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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-03-14
To-Day's Crime Record.

Lisbon, Ills, March l4-Sunday after
noon, fourteen miles south OF here Cor
don Lord, farmer, shot twice and killed
boy named Hall working for him.
Lord then cnt his own throat and hung
himself. He is believed to have been
temporarily insane.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-03-14
The Weather,

Washington, March i4.-The indica-
tions for the upper Mississippi and lower
Missouri valleys are: Warmer. partly
cloudy weather and occasional rain or
snow. Winds mostly south to west and
lower barometer in the first named dis
tricts.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-03-14
Capital Notes.
BENEFITS MESSAGE

BENEFITS MESSAGE.
Washington, March l4-Secretary
Hunt received a cable message from
James Gordon Bennett at Paris as fol
lows: II have transferred the stsame,
Lena to Lieut.. Harbon, and notified HIM
accordingly. She was put at my dlspo.
sal by the present owner until Septem.
Der. As some repairs are necessary to
put her in order for the use of the search.
ing party will you telegraph Harbon
giving him authority to take charge'of
the Lena on her arrival at Irkukts. Will
undertake repairs, etc." The secretary
telegraphed accordingly.
WILL REPORT FAvoRABLY.
The foreign committee will report fa
vorablY on John Russell Young, minister
to China, and G. A. Logan, minister te
Chill,
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-03-14
First Gun From Maine.

Bangor, Me-, March 14.-Strickland,
republican, was reelected mayor by over
one thousand plurality over Brown, cit.
izens, greenback and democrat, and nine
hundred over all. Total vote 2,49O. Last
year the republican majority was 20 in
total ofs2. .768.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-03-14
Arguments took place Friday in the
supreme court in the case OF the heirs of
Gen. Lee 10 recover from the government
the Arlington estate.

Secretary Folger contemplates issuing
circular on Tuesday calling for bonds,
continued sixes to the amount OF $15.-
100000, payable in three parts Of about
$5.0O0,OOO each, on the Sd, 10th and 18th
ri Nav
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-03-14

Mt. Vernon Gazette: One Of the curl
osities Of the new counties, Is the invari.
able and often bitter prejudice Of the
settlers against every town within their
reach. No now country ever had vii.
lage but that the people Of that country
would kill it if they could. The time va,
whom the people Of Cook county, Illinois,
hated Chicago - heartily as Elk Point,
Vermillion and Canton are now hated
and yet Chicago made Cook county lands
worth from $500 to 5000 per aore. Gan.
ton, Elk Point. vsrnillion, Yankton, Par.
ker and other centefs OF business make
land in southern Dakota worth fifty.fivs
per cent more than 1t would be without
them. A large, Aourishing town makes
property valuable about it, and brings
in capital. immigrants. industry, business
and civilization.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-03-14

The confirmation of Gen. Rufus In.
gals, quartermaster-general, was accom-
plished without serious opposition.
Senator Breck made peech against
tho policy Of appointing officers to q
higher rank merely to retire them. 1t
Is belived that Gen. Ingalls, will at onss
mako new assignments of chief quarter.
masters Of great military divisions.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-03-14

Agent Armstrong has been instr lucted
by the secretary of the interior to send
the 100 Grow children under his care at
Grow agency, Montana, to certain farm
ers in Ohio, to be educated and reared
up to usefulness.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-03-14
The NIOllies.

Uniontown. Penn, March 1.-THE
Mollie Mcguire cases were not prosecuted
to-day and the four accused were dis
charged.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-03-14

The senate committee on Indian affairs
agreed substantially upon Cooks bill to
provide for the allotment of lands in
severalty to Indians on reservations, and
to extend the civil and criminal laws of
the respective states or territories to the
Indians to whom lands are so allotted
within their boundaries.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-03-14
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

