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Daily Republican., 1881-07-14
No Delaware Peaches.

A West Chester paper says "M'
observe in "a Pennsylvania cXchangehs
wonderful statement that the repNn!
failure Of the peaches in Delaware M
untrue, and that they would makeIs
largest crop known for ten years VI
course there is no truth in this: there
will not he any peaches sent from 'ns
Delaware Peninsula, this year, worth
talking about. A few, but very few,
orchards in sheltered situations Will
have some fruit in them, but the CfVl
as u whole is as complete raj ure a
has been known for a long time"
Daily Republican., 1881-07-14
Senator Bsyard A--Fishi"s'

WILLIAMspoRr, July l5'-otnaIU l5'-a ~
Bayard, of Delaware, accountant" Iams
Senator Cameron and Colonel ,,"n,, ha,
Duffy, of Marietta, passed tnro''sn ps +rs, rs
this afternoon on the express p,n ,,' !
bound for Westport, Clinton cvun,m .' .r.et
spend II few days fishing in he'ltn " 'iI,n ,II,n
They were joined by ex.Senato,r, 1,,',t y" "' I'll,
here, who accompanied them Mes,. ',.';. or, nU
party had q private car, anu ''''''
servants and provisions.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-14
Fast Sell Ilg State DUE"

The per cent. State bonds, INV N, rasls Vu
about S625, 600 of the STATE oep' n|. NJ Ihpdl
funded, are selling rapidly n lin, Ils | |Sa
were issued ON July LIST by Mh1' ,o ',4sarsa
die T. Co., of Philadelphia WI wl'" ,ery hps
The contract, The bonds are VIZ! V,s!sn,si
the engraving being elegantly cav
Daily Republican., 1881-07-14
Officers Installed.

Grand Patriarch Seal has installed
the following officers of Reynolds En-
camp ment, |. q. q. f..
&. P.-L. ii Quay.
Fl. p. Guthrie.
5. W.-D. NJ. CrOss san.
j. W.-tieu. G. Morton.
o. G w. j. QuigIey
TrpaS.-Wm. West.
Scribe-W. II. Foulk.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-14
Yesterdays Albany BdllOttns'

Yesterdays ballots for L. 5. sena,e'
in tine New York Legislature stood; ~
tn short lerm--Lapham, 50 potte'S,.
Conkling, ~ scattering for W W
long term--NIiller, n, Herman, o. u
Wheeler, %; Daniels, 3; Adams
Fish, > scattering, 3.
Senator Mccarthy, of the Ca'lca
Committee Of the New York senaN
yesterday sent a reply to the Assemo:
Caucus Committee, declining to Jo'
with them in a call for a caucus "n
referring to his former letterfor 'ne fe'
sons
Daily Republican., 1881-07-14
A Strange mans Strange Act.

A nude man was observed rushing
out the railroad, towards Brown,own,
at late hour last evening. What his
name was, whether he had been taking
a bath aud some person had stolen his
clothes, or whether he was trying t.
initiate the man who committed suicide
on Monday night no one knows.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-14
". KENNARD IL co.
BARGAINS.

CARPETS REDUCED.
w. M. Kennard & Co.
have reduced one of the best
makes Of Tapestry Brussels
Carpets made in this coun-
try to One Dollar per yard,
and there will be no better
time for persons to buy
than now.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-14
Painful Accidents.

Frank Smith had his foot mashed at
the works of the Hilies IL Jones Com
pany yesterday.
Julius Fermener, an employe at the
Diamond State rolling mill, had two
fingers lacerated, yesterday, by having
his hand caught in machinery.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-14
The Registrars V'1

, The office above that OF d. ssn,oilI Hs,U' m
mcrly occupied by Wal!sr Uu ,,.a n, Nj
ESD, has been rented for the Hsp sa wing, vi o.
Fra2er, Registrar of Births M",, WA to'',y
and Deaths and is being fitted up 'oi"s o,"o
samuel Murphy x Co. are ayp supp'9bb !" !
tie furniture. Mr. Frazer eAl,vm ,wo
conyenit ntly fixed in day or wv"
Daily Republican., 1881-07-14
a. =, So the Sea shore.

