davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-01-15


.......... ii go do
........... -. so do
~ ~ MOTT 9' ~ r., state Y. +. Aldrdge 10 do
l Kennedy boarding. prsoners.... Is 90 do
Jas Peters drawing plans aud l.bar Q % s 20
'onn '1."oo'; service On commt'eo.. 90 in iuii
II " Npwe, Merchandise . 6 Is do
49, james ohidIng sidewalk. Is % do
Reese dist. atty xpen se account So 35 do
Arena stal Co., prin ting .......... 20 90 do
.'a"lonu bros DO ......... ..... % 90 do
au"i EuioeIg- boarding wituosses.... % do
peaberfhy, Prarce Il CO., merchaudIse 5 Is do
Blkey, Kennedy & Co, do s a 40
-, -"'','N' service on committee. 20 do
chsr!tS bHker, deputy sheriff . 49, 90 do
. htaih, printing Observation-Disclosures. 81 IS d,
Homes, Go. Judge postage s. do
" Briggs, legal servce........2 3c co 125 e.
Referred 60 full Board
bishop, hauling luaiber. 2 so 2 On
w u'oo"p, attendance on COURT. 81 in full
1'oune' printing. Observation-Disclosures. 40 30 do
Thomas Perkins, merchandise 10 10 do
h'ihey, shrrln State v. g. Duty. II IS do
:, 40 90 do - warren ID Il do
7 ngeily, eonstables state Y. Duty. IS 90 do
% "p 20 do " W,rren 25 do
" " , : smith NTH, attendance on Wilson Com 81 do
" I'eway, do do do a do do
B'll No. 352, Of NJ. }. Briggs, was
read Mr.. Briggs spokelin relation there
o,otfenng to accept 1925 in full for his
services, and out Of that to refund to
the town OF AreLa the sum of $50 al
ready paid by it,
Mr.. Wyman moved to allow said
bill at Sl25, which was on motion
made the special order for 2 .. m.
On motion of Mr.. Grant, the bill of
Peter Jones, for S6.l was allowed in
full.
On motion, Board adjourned to II
O'Clock p. m.
AFrERNooN's SESSION,
~, y o'clock p. N.
The Board met pursuant TO ad
|lournment.' All the supervisors pres
en. except Mr.. Shepard.
The minutes Of the morning session
ere read and approved.
Mr.. Coe in the Chair.
The resolution of MIR. Wyman in
ton to Mr.. Wilson, attorney, &C.,
< the special order, was taken up,
discussed.
Smoker offered the following
dment which was duly seconded,
A.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-01-15

lhe question them bring upon the
original motion, it was adopted.
Mr.. Norris called up his resolution Of
yesterday appropriating 5000, to pay
for repairs on the "Bigelow Bridge"
which was adopted by the following
vote: Ayes, Messrs Arneson, Billings,
Coe, Curry, Dimock. Ellwood, Gie,
Grant, Morris, Paul, Paulson, Kewey,
Spelman, Smoker and Wyman, Is.
Nays. Messrs. Bennett and Smith, 2.
The resolution appropria,ing $500
to the Poor Fund was adopted by the
tollosing vote: Ayes, Mes~rs. Arne-
son, Bennett, Billings, Coe, Curry Dim
ock, Ellwood, Gile, Grant, Morris,
PAUL, Pau!son, Kewey, SpelImau,
Smoker, Smith and Wyman,l7. Nays,
none.
The Committee to whom was re-
terred the report Of the District At
torney made the following report
To the Board of Supervisors Of Io,ca County:
CENT? MEN Your committee to VIII IN was re-
ierred The report OF Samuel W. Reese, AS district
ATTORNEY, have carefully unined the vouchers nc
comp 'nying the same, and fluid it to be and
recommend its adoption. G. PAu.sos,
u. WYMAS
January 9, 1879. K. = SMrH
Adopted.
The Committee on Public Buildings
reported as follows:
To the Hon. Boa,d OF Supervisors of Io,ed County, VIE
GENTLEMEN Your Committee on Public buildings
make the following reltrt:
We have caused side walk to be built on the
east and north sides of the Court House yard, and
new 1oors to be laid in the rooms occupied BY the
County Clc'k and Treasurer.
The material thsre for WAS purchased by u.s. and
tho bills therefor have been exam led BY ne aud
found correct aud have been al low Cd by the Board
The labor WAS performed by the day, and the bills
for the same have been exHmined BY W, ara found
correct and have been allowed by the Buur I'd.
Respectfully submitted,
JOHN ELLwoOd,
SAMUEL s. GLE, Committes
Jan g. 1879. WM N. CussY, }
Which was approved and ordered on
file.
The Committee on Tax Claims sub
mitted their report:
To the Hon, Board Of Supervisors Of Iowa COUNT;
Your COMMITTEE to whom were referred
ce.,ian petitions for the purchase and
redemption of sundry tax ccr.tics ties,
would respectfully recommend:
That Joseph E. Richison be allowed 10
redeem within 80 days all certificates on
lots to Is, inclusive, block As, in village
Of Avoca, at face and fees.
That Jane Moic be allowed to redeem
if WITHIN 80 days al cert ticates on 10,
o. ~ 4 L..
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-01-15
D61ounS
lL AfAA.

