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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-03-15
First publication, Jan. rs, 1859.
COUGHRAN 4 NycMA RTIN, Assys.
Mortgage Sale.

wHERRAp, Abraham Adams. a widnwcr made
and executed accrraiu promissory note on the 4. h
day OF March 1879 To John " Sherratt for the
srin OF 'we hundred aud ferty dollars due ON
the t4ih} fourth day Of March 1874 with in,eres,
thereon Al the rate OF twelve per cent per annuin
paysbl. annually, and for The better security of
raid note he said Abraham Adams executed
aud delivered to John n. Sherrat certain mort.
gsge hearing date March 4th. 1879, conveying
lots ! s 2 nor h east quarter Of section number
four az in township numoer nipety-hv 1851
range number fifty t50) containing one hundred
and fifty eight and sJ-leo acres more or lees nc.
cording TO the government survey thereof
Which said mortgage was duly recorded in the
Office Of the register Of deeds In and fo- I'm
ion comfy on the sixth day uf March 1879 at
one O'Clock p IN. in book six Co Of moi igsges
on pages ~ and l3u.
And whereas II was stipulated and agreed IN
said MOI gage tina; in care default be made In
the payment OF the said sum Of money or ahy
part thereof or the interest thereon or In case
Of nonpaymcnt OF ,axes then the whole prin
cIpal and inie eka at the option Of he leg
al holder thereof Immediately become dne, and
Whereas default has been made In the pay
meni Of tie interest OF raid more and Of the lax
c. thereon aud by reason OF said defanlt and by
virtue OF the could lions in said mortgage con
taiped. the snid mortgsgec las elected and
hereby declares he whole principal and interest
! secured By sad mortgage due aud payable.
That the amo-ni now due on said mortgage on
the twenty third day II January 1872 Is two
hundred end fairly dollars principal and eighty
three doila's and seventeen cents interest due
anu PNydpic on shu 0c>CfipFu pTsHiisce, toeciii-
er with ffty dollars attorncys fees ~ stipa lat ed
in sad mortgage, total amount dae three hum
drea Az d seveniy-threc dollars and seventeen
cent?.
That no action or proceeding al law or o.bcr
wise has been instituted 10 eee urc said amount
now due or any part hsreaf.
Now therefore notice Is hereby given that by
sirt1c Of The power OF ssle coniAincd in said
mortgage and in pursuance OF law the said mort
gage will DE foreeIosed aud the premises herein
b. furc described will be sold At public auction to
The highest and best bidder ior cash nj he front
door of the court nou-c in the village of Elk Puin
conniy Of Union and territory Of Dakota on
Tuesday The twenty first day Of Mach, A. D..
1882 a, one O'Clock IA the afternnon VI said day
~ pay the amount now declared ~ be dn. OF
said NOR gage
Dated nj sioux Falls M;nnehsha comfy d. T.
this twenty third day or January a y 1852.
JOHN H. sHERRATf.
CAuGHaAN T. McMARIIN, Mortgage
Aiys. for Mortgage.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-03-15
Mortgage Foreclosure Notice.

No'ite l. hereby given that certain mortgage
or personal property In Union county Dak will
be Tor. closed by sttvcrlsement and sale Of The
moriga2ed properly NJ follows:
The name Of tie mortgagor I. Hicl fIunter
The name OF The mnriga.ec is VIM. Is. Fau-s
The u,ort gage IL dated October lr, lssu The
mortgagcd Property II described as fellows:
One gray stall on. thlvte"a ycars old. there
fore by viriue of said mort gage shall On 18th DIV
OF March 1852, nj The honr Of Two o clock r. In Of
SAID dty In front Of the post Office In Elk Point
Cniun coaHty D. T.. proceed 10 sell 10 The high
est hiacr for cash all The righi II Ie and interest
OF the above named liiel Hunter In and 10 raid
morlgaged property 10 satisfy -aid p,or gage dated
ut Elk Point Dak. this sih cay II March lxh2,
ALSON BUVEE.
Sheriff.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-03-15
STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE


