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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-04-25
TRADE FOR FARMING PROPERTY,
a. Splandid New Residence

In the city Of Sacramento The Lot is s0X1Go feet.
located in the very best residence portion OF the
city; is well filed, aud planted to Valuable Orna
Curb, 10 feet; good sidewalks; shade trees, all
growing-Cork Elm and Lombardy Poplar. The
house is new-fnished less than one yesr--has 1c
rooms closets; a linen closet, handsomely fitted
up. and well-appointed, large bathroom. There
is a brick basement, s feet high. The entire plan
architectural design and finish of the house are after
tie most modern and approved style. The place Is
new and attractive, and cost, including Lot Fences
Curb, Trees, Sward and House, 50 5De-couid not
be reproduced to-day for sSlE, coo. VIII be sold at
bargain or traded at fair valuation for country
property-the latter preferred. Apply at once.
mrS-2plm
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-04-25

A FRENCH COLUMN ON TIL,

LONDON, April 24th.-A French column
under Torgert mas entered Tuuisisn territory
without opposition, and encamped between
the frontier and Kef
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-04-25
Weather Probabilities.

HAMMERS CAscARA SAeRApA BIrTERs stimulates
q torpid liver
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-04-25

~ a. ASIAlS1S+ n. ss-s
{ z oMEoPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND sURGEoE
Z ofice, southwest corner CT Seventh snd J
streets in Bry es building, up stairs Reel
6ence southeast corner 81 Seventh and N streets,
Sacramento. Office hours: to and to s P. 4.
uQ5-su1rn
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ToRACoo ANp CIcARs.

Geo. IOomis, Plaza Stores Successor to C. P.
Van Setback & Coy Importer, Wholesale and
Retail Dealer in Imported and Domestic Cigars
Depot for celebrated brands of ''Key West"
"CaporaP' Cigarettes and Tobaccos Pipes a5d
Smokers Articles generally Yankee Notions,
etc. Nos. 5o6 to 72O Kearny street, opposite the
Plaza.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-04-25
Thc 81. Lomis street RaiIroad strike.

ST.. LOUIS, April 24th.-Affairs in regard
to the strike of street. railroad employees have
been, with single exception, very quiet to-
day. No cars have been run on any road
except the Belefontaine, and it is understood
that the managers have concluded not to
attempt to run any until Thursday, and per-
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-04-25
ARCADE hotel


-. ESfIST.-(REMoYED TO oUINN's sTss
I 2 Building, corner Fourth and ;treets) ks9lfy
artificial Teeth Esersad on all bases. improved
Liquid Nitrous Oxide Gas, Cor The Painless Extrac.
ton OF Teeth a2i-t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-23

BEWARE OF THE WIDDERs.-Th0mas Nc
Cue, an old wid0wer, OF New York, was IN
trouble on Wednesday because he neglected
Sam Weller's advice to "beware OF the
widders." He became acquainted with
widow McMaDus while she was nursing his
lately departed wife on her death.bed. He
proposed TO her, and, being accepted, gave
her wedding ring. On going to be mar
ried the jolly bridegroom had treated so
often that he was not in fit state to be
married, and the priest declined TO perform
the ceremony. Becoming sober, he allowed
his family and friends TO persuade him not
TO gel married, and, going to the widow
McManus, he took away the wedding ring.
She, IN her anger, sued him for larceny, but
at the bearing the justice decided there was
no larceny and dismissed the case. No
sooner was this over and the parties were
outside the station when the widow Nc.
Manus threw brick at Mrs. Powers. o
married daughter OF the widOwer, because
she bad declared that her last husband was
still alive. A new suit was entered, and
the expec,ant bride spent the night in O
cell.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-23
The North Carolina Man Who was Shot
Like the President.
tReidsville IN. CT Times