stated + report.
examin ed the cou:ty orders,
ificateA. And acaln cssliAa.HA. l.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1879-12-13

AhV haJoA Ia a. Cdjltdi 1tiiON
Doctor [ said, as we saunterel
ont to smoke our cigars in til,
garden, after an early dinner
'and what a charming wife ht
has
You admire Mrs. Layton p
admire her. If she were not
a W,ie, should fall head over
heels in love With her. / have
seen faiIer faces, but for pretty
delnate, womanly Ways, l never
met her equal.
You couldn't understand a
mans thirsting for her blood p
Good gracious! a wretch who
would touch one OF her golden
hairs roughly, deserves to be
crucihed.'
'And yet for many. days she
was in deadly peril Of her life
and if you were to guess till this
day ont you would not find the
cause said my f.iend. 'Let us
sit here, and / will explain. It's
no secret; | wonder the Major
has not told you.'
*
'Duling the war; began the
Doctor, 1 served in the army, iu
the same regiment with an old
schoolmate. He was as .ine a
soldier as ever drew Il sword.
One day he was wounded. 4
ball had entered his shoulder.
That was all we could tell, for
there was no other oritica, but
whether it had passed up o.
down. Or taken some course
round about. such as balls will
take, we now not, and no prob
ing could find out. Well, he re
covered, and for nearly three
years | lost sight Of him. When
the war was over, and I begun
to practice as q physician in New
York. / met him again. But
how changed +! He was a living
skeleton, and | saw in a moment
that he had become habituated
to opium. He asked me If he
might call on me at my Office,
and of course | assentcd; but il
was three days before he came.
and | confess the condition of my
poor friend frightened me. There
was all expression in his eye that
had never seen in any sane
being, aud what made this worse
was the calmness with which Ee
spoke. He told me that, soon
after he recovered from his wound
he began to suffer from pains iu
his head, which increased in se>
verify till they became SO agoniz
ing that he had recourse to opi>
ates TO alleviate them.'
'They leave you very weak
suggested.
'Ihey leave me- he replied
quite calmly, with a burning, al
but unconquerable desire to take
human life.i se..
i am not a nervous man, but
stated, and looked around me
for some weapon of defense
'Dou't be afraid he continued
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1879-12-13
"A Prayer


Beneath Affections somher cloud
With eS ry sense i'll anguish bowed,
Ny stricken soul III dust doth lie:
My God . hear my cry!
Thou Who didst weep at Laz rus tomb
Thou Whose dread eye can pierce the
" gloom
Ofpight and dcath-rass me not by:
My God ! o hear my cry 81
Make NE to feel what gracious power
Hath comprised me from hour to hour
1t doth with blessing shield me Still
Shall refuse the Ill
Shall / forget Thine halIoweti ear
Is ever bending, list'ning near
That Thou IN pity 'ng tenderness
The mourning heart Wilt bless
Shall forget the cup OF woe
Which ThOu dldst drink while here belo W
Drink 20 the dregs-in.. mu.mur not
Against Thy bitter lot
Then, Thou di,lst die my soul to save
such mighty love ilinmes the grave
The pat h to 1nee-N til Heavenly light;
. Strengthen Thou. my sight
And let me lean upon that love;
Direct my thonghts from earlh above
To where, midst anthems ccastloss swell
Our Lorea One eer shall dwell.
Secure forever from the i'll
That we on earth must battle still
How can We MORN when such may be
Our portion. Lord, with Thee
Chicago Tribune
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1879-12-13

