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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-02
FURNITURE.

SPECIAL NOTICE -LARGEM
y STOCK ON EASY TERMS OF PAY,
MENTs. ALLOW PRICES, FOB TIE IL i. \ E whoT
DESIRE to purchase FURNITURE Of any kind 70
and select stock most t. OF s ShlS STs
Jnesmants than otherwise both as 10 terms and
nrices. We have some fine PARLOR AND CHAM
Der SUITS which we will close out At a saeT, fTI
Full line of cheap WALNUT AND POPLAR FUh-
NTTURE. T. GAiahl6nl q 49,,
az 2-Sm 10 doFUhoFnoI 'Nsos'
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WANTS.

QUIET NERVES ana balmy sleep In HOP BIT
TIERS, for sleepless ladies and fnvalids.
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EAST Bot Nd.

EAST BOZ Nd.
Nail train arrives al Richmond daily Ok 90
cent Sunday at................'''.'' =. Coy '
Express train arrives al Richmond daily
and s on Tuesday. Thursday. amt saIur-
day connects at Richmond with Var
gin!a Steamboat Conplny's steamer
Ariel, which leaves RicbmOnd for Ola
Poiut, Norfolk. &C., at 7:l5 4. VI.
Accommodation train arrives 1t Ken o.o,,v
mond daily except Sunday a,.......:":",I,' ~ NJ,
A mixed Grain leaves Stauntop ~ $40 -. -
taking passengers from Virgins NiiAi." ~
from Washington. and arrives 1t Ricsi'"A' - ''''
p NJ, daily except sunday. ,..
A connects with Virginia Midland raiIroan' .''
ing at 100 4. 81. for Lynchburg Ind No.
Mississippi AID 0Lio kai'road s,. :, iIoP. r
CONNECTS with vlrsn.s Ma,ana rs s ' ~; ",
gtnia Midland railroad, leaving al -:91 49, ~ r.
Iynchburg and Atlantic, Mississippi Ahi ONO '--'
% b connects with Valley railroad. "a'i"k i: l.
Connects With Valley railroad leaving 4; llA'
A. III. .or Harper'S Ferry. -,
connects with stage line for l..;1inztoh' ~
& couuects with G. II. :. aud Z. T. st,ahe'' ''' 80
points on the Ohio river anG Iht'nn,n ~ tho
connects with all lines diysrsns 70 ri +, * $50
MOI cav N'' engineer ana Sut"rint"a"..",. d..
CONWAY, r. HOWARD. General ra.sf''; IVA
Ticket Agent. ----------~
RIcHaosD, FnED,s f Nrst1 A NJ n
| OIF1Ck ZEN Ehhls LII ~,
| RICHMOND. VA, April =. ,o-n
COMMENCING SUNDAY, NM t. t''''
~ trains On this road Will run 4. 'o..'"''
" NORTH BOUND. .,,,
No 1-a.oo A NJ. leaves Byrd-Strest stsaonu 90.
| So' --o'oo " " Except sundays; due !, W w..
| fngt2n, l:lo IN; bsitits",I
| IN: New York, lo:ro r. VI
No ak.oo p. NJ, leave, Byrd-str-et sat.Sh W
l NJ o-~'~0 due \. WsIEinkton: s;29 pnlaa-
| Baltimore, l:5o !. ~. york
| delphia, 3:S5 4. NJ ~
LOON, Sa aa.4nx;MsoDArloN TEAis
NO. 1-e:OO /. A, S"Inrctfon. leaves Dr.
G for I s,s,ton daily teaceps SUD-
dSys).
SOUTH BOUND. .,,,
-asa pH ,rr,y.s \, Hyra-strees .'. LANCE
NO. S-AoA't daily Except Suuday:!. 80.
| New York, SID 4. ~. Raj.
dslph!s ll:45 A. NJ iS,nut
more, $50 z. 81; "Is'HN''
| .-. $40 L. VI. ..s.-, s,atioa
20 q 11ta5 A. NJ, arrives Al By.d-sTs.t 1000
| W. daily. Leaves sew ."I Ito 4
7. NJ; Phiiade'passs A. IL
-....-- Is. /. - s,.:E- NJ; Bs;imore. ~
| 4-g.@ - III Washington. e;Snb 4; STpALN,
$50 NJ. xS s;s, 4 qsR9ssas.ss 'sssss
lD..>.;it .s... daily (e1cspt SunSayM; on
I&ut1 = =, General Tiske, Assns "a
lg.t.sa.,-,a--...-1 \ ssne1fatsndent sps
lf!-11cy I'm y0R WORK NEATLY
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DRuGs, MEDICINES. Dc.

