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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-05-02
A CHINESE LOVER.

When the Siddons family in Virginia
first heard from their son IN California,
after the four years silence enforced by
the civil war, they learned that he was II
stock-rancher, living on a foothill pas
ture farm, a days drive from San Fran
cisco. taking such care as he might OF
his three motherlesS children. Gneved
as were his father and mother at his loss,
they were hardly prepared Tor the
prompt decision of the Youngest dadgh-
ter 70 60 at once to her brothers re-
lief.
In six weeks from the receipt OF Mr..
Siddon's letter, his sister stood at his
door to be received by her astonished
kinsnlan with grateful tears by the
neglected children, with wondering de-
light but with somber discomfort by
the slatternly housekeeper, who had as
PRED 20 become permanent mistress OF
the situation, and caused an ~ CRY re-
trs az OF the women, with a muttered state
ment that Ms Siddons was only nj to
he served bv them nasty Cinnamon,
for no dacint woman would stand the
likes OF her domineerin' ways.
The brave little woman fought the
demons OF hunger, dirt. and disorder
that confront every establishment her
zeal and perseverance wrought success
but at painful cost.
A month Of this unwonted toll had
left her wan and thin but she pressed
back the tears from her eyes, and mend
ed the children's pinatores, while keep
ing an oversight OF their play, and also
browning coffee.
4 light football on the piazza, and
soft tapping az the easement of the open
door, drew her ewes toward Chinaman,
tall. Youthful. comely. iauutily, dressed.
This Monaghan exquisite presented q
delicately tinted, family periumed bill
let, addressed -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-05-02

Generous to q fault may be said Of
many men. At least they are generous
enough to their own faults.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-05-02
Your friend.
ALICE SHELDON. "

He was hired and once in full posses
sion, Fanny ran out to hug the children
in her rapture and spying her brother
riding up the fOCthill trail from the val
lev, she lightly flew down the path to
meet him, accompanied by the shouting
tho OF Youngsters.
Comfort and order descended at once
on the storm tossed household. Beauty
fer ashes, indeed - said Fanny, as the
shining stove and glisteniDg copper tank
refreshed her vision, and the kitchen as
Stunning a trim, coquettish air. Some
weeks enSued without a display of the
Chinaman's jealous sensitiyeneSs but
when the changes OF the cooks bill of
fare had been all produced, Fanny sug.
geSted a variation IN the menu.
He was instantly aggrieved- ''You no
lkev NE, YOU no thinkey me good cook /;
/ go way, Won catchey one good cook,
he said with injured countenaEce.
Only by adroit compliments could
Fanny obtain his consent TO the prepare
tion of any dish heretofore unknown to
him. "'YoI makes one time next time
/ heap Sabe, you no more makey, were
his largest concessions.
Robert soon grew impatient of this
uadue sensibility, and more than once
administered a harp reprimand, insist
ing that Fanny's wishes should be obeyed
without question. The result OF this
was generally sulky fit on the part Of
All Tow, which lasted till Fanny coaXed
him by emollient batteries Into beaming
good humOr.
1t was hardly surprising that All Toy
developed a dog like fondness for his
Young mistress, being never too busy TO
black her boots or to saddle her pony /;
nor could he be persuaded To stop pump
ing water before midnight If her flowers
were languishing from drouth,
Winter approached, MIR. Siddons was
often absent for fortnight or longer,
trusting his establishment to the guar
dianship of All Toy, who looked to the
interest of the ranch with amusing os-
tentation, and regarded Fanny and the
children with looks OF radiant pat
ronage.
Al Toy, solitary in the kitchen, Que
rainy evening donned his best silk
blouse, and, rapping at the door, timidly
begged leave to join the little circle.
As the dog and cat were outstretehed IN
lazy content on the rug, it seemed hard
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-05-02
Miss FANNY STDDONS,
Mountain Home.
~
Urbanity Of All Toy.