oolofc Uou. uBder the Impulse
you have told me of, in taking
your own life to save that. of an
other. you must answer me sever
al questions.'
go on he said. "a'
'When you consulted those doc
tors did you tell them all that
you have told me?'
mo. | did not dare. | said
that | had horrible thoughts and
cravings, but without entering
Into details as to what they were.
Did they ever speak of search
ing for that ballss
'Yes, they said it might be the
cause Of my sufferings, but that
40 one would take the RESPONSE
bility Of searching for it-so to
speak-ln the dark
'They were right-the opera
ton might kill you, and the ball
not be found after ALL =.
'ue looked up, and the dull de-
Iected look that had become habit
| ual passed from his face.
and even il it were found,
went on, it's extraction might
cause your death all the same.
Still it would give you chance
inst chance of more than Efe.
And submitting to such an opera.
tion-atmost hopeless though it
be-Would not be quito suicide
He fell on his knees and sob>
bed like child. you'll do itg
he cried, God Almighty bless
you =! You'll do it g
n
well, said my friend, lighting
a cigar, 'to make my story short,
| did it, with the assistance of q
young surgeon whose nerve l
could trust. We found the ball
near where | had suspected it to
be. 1t was just a case of touch
and go. Had my knife wavered
twice the breadth of it's own edge
= had the assistant been unsteady
with the fo1ceps-it would have
been fatal. l don't want to ap-
pear vain OF my success, so I'll
say no more than this-he recov-
ered.'
sAnd hasn't killed anybody |!
NO, and doesn't want to-
by Jove! | wouldn't be too
sure of that. And so the girl he
wanted to murder married the
Major?' t'.~is -i.5"'. 4-.a
sShe did, s <-e a'
sThen it / were her husband
I'd take precious good care that
your interesting patient didn't
come into the same State with
her. as '.F} fsB
my dear fellow, if yon were
her husband you'd do exactly as
her husband does.'
Does he knowe'
sYes,' 5i} f4 %fs.r f
'And doesn't cares .ta
sNot a Bit es..5s.. .... ..f. II.
'Theu he's a BRUTE =.
You'd better tell him so-here
he comes.'
docs she know p
'She does.' su.
sAnd she's not afraidg
mo-
sOne other question. Does your
patient still live in this country p
He dOes.' sa.
In what State?'
Near here p E.
'Very near
Then. with all possible defer
ence for our friend, the Major. |
think he is very foolish. Were |
in his place | should say, MY
good sir, admit that the ball
from which you suffered so long
can not get back into your brains
but | am by no means sure that
the ideas it engendered may not
return. At any rate, your pres
encc near my wife is likely TO
make her nervous, and i appeal
to you as a gentleman to locate
yourselfin some other part Of the
country
EVery neatly put said the Doc
tor, 'but our friend does not
think of committing suicide now'
Mercy, Doctor | cried, you
don't mean to say that the man
who wanted to murder the Ma
iorss wife isis
The Major himself. Yes, sir
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1879-12-13

Beneath Afiiction's somher cloud
With eV'ry sense i'll anguish bowed,
My stricken soul III dust doth lie
My God ! q hear my cry! .t
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1879-12-13
kils or Cure.

The Major is a capital fellow,
Doctor 1 said, as we sauntere'l
ont to smoke our cigars il, the
garden, after an early dinner !;
and what a charming wife he
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-07
By Grubbs & Wil'iamS'
Real Estate Agents and Auc'ioncer..
Eleventh street between Main and Hank.
SALE OF LARG

