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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-22

NJ FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN
CHURCH Seventh street between Grace ant
Broad).-Rev. ". G. sCIAEFFER, pastor. Sunday
school at $50 \. VI. Preaching at Il A. NJ. and
1890 7. VI. Strangers AMI visitors welcome. Seats
free.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-22

~" GRACE STREET PRESBYTE-
RAN CHURCH Rev. G. II. READ. u. De- pastor.
Preaching at II O'Clock \. VI. and 7:4j =. NJ.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-22

NJ THE POSTPONED QUARTERLY
MEETING OF THE BAPTIST SUNDAY-SIHOOL
ASSOCIATION OF RICHMOND AND MAN
CHESTER Will be held with the Grace-Street Bap-
list church NEXT SUNDAY AFTERNOON AT
o'c ock. Dialogues. an address by Dr. EATON ana
other intere tug exercises, may be expected
WILLIAM tLLYsoN, President.
George q. JGckSon, Secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-22

MI FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH (cor-
ner Twelfth and Broad streets Rev. j. Il. IiAw-
THORNE, ID. d., pastor, viii preach on SUNDAY at
IL A. M.-sub'ect. " Doe, Chris iauity save or De-
stroy life ?" aud AT II T. NJ. "Pilae and His Inn
ilators." All strangers welcome.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-22

NJ ST. JOHNS (EPISCOPAL)
CHURCH BROAD between Twenty fourlh and
Twenty fifth streets Il \. NJ, Bishop PENICK
7:4j, The rector.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-22
BLACK SILKS.

Among the BLACK SILKS Rill Doe found:
PAUsON's HEAVY GROS-GRAIN SATIN FIN-
1871 at sI95, The former price Of which has
been s245;
GUINET's SATIN FINISH at tI.45-the same
number sold AT $3.50.
There IS also among the above goods "A large lot oi
LOWER-PRICED SILKS:
TAFFETA SILKS at 4jc.-oqual TO asy goods gem
orally sold at 7je.;
ALL-SMK HEAVY GROs.GRAIN at 7jc.-would
be cheap 81.
We also offer our entire stock Of EVENING
SILKS and other fabrics for receptions at reduced
price, to close stock for this season.
OUR STOCK OF WINTER GOODS
will be closed at prices regardless Of cost.
We viii also ofTer a large stock Of
FLANNELs,
ia White aud Colorcd, a. reduced price.
our stock OF ULsTERs will be sold 90 reduced
prices to close tor :hs season.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
THOSE ~ WANT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-22

nj CHRIST CHURCH, Morning SER
vice at IL o'clock by Bishop WHITTLE. Evening
service at 100 by Rev. 4. ID. ROLLER, Of West
Virginia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-22

MI SEVENTH STREET CHRISTIAN
CHURCH,. u. TYLER, the pastor. viii preach
at IL 4. NJ. on "GideOn's Band ana at 1870 +.
n. on is There a Personal God?"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-22
PRICES ARE UNPRECEDENTED.
PAUsON'S, aud

TAPASIEURS.
goods at fuzzy % to 80 per cent. less than the ia
months prices.
SATIN DE LYON valued a; SO viii be sold a,
$3.50:
SATIN DE LYON valued At $3.50 viii be sold .t
:l.9j;
SATIN DE LYON at 92c.-the .ame quality .l
last month at tl.j0.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-22

mr. THE BIGGEST BARGAINS OF
THE SEASON.
MORE GOODS FOR THE MONEY THAN EVER {

THE WHOLE STOCK or DRESS GOODS MUST
BF SOLD-PRbLES REDUCED FROM 90
40 PER CENT.-MANY ARTICLES SOLD
FAR HfLOW COST IN ORDER To
MAKE A CLEAN SWEEP.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-22

