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New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1879-09-24

sense to treat the Germans better than
the Republicans did, and give them q
good representation on the ticket. II
Is the party that has always been the
most favorable to all foreigners, and
Its policy has been the greatest good
for the greatest number. It was re.
puted to be dead several years ago but
| 1t continues to be very lively and
troublesome CORPSE, but, like old Fin.
negan. 1t was not dead but sleeping.
70 ~. raco,l.o+ r;,.,,+ M uau ,,,a
as ~ - h;s ,.st 4...; nio" w." =
fo1 Jars ~" ms. ' tesn rims .chno1 ;n
IN sL;g ~. . AZ. Is" .;at q tha se .h =,
h NJ starn $500 "n s10 S s. - .s LIZ
fearful storm when his little ones cried
fnr bread his tender heart WAC t1nch..ll
and ike . trne nero no v4ntnra.l ant
across the nrairia amillst the hnwlino
storm. riskinp his life for those helm.
less ones in his charge. and after h0nrs
of weary toll he came back with bread
and relief for the furnishing children.
/ presume MANY Of them will long re.
member their dead hero.
~. :, {,
ms seems " oe .ne season. VI tle
year Wllsn scnoolilastets run ~ sllo os
we don Know wren OF Where they
WeIe spaWne.,' VI On Mliat s urea tney
were natcned, put We 40 KNOW tney
are . cneeky CLASS VI prcsuMptiVo GUS
ses, vaiueing men SERVICES At WAY q
month. 5000 teachet !. !. ana men tnat
make Ieachlhg Aio profession
are worm that OF more ,el out tneso ltln.
erant tesscneis are IKE uypsles looking
1or PEI, anu piunuel; anu aatei tney
comn,e ~ Sion, ~ for their winter term :
avacnata IN the snrino without HAVING
done mnch GOOD for the amonnt of
money they carry off.
M. a.oas - tho ;,st oro f-.oro,+
o 4S ous ,o ~ Y no Tvs; o,.,der 81.
~, Wy" a.. ' d',a4 ~ &c ,n;.ora,nt that
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1879-09-24

A sure cure for sprains, bruises,
swellings, pains in back or side, is DR..
Marshall's Arabian Oil. Try it. Sold
by Jos. Bobleter.
Dollars, which might otherwise be
thrown away by resorting to ineffectu.
al medicines, are saved by purchasing
that inexpensive specific for bodily
pain and remedy for affections of the
throat, lungs, stomach, liver ond bow.
els, Thomas Electric Oil, which does
not deteriorate, and is thorough and
pure. Public attention is called to ad.
vertisement in another column.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1879-09-24
cs.aplsaien s !. Gr.as work

An epoch in the experience Of many
lovers OF good books will be marked
by the comple elton OF the new Acme
edition Of Chamb er's Cy clopedia Of
English Literature. The announce.
ment Of q work Of such superior cx.
cellence, in form and style 90 conve.
nient and becoming, at prices SO no.
minal was more than q surprise to tho
reading public, and many questioned
the possib ility Of Its publication, ex-
cept 1t great loss Of money
The publishers eyide ntly knew theiI
ground. They have not only fulfilled
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1879-09-24

Everybody IS threshing, or nearly
SO. George Pickle threshed the best
wheat that was raised in this neigh
borhood
-. Pickles family has for some
time been anlicted with diphtheria.
Last Friday night Myron, their only
son, died Of the dread disease. The
remains were inferred on Saturday.
The family have the sympathies 81
the entire community.
q. few days ago one Of .Doc. & Lees
horses had his hind legs nearly cut 81
by running away with ! plow. Doc. had
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1879-09-24
BARGAINS | BARGAINS !