Mr.. David A. Walker, who has been para
yraphed in the New York Sun as having
been shot like the President, has since been
seen by the Times man, and the following
gathered:
"The President" said Mr.. Walker,
"was shot rather in the back; was shot in
front. the ball striking me in the groin"
What battIei"
cat Gettysburg. ] belonged TO Captain
Mitchelps company, from Caswell, In the
Sixth North Carolina regiment, Colonel
Avery's. the bloody Sixth | was shot
one evening about O'Clock and laid till the
next day the same time before a thing was
done for me-"
"Then what 7"
"And then doctor from up about
Morganton-I want TO whip him yet, II
ever / see bim-come along drunk and
stuck his finger In the wound-I WINGED
and told him he'd better probe it. He said
he could let 1t alone, and walked of
indifferebtly aud left me to die. But,
talking OF doctors fussing, l laid and saw
that same doctor aud another doctor, they
were engaged at the time cutting of Nat
MaI0ne's leg, from about Prospect Hill IN
Casweil county, and he lives there yet,
reckon-well they got to dispuiing while
cutting of Mats leg and stopped the worn
and passed blow or two at each other an0
then went back and cut of his leg. saw
that myself"
Mr.. Walker still suffers with this wound
the ball still IN him, no one knows where
He Is book.keeper with Lindsey, Harris a
Co., OF this town.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-23

SOUND ADVICE OF A FAROBANK MAN.
The Cincinnati Enquirer tells the following
story Of the late Price McGrotb "While
at Long Branch not many years ago party
of young acquaintance went from LeXing-
ton TO take 10 the races at that famous re-
sort. He met them and invited them to his
gambling. house, saying they could take
their meals there when they wished, and
could get anything they wanted, and better
than they could find anywhere else. He
imposed but one condition upon them.
Said he: "After you have eaten and drank
and smoked, yoO will feel like playing ia a
five or ten. Don't do it. | don't want 1t,
and you will only be taking up the room OF
other men with plenty OF money, whom l
do want. II you think you can win, you
are mistaken. We keep game open for
suckers with plenty OF money. So Just
keep your five-dollar bills for something
else."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-23

Rdiyors Dispatch The prizes IN the
A ustraltau Worlds Fair have been distrib'
utcd. ana 1t must be very gratifying 10 .
Vjrelpian to see bow the old State holds her
own. Here Is the full prize list on tonsc'
COS. from the Melbourne Argus Of may
30th: MA
juRY 9o--TosAccos, &c.-T. 9. VIZ,
Hams 4 Co.. Richmond, Va, manufactured
hard tobaccos, silver; William Cameron a
brother. Petersburg, Va, manufactured
hard tobaccos, silver; Alexander cameron
u Co. Richmond, Va, manufactured bard
tobsc.os. silver; Allen x Ginser, kicb'
mond. Va. cut iobsccos, silver William
8. KimbaIl & Co., Rochester, N. T.. cut to-
hsccos. silyer--cigarettes, silver owe
swards); Alien Il Ginter. Richmond, Va
cigarettes, silver; Gail & AK, Baltimore
Md, cut smoking and cigarette toesccos'
stlver.0
The Emperor OF Germany offered prize
worth $4,000 for the Internationai faif, 70
be given "to an exhibitor oil one OF ,he
Australian colonies as an ackuowiedgmcot
Of the efforts Ia promoting art ana inaus-
try shown by the high qualities o! the GOODS
manufactured by such exhibitor" 10 eacb
grand division OF local manufacture the
hest exhibitor was named by The Jury nav.
ing IL IN charge, and We ind that Jury ~
rave the award.to cameron Brothers, OF
Melbourne The head OF this house Is
William Cameron, Esq. formerly OF Peters
burg, and well and widely known In the TO-
bacco and business circles OF both bemis'
pheres. We all wish him Joy. MT. ERIN.
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A Practical Joke.

