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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-19

AIRS. Jackson, widow OF General Stone:
wall Jackson, has arrived in this city,
bringing with her Miss Julia Jackson, her
only Child, who, as already stated in the
Sun, will be placed at school here this VIM
fer. Mrs. Jackson is the guest Of MTs
Hugh Lee, OF st. Paul street.-BuI''"' re
Sun, 18th. ..... s.s
Glass sleepers for railroads is the latest
thing in that line in England. y lie glass
Is toughened by process aiso oYercd by
Frederick Slemens, Of Dresd';n, the cost
iper ton being about the same 2.s that Least
iron. but there are three times as many
sleepers in ton.
: A new post-offiee is established at Kim
balton, Giles county, Va. on new. route
near Pembroke. pt.he post-office at Mount
Athos, Campbell county, Va, is reestab-
iished, with Mss sallie Phelps as postmas'
ter,
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POLICE COURT, IEsTEEDAY-JuStlce J0-
seph j. White preSiding.-Thc following
cases were disposed OF
Mary Staples, Kate Johnson, and Luclc
johnson, charged with creating a disturb
ance at the Richmond, York kiYer and
Chesapeake Railroad depot. Mary Staples
and Kate johnson were committed to Jail.
and IN attachment issued for Lucie John
son. .... ..
G.. II. Motley. charged with being drunk
and lying on the streets. Fined 81 By JUS
tice Granger. ...
w. d. Mccoy, charged with being drank
and tIeSpassing on the premises OK Z.
FIocsheim. Fined 81 by Justice Isbcll.
Dcri min Merriwelfher and Charles Miles,
charged with shooting pistol ca the
streets, and thereby endau.cring the lives
OF persons passing. 0IiIcs discharged.
Mcr!iweathcr tined $50.
/. y. Pitts, G. 3. Cooper, c. +. Coopr,
and Jacob Kinney, charged with being en-
nared in fight on the property o. the
jaime. River and kanawha Company. C..
+. Cooper was discharged, aad the others
were fined - each.
tnarle; Hunt, charged yYith RAINING :,
cart on tie streets without license. Or
dcred To procure duplicate numbers and + Z
uort 10 the Police Court.
Joe Barber, CHARGED with assau':irG, JGt
pemberton and ATTEMPTING 70 c'it hi'n witt
a razor. Discharged, harin% been in iai
for one week.
Silas Winston, charged with stealing
barrel OF -four valued at Sc from II. B
Taliaierro Il Co. Cr ntinued 10 Saturda.
and bail allowed in 200
a number OF OF aer cases were disQo:c'
OF, the parties be- .ug discharged.
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Mstiags CoWt-- Tiat Of Socrates Brooks.
The ILlstiT@s Court Judge william l. Cop
ton pra<iding) was in session yesterday.
Altcr transacling some ct;il business, the
case 9f Socrates Brooks occupied the nuen-
ton ot tile Court during the rest OF the
day. Brooks, it vii! be, remembered, was.
Indicted BY ;hc grand Satr OF the Hastings
Court for embe2z,ing S30o in 1877, whilst
acting as commissioner, in The sale On some
properly belonging t. D.. \. Eiiea.. lie
was tasen before May1T Clark lie toon' AFTER
wards icr cxymlnaai0u, and discharged
but WIS Subsequently arrested on bench
| warrant issued, by the Judge OF tile h',s'-
ings Court, and Yesterday tried upon inc
sarue charge. A good deal OF Mterest "s
manifested as to ahe result OF tae trial.
SIr. Brooks was represented by Colonel
William j mbcts, L. y. Foster. anG Johi'
G. Robertson, and the CnEmnn"eahh o5
! 4. c. Attki>sVa. The arsn9ent lasted seF'
| era hor.rs. aad it WAS night before The case
was given 20 the jury, who iaiied to agree
and were discharged. The accused was
ballf,1
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BRIEF lTEy ys-PgRsoN4L.-Thc Board OF
supervisors. OF Henrico county will meet
on Saturday.
Amor Q the excursionists who arrived
here esterday in the party from Washing
ton ', las Mr.. L. G.. Crump, formerly OF this
citr, and now OF the Washington Sunday
q 1zette.
The sheriff OF Amherst county delivered
at the penitpntiary Yesterday Joshua Jones
and Thomas Jones. to be imprisoned eight
wears each for house breaking. .t,.s.
The sale by auction OF Mr. s. Zetelle's
park-Ho,eI furniture, &c., commenced yes
terday. was largely attended, and excellent
nrices were realized.
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Rooms OF THE STATE CONSERVATIVE }
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE,