.TARTERs JAMEs-RIVER PREVENT
I I'VE AGAINST gCHILLS AND FEVERS.-
This valuable preparation was used for many years
before the war; BY the planters on upper ana lower
early in the fall Price, rs cents per bottle Also,
INGREDIENTS for making the above, put up III
packages; same price. For sale ut
ROBERT W. POWERS CO.'S,
co oaoo3tx - Richmond. Va.
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5r1IIKE,AD, IInEs.
u !
riHEsIpEAKE AND ONO HALLWAY.

sTEIMEKS sosTuNE 'AHb FLEETWoOD
T0H WITH TRAIN LEAVING RICH
.g, ~ -ee.'s55 81 NOND AT IL p. M ~ ic.'3.t
The g. A. NJ, train viii not connect at Hunting
ton. CONWAI k. hOWAkU,
,ffIh. ~ General Passenger and Ticket Agent
W.Ms 8. DUNK, Engineer and superintendtn Mt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-02
BY Robert 3. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer'
1912 Main street. ,-t'@

EXECUTORS SALE OF FIRsT-ClLAlss
BRoAD-sTREET STORE PROPERTY go
WITH LARGE AND CONVENIENT DWELL
ING OF EIGHT ROOMS OVERHEAD,
SITUATED ON THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF
TENTH AND BROAD STREETS,
FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-02

By request of the executor Of the owner. now de-
ceased. shall SELL upon the premises; oy a sSn
AZ O'Clock r. H., the above DESIRABLE BROAD.
STR EET PROPERTY, located as described, ana
adio,ninp tbe lot upon which the new City Hall
Stands. and occupied bv Mr.. f.. Cummtns. The
STORE is large one and well adapted for any 6ps-
ness. There Is wide hall leading up TO me DIV ELL
naratiyely new one. aud built OF stock-briek and
pther first class material. with culverts &C. Th1s
nroneriy is now and has beeu at all times occupied
nv good tenant. The LOT fronts ON south side OF
Broad street 81 feet, aud extends back TO an
alley in rear. ~, ,-.,
desiring TO invest In property which will certainly
increase in value and pay well as an investment.
Particular attention invited to this SALE Inc op-
nortunity offered here BY auction being rare one,
after and secure bargain.
'Terms and particulars announced on day of sale.
ROBERT B. LYME,
an I o 1Std r. * -' Auctioueer.
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by Frank j. sampson,
Real Estate Agent, Auctionccr, and Notary Public
office corner OF Ninth and Hull streets,
Manchester, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-02
FOR RENT.

dor RENT, THAT DESLRABLEG
Il DWELLING, No. 8 south Third street: -
occunisd by William B. Isaacs,S Esq, containing
about twelve rooms, Including kitchen. Possession
Main street. containing Ten rooms kitchen and sta
Bile, Possession LIST OF October.
Also, HREE-S TO RY-AND-B AS EN- 4 NJ
on Broad street, two doors above
Monumental church.
Also. TIRE ELS Y-AND-B AS EMENT
DWELLING No. sos nor. h Tweifth street, ,>,<,
No. 81 west Grace street: las seven rooms ana 1s
in good renair. POINDk&TER& TUPPER, -
Sc 2.eod3t 1900 Main street.
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NEW sTOCK-BRICK DWELLINGS, @

NEW STOCK-BRICK DWELLINGS, M
= WITH MODERN IMPROVEMENTS, -
.... ..... SIG TO $50 PER MONTH. ..':;
7Is east franklin street, near Eighth !: Il rooms.
! Oh east Main street, corner Of First; IL rooms.
4O5 west Main street tPark Row.; rooms. 49,.
$40 north Ninth strecr, near Clsy; rooms.
3O6 east Grace street, uear Third; rooms.
Ill west Cary street tClyde Row.; rooms.
..' SMALLER HOUSES, ...tl. .....
..,.. So TO SIG PER MONTH. .'.l@
41e north Second street, near Clay; rooms
6 70 North Fifth street, near Leigh rooms. -.
726 west Clay street. corner OF Gtlmer; rooms
622, corner OF China and Pine streets 3 rooms.
IL north Second street, near Broad; b rooms.
6l5 south Church street; rooms.
8 south Cherry street.: 4 rooms.
STORES, WAREHOUSES. FACTORIES, and
FARMS, j. THOMPSON Brown.
Real Estate Agent, &C.,
au9O.3t w.. l1l3 Main street.
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- % "
W00N AND COAL.