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A LARGE
" QUANTITY OF UHIMPROVED REAL ES-
TATE ii AND NEAL: TO THE CITY OF RICH
MOED Ar AUCTIOE.-m execution Of decree
of the Chancery Court Of the city Of Richmond,
entered on The 1ih March, 1879, in the suit OF
:. Parker Is. Mpsccy and GiS.." the Undersigned 4
sprcial commissioner ihrreny appointed for The plr-
rcsDccliycly in the order named below. the ncrrh-
after ,lcsio LOTS. In The plan of "ir-
sor. owned hy The estate OF the late alrs. Siar,i
W. Mosrlcy-to wit. on WEDNESDAY the 9th daY
OF A,r, al O'Clock i. NJ:
PART OF LOT so. ~, on the cast side Of Union
street between Franklin and Gr3ce st'cclS, EMU
feel now rented by Captain Maccuhbn.
LOT No. IL. on The sCulh size Of Broad street.
between sixteenth street and Sh0ckoe creek, 2GXSS
LOT on tn. west side of Seventeenth street be-
tween Marshall and Clay streets, @i7IX3o rect no"
occupied by l.. Il. ErinS. Esq.
LOT Nc 3. in square GO. 1T the Invest corner
of clay and Thirty streets. lG5Nl32 feet TINS
will Ec subdiviLrd into lots Of reasonable dilncn-
sions. ,,,
day of April, 1T / O'Clock L. IL:
LOT N on the west side of Seventeenth street,
between Christian and Richard streets. 4ixl63
fe.t; and running hack 70 me ralroad. eth. -,
Baitlimg street. Maddox III!l. extending from
buchanan To james street. and subdiViced into
ELEVEN LOTS Of abour 80 feet each. and
SQUARE No. l72. boandel " Ealdln2; BAKER.
Llicpagc, and James streets, and srbdividcd into
TW ESTY-FiVE LOTS.
PIaIs Of the aEOvc property can he seen 1t the
Office of the auctoAcers ard VIII be exhibited on the
prrIni >cS on the day OF sale.
TERMS: One-fonrth cash; balance Il, SIX twelve
and 81 hlccn months, for ncgGtiahc notes wifh IN
rcrest added and the titcs retained until the Whole
OF purchase money shall De paid aud conveyance
ordered by The court. JOHN DuELhl.
Special Commis*un cr.
CRUBBS & WILLIAMS. AuclionccrS. NH 3
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-07
by Robert 3. Lyme,
zeal Estate Agent and Auclloneer,
1912 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT LARGE,
| Observation-Disclosures AND VEL. ,G0 -,
S'rRI-CTEi TWO STORY FRAME DETACliEDI
DWELLING On sTKECNER,s tItL. HEAP II = :, r +
REsiDENCE OF =: KERSEY, ESQ, For sALE
BY PpBLiC AChgi i;os y msrch. ISIS, exc
cuird to me BY F. Kcrey and recorded IN Ch"he c
Court clerks Office Of city Of Richmond In deea.
book liz 4. page SO, default having been MADE IN
pa mcnl Of portion of me money secureu' amh ny
direction OF the holders Of The notes UNPAID ana &c
scrbcd in said deed shall proceed to sen upon enc ne
PREMISES BY public auction, on TUESDAY me Gun
ilav of April, 1879. al ~ O'Clock r. a.: me ,h.,
HsSDSONE AND COMFORTABLE DETACHED
DWELLING. containing twelve r 1ns. &c. WIN
brick Kitchen Of four well " eDcnnla WAFER
&c. located on Pleasant street. The ,ari IS nrna-
n,rntrd with n good deal Of shrulbriy. Se'ehbor-
hood good and convenient. The dwelling has front
au rear porchcs, aud the whole premises are III nee
order. ,.o ,.-,o
TO parties wishing 10 purchase real nice hnmc.
,ligbty located. this offers lie opportunity Ire lou
l. "a feet front. and extends back In depth 200 feet,
more or less. - ,..,
TERMS Under Tho deed. are cash but more liberal
terms will be announced at sale. ~
>'' u A. MEAGEiER, Trustee
ROBERT r. LYME. Auc'ione.r ap
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-07
AUCTION sALEs-.Future pays:
By Paine, Roystcr j. Coz. Auctioneers,
No. IS south Twelfth street.
r ARGE SALE OF sTEAM-ENGINEs,
NACuISE cry, BoILEg-MAKER's AND
BLACKshuTH's TOOLS. &C.,
ATAUCTIoN.