The West Presbyterian churcu ,ss Az stt
sion TO Atlantic City, to-day, .,nH M" M
ded by between 100 and 1Sv w Pen
S. M. Fe.ton at $50 o'clock ,Ian 10, for for
grove, where cars were '""
SpashOre,
Daily Republican., 1881-07-14
Aner.ulttux a COnstaDAs'

John swayne, . constahle, ah,ll, in 20 oa'st a lei
Sussex S county, has default+n' ,t+1. 50 Al Hnlo
received here to-day sta.'a, 1er MAJ
those yictimized is me olas man, "
featuring Company, 5. spe"k'n"
Daily Republican., 1881-07-14
Excitement an King street.

Considerable excitement was created
on King street, below Second, yesterday,
by kicking horse, which was attached
to OF u of Warmers coal wagons, and a
colOred driver, who was enaeavoring to
get beyond the reach of the excited ami
mails hoofs.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-14
DEATHS.

DOnSON.-Dn the llth inst. Sarah A.
daughter OF Richard IL. and Lizzie DodsQr
aged months and days.
Relatives and friends of the family ,ro re-.
specttnlly invited 10 attend the pr,eral from
The residence OF her parents. so Walnut
street. on Thursday af1ernu' n at o'clock
lntcrmcnt at Wimnglv'. and Brandywine
Cemetery
Daily Republican., 1881-07-14
Chiefs Raised.

Minqha Tribe, No. 8, Imp. Q. Il. NJ.
has raised the following chiefs
Prophet-Joseph W. Hearn.
Sachnm-David G. Rose.
s. S.-William s. Rawley.
j. S.-Arthur Outten.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-14

Joseph A. Bond, Great Sachem of the
great Council, Imp o. Il. NJ of Della.
ware, went down the Peninsula yester-
day tor the purpose of raising up chiefs
throughout the State and also to insti-
tute new tribe at Milford.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-14
Rest for the clerks.

On and after Monday next, the 18th
instant, our clothing >tore,a Sixth and
Market streets, will be- closed at 6 clock
in the evening, except Saturday. This
is to give our CLERKS some rest and a
chance for recreation during the heated
term. d. L. MuLLlS N ooS.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-14
Dutcher coming Home,

A letter received in this city recently
states that George M. butcher is on his
way home, and that he will arrive here
q JuuJ the jOth, instant.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-14
GINGHAMS.

Owing to the great de-
mand tor ginghams, they
have become very scarce,
but w. M kennard & Co.
have yet loo pieces to Sc
let one dress from.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-14
Will Approved.

The Register of Willis, approved the
will of Benjamin f. Kanely, of vii.
mington HID, yesterday, and grant
ed letters teStamenJary TO Samuel f
| REYNOLDS,
Daily Republican., 1881-07-14
MARRIAGES.
NEW AkIl--l

EWARD--GRAY.-On July 18th, 1881. at
the residence OF the BRIDE s father. by Rev.
Fred. G. Klein, Mr.. William r. Seward to
Miss Mary A. r. Gray. all of Whining ton,
Del. tentrevlle and Elkton, Nd, pa pers
please copy.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-14
CHOICE GOODS.

Ladies can find many
choice goods at kennard &
Co.'S, Their stock is never
allowed to get old; selling
at reasonable prices keeps
it moving.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-14
r.ui,,r "A HOLIDAY

The KiEgswood M n, ,,';nn Gn" TO PEN
school gave IN eAo"de e,,,dauce was ~
grove to-day. The attent"" e. tnwu to-day
About 90 persons leu toWT city.
the special train for Ocean WV
Daily Republican., 1881-07-14

Margaret Dever, the kleptomaniac,
is al her old tricks. Yesterday she stole
a bolt of dry goods from Campbellsdry
goods store. The goods were recovered.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-14

THIN UNDERWEAR.
w. Nj kennard & Co
are offering thin gauze un-
derwear for ladies', gentle
men and children at LOW
PRICES.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-14
FIFTH EDITION.
CHEERING NEWS

The President's Case Co,,,
be Satisfactory To-day. %
Special Despatch to the REpuBLlcAy
WASHINGTON, ID. C.,July 14-,n
The progress ofthe Presidents c,sa ~ ILL.,
tinues to be satisfactory this morn;. OI'
Pulse "a, Temperature 9s $40, resni1s us'
ton %. ''F'rA
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WHITE QUILTS.