Hazard, the coal dealer, played practical
joke upon a bar-kceper near Eleventh and
Market streets yesterday. A certain Erred
had had bis hair cut very short. Hazard
went to neigbborne saloon and had the
palms Of his hands well anointed with rock
candy syrup. He then went back to the
place OF the man with the short hair, ac.
companed by friend. While at the bar,
by preconcerted arrangement, warm dis
cussion arose upon the subject Of phrenoI-
ogy, the friend arguing that there was
nothing IL the so called science. Hazard
warmly defended the theory, and got the
short.haired bar. keeper TO submit to having
his, head felt" He lectured upon that
Uranium at length, and left few minutes
later, leaving his victim battling madly with
MYRIAD OF ferocious flies.-St Louis
Globe. Democrat.
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The New York Congressional yacan
efes-HOuse Employees interested.
Washington star.

Since the nomination OF two members
elect OF Congress for United States senators
by the Republicans OF New York, officials
and employees Of the House OF Representa-
fiyes have watched the contest with intense
interest. Anything that loses the Republic
cans control OF the next House promises
these officials aud employees a continuance
of position. The congressional districts
represented by Messrs Miller and Lapham
1.-THE latter's election 10 the Senate Is gene
rally regarded as only question OF time)
have hitherto been regarded as reliably Re,
publican; but, in view OF the feud between
the Stalwart and Administration Republic
cans OF New York, the Democrats entertain
strong hopes Of eectiog successors 10 those
gentlemen. Last fall the vote for Lapbam
In the Twepty.seventh New York district
VICE 1858 to - 263 Tor Bennett, bis Demo
cratic ompetitor. TIE vote for Miller was
1872, to 10, 906 for O'Brien. the Democrat.
The district which the late Fernando Wood
Representa- is counted as safely Democratic,
and that which Mr.. Morton, now Minister
10 France, renresepted. may be considered
doubtful. Mr.. Morton always got large
majority OF votes, but 1t is doubtful II an
other Republican can poll the strength be
did.
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That Love and Laudauum Case.

lbaitiluOsc
There is still something Of a mystery sur
rounding the young woman who took laud
anum with suicidal intent at Patterson PARK
Tuesday, and IL now convalesciDg at the
CITY Hospital. Sue still refuses 10 give hei
name. II will be recoIlected that she left al
the park letter to William A. Flautt, adj
dressing 1t to ''BIain's House. Main street
Richmond, Va" in which she stated that
she had committed the deed through unre'
quilted affection for bin. Yesterday she was
visited at the hospital by Mr.. James 1.
Flau,t, brother OF the man to whom the
letter was addressed. and 10 him she told
her whole story. Mr.. FIautt, however, re-
fused to make it public. The girl Is not
from Poughkeepsie, as was supposed, but
is the daughter OF q wealthy carriage.manu'
facturer from one OF the towns OF this State,
supposed 10 be Hagerstown. She was vic.
lently in love with young Flautt, and bad
been put of from time TO time by him, until
nj last the day was fixed for Der wedding In
Baltimore on the day she attempted 10 poi
son herself. She had run away from home
two months ago, and, renting room on
Charles street, had taken in sewing; in TACT,
bad been getting along very well. At The
appointed time the young man failed to
appear, and the disappointment was so great
that she resolved to put an end TO her life
Mr.. James FIautt has communicated with
her father, and he will be In town to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-23

THIS BEER Boon IN THIS COUNTRY
are still - booming" as a beer-drinking
nation, the consumption for the past year
being l4,ic5, 466 barrels. an increase OF over
l 1000, 900 barrels as compared with 1879 $50
Six States--Aabama, Arkansas, Florida,
Maine, Mississippi, and Vermont-producef
no beer at all, while number OF otr r.
States, like Georgia, south Carolina, and
Tennessee, produced only a few kegs OF
lager. The production Ia this State shows
considerable Ealing off as compared with
the previous year, aud yet Louisiana leads
all the Cott0a States. New York produces
the largest amount Of beer OF any city IN
me Union. with Philadelphia second, ST..
Louis third, and Milwaukee fourth. The
Bsst Company. Of Milwaukee, brewed $780,.
006 barrels last season, the largest product
OF any brewery In the country.
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AUCTlON HALES-Future nnyn.
BY Joseph n. Tiouseworfh, Auct'oneer'
TRUSTEES SALE OF MONTPELIER,
THE HOME OF PRESIDENT MADISON,
IN ORANGE COUNTY, VA.

