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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-19
IL \ NEW-YEAR'S BENEFIT TO
ALL WHO WANT TO BUY
DRY GOODS.

WE HAVE MARKED DOWN OUR ENTIRE
STOCK OF
DRESS GOODS, SILKS, SATlNS,
EGOCADEs, vELvtTs,
FLANNEL sUITINGs, BEAVERS.
wATERpROOFs, ULsTER-CLOTHs,
WOOLLEN AMI COTTON HOSIERY,
GLOVES, UNDERWEAR, &c.
These will lie offered at very low prices.
We invite special attention to onr assortment Of
CLOAKS, DOLMANs, ULSTERS,
JACKETS,
BEOCHE AND SHETLAND SHAWLS,
BLANKETS, QUILTS,
CARPETS, RUGS,
LACE CURTAINS,
TABLE AND PIANO-CONERS,
TABLE-LINENS, NAPKINS,
TOWELS, SIIEETiNGS. &C.,
at greatly reduced rates.
Thankir our friends for their patronage during
our past career, especially at our new store an'
promising to use our best endeayors TO merit con-
tlnuance Of their favors, we remain respectfully,
THALHIMER BROTHERS,
ia g-SuW&Sa corner Fifth and Broad.
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" FOR SEVERAL YEARS have bad torpid liver.
A year ago | tried, a. an experiment.. TUFTS
PILLS. and was surprised to find that they accom-
phi, he'd all the results OF caIOmei withOut any of
its bad effects. wa. always an unbelIever in pa
tent medicines, but am now convinced Thar there l5
some good In Nazareth" H.. II. GRAY.
Augusta. Ga.
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calamity. She was In the 9th year Of her
age. and her funeral will take place this
afternoon st O'Clock from the residence OF
her parents, Twenty-second and Short
streets.
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The following Is an eNtract RON letter written
10 the Gernian RtjormeG HesseHger, ~ Charl-
bersbGrg, Pa:
BENEFACTRESS.
Just open the door for her, and Mrs. WiSsLOw
will prove the American Fi0ronce Nightingale Of
the Nursery. Oi hi, we are 30 sure that we viii
teach our "Su,y" 10 say, " 1 Blessing on Mrs
WINSLow" for helping ber 10 -aryive and escape
the gripping. cOcking, and ,ec'hng siege. MRS.
WINsLOW'5 SOOrHiNG SYRUP relieves the
child frOm pain and cares dySen,ery aud disrrhGl
IL soflens the gums, reduces Inflammation. cures
wndcOlIc. and carrirs the infant safely through the
tcelnng period. IL performs precisely wbatIt pro-
fcsscs to perform, every part Of i'-nolhiag less
We have never seen Mrs. WISSLOw; know her
only through he preparation Of her Soothing
syrup for Chidren Teet1iDg.n II We hIi me
bowcr we would make her, as she Is, physical 81
ylour 10 the infant race. Sold by All druggists
Twenty-Five cents bottle. j. l4-eOnlw
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Miss Eleanor Calhoun repeated her Derfcrns1cs
OF juliet at the Opera-liouse last night. the "a
d, nee was large and enthusiastic. aud the fayorsOe
im pressiOn created by Miss taboGu's iniiizt per-
torn ance was deepened aud g nfifmed 19-nisDe
Miss Calhoun Will appear as Julia In "1be Hunch-
back" Washington Republican tsscona dny.
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4itllmond lispatth.
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 10. 1881.

