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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-20
The st. Louis Murder by u Richmond
Man. ~. 49,.
CFrom the TilueS.1

From the Tiines.1 ,@
Thaddeus Baber, the infur,ated lover,
the demoniac, the frantic and garruious
gabber, the serio.comical indivldual-the.
mpest.in-a-tea-pot-w locked up In
Captain Hercules's station-housc, on Soul
ard street, soon after the dual act.
There never was man in whom the ele-
ments seemed to be so mixed as they are in
him. Love, infatuation, venom, despair,
effrontery, and recklessness crop ont one
by one with a rapidity which makes the
dispassionate beholder long to uncover the
brain OF the RATHER and look at what must
be curious formation.
He is a fellow OF splendid physique, haV-
ing the build OF an athlete. His hair is dark
and stiff, and moustache, rather artsticaIly
turned, gives his full, round face an appear
ance calculated to attract better looking
women than the pale-faced Lizzie, into
whose life he sent pistol-ball.
He was lying on bench In one OF the
cells with bucket Of water beside him, IN
which he held one OF bis thumbs, and in his
shirt-seeveS.
After long interview
He rot I'D off OF his back and put his hano
on his head and then fell back on his marc
board. SIC
~ "You were going away? Where were
you goings" $50
her was going, and she said sue had toe
many bosses and didn't know "nat 10 40
] told her she had better stay WIN me-
NANNY. She commenced to cry, ana sane
she would kill herself before she "ouio s'as
with her mother" ,o,,
Is "Have you any friends III hicnthoiio'
eyes; sister,"
.where does your mother liye?" $50
81 have mother and sister living IN Bal.
fimore. and brother here, who keeps q
restaurant at the end OF the bridge. His
name is William Baber. and used to go llI
there and eat" i
How old are you:"
81 am twenty-nine years OF age" e.,
"arbis is bad, Baber."
"J know it. But never meant to kill
her"
He was left alone in his cell wrestling
with the devils who seemed to be pursuing
him fast and turious-a picture OF all that
has been attributed to him. He was inco-
herent sometimes and sometimes placid.
HIS whole condition, however, indicated
that he was in state Of turbulent unrest
misery tossed tg Despair picture such
as a man doesn't Eant to see many times in
this life. III, s#i
Both Of Baber's victims died. @
:. How do yon feel to-day 2"
"Pretty badly. I notice that q morning
paper pitched into nav family. / know
haven't done right mEseif, but ] can tell you
that my people, who lire in Virginia, are as
nice people as any man can want to be con-
nected with" .Is. ~ 5,.s@s
Have you my statement to make other
than the one you gave last night ?"
s5 IS No. If0ld IL att, neFer meant to kill
body; but when the old woman locked
Lizzie up, when all 4 asked OF her was to
Bet me kiss her goodbye, and then she
{ drew that revolver on me, e0aldn't stand
it; ] shot her, hut never mesat to shoot
Lizzie upon my heart I didn't. .
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-20
BY Chaffin. Staples & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Aucfioneers,
No. / north Tenth street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALU
I ,.pi.E TRHCK-TARM OF 55S ACRES,
NEAR THE EASTERN LIMITS OF THE CITY.
In pursuance OF decree Of the Gircnlt Court OF the
Gambler. 1876. In the suit Of Conrad. trustee, ps.
Frz and ais. shall, on TUESDAY the goth day
Of August 1879. commencing at O'Clock T. d.,
sell NJ public auction upon the premises, the above
described FARM or TRACT OF LAND, formerly
occupied by 7. C.. Fritz: and now rented 70 Mrs.
Jane King, situated on the line Of the York River
railroad, adjoining BlakeY's old mill The improve.
ments consist of n com Portable DWELLING and
ali necessary UUT.BUILDINGS, 1CE-HOuSES'
&C. .,,
and eighteen months credit the purcna.er giving MS
negotiable notes for the deferred payments, with III
,er at added and the little to be retained until the
whole pnrcbase-mouey is paid and CONVEYANCE Or
dn,cd nv the courr. A. r. COURTNEY.