In execution Of the deed Of trust from the lale
Thomas j. Carson 10 PIT Up 8. Fry and Le LEWIS %
williams for the benefit or David Graham oectasso
dated August 1, 1857, aud recorded IN me cierh
Office OF orange County Court, the unnersienr,u
whe have been duly substituted as trusees IN ut
place OF the said Philip s. Fry and Lewis -. WIZ
Iiams deceased. being thereto reaulred by the pre-
sent benefciaries in said trust Decd VIII sell Dy auc
ton, upon the premises, on
THURSDAY, July 90, 1881,
the VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND conveyed BY
said deed known as MONTPELIER, situated IN
Orange county, Va, Immediately on the Hue OF tnt
Virginia Midland railroad, four miles west on
Orange Courthouse, and CONTAINING lO65a
ACRES. The land Is Of good qualify, Wen WA.
tered and tirbered. The improvements CONSIST N,1
erected by President Madison, commanding a mag
nlcent view Of the Blue Ridge Mountains, together
with all the necessary out-buildings. The Rrounns
are Justly considered the handsomest In Pltdmont
virginia This would make most dehghtfnl sum
mer residence, fine stock farm. or could be con-
yerted into pleasant summer resort.
TERMS: Cash enough TO pay the cost OF exc
cutting the trust and To pay balance secured Oy
deed-eay $4,000; and as TO the residue, upon a
credit Of one aud TWO years, the purchaser 70 give
bond for the deferred payments, bearing INTEREST
from day OF sale, and secured by deed OF trust on
land. Shou the benefciarles conclude not TO re-
qure the whole amount due them In casn, tne
change IF terms will be announced on day OF saie'
For further information. addrrss the trustees
LINDEN KENT,
Alexsndria, Va,
JOHN G.. WILLIAMS,
orange Courthouse, Va,
Substituted Trustees.
APRIL 26, 1881. aD 2s-2awtJy14Stdtd
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Captain Sawyer, Of the bark Ibis, EN- route
from Pensacola 10 New YORK, the other day
saw 700 sperm whales on Cape Hatteras
SHOW many were theret"
"Well first we met two schools OF about
100 each, should saw. Occasionally they
frollcked and aopped about heavily 10 q
sort OF dlgaided and eIephantine sport.
More followed, and the Dext morning, Sun.
day, we saw more. Altogether there were
over 7e0 In the picnic. We passed within
500 feet Of two big fellows, but they seemed
pre0ccupied aud dld1't notice the ship.
don't think they knew we were there"
When a.ked II be bad any means Of cap
Guling them be replied:
"No, and II did seem a pity 10 have so
nuch valuable sperm oil indolently SWIM
mng away from US. There were some bsg
whales there, too. said to Limerick, one
OF my men here, Now, there's fellow
tbat's worth &sye00,' and be must have
beax and there were: bigger ones IN the
school. 1t would have been harvest for
whaling ship. A million dollars In sperm
whales Is TOO good q baal to let 20 by, but
wec0a ldn't do anything. Occasionally I've
seen q sperm whale cruising along ss far
south ax Savannah. and once In awhile I've
heard Of whale ships OF about there. But
never &2w so many whales at one time be-
fote anyr here"
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The BaIrot-Stuhers' Brigade.

Especial ulspaIcH 10 lht IMts'I
WASHINGTON, July 2l.-Tbe notorious
Bill Russell, Washington stalker for the
Philadelphia political machine, has received
orders to send over a complete revised lis.
OF the voters he intends to run 10 Oh your
city next election.day from this point.
This list is required for registration, so
that when election comes everything Will
be found nice and regular. In preparing
the list Russell has secured the assistance
Chief Secret.Service Brooks, and this
worthy pair have established their joint
headquarters on Pennsylvania avenue.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-23