NEW YORK.
New York. March II.
ls4H; June, $13ll July fl.s2M MDl.s2ls.
CoRH-Easier, better; fairly active; mixed
western Gash. e8010; future 7l@7la.
PoRK-Firm, l7.xJD$l7.JO.
LARD-Weak, lower, SlO.l7H.
CHICAGO.
Chicago, March II.
W.T. .W1'EATIWeak 7, ds lower; sl.A cash; sl,2sA
=, ,CoRE-strong. higher; s3lkc cash ;82h April
O1Ts. Steady; 4s1c cash; 41Ac March; 4s,sc
April; 4Sx May.
kYE-lower, &c.
BAKLEY-firner 81 90.
WHIsxY-.&1.lS
,PoRK-Sls.0O cash; $3.50 bid April; sl7.12A
.LARD-Strong; higher, $lo.Jo cash; $1os5
May.
:. Hog receipt t.-s,soo; Active. 5@loc higher;
bt.sSs bs.1v 9sG99 g s7 SSSsS,S'; maed, ssloas7o;
Cattle receipts 800; strong, exports 5000
46.7j; good to choice shipping, A56Oa6. 10:
common to fair, $5.2OGJ.4O; mixed butchers
$z70G$ls5; stockers, sS.05.
MILWAUKEE.
Milwaukee. March IA.
April; ssS Nay .4sa yans; sasa so.'a NJ 3;
CoRN-Firm, No. 2, 81.
OATs-41c.
RYE-s4hc.
BARLEY Csc.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-03-14

New York, March l4-Alonzo Follett,
banker No. 8, Wall street, fatally shot
himself.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-03-14

Sioux City Journal: Pat Carey, the
railroad contractor of Elk Point, was in
town yesterday, and Was interviewed
ubout his visit to Milwaukee. He said
that on Friday, the Bird inst, he had q
talk with General Merrill, manager OF
tho Milwaukee road, and the general told
him that the Sioux City-Defance line
would be built this season. This state.
ment Of General Merrill is all that 10
needed in the way Of confirmation ;oi
previous news.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-03-14

The Mississippi river at Prairie du
Chen is entirely clear of ice, with the
water somewhat higher than usual at
this time of the year. 1t has fallen q
little during the last two OF three days.
The ferry boat has already made trips
between Prairie du Chen and McGregor
without any trouble. The prospect is
that boats will arrive from below in a
day or two. Quite q number of men
have been employed on the pontoon
bridge for some time, making the usual
spring repairs, but not half hours time
has been lost by trails thereby.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-03-14

a rargo telegram OF the 9th says: A
little after ten o'clock last night fire
was discovered in the dry goods store Of
Whitehouse & Moody. The fremen
were delayed for about twenty minutes
on account of frozen hydrants, and be-
fore they could begin operations the
flames had spread to the adjoining build.
ings and not until IL o'clock was tho
fire extinguished. The damage is esti-
mated as follows: Whitehouse & Moody,
$4,000; insurance, $4,000; P. q. Tosier.
dry goods. 5000; insurance, $4,000; G.
8. Huntingdon. building $4,000; iusur-
ance. $4,000. Lee 4 Millcr's musical
merchandise and Miss Truesdell's stock
Of stationary we're fully covered by in
surance.
Bismarck Tribune: Tho work of the
chamber of commerce begins to tell al
ready to the advantage of Bismarck.
Every train brings some one seeking a
location for labor or capital, and the Tri-
bune has yet to learn of man who con-
tributed his mite who is dissatisfied with
the returns that are being received. G.
r. Williams said last evening, 81 have
one hundred dollars to help along tho
boom, and am ready to give nine hun
dred more, as occasion demands. for the
same purpose" 1t is that kind of spirit
that will attract attention to the country,
develop its resources and force it ON to
its destiny. Mckenzie, Raymond, Weth-
erby, Weaver and other large contr,bu-
tors entertain the same spirit, and all
feel that their money has been wisel ,
spent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-06-06

COLOEED BAPTIsT SUNDAY-SCHOOLC Union.
The Colored Baptist >uuday->chool Union
was held II Moore->troet church AZ 800 +.
VI. Sunday-W. II. Davis lpresidenil IN The
chair. The exercises were opened With
singing. Rev. c. II. Payne read The oth
charter Oi Psalms, followed with prayer by
DAME! Williams. Of the Firsi church. The
recitatious by the scholars were very inter-
e,ting. a. was also IN essay by Virginia
Hewlett. 0i the Moore-street school. VII
liam Mitchell. Of Mecklenhurg, addressed
the Union. and Rev. c. II. Payne. pastor OF
the church. also spoke in regard TO pa
rents-their relation 10 the sabbath school
and its work generally. The next union
will be held IN Manchester on the Irst SUM-
day in July.
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Ladies'. Ladies' Ladies' with small
Hands.

