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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-03-23

WASHINGTON, March I.-JudSc-AdVo-
catc-General swain Ina, maze a report TO
The Secretary Of War upon the ease OF ser
geant Mason. in which. it is understood,
he recommends modification Of the lat
ter's sentence. The ground upon which
be bases thi, recommendation i, that Gui-
teau was not i'm position where he could
possibly have been killed by Mason when
the latter fred the Shot, and that under
such circumstances the charge OF assault
with intent 20 Kin cannot BE- sustained,
This view 81 the ease l. said 10 be support
III by a long line OF prrccdents.
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SAVED His CHILD.
., >-nrru Fr-r,y STREET. BALTIMORE. Md. I
- N'' February IL. 1880.

~ NORTH FUrAw STREET. BALTINoRy. MD~}
- '''' February IL. 1880.
Genttlemen.-Cpou the recommendation oil d
rrtendIused BROWNS IRON BITTERs as tonic ana
restorative for my daughter,who was thoroughly
convinced was wasting away with consumption
Having lost three daughters 10y the terrible disease
under the care 81 eminent physicians, was 10Th
70 believe that anything could arrest the progress
Of the disease, but 70 my great surprise before my
daughter had taken one bottle OF BRoWN's Iron
BTITERs she began 10 mend ana no" IS quite IT.
stored 70 former health. 4 fifth daughter began
~ show signs Of consumption, and when the ply
.Ieian was consulted he quickly said "tonics were
r,oulred.- aud when informed that the elder sister
was taking BROwN's IRON BITTERS, responded
tiat Is a good tonic: take it,
ADORAM PHELPS.
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Steamboats, Under the Hammer.

llaErYoRp. CT.. March 2l.-The steam
erS Of the bankrupt Hartford and New
York Steamboat Company were sold al
New London TO-DAY at marShal's sale The
Granite State and the City Of Hartford
brought s2j, 600 each. the Silver Star $4,000,
and the Storm $1,000. The reOrganized
Hartford and New York Steamboat Com
pany purchased the first two, Richard
Peek, Of New Haven. the Silver Star, anc
Thomas A. Scott, Of New London. thu
storm. The State Of New York was no
sold
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A Terrible storm.

GLOUCESTER, MASS, March 22.-Recent
arrivals from the Georges Banks bring ac-
counts of a terrible storm. which com
mcnced on Friday and lasted through
saturday night. All agree that ii was the
most severe ever experienced there. Many,
Of the vessels were in the shoal water, ana
several schooners had their decks swept
and lost their anchors and cables. one OF
the crew OF the Smuggler, 4 man named
Michael Savage. was lost. The iron coal
steamer Hercules. from philadelphia, FOR
Newburyport, struck on Cat ledge TIN,
morning and is leaking badly. II Is feared
that some Of the vessels caught in the gale
will never return. as they were in peru
Gus position.
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,r.rce,s Co.ton.Nim Interests.

LAWRENCE, Mass, March 22.-Thl' city
is very quiet. At the Pacific Mills only
the printing and dyeing departments are
being operated. The work OF changing
fine machinery and repairing the buildings
ha. been begun, and large force Of me,
cnanics are engaged The spinners' and
Weayers' Union had meeting this a. ~,
n which it was decided 10 canvass the
CITY for financial aid. Agents from other
c;ties are here offering employment to Tho
strikers. All the other mills are runnine
with a full complement Of hands, aud nc
disafrection exists among their employees.
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srw YORK corr,x FUTURES.

PORT Or RICHMOND. MARCH Y, IbeZ.
ARRIVED.
Schooner T. II. Garland. Kelly, Petersburg llgh;-
Chesapeake and ohio Railway Company.
SAILED.
steamer Ariel, Clifford. Norfolk, United states
mail. merchandise, and passengers. l.. Y. Istum.
superintendent
Schooner Mabel L. Phillips, rripp. Portland,
coal.
Memoir ANDA.
BkLTIAoRE.-Saiied 2lst instant Schooner
Jennie Middleton, Hughes. for Richmond. % load
for Cuba.
B6UIs. BRA2iI.-Tn port Fearu7ry 18th
schooner Manuel u. Cuza, Baylc-, from Richmond
arrived llthj.
RIO JANEIRo.-Arrived february sih: rcneo-
ner Mary Frost DR.. Williams. from Richmond.
BOsIoS.-Arrived 2ist Instant: >s0ooners -.
w. Furber O'Seil and oliver Ames, Rabbit, from
Richmond.
DUTCH TsLASDS HARBoR.-Arrlyel 18th:
schooner Belle Halliday, Burt from Providence
for Richmond.
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE

