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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-03

DESPERATE ENCOUNTER IN A CHICAGO sA-
LooS--A NOTED raIzE-rl0nTER KILLED By
GAMBLER.
Chicago telegram oil yesterday says {.
Jim Elliott, the noted puglisi, was fatally
shot at quarter.past tonight by Jere
Dunn, the equally.notcd Chicago sport.
The aflray took place In notorious res
taurant and resort for sports on Dearborn
street, known az the "Tivoli," and occu-
pied as little time rs the Stokes-Fisk en-
counter. Dunn had been taking supper at
Boyle's English chop-house, few doors
from the "Tivoli." When he left he was
noticed by couple OF passers-by TO be un-
der the influence OF liquor. He passed the
"Tiyoli' few feet. and then retracing
his steps entered the place. Elliott, who
shortly before had been sitting at table
with q woman, was at the moment stand
ing near the cashiers desk talking TO that
functionary and the chief bartender. Dunn
had hardly entered the main dining-hall
when Elliott happened to glance around
and saw him.
Like a flash OF lightning he drew his re-
yolyer, leyclled it, and fred. The ball
struck Dunn OH the forehead and glanced
of. leaving an ugly mark. Before the ha-
-
had occurred, Dunn, In turn. had drawn
his revolver and fred. The ball took Ell
lott full i'm the breast, telling him like
log. Taking a few steps forward, and
standing directly over the PROSTATE form,
Dunn emptied three more shots into it,
and then. with remarkable sang ffOid. re-
placed the revolver i'm his pocket, tied q
silk handkerchief over his forehead, and
walked deliberately out Of the door into
the darkness. A police-patrol wagon was
nj once summoned, and Elliott, still brea-
thing, was taken TO the county hospital
where he died. Meanwhile the people
who were in the restaurant beat hasty re-
treat.
This is the story Of the aflray as given
by an eyewitness. The bad blood between
the two men, Of which this is the culmina-
ton, has existed for some time, but more
especially since the recent visit of Mace and
the Maori II will he remembered that at
that time Elliott tried to get in his chal-
lenge. Richard X. Fox, however, laughed
it down, and accordingly the newspaper
publication made some strange remarks
concerning Elliott's pugiliStic capabilities.
Elliott threatened retaliation Of no peace
able kind, and so evidently in earnest that
Fox found It convenient TO keep out OF the
way. After Fox's departure Dunn took
up the cudgels in his behalf, and in inter-
views with reporters belabored Elliott so
numerically that the latter openly threat
ened to shoot him on sight.
A few weeks ago they accidentally met
and exchanged some hot words. Elliott
started out. procured a shotgun. and re-
turned. Meanwhile Dunn had also gone
and obtained n similar weapon. The pair
were cunning around for each other for
several hours, but friends kept them out OF
each others way. Since that time the
friends OF each have been on the alert to
prevent an encounter. Only last Saturday
night Elliott was about entering the saloon
while Dunn was inside, but was got away
by ruse, and bloodshed postponed for the
timebeing. Dunn is locked up at the sta
tion-housc.
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VOLUNTARY TRIBUTES OF GRAFT
ITUDE FOR BENEFITS RECEIVED.