second opening Of hid Gloves al The
Boston. Broad and second streets. The
small .izes which have been called for in
the Asi ten day, are now in.
The kid-Olovc season l. 30 Tar advanced
that the stock t. not very large. Come
quickly. all who want then.
Pmme.. Pimmes-white. cream, black.
and an COLOR; IN elegant quality and Il
low price.
White Dr,,,. GOol.. C0rset-, Fam,
Comic and Bru.hc-, Neckwear, Emhr0.d-
erie-. Lace, Mems Goods, &c.. &c. 4
dollar worth for dollar every time.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-06-06

COMMENCEMENT ADDRESS. lev. John {.
Hidden. ID. d.. has consented 70 deliver The
annual commencement address before The
literary societies of Richmond Noiiege'
The Young men and the community are 70
be congratulated upon tins -eiectlon- III;
Hiden. an alumnus Of the University OF
Virginia. Is \ platform-speaker as wei IS !,
preacher Of unusual power. TO genera
and varied culture and aecurHte scholar
ship he adds an incisiye style, rare power
Of presenting truth, large humor ana I'a-
tbos. under excellent control, ana rheto-
ricai skiIl winch make him one OF tht
most effective orators in the STATE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-06-06

A. this /, positively the la-t week ~ The
rreat closinu-ouf sale al 2I3 Broad street.
prr.ons In want II shoe. or slipper,
STYLISH. durable. and cheap, would DO vel
10 avail themselvc- q this opportunity %
make their purchases. Parties contem-
plating going 10 the springs, wanting
trunks, c1n get them II cot.
We also desire 20 thank our friends Tor
the liberal patronage bestowed upon us.
and hope 20 merit their continued favor,
when at our old stand, at 81 Broad street.
Respectfully. HEILER d 60.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-06-06
COMMON COUNCIL.

Delinquent Taxcs-street improvement
Extension OF Gas-Pipes-Permiis 10 Erect
Framed BuiIdinxs-E.tra Compensation TO
Public yaeoinators-The Mayors Veto OF
the Tbentre Ordinance sustained-Pnssase
Of the Richmond and Allegheny Railroad
~
Resolution. &c. &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-06-06

The PRESBYTERIAN SyHDAY-SCHO0Is.-
The anniversary ~ the Presbyterian sun
day-Sch0ol Union % Richmond and Nan
chester was held in the second church on
sunday afternoon. and a vast thr0nG OF
children. teachers. and friends crowded
the very aisles Of the building. The exer-
cises were conducted by the President. J..
-. h. sleight. with W. L. Illl. Esq. act
ing as secretary. ON the platform and in
tie audience were Rev. Dr.. Read, llogc,
Preston. and Richardson, Reys. DuNal, Of
Wilmington, Del; George Summey. Of
Graham. Y. c.; and Peyton Hoge, Of
Richmond
The meeting was opened with singing
" All Hail the Power of Jesus Name. -
prayer hy Rev. Mr.. DuNal. and reading the
twenty-third Psalm by Rev. Or. Read.
Secretary Hin then presented the follow
ine statistical report for the year-yiz.:
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Is yorH LIvEn on on ORprRf

Tisr Is your whole system deranscd The blood
i itppurs the breath offensive. you have headache.
fe..l iangaid dlsp.rlted, and nervous. To prevent
4 more serious condition. tske At oncc SIMMONS
Liver REGULATOR. Genuine prepared oniy ~
]. H. ZEnIS & GO.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR TO-DAY.-For the Mid.
die Atlantic States. generally fair weather.
northwest 10 southwest winds. higher ba-
romeier. slight rise in temperature.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