As desire to close out my entire
stock of Farming Machinery it will be
to the interests of all such as are in
need Of Sulky Plows. Horse Hay
Rakes. &C., &C., to give me call and
examine my machines and obtain my
prices before placing their orders else
where. Now is the time to buy, as I
am determined to sell.
My attention will he hereafter exclu-
sively devoted to my Hardware and
Saddler business, and I assure my
friends and customers that their Or
ders will receive prompt attention, and
my prices will be as low as the lowest.
II. H. BEUSSMANN.
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See notice to teachers in another COL
umn.
Our Burnstown correspondence came
to hand too late this week.
See warnings not to purchase Ger.
tain notes, in another column.
Farm for rent. Inquire of Theo.
Crone, New Ulm. ...
The Renville Times learns that a
new paper is soon to be started at
Renville Station.
Three dollars a ton is the price paid
for cane by the Sugar Manufacturing
Co.
Several good farms are to let near
Burns Station. Inquire at the store of
M. H. Gamble, Springfield P. O.,
Brown Co., MINI.
Upon the urgent solicitations of sew
eral parties we refrain from giving an
account of the circus which took place
in our store last Wednesday afternoon.
A grand harvest home festival and
ball will be held at Union Hall on Sun
day evening, Oct. 5th, next. See an
nouncement in another column.
We are panied to learn tn at our col.
leauge L. Bogen, editor of the Post, is
again srriously indisposed. He con.
templates visit to the Arkansas hot
springs for the benefit of his health.
Among the attr actions OF the Red.
wood county fair will be horse racing,
glass ball shooting, contest between
number of steam traction engines in
drawing loads, blowing, etc.
We desire our readers to carefully
read the Phila. Sewing Machine Com.
pany's advertisement which appears
on fourth page, and send for circular
if you wish to buy the best sewing
I machine ever made. 3.
Parties coming to the Fair from St.
Peter, New Ulm and Sleepy Eye can
purchase excursion tickets at reduced
rates. The fare will be one and one.
fifth Of the regular rates. Ample &C.
commoda tions will be furnished for
all who may visit the fair. Redwood
Gazette. rs
August Thiele, youngest son Of Lew
is Thiele, Of Renville, was thrown. vi.
olently from wagon on Friday, the
18th inst, by runaway team, receiy
ing bad scalp wound and q fracture
Of the left leg. His brother who was
thrown out at the same time was not
injured.
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NOTICE.

All parties are hereby notified not to
purchase certain notes given by the
undersigned to H. A. Pitts & Sons
Manufacturing Co.,
One for $4,000. due January LIST. 1880.
s. s. 10000. 6 IS s. 1881
{" $. 10000, 6 & $ 1899.
with interest at the rate of 7 per cent.
per annnm. as the same are without
consideration and will not he paid.
Signed, GEO. HEART.
r. G. ROBINSON.
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Travellers Guide.

Travellers Guide.
Vino ma Saint Peter Railway.
Going East Arrlre. Depart.
Day Passenger 5000 am. %, 90 am
Night Pass'ger *4,12 pm. ~, l2p.m
Freight No. II 5, 40 pm. 8, 40 pm
Freight No. Is *7,45 am. @7,45 am
Going West: Arrive. Depart.
Day Passenger IS As pm. "5.45 pm
Night Pass'ger 1885 am. 1926 am
Freight No. Is. y ,05 pm. *2,05 pm
FREIGHT No. 49,. 1920 a. m. IL, 20 a. m
Except Sunday. Except Monday.
Freight trains No. l3 and S are per.
mitted to carry passengers between Ka'
sofa and Sleepy Eye. .-... ~.
CHAs. HEIDENANN, Agent.
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REMovEDi

would inform my friends and
patrons that | have removed nv
barber shop to the building formerly
occupied by Mark Cane, where I
shall be happy to wait upon my Gus
toners. Herman Setter.
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voiico to Teac hers.

public examination will! be held In the school
house nj Sleepy Eye. Saturday. October 4th 1879
In the school house Mt iberia, Oct. 2hth 1879 and
In the school room Of the Tnrner Hall at New Ulm
on Nov. 9Th, 1879. Work will be commenced
promptly at 9 o'clock a. m. JoHv LIND,
County Supt.
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Brown COUNTY OFFICERS.
-z, Post Office Address New Ulm.