Fannie opened the envelope, to read,
in firm but lady like chirogaphy, a
letter of most gratifying import.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-05-02

MY DEAR Miss SIDDoNs-NOur brother
din. ! with u l,-t week, and gave Us graphic
account Of your Uials with ChiuSmen. He
also told u with deep feel Of the generosity
and solf-sacrifce that had brought YOU 10
wilderness 10 be "A mother 10 his children. All
Toy hss lived with rs for three yeas. He came
80 rs Unframed, bat has become the best All
Toy l ever knew. tie can cook very salts
factoniy. J. a superior hundryman. can milk,
cut wood. drive the cayrnge, and even run the
sewing. mschine. He j. clelnly, honest, faith
ful; but, lest you di,b,leve IN paraSons must
own that he i unduly sensitive, and has been
Somcwha, spoiled. lie viii need all the praise
yoa can reasonably Le>tow, aud viii deserve
II; - hope YOU Wi.l be ready TO ooucilaie his
morbid aVproo3tiven' -.
s.A orr friend
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-20
Erfnrs nntl Pcr~onais.
December 10, lSs2.

The Uaitrd states forces YESTERDAY cap
tured Justice I>beil, charged with violation
Of elect ION laws.
At the meeting Of the colored Ministers
Union held in The study Of the First Bap-
tl:' church last Monday il WIS decided that
all Of the pastors % coiored churches IN
this city be requested u preach 2 sermon
on temperance at j. O'Clock \. n. next
sunday. December IL.
There viii be o iinn match-gamc Of pool
to-uight at MaiH-Strcet Exchange between
Brian and McCombcr. Contest will De-
best in thir.y-one games. Some lively
playiuc may be expected.
The American schooner Charles \. C0u-
lomb. 29l tons, George ". Norwood mas
ter. ollarcd from tine cust0m-house yestCr-
dly for Havana, cuba, with 300 tons coal.
shipped ~ Bermuda Hundred. and 1850
bundle, smoOth-sAayed hoops, shipped 90
CITY p0int-toial value. $3.50.
Now i tie time 10 tell the polite me--
chant. Houses are crowded and buyers,
are busy, aud thc saie-mcn and propr.c-
tors have 90. much o. 90 as possible. Til,
i 10 excuse Tor Tldenc--. and tie cu--
toner Should marx the man who ~ the
day OF plenty become, Indifferent and
rude. There are very few of these sort oi
tradesmen in Richmond, bat there are
some.
Judge Hughes. OF Co9chland county,
viii hold q special term 0f tie Circuit
Court on January -. 1853.
= col0red man. name unknown. Wa>
found dead beyond the Fairgrounds a day
or two since. Coroner Atkinson, OF Ham
over, va, notified. The man evidently
ir7Ze 10 death.
Me,srs. George :. Bernard, Fayeitc
Watkins, and Judge Joseph Budd, aiior-
news 10 law in Petersburg. were in the city
Yesterday. being Interested in the decision
OF the Court Of Appeals in the Petersburg
cases.
sIr. William Bernard, OF Gordonsyilie,
was in the city ycst rdly.
Governor Cameron Wa. expected 20 re-
turn 70 the city Inst night on the l0-o'ciock
train.
Yesterday the following convict, were
resontenced 70 the pcnitentiary by the Cir
cult Court: Andrew Corhin, Gilbert Coles.
J.R.W Harvey. Frederick Green. Charles
Hambrick. Charles Gray, Dabney Brook-,
John Griffin, Charles hcc'ley, and Robert
Johnson.
Yesterday the Richmond Circuit Court
was adjourned for the term. Judge Well
ford viii 90 over to Petersburg 20 hold
court for Judge Weisiger, who j. III.
The police arrested q man yesterday
named John walker for passing worth
les check on q SCVen;eeath-strect mer-
chant. Walker vas locked up in The First
-tati0n-h0U~e, and bis case viii be heard
/ lciore Justice Richardson this morning.
The number OF cakes THAI viii be baked
Eof,~aer, fhi. time and Christmas Will be
simply astonishing.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-20

The Case Of tho nedtca, stuacut..

