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Sherif's Sale.

BY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION issued
out of and under the seal OF the Circuit Court
for the County OF Lake to me directed and de-
livercd tested on the 10th day of October, 1870,
I'm favor of Warren ID. Mott and against the
goods and chattels and for want thereof then
TO be made OF the lands and tenements of
Charles w. Fuller, the defendant therein
named, have levied upon oil the right, title
and interest of the defendant In and 10 the
South East Onc-fourth OF Section Twenty
four, Township Number Eighteen North Of
Range Number Thirteen West Lake county,
Michigan, belonging to the defendant Charles
W. Fuller, subject to n certain mortgage given
by the defendant Churles W. Fuller and vile
10 Nancy f.. Burley, bearing date May 10Th,
1879, for the sum OF Two Hundred and Fifty
Dollars; which j shall sell at public vendue,
IN the highest bidder at the front door of the
Court House in the Village OF Baldwin, Lake
county, Michigan,
On the 18th Day Of December, 1879,
at one o'clock p IN.
Dated this 18th day of October, A. ID. 1879.
GEORGE OvIATT, Sheriff,
Lake County, Michigan.
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E. COON & co. SELL

5 Bars "Bcll of Buffalo" Soap for %
Best Diamond Gloss Starch, l0c.; or
pounds for 25c.
Kerosene Oil, 25c per Gallon.
Japan Tea, 25c per pound.
Matches, Large Boxes, &c each.
Best Baking Powder, SOC per pound.
Smoking Tobacco, 25c per 10.
Brooms, Zoe each.
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In Ellsworth, November 23d, 1870,
by Horace s. Sawyer, Justice Of the
Peace, Mr.. DANIEL A. TRUMAN and
Miss CARRIE G. GUILD, oil of ELS
worth.
At the residence of the brides par
ents, Webber township, Nov. 10th, 1879,
by Fl. A. Bray, Esq, Mr.. ROBERT
SHEEDy, of Amber, and Miss ELIZA
Rowe, of Webber.
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When DIR. Marchisi's Uterine CA
THOLICON will positively cure Fe-
male Weakness, such as Falling of the
Womb, Whites, Chronic Infiamma-
ton or liberation of the Womb, Incl
dental Hemorrhage or Flooding, Pain
full, Suppressed and Irregular Menstru-
alton, &c. An old and reliable reme-
dy. Send postal card for pamphlet,
with treatment, cures and certificates
from physicians and patients, to HO-
WARTH & BALLARD, UTICA, N.
Y. Sold by all Druggists-Sl.50 per
bottle.
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l.. A. Carpenter has stock of hand
some engravings and chromos, with
nice mouldings for framing; and you
can secure those pictures to adorn your
homes, at very reasonable figures.
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Daughters, Wives and Mothers.
DR.. Marchisi's Uterine Catholicon

will positively cure female weakness,
such Us falling Of the Womb, Whites,
Ceronic Inflammation or liberation OF
the Womb, Incidental Hemorrhage or
flooding, Painful, Suppressed and frreg-
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liable remedy. Send postal card for
pamphlet, with treatment, cures
and certificates from physicians and
patients, 10 HOWARrH n BAL
LARD, UTICA, n. Y. Sold by all
Druggists $l.50 per bottle.
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new MILLINERY GOODS.

Mrs. f. Taylor, Baldwin, Mich, has
just received a Fine New Stock of Mil
llnery Goods, OF the Latest Styles, and
invites the patronage ofthe public, be-
leiving she can suit both In quality Of
goods and prices therefor.
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SOUVENIR EDITION-of the last
speech of the Hon. ZACH CHANDLER,
with u sketch of his life, finely ell
graved portrait, sent free by mail to
any address on receipt of only cents
in stamps. Liberal discount to the
trade. Address
J. ID. GooDRcH & Co.,
Publishers, 1870 Wabash Av.,
Chicago, Ill.
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Weather ReDOrt.

The following weather report was
prepared and furnished by Lees. Cobb,
ofYates township:
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Probate Order.