TRY ME WITH CASH,
l. POR WINTER SUPPLIES OF FUEL
ANTHRACITE GOAL SPLlNT COAL,
CLOVER-HITL GOAL, ......-.
BRiGhTHUPE GOAL,
GAs.HUUsE COKE, and WOOD.
W.S, PITCHER, 6l7 Main street.
an 1a.eod3m 49," next TO Express oflco =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-02

It is supposed that the first gun OF the
campaign was Sprague's.-DerricE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-02

DOR RENT, DWELLING No. 1895
Il south First street. with nine rooms; nearly tAl
new, and modern IN It's arrangement ana appoint
ments.
Also, DWELLING No. 3l7, Canal and Fourth,
streets, with eight rooms; detached Kitchen with
two rooms: large yard; cow-sab!es. &C. Apply to
SO n.eod3t " GRUBBS & WILLIAMS.
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/ AETED, AN ACTIVE, TNTELLI-
w GENT, AND INDUSTRIOUS YOUNG MAN
OR YOUTH sixteen TO eighteen years old, who can.
afford to work for a small salary Reference re-
touired. Address MERCHANT,
re 2.lt& s,."A + 't@ 81! care Dispatch office.
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ciTU ATFON AS TEACHER WANTED.
ID The undersisobsd. graduate (1879) Of the Uni
yeraty of MirxIhnA In La..ns Greek, and French:
aud 0ompetem TO instruct also IN German and
IN A SOHOM. OR PRlEATEsFAMlLY.
Heaefers 70 Professors Hs1nson. Schee de We're,
rfiadpHl or the Episcopal Htah School near Alex
anafaa, Nz., whaGe be was student for six years.
ADDRESS G. BALDWIN WALKER
Theologiek Seminary, Fairfax county, va.
na q .Skawd WIT .y - : $500
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-10-28
Nusfdnoif6e Nunof6au.

Die meiifen 9eisr uiiien, baB
Der RabeIiunse nur bann seiprddis uirb,
wenn CT ieinen Ssrrn einen Disnif srpsi.
fen, ober ibre Siese in bic 0sIt binauss
poiaunen tann. @sbt's absr Bel elmer
BubI idisf bann iit er mdrriid unb
i9weisiam unb tbsiIt uur iouisl nit, ais
er eben srabe mug. go ma5te er es bel
ben Iesten 8ablen gum preubiideu abse'
orbnetenbaus, er melbete tnapp 10 uisI, baB
man barausidIisBen tOnnte. baB bic aibs.
raIen sei9Iasen ieien.
Die iest anlansenben europdii@en BIdts
ter sebeu uns Elm flares Bib iber ben
ftattsebabten l1mi9wuns unb seisen, baB
Der Siesaein uoutOmmsnerer III, aIs bic
Depeideu f4lieben lieBen. Das Centrum
bat 8 Site seponnen, feline banuousr'i9sn
6ospitanteu aber einen perloren; es 3isbt
bemsemdB ss Wann fart In bas abseorb.
ustenbaus Elm. SIN gersIeid su ben less
ten 2aubtasswabIeu seifaItst R9 bas gers
bdltniB foIsenbsrmaBen:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-10-28
Eefesrap6if&e 9epe(&en.
Oeutf la n b.