~ 00u00X W000z08 ~ EXTENSIVELY
The Rev. DR.. pendleton. rector Of Grac
church, Lexington. Va, has celebrated ID
golden wedding. and the following lines D
Mrs. Margaret J. Preston, for the occasion
were read by Mr.. Mclean, OF California;
Suppose the grant were given that yon
Who stand amid the smiles ana tears
OF frenfs who gather here 10 view
Your welded path Of any years
Might backward turn the tide OF time,
And In your youth sud beasty hrigFt
Might Knee. a. In your early prime,
A bride and BRIDEGROOM here tonight
Would YOU accept ~ Would you blot
The mast with all It's Joy and pain.
And venture for, you knew not what,
Another CITY years againF
Nav. that YOU would notl All the bliss
OF all your past Is fxsd SECURE:
A love trotb rs supreme as this
Is fafe as Heaven Is, and assure
There might be less OF cark AMI care,
There might be less OF earth's alloy'
There could not-couid not, any where,
Be more OF life'5 diyiDest Joy
And what IL care. and what Is loss,
When the divided burdens fall
Half on each hearth IT'S scarce cross
When both together bear II all.
You have the best life holds In store.
Fair fame. true faith, contentment, love.
Children. and friends, and home. ana more
Than zll-the Heaven that waits above.
90 can only ask as one '..;-
Who faln would fwlne nv bit Of spray
Into your wreaih-GOd's ber'Fon
Upon your Golden Wedding Day
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-23

IY You D0S'r DANCE THE GERMAN
Young man. says the Capital, you may own
one OF the 4s1est dress-suits, cut a Ia swaI'
low-taii, IN TIE town; your bead may be
stored with .SsefuI Information, enabling
YOU to eccyerae 1nielligibly upon a given
subject; you may have learned TO assume
forms of a .ssn 'elis politecess, hich Is cross
between stable .riasners and idiocy; but II
you have never mastered the german you
stand amid the gIiti.v and glare OF society,
even as the guest at che scrlptural bridal
without the wedding e.vment. Better Tor
you, o, young man, th.I you make Tor
yourself . eIayat Of miIlsicnes aud seek
Hstery graN.-Neu Orleans ('leaytxae.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-23

Bishop DUDLEY DUPLICATES AT LORD
CAMPBELL's london, July 81.
Lord Colin Campbell and Miss Gertrude
Blood were married to-day at the Chapel
Royal in the Savoy. The Princess Louise
and the Duke OF Argyll were present. AS
sistant Bishop Dudley, OF Kentucky, as
sisted at the ceremony. Lord Colin Camp
bell is the youngest son Of The Duke OF
Argyll, and Is twenty.eigbt years old. His
wife is a daughter Of Mr.. Edward Blood, a
gentleman Of large wealth and high stand
ing IN English society.
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GALE OF THE WHITE SULPHUR
- SPRINGS,
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VA.

By virtue of decree Of the Circuit Court Of
Montgomery county. in the chancerv suit OF Giays
execu ors rs. The Montgomery White Sulphur
Spungs COMPANY. we will sell the REAL ESIA T.
ANO FRANCHISES Of said company, on The
premises, at auction on
THURSDAY, AUGUST 25. 1881.
This orOperty consists of 1926 ACRES OF IN
CkTLENT LIMESTONE LAND, CREEK BOT
rom AND UPLAND-much OF II IN valuable tim
Der: LARGE HOTEL, COTTAGES, RkCEPIlON-
HOUSE. BATH. HOUSES. BDWLlNG-ALLElS ;,
&C. &C.: all complete. In good repair, and capable
of comfortably enter aiming 500 guests; also,
RAILROAD IN frst-class order In bed and equip
ment. connecting The lawn wi Ia the Norfolk and
Western railroad, obe and three quarter miles DIS
tant. The Springs are in a romantic glen IN tue
heart OF the Alcgharies, aud In easy reach or the
OtnCr Virginia springs. The lawn is sup9r0, and
improved W IN magnificent shade trees. fountains,
walks &C., &c. Two white sulphur springs aud a
chalybeate furnish an uSFAILING SUPPLY OF
highly medicinal waters, all making a summer re-
sort second 10 none la atirac Ions aud popularity.
TERMS: Five per cent. cash on the day OF sale
residue la eq al nstalmenis running one two, and
three year,, with interest from day OF sale bonds
aud security required. and title retained by the
Court until purchase-lnOney shall be tuliy palu.
Possession delivered January l. 1882.
For further particulars address the undersigned
THOMAS Y. SULLIVAN,
GEORGE q. JUNkiN,
Dom TOM
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-23
SIR charlie, Marshall I'm Africa.