RIcIniOSD. March 20. 1se2.
OFFERINGS.
WuTAT.-Red. SO bushels.
CORS.-White. COS bushels. .,,
OATs.-iO bushels. Rc-cxhibited, l%u Du-h'i-'
MFAI.-iOO bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WuEAT.-Rcd, 10 bushels common Fuiz al
CoR~.-Xhite. 10 bushels very good NJ s3c.
OATs.-I2O bushels prime winter on private
terms. NJ a., o,,o-
tattons: MidGling. 1I&Mllic.: loT middilng
IIiaIIbc.; GOOD ordinary. lc'sa lo'sc.' ordi'
nary, 9 GlOtc
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RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

WEDSEspAY, March 22. 1882.
sALKs-FIHsr BoARr-i0 shares Chesapeake
and Ohio Railroad stock at %; 10 shares Peters
burg Railroad stock (. CO. at IS. 30 shares Peters
burg Railroad stock af 33t; 10 shares Merchants
National Bank stock ut 1I2t; 5000 Petersburg
Railroad bonds (Class b. nj as.
SECOND BoARD.-10 shares Richmond and
West Point Terminal Railway and Ware
house Company (B. CO. at 1877; 10 shares
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad stock at 22,.,
10 shares d. 1T ON; 10 shares Columbia
and GreenviIle Railroad stock at 81: 10 shares
Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta Railroad stock
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suxyER, Ill, March 22-Ihom mas Davis
died t Yesterday from fracture Of the skull
thrown BY Captain E. c. Dayis, veteran ran
81 the war. The latter is held on $4,000
be- bail i.' Both men were well known and re-
sDecfabe.
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PURIFY AND ENRICH THE BLOOD.
NOTHING But IRON
BROWNS IRON BITTERs

will thoroughly and quickly assimilate with TIC
blood. purifying and strengthening IL, and thus
drive disease from any part Of the system. and 1t
will not blackon the teeth, cause headache or con-
.tipation. and Is positively not INJURIOUS.
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sa1e2ks. March. ezS4aese.Apsts- oats $3.50, -
42a44c. cash, 426f42he. March ana ApriL DaI
ley steady and unchanged Pork ~ ialr ne'nAso,;
but 1T bwer rates. 1888 cash and Aprh. La,'
active bot shade lover at sl0.6J cash Ana epns'
BuIk-meats easier: shoulders. $500 sb1rt ~,
s9.65: al,ors clear. se.s5. WhiskeJ sse7ay a''o
unchanged.
MILWAUKEE,, March 22.-Fionr Ia fair o.
mand and stronger. Wheat unsestled No. mn-
waukee hard, el.42k: soft, fresh, tt.3t hscn,
sl.2sS; April, sl.2sk- Corn scarce snd hrm
No. 2, 65kc.: new aud rjected wanted AZ ofc'
oats firm: No. 2 wanted AZ t3c. Proyi-tons easier
Mess pork. alt cash and March, tl5 .2zk Apri,
Lard. s10.70 cash and March, flo.IzA Arriis
Hog steady At s6.loat6.7O.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
NEw YORK. March 22.-Cetton-Set receipts,
II bales: gross. 6o6e bales Ftures eiosed AL
sales, 10000 bales; March, fi2.oelfi2 10:
April, fl2.159ti2.17; May, sl2.34g $3.50 !:
June, el2.5al1sl2.54: July. Sl2.7latl2..z:
August tl2.s5as12.s6 September, ElxA3 ;
October. sIl.73nfll.74: November, 3ll.55g
sIl.57: Decemher. slI.56@elI.57.
The Posts coiton-markcf report says. utnFe
deliveries al the first call lost 2-lOn TO 3-lOo ana
subsequently additional 4-lU0. Then there w7s a
rally and recovery Of 2-loO TO 3-loo. There l.
no f,fc IN the market. and outside orders are
scarce. At the th,rf call April was sold at .l2.
asI2.l6; July, sl2.73@sl2.7 y: August slz-s0
October. Sl2.7i; December, si2oI.
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Tn. u,,u.ofthe Tuilleries.