RICHMOND, September lS. 1879.
The following canrassers lrave been ap-
pointed:
Fifth Congressional District-Colonel
William Z. Sims.
Sixth Congressional District-Judgc T.
D. Houston.
Twenty. fourth Senatorial Dlstrict-Jo'
seph d. Blair.
fEThirty-iourth Senatorial District-Maiol
r. o. Peatross. Colonel John Washington
Colonel FL. ?. Jones.
Campbell County-Robert Yancey.
Lancaster County-Walter 4. Gresham.
j. BELL. BIGGER, Secretary.
Conservative papers please copy.
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SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

The countenance Is pale and eaden. colored with
occasional luses or circumscribed spot on one or
both cheeks; the eyes become dull; the pupils
aate; an azure semicircle along the lower eye
lid: the nose IS irritated. swells, ana sometimes
oleeds; swelling Of the upper lip; occasional
headache, with humming or throbbng of the cars;
ar unusual secretion Of saliva: Shiny or furrcd
tongue breath very foul, particularly In the morn
ting; appetite variable, sometimes voracous, with
a knawing sensation of the stomach, at others en-
tirely gone; leeting pains In the stomach; occa-
slonal nausea and vomiting; violent pains through
out the abdomen; bowels irregular at times cotive;
stools Shiny, not unfirquently tinged with blood;
belly swollen and hard; urine turbid; respiration
occasionally difficult, and accompanied by hic-
cough; cough sometimes dry and convulsive; uu-
3. asy and disturbed sleep, with grinding OF the
teeth temper variable, but generally irritable, &c.
Whenever the above symptoms are found to exist
DR.. C. McLANE,S vERM1FUGE
WILL CERTAINLY EFFECT A CURE.
1T DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
II any ferm 1t is an innocent preparation, not
petle Of doing the slightest injury to tie most
tender infant.
Tie genuine DIR. MCLASE's VERMIFuGE hears
the signatures Of C. McLASE and FLEMING BROS.
on the wrapper.
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AUCTION SALES rssIS DAY.

jas ! 4MACDOCGALL, lCs A. NJ, pianos, fnrpf-1
t,re, carpets, beer r-pump:. &c. .
JNo. z. LAUGffTON. Jr. 10 A. ". iagc and
attractive sale eli The f. ri. Hotel firn lure. bar
room and restaurant fixtures, silverware, &c.
GE0RtsE E, F. CRAWFORD. 1 2. NJ. small new
framed residence ut The corner Of Catherine an<k
t HarI tson streets.
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CHRISTIAN SWutrE's.