IN az Special Commissioner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-20
RAILROAD LING
Ill u ssE Mzgsn,
RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND f:ursrS.r.H
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS RAILROAD.
~ TAKING EFFECT AUGUST II ,e-
THROUGH PASSENGER.

THROUGH PASSENGER
500 7. ID. Leaves Richmond TUESDAY, T,rr,,.
DAY, and SATURDAY. Cnr,u,'R s.
west Point with steamer H.v,,',. !.
Gil points on York river m, y" NJ,
more. Arrives IN Balum1r. f",,.
fa D.: connects with rai-iin.s r., .. :.
ingtoD, Philadelphia, New yL,",'4
ton. and ali western porrrs. ar rs
at Richsond with train. on ,,',.,"i'"s
and Petersburg aud Che,,:.,s,M1H:
Ohio railroads. 'h: i2f
THROUGH FREIGHT
o:'o A. n. t SrSn ENichrn"nd MONDAY. w.,
/. o:oo A. ID IrfSthi, THURSDAY, ant CO.,
GREDAI. cnnncc's VIII -, AT.
81 West Point for riyvr ,tnd,, '.'"',.iI
tilnorc. ana al. western t.,.'.H I'-
nccts2 Richmond witt -, -. o.
moadand larTile rairp.d M .'.'
anI IetersDir2 and Ca,sao,,y.
Ohio railroads. a.
LOCAL PASSENGER.
500 ?. u. Leaves Richmond NyNb,v
NESDAY. and FRlDtY,''' "hp~
THROUGH PASSk.ttr
l0:Oc 4. d. Arrives At HlChmn.l frvyr
THURSDAY. and Nrrni,v'
meets with trains On Eirrr,.' ~
Petersburg and Ch"2.lsat, ..A
railroads. S'ca Gcr Tt.v.., ,..r -. 80
MONDAY. wFhxr>i',yy' '.: ',.r.e:
DAY, at +. 81. C.,l,..,,' iEI'
trsiu ms from Phrt Lila, <.S ,.'..G
ana western pliE's 1..d A, W...r"'
With traias Tor R!casGJso 49,, ~, u.
south. '"' 80
THROUGH FREIGHT.
4:5o P. NJ Arrives n Ricnnouf MONDAY vv,>
NESnAY. and FEtbtY: ,rt' "o'
$50 p. II. TUESDAY, Thursday AMI s,~
CKBAI. Connects "iii ....up,- -
West Point from. Baltimore -
meets With RtrhmnnL AID D.D.. =
RichmDni and rei"r-htr., AID o. :.
pe2kc and ONO railroads..
LOCAL PASSENGER.
1000 A. II. Arrives ~ Richmond MONDAY
WEDNESDAY. aud FRIDAY. 80.
meets With Richr3ona .ge i',:...
burg and Chesapeake AZ Odls = .
roads.
No transfer Of freight at El"hMna: to ~ r. ~.
southern points. Cars run through bv,m.cu Ata..,
and West Point.
Careful handling and dssatch. WITH lowcGt .a.,
guaranteed.
Through bills OF lsding. ~:ih guarantees g..
Issued 70 all northern amt western i,"u:..
Through tickets sold 10 All T"rLhtTn. eastern, ~
western point:, and baggage ctcr"cd .Lr"@s-.
For tickets apply IL General Raiil".! ! ur,. t,.
