50, So, and
$40.
Upon receipt of Doc. additional any set VIII be
sent to any part OF Virginia. West Virginia, or
North Carolina, freight or expt ess paid.
ELLYSON & YANCEY.
NH lo-aodlm 11l2 Main street.
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Heorxia.
PrnE IN FoRsYTH.

MACON, April s.-A fire at Forsyth, last
night Destroyed The only remaining hotel
and three stcrehouses. The Telegraph Office
was burned, but hass been RED opened. ..The
losses aggregate 81 600. Insurance about
$4,000. The fire WIS accidentally
Three weeks ago Forsy th suffered severe
~ by fire. Il ~
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XLVTH CONGRESS--Second Session.
Ay,riJ 1919.

SENATE.
The discussion Of the Pacific railroad
funding bill was continued. No vote.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. #t
Immediately after the reading Of the
journal the House proceeded to the consid-
eration of the resolution offered Friday by
Mr.. Butler, of Massachusetts, nominating
for doorkeeper of the House General James
Shields. A long and exciting debate fol-
lowed, participated in by Messrs. Butler
of Massachusetts. Clymer OF Pennsylva-
MIA, Cox of New York, Blackburn OF Ken
lucky, and McAlahon OF Ohio; at the con-
clusiou OF which Mr.. Clymer. OF Pennsyl-
vania, put in nomination Charles W. Field,
of Georgia; Mr. Butler. OF Massachusetts,
nominated James Shields, OF Missouri; and
Mr.. Randolph, Of Tennessee, nominated
John II. Trent, OF Tennessee. The vote
being taken resulted as follows: Field,
1913; Shields, 101; Trent, s. Charles w.
Field was thereupon declared elected, and
was sworn in, taking the modified oath.
Mr.. Clarke, Of Missouri, moved TO sus-
pend the rules and pass The bill authorizing
the President to appoint james Shields 4
Brigadier.General upon the retired list OF
the army; which was agreed to-yeas, 22S;
nays, 6. The negative votes were cast by
Messrs. Randolph, OF Tennessee; AclIen,
of Louisiana; White and O'Neil, or Penn
sylvania, and Jones and Cox, of Ohio.
The poSt-oflice appropriation bill. appro-
priating S34, 100000, was reported and re-
ferrcd to the Committee Of the Whole.
Adjourned.
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EIour.

Fine. ~: snperfine, 81. 75Ga$5; extra suparnne
1878: common family, 1925 M&6.h0 fancy fam
lily and City Mills $7Gl$7.5n. Market little active
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WHEAT White, 244 bushels prime at $1.37; SO
bushels very good al S1.35; % bushels common At
ut S1.20; ~ bushel, prime az S1.3e-,otai, 364
200 bushels mixed on privare terms; % bushels ut
Sl.1S; 100 bushels very good Futz 1T 1928; 20
bushels mixed ut $3.50; 50 bushels mixed at
sl.2S; 40 bushels very good Lancaster on private
terms; IL bushels mixed at $3.50; 1856 bushels
fair FuitZ on private terms; A bushels very good
at &1.3S; ~ bushels mixed ut 81 %; % bushels
very good FulEZ al IL .25-tota, 91S bushels.
CoEN.-White, $50 bushels on private terms; l 30
bushels prime 1T 55c.-total, $40 bushels.
OATs.-74 bushels very coed spring a. S6c.
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By Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

. NEW YORK, April S.-Gold opened at l0Qh.
,Eo0n.-Stocks about steady Money on ca l, . per
cent Gold, 1909. Exchange-Lorg, 4S6A; short,
4S9. State bonds quiet Governments firm.
EUe7i tRg.--M0ney active at per cent. Sterling
firm at 4e6!I Gold, 1908. Governments weaker;
NEVIS l045G. States dull.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, April s.-Yirginla 6Hs. old, % de-
ferred, AZ; consolidate, 592i; second series, 32.
North Carolina 6's (oldl, 10; new, 8. Bid to-day.
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BALTIslOR
COMMERCIAL.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. April 8, 1878.
GFFTnlNGs REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-JFhite, 100 bushels. Red, 1,052 BUSH
lis, - ..
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nns,.- ,.-H.rs..s ~.

uSE,.r tSrs;sEsI.s 49,.
,".laTUIF aIMaNA'-APRIL Q, ls7s.
"a. r3............. 53St HIGH TIDE.
... -. :. ....... .B:26 3forning-......... 9:!D
Ina Is. ....... 1880 E"ching............ 9:iO
al OF RICHMOND, APRIL 8, 1878.
ARRIVED.
S,ramS'. - Old Dominion, Walker, New YORK,
merchandise aud passengers, Il. ". Alien q Co..
agents. .,
Steamer Alliance, -. Philadelphia, rnerchan-
disc and passengers, W. !. Porter. agent.
schooner Cora Van Glider. -, New YORK,
guaro.
Steamer Ariel, Mayo, Norfolk, Caltec states
Rsil, merchandise and passengers, l.. B laiuHi'
agent. - 1
80 CLEARED FOB THIS FORT.
Schooner An lie Y. Bergen. Thoinp,cn, Ne" YORK;
Schooner Lisiitboat, Wood. Boston, April 9th. -
MEMORANDA.
Schooner Breeze, Cranmer, hence, at New YORK
April 9Th. -.
Scilooncrs An,llea Godfrey and Alice Curtis, Tor
Richmond, passed Alexandra April D n.
schooner Major William ii. TanuE' Slice' heucc'
at philadelphia April 5tli.
49, BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK, April S.--Arriycd out: Bernhardt,
Born. 81 8s,Ss43 t.;s,.s1l go
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