Insurance Company,
on tho 3lst Nay or Dec. 1851.
The name Of the company Y given above.
II lie located In Freeport Illinois.
Ths amount OF its capital etock 10 tsO0,Do0 90
The amount Of It's capital stock paid
apis 100000 10
ASSETS.
Cash on hand and and In tbs hands OF
agents or other persons 32.535 G3
Real estate nnincnmbered 1000 GU
sslss Il 400 90
Cneh In ecmpanyss Principal Once 7,l3s4l
Firsi Nai. $3.50 S. $500 90
Int. due and accrued on rtocks not In
ctnded ,ncluoed in market valne 3.123 22
LOaAs on bond and mortgage. being
First lien ON NnineHmbered real ee-
tale worth double tho amount losned s53.0!6 Is
Oebts otherwise secured. int. due and
accrued on the above bonds aud mort
Bills receivsb's 2la,l0a 6y
port Malics6ic Iron CO. $500 co
Total Assets s33.oi3 60
LIABILITIES.
Losses adjusted and oue 1901 as
LOsses nnadjasted; resisted $500 90
LOesss In ~. pensc. waiting Tor fnfther
AlIosher claims against the company 2.sos y
UnsArned Premium ~ ISL u
Total A.se,s .s77.77ss IS
Ias sssstsst snouas insured IN any one so ~
The essatest smonnt allowed ny the
rifles u tbs company 70 BE- In any emo Discre-
Clip, ewn Or VILLAGE tsonary.
Tbs greatest am0unt allowed to block K.
STATE Or ILLINOIS,
Comfy Of Stephenson
n. Heftineer president and Z. Gund. secretary
u the Herman Insurance Company hciig Only
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-03-15

Madison Sentind:-From present
indications, we can reasonably ex-
pect boom in the way Of cmigrants
and land seekers this spring. Every
train brings some already, and "prai-
ric schooners' begin to make their
appearance. Come right along, gen.
tlemen; room enough for you all
and AS many as may come.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-03-15
fFirst pnhicA'ion March 8. 1891
Land Office ~ YauklOn. d. r..

Ynnk TON y. z
February %, 1sso
Notice IL hereby given IN I the fomwing
named settler has filed np,icc nf hrs intention
10 make Iinal proof In supper, Ut his claim and
I At said proof will be made befure y A.. Kirk,
ihc county eat. IN Sa uyday April 3, 1882. 10 ..
M viz: Daniel Delivery hmm, strnd entry No.
SOS. sioux Falls series. for TOT sec Is, town 81
range 40.
he names the following Witnesses 10 prove HE
contihnou. residence upon and cuI,ives Jon Of
aid Land viz: Edward llHrrughiy. Pa rick No.
land. Michael No'and AMI Thomas Noiund. All
OF Elk Pom, Oak.
q. A. WErrrR
Register.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-03-15

Marion Sestino:-T'he crowds of
people on our streets every day are
juyt simply immense, and the hotels
are utterly incapable Of accoininoda-
ting the travelling public.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-03-15
fFirst publication Feb. Is, 1881
Land Office - YaMktON.

lank'on. D. T..
Feb stb 1882.
Noiice II hereby given that he follow ing nam :
cd settler hae flied notice of his intention to
make fbal proof in supper of his claim, md
that said pr,'ef will be mad" hefor- y A. Kiik
Clerk at bis, Court. for Union Co. ". r.. az
FIX Po,nt the conr'~ scot on Wednesday
Msrch X. 1882, 2p m. viz: Mary Ann McI!venn /,
widow Of John MciIvenne. deceased To- The sw i
26 -o5-D
He nsmrs the following Witnesses 20 prove his
continuous residence upon. and cultivation III
saii lend viz. John Mctiiil. William lehman.
.iotn Burns and James Qu;nn. all " -nnIy-,tie,
Dakota. q. A. WEfTER.
Regi.tcr.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-03-15

A farm containing l60 acres; so
acres under cultivation, A miles
northwest Of Elk Point. For furth-
er information please call at the
CouRrER Office.
F. B. CHArls,
Elk Point, Duk
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-03-15

a new line. 20 chests, Of Fresh
Teas just received. The best line
ever shown 10 Elk Point.
FREEAAx BRos.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-03-15