PARIS, March s2.-ln ahe .n nnomGer .,
Deputies yesterday the 6iil aPp ' M
81. 600 francs for the denioli.'9u VI tue
ruins of the TuiIleries was carrie" Wy a'o'e
~ a-G IN l6
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su,c,de nv shooting.

NEW YoRK, March 22.-Philip Van Rem
saeler, aged forty years, poaLde ; AZ Ia. IN.
his morning by shooting himself through
the temple in his room. lie was dead when
foun1
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SMALLPOX
ERADiCATED,
.DIPUTHRRIA
: PREVENTED.

OFFICE or CHIEF OF PoLIcE,t
RICHMOND, VA. March 20, 1852.
nEAL EsTAT AGENTS AND
II, oTupRs HAVING HOUSES TO RENT wili
NJ, " srnd KEY OF each yaeaD. house 10 this OF
kre and the house will be wished four times IA
.ssrl fwenty-four hours by the man on whose pea,
,ho r,soerf. h situated, by which means hope W
preseuf the frequent damage done to ,ncn properly
~ petty thieyes. 'o'N f'f~
ksu ~@-Ss ' "
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riour-We qu0:e: Fine. S3.5OMs4; extra. $500
0sG.75: supcrfiue. $4,000 So: common super hhe
$500 10: common family. S7G*hZ0' choic'
family, $50 80.
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. March -Noon.-StOcks sironger
Money Il per cent. F1change-Long. 1905; snort,
4s9. state bonds generally unchanged. Govern
menis unchanged. 49,. ,.o.,
q. !. lower: new ~. 1929; new 49,, Il4s; new
A. lis. Money. 6d4 per cent. states auli'
Treasury balances-Cdin, fs3462i currency fS'-
g43.
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CuIc,co. March 22.-Adyiccs from seve-
80, noinss in Wisconsin and northern
Michigan report heavy t imI = ~ In s.p" =,
which, in some places, Fe'ei'' a u'p'h VI
one foot.
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DHILADELPHIA, RICH afrS
MOND and NORFOLK
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

Appointed sailing days: Every TUESDAY and
FRIDAY u Il NJ, ana every SUNDAY ~
F~0icht for tuesday, and Frfiays' steamf
reiyed tili 80 :. NJ; for sunday steli. NJ
: - - Sattrday. Freight received daii, IA
l.. N.
Fare. -. $1,000, e. IN L..
steamer connect ~ Philadelphia for FAN ~"
and tho East
''i '"' '''' j. ". MCCkRRIGk.
coucr.l southern Agent. once Rockets.
W l.. CLYDE 4 Co.
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DOR BALTIMORE.
PovHArAS LINE-DRECr STEAMER.
CHANGE OF WHARF.

CHANGE or " hAkFs
rnfl further notice. the steamer LUCl I. ~
sail every MONDAY at " noon from POW al =
TAN DOCK. at Twenty-fOurth and D0ek streets,
direct for Baltimore.
Through bills Of ladinR signed and goods lOr-
,vardeG With patch 10 points North ana west
Freight received daily until =. VI.
For further information apply 70
". o. KNIGHT, Agent.
ID. j. WTIsIGER. soliciting Agent. dc -
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rheumatism, disordercd blood, general
debility. and many chronic diseases pro-
nounced incurable are often cured by
Erua ~ r., -.
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NOR NEW YORK.-The Old asxfk
T. Dominion steamship Company ss>ko
steamers will saii ~ follows: steamer OLD ~.
NINIOS. Captain WALHEH, EVERY ItkSilAl
al 3 O'Clock +. w.: steamer WiASukt- t2ptnin
CoucII, EVERY FRlDAY az o'clock '. ";
steamer MANHATTAN, Captain REILLY nv shb
SUNDAY at O'Clock \. VI.
Freight received MP 10 I o'clock J. ". Ior ths
Tuesday, and Friday ste..I.,eri "a" :" "'''
Throsgh blls OF lsdins ;igned ana EI"u s,9i
warded with dispatch 20 All points h"r's'' s"N'''
III aud vest: also, 20 foreign porte.
Pasl4nger Accommodations un-arISs1 ..t
Afrer-cabin fare 70 New forA' siV' f""'"
trim sls: storage. sc and ~. W.,
Paseenqrrs leaving Richmond Nohdy-' Wtn-
nesdays. and Saturdays ~ the Richmond ahd =
tersburg railroad 10 1l.JO 4. n. VIII NAB D,'
necftCn II Norfolk with the steamer that lctl w.
mond the day before. CABIN flrel sIV s"s W.
rim. ala Tickets o. b. had al the kiehin0n" -n,'
Peterefurg tlou0, and 4. ". 6arDer's- iCoV H'-n
street. ,.
h"i a. W. AT.TFS 4 CO, Agents
,,xe ComtanVf- Wharf. Pockets
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nIcUMoND AND PETERSBURG