9onbon, 20. DIT. Wis aus Berlin
semsIbst wirb, uerIautet bort, baB Der @uIs
tusminiitsr pon putttammsr wssen ieiner
Steluns In Der S&uIanssIesenbsit aus
benz Amts i9eibeu ptrb.
Berlin, %. Stt. Der Stabtratb
smpfsbIt bie allsemsine ginfibruns ber
9si@euusrbrsununs, - aaiisr BiIbsIm iit
beut. s;erbsr 3uradsetebrt.
Berlin, 81. Oct. Der 6abrer Der
RationaIlibsraIsu, uOn 8snnisisn, III ben
goaisrpatiusu unb Rationallibsralsu als
Ganbibat fir bas Yrdiibsntenamt bss
preuBii9en 9anbtasss in gOri&Ias ses
bradt worbsu. Wan sIasbt, baB bies
fec 8oridlas pon gismard ausssbt unb
siu @int fur bic gIerieaIsn isiu iou, fd
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-10-28

Die pereinistea @onieruatiuen baben
bemnad go Sise sewonnsn uno bic gtatios
naQibsraIsn Is usrlorsn. Oamit III nas
tirIi9 bic Wadt bss 9iberaIismas i'm
prsuBiidsn abseorbneteubauie unb in Sol.
&c bshen aud TN &eidstase sebrO@sn.
Die nddite 5rase III bic, ueIde Wirtuus
gen uirb bieier umidpuns auf ben Culture
taHpf ausiben. Wir sIau6su gar tsine.
Bismart ptrb srit banu ben fir4Ii9en
Sriebsn bsriteaen. wsuu er mus. llnb
sr muB nod ni@t, tros bes llmi@uunss.
5reiIid er ,Onnte es iest isbr Ieidt, wsnn
er polIte; aber er MIL nod ni9t. grwirb
ss nal 70 usriuden, sr ueriudt uorerf aus
benz gulturtampf nod Elm 9ei9dft@su ;u
mldsn; sr Idbt fi3 ned ni9t binbsu, ions
bern pi,b ueria6sn obne bas Centrum su
fubren, usnn es sebt. ST ss absr ni@t
mOsli9, Sann pirb sr bic bentbar bei9eis
bsnite GoueeiRon MAIDEN. Man tam
elmer lsbbaftsn Sisuus bss abssorbnstsns
bauiss sntssssn ieben. Mbsr bas tatboIis
i5s Bolt DsuiidIanbs bat Ssrtrausn In
feline 9eitsr, fe finb ben pommsri9sn
Rrautiun.ern sewa9ien.
Sn Srantrsi@ seisen fid einsrieits
bie Spmptome bes llebnsanss Der sei
mdBistsn rabitalsn Bartei ms Eager Der
Commune unb bss Soeialismus, anbsrsrs
isits bic polls 3srietuns bes 8Onapartiss
mus uub ndberes aneinanbsri4Iieben Der
&OyaIiaen. Sir bas Grife ipre4en bas
frs9s auftrstsn Der ,uridsefebrten CONS
munarbs, grwdbIans einiser bsrieIbeu in
ben Stabtratb Der WetropoIs unb absr Be,
ionbsrs bis sswaItise llmdnberuns, wsI&e
in letter 3sit BET Der sambettiitii@en Prefe
Dor R9 sesanssn III. Die uRspubIiqus
Srancaiis" tritt. I'M i@neioenOen @ssens
iass ,ur @ssieruns, often eta far bic uus
bei4rdntte ammsRie. Oas bsbsutst In an.
bsrsn @orten: sc Iebe ppat, ss Isbs
0fodsfort, ss Iebe bic Commune! Das
Wiuiiferium mub wObI am Gnbe isiner
Gage isin, ba @ambetta ii@ uon bsmisIbsn
Iosiast. DAP ii9 Der Comparisons aIs
Yartei Seriest anb baIb uon ber poIitii@en
Grsna peri&winbet, wirb tastdsIi5 euiosns
ter. Der llebertritt bes sinfluBrei9sn DO:
napartifii4en 8Iattss .@aaIois1 in's
royaIifii4e Eager III Elm 8OripisI fir ans
bsre wi9tise greisniiis. Ser .YapsA.
bisiss bonapartiitiide 9auptbIatt, bas nod
Dor einissr 3eit ii@ 70 bitter sssen ben
@rafeu gbamborb, wssen ieinss 1riefes
an 6oreita IosseIansu, bradte bie Gn3eis'
pom Der Jsffeier gu gbren 5einri9s tss
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-10-28

seidweise 2ebensmitteI erbaIten tann, 10
tann feline Sage nod febr bsbentIid wsr.
ben, iebenfaIs aber wirb Der transport
pon 2sbsnsmittsIn ober ber &idmarid na9
einem beheren 8inte,quartisre nod srOBe
9eIbiummen usri9Iinssn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-10-28

aae anaeisen ienbe man ipdtsiteas
@ontag @ursen ein.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-10-28

An3sisen fir pieuies, 9sttsrisn, @liids5ptea
&C., ale BEN @eiae Der fatb. 8ir&s iupiber, as
ben feline Mufnabme.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-10-28

petratbs- unS 7obssam,sisen NIT Sprso
$3.50, pbne Spru@ $t.OO.
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greise def Anzeige.s.
Qpcal>Wntiaen.

rntsr 3siIsn Brspisr neben nidt anstneG.
men. gir isss Belle grssisr OSsr sersn @asn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-10-28

asspdrHs. au,dssn maaen s0raasssaslt pusea.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-01-30
AN INTESTINE WAR.