8. 3. 6. Dalrymple, the great
.eat Mn, ssaimates the cost Of the
mi op ~ wheat On the Dakota
r1aisi helnding breaking, $500,
M bAcksettins, el.75 the first year
s sss seeding, harvesting and
sl l,ia NE second, 4 tl8 per
n1r Aa average crop 81 twenty
M busheIs % tho acre It SO cents a
bu1hsl, would return $3.50 per
] asrs, ! profit Of $3.50. Aiter the
lst csOp the cost u less, being esti-
I naatsd y 1S % - per acre. No
- citing being necessary on the
llssosi SLOPE i reduces the cost
t.56 ~ acrs aud increases the
/ IN \ that much.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-03-15
i. !. TROOPS CALLED FOR.

LINCOLN, Neb.. March 9.--The
strike and riot at Omaha has assum-
ed formidable proportions. The
mayor and sheriff have telegraphed
Gov. Vance to obtain Omitted States
troops 70 suppress it. The governor
has made . requisition on the presi-
dent for military, and orders to that
effect are expected hourly. All the
state troops are under arms. The
governor is determined to enforce
the law and protect lives and prop
erty. and will exercise his authority
to the utmost limit.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-03-15

NTATENENT or THE CONDITION Of the
~ sPKiNGFlELD FIRE & MARINE ms. CO..
on the thiIty first DIV o. December, 1881:
CAPITAL.
Amount OF Capital Stock paid in
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-03-15

Amounf due or not due to banks or
other creditors. .........,,
Losses~d jns'ed and due
L"rses Hdju-ted and not due .. I
Losses unndjnsted. .......
Losser In suspense waiting fn-iher
All other claims against tie com.
pany.. ...
Reinsurance fund at 50 per cent pro
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.rCr.oN SALES THIS DAY.

.,Dr-RRS A. WILLIAMS. 4. N., commissioners
ALI Of tract ~ lana on ~ w ue" '''"' ~
tnrnpike two miles north 0i hiebhono.
ovARLEs 4 McCCIsDY and W. h; ~ - la sa,Ss
,ZrL tcncIueuts ON Locust alley ana thr
.r,noed house on Mayo street; aud al q NJ
tie brick store, with dwelling aposs' ~ gt,. a.f
,eenih street between Main ana frahAnh
t,sets known a. the ~tnion house"
cropcF y. CRAWFORD, 10 A. NJ, trustees
ale Of sasD- blind and doof-inins,i 1sS
aud three small brick houses IA ~. el,! ~ o,'t
u,ond: also 4 farm 10 hanover COUNT, '""ue
three miles from Ashland.
c,rFWNISG a ROSE. A. +. NJ, eommlss,oners
ale of that valuable lot Win TWO sn,i, y, ~ :. - -
thereon aud other snail honss IN 'sS as ~ MI
- st.,r,. and dwelling No 30 nortn osc"Ae
street, near Preston street.
W n KFININGiiAM, secretary an. ,I'.ssa1. =
y 81, the Virginia hiDins anu ~, ~ ...,,h
"a ~ lang. river between tbe fttsisourr
rsiir,,ad bridge and the rec briat. stse Al
me updispOSed u PERSONAL properly us.e"h-
,xcToN GODDiN & SON, 4 y. NJ, ra,-
-. ale OF handsome brick dwVslfns, WIN
sI.ou, IIi. acres II land Alta he'd Ga Limbo
$50 NM al the corner 0f Broad snd I1irty.
sixth streets; and al T. VI. trssr W. ~, sas ~
Park. on the lork-Riser rStltsad' ana a')o'h'
s. cuAFFIN& 4 CO., 81 p. NJ, framed store No
s23 north Third street. "sSftoo Ss J""A
store by Edward Lewis
cvopcr n. CRAWFORD. c Y. NJ, farm Of tire
sni sven cghths serss with DIV eiiing od 81
rooms, ON the Nile-Miie rad haif mile cAss
the city.
COMMISSIONERS sAl.E Of the entire line of %
wa,hinston and OHIO r~iir0'a' AZ ANA''A''''
RICHMOND BAZAAR, 10 A. NJ, househoid fai
/ ritnre. groceries &c.
KINsoN 4 TEMPLE, Y, ~. sale Of cal
! At bsge, green peas, aud iNsh tsp,
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mANcMEsrER AND VICINITY.