State OF Michigan =.
County of Lake %
NOTICE is hereby given, that by order OF
the Probate Court for the County of Lake,
made ON the 10Th day of October, A. ID. 1879,
six months from that date were allowed for
creditors 10 present their claims against the
Estatc'of stephen N. fradenburg, late of said
claims to said Probate Court nj the Probate of
flee In the Village of Baldwin, In said county,
for examination and allowance on or before
the 18th day of April, A. ID 1880, and that such
claims will be heard bsfore said Court, ION
Monday the 2d day of February, and on Mon
day, tile third day OF May next, at four o clock
in the afternoon of cach of those days.
Dated, October 29th, 1879.
WALTER A. BURNAM,
Judge of Probate.
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ORDER BOOKS, for High
way Commissioners, and Super
visors--on Poor Fund--printed
expressly for use in Lake coun-
ty; can be had at the STAR OF
fee.
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1879 Nov. lam pm Dp m Average Wind

Weekly average, 1850 above zero.
Denotes variable.
Rainfall for week, inches.
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a large Invoice of Boots and Shoes
just received and will be sold ut Bottom
Prices ut Bachant's.
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Variety Works.

BlaclSsmithing. Guns, Pistols, Spears,
Soldering, Brazing. Tools made and
tempered. Wood Turning, Scroll Saw
ing, Wall Brackets, Picture FRAMES,
Patterns for Castings; Violins made or
repaired; Machines repaired. All
Work Warranted.
Z. A. Carpenter.
Baldwin, Lake County, Mich.
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A full line of Spades, Shovels, Hoes,
Rakes, Scyt.les and Snaiths, &C., &C., at
Bachant'sy Chase.
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Tip Top Brooms for Is cents each at
Bachant's.
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Do you take your HOME
PAPERl
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Chew Jackson's Best Sweet Navy
Tobacco
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List Of Petit Jurors.

Drawn for Dcember Term Of Circuit
Court for Lake county; the Court to be
held December 10Th, 1879;
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Milk Crooks, Churns, and Butter
Crooks at Bachaiit's.
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OF
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Chas. X. Radcliffe,
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business entrusted To his care. Address,
baldwin, Mich.
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THE END
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-25
Wade Ggarppfou. .Tr.

uaior Wade Hampton. Jr, son OF Sena-
M wade Hampton, OF South Carolina, died
n Monday at his plantation, In Washing
ian county, Mississippi, Of malarinl ais
...r known as lIsmaturia, after an illness
q, onIy few days. lie is survived by a
yoft,,g wife, 20 whom he had been luar-
-rtl but short time.
Although ovcr- Dadowcd in fame and
.spp,allOB Dy ms fathers distinction
- soldier snd civilian, Major
Hamilton had likewise an honorable re-
card worthy Of his family name. The
iIamptous Of South Carolina are descend
IT from General Wade Hampton, OF the
revolutionary army, who was the grand
'atAcr Of Senator Hampton. The father oil
.lc. latter, Colonel Hampton, was all aide
5r-rainp On the staff Of General Jackson Mt
,.n LATHE 81 New Orleans. The mother OF
Haj1r Hampton was n daughter OF General
7. +. Preston, Of Virginia. or the four
.n.ircn borne by her hc WINS the only sur
fynr, Il Younger brother Captain Thomas
Preston IIampiou) having been killed In
1854 in the action at Burgcss's Mil. near
Petersburg, Va, while fighting in his IN.
'trr's command. On the same occasion and
!, the same spot, while assisting to raise his
i3icn brother, the father also being present
R!th bis staff, Major Hampton was severely
sounded by the Federal fire. He was at
,l4t time member OF the staff OF General
joe Johnston, and continued 10 serve with
distinction in the Confederate army until
-, close Of Inc rcbellion.-N York
HruIB
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Tho Lost Steamship BOrussia.