The following letter explains itself:
Dear Doctsr- You did good turn for me
oace; you saved my life. To be sure you
left me minus leg in doing it-but life is
sweet even with but one foot to hobble
through the world with. 1t was down At
-; it was bloody day but glorious
one! You remember how-but beg par
don, always torte' myself when l get to
talking about. these old times. This is what
want to tell yau One morning last week
awoke feeling very strange. For long
time my liver had been rebellious, but had
anticipated no trouble But that morning
l discovered tnat my stomach had Joined in
the revolt, and a lively skirm!sh was being
carried on, that threatened TO end in hard
battle. The suddenness of the revolt nut
the head quarters in confusion, and all seem.
ed hopeless till, suddenly, like one of those
flashing orders of Grant. came the command
Get DR.. Piercs's Golden Medical Dis
covery and Pleasant Purgstive Pellets ~
and courier was immediateleN dispatched
for them. Now, what ! want to say is this.
l feel like volunteer, who has just receiv-
ed his commission, or, better still, as we'll as
Grant did when he held Lees sword And
I want to advise all who suffer from rebel.
lious liver and stomach to fight it out on
this line, and they will surely be victorious
An OLD VET.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-01-30
The Fishery Commission Before
a House Committee To-
Day.
A Gang Of Counterfeiters and For
gers Captured In Chicago.
President Mcmahon, Of France, Tenders
His Expected Resignation.
CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE.

SENATE.
Washington, Jan. 3O.-The vice presi
dent appointed as the committee to conside,
the report on the rights Of the senate in tn,
matter Of amendments to the post route bill
Of last session, the Brazilian mall steam
ship subsidy, &C., Messrs. Edmundp, Terry
Hoar, Thurman and White.
The resolutions of Mr.. Ednunds declar
ing the validity of the 18th, 18th and 18th
amendments, was taken up, and Mr.. Morgan
advocated his substitute of January 2O;h.
HOUSE.
Washington, Jan. 30.-The post Office
appropriation bill passed after many of the
amounts were increased. The struggle o1
yesterday for morning hour was then re.
newed, and a motion to 60 into committee
Of the whole On the army appropriation bill
was defeated by lol to 96, and the yeas and
nays were ordered. Distinct business is in
order at 2 o'clock. The motion to 20 into
committee was defeated by yeas 1l3, nays
12S, but Hewitt changed to the negative
and moved to reconsider the vote. This
was promptly followed by motion to lay
Hewitrs motion on the table.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-01-30
THE RIVER At ST. LOUIS.

St. Louis. Jan. 2S-Considerable more
ice aoated down from the gorge above the
bridge this afternoon, and at one time the
whole mass from bank to bank and nearly
a mile in length moved. and the indications
were that it would break up, but it lodged
against the bridge piers aud now remains
there. Tugs have been butting at it since,
but have made little headwsy in breaking
itup. The gorge at and below Arsenal
island remains solid and is not likely to
move Immediately.
Two barges belonging to the steamer
laden with salt for this city sunk Sunday
night about thirty miles below here. The
number of steamers. bsrRes. wharf boats,
tugs and other river craft in this harbor
and along the river front 10 probably be-
tween forty and nfty, but none Of them of
very great value. About 9 o'clock Tonight
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-01-30
FIRES.
A BRICK BLOCK.