DICH VI O y % AND PETERSBURG
III RAILROAD COMP I.-C'mmene!ns
SUNDAY, january -. leS2, trains Oh liis rrSc
viii run a. follow
LEAVE RICmIOSD-soUru.
s.I5 p. NJ. FAST MAIL. daily. Makes throaEt
connections Tor savannah SsDiAs
only At Petersburg aud bestfr
llJO A. ". THROUGH MAIL. daily, connect
ing for Raleigh, Charleston, Az
gUsti. Aiken. savannah, aid JACK
-0nyilie. stops al shops Chester,
CcnlFaIia- Pullman sse-Iefs br-
tween New \ Ork and ChaTisetDn &C
this train.
1902 p. NJ, MAIL, daily, makes through con
nection for Charleston, savannah,
auaJacksoByllle. stops ~ DrcSry' .
Tur. Cenfralia, and Chester. Put
man Palace >loep!ng-Cars hetwses
Washington and JacAsonviIlo> ia
on this train.
GOO =. 81, FREIGHT. daily except sunday
gl5 \. VI. FREIGHT. daily except sunday
LEAVE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
9.55 4. NJ, FAST MAIL, daily. stops orb al
Chester.
q.40 y. NJ, THROUGH MAIL. daily, connecting
with Richmond, Fredericksburg anf
Potomac railroad for all points Eas.
and West. also making connexions
with Chesapeake aud OHIO railroas
for all points West. This trs,s
stops at MANCHESTER, Chester, AID
Centrslil. Pullman -lccpers On this
train between Charleston and SeN
York.
GAO A. NJ. NAIL. daily, connecting daily tex
cept sunday with the Richmond.
Fredericksburg aud Potomac rail-
road for the North aud West. sbts'
al Chester Drvwry's Biur, add teu
tralia. Pullman Palace sleeping
Cars between jacksonville, Fis.
and Washington on this train.
$50 4. NJ, FREIGHT, daily except Sunday
4:3O =. NJ, FREIGHT, daily except 5usday.
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4 direct four-hours connection Is made bsswe~l
Richmond and Norfolk by trains leaving RIGA
m0nd 1T 1880 4. VI. and Norfolk al ic.2S i. n
M trains leaving Petersburg viii starr from Ia
>nnoluattox depot. 4. ID. KLINE,
General superintendent
4 POPE, General Passenger and Ticket ASeol
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THE YORK RIVER LINE.
PASSENGER ROUTE
To BAL TlMoRE AND ALL POINTS Nosra
TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS, AND sArUE-
DAYS
FROM RICHMOND AND DASVlLLE DEFY,
VIRGINIA STREET,
AT gas T.. NJ.

Commencing THURSDAY, December let -
safe and thoroughly comfortable passenger -aham1
HAVANA will ielye West Point on arrival OF tSe
Richmond train TUESDAYS. THJRrDA - aEa
SATURDAYS, arriving IN Baltimore about J-.tS
A. NJ. and connecting with all train- nor'hvnra.
straight tickets 20 Baltimore. -
Round tr .-.--.--'--- y
Meals
Siaie-Ilooms and Bcrths secured on applic-ttIls
from STEAMERS cabin plans.
For Tickets. Tine-t ards, 3nd all ihformsEos
call on 4. ". CAREER a CO.. the Ilcse, Az az
AT the Richmond and Danyiile depot or he nndsr-
signed 4 POPE,
General Passenger and Ticket te,nt-
u03O No. Tenth str,<<-
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BROWNS IRON BIrTERs.
DIAM T Il L r II S.