ITUDE FOR BENEFITS RECEIVED.
Dear sir,-Please allow me the privilege of Civ
ing my testimony regarding the wonderful cura-
tive properties of your invaluable medicine Hunts
Remedy. During the past six or seven years have
been great sufferer from Kidney-Disease, and du-
ring great part of the time my sufferings have
been so intense rs 10 be Undesirable. Only those
who have suffered by this dread disease know Of
the awful backache and pains Of all kinds, accom-
panied by great weakness and nervous prostra-
ton, loss Of force and ambition, which invariably
attend II. had all these troubles intensified, and
was in such bad condition that | could not get
up out Of my chair except by putting ms hands
on my knees, and almost rolling out before could
straghten up. tried the best doctors and many
kinds of medicine, but all failed to help me, and
experimental so long endeayorlng TO get cured
that last spring was in very poor shape, and In
seeking for relief my attention was directed by a
friend 10 the remarkable cures of Kidney-Diseases,
etc., which were being accomplished by Hunts
Remedy. was induced TO try 1t, and began to
take IT, and very soon "limbered up az ii were !;
my severe backache and the intense pains had
suffered so long speedily disappeared, notwith-
standing had been bothered with this complaint
so many years.
When began to take Huats Remedy was con-
siderably run down in my general health, and suf-
fered also from loss Of appetite. Ever since have
been taking the Remedy. however, my improve
ment has been most marked: my former COM
plants aches, pains, etc.. have disappeared, and
now feel like my former self-hale, hearty, and
sound I'm health l shall always keep Hunts REM
edv with me- and would most earnestly recon-
mend all those who are sufferers from Kidney or
IiyerDiseases. or Diseases of the Bladder or Uri-
nary Organs, to use Hunts Remedy, and take no
other. Yours very truly,
HENRY Fl. SHELDON.
No. $50 Westminster street, Providence, X. l.
"In the lexicon Of youth, etc, there is no such
word as FAIL That "lexicon" IS now found IN
the laboratory Of Hunts Remedy. II knows no such
word as Fail. mn l-lhl"|S'~i"
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CANERON'S CAMPAIGN.
THE GOVERNOR GOES TO THE
EASTERN SHORE AND MAKES
A BIG HAUL.
He Captures Five Mere Vessels and Over
sixty Pcrsons-Their Commitment to
Accomac County Jail-Rcturn
OF the Expedition.
Especial telegram 10 the D,spatch.l

NORFOLK, Va, March 1.-THE steamer
Victoria Peed, the remainder OF Governor
Cameron's military expedition to Chesa-
peake hay, returned to Norfolk tonight
!, about 10 O'Clock. The Governor and a
n'rtion OF his staff stopped at Old Point,
and The military detail OF the Blues and
Guards, with General Groner and Major III.
c. Carter, came up. The cruise on the
Eastern Shore was altogether successful.
Five schooner9 ;nd sixty prisoners were
captured, which, with the schooner taken
on the Potomac, MAKES six vessels. The
Governor, after parting with the Pamlico
on Wednesday morning at IL O'Clock,
steamed across the bay and slowly up the
coast all Wednesday night. On Thursday
morning they reached the mouth oil Oman
cock creek, and Governor Cameron and q
detail OF military took the steamers cutter
and went up the creek several miles in
search of the schooner Mary Yves
ley, Captain John w. Uez, against
which there were special warrants for
unlawful dredging on the Rappahannock
river. In the mean time those on the
steamer observed feet OF dredgers COM
ing out OF Onancock creek, aud the Peed
steamed up amongst them and whistled
signal to stop. The feet came 20, and Ma
jor II. c. Carter sent on board the
requisite guards and took possession Of the
following vessels: Schooners Cornelius
Vanderbilt, Captain Egbert Evans; Mary
Wesley, Captain John W. DieZ; Noble
Grand, Captain John Sparrow; Rough and
Ready, Captain Thomas b. Ross; and w.
5. Rogers, Captain G.. j. Collins.
The schooners were all empty, and were
all from PungOteague and OnanocS. and
there were 10 Marylanders in the crews.
The captured schoOners and their crews
were then, on the return OF Governor
Cameron, taken to Hopkins's wharf, at
Pungoteague creek, and delivered over TO
a magistrate, who Immediately committed
the prisoners to Jail. subsequently the
schooner Mary Wesley and crew were
taken over to Matthews county and deliy-
cred into the hands Of Sheriff Smith for
trial for depredatlons committed in that
county.
On board the captured vessels were full
outfits OF dredging apparatus, and the
prisoners confessed they were bound to the
usual dredging-grounds for work. The
steamer Peed was all last night and all
day to-day coming from OnancoclI and
Matthews, and entered the harbor to-
night, firing Governors salute and
arousing the city generally. The Gov
ernor, it is understood, il well satisfied
with his Eastern-Shore cruise.
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TELEGRApHIC NEWS
TO THE DISPATCH FROM sLL POINTS.