The First Trip Of Passenger Train
Across The Belle Isle Bridge.-A trial trip
was made over the Belle Isle and Tredegar
bridges yesterday. A locomotive and
sleeper left the Petersburg shop about
half-past ) O'Clock, got on the Connection
road, and went down TO the Belle Isle
junction. From there the train crossed
over TO the Tredegar, passing through Belle
Isle, and making the trip with more ease
than was at first expected.
At the Manchester abutment OF Belle
Isle bridge, where some extra trestle was
necessary, ii had been thought some diff
Guilty would be met owing 10 the manner
In which The extra rail had to he laid, but
it was crossed easily snd satisfactorily.
The train going little too far In the
Tredegar yard broke the top piece OF one
OF the gates At the mill-race, matter OF no
great consequence.
President Scott, Mr.. John O'Brien (mas-
ter mechanic OF the Petersburg road, Mr.
James VI. Sublett, and several others, were
on the train. II was thought useless 10
try the Alleghany track, as that Is in daily
use.
The train was watched with interest by
4 number OF persons, including good
many OF the operatives at Bell Isle and at
the Tredegar.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-05-16
AFTER FORTY YEARS OF TRIAL,
PERRY DAvIss PAIN-KILLER STANDS
UNRlVALLED.
1T Is sAFE: IT ACTS IMMEDIATELY!
IT NEVER FAILS.

Editor Of the St John N. b. Neos says:
In aesh-wounds aches. pains, sores, etc, II is the
mast eFfcfuaI remedy we know Of No family
should be without bottle Of II for single hour.
From the Cincinnati Dispatch:
We have seen its magic effects, and kn0c u 10
be good article.
From l. :. POTTER, United States Consul at Gre
field, Rhenish. Prussia:
After long years Of use, am satisfied II Is POSI-
lively efficient as healing remedy for wounds
bruises. and sprains.
W. w SHARPER, Valdosta. Ca. says
tits panaoea for AL bruises and burns.
From r. W. ADAMS Saco. Ne;
II gave me immediate relief.
T.. LEWIS says:
I'm forty years use II never has failed me.
W. W.LUni. Nicholyille. y. Y. says:
Iuse your PAIN-kiLLER frequently. tTelieveS
pain and soreness, aud heals wounds like magic.
). W. DEE says:
For scalds and burns 1t has no equal.
PERRY DAvIs's PAIN-KILLER
IS not new, untried remedy For forty years 1t
has been in constant use and those who have used
It the longest are its best friends.
Its success is entirely because ofits merit Every
faulty should have bottle ready for use. Much
main and heavy doctors bills may often be saved
by prompt application Of the PAlN-klLLER.
Unlike most medicines II is perfectly safe even In
the hands Of a child Try II once thoroughly, and
a will proye its value. Your druggist has it al 25c.
Soc, and 81 per bottle.
PERRY DAVIS & SON. Proprictors,
| an l-eodtJel Providence. X. ].
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Gems of Thought"

For four reasons has the Creator decreed
that the earth should be supplied with
water from above, In order that no violent
man should be able 10 cut of the water
from his neighbor's field; that the emf
nences should be watered as well as the
valleys; that the evil yapors should DC u,s-
PEELED; that the inhabitants OF ihe eai'"
turn their eyes heayenward;
For four reasons people should buy their
hoes from Heller 4 Co.'s closing-out sale,
ora Rroad street. They are sold cheaper
than anywhere else; their Stock = nios'
complete and extensive; the Styles are
nobby and varied; the accommodations
ample TO the demand, being the largest "'
tail shoe-store in the city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-05-16