THE BLOOD Is THE FOUNDATION OF
LIFE.
II circuaies through every part Of tie BODY ana
unless it Is pure and rich good health Is I'M
possible. II disease has entered the system The
osly sure and quick way TO driveit out Is TO
PURIFY AND ENRICH THE BLOOD.
Thee s,nple facts are well known, and the high
est medical authorities agree that
NOTHING But IRON
will restore the blood to It's natural condition; ana
also that all the iron preparations hitherto made
blaokep the teeth cause headache, and are other
wise injurious
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nLpDOMTNION STEAMSHIP .oEs'T'rr,
~ COMPANY. sA<&zes
FOR NEW YORK.

Thi- company will dispatch one OF their .li,n|,in
s,es1ocr--0LD DOMINION, Wy NOM. II '.
HIATT IN. and RICHMOND hk1 inr,9,ex
and FRIDAY al = O'Clock L. NJ, and SUNDAY
az E 4. VI. .-,,,..,,, ,,-e rrrt-,ys.
DAYS. and SATtkDAl- ~ r. VI. ROM ~" ~
o. new punberl foot Of Beach street, North
They have splendid saloons, s;ate-rooms, ano
The fare. accommodation and attentions arr
unsurpassed. go -, -,
After-cabin fare 70 New York, 80; round UP
SIS: storage, SO and 81. e,.s
Fretghts Tor points beyond Nes 1 ORR for"arle9
with dlsuAtch, and no charge made except a. tuii
freigh,s received until 6 O'Clock r. ". daily.
For further information. apply 10
GEORGE W. ALLEN CO, Agents
my i ofilce COmnanyi. Nharyes. kO.kefts.
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nICHM0ND. FREDERICKSBURG

Id II z n VI y y u. ThI<ITT<ItItI NJ Do ~
IL AND POTOMAC KAILROAD.-srhedrls
SUNDAY. January ~, 1854;
900 A. NJ leaves Byrsi--treet station daily sapps
only AZ Milford and frederichsoufz-
500 A. NJ. leaves Byrd->trec' station daily TEA
ccpr Sunday.
500 r. NJ, leaves Byrd-- rcei ,iail"u oniy:
400 y. NJ. Accommodation Tor Ashsahd, s1rns
SuudIysi.
l1.oe NJ. arrives ~ Byrd-sircct station dafs.
s.04 u. NJ arrive 1t Jyrd->tret station daily
makes no local stop-.
94s p. n, arrives at Byrd-sir,et statscn aaiI,
Except Sunday.
s.a4 A NJ Accom- nio.iafiou. arrives - Broad
street station daily except Srndsy'-
CA. TAYLOR. General Tictc, Agent
F.T.D. MYYRs. General superintendent. y SO
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sAl trans daily except snsday-passenxes tim
connecting At West Point on Tuesdays. ThuSsdays
and saturdays with steamers for Baltimare AeS
The North.
Freight train leaving Richmond At e:10 A. -
viii have passenger coach attached.
Train No. ~ connects at Barkcvile with Srx-
folk and Western railroad for Farmvilte, LyEch-
burg. and NIL south western points.
Train Ne. 80 Through passenger stops at all s<s
lions. connecting Il snthcrlin's with Milton aa1
>utherlin Narrow-tIauge railroad for Milton, n
Salisbury with Western North Carolina railroad
for all points I'm Western North Carolias; at At
idnta for all points south and southwest.
Train No. % Through passenger aud NALL s4ors
at all stations, connecting AT >utherin's with Ntt
ton and SuthCrlin's Narrow-.,auge railroad Zoe
Milton: NJ Atlanta for all points south and south
west. at Charlotte with Charlotte. Columbia an<
Augusta railroad for Columbia. Augusta, oayka-
nah. and Florida points.
Trains from tie south arrive NJ Richmond .,
4.35 L. w., $40 A. NJ, and 1874 4. s.. and fros
West Point at 1870 \. VI. iPassengfrD, and Glc T.
VI. lFroightl
PULLMAN-CAR SERVICE
ON Train 5O--Sew York and Atlanta via NaaA.
iagtOn aud Danyille
on Train 62-lachmond and Charlotte, sas
Charlotte and Charleston.
All passenger trains stop n Don Mr..
Ticket sold % all poirts south, soulbeass- "a q
southwest. and baggage checked through.
No lay-oycr chccks given On local ucsct%
A. POPR,
General Passenger and Ticket hgces.
T. W. X. TALroIT, General Manager sa1
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BALTIMORE. March 22.-virg1nia G's. consols-
60: second series. So past-due coupons 30; ne"
IO-4O'-. Al. BID to-day
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Leave
Rich ai-
Arrive n
BurkeyiilC
Leave
sutherlin's
Ulnyil!e...
tir'nsioro'
Raleigh.
Salem o..
Salisbury.
harlOtte.
Sparf' nb'g
f,rcsuy.le
ttiarIt....
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cncsaC; Mach n: skVS a, r genera higher
demand, 49, snrine. sl.35s@sl.35t eash,
%atl Wsrrn. sI36 Nprti. Corn nns.a,,e,. w.
r,,,,..li, ,o~er; regular, oAse-' iFssa o'e' SA'''
The Worthington advance., 1882-09-21