""I Posi- UtnCe NuuTesS NeW O'" = >
AuDIroR-H. B. COnstans. 81
T14ASUREA-F. Schubert. :.
REolsTER OF DEEDs-A. Walton.
JvD0H OF PRoBATE-A. Westphal
CGERK OF THE DIST. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
SHEHITT-John Manderfeld.
SutyEYoR-J. Berndt.
CoU1r CoMMIssIoNER-E. G. Koch. < -
CouNrY ArroRNEY-B. +. Weber
CoRoNEA-JonaS LaudeNschlager.
County SUPER1NTENDENT-John Lind
CoMM1ss1oNERs-Chas Wagner. chairman, ole Jor-
kenson, w. H. Sanders, A. Larson. Anton Mander'
field. @f y-aDs,
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NEW ULM
CHEAP CASH STORE.
Opposite Cheap Charley's)

Having made heavy purchases in
Dry Goods,
Notions,
Boots & Shoes,
Groceries,
Crockery & Liquors.
for cash, we are enabled to give large
inducements to the cash trade. Please
call; price, and examine our goods.
B. & E. c. BEHNKE.
A. BEnNKE, Manager
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~, 49,. --''!.i .,s1s -s,tIt
sPERs,ON,A.L!!.

s5 h 1900 PERSONALs s$s55t g4s5$5$ e
R. Pfefferle and We editor left
this morning for Renyille county on a
goose hunt.
Mr.. L. Slocum Of the town Of
Stark made us q pleasant call last Sat.
urday and passed us dollar for the
Review. Thanks.
DR.. G. Berry; H. Weyhe and ia
cob Brust, delegates from this county
to the Democratic State conventions
which meets in st. Paul tomorrow,
left for the SANITY city this morning.
Rev. o. sP. Champlin writes TO us
from Oramel, y. Y. that his children
were taken with the measles at Du-
Slutk but that they had now nearly re-
covered, also that his health has not
improved much yet.
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Office Of
\ FARMERS BOARD OF TRADE
or MINNESOTA.

To the Farn,ers Of Broscal County:
Your attention is especially called to
the following resolutions, passed at the
last meeting ofthe Farmers Board OF
Trade Of Minnesota. First, in refer
ence to
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1879-09-24

The st. Peter district of Mime.
sofa Conference of the Evangelical
Association of N. A. held their dis.
trict ministerial meeting in this place,
commencing on the II inst. and end
ing on the 2lst. Fourteen ministers
were present and three absent. The
debates and public services
were very interesting. Rev. A. Stroll
meier, the presiding elder Of the dis
trict, and Rev. VIM. Ohlee, Of st.
Peter, the scribe, were the Off.
GERS Of the meeting. The large mum.
Der of visitors gave proof that. the
people Of Loreno and vicinity ap.
preciated the privilege granted them.
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

4 Thief Shot and MortaNy Wounded.- =
On Monday night about IL O'Clock Mr.. AL
len Bradley, who resides on upper Hull
street, being informed that a thief was in
his yard, went out with his revolver. in
tending to capture him. Hearing a noise
in the coal.house, he started in that diree-
tion, and met q negro man at the door with
a bag of coal on his shoulders ready to make
off with it. Mr.. Bradley seized the negro by
his collar, and, after desperate struggle,
finally succeeded in subduing him; and in
attempting to carry the thief into the house
he ierked away from him and made his es-
cape. But he had gotten very short dis
tance before Mr.. Bradley tired at him, the
ball taking effect in the spine. After re-
capturing him an officer was sent for.
Mr.. Bradley surrendered himself, and
was examined before Mayor Clarke yester-
day morning at O'Clock, and was recog-
nized in the sum OF $500 to appear before
the March term OF the Hastings Court. AT
the poice-station yesterday the negro was
recognized as Robert Strong, an eX-peni-
Tertiary convict, having been sent there fol-
stealing rairoad-iron from the Richmond
and Danvlle railroad.
DR.. Montero, surgeon OF the Jail, exam
ined the wound, and at half-past O'Clock
yesterday had no. hopes Of the mans recov'
Eery, and thought it would be hardly proba
blefor him to live many days longer.
The pistol was OF Smith Il Wesson make
and Of No. 80 calibre.
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.gented to be frst-rate, and The performances
will no Gonbt be highly enjoyable.
. Next week we are TO have 81. M. s. Pima