washington News and Gossip-The Last Gays
OF Conarcss-Dcstructive Fire In Greenv,Ik
County'-Ranchmcn Raid on Indian CAMPS
and Take Number OF ScaIps-IIlness or
Governor Stephens, OF GeorsIa-suicide or
Condemned Murderer Destructive Fire
In Mononsnheia City, Pn.-The standard
OIL Compnny's Tax Subtitle Dublin Ira
Redy; More Arrests on Suspicion.
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Tho Irish Troubles.
ENGLISH OPINIONS on THE SHERIDAN EXTRA
DITION CASH.

ENGLISH OPINIONS on THE SHERIDAN EXTRA
DITION CASE.
LoXpoN. March 1.-The Lar Times, in
an article on the application for the extra
diton OF Sheridan, points out thai pro-
yiso excluding perpetrators OF political
crimes from eXtraditiOn does not occur in
tbe hshburton treaty. The treaty, il SAYS,
does include murder, and by decisions rem
dered i'm New York the crime OF murder
includes being accessory thereto. The
question is a strictly legal one. The Ldc
Times saws the utmost charge that can be
brouoht against Sheridan Is conspiracy TO
murder. and his offence, therefore, is not
within the strict terms OF the treaty, but
the United States has the discretionary
power in the matter.
A WARRANT FOR TIE ARREST OF NO. l.
DUBLIN, March 1.-The London CORE
spondent Of the Ffeemdn'S journal asserts
that n warrant has been actually issued Tor
the arrest OF the man known as ono. l."
comics OF which have been sent 10 Liver
pool and birmingham. There is reason to
believe that he will shortly be arrested.
The correspondent adds: England has no
option but to apply to the French ana
| American Governments respectively Tor
the extradition OF Byrne and Sheridan III
foreign States think they can justly ana
prudently withdraw alleged murderers,. or
| instigntors of, from trial, the responsibility
is primarily theirs.
AN ALIBI FOR BYRNE.
PARIS, March 1.-The friends OF FRANK
Ryrne have teegraphed to the assistant
sccretarv of the Irish National Labor
Ieaoue requesting HIM to examine the
hooks and make a note OF the entries made
Inv Byrne on Nay 9th last, the day on which
Lord Frederick Cayendish and Mr.. Burke
wore murdered. Their object Is to prove
an abb for Byrne.
The Government will await the arrival oil
documents from England before deciding
whether or not p allow the eXtraditlon OF
Byrne.
OTHER ARRESTS.
DUBLIN, March 2.-Another arrest II
connection with the murder-conspiracS III
Gently disclosed here has Deeh maae
Tullamere.
his name as Hyland, but whose rear aahi
Is John Walsh, WAS arrested in haSte yes
terday. The newspapers say nc III,
Iayowed his completely in the Ph@nix'rar
murders.
PARYEII's COMPANIONS.
II is expected that Messrs. Brennan an
Eean. and seyeral of Mr.. ParnelPs 10
, lowers i'm the House OF Commons, VIII n
| company the latter to America. Their II
tention Il TO give full accout to the IRIS
4 In America OF the way in which the funt
~ The Land League are disposed OF.
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DISASTROUS Fire in Pennsylvania.

MONONGAHELA CITY, Pa, March 2.-The
most disastrous fire that has ever visited
this city occurred this morning shortly be-
fore daylight. The fire started in Cooper's
pool-room, on May street, and spread both
ways, entirely consuming the magnificent
school-house, Netherlands carriage-shop.
Leyda's meat market, Cooper's pool-room
and photograph gallery, and the Record
prlnting-oflice; also badly damaging ten
other houses. The loss Is $4,000, with
insurance of about two thirds.
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. canadian Emigration scheme.

TORONTO. ONT. March "A special ca
bic dispatch from London to the Globe says ::
Mr.. George stephen, OF the Canadian Pa
citic syndicate, has made suggestion in the
London press for relieving the distress in
Ireland by the assisted emigration OF TO-
900 agriculturists to the Canadian north
west territory, and offers to provide the
capital for starting by way OF loan.
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The Iron Gate of the Danube.