Er- on all sales Gf Real Estate made between the
lsi ~ January and last Of June the laxes for th<
present year have 60 le paid by The purchaser. ON
al sales made between The LIT of July and last "
The year the taxes have - &c paid By the seller.
This custom VA adopted about fifteen ycar~ ago
hy all the red estate agents Ia Richmond, and sl-
piles 20 Richmond and vicinity.
X. II. CHAfFlN & CO. 3 =. NJ. e,ccusor's sale OF
th- real estate q TIE corner n Main snd him
streets, knoNn A. tile residence q the late Mrs.
Louisa q. Allan.
GRURBS & WILLIAMS le ". At their oGHce,
commissioners sale ~ farm 4 2ss rfre- ia
Henrico county, about Eve miles nofiGuc.t of
kichmond.
GBUBBS & WILLIAMS. 81 +. NJ. commissions
ere sale Of building lot on tie north s.le 0f
Grace street near Pine street.
CHI BIS & WILLIAMS. ., p. NJ. residence At
tie corner = Grace aud Pine streets.
!. THOMPSON BROWN. Q T.. NJ two building
lots on Laurel street between spring and China
strrets.
WILLIAM !. MCNAMARA. s p. ". building lot
iugton streets.
y. GODDIS son. 8 p. ~. three lots At Rock
cts. IN Port Mayo, ou Front. second. and
Third streets. near Louisiana street.
YURhAN TUPPER. 81 i. a.. executors sale II
street between Washington and Randolph
streets.
CHEWING & ROSE. F. ". soyenty-dve and
one half feci - ground on mn street lsiwccn
Jackson AID Duval streeis
GEORGE :. NAsHON & son, o T. NJ trick
puse on kroad street between Madison and
- NTrslu streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-06-06

TIE WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly
cloudy and pleasant.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY g A. W, 81 ;
. 4. NJ, 20; noon, rs: Z. NJ, as; y.
NJ, 30: midnight, 81.
Mean temperature. 20 Is.
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SPECIAL ATTENTION - CALLED 20 the auction
.aie Il The Allan Homestead" AZ ffih and Main
ftroets. TI.is EvENisG AZ : o'clock. II iias Seen
divided into lots and win - soid according 70
plot. Come everybody.
RIB CHATrIN & Co. Aucti0neers.
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cTMMER BOARDERs.
BOARDING.

DARTIES VISITING NEW YORK
4 VIII nud FlEST-s LASS APARTMENTS
AND BOARD 10 30. lu- EAST TWENTY
THIRD STREET Lection most central. and
easy - access - any IN tlecitY House newly fur
ul-hcd throughout Attendance lr,t-ciG.-. ilTtics
desiring o. secure rooms ln advance may lFcss
Mrs. WILLIAM BENAN a. above.
my li-Zawfw
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You can throw pair 81 CEiLViiiD hfk-''iAss
FRANEs On the pavement without hruASins neia.
For sale by al leaclns lew.ilsrs aud opticians.
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JosEPH NJ. BLAIR, grocer. sc Main street,
has some sweet Virginia Wine that = all
solurely pure and very palatabie al sl-1Q
gallon
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the Council that II session Of the School
Board held last evening james II. Peay,
Jr., Esq, was elected secretary of the
Board, subject 10 the approval Of the City
/ Council, a. provided In section } OF chap
ter 30 Of the City Ordinances, page 29i.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
4. VI. KELLEY,
President pro ten.
The action o, the School Board was ap-
proved.
RESOLUTIONS.
BY Mr.. Mcdowell: 4 resolution asking
The Committee on Streets 10 report at the
next meeting on the ordinance n 10 the
washing 81 vehicles. Referred.
By Mr.. Phillips: Requesting the Water
| Committee 20 make 4 report in relation TO
the expenditure Of money appropriated for
the construction Of the new stean-pump
and appurtcnances. Referred.
BY Mr.. King: Requesting the street
Committee 10 take such steps as are neecs-
sary 20 have IiarvIe street opened from
Park avenue 10 Ryland street. Referred.
BY Mr.. Cole: Insiructing the street Com
mitfee to have 4 stone crossing placed on
Grace street, west side, at the corner OF
Twonty-second and Grace streets. Re-
ferred.
BY same: Instructing the Street Com
mittee 10 gutter Twenry-third street. west
side, from VI 10 the avenue. Referred.
by same: lnstructing the City Engineer
TO remove the steps from Twenty-frst and
Grace streets TO Franklin and Twenty
second. Referred.
BY same: Instructing the Street Com
mittee TO curb and place 4 cobblestone gut
ter on the south side Of VI street between
Twenty-third and Tweuty-iourth. Refer
red.
Adjourned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-06-06