The following paper has been sent the
Govsrnor:
To His Ercsllsrcy ". Z. Cameron, Coz.
ernor Of Firyinia:
We have the honor to appear before you
as committee from the Richmond Acade-
my OF Medicine. appointed at it, regular
meeting held last evening, 10 petition yorv
Excellency for the pardon Of W. A. Smith
and W. ID. Meredith, two students OF the
Medical College OF Virginia who were yes
terday found guilty In the Hastings Court
OF Richmond Of attempting 10 violate the
sepulchre and sentenced to six months
imprisonment In the city iail.
While we are aware that the statutes Of
Virginia contain well-defned laws upon
molesting cemeteries, and especially upon
exhumiag bodies therein, and that there is
O general sentiment peryad:ng the minds
OF The body polite upon this subjec.-a
positive, 3 decided sentiment-which we
will not attempt 10 contravene, we at the
same time feel confident that your Excel
! lency is fully aware Of the fact that dis
sections are Indispensable for the proper
instruction OF medical students. and that
this branch of instruction has been carried
on from the time that medicine became
a recognized science down 10 the present
day. SO indispensable l. this department
ol the instruction Of student. that no med
zeal college either in Europe or this coun-
try could exist which declared its intention
OF dispensing with dissection. In several
countries IN Europe dissection is not ONLY
/ legalized but certain classes Of bodie. are
regularly turned over 10 the medical col.
leges for this purpose. The State of New
/ York. recognizing the importance OF dis
section and the necessities Of the times,
came boldly forward and placed dissection
upon it. proper legal relations % the state:
in plain words, legalized dissection. such.
/ however, is not the case in Virginia: and
20 long as the law remains upon the statute
book il j, supposed 10 be obeyed. and med
ical Men have Teen forced 10 obtain their
material es test they could. always endcr-
yOring TO procure the same Ia the mguner
least calculated 10 shOck the moral sense of
the community.
In this especial case We pray Your EX-
celleHcy's clcmency on account Of the
youth @! the offenders, their Ignorance Of
the character OF The crime they were COM
, mitting. the necessity they believed for the
procuring Of these bodies in order 10 aid
The cause o. medical science. In fact, they
felt Is II they were more in the line Of duty
than violating law. The spirA IN which
. crime Is conceived and the purpose for
which il l. executed have always entered
largely into the estimate Of il. heiR0usness
and the amount OF punishment moted ont
to IT,
From the cited facts in this case We feel
confident tiat your EXcellency viii not
fail 10 extend that mercy ~ these uuior-
tuna'e young men which You have always
shown 70 Others where You recognized the
violation q the letter OF The law without
moral intent.
We have the honor to BE-, yours most
respectfully.
LANDON i. EDwAEDs. VI. D..
HUNTER NCGCIRE. VI. -.
THOMAS }. MOORE. VI. D..
Committee.
December 10, iSS2.
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sui,i,Ie of an Army Officer.

4 telegram was received at the War De-
partment Monday morning stating thai
Liertcnant-Colonel George W. scboaeid,
OF the sixth cavalry, shot himself dead AZ
Fort Apache. Arizona Territory. on the
morning oi the 18th instant, while 4;
rcyeille. Colonel Schofeld was a native OF
New York, but was 4 resident OF Missouri
when the rebellion broke out. He entered
The volunteer service in October, 1861. a.
fir-t lieutenant Of the First Missouri artil-
lcrv. and wa promoted TO captain on Sep
tembc. !. 1862. On March 2, 1854, he was
apnoiuted Northumberland OF the second
Missouri artillery, and on January 20. lsGj,
was breyetled brigadier-genersll for gallant
and mcritoriOus services. He was In active
service throughout the war.
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MoRrrAnY REPoET F0R TIE WEEK ESD-
ING SATURDAY. DEcEMDEn lG. lsS2.-CaaseS
Of Death: ApOpleXy, white; casually,
/ colored: consumption, colorcd; conyu'-
sions iniantilel, white, coiored Group.
1 white. ! colored fever ('yphoidb |
white: fracture, colored; gastrius. /
eolorcd: heart iiseasc, white, eolored;
meningitis. colored: old age, colored; /;
paralysis, white; pneumonla. ; white, !
colorcd; rheumatism, coio-ed; unknown,
3 colored; womb-disease. co.ored; other
diseases. coloTed. Whole number Of
deaths in the city, exclusive Of still-birth>,
3i-whitc. 6: coored, -. Locality: NaE-
shall Ward. 4 Jeticr-9n Ward. .; Madison
Ward, A: Monroe Ward, !; Cl1y Ward, 81;
Jackson Ward, :; aim m-hou,e. 4.
Rate OF morality of whole population
was 23.C7 per 1000 per annum; rate Of
mortality Of white population was lilo
per 1000 per annum; rate OF mortality o.
colored population was i0.sJ per 1900 per
annum. J.. q. CABEiL, VI. D.,
President Board OF Health.
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MRS. wINsLOw's SOOTHING
vi sfhtP.