WHIIE IIUIL TS.
w, M. kennard & Co.
are offering one case white
quilts at S1.1o, which would
be cheap at $3.50
Daily Republican., 1881-07-14
LACE COLLARS.

Children's new style col
lars, large lace collars for
ladies, latest thing out, just
opened by kennard q Co.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-14

NEW Ar>vERTIsEMENrS,
DROPU',ALS
BUILDING A SCHOOL HOUSE

Sealed Proposals Will be received for III,
construction Of a new school house over Thir,
street bridge. known rs No. la. until SAT
UkDAY. July %. ut 3 clock. Plans ant
specifications can be seen at the office of G
Graham y Son, No. 90 Market street. Tn.
committee reserve the right to reject any ol
all bids. All proposals to be sealed and ad
dressed to PETER r FURRY.
Chairman Building COMMITTEE.
jyl422 No. 30 Market street,
Daily Republican., 1881-07-14

SPANISH LACE TIES.
A new and beautiful line
Of Spanish ties, tishue col.
lars and many other choice
things just opened by W.
M. Kennard & Co,
Daily Republican., 1881-07-14

DIVIDEND.
- NEW aoRT NATIONAL BANK,
NEWPORT, DEL, July 8, 1881.
At a meeting Of the Board of Directors held
this day. di idond f four () ' er cent. was
declared from the pronts of tie last months,
payabl. on emand jy'4 Nw
JyS. Il. u, WAlSV:.. .ssl..g.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-14
Closing Quotations,

The closing bids of the New York stock
market today, received over the private wire
Of Elliott, johnson X Co., stock brokers at
Sixth ana Market streets were as follows
Daily Republican., 1881-07-14

Two hammocks were sto,s ,so AGO.
r Adair's store a day or two 's'
Daily Republican., 1881-07-14

COO REWnRD.-THE ABOVE RE.
~ az ward win be given ter the arrest
'rH0 conviction Of the parties breaking into
tho Wilmington Academy. on Wednesday,
between the hours of u and o'clock, p. IN,
sud destroying the property therein:
~. W. JAMES II. CRABB.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-14
TARLATANS.

White, Blue and Pink
Tarlatans in qualities for
covering glass and chande.
liers.
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ONE Doll ar.