THOUSAND HEALTHrUL rIEsE<rs are biend-
cd In TARBASr's sELrzER APxHIESr. coutatn-
Ing as " does all the virtues ~ the celebrated sIt-
zer Spring, whose name 10 bears sold by all drug
gist..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-06-06

0rR COUNTY, FRIENDS must no, forget that
we keep a large stock Of all grades of HARVEST
NHiSKEY. W. u. BLAIR A Co
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Church Nol~s.

AT Park-Place Methodist church the pas
tor preached morning and night. In the
morning 4 missionary collection was taken
up. and an amount above that asked for
was raised.
At Trinity Methodist church the pastor
preached morning and night and received
four members by certificate.
AZ the Manchester Methodist church the
pastor preached morning and night and re-
ceived two members by certificate and one
on profession OF faith.
At DR.. Hoge's church sunday morning
fifteen persons were received into the mem
bcrship 10y profession Of faith or upon let
tcrs from other churches.
At Pine-street Baptist church the pastor
preached morning and night. and four per-
sons were received 10y letter at the COM
munion service in the morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-06-06

DO Not Pan TO ATTEND the auction sale of
the Allan properly Fifth aud Main strvees,
THIS EVENING st . o'clock.
II. II. CHAFrIS & CO.. Auctioneers.
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T OsT CERTIFICATES RICHMOND
L. CITY BONDS.

Pursuant b the ordnance N surh caso fnsde snd
uroyid.,d. aud pn,uaTaf.ry o. making application
fr ticir reissue. hereby aGferti.s t1e lee - ue
following Ilst q BONDS OF TIE CITY DF
RICHMOND. restoration II which. ~ - any part
fher,of. Viii bc Nhtraily rrsardel-fiE.s
- fer cent. bpuds stapIing iu DE raine ~ Charles
5. Roe trustee. Ac-s
~. 8.nTS. due July ]. l--7--ftu.
NJ. 1925. due Julf 1, iee--fiOu.
No 4.e86. luc January J. 1Q0f-S5no.
No. l.7sX, auc January I, lyuo--ioo.
No. - -u, jue July /. lsD5-.tpN.
T1T cent. bonds iu a3lne n Thomas h- bHil4er-
fp4rf gusrfiinu- &C.
No. S.--Z. due JaLGtfy 4, iifnG-s 100.
No. -.~~ 3. duo January !. lel--sBu0.
% r-r cent. bnUl- ln nam, rf fhsilas ". Lulhes-
foord. tru-toc f.r Mr.. ~alle o. boltng'
No. lO.3S3. dlr JuiY d, l--J-s5ro.
No. lO.72r. doe = -.g 7. le-h-sZy0o.
. rcr ceut. bonds IA lHme 4 Niss ,4rah Euther-
fyorl.
No. -. dlc july ]. ~ So u 500.
No. 1905. due Jelly i. l9H1-18UN-
No. 1873. due AuuarT ]. leof-stoN-
Uef cent b0nds, ia name ~ Misc sarah BUtser-
ford.
No 2-84G. dne January J, l9n7-ss90.
80. 1.B47. Que July 4, lP0r---pp.
No -.gs5, aus J1s.u1ry i. lBD1--lNn.
10. Z.go2. 1ue JsnRary !. Iyp1-si .C.
All The above bonds were ln nay kee1tns. and
burned o ny ron .afe al he 1uIuing u "a, fac
tory. ~undly March ZG. l--Z.
40 le-Tu3m THOMAS NJ kuIiiLksoDsD.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-06-06

HorsKKEEPEhs will and 4, % taeir Interest 10
examine ZfMsEns sclf-puri ying rrviacai Re
frtrerator bcfore purchasing elsewhere 1915 Maia
street
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rERRY DAyIs's FAIN-KnLEI

is @ sure cure for Di4rrhga Dyseutery, summer
Complaint Cli0icra Morbus. ETC.. and Is perfectly
arfr
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HOKSES. MILES. dc.