Cleveland, Jan. 3O.-A fire this morning
destroyed brick building owned Ly H. NJ
Hempy. and occupied BY Fred Hempy, d
planning mill, Cleveland Cabinet manufac
turing company, and a paper box factory
The Hempy loss on building, stock and ma.
chinery is twenty thousand dollars. No in,
urance. The losses on the other contents Of
the building make the total loss about $685.
600. Very little insurance, principally in
mutual companies. The Cleveland Cabinet
company lost $4,000 on stock and mschin-
cry; insured for $4,000 in the followieg
companies Lycoming, $3.50; Buckeye
Mutual, $500; Delaware Mutual, $500;
Canton, $500; Allen County Mutual, $500.
THIRTEEN BUILDINGS
Memphis, Jan. 30-A fire this morning
at Masons, Tennessee, destroyed thirteen
buildings.
Macon, Jan. 30.-Wittk;n's store at
Learny burned early yesterday. The body
Of Wiltikin was found near the door burned
to crisp, with pistol in his hand and his
skull crushed.
wooLEN MILL
Providence. Jan. 30.-The Granite
woolen company's mill at Burrillville burn
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-01-30
NEIGHsoRHooD NEWS.

The Woodward family gave concert in
the Episcopal church at Swan Lake on the
18th inst.
A series Of Methodist revival meetings
are in progress six miles north Of Swan
Lake. Quarterly meeting will be leld on
the goth and Both.
Peter Larson's house, in Daneville, Da-
kota, was consumed by fire one week ago.
IA very pleasant party occurred at the
residence of Vale p. Thielman. Swan Lake.
on last Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mira. Chas. Goddard, of Swan
Lake, gave very enjoyable concert in the
public school building one evening last
week.
A number of deaths have occurred during
the past week at Swan Lake.
A concert will be given by the Woodward
family, of Finlsy. at that place, some ssisne
this week.
There will be grand reunion ball at
Treats hall, New Finlay, January 3Oth.
Rev. and Mrs. Hurlbutt Of Centerville,
have received donation to the amount of
sixty-6ve dollars.
Dell Rapids new bridge is completed, and
now it wants to establish newspaper.
The liquor Licenses of Lincoln county
brought in revenue of $579 during the
past year.
A grand ball at Ponca, Nebraska, on the
22d Of February, is talked Of
Mrs. Drew's concert at Elk Point was
quite largely attended by Poncaites.
There will be no more Universalis
preaching at Elk Point for the present.
Elk Point Courier ]. s. Teller was in
dicted by the grand jury on two counts 70,
selling liquor on Sunday. He pleaded
guilty, and the court fined him $40 .4S on one
charge, and $44 40 on the other.
Elk Point Courier: Judge Shannon bore
down on the justices of the peace in thi
county in broad way, and the reprimant
was to the point. He said the most of then
we're liable to indictment for the way the,
charged fees, and permitted the same to in
crease in their courts.
The commissioners of Turner county hav
appointed Joseph Allen to act as probat,
judge in place of J. o. Brodie, who neglect
ed to make the proper qualification. w
K. Hollenbeck, Of Finlay, was appointe,
Justice of the peace for Finlay precinct,
|. Bsrray, who was also elected at the las
election, failing to qualify.
There ia talk of removing the county sea
of Dakota county, Nebraska, from Dakot.
City to Jackson.
The first settlement made in Dakota b,
white people occurred twenty years ago.
A number of valuable head of cattle have
been lost near Dakota City, Neb., on ac.
count of eating corn stolks.
A man in Dakota City, chopped two and
one quarter cords of wood in seven hours,
A horse thief attempted to break jail
from the Dakota county Jail, by heating
pieces Of iron AMI burning the nails out in
the oak pieces overhead.
The high school Of Dakota City, Neb.,
gave an entertainment several evenings ago
beth entertaining and instructive.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-01-30
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
A GANG OF sw1spLERs ARRESTED.

n 8AN0 OF SWlNDLEkS ARRESTED.
Chicago, Jan. 30.-Tbe police have cap.
tuled gang OF counterfeiters aud forgcrs
who during the past two years have by
means Of counterfcit,ng letter heads and
signatures, obtained great numbers of pass.
es from railroad corporations which they
have sold 10 scalpers. The plum pursued
was to apply in due form and upon letter
head Of one railroad under the signature of
the general perintendent or manager to
another road for pass. which application
being always readily honered, . fine bust.
ness was worked up by the forgers. The
fraud was 6rs. discovered BY Samuel Whip.
pee. secretary Of General Msnsgtr McMul.
lin)ot the Chicago & Alton railroad, whose
information which led to their arrest.
rom aud Jerry, At Frank Cochr ane's, on
Third street.