THE IMPORTERS TEA COMPANY OF NEW
YORB have opened a branch store AT SIS Broad
street. between Ninth and Tenth. and to Introduce
their Tei aud Coffee u the citizsns Of Richmond
and vicinity and call attention TO the quality and
uuanritv sold FIR ONE DOLLAR, hey will give, for a
limited time orly, III each AMI every package a
PRESENT of some -efnl article for the table, Jew
elry. gold or silver va che. or money.
Their Teas aud Cofiec, are nicely sealed up in cans
Of II pound. Of Tea or 81 pounds of Coffee. and
solI for IL per can. Every can contains a present
in value from % cents to $50 each individual Sc
lecting his packige.
The company take This method to first introduce
their Teas and con - and establish thclr agency
here aud after limited number Of days their goods
VIII be 50 by their agent wholly on their merits. at
the same price, without presents. Choice Gunpow-
der and Oooug Teas, fine old Plantation Java and
Rio COT g. orders by mail from adjacent towns,
selected by dlsnleresled rattics and promp " tor
wardej, single cans, ~; IL caus for $40; "a for
$40. Postal order or money mnst accompany each
order, addressed Importer Tea Company SO
Broad street, Richmond, Va.
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Roll Of HonOr.-The following pupils
were on the roll OF honor at the public
schools this week
High School-Ida Allsup, Annie BrOdnax,
Maud Gibbons, Maud Hewlett, Lena Lilh-
gov, Nemme Morrissette, Minnie Monteiro,
Matte Owens. Minnie Walden, Mary Swami.
Willie Mathews.
School No. Ida Brands, Lille OVERLY
School No. 2-Wllie Crooks, Carrie
French, Rosa Dornin, Cora DickersOn,
Fannie Foster, Lizzie Hewlett, Nellie Leon
ard, Rese McCullocb, Cora Snellings, Hattie
Smith.
School No. 3-E'ta Adams, Hattie Blank.
en.hip, Minnie Jones, Addie Leonard,
Eula Spain, Minta Spain, Calvin Williams.
School No. 4-Carrie williams, Bette
CARRIER, Henry Buell., Mittie Walker, Charles
Swami, Fannie sharp, Ada Hancock.
Primary SchOol-Linnie Bailey, Clara
Fischer, Matte Risby, EstelIe Bailey,
Birdie Farrer, Het'ie GOolsby, Lizzie
Graves, Florence Leonard, Emma Porter,
Robert Baird, ClaDde Farmer, Ernest Jones,
Willie BoIlar. Rein Crooks. Willie Owens,
John Root, Bobbie Topham, Douglas Sharp,
Syly, s,er Wright.
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A PROTECTIVE ORDINANCE NEEDED A
law which appears in tue ordinances Of
many large northern cities, and which might
be adopted by our City Fathers with great
benefit to this community, is an ordinance
in relation 10 the sale OF dressed fowls. In
New York. Philadelphia. Boston. and pro-
badly BIlumore, no dead fowl can be sold
in the markets which have the beads and
feet cut of. and there must be left SIN
inches OF feathers down the neck. This
is done 10 protect consumers, rs IL
is well known fact that unsOund
fowls can be made to appear perfectly
fresh by the use OF charcoal and GER.
tain chemicals. One OF the surcst signs thai
a fowl Is not sound is the appearance of a
black spot in The upper part OF the mouth.
Charcoal and chemicals may do away with
the bad smell, but this tell-tale spot ,cW re-
main. Moreover, the feathers afford another
means of deterI inlDg their condition, a.
they are easily pulled out il the fowl is un-
sound, and the kin on the legs and feet will
also peal of. In addition to the above ben.
eiiclal results, the passage Of such an ordi-
nance would serve aS great protection
to farmers living in the vicinity OF
Richmond who have suffered by the
depredatiOnS Of thieves 10 such an extent
recently that they bave almost abandoned
the idea OF raising poultry for sale in our
markets. II would be means OF breaking
up much Of this sort OF thcying, as II
would enable the fIrmer TO identify his pro-
perty, thereby causing the dealers 10 eXer.
else greater precaution in making their pur-
chases. Ii is to be hoped the City Council
will look into the matter, as it il one OF
great interest to large class Of our people
both in the city and country.
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NANCUESTER AND yICIEIIY.