\ Gooo TINE 10 purchase Your BFasSets. whilsE
they can I've had "a such very low prices EyY BRO
THEIRS. BE sure 10 lock ut the ll.4 California and
Standard Blankets. LEVY BROTHERS also Offer
great Inducements In Back Ail-Wo0f French Cash.
nlercs and Other Dress Goods: also. In gannels..
Caatou FlaDuels Siecrings. and Shirtipgs
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LARGE EXCURSION PARTY FEoM wash
excursion party from Wash
ineton, numbering about three huhuseu'
arrived here yesterday. Ihe 'isltoT$ Sany
down TO West Point on tue steamer Laas W.
the Lake, and thence to klchmonu osa ,as, nt
York.RiYer road. They. started holnS iase u,'
evening, bus will spend Friday at 10tA'
town, .- ). "-s.
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SPECIAL ATTENTION Is called 10 the eon'lhneo
sal =, Zc;fi;;.s Park Hotel TO-DAY. The COLLECTION
for to.Gay includes Fine stlvcrwarc' taFlels' Ia
ba-I. .tnen Furniture, elegant Chandeliers, SuI cru
Mi-ror..&c..Sc. No one should fail 10 a'teEa tue
ale, ,o-Gav. Sec advertisement under auction heal
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N. EALiScSr - 60. anveft:Hag age3ts, insert al.
yerttserseacs III 'cS sas newspapers OF the Unf;eS
Ssaes ct publishers ratel o.srs Lex. ar the Dig.
Patch eoGn-tsS-soon VIII receive prenrt attep
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BUarErT's FLAvoRlNG ExTRAcrs'-3Ms sG-
periority oftasss extracts consists ia she'r per-
feet purity and great strength they are war
ran:sd free from The poisonous oils which enter hto
the composition Of many Of the Fictitious fa9ois
now In the market -#E .r t&E.
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FIFE THIS MoRyrgG. .-Betwetn I and
O'clock This morning theo Fire Department
was called out In responsible an alarm fron,
Station "a, at the Cbesapeake and Ohio rail.
way shops, caused by the brrning Of threa
franed dwelIibg-horses occupied BY colored
persons and situated on the north side Of
the Fairfield road, ut the extreme end OF
Seventeenth street.a Loss, abont $780, c.'
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EFsUGATsGEaT..a
An EpIgAL coLLEesE OF VIRGINIA.
Ictsalo,s I:ss
TIE REGuEkR WINTER sEssI0 M
OF THIS INSTITUTION cUsIMEGCES kJRST
5s5s MONDAY or OCTOBER
4 AND CONTINUES FIVE MONTHS.
FACULTY:

FACULTY a!ee5
4. &. J0YSEs, NJ. Dsa Emeritus Professor OF Phys
- snIoey aud Meaieat Jurisprndence. 2%s
JAMES Il. McGAW, al. D., Professor OF Practice
auSTER MCGUIRE, N. ID, Professor OF Sur
e &C e &c
j. =. sWif:LLFaRD, aY. D.. professor Of aIateria
e Meesica and Therapeutics. s3tsSs
o. o.F.MANsoN, NJ. ID, Professor OF Physs osogy and
j. 5 D. 1Ciy CULLEN, M D., Professor Of Diseases of
WILLIAM ii. TAYLOR, NJ. D., Professor Of
NE Chemistry and Pharmacy. q,
G.. w, WEST. M. ID, Demonstrator OF AnatoI .
II. 81. TAYLOR, NJ. d., Assistant Demonstrator OF
Anatomy.
The course of instruction Is complete, both fheo-
reical and practical conducted bs the Irost ssors,
assisted by the Adjunct Facnft who awe the stu
dent a daily examination on5the lectures without
additional charge. i. sl 80
The clinical advantages OF n sicSmoDd are all un-
der the control df the Faculty. The City Hospital,
the College Hospital. the College Dispensarv, rad
the State Central Lunarics Asylum are open 10 the
student without charge. ~ ~. o
Expenses for whole course, including Ma-
tlcEtatfOn Zee .SiE0 w
Students attending summer course. 90 co
Practical Anatomy, Demonstrators fee.... l0 o0
y Good board from 81 10 $50 per month. ~
For further information, amply 10 .
b. b. MCCAWs ~. ~.
e19-dstaw&s,Oc Dean Of The Faculty.
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SAVE MONEY by having your ps1nnns 80 Is a..ns
DISPATCH PaIsTrSa-Houss' eoo9 ~oSS' ~"
urtccs, and Satisfaction guarsnessG
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Entered at the Post offce at Richmond. Va, as
.second-ciass matter.I
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FANCY CHErIor SCITISGs.