The Lost Steamship BOruSSia.
TEN OF THE SURVIVORS LANDkD-ThE LEAK
AND GaLE-FATE OF The OTHER BOATS
FIVE MORE SURVIVORS.
LONDON, December pa Cork dispatch
saws ten men, survivors from the borusSla,
were landed by the MallowdaIc. Their
names arc as follows: William >tualt Day,
doctor; Doolittle, third officer; Wylle,
fourth engineer; Henry BroWn, ooat-
swain; William BaneZ, able seaman )
James Dixon. quartermaStcr; Alexander
Johnson and Henry Stevenson, stewards;
and Patrick Cain and Patrick Quinn, coal
trimmers. One OF tie survivors states that
seyenty-SiX passengers embarked at LIVER
pool. The vessel reached Corunha on Ho,
vember Esd, all well. After having shippeu
some cargo and embarked ABOUT eiSnts
SDoni.b emi"rants the Borussia proceeded
for Havana on the Goth, the wind being
liph. from the southeast, with Calm sea.
ON November 30th the wind freshened
and increased to gale. On the following
day it suddenly chopped TO the north north
west, blowing strong, with heavy cross
sea, in which the ship labored heavily. Az
noon she sprang n leak amids2ips. All
efforts ut the pumps were fruitless to keep
the ship free. The water filed the engine
room and stoke-hole, putting cut the hres
and stopping the engines. The crew still
continued to work at the pumps until next
day (2d lnstant), when it was determined to
abandon the the vessel. Her boats were
launched and proyisioned, and part OF the
crew with about dozen passengers got
into thefn.s =. .,. st.>.s. ,.'
"a Tbe survivors state that the steamers
covering board when they shoye6 oH Was
n OF more than two inches above water. &c
isisupposed that she must have gone down
with her living freight The fate 9! tne
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-25

4 NKw SOUTHERN CuNNECTI0N-CLEV
ilSD JEALOUS or CINCINNA1I.-Th open
.pg Of tue Cincinnati Southern has inspired
he people Of Cleveland TO become anxious
for u southern connection. Recent railroad
combinations have resulted in the forma-
ion OF continuous line from Evansville,
ind, TO savannah, Ga, by way OF Nash
ollie, Chattanooga, and Atlanta, the roads
gttwccn Evansville and Atlanta being con-
,gdatcd under the management OF Colonel
scott. To complete this line TO The lakes
companies have been formed to construct Il
road from Evansville to Seymour, Ind,
hence TO the Ohio line at or near College
Corner and from that point TO Bellcfon-
ninr, Ohio. After the lines are built it is
wnItoscd TO consolidate them into one
rand trunk line. II is asserted that large
mount Of aid has been voted and promised
d the enterprise. BY the completion OF
bn>e links a new and direct route from
Cleveland 10 the cotton, sugar., anG rice
trds OF the South will be opened. The peo-
Fir along the line OF the projected roads are
.rpcnIng to Cleveland for both a'crial and
moral aid in the construction or the missing
Ink, and they suggest that the opening VI
lie line Will give TO Cleveland what the Gin
unnati Southern railroad will give 10 Gin
@nnui.
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rue lowest point 10 which wages have yet
ALEU- is five cents IN hour, aud the places
SAete This has occurred are Hartford,
soAh, sid Providence, Il. l., two Of the
"caihlesl cities in the country. When the
,or Of those cities apply to the authorities
. IL relief they are required to earn il by
sLviI'pios klndliug-wood in the municipal
"ou-'afas at fifty cents day, md work
1so'ai,s day down East is ten hours.
tut, Tue New York Board Of Aldermen has
1911 resolution declaring that public
.o';ss OF female pedestrians were Of
s este to the sense OF prepriety aud de-
Ivy, demoralizing in their influence, and
feoS l ano inhuman TO the participants, ard
~ 'es.inS the corporation counsel to draft
V. Tor theirsuppression and prevention,
H. . painful suicide occurred near Coehrap-
Iehn., on the 18Th instant. Andrew
h. Po, farmer, was defendant in q sait
H. saaderinS q netgbbor, which was likely
81 nv, ~ AGAINST him, and, dreading the issue,
IA sso himself He was about forty wears
y ana leaves family.
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guh,,,ond 1ispatth,
~,.,sn,Y ..DECEMBER IS, 1879.
toms Charges Against Ttiaen-'
NJ 3tssinS uished Statesmen.
rsAonial diknaich 10 the Posf.i