RoeEEDINGs OF TIE HUsTISGs CoEg1
YEsTEaDxY.-Wi illiarn H. Price (coloredl,
for assanIsing and wounding Susan Price
with amaze, wasesentencesI,to 60 the peniten-
tiary for four years is ,ttia
b. M. Frost, for selling goods by sample
without license, Was.fned SS200 and costs,
and paid the same to the clark In court.
2 Samuel H. Crew feo!oFeas for biting of
the nnder Zip Of Otway Lewis dursaEg
street.ight in front OF the Maison DorG was
lined $50 and sent to Jail for six months.
= Henry Scott (colored), d notorious thiei
and gkconvict. for breaking and entering
the eud- -hoase sJee William Johnson and
stealing lot ofsWeod, was sentenced to re.
.eeiye thiss sy;pins fashes. This prisoner was
found GisiI of petit larceAs, at the Decem
Eber term of ing burt. and vas given seven
llassles, and has raady served tive
sterms IN the penitentiasy ZtS 'ysa9sI
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CheSterfeLd.- The following are the sta
tistics for the month of February, as pre-
sented by the clerk OF the County Court a:
Number OF deeds recorded, 4S; number OF
marriage-licenses issued, 7-white and
colored 5. RI
The Board Of Supervisors met at the
Courthouse Monday and laid the following
as county levy for the year 1879: For all
county purposes, 20 cents; for county
schools, 10 cents; for district schools, 10
cents on every 500 worth Of property.
This is reduction Of . cents as compared
with the levy Of 1878.
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Brief HemS.-Workmen are engaged in
fixing The water-pipes on Hull street be-
tween Tenth and Eleventh.
There are eight candidates for Initiation
at the next meeting OF the Sons OF Tempe
rance.
The authorities OF Chesterfield have re-
moved the cases and shelving from the
Hastings Court square to the Chesterfield
courthouse.
The services at the Methodist and Episco-
nal churches were well attended yesterday.
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THE THEATRE TONIGHT. - Robson &
Cranes Comedy Company will appear at
the Theatre tonight, and we are promised
a treat in their performances. The bill
boards about the city are posted with con-
spicuous, show-bills, and there viii no
doubt be full houses. Some one, IN writing
about the company, says Robson d Crane
are a godsend in these serious times, and
then the writer goes on to speak In this
way OF the play to be presented tonight,
What need is there to describe our baeh-
elors2 OF course it is brilliant and pc
wilderins piece Of eXtravagance, funny az
all its stages, and full Of grace and color
wherever the figures OF Misses Forsythe or
Robson or Francis enter into the tab!eau.
The company is admirably adapted to the
play, and the action is spirited throughout.
We may say, en- paSsant, that there is no
lack Of q construction" In Our Bachelors.
| It is not a mere succession OF irrelevant
and 'inconsequent scenes strung together
for the purpose of bringing out q stars
points. 1t is alplay OF no mean merit. With
q definite plot, artistically approached and
prettily developed. .,,
Thursday night the company will appear
In the same play, and on Friday and satur.
iay Shakspeare's g Comedy OF Errors !"
viii be presented. The company is repre-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-05