steddjnSierS The Readiusters OF Man
chester ned Il meeting At the courthouse
Thur, dly night To elect delegates to the
Convention which meets in Richmond on
the I'd of jane next. The meeting was
presided over by f.. b. IIOwie, and f. Gala
CHER acted as secretary. L. b. H0wle,
Robert Beatte, and NJ. n. Woodbridge were
elected delegates to the Convention; alter
mates. II. c. Beatte, Robert l. Hancock,
and Richard Trent. The following were
elected as the Executive Committee: First
Ward, II. |. Hancock and l.. X. Clarke /;
Second Ward, II. c. Beattie and Jordon
McRae; Third Ward. Washington Walker
and Slmuel Logan Fourth Ward, Sydne-
ham Blankenship and Richard Woodbridge.
The delegates were instructed to vote for
John f. Massey for Governor and +. ;.
Blair for Attorney. General. 4. b. Howlc
was reelected chairman OF the City Execu-
tive Committee, and he appointed the fol-
lowing persons as chairmen OF their respect
i've wards First Ward, A. G.. Jones; Sec
ond Ward. L. Gallagher; Third Ward, Ar
thur +. Snelings; Fourth Ward, Alexan-
der McCrone.
The usual resolutions endorsing the action
of General Malone were adopted. There
was about an equal division OF white and
colored voters present.
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The JUVENILES LAST NIGHT.-The Ju-
venlc Opera Company played Pina'ore last
night TO house that was only moderately
fair. The opera was rendered very accept
ABLY, the only drawback beng that several
Of the male parts 0ere persona'ed by girls.
Miss Jennie Dunn was a most charming JO-
Sephine, and fully confirmed the favorable
impression she made the previous night. She
is beyond doubt the most accomplished little
actress and vocalist that has ever appeared
I'm our Theatre, aud it is doubtful il her
equal can be found anywhere. Miss Ella
Emanuel made avorv acceptable Buttcrcup,
and Miss Fannie Biough as Sir Joseph,
Miss Salie Cohen rs Captain Corcoran. Miss
Ida De COrt q RacSsiraT, Miss Josie Gam
BILE as Hebe, and Master Augustus Collins
a, the BoatswaiG. sustained their respect
i've parts very creditably. The Deadeye
OF Master Arthur Dunn was rather eXag-
gerated. we thought. The Silent Marine
Master Newton FOX) was irresistiby funny
and kept the audience in splendid humOr
throughout the performance. The drill by
the entire company IN the first act, led by
the Silent Marine, was very fine and was
warmly applauded. The chorus, though
rather slim, was quite effective.
PinafOre Will he repeated at the matinee
tbs afternoon. and tonight the engagement
Of the company will close with the Little
Duke.
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Editors Dispatch Being a render as well
as subscriber to your journal, | beg the
privilege Of calling. through your columns,
the attention Of the police authorities to the
dlsorderlv conduct and proceedings that
have occurred during the last few weeks in
the eastern portion OF this city.
There are about three hundred cOlored
residents in this section OF the city, whose
numbers have been considerably augmented
bv 4 large number of cOlored men from va
rious piftS Of the State who are engaged on
the eastern extension OF the Chesapeake and
Ohio railway. Now, these newcomers since
they have been in this neighbOrh0Od have
been very di>Orderly. They not only use
very uubec)ming language when they pas
ladies on the way to and fro. but have be-
come very tbreate ming and insulting TO the
females of tteir own color.
On the night Of the l3 h they were met
bv some OF the male relatives Of The colOred
women TO whom they had been very insult
ing. and after Il shor, time spent in the pas
sage II words a row was commenced, IN
which firearms were freely used, and bricks
and rocks flew thick and fast. In fact rum
min. fight was kept mp for some distance, to
the ereit danger Of passerS-by Is well a. 10
persons and property in the immediate
neehborhOod. and, rs usual, moi police.
man could be- seen or heard Of. Cannot our
excellent Chief n Police put stop to these
diS0rderly prOceedlngsi ROCkhTTS.
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The Nay Election AT the May election
In this ci,y Il mayor, two justices OF The
peace, aud four counclmen are TO be elect
ed-two from the Third Ward and one from
each OF the other wards. The reason why
two cOuncilmen are to be elected from the
Third Ward is because a member from that
ward resigned. Each year the term OF Office
OF four councilmen-one from each ward
expires. There are several persons men
toned In connection with The Office OF
Mayor. 1t is not yet known whether can
didate for this office will be Illuminated or
whether the race will be open--free for all.
As the Readjusters contemplate running q
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HIGH SCHOOL ROLL OF Honor. fol-
lowing names appear on the roll OF honor
at the High school for the week: Senior a
Class-Maggie A. FerreI, Agnes Lyon,
Mary T. Pulliam, Christine Whiltet, Will
liam A. Charters, q. r. London. Senior
B-Blanche Bargamn. Kate Dunkel, Ida
Harrison, Bessie Hoge. Fannie Johnston.
Irene Loyensten, Adjie Mayo, Sadie Me-
GlIyray, Lula Phillips. Intermediate A
Mary King, Lizzie NewcOmh, Lillian Pace.
intermediate B-GeOrgie BurresS, Cara
Green, Alice Hlmilton, George Hulce,
Berta Moon, Nellie Sands, Alice Taylor,
Ida Ware. Junior A-Mary AppersOn.
Julia Craver. Matte Hawkins. Maude nvde,
Lizzie HutchcsOn. kiuie Morris, Willie
PITTS. Henderson Patton, Nellie Rice, Car
rie Strause, DilIard Hopkins, RO. Harlowe,
Willie Wartben. Junior B-Je'sie Pendle
ton, Adele Williams, W liter Green, Tucker
sand, Willie Murray, Gu. Anderson,
Eugene Hunt. Anuab1l Brown, Carrie
Clark, Kate Lcfew, Elizl Neae. Emma Pull
liam, Mollie Tucker, Lulie Jones, Amelia
Lew, Bessie TrIbbett, CD. Dickerson,
Grace Johnston, Mamie Dfinkard, Helen
Garnet, Margic Parker, KITTY Turner
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l2EPARED FROM TROPICAL FRUITS AM
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candidate for Mayor, the Conservatives will