holy Land. arrived here Thursday evening. and
by request will perform the services of The Congre'
CATION X. X. Israel THIS tsofurday) MORNING at
their synagogue. on Mayo street. at $3.50 O'Clock.
n1rBRO D-STREEr METHODIST
CHURCH SUNDAY. January 23-Preacbing by
Rev. W. &. STARR, ID. r.. pastor, AT IL "A. NJ
subject, 1.-THE Voice Of God In the Storm ": at 1880
=. M-subject, "A Question to Stranger" cor
dial invitation to all.
M CENTENARY NJ f 7 II o ST
CHURCH (Grace street between Fourth aud Fifth
Notwithstanding at IL o'clock A. NJ and ~ l.
NJ bv the pastor, Rev. Z. A. PETERSON A well
TO all. Seats free.
RpPARK-PL ACE METHODIST
EPISCOPAL CHURCH (wesr Franklin street,
Rev. JOHN G.. HARMON at / l A. M.-subject. lone
by One, 1880 p. M.-subect. Profit aud Loss"
NT FIRST PRES ERIAN
CHURCH.-Rev. T. L. PRESTON, D. D., pastor,
will preach at a. VI aad p. NJ.
MI. SECOND ESBYT l. X AN
CHURCH.-Dr. HoGE ut / A. VI. First of y series
OF discourses the Miracles of our Lord at
+. VI.
Nj GRACE STREET PRESBYTE-
RAN CHURCH Rev. G. H. READ. ID. D.. pastor.
Preaching at l O'Clock \. VI. and 7:4J =. VI.
Nj MONUMENTAL CHURCH (Rey
j. &. ARMSTRONG, ID. D.. rector).-Sundsy school,
$50 4. VI. Church-MDrning service, IL \. NJ;
evening service, 35 p. VI.
III ST. JOHNS (EPISCOPAL)
CHURCH BROAD between Twcnty-fourlh and
Twenty hfth streets III \. NJ, Bishop PENICK;
7:45, the rector.
nj CHRIST CHURCH. Morning SER
vice at IL o'clock by Bishop WIITTLE. Evening
service at 100 by Rev. r. ID. ROLLER. Of West
Virginia.
NJ FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN
CHURCH Seventh street between Grace ant
Broad).-Rcv. ". G.. SCIIAEFFER, PASTOR Sunday
school at $50 \. NJ Preaching at IL a. NJ and
1890 Z. VI. Strangers ami visitors welcome. Seats
free.
MT SEVENTH STREET CHRISTIAN
CHURCH,. Il. TYLER, the pastor. will preach
at IL 4. NJ. on "Gideon's Band ana at 1870 =.
N. on Is There Personal GodY"
mo- FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH (cor-
ner Twelfth and Broad streets Rev. J. Is. IIAw-
THORNE, ID. D., pastor, viii preach on SUNDAY at
IL A. M.-subect. " Doe, Chris iauity save or De-
stroy Life?" aud AT II +. NJ. PLATE and His I'M
rators." All strangers welcome.
NJ GRACE-STREET b \ p I | ST
CHURCH (cOrner Grace and Fou,hee Slreetsl.-Ihe
pastor, Rev. WILLIAM +. HATCHER. ID. d.. will
preach at l / O'Clock \. VI. Al hilf-past o'clock
Z. NJ. Rev. DR.. 4. T. EATON, Of Petersburg, VIII
preach the anniversary sermon before the Young
Mems Missionary Society OF this church.
NJ THE POSTPONED QUARTERLY
MEETING OFTHE BAPTIST SUNDAY-SIHOOL
ASSOCIATION OF RICHMOND AND MAN
CHESTER Will be held with the Grace-Street Bap-
fist church NEXT SUNDAY AFTERNOON at .
o'c ock. Dialogues, an address 10y Dr. EATON, ana
other intere tug exercises, may be expected.
WILLIAM tLLYsoN, President.
Georqe e. JdckSon, Secretary.
NJ REV. JOHN JASPER'S TEXT
NEXT SUNDAY AFTERNOON at 3 o'clock viii be
| found I'm Daniel 9Th chapter and ltn verse.
Richmond democrat., 1881-08-04
The Government Printing ONCE.