So ThR CIRCULATION JF ri. DiSpATCr
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRol
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEws
PAPFRs OF THE CITY
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BLACK BEAVER CLorn at ti.5o per yard
BLACK nEAvER CLOTH at 81 so per yard
BI NCK N sTELAssE BEAVER CLOTH at sl.76
per yard worth S2 so: 40
COLORED CLOAK CLOTHS al q: so worth s3'oo;
ULSTER CLOTH at ~ 80 worth ";
ULSTER Ct.Oiii 81 ~ WORMS, o,,, ,o,y
LETT We havr fixed low prices, 30 as 10 sell
every one In the next Ten day. ,,,.,,r,xo
EXTRA.HEAvY CORDUROY FOR HUNTING
SoTrTTiNGhIiAM LAcEs FOR CURTAINS at 12Yi,
i6a. 20. 25. 80, ard up to 75c. per yard worm
clSThIN MI mUsIiNs iY from 10 to s5c. per yarda
save of 25 per cent:
LACE CURTAINS from ~ 80 mp to s2O set Tor
NARSEILLFS 1OILET-MATS at 25,. for set
OF six-woUld be cheap AT oOc.:
TIDES IN great variety at 90 per cent below regn-
GESri%E NEEDLE WORKED BANDS at 75c.
and 81 for a double band worth 90 per cent
The largest stock Of the eel, l,brated FOSTER KID
GLOVES In this city;
See our HOSIERY for men. womcn and children
COKSETS in all qualities and sizes-MADAM
MOODY'S ABD,pMINAL CORSETS. WAR
NER's HEALTH CoRStTs' NURSING COR
OI.CLOTH FOR TABLES. l : wards wide. at csc,
l.; wards wide ~ 30c.. worth 4 and 5Oc.;
save z5 per cent. on your CARPETS. RUGS and
A new sock Of COLLARS. CUFFS, and RUFFLEs
CARRIaG G-BLANKETs or LAP.RuBEs At
81 5,s2 so $3.50. 81 so, and s5-a save OF
80 Der ceut.:
BED. BLANKETS and COMFORTABLEs at very
100 siylcs of NOTE-PAPERs. CARDS. and EN-
VELOPE>. IN boxes. from 10 10 SOC. a box.
Thousands Of other articles al eXtrenely-low
f0R FIRsT-CLAsS GOODS AT THE LOWEST
ivy BROTHERS.,
ia13 IOI7 and 1919 Main street.
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SUPREME COURT or ADMINISTRATION
and ais. rs. Lewis and 0tS., Mckenzie u.s.
same; Blythe aud ais. rs. same; Adams
Hammer Il Co. rs. same Reid, receiver, rs
same. Argued by Judge Charles f. Stuart
for appellants and X. L. Barton for appel
lees and continued until TO. morrow.
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PURCELL, LADp & CO.'S EMULSION or con-
LIVER on is guaranteed pure and free from aka
lies. II bulbs up the weakened system. Try Il
Fifty cents per bottle. Al druggists keep il.
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EXPERIENCE HAS PROVEN THAT PURCELL
LADD L CO.'S Emulsion of COd-Lyer OIL has nc
superior. Take no other as substitute. For salt
by all druggists. Price, so cents.
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Miss Calhoun reappesred In juliet at t0rG's iist
eyeplng and uaierislN ,trcnsihercd he very IL
yOrabIe impression made upon The occasion o. Der
first performance. TO-nignt he VIII play IN The
Han. hbacs " ,Ihe wtlLkno~n fOis Of yu'L-
WdshingtOR Post (sccOai fay.
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WHEREVER USED, PCICELI7 LADD & CO.'S
Emulsion Of COD Liver Oh has give entire Satsfac'
ton. Price, 80 cents. At all Jrugstores. Take no
snh h,tilute.
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VI. ELLYsON & Co, advertising agents, insert adj
in all Of TIE newspapers Of the United
STATES AT publishers rates. Orders left at the Dis
Datch ntiRg-room wlll receive prompt atten'
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DON'T BUY YOUR CARPETS, OIL-CLOTHs, and
RUGS Gnli you have seen LEVY BROTHERS. stock.
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don't know a more be eanliful iihstraikn Of the
an Naty Of pure, true love tor the safety cf 10 Oh
sc than the sweet, grikh Hog ring that tells ot tc
fond fears OF the youthful Juliet.-cofsrsdge.
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THE CREAr SAKE OF the seasoa-I.EyY BRO
TIERS clOsllg sale.
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ANnAfIrsIAN RAIN

4 SAFE ISvEsTMBHT can be made by buying
your Dry Goods OF LEVY BROTHERS..
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90 TO LEVY BRorHEEs' and purchase your
goods, unless YOU have more money than SOu know
what "a do with.
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pG Wa EnU = AYE

DY REQUEST OF THE EXECUTOR
ID Of an estate. we offer for sale TWO DE>IRA-
BILE PEWS lD the First Baptist cburcb.
III. l.. STAPLES & CO..
ia 1926 ll03 Main street.
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sEELEvY BRoruERs' adver 'isement ia to-day S
paper.
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DO YOU WANT TO SAVE 80 PER CENT? You
can do So by making your purchases st LEVY BRO
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BLACK SILKS.