large s'ccS of all The styles. and will be made
to order in the best manner ut p0ru uiar prices.
+. y, SPENCE & SON.
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ass THE tIaguLsATIo or THE DISPATCH
ss LARGER THAN TIE COMBINED cIsCU-
aAa,IoN or iii. TaE oTHER DAILY News
pAPEgs ogafHE CRY. SO .'
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r.s,Ar. sTHATEn. AND FOUND.

vE'AKEN Up ~ Ny yCORN-FlELD,T Tia.tT
! sunttnirr 7th. on III" ScE:hn' own rondlaS2A-e
i,rar DR.. Dickcr: on'-l, Two tDMS--one red and
ono red and Whit" The Gn:icr WI please call ray
ch .r.cs. and get inc cUH>. d. u HahD1.
&C lG-lt-
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FsDES ssStT.

EOD RENT. THAT DESlRABLEETs
4 RESIDENCE. "a Ga:ubt's Hlll. No. 800 A.2
yoth Third street. Erw 'cripit hr Nr. TRUMAN y.
Parker aud the ore next tor No. 302-eacif con-
tuning fourteen rooms: path room on each hDor
amd nj modern convrri"nc'F. 70 .g0d nancsthcy
+. 4. PARKER,
20 1o-aol1p 40. 800 son h Third street.
TOR RENT, THAT CONFESlESTG ca
e AND HELI.-LuCATED Rt.SinESCE s25
Ill the southeast corner II Cay and Nint streets,
cOntaiBinp aboRt twelve rnIns. h":ldr; hrhch. "
las aI tic modern eonyc nrncc., aud has. lot been
painted and put IN good Nnar. App!fio
- -. -. r JUHE I. GOlDlS.
Rct! Esta'c Agent.
Sc 10 81 bank and F.rrtBt' 8. streets.
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Irllnl1 anh.

SEPTEMBER IS, 1873.
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THE last MONTH OF the great closing saie OF
LEVI REoTHERs. Thir. store Is for rent and tx,
lures for sale. Possession given on The Is, OF Oc1o-
l,er. DO noe put OF buyirg or ron viii miss The
reaE opportunity OF purchasing your goods st lowera
prices than you ever saw theDs. ~ .,if.,,4.ss..,,
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sWEA,THER REYORp.

Il INDlcATToxs FOR TO lY.--Fo Tho Mid
die Aflantic States, cloudy weather, with
rain areas, southerlY shifting TO colder north.
west winds, falling followed by rising ba-
rometer. ID.
# For the South Atlantic States, increasing
cloudiness and possibly rain areas, easterly
winds becoming variable, lower barometer,
stationary or higher temperature.
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TaE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
warm. ..I IS s-fs8
THERMOMETER i YESTERDAY: u u. b., 60;
8 A. NJ, 7a;;snoon, 81 !; 8 2. IL, ca: s p.
d., II; midnight, 81.
Mean temperature. 738 s
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FINE CuEw-Chespest ous-~foc d p,ax, 6to
he pound, a. 8t -i3f r. WnfyLpcK's. 5Ti
,....-.. i. .e.gt,,,, 1856 Aaia STREET ;
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TlOR REET, THE LARGE DOU-Ms
II BILE STORE si'uttc at the corner lf Elcv- III
cnih and tlan streets. now occupied by us. loa-
session given October lst. Apply ~ n,E oihcc.
'. Levy ERuIHERs, ...
-.'- 1917 and l. l Main street.
. Also. FRONT AND REAR R0j1 ON .ecnn1S
floor ana LARGE BALL on third lloJc FOR KENT.
:, LODG E-ROOA FDR RENT Oh THURSDAY
and SATURDAY NIGHTS, se l3-2U y
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Y,Op RENT, THE FlR:T.GLASS -
Il rEsIuCErE SO si3 Grae" stree. .a!nin- sk.g
,ip 4, .aG's ra..ch. 4 3:c.cM' r:cur@l 1N pr. -.
u ~ Moore. containing frH rooms WIN at'.piac$.
iaiI. ,,rn ,,r u,,,. y!t.uGt Eigr-p -piucts; hfchSn
with tonr .aani,: ,:a'.. ear. .i'-e..rN'r. &c.. a"
In xc.l.,pi order. Possession sl 0f tc,o'et M"A
''i > ,-,io, t;nigE- q WILLIAMS.
TISE STORE ~ CHARIOT ~ IA
T VILE, VA. EOG ElE -; - h'" la
seventy iect deep. a'tIactIve IE"@. WIN ~! p',
glass wi wndows.in The basi.c,- u-tl oi iIr ~ ~,
welt adapted To any b .sinfS,. DIV tLt>h .T,t .h1
store inisLsd !u iEoGc:n siyie. hai!eh o. Eai
Il. uBERDuR%+t J., Na:a Stf8f,:
nFFIt!ES FOR HEET-TWOn
~ LARGE. .WELL-LIGHTtD. and WELL .S1
VENTILATED Rooms. GU Gr.t floor, over an
cey's bookstore No. r1l2 Nan strcft, suitable Ior
au7
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. naSIEI. 5gIII. REsuME THE
UNIVERSITY SCHOOL.
I Nc. 100 EIGnTn STREET.