VIENNA, March 1.-The Government OF
Hungary have undertaken to complete the
removal by dynamite OF the rocks at the
Iron Gate OF the Danube. They expect to
be reimbursed for the cost Of the work by
tolls imposed on vessels navigating the
river. The work is to be completed by
next autumn.
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business Failures.

NEW YORK, March 2.-The business fail
ures for the past week number 272, an in
crease OF ~ compared with last week.
The failures are distributed as follows :
New England, %; Middle States, 36 /;
Southern, Go; Western, so; Pacific States
and Territories, 13; Canada and British
Provinces, SO; New York city, 10.
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LARGO shinment OF american Rcef.

LONDON. March 1.-The largest Shipment
Of live stock this winter, consisting OF I'll
head of cattle and 1870 head OF sheep, has
been landed at Birkenhead by the steamer
Victoria from Boston. The ANIMALS are IN
a healthy condition. Sixteen sheep died
ON the passage, but not one head OF cattle
was lost. Eleven lambs, born during the
VOYAGE, were also landed.
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Indian Camp Raided by Ranchmen.

Ell PAsO, TEXAS, March 2.-Last Tues
LAY a party OF ranchmen west OF Chihua-
hua, Mexico, raided an Indian camp and
killed twelve bucks and captured thirty
squaws and proposes. The ranchmen then
marched through the city OF chihuahua
with the scalps Of the Indians strung on
long poles.
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ELECTRIC PaASrERs.

NOLLINs'S VOLFAIC ELECTRIC
" PLAsTERs.-For the relief and p,sseltion.
Neuralgia. sclatlca, Coughs, Colds, Weak Back,
stomach, and Bowels shooting PAINS Supa bness-
Hysteria, Female Pains, Palpltatiors. Dyspepsia,
Enldsmics, use ColLlNs's PL ASTERsi fan
ELECTRIC BATTERY combinsd With POI
R0us PLAsrERl, and laugh at Fsin: s5e: every
where. NH l-iu& SAT-
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Illness of Governor Stephens, of
Georgia.

ATLANTA, GA, March Ex-Governor Ste
phens is quite sick, and has been so SINCE
his return, fortnight ago. from the 81
vannah Centennial. He finds much trou-
BILE in retaining nourishment, and consid-
cradle fear is felt that his wel-known en-
ieebled condition will prevent him from
raIlying. To-day he is resting quietly.
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Sentences Confirmed.

PARIS, March 1.-The sentences passed
by the lower court upon President Bon
faux and Manager FEEDER, of the Union
Generate, have been confirmed by the Court
OF Appeal. The reasons given by the court
for its decision differ slightly from those OF
the court below. 1t declares that the first
issue OF shares OF the Union Generate was
Wild
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Convicted Of an Attempt 10 Bride.

COLUMBUS, o., March 2.-The jury in the
case of J. ID. Watson, the lobbyist, charged
with attempting to bride Representative
Black, of Cleveland. last winter, this morn
inc returned verdict Of guilty. The pen
atty is from three to ten years in the peni-
Tertiary. Sentence has been reserved.
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Reward for the Captain.

LONDON, March 2.-The owners and
underwriters Of the British steamer Quebec,
which recently arrived at Liverpool, after
n passage OF fifty days from Portland, hay-
ing been disabled, have awarded her cap
tain the sum OF $1,000. The captain has
also been appointed to the command OF the
British steamer Brooklyn.
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Destructive Fire i'm GreenviIIe County.

PETERSBURG, VA, March 2.-The saw
mills OF the Meheuin Lumber Company, in
Greenyille county, were burned to-day,
together with an immense quantity OF lum-
Der, stables OF the company, and a large
amount OF forage. Loss over $4,000. The
fire is supposed to have been incendiary.
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Miss Grswold. the American prima dom
ma, has won her suit against the Societe du
Casino de Nice. The Tribunal du Com
merce has awarded her the full amount
claimed, with expenses. This result has
given very general satisfaction, as by fore
ing her TO commence law proceedings Miss
GriswoId was prevented accepting several
other advantageous engagements In Madrid,
Bayonne, and ST. Petersburg.
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Gaxod tho gtnurmnn the Trouble.