YorSG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
MEETINGS AT DR.. HoGE's CHURCH.-The
large audience-room Of the Second Presby-
terian church was crowded yesterday eve
ming with deeply-solemn congregation.
Rev. W. c. Schaefier led the meeting, and
made an earnest and very effective address,
founded on the doctrine that Jesus came
MOTTO call the righteous but sinners to re-
.pehtance; that He came to seek and to save
thatwhich'was lost He based on this doc
,trine powerful appeal to Christian parents
and other Christian friends to show some
thing Of the interest in the salvation OF
their loved ones which they manifest IN
their worldly good, and to the unconverted
that they would seek Jesus now.
At the request of Mr.. Schaefer quite a
number of the unconyerted rose to ask spe-
cla prayer for themselves.
Rev. Dr.. Curry, DR.. Hoge, Rev. J. Will
liam Jones, DR.. Read, and Rev. ". E. Jud-
kins lead in prayer.
: The meeting this evening-from to G.
will be led by Rev. DR.. Read.
The interest Is evidently growing each
lay.
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: LOCAL. MATTERS.

MEDICAL COLLEGE CoNMENcEMENT.- Ohiee
% tho largest and most fashionable gather
- ss,,ss eyer assembled at Mozart Hall was pre-
.a.s,. 20 s,ss night on the occasion of tue com.
ssas sa'. oan,ent exercises OF the Medical Col
Ieoe oi Virginia. ----.-,
~SS onc before the hour appointed for the
,.nrcEses 10 commence. many persons had
eS.herad at the ball.,. a great variety oil
sa"nnets were brought there to present to
.he Graduates. Every seat in the building
.ras occupied. and many persons were COM
rs,lcl 10 stand in the aisles. -
the exercises were opened with music by
Easspich,s band, and an eloquent prayer,
SnitsbIe TO the occasion, was offered ov
Pny. Charles II. Read. D. D. Among the
nbvsicians who occupied seats upon the
nlstforfn and composed the faculty OF the
college were Drs.. McCaw (president, Cu'-
len. Mcclure, Cunningham, Wexford. Man
SON. Taylor, Coleman, Tompkins, Joynes,
Skslon, West, Coakley, and others.
Before presenting the diplomas to the
Graduates DR.. Mccaw, in one OF his hap.
niest veins, addressed the audience, show
inc what great amount OF work and study
n Student has to undergo before he can be-
come doctor, and gave The graduates ad'
vice calculated 10 bring to them prosperity
in their profession.
He then read the names OF the following
students who were graduates in Medicine
William j.. Coleman, William J. Gordon,
john Fl. Hinchman, Charles o. Simms, v
O. Caruthcrs, William A. Deas, William G.
Garter, Charles j. Winfree, Harry B. Pleas
ants. ?. A. Irving, Deon {. Pharr, j. Wes
lev Jones. Charles NJ. Shields, Charles w
Gleaves, Edwin L. Morgan; and those ir
Pharmacy were Henry N. Sheild. c. L. Hen
ry, James Y. Ramos, Charles j. Winfree
Luther Z. Sale, Charles e. Morris, William
Nelson, Charles III. Shields. Francis NJ
Cary. John A. Augustine, Judson Cunning
ham, William A. Darlington, and A. c.
Jones. ---...~..~-
This is the first session since its existence
that the college has issued diplomas fol
graduates in this branch OF science. After
presenting the diplomas, the Rev. Fl. Mel
vile Jackson, OF Richmond, was intro.
duced to the assembly as the orator Of the
occasion, taking Tor his subject the .Rela.
tion the Clerical Profession bears to the
Medical, and in an able and eloquent man.
ner portrayed to the vast audience the
great good that would be derived II these
two branches OF learning were combined.
His Grafton was Que well suited to the Occa-
sion.
The valedictory address was delivered by
". J. Gordon, af this city, and abounded
in many witicismS, rs well as an instructive
address to his felIow-students, After his
address the exercises closed with the bene
dic:ion by DR.. Read.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-05

The OLD Tduern.-W Workmen commenced
to tear down portion Of the Old Tavern
Yesterday, preparatory to erecting several
fine stores upon the site. Some very old
copper coins were found within the build
inc, and in one room the walls were pa
pered with newspapers, some Of which
gave sketches and the history Of different
battles fought in the late war between the
States. This is one OF the Oldest buildings
in this city, being erected more than one
hundred years ago.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-05

ia Chicken 1hieues.-Mr P. W. Blunt, re-
siding on Fourth and Leigh streets, beyond
Baconsyille, had his hen-nouse broken into
Eand entered Monday night, and his entire
stock OF valuable fowls stolen. Chicken
thieves seem to be very numerous in this
city, and many Of our citizens have suffered
from their cepredations during the last
several DAYS. - ----
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:. .HAIIfax foUarHouss aarch 8, 1910