1 sY pc2al.s lage aI.y acEee eep.ion Of
The magnitude OF tho work done by this
oillce This Is Said to be the largest
sidgie printing establishment in tho
world In order TO giycan idea Of what
can be done By this admirably organ
lied bureau, a single instance will be
cited, lhal Oi ypo papliCaliOe VI the
pTocecdihgg Ci Tie Halifax hsheries
commission, tGgethcT with the voluni-
ilous testimony takeA by II. This mass
Of manuscript maieTial was sent to the
LoypgBmcnt printing Office from Con-
greSs, the tspo all set up, galley sheets
printed, the proof read and corrected,
the gallcys broken up into pnges. page
proofs lekelland read. aud then printed,
folded. pre SOD lied ipio buAdles, the
siga,Rres" collected int Volumes
Il spaal lagos siitthod, hotlpd ai,d do
iiYgrCd % Clngfess in forty eight hours
from the time II was placed in the
hands VI llle public printer, This
work contains 1900 printed octave
pages. Noothcr printing Office in the
world could hevo oqmplgted NforH oi
such magnitude III the biief space ol
fo'ty-oighl hours, Ii was equivalent
70 hundred printed pages per hour
from the manuscript TO the bound
1yVhnaS Al'ont l,2v nlon and women
grc employedat present in this gigantic
printing office, which Is undpr the sNpQr-
inIrAdpnpe ~ 4iajol A, II. s. Davis.
formerly Of Maine, who was gallant
ollicor during the late war
|
Richmond democrat., 1881-08-04
Eilicrinp Iisiern Water.


EN-Mayor iym"r, Of l;cadiug, Penn,
proposes the following. which IS prOba.
bly the best cheap mode of lifting rain
YmaF flr arinkmg or culin'tTy pur-
pGSoA,
Pure fresh water In the West T. sc-.
cured The year round by lhair large and
admirable ci-tcrHs. built oi brick aud
Roman cement Ia The cenieris placed
"a brick chimney; in said chimney the
pump is placed The water from The
top 10 the bollun Of lli,' risiein is con
stantly llicring through the chimney to
supply the demands Of the uump, and
this process keeps the aaterih gs main
body u the risiuFu ms state ~ ronStant
agitation, tiIcpaa u isniH.S4 sayeet and
gDuh, Every family can lave pure wa
ter hy hltefiHg the rain NJ heaven from
their ious"iOps, 'T bY iiltnPlng tlte inn
pure water ffaUm our water basins.
that pure or pure fresh water
eau thus be- made from ,ta2Bmit or
muddy cisteT1 water or thai il cmi
riaal lhp ',a.qi.si hl,yrlI qlins " oar
best spplng-, constantly aglltgd and
bgul,ling is Improbable. Bui an APP
prONiuiaiiou la IL can be made. The
chimney should bn lilled at It's bottom
a. laa.l & few inellnf "a raise i above
Ibe sediment 0t lhe nnfrp pislerb Jhe
ci,lern -hulll,l be glgnlHd once or twice
wear. and whrr Il Is empty Repeatedly
I'LL the chimney center with water 10
~ lsr r,'5aig, and cleanse tine brick Of
sNhn i,o,iipnrp, IA, fc!NiF!.ale'f ffi9pr-
GhH II q duu5ic rifmney witifa few
inchcA or feet II spaou bciweeh thenl
were madr, aui Ills ~paye iillrd WITH
charcoal or snid sr gravel. alnd liss III
1 ing removed once 81 two to fivc years
md replaced by new clean liltcr-lilling
{ Il Nni!d t"ip lopiuqh,t o tinai,ly drink.
4 Tie % lq.i s,;Gil aeil, ,piui' II q Hitter
must bp grfy sluw and slight; bpi II the
ro0i-supply sHslaoo IS lafgc aHd the
risinfn ulaitl large md well guarded,
! ever Uict-liuaing Eiin Nil nWialG,
change and purity tle cistoh water.
Bat Ia the great majority 81 cases ilie,c
I precautions Mil Le IA ar,acd aud grad
'rally ile inaliyr'l n Da lei 70 mhibe
dirt ifnot aso,Sfdr y J. TIT
"He:
Richmond democrat., 1881-08-04

= -ATToRNEY-0ENERAL 4lAclEASH has
decided that where a homestead euiry TO
pliblic lands has been made by settler the
lands 20 entered can not. while sRch entry
stands, be Get apart by the Presideut for
raiiiaTy reservation, eyai prior toths aala-
pletlon Of The full title in the settler bat
that where pre-eiuption hiipg la, been n,ade
Of public iands, land covered tarsby may
DC SCI apaT1 ~ the PTesi6ent FOE ouch rsgeg-
walton 4 anytime presipu. 10 thc paylncni
aud en,ry b. the settler under Ne pre-e,Dp-
rion LAW
Richmond democrat., 1881-08-04