SAN Francisco, March 2.-Sing Lum,
the Chinese murderer, who was to have
been executed to-day, hanged himself in
his cell this morning during the temporary
absence of the guard.
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VIRGINIA BAPTIST CONGRESS.

The Proper Attitude erthe Baptist Church To-
wards Popular An,usemenss--Forms OF Pub
Tic wcrship-The sabbath Question
Another Congress 60 be Heid-Thc Relation
OF the Pulpit 90 Trade and 90 Politics.
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DEATH TO wHfrEwAsH.

NTAXWELDs PREPARED GYPSUM,
MI for Whitening apd Coloring Stores. Fac
tories, Mills, Barns. orany purpose wdfre While.
wash or kaisomae Is used. Is easily applied. VIII
not peel. crack. or rub on. sanitary properties
and cans Sond for circulars. HAZLFTr, fOs-
TER 8 pp,, i2e west Pratt street; bal ss,.ss
Nd, w1o-eoao"7
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The Spanish Anarchists.

MADRID, March 1.-The newspapers state
that the Minister OF Justice will visit the
Andalusia with reference to the move
ments OF the anarchists. The Government,
they say, intend to proclaim several dis
tricts in Andalusia.
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a Veto.

ALBANY, y. Y, March 2.-The Governor
has returned to the Assembly without his
approval the bill reducing the rate Of fare
on the New Yoak elevated railroads, with
4 message giving his reasons therefor.
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PROFESSIONAL.
JAMES NJ. DONNAN,
ATTORNEY At LAW,
Room "a, Sbafcr's Building, sex, west OF the
poso-ofllce; cntrancc from M.sin, Bank. or
Tenth street north, Richmcdd, Va.

Courts: Circuit, Charcerv, and Hastings OF the
city of Richmond, and au the courts held for the
counties OF Amelia aud Ifcnrico.
Debts, large and small collected, aad prornpe
settlements made with cl.eats.
RFAI. ESTATE RENTED OUT and RENTS
COLLECTED, with prompt settlements with pa
irons.
Has been duly commissioned as Commissioning
of Deeds, Aida vits Sc, by the Governors OF Mas
sachusetts. New York, Pennsylvania. Maryland,
North Carolina, South Carolina. West Virginia.
ohio. Indiana, ard Illinois. viii promptly serve
any persou or firm In that line. NH l-eoitm
ISAAC II. CARRINroN, edward n. FITznuGH,
of late firm of late j sdgc of the Cham
Guild a Carrngtcu. Gerry Court of Richmond
GARRINGTOy & FITZHUGH,
" ATTORNEYS AT LAW
lll3 MAIN STREET. RICHMOND. VA.
IL 2-3mt
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CATkERlE.
TREATMENT, 81.
A single dose of
II 7IHEfV "''' VI
SANFORD,S RADICAL CURE

sANFoRD's RADICAL CURE
instantly relieves the most violent SNEENrN1 or
HEAD COLDS. CLEARS THE HEAD rs by
magic, STOPS wATERY DISCHARGES FROM
THE NOSE AND EYES, PREVENTS RINGING
NOISES IN THE HEAD, CURES NERVOUS
HEADACHE. and sUBDUEs CIlILLs and FE-
YER.
In CHRONIC CATARRH It cleanscs the nasal
passages Of foul mucns, restores the senses OF SMELL
taste. and hearing when affected, frees the head
throat, and broschial tubes OF offensive matter
swectens and rurlfes the breath, stops the cough,
and arrests the Progressed Catarrh towards Con-
sumption.
One bottle Radical Cure, one box Catarrhal Sol
vent and Sanfords Iahaler, all IN one package, OF
all druggists, for 81. AK for sl,SfoRD's RADICAL
CURE.
POTTER naUG AND CHEMICAL CO.,
r,ostc ..
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Mrs. Henry Easily, Blackwalnut, Va,
says browns Iron Bitters benefited my
child when deblIitated from whooping-
cough"
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MULES AND HORSES. q