Al the request Of the owner, Henrr Crosby s Esd
we viii sell nc the former place Of business Q. ooa ~,
c.rosky a Co, Nos 1926 ard 142S Cary street, Oh
MONDAY. April 1atii. commencing at.ll oc,o T
The entire stock Of Eneines; aacnhesy 9
: nnn TonHorse Power Horizontal steam EpIIne
Twetre-Horse Power Ver,ic;t sts1mrEngW,n nodi.
hin. nsion Pianitg- Machine: STAIN Radiatnr,
m.Guure; Te,-Ppmp: Power , p9nen nibe tep.
son, sh.,rs: Boii-Cu.ter; Boiler. Max er. Forge
and Fellows 20 Rand.l'SS W Weas arru H
SwS. Counfer show Case: / OF Boiler blakers
ZOOS; large lot BaeksmIts' Tools; lot s .ad
Tubes Two and three inches diameter: 10. S,en
Cioek: 80 asor ed fueys: Aliller. Iron : safe
Desks: Standing De:ks ONCE CHARS. StIo,'
with MANY other ar Jclcs too numerous 70 menton.
The attention of iron founders and all offers 10
want Is Invited to the above sale as Inc parties r
closing business hero, and II gives inem rare up
portunity 10 buy ut low prices Sale POSITIVE
ii'h''' ''"0o PAINE, ROYSTER & CO.,
,n1-eodtd Aucioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-07

A HUNDRED TuOUsAND-DoLLAR FORGERY
Case Philadelphia. April 3.-Nearly
year ago case was tried in this city, in
which Alexander Erwin was charged, at the
instance of Henry &. Morris, with having
forged paper purporting to be an agree
ment on the part Of the latter to allow the
defendant 100000 as his share of certain
operations i'll pig-iron connected with the
Southwark foundry, OF which MIR. Morris
was the proprietor and Alexander Erwin tue
confidential clerk. The jury were unable
to agree, and after twelve days confinement
We're discharged. Meanwhile q civil suit
was pending against Erwin to compel him
TO render an account. and The case was re-
7errcd to master. The master finds that the
paper purportng to be an agreement is a
forgery. That Erwin, while in the employ
OF Henry G. Morris as confidential agent and
financial manager, did not truly account
for moneys passing to his control, and orders
that he pay to his assignee for the creditors
the sum OF $1j9.2SS57, which was due
June the 30th, 1875. The decree Includes
interest on the notes used by Erwin.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-07
e. Frank ID. Hin & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Anctioncers,
HOS Main sttect.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A SMALL
~ FRAME DWELLING ANDLO OF GROUND
ON WILLIAMS STREET, IN SIDNEY. BEYOND
THE WESTERN LIMITS Or THE CITY (lN TIE
PALM OF BUESA VISTA. Al AULTlON.-By
yirne OF deed of trust from Hender on Lewis and
WIFE, duly recorded In the rk'S Office OF fienrico
County Court, u. b. %, page 4e9, default having
be- made In the payment OF tue rote secured
therein: and at the request Of The holder thereof,
10TH al AZ O'Clock r. NJ. the PROPERTY con-
;geyed In AID decd rs follows: 40 FEET or LAND
eli the south side OF Williams street, 14l feet deep,
Henderson Lewisl thereon. being Lot No. t2l In
plan of Sidney drawn by T. ii. I.add, surveyor.
TERMS: Cash fer expenses OF sale. aud TO pay
SITS now due: the balance on such terms as sale
Lewis may direct. FRANED. HILL,
ap 1-2,S,7,a,&l0 Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-07
RAILROAD LsES.S.

