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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-10

THE CLONES OF weAXN are luxur.an hair aud
fine teeth The first Is secured by j. 4 4. ATxIy-
sos's Basam OF White Roses, and the latter pre-
served by their Quinine Powder -" -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-10

TIE WEATHER YESTERDAY was cloudy and
threatening. ell. s
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 6 a. d., 45 !;
8 A. NJ, 40; noon, 54; p. ID, SO; S p.
H., 81; midnight. At
Mean temperature, 40 Sc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-10

Il A NOVEL SIGHT Yesterday a nock OF
turkeys numbering between Two anu th!e
hundred was driven up Cary street tpropas
|bly.o be satsened for ChEiHnas).
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-10

/, THE DrsAGREEasLE TASTE OF CoD-LIyER
iorL isgreatty overcome by the use OF PURCELL.
,IsADon & Co.'S EnaIIsion OF coa-EIver OIL with
Rypophosphites Of Lime and sotsi. Price, so cents
ne y boftle
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-10

CCRRASTs at PIzzfSI's.
RaIsISs at PIzZryi's. =
C1rRoS ut P1zZIN1's. s@ ,. s..t
SHELLED ALMONDS al PIZzIsrs. fE
nhe<e and other good things for Christmas he Is
selling at low figures.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-10

Entered at the Post. Office at Richmond. Va, as
second.class natrer.j
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-10
FnEsca CANDIES made fys8 1. ptaszrsI,s eyssy

| ar PIZzISI,s - = f,Ss" Ns1Ss"
cocoAsur ana cnocorArE c.Aaxas1g 1. ptz-
PlzzISz s determined TO sell ia good, Al. res-
sona6le prices His stock OF CoSFratFsoyxaIEsi Is
ve.-Y large. t~t4 - = 8 -
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LECTURES.

I E c T Z L. E.ff
BY
MAJOR JAMES G.. BILL. ...,
a AbtTarle, 1T the hall " the House of Dele
gates, on THURSDAY NIGHT at O'Clock.
Admission. 90 cents. ..s, de 9-3t s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-10

THIS USEXAMPLED ORGANIZATION HAS
CREATED y REGULAR FURORE IN
STAJNCH OLD RICHMOND.
THE ATHENS OF THE SOUTH, a
AN EFT one MORE OPPORTUNITY RE-
MAINS TO HEAR THEM.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-10

PINAFORE LAST NIGHT.-Oue OF the finest
audiences Of the season filed the Theatre
last night to witness the second representa-
ton OF "Pinatore" by Hayerly's Chicago
Church Choir Company. and the manifesta-
tions of delight were loud and frequent.
One Of the pecularlties OF this company is
its great sprlghtliDess, which seems at once
to enlist the sympathy OF the audience, put
ting everybody in q good humor with
everything and eliciling round upon round
OF hearty applause. One OF the chief faults
OF the other ''PInafore companies we bave
had here has been a disposition to drag and
make serious, heavy work Of what was
certainly Intended to be light and comic
opera. The {. &C. C.'s treat It in the pro-
per way. as q most ridiculous and amusing
satire. In the notice Of Yesterday we said
nothing OF the chorus, although it is
really grand one. We were at
first inclined to make disparaging
comparison between them and our own
Mozart company. but in some o. the last
choruses there was a volume OF sound which
was perfectly inspiring. As the orchestra
and each member OF the cast have already
been complmented to tue highest point, but
little can be added, only that the charming
Buttercup (MiSs Bartlettl fairly carried the
audience by storm by her exquisite singing
(her voice being second only to such queens
Of song as Cary and DrasdilD and her de-
Iighlful acting. Her duet with the Captain
(Mr. McWadc), who, by the way, is also au
excellent actor rs well rs singer was en-
c0reI to the echo. The other soloiSts, SEEM
ingly inspired by the brilliaucy OF the scene
in front. even surpassed their splendid per-
formance OF the first night. But enough;
it only remains to be said that no one should
lose an opportunity OF hearing this excel
lent company when they appear tonight for
the last time in Richmond.
The following is the cast for Trial by
jury tonight: Plaintiff, Miss Ada Somers;
Counsel, Miss Jessie Bartlett; Defendant,
Mr.. Phillip Fried; Judge, Mr. Louis w.
Raymond; Usher, Mr.. Aug. Liverman;
Foreman, Mr.. John Lougbrin; Scribe,
Mr.. s. Richardson. Miss Bartlett. it is said,
is the only lady who has ever assumed the
wig and gown to appear in this opera. The
cast, as will be seen, embraces most OF the
strength of the principal members OF the
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CONCERT.