ras sc,aen.a session og. this school will begin
,,!a,napS1AY. M ~ september 25t 10, 1879.
u -, CHARGES PER SESSION;
-,-,.,,,sr, Far,!sh and acknowledgements 500
tsngtisI, and Higher Maibema,sc
Sis,iu 6rcck French, Periiao' e'ei'.' la
1rarhsrs 49, : s isa.e i.,,
sIf boz stable> more man ,wo ., ~ s9sSe r., 1.h-
s,,,.s ss fellows Tea dollars 10 l0l the daY OF
.T,.ance ibe hai,nce In three SIX 2n9 nine nonshs
60. ft,, .te sih day of epteiahey. ls ~.
RosS of eieve Years OF age received, or,i wen
a6ysnc. 4, even younger
Itrcp!ars .: re- books ores. - ~
e = 'S's' H'''' THOMAS II. NORWOOD. ?
,o,n-,m Principal.
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TLOUR. FLOUR! FLOUR !

IN store ard for sale at lowest nsasaes raes 2'aoo
b,rre. Ilcu!, comprising ucsr!y al Tie ataadara
bran!s. =" - - - ~ : = III
seS
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NiSS CORDON'S SCHOOL,
7u7 EAST FRANKLIN STREET.
HU4DlNG- AND DAY-SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
I.AD.ES IND LITTLE GIRLS.

NFAPLEWOOD INSTITUTE. CON
Ifi CUnDVILLE, Pa, chartered by the Legis-
!are Of Pennsylvania. twcnty.ont miles soutnwe:t
ct pAilaGelrhia On the philndcl,hia and Baltimore
Central railroad, admits both sexes. Thoroughly
Its boys for college, business. or for th study OF anT
Of he prof.-: ions Giasutes Young ladies'. Gives
Mite boys thorough homo carr. nu 23.d&w9m
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DE-. {. MCLASE'S
LIVER PILLS

arc not recommended as remedy" for all the Ills
that flesh IS Eeir to- hut in affections Of the liver
and all Bilious Complaints, Dyspepsia, and Sick
Headache, diseases Of that Character, they stand
without rival.
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The principals. recognizing the grt at advantage
a. little children OF being trained under lhel SUI
,ry>ian for thc various classes Of the Primary De-
isrlmcni. have organized such preparatory school.
II win De III, .n lie hands OF lazy of long and
success rul OK prr!eDce in teaching little children
md though IN The same building, will be so far de-
Min The rest OF he school: nor VIII they be con-
Tnrd more Itan three and half or four hours per
dsy Cnillreit thus irniGe6 from tile beginning In
arr prno6S of lush uciiOn will have very great aC
yHpi.c>-rrstying. rs they will do the closest per-
sSrai attention both from thcr instructor and from
III" prir ri and NJ the same charge that the pri-
mary schools ua.e-viz.. S35 per session.
Art,!y 10 Nh" Principals. or ut the booSS'orts. 1or
caiI;r.ur. giving fell particulars. sc li-ClScIO
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plCUMHND ACADEMY,