Among the BLACK SILKS will be found
PAUsONs HEAVY GPOS-GRAGN SATIN FIN
IsH at &I95, The former price of which has
been s245;
GUINET's SATIN FINISH al slA5-the same
number sold al $3.50
There Is also smour the above goods large loi Of
LOwER-PRICED SILKS:
TAFFETA SILKS at 4jc.-cqual 10 any goods gen.
orally sold at 75e;
ALL-SILK HEAVY GROS-GRAIN at 7Jc.-would
he chespatsl.
We also offer our entire stock oC EVENING
SILKS and other fabric, for reception. at reduced
nrices 10 close sleek for this season.
OUR STOCK OF WINTER GOODS
will be closed at prices regardless Of cost.
We viii also offer large stock of
FLANNELs,
In White and Colored, a, reduced prices.
our stock Of ULsTERs will be sold at reduced
prices to close for :his season.
........,...............,.,:
THOSE IN WANT
:..... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ..........:
WINTER GOODS OF ANY DESCRIPTION
WILL FISD An
ELEGANT ASSORTMENT
IN ALL OF OUR VARIOUS DEPARTMENTS,
AND AT
PRICES THAT MUST PROVE SATISFACTORY.
ia a.SuSWJ
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TIE GREAT SAYINGS INsrrrUrEoS-LEyY
BROTHERS,.
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BONNET
PAUSON'S, and
TAPAsIEUR'S.

TAPASlEURS.
Wcarc enabled by this purchase Ia offer The above
goods at fully rs 10 SO per cent. less than the last
months prices.
SATIN DE LYON valued al 81 viii be sold at
$3.50;
SATIN DE LYON valued at $3.50 will be sold a,
sI.9j:
SATIN DE LYON at 92c.-ihe same quality sold
last month at $3.50.
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SEE THE BARGAINS in Cloak, Crcnlar., Dol
man, and Ulster. Cloths at LEVY BnOTuERs
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Lors or FANCY GOODS suitable for presents at
LEVY BROTHERS,.
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fYLADIES' CLOAKS AND ULSTERS.
Prices marked way down 10 c'ose Them out at
IA cod j. MEYER x SONS.
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ALL PARTIES INDERTEU mo- THE

N LATE FIRM OF GUSsT & BiNsw ANGER
are hereby not6sd that SIR. A. GCNSr, al No 605
Broad street. the only authorized party 10 rec I'VE
nay of accounts dne The late firm. aud parties
tie their bls AZ once
Mes, r.. A. GUNsr q son will IN future conduct
the business OF PAINTS. Oils. GLASS. fk ~Mts.
&C. at 6n5 6road street. where they viii be pleased
10 zee heir frieads who have Heretofore ealt ith
them. ana kindy solicit share of their patronage.
ja IBe0d6t A. GCNSr & son.
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THE GLoRIEs or WOMEN

are luxuriaut hair and fine teeth The first Is Sc
cured by J. & f. ATKINsoN's BaIsam Of White
Roses. and the latter preserved BY their Qulnine
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POSITIVELY NO RISK, AS yoU GET VALUE
RECEIVED At THE TIME OF
MAkING TIKI DEPOSIT.
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Tie extracts below VIII indicate her adaptation, b,
d,,ess. and endowmenta Judged by the most exact
Ing critics known 10 American journalism
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In Romeo and Juliet We have. more than n Any
other tragedy. the passion OF lese-loye in ell ~
vernal prOmise-uli OF hope and iunf cence--aydeug
beyond all restraint OF reason-but tender - " "
warm HddaGas de Sidsfs
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1.-THE NEW JULIET
TUESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 2S.s.
FIRST APPEARANCE IN RICHMOND or
MISS ELEANOR CALHOUN.