RICHMOND AND rErERSBrEGt
RAILROAD CoMrANT.
4 fOMMENCING MOND Y, March 81,
~ 1879, trains this read will run as follow:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
1855 A. H., THROUGH NAIL daily, connecting
Tor Charleston, >a2aIGah. Augusta
and Aiken (via Charlcsonl. i:aicish,
acknowledgements cars TO Whining
ton. Stops only at Chester and Man
7:54 A. H.. HCsc0MMoDAT1oN daily tcxccpr
sunday. lnakes c'oSe conncc Ion II
Petersburg with 'nr Atlantic. N!s-
s>sppi ami Ohio raiiread for Bristol,
Chattanooga. Nashville, Memphis,
Luxembourg, FarENiIir and other local
stati0ns on that road, maSlns same
tine as by any other line. STOPS IL
4.55pM NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AZ! rtSu!nt iiatpTS TRAIN daily
Except Sunday. Passengers taxing
this train will niahe cl-se connection
at Peters burg fer Aortpit.
1885 2. ". THROUGH MAIL uuiiY. connecting
for Weldon. Wilmington, Raleigh,
Charleston, Savannah. Augusta, Co
lum"ia, Atlanta, Macon. Montgomery
Mobile, New Orleans, aud all points
Souih and Southwest. Pullman sleep
in.-csr from Boston for Wilmington.
Savannah, amt iEr South. Stops oIiy
~ Manchester and Chester.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
Gao A. NJ, THRouGH MALE. G.ails, connecting
with Richmond, Fredericksburg arc
Potomac railroad fnI all points North.
East. and West. Stops At Narc.rs,ci
and Chester, and at Halfway and ~
Drlrys Bluff, on signal.
9:25A. NJ, ACCOMMODATION TRAIN daily
Except suncayl. Stops ut all sta
tons.
7:lO P. NJ, ACCOMMODATION TRAIN daily
Except Suujayl. stops only 1t NAH
chester and Chester.
S:I5 2, u. THROUGH Maj. daily, connecting
with Richmond, Fredericksburg ant
Potomac railroad for all ponti Eas
and West. Also, making close csnneo-
ton with the Chesapeake and cbit
. railroad for the Virginia Springs aat
al points North and West This trair
t'r. stops at Manchester aud Chester. ant
ut Balf- Way aud Drury's B!ut, Oh
signal.
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg. Will start IRON
the ApnaE,attox depot- 81,
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS leave Rich
mono G:aO A. n and $50 Z. NJ; leave Peters
burg e:25 A. IL. and 5:25 r.. every Sunday.
NH 29 A. SHAW, Superintendent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-07
By Jno. +. Laughton. Jr.. Anctionecr,
No. GIG Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF STOCK OF GRO
/ CERES. WINES. LIQUORS. FINE DRAuGllT
HORSE, BUGGY. COVERED SPRING-WA
&C. &C.-As trustee In deed Of trust from Baml-
icn Bingham 10 me, executed The 25th. day OF
March, 1879, to secure The payment OF certain ne
yotiahe notes therein mentioned The rIIcrsgn
as trustee will on FRIDAY, April IN. at l0!a
O'Clock. proceed 10 sell to The highest bidder on the
premises No. COL Seventeenth street, corner OF
Teuablc, the entire stock OF
GROCERIES. WINES. LIQUORS,
STUkE-FlXTCRES.& &c,
belonging 10 Hamilton Bingham. The stock en-
braces every variety usually found In grocery
store. Also.
FINE DRAUGIiT HORSE,
/ TOP-BCGGY aud HARNESS.
! COVERED SPRING-WAGON and HARNESS.
TERMS: Cash us to so much rs may be necessary
10 pay OFF note for - 1872 and expenses OF save,
and lie residue on such terms as may ue Hiauc
known on the day of sale.
W. f. &. GARNETT. JR.. TRUSTEE.
JSo E LAUGHTOS. Jr.. Auclionccr. ap 7-5tf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-07

.>r hart aches sore for ,hec, to-nighi. b,leVed'
AE Eor memory. flashing DER my soul sgsin, ~
us,h brought 10 miad with fearful yividness' pc
,c s oSra; anguish of the FIRST great pain.
thaa oniy been by thee. beloved
had laid ii,y poor bruised head upon my oIcast
NJ c.,.rst lie last glance or thine eyes, heioTcd'
vyf;G ca mer heart ia yield thee 10 thy rc,t
If i had only pressed upon tay nps. oe'oSea'
one aropizIpg kiss ere life bad FED:
uad soid thee Of nv all soui fiitng tore for thee
] could more calmly mourn thee now as ocad.
i. When in vonr manly strength and beauty, loved
w, sm",cd ~ you b.de me fond Goodbye
Thank God you knew not f,ods for tJe' my oar
And, though sorrowed Mt the parting nor org l.
The blow which took thy psr el yar score OF mine
Hoe cn, the jcndIiis OF my own poor iite' beoTeo'
By which IL chung so closely unto 'hine: ,o-
oh coulS feel The clasp Of thy strong 2rms' DC
Coz. hn, one moment In my darllng's eyes
All Jndia's gems I'd deem too valucess
And we're they mine I'd Give them Tor The prlze
" sut. oh Thy precious. fair young face my loved
1hv form, so s,rong-,Ly brdue, true heart so
they slre p and round their resting-pIacc, be-
The night winds Sigh that sweep 'old Bland
an ,,,ransh rho weary years TO come. beloved
Each one oil which is wrapped in darkest gloom
There seems for me no happiness. beloved,
All linen there's 10Y for years OF weary anguish ,
Al. then tn res bliss for az Inc tnne 10 roIhe'
No parting on that heavenly shore. my earning h,
From thee. who only went the sooner hoine'
RICHMOND. March 10. 1879.
rive don't know the authors name.]