Rev sylsanus Cobb thus writes IN Gle Boston
Ctri6tf2n Freeman: We world by no means re-
commend say slnd of medicine which We did I,ss
know % tc gfot-pfr: cilarig foT iDfanis- Eat of
MR5. WiNHONs SOOTHING sYErP We oas
speak from Lnowlefsc; iH oar own family ~ iras
proved a blessing iElecG ~ eiFiBg an infast
troubled siih eo.ic palns, quiet sleep, and Nc
parents uabroken ret ~ niHht. A9s; psrcnts can
appreciate thee DiCsiags. lic7c Is an article
when WOsts - perfection. and which l. harm
les; gor the sseop which lt afords tie lnfsHt is
perfectly natural, ani tie Liilc eherlb a~akas
bright as q bulton.T And daring '.e process cf
tectling, is value is inca,culaiip- We have sss-
Qlcnuy heard mothers .1y that llry wovii NOT Dc
without il f.osa tie birth ~ tie child t'iI 70 lad
a,i-Aef sila Tie iocti.Gg de.c on any coisssIera-
ton wha:cYcF. sid by ali druggists. % ssats
q bottle. % lS-codiw
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NV PUBLICATIONS.
u,ur cupIsTMAs ST. NICHOLAS.

The December lchrisimasl NO OF '''s ''''''-
MAGAZINE for young foIss Is Away. INT f'eA''''
Issae 0. the year. THIS season II has Z nc" '''''
aaexsuns,te CHRISTMAS eard.in seven co'ofs' - >
,ro,,,ss,e.e: ~CransmamIna's feaFis' s'0'
Tor rlris. b. LOUISA u. ALcosf' "'Ns
een,ry-,llus.-s.ed uieis ''The Field OF 'he Oi'.'
~ co,a.~ a ca;itd siry story by fEANA ~
srocxroS; An iliaas1ied paper for boys' .o-''.
Ing on Lake Winnipeg; an amusing A'i','I's'
OF chldren";. Ckr.5tmas s,ories' poems w.
fu,.- a-e pictures Chi ,tss carol win ~"'''''
ETC., etc. .,r Oh
!. ts supesb Christmas book, costing 'hi' -
eeu.s. Yirs. edliioa. 100000.
Nex veariy sabscgi5ars for ST. NiCi'0A'.A9
WHO b..,ia Win tits Deeeliber No. can have "'s
November No. free and thus legln TIC vo''iiis -
The capital serial stories by j. l. ih"" AA'DS,
and fnasx n. s1ocKroS. All eeaief' 'uiP''
Nos. aad tate sub ,er' y,ions. Pdcr' " 'es.'
r1IE CENTURY COMPANY.
New Yogs. y. l.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-20

wHnOg's CoNPOUSD or pCRE CoD-I.IvxR
on AsD IIsfE.-The advantage cf t'sis compound
Over The plain oil Is that Tie Dansea;iHg taste of
tbe oil Is entirely removed sn Tie ~boc rerfi Esd
paiaiabls. Tie oleRiye taste OF the OIL has long
aetef a. great Objection 70 10 &C; bal In this
form the trouble Is obyi-tcd. host Of certificates
might hc sirei here 20 ,st,fy to thcexcelienctand
snccess of WILBoK's top-LivER OIL And
LINZ; bet tie fact that l. prescribed by The
medical facuity l. srAcieai- fos sale oy 4. u.
Wf.DoK, Chemist, Boston. and bY all druggists
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Ei,c SiFcet4ar Drivers.

Perhaps there is not class oi people in
The city that Is - hlrd-w0rked. and none
that are more faithful in the discharge Of
their lab0rs, than the street-car drivers.
A. Z reward for their services. and matter
of ACKNOWLEDGMENT of the same, cannot the
superintendent OK the company give the
men Chrttmas-Gay for a h0hdayi One
day n the year is little enough.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-20

Cri.0n Mccarthy Is 20. are m Pace.
Block, s9j Main street. and are too busy 10
write long and detailed description OF
their elegant and varied stock OK Christmas
md New-Ycar present.. Read somebody
else, advertisement and then come and
buy Of Us. We are under the tower,
Pace, Block. S0j Main street, between
Ei-hth anl Nilth-bookselicrs stadoners.
and uuIlt~ior-
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A Toilet Worn at u Wedding.
Iron the Bcston Herald.