~ "A uuihl furnished free with mn, -
oifnElwna Tor CONDUCTING tbs 49,. y"
~ lUprgih,,,olr e3,sincss that 9ns s ean %.. ~.
ts,r,,,,J sss, ~, ne business Is so easy To-
wain i ah. vut m7irurlohr arr so simnle S,,y
rlaih thai ansnne rln make great n,vtl, ei.,l ena
~. riN'ssu No one can hlii w6o h
W, Noaa, omen are as successful as S men
n"N Mri iltl. rhn earn large suius' ,Ms,,,
hafr made IA llr business over 6l0ii, amhn
flv N'rk., Nothing Ike 4 never tnh,a ~
i"i" Az who engage are aurprisad ~ ~. ~
iaaks iu1hfy. iap eau engage I'M ih3 h.,u apiin ~
sNilNs uuf ,isrr lime az gfcat pruai W.,
u3 u3 POI nay to inNesi capital In H. NJ t,Y.a
9ha,,id .,a ii'".' ~, neod ready moncy
hr, Aadrr's TRUE 4 co. ''"'"s
NE4 Augusta. Ma
Richmond democrat., 1881-08-04

THE Kentucky State election, held on
The ~, resulted in ibe recollection ~ !. ".
Tste as Treasurer without opposiiign. aHdl
J. j. Lewis, Appellate Ildge. ~ large
majority. The election, except IN few
places, was 3 quiet one, snda -mnll vote Yas
poDed. Returns show Republican aains in
both ~ensior and Represenlatlfes.
Richmond democrat., 1881-08-04

WHITE, Minister 70 Berlin, mas ten
dcfed bl. resignation, 10 take effect August
u, az which time be will return to The Init
ed states. ~ appointment OF successor
can be made Wide the President ieuiGts in
bis present condition. it e not probable
That ~ appointment wiu be- made euurii Ccn 81
VTp,s meets.
Richmond democrat., 1881-08-04

THE public debt statement icr Augut
3 shows tJduGiouin ne dtni fn 'uivm
sItusS.U13; oui,isudms hsud,, sl.'2lliil-
ru. legal teudct.. ,9,b90ii' debit l-..,,'h
n. -rr-..llrL- u .---l-.-ll- -
Richmond democrat., 1881-08-04
: IS the House Of ComlaoAs, on Tie ls' /,

: * She House Of Commons, on Tie ls',
Pafnelf wa. ''named" for offensive largulgt
and for lisTegasd sding the authority Of the
Chair, and GladstOns Inol ed tis suspension
for the remainder of the sitting Panell
rose and interrupted Gladstone, alidss ss's b
would not 60 through The farce OF awaiting
The vote. a. the speaker interfered with the
freedom al discussion. tia lhsn quilted the
House. The motion fcr his su.i'ens.9n was
aarr.ed--al3 10 a.. ii
Richmond democrat., 1881-08-04

4 LANmoRp named Swanton was
fred ~. near Bsllcdyhlh, Irclsud, md mon
f1,lv wounded. Iii- car.drItci's lai u1s
lidtl1d with bullets. swautou r,uniN qpt
tanned an cjeameni depes ledai = u .
1,,t..r
Richmond democrat., 1881-08-04

SFmoi differences have ui<d Dc-
trscn the people ml the Gov tmua oI
vcga Cruz, Ne. .icl, over matters u gVnun-
i..,aiion. and lu oatnrcal, + feared The
Cau,ral GoiornnielA viA intcih,e isl
fsqqgr
Richmond democrat., 1881-08-04

The Washington correspondent of
thSEow loTk TribaHs .ays & !, understood
that SINCE the shooting Of the Prs. idest -ey-
efal members Of tbe Cabinet have received
threatening letters from person, who are
evidently imbued with the bethel iiSat the
Government owes them a living, and mat
where lmport,shiiies Lave faded threat, may
succeed. eEAf
, GOVERNOR CRITTEKDIN, OF Misssuri,
IS proclamation, offers ! 90 reward fss tlle
arrest aud conviction Of each person par
ricipating ia the train r0bberies a Glendale,
30 October, 1879, and at Winston Un iha 18Th
oi suly. the latter robbery being glteHded
with two paIlrdcfs F0r ihe appre-
hcusion Of Frsnh james and Jesst
". James 5000 T. offered uncondiiionslY,
with 5000 added upon their eonyiefion for
completely in the crimes mentioned. --
Richmond democrat., 1881-08-04
Millinery