MOZART HALL.
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 10TH.
TIRE MUSICAL EVENT OF THE SEASON.
.ppearance Of the
KATE THAYER CRANE CDNC CERT COMPANY
WILL L. CHAPMAN. director and Manager,
comprising tac distinguished artists
Mss KATE TiIAYER, Prima Donna;
Mrs. NORMAN. Contrato:
SiGNoR TAGLIaP1ETRA, BIritone
NME. TERESA CARREN0, Piariste;
Nix. ~ ARBECKLE. CornctiSt;
NG. c. E. PRATT, AccompaniSt
AN UEIQCAILED COMPANY IN
PROGRAMME OF UNSURPASSED EXCEL.
LESCE. .-..
Admission, 75 cents. Reserved seats. ST.. Tick
eS for sale n G. +. JouNsToN'S on THURSDAY.
The famous Weber Concert Grand Piano Is used
2,ihe TIiA1ER CONCERTS. --..E de2
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BEAUTIFUL WHITE TEETH

MEADE c BAKERS
SAPONINE DENTIFRICE
WILL PRESERVE TEEE TEETH, REMOVE
ISCIrIENT TARTAR,
and
KEEP TBE TEETH BEAUTIFULLY CLEAN
Sold by druggists ut SOC. u box.
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penernbe- This fact and secure seats at once at
f,uSSr0N's Ut al The Theatre Box Office.
p..,-shur., THURSDAY. Norfolk, FRIDAY
.,sS.TTEntY de l0-1t~
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HEALTH, STRENGTH, HAPPINESS
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TRY 1T.
BUSINESS CHANCES.

| UMBER FOR SALE PRIVATELY.
ssaSln2 determined 10 change my business now
~Sisr safe privately my remaining stock OF
LUMBER.
ii, corher OF Cary and Twelfth sreefs, IN lois "a
: d. pparcassers at reduced prices. ,-,,,,xyY i
M FOR SALE, A HOWE SEWING.
49, sseAACHINE.in good order ana In daily nse
tS ~ < 1aeest-rate ~ work. Price H6. 4Address
s.g.u .o-u i, s.., ..s G. d. w, care Dtspatch.
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CtOMPL LlNENTARY BENEFIT
OF
II. NJ. :. PISAFORE
By
THE RICHMOND AMATEUR COMPANY
TO
MISS MERA.
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 18TH,
MOZART HALL.
Tickets n T0lISsToS's. Box-sheet open THURS
DAY. Decrnhe- llth.
Prices. 30 aud - cents. de LOOT
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RICHMOND uEATRE-OATES.
l NTErEE NIGHTS ONLY AND MATINEE
ALICE OATES.
ALIt L OATES,
ALICE OATES.
SUPPORTED EY TIE
GATES ENGLISH COMIC OPERA COMPANY,
35 ARTISTS 35.
valer the management of Mr.. SAMUEL 7. JACK.
Ia. onls recognized English Comic Opera Company
!. ,Jr United states.
THURSDAY EVENING. DECEMBER 11TH.
vii be pres nted CHARLES LECoCQ'S popular
comic onera in three acts,
GlROFLE-GlROFLA.
FRIDNY-THE LITTLE DUKE.
MATlNEF-TUE PRETTY PERFUMER.
SATCRDAY-THE GRAND DUCHESS.
Box..htct opeus WEDNESDAY at 9 A. NJ. at
Joaustous and Office Of Theatre. secured seats. l..
de10-2ls
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RICHARD F. WALKER, ESQ:
Mr.. Walker returns TO the office OF su-
perintepdeut OF Public Printing, when ne
|f.Iied for seversl terms, aud for when ne 1e
was defeated two years ago by CapA.n
Richard q. Frayser, BE is vel! knoWn III
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Saturday, August ls, 1879.