Gee, S2B Main street: nj the EJchan~" i,"'r1. ;
compauv's depot, corner Tren;y-ta!rd a4j .t,.z
streets Richmond, Va.
ma23 II. ?. DOUGLAS. Srnar1piea:s-.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-20

The Wallace committee continued its Bos-
ton investigation Nondsy. p. = sldaf SAID
he was discharged from the post-oUse LOT
voting for Butler. Humid reds Of Demosr cratic
names were struck from the voters, regtsfeE
IN Worcester. j. a. Ferham was offered
80 to vote Tor Talbot. md these Boston
1ans never tire Of abusing the southern PEG.
pie as buildosers. 80: .ssssT
Bob Ingersel! denies thAt hesaid Id and
bis Liberal friends were, going Tor En- ing.
sOf5 Ohio.
: l, His pane Wa LinSa but y VA Conf. ,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-20
GOLD PENS
John HOLLANDS PATENT RECORD
- ''''. GOLD PEN,

~~~~-~--~~c~~~-~~~-~--~->-~
TOHN HOLLANDS PATENT RECORD
~ GOLD PEN,
PATENTED October 2, 1872,
Is the highest achievement in the manufacture OF
Gold Pens aud the result of experiments Tor more
than twenty years The RECORD" PEN is pro-
duced by skilrul combination Of the two precious
and non. corrosive metals--1G karat GOLD ana PLA'
rrNUm-whle the ordinary gold pen contains an
alloy of copper reducing its fneness without yicd
ing that elasticity, density, and seel-ike temper
which the costly platinum supplies. the "KEC-
ORDn GOLD PEN-POINTs arc Of the oost lrid-
um (tainonds) ,indes,ructiblc with fair treatment
and polished 10 glass-like smoothness
Steel pen writer's have now every objection 10 goid
fairly overcome, and every requirement IN pen
which will endure and not oxidize, squarely met.
The "RECORD" GOLD PEN is guaranteed to
possess durability, permanently of spring and per-
lection OF point. Price. $3.50. Sold by all jewellers
and statoners In the United States II not found Or
der direct fl om
JOHN HOLLAND, Manufacturer,
....''. 49, 10 west Fourth street. Cincinnati.
For sale by RANDOLPH & ENGLISH and WOOD
| HOUSE & PARHASf, Richmond, Va. NH 19.Wly
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-20

WHEN THE BOWELS ARE DlSOR-
w DERED no time should be lost in resortng to
a suitable remedy. Hostetter's Stomach bi'ters Is
the most reliable and widely-esteemed medicine OF
its class. It removes the causes OF constpaton or
of undue relaxation Of the 'intestiues, which are
usually indigestion or misdircction Of the bile.
When 1t acts as a ca'hartic 1t does not grippe and
violently evacuae, but produces gradual ana na!u-
raj effects very unlike those Of drastic purgative
and its power Of assisting digestion nulfes those
irritating conditions Of the mucous membrane OF
the stomach and intestinal canal which produce
first diarrhea and eventually dysentery. The medi'
cine is moreover, an agreeable one, and eminently
pure and wholesome. Appetite and tranquil nightly
slumber are both promoted by it.
.-.----.--.- all 20-W(wlF&M
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-20

ILLINOIS ENORMOUS WHEAT CROP
.sprinqfetd, Ill.,, August 1S.-The wheat
crop Of Illinois this year, according to
firires received by the State Board OF AZ
T RI amounts to a total OF 4s,o41,252
busbels-an average Of 1913 bushels per
acre-and is valued at s37, 26e.757, or an
average Of So cents per bushel in the pro.
ducers' HANDS. 1t is considered the largest
and most valuable wheat crop ever raised
In the State. The total land sown in wheat
was 2,137, 063 acres.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-20

Is IS, s.i,h !, a. ;paasssaf ~
Ws,ss ANN e.. wnm wrrufn fayoro the fund.ng
,ss,s s.ssser l3oyernor Walkers adn1inistIa.
.,a,, = ara conservatives then. and no ans
IA !. srir,1t Id rule them out oil tue paI.y
s.sr $ because they were In favor. q
~ J. al M deht AZ computed 10 tnat
XII, ssshieh bound the Ssnic TO pay vAo,vaop,s
r,on if west virginia rel used 70 pay III. .tls..