Mrs. NJ, h. BURHoP will for tho next
30 days sell all spring & summer Minln-
cry at Cost. Now is the to procure the
greatest bargains ever offered in this city
and those goods must be sold IN order to
make room for Fall Stock.
Richmond democrat., 1881-08-04

SEcRBrAro WKDoM ha, instraciet
She collector Of Cu,tom at Boston tou.g
every enlcavor 10 Hscerisin The p1rtIc- VHo
shipped the inicrntl-machinc from tbl'
cts that were recently received Ny s'eurcr
La England, TT
Richmond democrat., 1881-08-04

PGof. BELLS electrical experiments
50 determine ihe exact location Of TIC bullet
10 tie l'resideuif- BODY bese beel reason
ADS su.ee.sini. on the lst two lest. Wcie
Made ths fr,i by Prof. Boil, aud The second
by sr. Tanur, hi. assistant The tele'
paon.e plaif Na- pssscd over tAe surtaee y
inf sbaoassH near The tpoi b hefe The slighi
dis@oorailsn of fho skii was nclb7rnbis a
Few days afler the -1ooiing. aud Ia the re-
gion la which thc doctor, opposed lhe Dall
10 lie. The presenee 81 The bgii ra- ind
Gated with eyanne- by 10Th tests, both ~,
aliirg the .aIas. ~ is n0ss o. tlin illat % L.
l5eaied ai - INT Niihia 1le hsLss 81 Tie
suTae, four and q half niche, Ia ,hg rieid
and beiowthe payel snd ilI-t above ihe 9rpin.
Ila a5iyirisas capf uai ~. dnl asily
ottsiAAlei tbesorsfibeFs az fheif otglnal
thcorF ~ 10 the laoatioH o. ihe bali There
j. bui q single drawback IA ibss lests'-ui'a
thsi T. that ihey esn't leil JOS ksE aegb b
imhedged ia fhe bbdy TIE bsl u. ~ =
hnowH " be Niihin lse inohesshee aufeihe
iimh u the inaelin nt y reG ~ lheto sla1ee
4 h possible, howcgar, thal u g only fNo
ibche, beneath the surface, AegsrdlnE A.
IL surgeons, however, it caH l-skf very
llulssliflerence whfht 4 LlNe " ~, 20
that if Js soun67y hdbeddet AM eheys;l a.
As long - ~ inoonycnleBenr reFcib b'o'iltss
location, Az auennpt win be made a frppa
sRe bpll Jne iinppsenSe 9n fhr lfos 2
dsni' condition eonuntiads AMI ~. lininil-
ton I.rsdlcis iha. NJ ihs laieGl u Asla,
ho would ~ alie 10 fnsuine "a or19f :. ni'-s
a oHlciul dullssn presumably ihe algips
ofhistsnaine 70 necessary ois.ai doep'
inenik.
4MameMN
Richmond democrat., 1881-08-04

THE London Lancet, in sbeakihg Ut
President Gai.fsll's wound, ,ays: "a por-
7i1n Of the dre.s may hay, been carried into
tine wound, aud each aDsness that form, q,
not only direlf sOuroe Of danger from iho
pain and fever, n.d the dahga Of iis spread
lR2 deeply, bui with each there j, q fresh
INABILITY II blood poisoning n is ,Fliie iin-
possible to feel any certainty that Ne mas no,
hear u ail8lhsr absers- or rellpse, and !. ..
Of great importance that he pidi@it's coa-
siitutional ,igoi sl,ould be maintained "a a.
high q pitch possible in view Of fulJre
troubles. Thr absence Of feTsl and eyhaus-
ti0n removes any Gauss for imAoaizie alarm,
but tnfl the wound j. Julie healed aud ihl
1ulAt either removed or safely eneTs'rd,
there win be liabiiny 10 recurring absces,e
each ATTENDED with The ri-L W bl0od poison
tng. %
Richmond democrat., 1881-08-04
Exlra,agant New York.