,s yoeE. December M.---The WoYtd's
yasbincton special says: democrat,
u.s. ,n name - not given, talking to-day
nan, the Maine trouble. Said 10 reporter,
a .o,'I,nrc the whole thing was set up by
..., 8S, and The Albany hrguS to attract the
t,,.,t,on Of the people Of the country 10
~ outrage. go that 4 proper appreciation
~, 40 had OF The outrage perpefrated in
o.. Iona 10 1876, and which Tildcn thinks
no properly appreciated by the people,
Nv n;,I again give him chance as
.r.vr. Judge Buckner and General
,,,..,,. ~ Georgia. said to-day. on the same
'.,,:crt tina; they thought Congress and not
President had the power 10 settle dis
- -,,.hs Ia the States. General Bsount quoted
prooss- Baxter contest in Arkansas in
u" ...,nrr Of MS opinion. In that case be said
I'f'prn<ibca, recognized one OF the duai
,-,.;.,aiurcs as the legal power in the State.
a vtt Congress sent Il committee 10 in-
90" .:;,.,e the trouble. and in accordance
2,th ia report ;he action OF the President
A. reversed, and the Governor and Legs
A.,rc g hict he failed TO recognize were re-
R.r;zoJ by Congress, and IL assumed its le-
,,Tfrnc,ion.. Persons anxious TO lock upon
80 ,r,,c ipwardncsS Of the Maine case can
.s.adnsriuI reading in the Louisiana chron.-
T's ~ 1873. when Kellogg and McEnery each
Inn a government Of his own, and Gene
-t Grant recognized Kellogg as the right
D. executive, even though he had been
,,,,rn By 10000 at the polls. General
Lzat took the position that the Returning
p.ord was commissioned under the laws Of
Insignia TO do exactly what the Maine
l,ffabackcrs have done, and under the
.},n,cal authority, to count out one lot and
%.an, in another. The Greeubackcrs have
Jl,ea the Republicans with Louisiana ply
We and have shown how chickens come
,,mc 10 roost. Never perhaps in history
.-,s there such "a case Of bloody instructions
,ygning tie inventors. Kellogg chucklcs
.nrtuIIy when asked about Maine.
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Sy Photographic
NEW WORK.,