United Action Necessary to Success.
The only hope of Republican success in
1880 lies in the DISCRIMINATION Of the
Democratic party. In 1878 this was
partly accomplished by the formation of
Rrecnback clubs throughout. the country,
which were sustained with money furnish
cd by republicans. These organizations
were strongest in Democratic districts
and whenever there was evidence of gag
ging in the ranks, money was forthcoming
TO keep the machine in operation. Of
course the rank and file, the farmers and
mechanics and others who went into the
new party from honest convictions, were
in ignorance of the manner OF trade effect
ed between Pomeroy.and the then score
tary Of the Republican national campaign
committee, Gorham. 1t would never
have done to have allowed the rank and
file to know of these transactions. But
the truth will always, sooner or later come
to light, aud it is gradually but surely
dawning upon the democrats who went
into the third party movement, that by
remaining there, they only aid the Repub-
lican party; that it is only By united action
that success can be attained; and that the
Democratic party is the agency best
adapted to accomplish the overthrow OF
the Republican machine, As result,
the Democratic ranks are again filling up
with those who temporarily absented them
selves from the organization, under the
delusion that the final overthrow
of the Republican party could, il
that way be soonest attained, The
democracy can achieve a glorious vic
tory in Illinois and the nation ii, instead o.
Joining new parties. an effective organiza
ton is perfected. The democrats of Chi
cago are now better organized than fol
years, and in other parts of the state, qule
but thorough organization is being effect
ed This is good move and should b.
initiated 10 every town and hamlet in ILL
nois. The state is democratic on full
ues the democracy will not only elect tn
state ticket in 1880, but will add its cleo
toral vote to the democratic column
There should be complete organization G
the democracy everywhere, as by no othe
means can the success of the principles {
the party be more certainly secured. Ii
the good work 60 on, and let every Demt
crat who cherishes the memory of Jack
son, Jefferson, and the many other illus
trious democratic statesmen whose &C
live in history, join in the work of perfeo
ing strong aud impregnable party orga'
ization. Procrastination is the thief
tune, and no democrat can afford to wa
untilthe tomorrow" The time to
the work is notol Don't waste any tin
on third parties which at best are on
republican feeders, but join heart ar
hand in the good work, and labor should
TO shoulder for democratic success.
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1t were idle for Senator Conkling to en-
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the public craving for the truth. At pres
ent the Conkling- SpraRue affair places the
New York Senator in an unenviable posi-.
ton. considered in any light.
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The Massaobuss.ts Dam ocrat,.

The democrats of Massachusetts, refuse
to cooperate with the Butler party, and
will not support the ambitious ex-congress-
man for governor This is healthy IN
dication of returning good sense, and
may induce the cheeky aspirant for guber-
material honors to withdraw from the con-
test. The democrats of Massachusetts
can better afford to suffer honorable de-
feat, rather than victory with such man
as Butler as the standard bearer, His
protested independence is mere preteXt
TO catch votes, and should he be elected, it
would only be question of time before he
would be full fiedgsd stalwart, doing the
work OF the Republican managers aud con-
trolling the state in the interest of that
party. Butler is altogether too recent q
convert to be martyrizsd by Democrats,
His vituperative abuse Of democracy, and
the very active part he has taken in the
stalwart ranks, is not to be so soon for.
gotten or so readily forgiven by true Dem.
ocrats. Had he always been conserva.
tive man, his changed views might have
been considered the outcome of careful
thought add honest conviction, but when
it is so we'll known that he is actuated
solely from motives Of political ambition
he should be shunned by all true Demo.
Gratis as unworthy of confidence. The
Democratic party of Massachusetts cannot
afford to sink its identity and principles
for the sake of possible temporary sue
cess and the elevation to a high position
OF a man who has been bitter opponent
OF the principles he now processes to en-
dorse. Butler has been altogether too
unreleDting an enemy of Democracy to
receive Democratic support, and no true
Democrat should aid him in attaining his
ambitious aspirations. The Democrats of
Massachusetts, did the proper thing in re-
fuslDg to support Butler, and 10 80 doing
raised the party in the estimation of all
honorable persons as men willing TO sacri
fee even the hope of success. rather than
surrender the principles OF true democ.
Tacy.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-08-16