When in Africa Sir Charles Marshall, the
celebrated traveller, was astonished to hhd
tina; every petty king he met with was anX-
ious to barter ivory, furs, gold-dust, and
other products OF the country for "whlle
mans medicine" which he was still more
ast0nished to learn was the title they APP
piled to celebrated American cure for
Diarrh9I, Cholera, and Cramps, called
PERRY DAVIS PAIN. KILLER. In some DIS
tricts The natives refused 10 treat with MIN
until he sent TO the general store In Cape
Town and procured the desired medicine.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-23
COURT ORDERS.
ATONCURE'S ADMINISTRATORS, &c.
wi VS..
MI RFIJET AND OTHERS.

DU BELIEF AND OTHERS.
IN THE CHASCRRY COURT OF THE CITY OF RICH
MOND.
The following Is an extract from the decree en-
tered I'm this cause on the DIST of June, 1881
"It IL sdincged, ordered, and decreed that I'M
cause he referred TO one Of The ommissloners OF
the count who Is directed take account OF Tho
debts and demands against the estate of K. L. A
Moncufe. deceased, stating their nature amounts
and priority and 10 whom coming. ana Ddrllcular)
TO repOrt whether anytbing-and If so, whaI-ls cue
and owing by the said estate to the plaintn james
D. Moncure In his own lighl, and 10 what extent 10
due course of admstraiOn, he Is entitled 10 apply
The personal estate that may be In maV come into
hi, hands as administrator of X. {. A. Moncure, De
ceased. 10 the discharge Of such Indebtedness &c
himself IN his own night. -,
1.-THE commits Toner will also take an account OF iht
personal estate of said r. c. A. Moncure, decea'cd
ano in this connection. report what, If any hug Is
due sa.d estate bv the estate OF G.. A. Pequtt de-
cessed alleged TO have been entitled 10 disIibulVt
saare therein aud he Will state and settle the ac-
counts of the plannf. James II. Mon nre, as ad
minis rator of SAID X. &. A. MOI cure deceased "
stating which accounts he VIII take as DrtNd ydct,
correct (,uhj CT. however, 10 be surcharged anC
tOfOre settled before commissioner by said admin
isiratOr aud returned TO aud confirmed DV q cOuT
| OF competent jurisdiction. And upon taking TN
foregoing accounts, should II appear that, after Ia
| payment Of costs aud charges of administration
| and the application Of the personal estate OF k. G
| man0s against II, there Will be "A dsifiOutabe sur
plus. he Will fprthtr report VINO are entiiltd u
distribution thereof. the amount OF such surplus
| the interest of each disiribuee, and the amour
properly coming - him, her, or lhem, ana MS pro
cef diUgs hereunder be win report 10 court tOgelhe
| with any matter specially stated by him d'eme'
pertinent, or which he may be required by an
party TO state"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-23

TIE PACIFIC COAST HAPpr.--On the Pa
cifc coast we have known people who bad
not stirred from their beds for six weeks
on account OF infammatory rheumatism to
be cured In less than one week by st. ia
cobs Oh. says Max Baumeisier, Esq, WaIla
Walla, Washington Territory.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-23

Judge Hosr writes a letter to The Boston
Advertiser in which he says that Guiteau
should be regarded as innocent until proved
guilty. a0d that the liiier has no right to
punish him before he is convicted, and that
he should subject him TO no privation or
indignity rot required for his safe keeping
al OF which sounds humane and Just.