NEW YORK. December 24.-Cotton quiet aud
STEADY: sales. 3I5 bales: uplands, 1856: Orleans,
Wneat 2a ic brr ii1" nnarard I'd
No 2 rel. sl.J9 iH$l 60: No. | red : 10: mix
ed winter. sI.5d. Corn dn and without decided
change. Oats anuut &C. lower and very dnll No 3.
49c. Hops Iull and unchanged. Mo!asscs-Ncw Or
iean=. 3SM47c. RE" quiet and unchanged. Rosin
steady al sl:52%Gsl GO; Tnrp' milne strong at
Pork irm ald VERY Guif II sl2.5OGSl2. -. Mid
dies shade better; ions cicnr. lac: short clear.
7!!r.: Ion. and short clrar7is". Lard higher ana
les active ai47.97s. Whl>key nominal 1T SLID.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. DECEMBER 24.-Flour dull and ur,-
changed southern wheat que AMI 81. ady: western
more active and shade better: southern rcd II IA
ii Sl.4j: amber. : Oi.$ 80; 10. 2 western WIN
sl.53amSl.54; February. :l.59H. Southern corn
steady: western easIer and quiet: southern white.
81 Csc: yellow. 59GlGoc. Oats e:sser and very
4Gr47c: western mixed, f4M43c. Provisions
very quiet. Meas pork. 1875. 5ulk-mcats
loooc-None here: Notwithstanding. 5hc.; clear
Sides S5r.: hams. lG.sItllc. Lard, SIC. Coffee
dun and EASIER Rio clrg es, liG1lGc. sugar lower
a" SOFT. 9'ac. WhI>hcy hrn at Sl.l4Gsl.lo.
cINCINNaTi.
CINCINNATI. December 24.-FIour 1rm and Nm
changed. Wheat GuIi at sl.33msl.35. Corn firm
si3 25mSl3.50. Lard duh at $3.50. Bulk-meats
firms; shoulders. 4Ac.; rios Gle: sides: &c. Bacon
ulill. sllfuutfS- sc. fils, fspC.
meals In fair d, maid: shoulders. Si.25: sides.
S6.ZJMS6.5O: hams, 81 .5GsaiS. Whisky steady
ami I'm fair demand at Sl.07. Sugar firm: harhS.
lu.np L.: New orleans, 7ftaSr. II ogs quiet aud
hris: common. S3.6jTSi .0! light. 81 10Hns4 %
packing, S4.3Jh.S4.55 butchers. &4.0JtgS4 80.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE. December 2f.-flour quiet ard
unchanged. Wheat lcin ut Sl.30MSl.33. Corn
trim; white. 46c.; naked, i5c- Oats steady
white. 43c.: mixed, 4 lc. Pork firm at slf. Lard
strong: fierce, s%GSAr.; kcs, 94r. Bulk-mcal >
firm; shoulder f%G4Ac.; ribs, 67sM7c. sides, 7GG
74c. Sugar-cured hams. l0Ac. Wnitkey Grin.
ST. LOUIS.
s.r. Louis. December 2i.-Flour nrmer. Wheat
better: No. 2 red fall, 3is"cSl.3iS; No. red
fall. .l.24g sl.25. Corn easier at 35hc. oats
higher at 37ac. Whiskcv quiet NJ Sl09 Pork
better: 1880 asked Lard iiiincr: f7.iD bid
BnIk meals firm and higher; shoulders. 81. 0hi
81 20; ribs. s6.50Gls6. co; o'es, :6.60@s67O
bacon othing doing.
CHICAGO.
CuICAGo December i.-Fl0ur nominally nm
changed. Wheat unsettled and generally higher
closing weak: W. 2 red winter. 81 .32a; No
Chicago ,prng, 1872; No. , Chicago op-'hg
Sll5. Corn IN far demand and lower at l0ac.
t,ar> steady AMI IN itir demand 1T BAN. Provisions
uusctjrc led aud generally higher. closing weak ana
lower Pork Sl3 -. Euk. meats active and a
Il sladc hi.h"r: >houldcrS $3.50: ,lns ribs, 1919
short clear, $3.50. WHiskcy steady AMI unctiit"''
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Casdtes: Atixiifanune cs,r.tes. lzs,sisc. ssss.
l5@l5kc- . ~: hlif-bo1es. 19c.: taIlow. 14c.
| Gheass: Prime exiting. 13kf1T4c4; northern
ard western prime cutting. 11.saa1 2.e.: common