candidate for Mayor, the Conservatives will
probably agree upon one candidate.
The election will come OF on the 26tb OF
May-ive weeks from now. A prominent
Readiuser OF this city told the writer few
days ago that the Readiusters would run a
full ticket in the coming election in this
citv. IL has been frequently asked, Who
will they run for Mayor? but so far this
question has not been answered. The term
OF office Of the next Mayor will begin in
july, and he will hold the Office two years.
Meetings will be held in the different wards
in few days to consider matters relative to
The coming election.
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A MOsr VALUABLE Map FOR TIE Com.
MERCIAL CLCB.-At the Instance OF seVeral
members OF the Commercial Club the RIcn-
mond and Danyille Railroad Company Is
preparing a map showing at glance an the
lines Of railway now included in the Ricl'
mond and DanviIe system. twill be hung
In the reading-room and should receive the
examination Of every one Of the five nun
dred and six live men now composing that
Club. We have great hopes, looking to the
benefit of our material interests, from tbat
club. Richmond businessmen have at last
been brought together on scale promising
the best results IL Is to be hoped That all
The transportation lines working to and
from Richmond will favor The Club with
similar map.
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xncrNrLE PURGArIN T. recommended
A'"' - sll diseases of the stomach. liver, and
o. '-e rs,, purify The blood, increase the appe'
h''' a.. hol, % tske on heSh, and by their
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o.. -, Asa cure for Chills and fever. dys-
~ H'~N., hs,4acne, bilious colo, constipation,
~ - ,pes. pslpilaiion Of the heart, pain in
% - ,nt loirs, sui female irregularities,
9 HN ',',hori srival. II you do not feel very
D -, ,os,. nil A bedtime stimulates tina stom'
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PoLIcE CoURT.-The following cases were
DISPOSED OF yesterday:
Virginia Leaman was fined 3 for being
drunk.
Thomas Gogan, drunk and unable to take
care OF himself, was required 10 give surety
for three months for future good behavior.
Charles Chamberlayne (colored), assault
and battery, was fined s.. Committed IN
default OF surety to keep the peace.
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SUPERIOR ARTICLES in universal request are
always couuterftited, and ;he pirates of trade. who
pics up a living by depredatlng upon the rights OF
others, are constantly trying TO cheat the public by
substitutlng initiating, aud fasifying SIMMONS
LIVER REGULATOR; but, beware! Take none ex-
cept under our copyrighted, engraved label, with
seal signature, and stamp Of j. II. Zehn K Co.
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TO BE HANGED "A petition signed by
number OF citizens OF Lunenburg praying
Cor Communication OF the death-sentence to
iaI prisopment for life in the case OF Lucinda
FogIkes, convicted in that county OF the
murder OF her husband In January last, Is
in ,hp hands of Governor Holiday. His
Txce,lercy will not interfere, however, as
the statement OF facts developed In the trial
shows no 1aIliating circumstances nor iuf-
nIsb any grounds to justify executive cle-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-16

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in rheumatism and with most marked relief In
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ours and similar Also, cures Piles, Catarrh'
Neuralgia, Painful Monihes, 0d Ulcers, Lum-
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