S ak fifso. f,o1 assessed as her portion
srho gy Ia bear 6 per cent. interest per an'
num- I'm. no, ii, favor 81 that bill, but 1t be
,,,,,o q law and T. contend that as tne
E s ieit; that bill for tue McCuliocnl
tdiI thev were no better Conservatives than
those s who are now opposing the MeCai "
1,Ian OF settlement. -
\ + cannot secwhy opposition is made 70
tbe McCul,och bill BY those VINO are nos re
n,,diationists. Mr. Massey told me ne Wasi
pnnoscd co reputation; therefore, Wnas'
can he rasnf Surely not as mucn as ny
would by eeas;ng bis opposition unth , he
can bring forward better Dill 1roln INC
bondbolders. ,.s,,;,, s,ve 70 the
state. compared with the funding Dill.
finder the McCulloch bill we are fe rev nno
from one third OF the debt-say sto,VoV'gvU,
The other two thirds to De paiu III NY ssy
ien Years. per cent; sao,ooo,ooo to be- bear
interest for twenty years, per CENT, Gov,
oooo0O to bearinterest for twenty years.
per cent. ~ soo ooo ooo.
In,nres, under funding BILL: 094
intcrest under McCuloch biil......'''. oo'ooo'ooo
oss To hon dhoIders in INTEREST,".
ffmSer bonohoiders' proposition, II
west virginia does not pay 'heS < ono 600
lose. ..s'.''''''y Ao~ooo.S
..s.t s4s.oo0.ooo
Was there ever such proposition rom
creditors as the above? Giving them MY
years to pay the debt, and reducing tne eu ueo'
to two thirds Of the original amount ana
Redpcii,e interest from. 6o0
re and per cent, amounting to eS'ooO:ooO
s27.0O0.0OO
yirsiuians, take the bill, and save Inc
honor of Virginia. Las Virginian woula
,ote this bill rather than force settlement
ats per cent. interest.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-20

WHAT THEY WILL Do.-Senator PAU IS
renortcd to have said at Petersburg: "dlVe
ms two thirds OF the next Legislature, ana
we will show you what we will do ABOUT
it." They will elect United States sena-
tor. make q great many speeches. draw
their nav in full, and be candidates Tor re-
election or some other occasion about tne
debt question, which they will refuse 10
close, Settle, or adjust as long as there is an
office 10 fill. -Lunchburg Ne1cS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-20

Mr.. Johns J. Nicholson, leading Baltl-
more banker, is dead. - .~'-' ...
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"a. tho Dispstcn.l

1s.1 fHOr tho UlsnAtcII .. y.
when mar, saysI lie, does be lie OF does g
oss vi n f,e lies he speaks the truth i ny
sneak, the truth be lies. .na
TThis is the old, old story CONCERNING 'ne
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-20
EAST Bot Nd.

EAST BOtSD.
Sail train arrives at Richmond daily ~
ExDress train arrives ~ Richm"ud "aty
anil on T1cs,y hnr.y An. S.r
day connect, at Rtrhm"md san VIZ
ginia Steamboat tompHn''s St"t'nrf
Ariel, which lca"CS i:icm"ud Tor o.
Point Norfolk. &c, AZ 7:lJ y. VI.
Accommodation train arrive AZ Ei'h- -
monI daily except sunday =; XIX
taking PASSENGERS from virginia A;h'aii -"
from Washington, and arrives a. Li"""'"h" III -
z. NJ. daily except sunday. ,..,..-.
A connects with NIrgIuit h!dIt"h raIiro..
Ing at ll:10 y. VI. tor LyG'. .b"rS Ind y
Mississippi AID ohio HJttr"ti 'ial',:i>, ~ =. e
Virgins. Midland rar"''!. lca'!n% n ':.' a.
II CONNECTS Win vtr2iaa M.di.at ra, :'!;; ~:
ing AZ 800 \. VI. ior "H.,!A<,".' -; XVI.