Never WAS 50 much money spent 10
gayely IN New York as during the past
winter. More diamonds aud rich few
slry we're yoHght tl,an ir aay iprRyious
season. III one fancy dress ball the
Arion, the committee speHt slO,OO 10
ilocOratUnst costumes, professions and
Tho iiku. The ball was held Ia Madison
square enclosure and embraces an en-
liro blo0k, which makes undoubtedly
the largest ball rOosu in the world
When these balls were first held. they
were brilliant spectaeles, but the last
,qie Y;s a SNOWY sMurnalia. New York
u Incoming lply wealthy hut also i
yery wickod city beB,orcsfs Moia4ly
~ tNm -
n AlslAustrian Bn,ifcss issaisi never
to resent the inquiries Of reporters. pro
iidcd they oonline their queries 10 hei
cfduof nn,sni,s. $40 whe 80 pleased
with Tie 'hdtcs concerning her hunting
exploits published by one Of the guild
that shs sent him a dressing case EN-
boased ia silypg.
Richmond democrat., 1881-08-04

MrpuAr PA.uA, and all-uthr eoa-
,..ftd uf ilc murici 9th. late sultan, ry
,aft ihc two aeiuh a,sas.Iu,, have irn
bso..hod for liic to siher.a.
Richmond democrat., 1881-08-04

The Treasury Department ordered
the d!scontinuanee Of The manufacture aud
sale Of gold tokens stamped "quarer dollar
and "half dollar" Persons manufacturing
or selling such token, are rendering thom-
selye. liable 70 pcnalties oi bolhlGe AMI inn
rrsoument
Richmond democrat., 1881-08-04

THE Chinese Ministers to this GoycrH-
lscut, Chin Ian rin and luUg WuHs, have
beon Withdrawn by their Government. They
will be succeeded by a single ioprsseHtsis5e,
This Is in Difference 10 the exuesiou ~
other drst-olass Powers, vlitn are rrcUsuI7'
"a bv only o.g Minister from China
Richmond democrat., 1881-08-04

The International COME enoe soi
Young Men, Christian Associations met iE
Lxet,r Hall, London, on the 18th ult about
600 delegates wera IN attendance, some SKY
Icinc from the United state aud the DOfrin.
.pn oi Canada, and iheremninder from Great
Bitaiu, France, switzerland Germany and
olhor countIes.
Richmond democrat., 1881-08-04

THE Postal Telegraph Company has
been organized at New York, With capital
oi S2i ,oO0. Jamcs L. Eeene - President
The compauy propose 10 enter the heiu ls
competitors of the Western Union nnl say
they will stretch their wires TO every locality
where the latter company ha- ON office.
Richmond democrat., 1881-08-04

I4omt, lU. now claims the paternity
o. bo pbroa machine cuily slfod t'
ihupr..
Richmond democrat., 1881-08-04
:" ; . =
tmiLal,ii q, GcnGa.


There !, l,crhlp, no parallel Ia the
world tu the peculiar regard Of pco-
pie for q man such rs is displayed ia I
Gcnoa toward tnribaldi li6 has been
~ .irpng IN their bahglf and is nuw 80
wQak ia lie Own, ibat tgar- start IN the
cyes Of slrn,g mga ~ thoy l1ok ,ipUi
him carried hu!plusS through their
streets, hrnt to-day, u, ever upuu d..
ing what hr holds 10 bc right lhcagli
the heavens IAN. ~ the carriage nrafed
the prison | saw wcll-drcsscd middle.
aged man lHcp iil way t,rHlgh The
crowd illl hu was - close ~ Garibaldi
rs the g}rtions u lligagpPauy,lrtlla
made il -ufo 10 iks q ds9r9ed lils
head aud with passionate gestures
Kissed hi haud 10 thc old man, who did
nui even observe his appruarh This
done, ho Whiy Ealscl hack 10 his
shop and resumed bu.ine.s n the pcD-
Plgr"uld onB faLe VI GatibaldiTia
ihcif llinnF arms and Nurse him back
10 health and strength ll,oy would
abandon ail uil,Gr occupations w. per-
fOum ihi- task Of love and duil. they
viii dO hiA thing tor Lim uAo6l.t work
ing themselves 10 nhu h cmi'lhion Of
dangerous cxeitiimeri because b t6t
very Wisr man vino chances 10 be his
sOn-in-laW had done silly thing and
ile civil anlhur'lics ipuaaattd With
thn proyaioni uiiY, habu thought Il
| CsEgGaisS NIX lkd j 10
| UgJ RI . ..-aGs y III
1eNas has a cash nalaucr OF ABOUT
5 iOJO,Oo1 IN hrr State Treasury, and
il y given out iha, iioytinor Robert.
will advise lhcioStLogislalufc 10 ,pcud
I u IN establishing State University aud
building poaiienliSslps and Slsle.houses
! kt Austin.
Richmond democrat., 1881-08-04