A called meeting Of the Common Coun-
eli was held Yesterday afternoon. The fol-
lowing members were present: Messrs.
Clarke (president), Ammons, Cole, Curtis,
Davis. Edwards, Elicit, Ellyson, Fergus
son. FORESTER. Foster, Gum OF Clay
Ward. Uargroye, Higgins, King. Lubbock,
Patton. Phillips. Pizzini, Potts, Robinson,
Warren. and wcisiger.
On motion OF Mr.. Elicit the reading OF
the minutes OF the last meeting was dis
pensed with.
The session. which was very short. last
ing only about three-quarters Of an hour,
was confined exclusively TO the c0nsidera-
tlon OF matters already passed upon by the
Roard of Aldermen. The following reso-
lutions adopted by that body at it, last
meeting were concurred IN
Resolution appropriating $3.50 for re-
pairs TO the Free bridge.
Resolution to suspend collections from
the United States Government for gas and
water furnished TO the custom-hollse.
Resolutions (3) reiunding culvert taxes
to ID. W. Witte. James Bagley, and John
Bagley, guardian, &c.
Resolution appropriatine $4,000 for the
improyement OF Sh0ckoe creek from
Franklin to Broad street.
THE CITY RAILWAY ORDINANCE.
The ordinance passed by the Board OF
Aldermen allowing the Richmond City
Railway Company TO extend its tracks up
Main street from Eighth street was also
passed-ayes. "a; noes, 0. =.
Mr.. Edwards stated that Mr.. Campbell
was absent from the city.
ON motion Of Mr.. Ellyson, tire Council
adjourned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-05-16

Briefs.-Judge Christian, Of Richmond
Hastings Court, presided in the City Court
yesterday. There were but few cases, and
they not Of special importance.
Several contemplated crownings OF the
May Queen have been declared off in this
city. owing TO atmospheric influences,
leading 20 the supposition that there was
danger OF her Majesty taking cold.
Chesterfield Circuit Court will meet at the
courthouse to-day and adjourn, there be-
ing no further business before il. Judge
Gregory will recommence his term Of the
County Court for May.
Citv-Sergeant Henry Fitzgerald will post
a list Of delinquent taxes at the front-door
OF the courthouse to-day. Delinquents
can avoid being published by hquidating
within ten days. some people appreciate
seeing their names ia the newspapers.
The noble James continues TO rampage,
hut while five feet above ordinary level no.
thing IN the way Of an extensive fresh Is
anticipated.
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/. Or. Hundred Days,

The hundred days Boston sale Of White
Goods, Notions, Millinery, Lace Goods,
Hosiery, and Kid Gloves, &C., opened yes
terday with small line OF fine goods only,
and consumers Of good goods viii find II to
their interest 10 come at once TO BOB Broad
street and make their purchases.
Kid Gloves direct from Boston broker
who represents seven Of the largest facto-
ries In Europe. Best bargains ever seen in
Richmond
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IOR RENI.

DOR RENT, FOR THE SUMMEREA
II MONTHS ST greaily-redaced rates. q E-7.
TWO-STORN BRICK HOT 81, with hot and cold
aisr On each floor. aud In most desirable neigh
horhood. for further particulars apply on the
premises. el3 wesi Grace street. my lo-lt
DOR RENT, STORE No. 325 Frank g.
il lin street between Third and Fourth ia
streets. recently occupied by Messrs: lhaw 4 Da,
shieil family grocery, aud for when " 4, wen
my l4-3t Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-05-16

THE SURRY POISONING CAsE.-Dr. w.
II. TAYLOR, State chemist, has completed his
ANALYSIS Of the stomachs OF Mrs. Il. G..
GRAY and Nj. Travis Jones, who were
poisoned in Surry county on the Sth OF
last month. The Doctor found abundant
evidences Of the presence Of arsenic in
both cases, but says that It was not admin
istered i'm coffee, a. was at first supposed.
He viii leave here next Monday for Surry
Courthouse 10 attend the trial OF Mary and
Virginia Booth, two colored girls, aged re-
spectiyely fourteen and sixteen years, who
are charged with the crime.
II appears that the murderers went very
deliberately TO work in the accomplish
ment of their crime, having first expert
mented with a calf by mixing some Of the
poison in it, feed with fatal effect. \ por-
iion Of the remains Of the calf were also
examined, in which arsenic was found.
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CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.