Alta meeting of the w. q. T. U. on
Tuesday, Sept. 5th the following off.
GERS were elected for the ensuing year
Pres.-Mrs. d. Kohrer. Vice Pres
Mrs. Cramer, Mrs. Chadwick, Mrs.
Bigelow, Mrs. Madison.
Ex. Com.-Mrs. J. G.. Clark, Mrs.
Il. L. Brulen, Mrs. G. B. Lovele. SO.
Treas.-Mrs. H. J. Ludlow,
Sec.-Mrs. J. A. Town.
The following resolutions were adopt.
ed and ordered published:
Mrs. Mary Donavan, for nearly two
years past President Of the w. G. T. U.
OF WOrthington, being about to leave
for new home in another part OF the
State; we, the ladies of the Union, de-
sire to pay her Il tribute of respect and
sister)y regard. Therefore;
RcsOtred, that we, the members of
this Union, take this method of ex-
pressing our hearty appreciation of the
dignity. energy and marked executive
ability with which sister d. has filled
the office for two years; also.
KeSOtCe0, that we now record our
cordial esteem for sister ID. as q christ
ian worker in the cause Of Temperance.
giving as she has given, generous
share Of her time and labor to the work
of the Union in it's meetings and out.
side work, sustaining with exceptional
ability the juvenile society known as
Daniels Band.
Resolved that we tender to sister D.
our heartfelt thanks for her patient,
salfdenying work with us, and we will
pray that Gods blessing may follow her
efforts now ard attend her labors of
love wherever she may find field to
work.
The Worthington advance., 1882-09-21

The Worthington ADVANCE is a
little off, on the Reporters position
on United States Senator, in the re-
mark that it is an avowed Dunnell sup
porter. Mark us down as anti-Wiu-
dom, even if it takes Dunnell to the Sem
ate. But If Judge Dickinson or any
honorable man will he more acceptable
to the people than Dunnell we can
heartily join with them. and let both
Window and Dunneu retire. A desire
to sec an honorable man who lives in
Minnesota, pays taxes here, and has an
interest with us, succeed Window, who
has no more interest than Jay Gould or
Vanderbilt, would induce us to advo-
cate even Dunnell. 1t is time that
the people : outside Of Minnesota
were learning that the Republicans
here are not Bill WINDOWS chattels,
and cannot he led by the nose into
any more Grant booms by the oily slip.
perry tongued intriguer.- Window Re-
porter.
The Worthington advance., 1882-09-21
: RAILROAD NEWS.

The Burlington road is selling round
trip tickets from Spirit Lake to Chicago
for $l4,4O during the Exposition. It
would pay to drive across to Spirit
Lake and 60 from there. As the Ex-
position holds until Oct. 2lst, there
will be a chance to 60 by train from
Worthington before it is over.
We learn that track laying is going
on now at the rate of mile and q half
q day and that the Burlington cars will
be running to Worthington within two
or three weeks.
One would think by reading the She
don paper that the Des Moins North.
western road was sure to build to Shell
don. Don't be too fast, boys; if you
live to be ten thousand years old, you
will never see this road build to your
little village. Never! You might as
well content yourselves with what you
have.-Spirit Lake Journal.
1t can't 60 to Sheldon because IL is
on tho way to Werthington. To 60
to Sheldon it would have to 60 out Of
the way considerably, and to miss
Wsrthington it would also have to 70
far from direct line.