NIUNDA1, ApTII o, 1910.
The breaks to-day comprised 100 hogsheads, 4
fierce, and ID boxes The offerings ut auction ON
Change were SO packages; Of which number 20
were taken in, and the remainder sold at prices
ranging from 81 so 10 1925.
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ai{Illaa llspatrh,

,,,,,ps4, !, & I. &. spRlL 8, 1878.
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CoNsrANTlNoPLE, April S.-Mr. Layard,
the British ambassador, has received re-
port from Mr.. Reade, the British consul at
Rustchuk, claiming satisfaction from the
Russian Government for an outrage COM
mitted by Russian troops on entering the
consulate there and taking possession OF its
archives, Notwithstanding the British flag
was hoisted over the building at the time.
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LOUISVILLE. April S.-Flour dull {: Extra, 1915
6ls4: Family, s4.25Ms4, so. Corn In fair demand;
White, 45c.; mixed 42c. Wheat easier; red 81 !:
amber and white, S1.20@S1.22. oats steady. Rye
dull at coo. Pork quiet ami steady ST S10.25.
Lard steady ami in fair demands choice leaf fierce,
7XGsc.: choice leaf. key, $685.. Buk-meats
quiet and steady: shoulders, 31soaSae clear RIB
ders. 4LM4Sc.: Gear rib, 5Hc.; clear sides, SIC.
Sugar.cIred hams. 74M0c. Whiskey quiet at 81 o..
r,hucco uuIpt ard unchanged.
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Is, - = ,
CoEN-IVhite GAO bushels.
0STS-I34
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BLAINE AND THURMAN.

The announcement that Mr.. Blaine was
to attack the consistency Of Senator Thur
man did not draw crowd such as attended
the election OF doorkeeper of the House;
but this did not prevent the Senator from
Maine from reading copiously from the de-
bate OF 1873 on the Pacifc-railroad question
to show that Mr.. Thurman's position then
was antagonistic to what, it is now. Mr..
Blaine also advocated his amendment to the
sinking fund bill OF the judiciary Commit
tee, which reads as follows: So long Us the
Central Pacific and Union Pacific roads shall
faithfully comply with the provisions OF said
acts of 1862 and 1864, and Of this act relating
to payment to the United States on account
OF bonds advanced and Of the sinking fund
TO be established as aforesaid, such, compli-
ance shall be taken and deemed insufficient
to meet the obligation Of said companies on
account ofslch bonds prior to the maturity
thereof. A SO 5.
Mfr. thurman followed, md showed that
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-11-16
NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.

Office of County Treasurer. Ford county. kGE.
Dodge Guy, Nov. l3:h, ls.s.
NOTICE i. hereby given that the Tax Roii of
~ Ford county. Kansas, 10 now in my hands.
All persons having taxes 10 pay will take notice
that the same must be paid ON or before the 2o:h
DAY OF December, ISIS. or penalty of five 10
per cent siil be added; and all who pay til.
tire tax on or before said diie will be entitled
TO a rebate Of FIVE % per cent.
Tax Warrants VIA Issue promptly after the
lapse of sand time for all delinquent personal
property TAX.
The amounts as levied arr US follows:
State lax-5;s mills on each 500 valuation.
County Tax-l0 "
Interest on Cur. Exp. Bonds-is mill on each
SIOo valuation.
Interest on Court House Bond.-,b mills on
cach SlO0 valuation.
Interest on Funding Bonds-Is mills on each
A!J0 valuation.
Poor Fax. mill on e.ch Sl0o valuation.
School District Ne. l--l2t, mills On each SlOc
valuation.
School District Ne. IS mills on zach al0o val
School District NJ. 3-l3 -
School District No. go
Joint School District Nc. IL
Dodge City-io mills on each SlOJ valuation.
Township Tax. SpeareS ille-h mil! On each
= leo vsHEaiion
no'le-st c II. LANE, County Treasurer
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-11-16
LIVER rs KING.