This young lady, born and educated In Ci,iforsia
lher parents being from Sonth Cardinal, made her
desm 10 san Francisco last october, and achieved
success as brilliant as any In the records OF the
stage. She was trained for her profession BY Mrs.
Julia Melville Snyder. who is an acknowledged drs-
matte teacher Of the highest merit.
MISS CALHOUN appeared successfully as Jaiict :.
Julia In "The Hunchback," and as Margaret El-
more In Loves sseriace." In each of these drt-
rate rotes she won the hearty commentator Of
people of critical taste, and achieved as well popu
lar triumph.
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t,Y- FOR THE COLD WEATHER.

i53~ ALL DRESS GOODS MARKED
DOW WN-Special bargains onert % az ,......,,
Ia 2 cod j. MEYER & SONS.
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EMINENT DRs. :. l.. AND |. G. NIDELET,
ST. Louis, WRITE:
= COlden'5 LIEBIC's LIQUID EArRACr OF
BEEF we have prescribed with excellent success 10
,iphthera, maarlal, typhoid fevers, debility, &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-19

OLD. FASHIONED PRINCIPE CIGARS, .lclea
Yara Toblcco, Just received by
W N Ur ,tp & 70
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GALL BENUTEOCS FAIRNESS DwELLvru ~
THINE EiE>.H
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BIG REDUCTIONS IN THE PRICES OF
LADIES DR. - GOODS, As NOT A DOL
LARS WORTH WILL DE NARRiED
OVER, IF WE L,,sE FIFTY PER
CENT. TO EFFECT SALES.
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"SEE WHERE SHE COMES. or LIFE ANI 'o,'
SEE, SLY, TIE SOVEREIGN POWER
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"For never was story OF more woe,
Tban this OF Juliet and her Romeo
DSalb lies on her like an uutimeiy frost.
Upan the sweetest flower OF all the felt."
"Eor will raise her statue Ia pure GOLD,
That. While Verona by that name Is knowr.
There shall no figure at such rate fse ct
As that Of true aud fslthfsy Juliet"
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THOSE IN WANT
~ NOW Il YOUR TIME To BUY
THEM CHEAP.

BLANKETS-Al qualities;
RLANkETS-N Z and COored;
COMFOkTS-allq qua'iIes; - .
WEAR; - -. -.
MFN'S MERiNOan ALL. WOOL UNDERWEAR
CHILDREN'S MkEINO UNDt tRWEAR;
al greatly reduced price
JULIUS MEYER & SONS,
Ia 2-eod 60l and 603 Broad street.
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This cigar compares favorab'y with Imported
cigars az double their price. We have also = tine
stock Of al grades at very low figures.
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V,fIE RICHMOND AND ALLEGHANY
RAILROAD COMPANY
FIRST MORTGAG 7's,
DUE 1920,
COUPON OR REGISTERED.

We offer for sale limited number Of the above-de.
scribed BONDS at the advanced price Of slo2ls
and interest, the con psny reserrns the right to
advance the price from time to time without notice.
We recon mend the bonds as good ana safe Sc
curity.
The bonds may also be had from any OF the other
stock brokers In the city Of Richmond.
DAVENPORT & CO..
de sstock-l'rokers
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-19

BRIEF ITEMS .-Adolph OSteroh, Esq. ha,
bought OF \. Y. Stokes & Co. fifty feet OF
"Presidcnt's square" on Franklin strt ct
overlooking Monroe Park, and expects at
an early day to erect residence thereon.
Ii looks as il the tide had already set IN. and
we may expect the i've demand looked for
so long.
The Ariel got up yesterday from Norfolk
after several attempts.
Night before last the residence Of Mr.. G..
X. raylor, clerk OF the Supreme COurI, was
entered by a thief about O'Clock and IA
quantity Of flour, sugar, and coffee were
taken. Entrance was effected by using the
KEY to the house, which was left IN charge
OF the servant on the premises.
Captain Z. q. Coghlan. Mr.. W. III. Page,
Mr.. =. n. Kimbrough, and MIR. }. b. Nor
ton are quite sick.
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SPECIAL NOTICEs.
e~yy~ THE GREAT SAVINGS INSTI
TUITION.