~ CORNER SECOND AND GRACE STREETS.
i. =. DAVIES. y. ~, PRINCIPAL.
!. NJ. MERCER. VI. r., ASSISTANT.
II" mira session oircas ,EF1kMBFk 10TH ana
confines u,He months. The cnursc OF instruction
i thorough and plt parrS SOun- mcu for college or
iGr hriuSYs. For terms. testimonials, and refer
t@ccs.,cr circular. IN The bookstores.
au oI-cod; SEQ
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NOR RENT, THAT FIRST-CLASSGa
Il RESIDENCE, with all moLsra improve Gid
npnls corner OF Tenth and Ca DAol streets, facing
tia Washington monument. = ~ -
TGRrE-STJEY-AND BRICK
nW'EL LING on Broad s,rscs saconi door aboSn
Nv ATiiWU.Sf0RY aRIcK COTTAGE, coiaer clay
aud Graham strcetS 100.
TWO-STORY BRICK DWELLING, No. ela
TilGtI STORY. .hEii-r,AsEMEAT DWELL
ING. No. 81 : NaiU strc-t.
TWl-sIURI.As AsE-E = sem EST tCk
pivEI / Nc 20 Z >C....i T !rti - :rcl. <
= WO-S STORY Bh~EIt ItNT-aHlD-AITH
GEiCN DWEGLlHG> cVGh,r I|eDt>, ioHr m a's ~
Grace. streets: all wa'e !mit'''Ach.S' o'e "A
'''' "~'' PDlEltEThH 4 TUPPER,
,-,,fa, ~. .jG Hatn street.
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FLOUR.

pRIDGEWAT,IEktt ,I FAMiLY f., y |; p,ln FLoER'
EEL MONT XXX EXTRA FLOUR.
,,,o.,,o +, cor..sn, rec,lp, Of rhe above CHOICE
~, ,CnS cE FLOUR wtIirl can lie had OF any
,rintnnn, ysoccr OF cn.nm!es!o8 merchant. Every
patr;' var .,nH''' =, - f. e. 9 WORKMAN 3 co.
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No better ca;hartic can be used preparatory to or
After taking quininc.
as simple purgaiiye they are unequalled.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
The genuine are never sugar coated.
Each box has a red wax sca on the lid, with the
impression DE. MCLASE'S LIVER PILLS.
Each wrapper bears the signatures Of G. MCLANE
and FLEMING BROS.
Insist upon having the genuine DIR. c. MCLANE's
LIVER PILLS, prepared by Fleming Bros, OF Pitts
burgL, Pa the market being full OF limitations oil
the mime McLASE, spelled differently but same
recommendation. my l9.deowly
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RrgE cipER VINEGAR, ~ 8 . ,sa.n1s3yT
as, /: III Mi ,aa .ia! ~ etgfssj .%.41 ua@
IN THREE TfasAEe OLD 49, o. as .r:f
OLD s'rrHAarros AfsrE BHAson,
- FOR PEAcfssessS'
s.. ..~gs. !. ~. st.'@s a~,tes ~
FRESH SPICES FOR PIsxLrso, l ,.fi
endless variety,
-.a ia.z f,rIr .,fsa na.1
Z ~ -. al .-r-......, 3. ..g...t..ff
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FEMALE SEMINARY,
81 4C3 EAST MAIN STREET. s@@
The nex, session begins SEPTEMBER 22D. .,

JOHN II. POWELL, Principal
Es TEs 7 + & & GhffNETr GhfT41r Associate Principals,
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HIGH SCHOOL.