4 beautiful toilet worn by young LADY
at a noon wedding was OF ciei-blue oi'onlan
liz for the basque and train, and pale-blue
Lrocaded velvet for the three tIradths ol
the Detticoat front. The very small bonnet
was Of plain velvet OF the same lshI.Dils ,l,
shade. laid in soft irregular folds tnat oiG
not define the crown or bfim, trimmed
with a large cluster OF pale-pink roiebud'
tan-colored. long mousquetaire gloves o.
undre.Ssd Kid. The long plush cloak wa:
Of dark garnet, trimmed with fuii rueh'
Of chenille fringe.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-20
AUCTION SAILS THIS DAY.

er- On al Szicg ~ ii Txtat. made bcsw >s1 IL
~ ~ January and ltsi - June the tsNns for uSg
pfes ut year have - se paid BY tso porchas.r. On
~ -licF male between tic lst 81 Jolly as Isse 81
the year the taxes have to be ps.d bs the seiisr.
fThl. custom was adpited about sftcef. ys<ars sgo
by all fhc zeal estate sss~ts IA R.csiaoxs;. 4ad sD-
plles 10 EichmoEd sad s.ciEiiN.I
SUTTON 4 co. L. NJ store N2. $50 ease
BFo4G street.
CHEWING 4 ROSE, 4 4. M. veiy a.siia's'e
bfirk dsr,i < aud tifce huliiag lOtS oa Ihc
north side cs DLy4i L,twesn Iirst and ~.
Jainss streets
DAVENPORT Z IORpIs. IL ~, valuable ana
well-ss.ortci stock Of grO' erts~.
j. THOMPSON BROWN, Al r. A.. rev two
room frame hoase aRf l.. be.veca Car, stsee1
and nOli wood.
JOHN ". WEIGHT. shes>s' city OF fietmoaA.
Ia 4. NJ. t~o iierclc ss@ohcs, OF Stages
RICHMOND BAZAAR, 10 4. 81. sorsss, nries.
sc.
JSO. y. LAvGHTOS, Jg.. s.sd aud sl,ver
watches, fiseg-pl-Sd waIe. &c.
JSO. T. LAvGiiFoS, JE.. 10 A. NJ , spd 9 r.
II, lHrse II, q sissss. cherccts. Ae-
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Pure Mince-Meat at 12ic per pound;
Pure Cooking-Wine at $3.50 a gallon:
Pure Rum AT $3.50 gallon;
Best Old Jamaica Rum at s6 4 gallon;
Pure Scotch Whiskey at - a gallon:
Best old scotch Whi-kcy at 81 a gallon
Good Table sherry Wine 1t $3.50 q sal
lon:
Wine Jeil!es. Orange Marmahde.
salad Dressing. Grated Horse c-Radish.
Preserved Ginger. Clipped Ginger,
and everything that honsekeoper needs
can be- procured Of Joseph VI. Blair
grocer, SOB (Pacc Block Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-20

PcUITIY-TmEvEs- Now that Christmas
Is most here, and poultry Is Ia demand, il
would be well for owners oi fowls 10 keep
sharp lookout for thieves. Daily ports
OF hen-roost-rohheries sre current, aud
chickens had better sleep within locked
doors. Night before last the premises of
Nr. Thomas McNi,en, l4i0 north second
street, were entered, and six geese stolen
Strange rs ii may appear, the chickens IN
the same house were left undisturbed. This
rogue must have been a dainty one.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-20

Bad Erc1 p. Pain IN re sitc. s'ac mes he pain
g. flit under tls ~hoGit r-hiade. mis- zen Tor
Rheumatism. leFs iO~s q Appetite ls H "a, Asl-
erilv cc-tiv- sometime a-t--n- i1- WIZ AK tAc
bad i- troubled Nit pcil. i- Ouli ana heavy WIN
con Siderable loss % emery. accon PANIED WIN Z.
painful -cuslfisl of ie@V4u- undone s9lnt--ll r
Which Ouaht o. have feen done: slight, dry coush
and flushed face g. sometime an aticu liant, cl zen
m sla6eu for con sumption: tlc ililent cci p.l n
iled. feet cold o. burning. sometiiue' pFicAi!
zsnsl.l1u of tic -klu exists, -piUt- ar, iH" !-l
despoulflf. and. although s-tl-Ned tlt- tAtlli,t
would re btleHcial. TCt one can hardy -iiili uii
W ri tulc 90 - i.-lu fact, ID rn,ia tFttN lt =
eaV Several of the above symptoms Ai Gnu - ~. :
di-.s-e. but cases lrFc crcuTrcl lfn DIX ~ On
th.-l e-i-ta.i. vef erarr .i.au after celll i-ss
-aovu tie LIVER - lave been EXTENSIVE! c.
ranged.
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Solid oysters, eighty cents per gallsn;
prime pOrtcrhousc bcei, twelve cents per
pound; prime sirl0in beef, ten cents per
pound; and al other meats. fruit, veg
etabics, and can goods IL same low prices,
FOR cash. 80 PHILTTs's
Monloe Market, 40I west Grace street.
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WEATHER REPORT