Lynchburs ana Atlantic Mississippi! 49,"
'V d connects with Valley railroad icn''"- =. l.
r. connects wi;h Valley rl!F'"u'"'''"" 50
A. N. :nr II1rIcrS Ferry: ,,,..,, ~
& connects with g. L. ;. and +. T.. strat'' - T. -
points Oh tie ONO river 'snI t!ht'h'ln%. fr no
! II connects with sc!oto "aiicy ra!'r'"' - '''
conaec,. With all lues dtys's,.2 +" =, M''''
Northwest, and sontirmest. W;
! CONWAY Z. HOWARD, General i''s''", NV =
Ticket Agent. ------------~--
RICHMOND, rEED'G 4 PDrUNtr z: .. '"'t
OFFICE GENERAL TirHET ~ "a I
RICHMOND. VA. Apri' - ,-o
COMMENCING SUNDAY, NA l. i''"
" trains on this road viii run - 20 '"''
NORTH BOUND. ,...,
M, o.oo ~ ,r,y-s Eyr,.-Strett station day
NJ. LOW -. 'i'' 49,. suut.ysj: dac s. " sS!.-
| tnSt,r i:Iu l.. 81: Es.H"lo!e;
| 90 - VI I'i;il!rtuhtA, p',y
! * ", ,,rs lr:uj l. Vi
! o,nu i.,~.. Eyrt->treci station ~
NO sow /. a'' ss.'e1 & e ttn,;na 9jj J! 81
. S Is,aa.. I:55 Z. NJ: tntA-
| 6s,hI,. Ass 4 III; "" ioFA'
.,opu eattcc6H%;MopArloS rRAls
| No. T-S:OO r A.' ~ Jnn",ion caves hr-
Street sts,;ox daily te.csp' -
| days..
T SOUTH BOUND.
,c-,sp.M. arrive. ~ hyrd-strect ;s-s
| M daily except SunIa!.l' -.
Ner York. Sls A. N.' iii...
a.lphia. ll:I5 4 u. n ".In'
more, 3:3O T. NJ; WA'Ah6'N
,,s..n arIrrs "a? al s,r4-s,rs.; $50; IH,}1
daily. Lratss HeS lilo \
?. 81; l,;risT., ass A. ID.
b.. ns ~ $50 4. II.
|. ~ HasnmtrnTTySn,IiOS TEAin,
No. 8 S;a0 A. ~, ACSoa.st'Rro, .sreet stAIisa
| daily iexeepi SunaayS,ii oY
i b. Le General Yiskst Axsas. O
,..SS Ssntrtatssas s'. sp ~
.-------------r..--.-c- --==--------- ~,
~e A.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-20
FIyANCHE

At a meeting of the Board of Commissioners
of the Sinking Fund held May !, 1879, twas 1850
Resolved, That tho acting president Of the Board
give pubtc notice by advertisement that the out
1850, viii and after The Let day of July. 1879,
be redeemed on presentation ut the ONCE of the
Auditor of the city. =. I. - y al -.'e- -
In pursuance OF the above directions, | hereby
give notice that the SIX PER CENT. BONDS OF
THE CIT. due IN July. 1880, amounting 10 $G7,
568.2s-toalI 81 05.Ql9. 65-Will be redeemed al
PAR, AND ACCRUED INTEREST on presents.
don at the o6ee Of the Auditor OF the city and
afler the lsr DAY OF JULY. 1879.
-. 40 ! HENRY G.: CANNON,
Acting Precedent Com missiolers Sinking Fund.
!
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-20
LIVERY AND SALES STABLES:
LIVERY AND SALES STABLES.
N Gn go p q,
HEADQUARTERS
FOR TIE
SALE OF HORSES, MULES, CARRIAGES
BUGGIES, AND WAGONS
AT AUCTION
AT
RICHMOND BAZAAR,
l43s AND I44O FRANKLIN STREET,
RICHMOND, VA.