COB SALE. APAIR OF PONIES ~
4 suitable FOR phacton-fa,t. sound. aud ~
gentle also. TOP PHAETDN Btbrl ues. and
ht-t 60 y nakC-sold Tor waui ~ use Adjry-ss
!. Y H.
care Carrier No. o. clfy posi-aftoe.
f.r-Tr( Tf1ts
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AaNzaSILLA SHERRY. VIRGINIA and In
PORTED CLABKr W.D. BLAtRxCa.
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Sc. only for 4 Picnic CIGAR.

GBEES GRocERs and ieakrs in bottled sle,
beer, &c. shosld not he without ZrNNEE's ic4-
Cave. 1918 Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-06-06

has i-,n lh,sosghiy tested FOR
DYSPEPSIA,
INDIGESTION.
ElL-oT >NESS,
WEAKNESS.
DEBILITY.
oNEEWORk.
EHEIMATI>N.
NEURALGIA.
CONSUMPTION,
LIVER COMPLAINTS,
KIDNEY TROUBLES. &C.
AID It never faiis 90 render -pcc1y and p-rmanou.
r,reG s. 3-eodIw
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-06-06

ZNNER's TROPICAL REFRIGERATOR is war
ranted TO give satisfaction. 1915 Main stree..
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PERRY DAvIs's PAIx.TSIr-LRn-
GUNNER COMPLAINTS.

At this scaeon various disease of the bowels are
prevalent. Gnd many lirss Gr, osf through lack OF
knowledge ~ @ safe and SUR remedy.
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ZDhEE's TROPICAL RETBICERAroR is self
purifying and cooled by current Of cold air.
1915 Main street.
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SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.
SMMONs LIVER REGULATOR.

NlAAON> LlN LII AEhA La lNA-
ASK THE RECOVERED
Dysperflcs, Bilious sufferers, victims ~ feveT and
Ague. thc Mcrouf al-lnseased paueni
HOW THY RECOVERED
lie4lh, cheerful sr8ri,s, and good appetite they
viii tell you ~ taking
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.
For DYSPEPSIA. CONSTIPATION. jaundice,
Bilious Attacks. slCK HEADACHE, Collie, DE
preston o. spirits. SOUR STOMACH, Heartburn
II HAS 80 EQUAL.
4lss uursyailed southern remedy j. warranted
not - contalu single particle u MEEcCEi or any
Injurious mineral substance, hut Is
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aes.asebe. mouth tastes badly, poor appetite. and
tf,.-Its ff..l vou arr suffering from torpid liver
"a laliousI4s-ss." and uu.l'ng vii cure 90p ~
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SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR
Ifis given win safety and the hsppesi results q
the most delicate infant. /; tker tht tart "i qui'
uint and hlfiers q every Kind. u D. uie cheapest
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-06-06

DON'T UsE sTINULASTs. has nature real bra. y
and Derve-fOOd-HOP BITTriss.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-06-06

POLICE C0CET.-Tbe following ca-es
were disposed of Yesterday:
Th0m8, Slmuel,. charged with Icing
drunk. was fined 81.
Eliza Perkins lcol0redl. charged with a.
sauItiug and threatening 10 beat Lucy
Perry. was fined ..
william II. staple, and William Whit
Doth coiored. charged with fighting and
creating disturbance In the street. sta-
pie, wa fined = md Whit -. Anappcal
was taken 20 the Hu>ting. Court.
Jane Ro,. lcolored. charged with as-
saulting and beating Fannie Darlington.
was fined -.
". L. Gil. charged with being drunk
and sleeping in the market. was fined 90.
Martin Jones ,c0lored). charged with A.
sauliing and beating Layinia Jones, WIS
required 10 give surety for hi, good beha-
KiUr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-06-06

EOR SALE. 4 BEAUTIFUL. IN
i STYLISH BLACK HORSE. medium -[r5A
20. f.-t ln arue-s. -luud- in eFtrs gsp.rt. Can
b.. -,,n 70 RICH AED-DN'- sable. fI Nunrfc
street pefwesn Broad ana Marshall. Appiy At
lsz4 20 lu -frti. e. t-Jt