NDicATloNs FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid.
uw 'y Auantic States, increasing cloudiness.
loao"ed 10y rain and snow, northeast ~
sou,heast winds, lower barometer. and
slight rise in temperature. ~
IHE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
comfortable. ''''"
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: A. NJ % {.
y A. NJ, %; noon, s;.3P. NJ, IS; 6 p.
~, 81; midnight, &c.
Mean temperature. % sc.
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Ehr.sfmas limitations.

\ cordial invitation l. EXTENDED to all
who want Christmas supplies 70 call or
send orders for groceries. wines. liquors.
snd ciears to the old, reliable house OF
Walter n. Blair.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-20

Uorsrorp's ACID PHOSPHATE FoE WAKE
rr, ~r.s.-Dr. William +. Ciothier, Buffalo,
N v s,ys: Il prescribed It for Catho-
lie priest, who was hard stuueu'' icr
wakeiuluess, extreme nervousness, etc.,
and he reports it has been Of great benefit
70 him."
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HANDSOME DESIGNS FOE FLOWERS IN CIR,
White aud Di,t. Peari s.elis, &C.. trimmed In
Bhachcd What. oats, ana Fancy Gr1ssss. -'aiia-
BE for Chr. tmas and NeW-Ycar's Prcscnts aud
and Decorations. At IOLER Z HOoPEg's.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-20

MARRIEp.-Miss Belle s. Walker, daughter
OF General r. L. Walker. was married to
Mr.. Elias .. Payne, OF Lynchbury, yester.
day evening, at the Fourth Presbyterian
church. by Rev. Peyton Hoge. assisted by
DIR. Charles II. Read. Messrs. A. W.
c. smyth, Charles G. Walker. Waller
Scott, and Conway II. Gordon acted As
ushers. The bridal party LEI; for Lynch
burg ON the evening train.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-20

TIRE DEATH OF YouSo CoucH.-Tbe
friends Of Captain George w. Couch. of
the steamship Roanoke. Old Dominion
Steamship Company, viii be psired 20
hear OF the sad accident which befell his
son Charles hst week. He was employed
on the Erie railroad, and while in the dis
charge OF his duties accidentally teli and
had his right leg crushed above the knee.
The car-wheeh passing over his her, neces-
sitaied ifs amputation. He died Elk hours
after the accident lie was quarermastcr
on board the steamship Wyanoke at the
time she broke the ice-gorge on the James
river. lie was thirty years Of age, and
leaves many warm friends In this city, who
will mourn his early demise.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-20
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.

TAKE sINNONSLI REGULATOR
FOa
DYSPEPSIA. COSTIVENESS.
SICK HEADACHE. CHRONIC DIARGHG,A,
JAUSDICE, IaPUEITY or THE BLOOD,
TEyTR AND AGI'E, MALARIA,
AND ALL DISEASES CAUSEDBY DERANGE-
MEST or LIVER, BOWELS, AND
kID<EfS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-20

LARGE STOCK OF XMAS GOODS.
COLUMBUS hiss Pain and French Candle.
COLUaBCs has Plain and Iced Cakes
COLUgBUs has Poun = and Fruii-.aies.
COLUMrJs has III kinds Of Nuts and Eai-ins.
C0LUwIUs has FlrcwOlk, Of All Kind
4 large stock 40 low prices
Corner ~ Third ana yTo-d s;rc. O.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-20

XAAs CASDIEs-PuGE UsAprLrERArEDc c,N-
DfEs.-D. CoLUWBvs, sol Broad street, Is the
place to set yoGr suppiJ Of Xmas Candses, made
fresh daily, asd strictly Iase.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-20

\ new Christmas gift for your father.
husband. brother. uncle. cousin. son, or
other male relative or friend: 4 copy OF
" Soldier Life 10 the Army Of Northern
Virginia" Price from $3.50 to -.
CARLTON MCCARTITY 4 co.,
PAGES Block, so Main street.
Under the Tower.