WILLIAM W. wiNEREE. WILLIAM W. GREER.
Late j. r.. Tyler.
XXTINFREE Il GREER, SUCCESSORS TO
w J. T.. TYLER. CARPENTERS AND BUILD
Frs. No 2lOEhST CAKY STREET. wish o. inform
their friends and the public generally that they
are prepared 20 do all kinds ~ CAKPtNTERS'
WORK AND BUILDING az short notice. A call
solicited. Al work executed promptly and In the
best manner, &c.
Having retired from the above business. take
pleasure IN recommending my friends and patrons
10 the above firm. Thanking for past flyors, &C.,
!. T.. TYLER.
MAY Q. 1852. my lO-2awtJel
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Roms OF India.

The Romany delegation will bring WIN
them the Sdrshta used by them to prove 70
our people that they have been slanderea ed In IN
accusing ace them Of using the Tripod. Iney
viii also introduce their popular bailad
axe TrinaIi." They viii also explain
their system Of trayelling-.igns, explainnrnhs nhs
the % peculiar "patteran OF eachtr!bc' Inc
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FOR LEASE.
no MANUFACTURERS AND OTHERS

/ '''-'
Tho owner Of the property on the south side OF
Byrd street fronting about 1853 feet on the south
side ~ Byrd street and II feet on the line 0 The
Richmond and Allegheny railroad, ofiers - lease
the same FOR a lpng term. or he viii entertain
prot.ltion FOR him 10 erect thereon factories upon
a long lease
enterpffse and persons In that line seeking per
mAnent situation would do well 20 call upon
my il-ood3t GKIBB 4 WILLIAMS.
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my l4,3u,
RUCKINGHAM WHITE SULPHUR

JOHN G.. NORRIS, proprietor of tie shove
sprinfs, wants twenty-five thirty SUMNER
D0ARDERs. Board and lodging. sl 3 per mouth.
Combined with The nne medical properties con-
tanned In the wxtsr pd pleasant country. ten
miles from Farmsfle And six miles from the VIII
lis mountains with convenient c0uveysnccsi,
this Is fne resort for invslids asd city people.
Address JOHN a. NORRIss
my ll-Gts
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Third Ward COnSerUd;iUeS.-The Con-
seryatiyes OF this Ward will meet to-mor-
row night at Dayis's block, Hull street be-
tween Eleventh and Twelfth, at 1880
O'Clock to organize and nominate council
men and a justice Of the peace. A good
turnout OF the party is essential for it. own
welfare
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POLICE CoURT.-The following cases
were disposed OF yesterday:
John Monroe (colored). charged with
being drunk and disorderly, was required
to give surety for his good behavior.
Thomas Jordan, Richard Allen, and Will
lie jefferson (all coored), charged with
breaking and entering the house OF James
Smith and stealing sundry articles there
from. were sent on 10 the grand jury.
Thomas Turpin (colored), charged with
assaulting and beating Patience Turpin.
Continued until to-day.
Joseph Dillard and Frank Jackson Doth
coloredD. charged with stealing q lot OF
bed-clothing from the colored almshouse,
were sent TO jail for fifteen days each.
james Thornton lcolored), charged with
forgery, was sent on to the grand jury.
Dorson Banks (colored), charged with
same offence, was discharged.
Billy Malone, charged with assaulting
and beating John l.. RedfOrd, was dis
charged on payment Of costs.
Thomas Jefferson lcolored), charged with
having in his possession one pair OF shoes
supposed 10 have been stolen. The case
was continued until this morning.
Moses Gray (coloTed), charged with fight
Ing in the street, was fined 50.
Ann Eliza Robinson (colored), charged
with being drunk and disorderly, was
fined $3.50.
James Perkins (colored), charged with
being drunk and disorderly. was fined g.
William II. Mitchell (colored) and Alice
Melton white, charged with disorderly
conduct. Mitchell was fined s. and re-
quired to give surety for his good be-
hayior, and Melton discharged.
Cyrus Pollard (colored) was fined 900
for disorderly conduct.
James Starke (colored), charged with be-
ing a yagrant. was committed 10 Jail FOR
thirty days in default Of surety.
Alexander Debbrees and William Wyatt
Doth colored), charged With being drunk
and using indecent language on the street.
Debbrees was fined - and Wyatt fined
- 80.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-05-16
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