Any person ao, sndIng stock TO gs,s them a. is3
rtsT Eirr A. sTRFEf CINCINNATI, u, No
describe as ossr as posi- dc what they want, <n,,
Ing for VII al purpose they wish 70 use we sn'dAais
aud viii. an the bill sstisfacsvriy .. no sss~ -.
FILLING orders from wholesale ''''''''
ciaity.
NV salesman, Mn. JOHN n. PACE, kesps siwS{s s
a nod supply ON hand Of both muLks AM
.t6RsEs ter The wholesale ana resSn xAss.
SATISFACTION gusyuptssd or menyy !sfepSs:k
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committee recommend some finer. use 0

committee recommend some incrtase Of
rates, especially In regard to steel.
The committee will make no change from
the rates proposed by the Senate bin for
cotton-ties and iron rods, or for any other
important articles which have been SUBJ
iects OF controversy In the metal schedule.
The conference committee will recommend
oni, one change I'm the sugar schedule
namely, an increase TO ~ cents per pound
on sugar graded above 40. IL aud not
above No. 10, Dutch standard. The SEN
ate fixed this duty at p cents per found.
Some minor changes OF classification are
made in the cotton schedule, but none Of
the rates. The only change in the woollen
schedule Is TO impose duty OF As cents
per pound and 40 per cent al uaiorem on
women's cloaks.
The changes agreed upon under the
heading OF steel fix the rates as follows :
On steel valued at cents per pound or
less, 45 per cent dd udtorem on steel valued
above cents and not above 7 cents per
pound. specific duty Of cents per pound;
on steel valued ut not less than cents and
not more than IL cents per pound, speci-
flc duty Of 81 cents per pound. On steel
rails the conference committee recommend
duty OF sl7 per ton; on iron-ore 10 cents
per ton Qnstead Of 80 cents, and on pig
iron three tenths Of a cent per pound, the
rate proposed by the Tariff Commission.
. In the glass and earthenware schedule
the committee proposed a specific duty OF
one cent per pound on glass bottles, and
transfer printed and painted crockery to
the china clause, thereby increasing the
duty from 80 per cent. dd vdtorem to GO per
cent.
The conference committee recommend
that the provisions OF the bill reducing the
internal revenue taxes OF snuff, tobacco,
and cigars shall go into effect May 1st in
stead OF July 1st. as provided in Senate bill.
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The German Empress Contributes.

BERLIN, March 1.-The Empress OF Ger
many has given 1000 marks 10 the fund FOR
the relief OF the sufferers by the floods in
America.
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ne2sn

NOTiCE-TO THE PUBLIC: | have
~ this day tfebruary L. Il $685. appointed, ~.
Berry SuiSAIILT as my agent 20 carry es ~
contact The HgCksrEk1<G BUSINESS ~ ~~
old Markes-to buy aud se,t for cash only, Y
CHARLb> l.. sATttk"-hiS'
a. 13,oa,& Mh3xl0
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IoNnoN. March 2.-Mr. Gladstone has
returned to London from bis soiourn at
Caunes,
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FussIERMEN-S DEPOT.
PERSONAL.

,s,~r--~-~~>-
RGBsoSr, VA, feeruar, u, 1883.
HAVING QUALIFIED As, EXECC-
III TORS OF HIRAM W. TYLER, deceased
all persons Indebted 10 the estate sn s4ues'ed 10
come foi ward ana settle, and dlase who nave
claims against the sets e. viii pes,at tnem TO r. y.
GODDiN, No. NJ Nicholson dreee, Rockets.
wy f. W. GATES.
j. II. HUBBARD
fa oe-tt Exccut0rsa
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In the lexicon Of youth, etc, there is no such
word &C FaiI.n That "lexicon" IS now found In
the laboratory Of Hunts Remedy. II knows no such
word as Fail. mn l-ln'"|o'~i"