The liver is the Imperial organ Of The whole
human system, as il controls the lie, health and
happiness OF man. When il il disturbed in lbs
proper action. all kinds Of ailments are the nat
ural result. The digestion Of food, the move
menis OF the heart ana blood. the action Of the
brain aad neTsou, system. are all Immediately
gust flower is un.qualled In curing all persons
Affected with Dyspepsia or Liver Complaint
andall the numerous symptoms that result from
an unhealthy condition vi the Liver and Stom-
sch Sample bottles to NY. 10 cents. Positive
~ sold in all towns on the Western Continent.
Three doses will prove tina: it is just what you
want,
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-11-16
CUT THIS OUT

And send il to your friends IN the East
advising them, when they visit Colorado,
New Mexico. Arizona. or the San Juan
mines, TO take the Atehison, Topeka d
Santa Fe Railroad. the new southern route
through Kansas via the Arkansas Valley,
TO Pueblo. making direct connection with
the Denver * Flo Grlnde Railway Tor
Colorado Springs, Denver. and all points
in Northern Colorado. Canon City, Car
land. Del Norre Lake City. FL Moro. Las
Vegas aud Santa Fe. Trans leave Kansas
City and Atchison every day in the year.
with Pullman Sleeping Cans attached. and
passenger trains equipped with all the
modern improvements. For maps. circu>
lars and detailed information ask Them te
senG 10 w. +. WHITE,
General Passenge. Agent, Topeka. Kan.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-11-16
PROPOSALS. FOR CORN.
Office Of the CHIEF Quartcrmas;er

Office Of the CHIEF Quartcrm=s;er,
for LezNrnNorih, Kansas, Oct. 10, 49,.
CsEALED proposals in triplicaie will be re
iSceiveu at tins Office until IL O'clock a. ", on
Wednesday. November 20, ls,s, Tor the delivery
befoie june 30, is.9 OF shelled corn, in sacks ns
follows: Al Junction Cay, Kansas, on board OF
cars, 900 pounss; AT Dodge City, Kansas OF
board oil cars, $50, 900 pounds: at Fort sill, J. T.
J1vp pounds; and IL Fort Reno, 1. T., 4oJ. re
pounds, Also Tor shelied or ear corn at For:
Leavenwerih, Kansas, so. go pounds.
Bids will DC received Tor any portion Of ID.
corn.
Preference VIII be given 10 articles Of domes-
tic production. The United States reserves til.
right TO reject any or all bids. The proposals
Will be Opened in the presence Of bidders, ant
VIII he subject 10 conditions printed thereon,
and specified IN circulars, which will be fur
nished on application, frsm This Office. 1hoS.
circulars will give fu,i particulars.
Envelopes containing proposals should he
plainly marked, =. Proposals for Corn.
at aHa address to the GndersigneA.
RUFUS SAAION.
oeiis-sw Dcvsp Y. n. 0sserxl.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-11-16
EsIs0x's LATEST DISCOVERY

Is equalled only by the remarkable success nj
tending the Introduction sni use Of BROWNS
FAMILY MEDICINES. Tie bilious and III las
niaiic influences of this Western climate re
counteraeted by BROWNS LIVER PILLS. Try
Them once and you will use no others HROW\'S
BLAthBEi;ll AND GINGER should be in ev-
cry household Diarrh'ea, Dyseni-ry and all
arrangements Of the stomach and bowels sre
relieved at once By ihis great remedy. Have
yon !. headacht? Are you dull, stupid and slec-
~ when you should be wide awake? Take SAR-
SAfARiI.LA, DANDEI.IoN AND IODIDE OF
POTASSIUM. IL inyisorates the liver and pur-
flies the blood.
For sale by II. J. FRINGER anu at ih~ CITY
pHCGsToRE. Dodge City, Kansas.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-11-16
CmEHENNRs RxrURNlNG.

Tie 10 Northern Cheyenne Indians,
who escaped from the indian Territory
scme months ago. and VINO have been held
at Sidney. keb.. lew months past, are
being brought across the country slid will
be placed on their reservation near Fort
Ron,. Their transfer has been delayed
owing To the outbreak OF the rcmain,n.
portion OF the same tribe IN September
last. They will arrive ut this Posi- sou
time next week. aud will remain at Fort
Dodge several days in order to recruit
their stock before leaving Tor their des>
tInatlou.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-11-16
POST OFFICE HOURS
SANTA CLAUS
Has ordered
HIS WHOLE STOCK OF
Holiday Goods
From
JAMES c. COMMON.
THE CURRENCY QUESTION.

THE CURRENCY QUESTION.
Notwithstanding the fact thar thousands
Of our people are at present worrying
henselvss almost TO death over this vex-
cd question. even 10 the extent Of nelect>
lug their business. their homes anc their
duty 10 their families, there are still theus-
ands upon thousands Of smart, hard work
ing, intelligent men pouring INTO the graz
Arkansas Valley, the Gai dsu of the West
where the Atchison. Topeka n santa Fe
Railroad offers them their choice OF 9 500
u00acr-s OF the finest farming lands in The
world ut almost their OVID prices. Ii You
do not beiieve il. write to the uRdersign-
ed. who will tell You where Won can get q
cheap land EXPLORING ticket. and how. 1t
. moderate expense, you can see for yours
self and lie convinced
W. f. WHITE.
General Passenger and Ticset Agent.
Topeka. Kansas.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-11-16

There was n grand and gala time at the
Western House las; nighs. 4 hall was
given and a sumptuons supper served b,
She genital landlord. Music by Mart Ber-
rvs orchestra. The gay. the ellie and
the fashionable were there IL their humor
ssd m-rrimsnt; and the gas party wound
up At . seasonabls hour.