The subscriber has fitted up IN connection with
his extensive stables one Of The most
CONPL kTE AND CONVENIENT BAZAARS
O be found in this country: and having every IA
clity for the accommodation OF stock, respectfully
solicits consignmcnls OF w -.,,,I,,,o
HORSES. MULES, AND VEHICLES,
OF every kind, promising that all STOCK. &c con-
signed to him Shall have every attention, ana re-
turns promptly made. -....,,u,.
IIEERALCASII ADVANCES made When REQUIRED
TIE CARRIAGE DEPARTMENT
embraces cen.ignment> of almost every variety o.
vehicles for pleasure and work-Durposes. as also
HARNESS OF every description. All articles IN
this department will he sold at lowest wholesale
manufacturers prices. and in no instance viii any
deviation from such prices be made Parties wish
Ing 10 purchase will nd Il TO their Interest TO ex-
anime this stock OF vehicles. &c.
My STABLE Els are new, OF LARGE CAiACl11 /
AMI afford every convenience for drovers.
Parties desiring 10 purchase for their own use OF
the trade will find large stock to select from:
AUCTION SALES every WEDNESDAY anu SAT
CRDAY ut 10 O'Clock \. NJ. $780,,
JOHN Is. DAVIS, Proprietor.
+. r. COOK. Auctioneer.
RICHARD SCLATER, Manager.
j. Nj. PACE. salesman MY -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-20

A connects for Milton. Nc.
Il connect. for ksheyI!!c and ~ "l:,lS IN N.a,,.n
North Carolina daily. EXCEPT >HHit!.
cCOuncctS for Macon aud al ls"la'. Ia >uu,h"rs;
Georgia.
- connects for ia ksonyIl.' an! al points IN j.
rida.
+ connects for Macon aui AT pnin'- IN S""h",s
Georgia, and Chattanooga. Nashville, M"mpD-. 49,
all Texas points.
connect. for Selma, Meridian. Ita-oN, ,'J
ViCkshurg.
G connects for Galveston nad ~ I.Hls pom.
Trains from the a!D.s"-I:GGr! i'#u'- 'r.FIf' -
Richm0ni Ut A:i3 J.. VI. and $50 =. V.
The tram arriving II I'irhU"ni ~ rtu \ 81
makes close connection with lhv Nir-il.! >''.igt:
C0mpanyS steamer Arlrl iur hl lp..,' aye! E'g...
| leaving Richmond at 7:lj \. VI l:r-.a,y., Iaur~-
;i1vS. AMI SATURDAYS.
Trains between Greensboro 4ti >.srIn ran iaE7
except sunday.
Trains on North Carolina divi'I"n MiL""ns -
lion at Cold hprr' wrh iIc ". * VI. Il. u. ...
from Weldon and Wilmington.
Pullman paIar" Drawlu.-r'"bin Az: ~'"i'.,i -
run through OF Train No. : from "" i'ra s.:
Richmond 10 Atlanta, and from Gr'rn-'r'' n. 49,.
-llsta ami o Train so. = from NuT "!n J.' 49,
moud 10 Green bora.
Tickets sold 10 all points south s".lh, - 80
southwest. AM, hagytgc chccS"t. through.
80 !ay-orer checks given on local trAri-.
JOHN 4. VA GiRbt.
General r.l."Es,r A.' :.
j. VI. X. TALCOTT. General superintendent.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-25
NJ advansages;of these tines e

~ ady1neA9eSsO OF these Lines Aro
point ia tic e~piffedfe and NORTH ~ n az
9uy nis ntket VIA some one of this ~ &knaGv3r
A9eA and Sbess1re-0t reaching his AS5Ei6aNon.
bYAT O64TS CONNECTIONS. q
No. me greater part Of its lines are laid Wff&
oe0ot Rails Is perfect. n
points. - Ar
hesine Air Arake.ssNilef's Platform and6 I6662s
an9 she test1mpr0vements for comfdft, 3f1GEtHs
s. tits thaenlyiRead in the West rrsanlat4SS|
S Sed Gsaea,1 PssaIas:asaotel Cars betweshu1 RSa5
e.; It Is thesonlysRoAd running thss Ratllulaa =
FAace Sleeping Cans either way between
Msesaa, 0vbuass.F McdfsSof, 9lssissss.