10Gl1e.: English dairy. Isa2tc.; Pineapple. a5c
Fisf HerrlaEs-Se osn' iaraaa . 70. cut. IS
NORTH Carolina gross. s4asi.ss: North Caro-
nuA re. IL haIf-harreis. s36sz.5o: Mackerel
nacserei. s5tSf5.so: No. ' !. t. ki Is ss.ss
| No. =. In sits. sI.s7s: So s,al.50.
Lard; ~ Prime, rarreis ana ticrces. 9c' In half
4zosas*es: Common syrRp-Hezsha ds. 2ic.
s5gsc s; Ra Ss ss GrI ssauns s Soi sx,sD
SAT-: Liverpool. from store, s1.75 6rount
alum from stcrc. soc. . sack.
Lated. DC: A. s4s;a 9sc.: OK: extra C- ST.;
yeiir". TIA So: CIT loaf. 11kc.
5oTn: LS1nEon, oSe:7c:. O.. fishing: "a -
THas: Black. 5i,c.EGsl.-the last prime zr.c,.
!mper;sL sl.leG*1.s9; empower, sI.455f5s
fer strictly choice.
Hides. Leather. &c.
- Id = Green. -: dry oaited. "a: dry
s en-: ifs7s *, *so sailed $685. VET sailed Ga
L>GtheT: Sole learner. oak 4oG42:.: SHE lea.lei
9s s1sh sss ss Soq FiS 4g9:5 $685. esI s
.s,ns; French. sl@sl.eo j r.; rough sSiztiRs
30G36c. ~"
iran. Steel. Nails. &c.
iron: American refined. Old Dontator. 34c,
= D.: English ano American sheet, SO sc.
S"cbes- DannlcEhl- 0Zc.. EDCT d91b. III Iron.
Virginia coai-hiass charcoal. s2SasS3s warm
blast charcoal. s24GS2S.
Tnifs: Old DoTrlJacu, 1910 In wholesale lot,
per seg, Standard
Ptouyh-CasttsGs: Wholesale, &C.; retail 46
44c. > h.
koos Manila. best l4sl5c: 1rte. s@9c.
Rgg$: Mixed cotton. 1ac.: vhirs- 2..c-: WOODEN :
4Gl.c. -
Liauors. Wines. &c.
Ale: Scotch, best brands, pia;s a2Gs2.25
do1aE. gold. -...... s.~
srandies: Domestic. si.25aS2: fruit. s1.Ioa
sliO: apu!e. rev. Sl.7363$2; old, S2.25G S3;
Virginia peach. $2@f2.50.
fsys VhisEeys: MediG III. 3 Gct2: pure Old, 8!
est; Virginia mountain. new. S2GL72.50, lid
sZ.50G.s3..,O and upwards
Gin: Domestic. 81 .25aG42: imaorted. 50 = case /,
.reD England Rum! S1.50GS1. go.
2sctj6sS H'hisEsys: MarE~' scarce: prices adj
rarced heavily on account or freight rates being
increS Sed.
lumber. Stavfs, &c.
lumber: White oak. 81 GSl5 q 1000: Testsrl
EIraua pnDa-. SltMf25 = l.0uC: white vins .
fl4G$42.JO = Loot: v-tlow pine boards. S7.506
al: IOisI "a iIS |. according "a lengths Shingles
Pine. $l7JmS2JG: cypress six-tnch. S6fESs
2 1000. Laths-Split, 81; saved. s1.75GSl.Sc
:? l.D0e.
Sta5es: Whiskev- barrel timber green, 81 S6ak2e7
1000: seasoned. S2OTaS25 = Loco. tlour-Darrs
tinh"r. S?m.S3 = l.0On. F'nUr-harrel D2ies. IS
hosshean-hoo!S. roc. p bundle.
Powder, Shot, &c.
Euse' TOYS miuins, 3Jc.mSl.25 = 100 re-.
Popdfr: 1913 ~ the five kcs2-leSs than 5't
kegs, 1925; blasting. s3.25MS3,50.
Sa0t: Northern. 81 i5 > tag OF - %.
Eriniatsnas: liIt. : -. a II.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-25
GHRISTMAS-EFE TIE LMRAMS.
FRon Arr. PARTS OF THE WORLD,

A DRUNKEN MAN RUN OVER AND KILLED
on TIE sEABOaRD RoAD-FUNERAL OF
JUDGE ,scAREuRGH. OF, NORFOLK
FIREs-THE TROUBLES IN MAINE-ACcI-
DENT TO a STEAMER IN NEW YORK HAR-
BORN ORDER ON sHIPBOARD-GAs-
LIGHT STOCK FALLING IN NEW YORK-A
PRIZEFIGHT BETWEEN A BLOODHOUND
AND a PUGILIsT NEAR CTNCINSATI-A
WESTERN MERCHANT KNOCKED DOWN
AND ROBBED OF FIFTEEN THOUSAND
DoLLARs-A VIRGINIA WHITE WOMAN
MARRIED TO a NEGRO N WASHINGTON
FURTHER PARTICULARS OF THE Loss OF
THE STEAMSHIP BORUssIA-ABoLITiON
BOUNDARY COMMISSION.