MT. JOIN. Is-HuTt :.--Sss - 5t7s2
K Please do me theii Justice TO state that -FOUR
ETemarks fabout 4 the superintendent Of
Schools oifHaIiiax and Dir. and Mrs. Lacy
were not intended for the present snperin.
|tendent, wish you to make the statement
an the Senate. as your remark as published,
Bafe calculated to mislead the public to my
[Mr. Hurt has requested as tosay, in reps
Ito the above, that be referred in his remarks
Eto the Superintendent of Schools OF Pitt.
.sylvania county, and was so understood by
the Senate, and was so reported.]
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A REMARKABLE FUNERAL. L.--Franc Har.
vey (coloredl, aged sixty.one years. was
buried yesterday by Charity Division, No.
4, Sons OF Temperance. She died OF dropsy,
and there was not coffin or hearse in the
city Iarge enough TO bear her remains. A
coffin had to be made and an express wagon
had to be employed for the purpose OF con-
yeying her remains to the Cedarwood Gene.
terry. TIE procession was largely attended
by the order. e z ~ - s''s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-05

OUR LEADING PHYSICIANS ARE CALLING At
rrSTIoN 10 The ruinous effects upon the complexion
of cheap soaps made from impure material. Inc
old Brown Windsor OF j. Il (. ATKINSON Is maze
from the best and purest materials and IS exqui-
stely scented.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-05

,-Ihe 1ramps.-The old house near the
.ass sssn ntss.,,ktteldl is again occupied by
they were driven from that locality. MAI.
chester seems tosofier an extra inducement
for these people, as 1t appears to be lmpossi.
BILE to prevent them from soiourning in our
midst. Judging from the manner they were
made to decamp when last here, it was
thought we would never again be visited by
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ARATIyE WEEKLY MORTALITY.
~-- WEEK EnutNy---.--
March 8, March 2, Feb. %, March /
1877. 1873. 1879. 1879.
w, C.. w. G.. w. G. W. g.
hs. 10 25 IL 8 l6 13 l6 Il

StiiI-born .......4 2 O I = I I
Mean temperature for the week ending
February %, $50 So; mean temperaturefor
the week ending March l, 44o 42.
Amount of rainfall for week ending Feb
ruary 90, 600 inches; amount OF rainfall for
week ending March /, 600 inches.
Population of city estimated at 1900.
white, 45,300; colored, 33, 700. Rate OF
mortality of whole population was 1908 Per
1000 per annum; rate of mortality OF white
population was 1871 per ], ZOO per annum
rate OF mortality Of colored population was
20.05 per j, ZOO per annum: - IT'D 1
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SAVE McYgY oy having your printing cone stthe
DISPATCH PRIyTISG-HousE. Good work, Low
p-ices and satisfaction guaranteed.
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A REPORTER OUT OF A scRaPE.--G.; ;KettEewell,
ESQ.,, OF the Baltimore Ecensng RattetiH, who was
ia,ely the victim OF a tbree-monshs' spell OF In.
tensely painful rheumatism tn the neck and shoul-
ders fonHd himself udden,y relieved by DR.. HERS-
DoN-s GYPsY's GIFT, aud after waiting reasona-
BILE time says that be fully attributes his cure 70 that
valuable medicine. Its entirely vegetable contain-
ing no minerals whatever, and can be had OF any
live druggist.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-05

Muyor's Court.-Mayor Clarke disposed
OF the following cases yesterday:
E. Callahan and Pat. NcGee, charged
with being drunk on the streets, were dis
charged.
c. H. Sims, Gagged for being q vagrant,
was ordered to leave the city in twenty-four
hours.