the sure result. It the Beecher- Tilton
business over again. View it in whatever
way You will. il is said affair. It tells
story, the dark background Of which is
misery,
Decatur Review
Conkling's invasion of the home of ex-
Gov Sprague is treated by the radical
papers as a small affair. True. it is pri-
vate affair by q man of ignoble arts aud
purposes, yet he represents the great state
OF New York in the United States senate,
| is a recognized leader Of the republican
party, and has been, and now is, q leading
candidate for the presidency. While he
may be great in mind, in heart ne Is
small, and in actions base. It is an affair
which every one who has any regard for
the sanctity of the marriage relation ana
the homo circle should outspokenly con-
denim.
| (st. Louis Republican,
i The Conkling Sprague affair, which the
stalWart senator undertook In the nrst
place to keep out of the papers. has over,
leaped the most vigorous measures OF
suppression and developed into the high
est-toped sensation Of the day. Ii IS
National scandal and should be spelled
with big N.
(Iowa Press)
Sing a song of shot gun
Belly full of rye;
Two loyal Senators making mud pie,
When the pie was opened
The public got smell,
Il Aud Sprague said to Conkling,
Now you go TO ILL.,"
Chicago Times.)
The senator from New York, who hasn'
any southern ''chivalry" about him, Blu
claims to be a type of the superior civil
cation of the north, depreeates this exhi
/ bition of plantation manners" in Rhod
{ Island, 1t is quite out of place-quite
The intrusion of a shotgun in his pleas
; ures was downright impertinence, ur
worthy northern civilization.
IN. Y. TImes.)
3 Without attempting to make any inter
y ence from the still incomplete body of evl
dence bearing upon the affair, it may b
pointed out that the episode of Nj
e Sprague, Mr.. Conkling and the Germa
: tutor derives its chief Importance from tn
= rather ill-judgsd efforts Of Senator Conk
| ling's friends to secure acceptance for
version of the affair which violates bot
: probability and fact. Consideration fo
r the feelings of the parties chiefly concern
t Concluded on next DaRe.1
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-08-16
coNKLTNG-sPRAGUE.
Opinions of the Press.
(Ills. State Register. }

NIIId' DIate Heg.ster.)
1t Is now proposed that Uoukling and
mrs, Sprague shall at once enter upon the
heid OF lecturiDg. The Cincinnati En-
qH'rsT Is entitled to the credit of inventing
the suggestion, but the thousands who
nave nave heard Beecher, Colfax, Fitzpatrick,
hilton and Bessie Turner, will heartily in
IN. Y. SUM-
The whole affair is one which will make
good men and women grieYe. 1t can bring
only wretchedness to the parties most
Interested, and harm to the country at
large. The public prints being full of it,
IL tamiliariZes the public with such love
at1alrs-it turns the public mind into these
channels, and q harvest of such cases is
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-08-16
Chancery Notice,
STATE OF ILLINOIS.

Ot lLL1NOIS,
Rock ISLAND COUNTY.
Charles v. Haney vs.. Catharine Haney-In Chan
Gerry.
Affidavit of the non-residence of Catharine Ha.
hey, the above named defendant, having
been filed in the Clerks Office of the Circuit
Court of said County, notice is therefore hereby
given to the said nonresident defendant, that the
complainant filed his bill OF complaint in said
Court. on the Chancery side thereof. the 26th
day OF June, 1879, and that thereupon a summons
Issued out of said Court wherein said suit is now
pending, returnRble the first Monday in the
month OF September next. as is by law required
Now, unless you, the said nonresident defendant
above named, shall personally be and appear be-
fore said Circuit Court the first day OF the next
term thereof, to be holden at Rock Island, in and
for the said County, on the first Monday in Septem.
Der next, and plead, answer or demur to the sa d
compliments bill of complaint the same and the
matters and things therein charged and stated will
be taken as confessed, and decree entered against
you according to the praye, of said bill
LEVI r. HARSON, Clerk.
Rock leland, Illinois, July %, 1879.
ABBOTT a SHELDON, Compt's Soils. 7-22d4w
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EASTWARD.

Passengers carried on Freight trains as follows:
EAST .........4:45 pm WEST. 10 80 m
GEO. M Loosely, Agent, Rock Island.
A. KIMBALL, E. ST. JOHN,
Gen1 Sup't. Gen. Tiki q Pass. Agt.
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SALICYLICA PILLS

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