{ No roadsoners equal !fle.lities in =nuaber
Of iharTough TRIMS: eqnippedAwifhsF dllmanFfal
e II makes connections wttilallunes crossing
at intermediates points,.
The popularity Of these lines Is steadily in
creaaa9g and passengers should consult their In
terest by purchasing tickets via this line.
Tickets over this route are sold by all Coupon
Ticket Agents in the United States and Canadas
Lltemem6eI, You ask tOrey0lr Tickets via the
Fer information, Folders, Maps, &c., not OBJ
tatnable At Home Ticket ONCE, address any
a9entOf the Company or
MARVIN t3venrU, NJ. n. SrENNEII,
Chies6sl a
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-25

Sypn1nS. GOn0frn6a, elect, structure. and all
old, lingering cases where the blood has become
poisoned. causing blotches, sore throat, pains In
neys and Bladder. are CURED o LIFE.
Who are suffering from the terrible effects OF
Seminal Weakness. Sexual Debility and Loss
Of Sexual Power as the results of self-abuse In
emissions. nervousness, Indigestion, constipa-
ton. dependency loss Of memory, etc. are
% ti%s, %hefs s al of Rss@ hase iSs,l ed,f Sy IS = f. short :
The Doctor IS loareenlar graduate OF many
dies having been used for OVER THIRTY A
and having never failed in, curing even the
worst cases, he 10 able to guarantee . certain
and speedy cure for all troubles Of PRIVATE
NATURE. Consultation personally Of. by letter
Tree. Gases and correspondence sacredfy, con-
6dentlal. g Write, for LIST OF QUESTIONS.
His patients are being treated by mail and ex-
press everywhere, ONCE hours, 9 4. III. to l2 M,
and l ~ to 9 p. IN. sundays closed.
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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-23
The Republican Camp.

The Ladd wing Of the Cnstom- House faction OF
the Kepubifaan party and the Coiored Mems Pro-
tee I've Union bad q pitched battle yee terday in
ths third ward over the officers Of the Central
Club. Tho faithful rsllisd In large. numbers on
both sides, and in sausds and IN aetatchments
aggregated at Clay Hail. on perdIdo street,
where the engagement took place. and fired
their shots In the shnps of haliots. That the
Custom House party ezpeeted, q hard fight is,
evidenced By the fact taat they ornemensed
their tickets with pictured bust Of Grant. 1t
WIS rank treason to John Sherman; but it La
considered that the end aimed at justified the
act.
The ether side took the hint aud 1anKed the
Custom FL onse people by Issuing ticket with 8
similar back. but bearing the names OF thsir
own men.
Voting was lively throughout the day. but
wnen the polls closed ih was knoan hat the G.
N. P: r. ticket W $ IN the lead. After 3 couot OF
the baIlots. which was concluded about 10
oelock lGst night. II was announced that the. c.
M 2. q. had won the fight. their ticket receiv-
ing 600 votes to 1i7 east for tho opposition.
The following Is tho ticket elected: For Crssf-
dent. Chae: H. CfDps: for first vies president
Louis Smlts; for second vice president, 2.
Creagh for third vice president l.. D. Herbert:
for fourth vice president. J. P Nelson: for ses-
retary, Fred. K. Hyde: for assis ant secretary.
4. o. Boyle: for CORES bonding secretafy. A. W.
Clark for treasurer. E. G. Antoine: for grand
marshal, Benjamin Smith.