IT -
The next session "f this school. opens SEP
TEMBEk %. 1879. FOR particulars ard, esS
GENERAL - MRS RANSOM,
SO ] .ttrl Iugmt not Springs. Va.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-07-28

Mr.. G. w. Nall is mending slowly.
Captain D. Broadhursts posloHicc ad.
dress is st. Louis. lSa
DR.. a. l. Kimbro. soatheast corner OF
Main and Union streets. las
John d. HUM, Of Price Jones 4 Co,
left Saturday for Philadelphia.
Rev. B. f, Tiller, of this city, died OF
yellow fever at Shelbyville, Tenn, Friday
night.
DIR. Easton's wife and two daughters
are reported to be i'll neal the corner Of
Washington and Orleans streets.
Sam J.. Fox, MD, Gums, Texas, and
7. o. Summers, MD, Nashville,are regis
tered at the Peabody as having arrived
here yesterday.
DIR. Samuel Fox, of Texas, was to-day
politely invited by the State board of
health authorities to evacuate Memphis
for healthier quarters. An order has been
issued not to permit, under any circum-
stances, the entrance to the city Of per-
who are unacclimated.
Captain Samuel L. Stewart, of Texas
arrived here yesterday and is a guest of
Mr.. Mundinger. Captain Stewart comes
to render aid to our distressed people
the trying times we are likely to
experience between this and the cold
weather season.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-07-28

The census takers are busy and but for
the rain would have finished their labors
to-day. As far as they have gone it is
pretty well assured that our total popula-
ton at this time win not exceed 10000
people of all sexes and colors, and at an
outside estimate not above 1900. In
the Sth ward there are about 1900 persons +;
in the Sd about 600, and a corresponding
ratio in all other wards. It is impossible
to arrive at the correct number who are
liable to fever, owing to the indisposition
Of the celored folks to tell the truth as to
whether or not they had it last season.
An approximate estimate Of those subject
to the malady VIII show, perhaps, less
than one-half of those now here.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-07-28
D MUZZLES
AT F. J.
asa Main st.
Jackis Night Hawk.


On Friday forenoon Of last week G. X.
Hoist and a darky with a spring wagon
went out to Lucy, l2 miles north of the
city, after the remains of the late Herman
g. Wehrum, who died of yellow fever on
a farm near that point. Wehrum, it will
be remembered, welded the widow Of one
Of last years yellow fever victims, on
Saturday before last, went to the country
to find comfortable summer quarters, was
caught by Yellow Jack and died Of il
after brief struggle. His new wife flew
to his bedside TO nurse him through the
malady, the same as she had her other
mate Mrs. Wehrum never had the fever,
nor Is she afraid of having it. Her de-
parted husband was a member of the
Knights of Honor as her other lord had
been, and it was under their auspioea that
the remains were sent for. Hoist and his
assistant placed the dead body In an air
tight metallic coffin, fastened it carefully
and started for the city. Night overlook
thom in Tho H4tclle bottom, six miles
north Of here. AS It's shades were gather
ing six mysterious persons rode up n rear
of the spring wagon. They carried shot
guns and wore masks, AAer the usual
style of night hawks-yollow foyer
night hawks they may be called.
The squad called a halt, ordered
the spring wagon turned off into the
woods a short distance; threw down a
couple Of spades, leveled their guns on
Hoist and his partner, took themselves TO
4 safe distance and ordered tho couple TO
pick UP The spades and go to work. They
set 10 with q will, but Holst not being
used 10 that kind Of exercise It took all
night TO complete the job. The night
hawks were firm, but genteel. They
never let up on the boys, but watched
closely until the job was completed. The
place was carefully marked by Hoist and
he came to town carly Saturday morning
with an empty spring wagon, himself
covered with dirt and very tired, as well
as very hungry, The Hatchle river night
hawks want no yellow fever patients in
their country.