THE LARGEST CASH DIVIDENDS.
IuE SuREsT INVESTMENT.
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EOR SALE, ONE PAIR OF N--n
IL HURSES-a oay and a gray. Also. sEc6
hama, ONE NEW CARRIAGE, With two back and
one front ssst, saiin inings, and has been used
only a {, " times. Apply TO
JOHN ENDERS ROBINSON.
"a 10 Gtk ll3 sOuth Third street.
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DOCK AND JOB WORK NEATLY KX-
AZ ErvTED al the DISPATCH PRINTING
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The sale Of places viii comm nee ou sAJUaDAr
MORNING a. A. u. al. Ramos 4 Masess tad M
Ihexr. 10 vfree. hl6ss,W ,W&tN
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THE FLORENCE EIGHTINGALE OF
l. THE NURSERY.
4 RENEFAETRESS

The following is an eXtrac: from letter written
lo the Germai. RtjormeG Hess.Hger, ~ Cham
DO
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~ AS executor OF PORTER FLAG6's ESTATE.
All parties indebted 10 the estate viii peIse settle
NJ once. Those holding claims against the estate
can now present them.
MURRAY FLAGG, Executor.
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FINANCIAL.

n PER CENT. MONEY,-WE HAVE
u rs 900 and $3.50 TO LOAN for term OF
wears nj per cent. interest. II win be loaned upon
first. class improved city properly only. Interest
payable quarterly. GRUBBS WiLLlAhS'
IA 1921
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'ARATIvE wEEKLY MORTALITY.
(------------ IT TN TtUT TWV -
Jan. 10. Jan. IS. Jan. &, Jan. 10,
1879. 1850, 1891. 1881.

W. G. W. G. W. G. W: G:
Total deaths...l2 - 10 II IL u l6 %
sull-h0m..". o IA 4
Mean temperature for week ending jan
uary Sb, go 81; mean ten perature for
week ending January 18th, $50 2S/.
Amount of rainfall for week ending jan
uary Sth, 900 inches; amount OF rainfall
for week ending January 18th, 0. 10 inches.
Rate Population, Is per census 1851
White, 1871; colortd, 2G.G99-toial, 64,-
CO. Rate OF mortality OF whole pOpuli-
tiou was $500 per 1000 per annum. Rate
OF mortality OF white population was 2l.IS
per 1000 per annum. Rate OF morality OF
colorcd population was j4.32 per LOCO per
annum.
Figures used in this repOrl-Whi.c, 3S,-
200 c0lored, 20, ,S00-total, $1,000.
sThe $50 added to population as per census Is
considered a meagre allowance for the noatIng
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nCssr GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES
SYCLE BROTHERS.
OUR WINTER STOCK MUST BE SOLD.

WE DON'T CARRY GOODS FROM ONE SEA-
son TO ANOTHER.
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IN THIS ENGAGEMENT SHE WILL dAyE
THE SUPPORT OF
BRILLIANT DRAMATIC ORGANIZATION.
Manager POWELL has great pleasure in aln-un-
cling this appearance OF
THE MOST PROMISING IDEAL REPREsEN-
TATIyE or siIAKsPEARIAN
AND OTHER
MODERN CLASSICAL HEROlNES OF TIE
AMERICAN STAGE.
MISS CALHOUN
Is ALSO MOST EARNESTLY ENDORSED Bf
THE PRESS OF THE NATIONAL CAPITA
AS WORTHY ~ EVERY WAY OF
HER GRAND POSITION ON THE CLASSIC
STAGE
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sThe $50 added to population AS per census Is
considered a meagre allowance for the 1oating
DOpulafIOn OF our city.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

EEBRUARY MAGAZINES, &c.--Re.
l. ceiyed ut v. LFONARD's News Depot. s23
east Main street all ihe leading MOSTHLlfs FOR
81 BRUARY YOUNG LADIES' JOURNAL.
FRANK LEsLIE's LADIES' MAGAZINE. AP-
PLETUN'S. ATLANTIC. NORTH AMERICAN
REVIEW, POPUL Ar MONTHLY. Cooley. aud
SUNDAY MAGAZINE. b lS-W F.ASs3t
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AS WORTHY ~ EVERY WAY {