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tjs e.sscsy.t3 thht tu m'i
Richmond democrat., 1881-08-04

nriS+ila.t nl piiy isco gyne
~ fu uast >sst"
ului>cu s,>rA MAGA ha b-n
Hil'rsdlf"Itupt
rn Nclcro lnlila' ave- r1alcd
nht tntah.v.'la'h
Tr ,cv Aalt Gicgnblclgr. VII
t.5.-.escs.r.t@ thht 'u mF
Poms, Iu, now Gaime tho ora,emry
o. be naroal machine n,gully ifol f
lhrpn.l.
MrpnAr pA ma, and all-othc eoa-
,.td uf tlcmurlc ot th' hte suI'a", ry
,a,f iho two aciuh as.a,-Iu.. h1N" ir ~
bso..hod ior ne to Siberia.
OWING 10 The unsettled stale Oi lac
arJ % be boon jo,led b. mainla'a 'aili.
tuy a,tabl..hmaut al thcr present .'r'u" h
some time longer p.
I'M public debt statement for Augur
g ,hU,,t tcduo i0u in thc dtni IN NuivH
SIt.1,SUs3; oui>isudus houd,, sl.'2lllA-
rl1: legal t.udct-. ,9,b40i5' debt cash
iu Treasury. - slsi.1-a, -
SEmor differences have ui<dDo-
uscu the people aal the GOV Nmuh o.
Vcga Cruz, Ne.,Ci, over matters " gMnuh-
i.saiiou. and ma oaurcal & feared The
Ccmnl Go,crnmslA vih intc,hge iri
pesoc.
\ LANuloHp named swanton was
fired ~. near Bzllcdyhah, Irelaud md NOR
f1,ly wounded. lli. car.drigci lat "1r
Tidti1d with bullets. svautou rguniN qp'
tanned an cjeameni deues ledai : Ia
borer.
SECUErAr1 WEpoA ha, instructed
She collector Of Custom. at Boston Go u.g
every enhcav0r 10 asceuain The parties vUo
shipped the lniernh-machine from tbl'
cts that were recently received Ny reJIrcr
Ia England.
THE Treasury Department ordered
toe discontinuancc Of The manufacture and
sale Of gold tokens stamped "quarprd dollar
and "half dollar" Persons manufacturiGl
or selling such tokens ere rendering thom
selves liable 70 pcualiie, Of olhlhe and i'm
rrlsonmcnt
THE Chinese Ministers to this GoycrH
la1ut, Chin Ian Fin and luug WuH=, hay'
becn Withdrawn by their Government The
will be succeeded BY single iopres eHtstsge
Thi. Is in Difference 10 the exuressioa o
other drst-olass Powers, vli,n are recQsul7
Cd Nv only o. Minister from China.
Tur Postal Telegraph Company ha
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-10-15

In 1877 Senator Bayard was a member
of the celebrated electoral commission.
When the Senate ratified the decision of
the commission in the case of Louisiana,
he said in the Senate, speaking of his eff
orts as a member Of the commission to
secure the just execution of the law:
my labors and my efforts have been
crowned only by failure. Deep, indeed,
is my sorrow, and poignant my disap-
poIntment. l mourn my failure for my
country's sake; for it seems to me that
not only does this decision of these eight
members destroy and level in the dust
the essential safeguards of the Constitu-
ton intended to surround and protect
the election OF the Chief Magistrate of
this Union, but it announces TO the peo-
pie of this land that truth and justice,
honor and morality, are no longer the
essential bases of their political power.