HER GRAND POSITION on THE CA,sT
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MISS CALHOUN

Is ALSO MOST EARNESTLY ENDORSED Bf
THE PRESS OF THE NATIONAL CAPITAL
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1881-07-09

Forced by my political connections
into public life, my sufferings were in
tensified by the comments of those who
saw my face and head covered with scro-
fulous' humOr," said a gentleman re.
Gently cured by Cuticura Remedies.
Why an object of loathing and disgust
to yourself and society from Catarril,
when SanfOrd's Radical Cure, externally
and internally administered, will cure
every symptom of the disease. Every
package is complete treatment. Only
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1881-07-09
NORTHERN TRIBUNE.
SATURDAY. JULY 0. 1881.
The Inspira ton OF the Crime.

Iff inspiration Ol the CrAInc.
Wh9t was the assassin's motive? That
was me thought of every person on hear
ingof the shooting of the President.
What instigated him? That it was the
result of any personal offense, that 1t
was provoked Ivy any personal act of the
Presidents life was instantly put aside
as improbable. Following comes the
thought that Gnt AN, the assassin,
must be insane. This, too, must be put
aside. There is no more appearance Of
insanity about Guiteau than there was
about Booth or the assassin of the Rus
sian car.
President Garfield was sacrificed to an
idea as was Lincoln and Alexander. He
is the victim of sentiment. He. was
shot. not because he is man, but be-
cause he is President. 1t is blow at
an Office and not at an individual. The
letters found upon the person Of the as
sassin make this plain. His aim clearly
was murder. But the end he aimed at
was revolution, through murder. BY
the bullet he hoped to substitute the liv-
ing Arthur for the dead Garfield. 1t was
purpose deliberately planned and cool
ly executed, and evidently without &C
completes. 1t is the result of vicious
teaching and not of delirium.
He has been breathed upon by the MUIR
derous spirit of communism which teach
es its disciples to hesitate at no crime
necessary to accomplish its proposed
revolutions. In this spirit Guiteau has
looked upon the Presidents as an obstacle
to certain ideas, and has imposed upon
himself the work of removing him. That
is Nihilism transplanted from Russia to
America. The czar was its victim. So
was the President. Thus autOcrat and
Republican have fallen before the same
criminal inspiration.
A teaching which trains minds for
such crimes is so pregnant with danger
to the Republic, that it can no longer be
rldlculed as no more than the vapOring
Of vagrant minds. Thoughtful men will
look to its certain results, and hereafter
will demand the most rigorous enact.
ments to prevent their repetition.
Examined from whatever standpoint
it may be, communism is crime, and
its teaching is criminal and only that
ThOughtless people may not be shocked
at it while it confines itself to consider
that crime is not the legitimate remedy
even for the most greviOus wrongs, and
that it never pauses there. Once used
and approved, every man with real OF
imaginary grievance is prompted by
that approval to constitute himself q
judge of the measure and its vengeance
Thus the communists of this country
who applauded the assassination of the
car prepared the way for the assassina-
ti0n of the President. The last crime is
the natural sequence of cOmmunistiC
applause of the first.
Right here this must end. Humanity
and civilization alike demand that the
chief executive of nation, whether he
be king, or car, or president, shall be
sheltered from the poisonous teaching
that to Stay him is a virtue. To teach
this must be crime. Only thus can
presidents be protected and the govern.
ment preserved.-Post and Tribune.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1881-07-09
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There are six moss factories in New
Orleans and vicinity. All the moss gin
med is shipped abroad as the furniture
manufacturers do not buy 1t ginned,
preferring to pick and clean it them
selves. The total amount paid for the
rough moss by the ginners, uphOlsters.
and the mattress-makers Of the city Is
above 100000 per year.
The fires of last spring in the swamps
of southern New Jersey had the effect of
producing the biggest cranberry crop
ever known. Growers bewailed their GER
tain ruin, but the fires SO enriched the
ground that the plants have produced
treble In quantity and quality. 81