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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-01-21
The Convention Question an III ~
Looked at by "a Prominent Read
inSfQr.

| To the Editor of the Dispatch:
II your correspondent is correctly in
formed, the suggestion that convention
should be called at an early day for the pur-
pose of reTniting, harmoniZing, and re0r-
ganiZing the Democrats OF our State origin
ated among the ReSdjuster Democrats.
| BE this as it may, the fact is the Readlllster
Democrats, who, by reason OF the deser-
tion and treachery of Malone, have no or
oanization. now that the debt is set
| tied. are anxious for a reiniOn OF all the
elements in the State opposed to Mahone-
! Radical rule.
The necessity for REORGANIZATION IS so
potent and so urgent that the writer is ut
terly astonished that the propriety OF call
for a convention should be controverted by
the members Of either wing OF the party.
The iddle-daddle oi the press on the sub
ject and the hesitancy OF the State Commit
Zee TO make the call for convention at once
are alarming, and is like Nero fiddling while
Rome was in flames.
The necessity OF the case really admits OF
no discussion. and will content myself in
the belief that The following questions will
clear the most obtuSe minds OF all doubt as
TO the propriety and necessity of an imme-
date call for convention OF all Democrats
who are opposed to negro domination in
Virginia:
Is not the present organization that Of
one wing OF the party exclusively?
Is this organization eilicient2 Has it
been successful? Ii it has not been sue
cesslul, was it the fault OF the organiza-
ton, or Of the State Committee in charge !?
II failure has come of defective organize
ton, should not the organization be
speedily changed? Ii failure has over
taken the party by reason OF IN inefficient
State Committee, should not the committee
be removed and more efficient one APP
pointed without delay?
Whose fault is Il that out Of Demo-
cratic vote Of near 10000 only from o.
600 to 100000 have been brought to the
polls at any election in the last five years !?
Can the present State Committee make the
people believe that II can do better with
the present organization IN the future than
it has done in the past?
Would not reunion Of all Democrats
and thorough reorganization inspire con-
fidence, aud enable the party to redeem the
State from the hands OF Malone and bis
negro allies in single engagement?
If a convention TO reorganiZe the Demo
Gratis in the State is held in March or
April, will it not be May or June before
the counties can re0rganize2
If the convention is held in June or
July, will it he possible for the State Com
mttce to arrange the details and perfect
the new organization before the canvass
for the fall elections openSY
Would not an early reunion OF the Demo-
Gratis be of great advantage in the spriRg
electionsS
If the debt is settlcd-and Malone and
the Wing declare that it is--why should
the two wings OF the party not roiinite at
once2
Is not delay dangerous-may it not bring
disasterY III.
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m TOO MANY GOODS.
WE HAVE TO MOVE THEM BEFORE TAX
ING INVENTORY.

During the next thirty days we will sell
FUR-LINED CIRCULARS at sis that have b,cn
selling ats %;
FUR-LINED CIRCULARS at $40 that have b,a
selling at $3.50;
FUR-LINED CIRCULARS at S25 that have bes
selling at 1880;
We viii also sell our CLOAKs, ULsTERs, ani
JACKETS at cost 70 close them out;
large lot Of CARPETS, OIL-CLOTIIs. ali
MATTINGs at cost;
500 pair BLANKETS to be sold very cheap;
TABLE-LINEN and NAPKINS at special ia-
ducements;
An immense stock Of CAssniEREs Tor mems
and boys wear at specai bargains;
500 UNLAUNDRIED SHIRTS sull left at the
same old prices;
GENTLEMEN'Ss CARFs, TIES, and SOCKS n
great inducements;
100 dozen LADIES' and GENTLEMEN
WOOLLEN VESTS regardless Of cost;
Our stock Of BLACK DRESS GOODS IS sim
complete. Parties 10 search Of such goods
should not buy before examining our stock.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
10000 yards FOREIGN and AMERICAN
DRESS GOODS, IN remnauts-amongst them
some handsome PLAGDs and STRIPES .ts
sold At one third their value;
We have several eases OF other DRESS GOOD,
which we will sell very cheap;
rs pieces COLORED SILK VfLvETs a-i
PLUSHES;
500 pieces BLACK and COLORED SILKS, SAT
ms, and BROCADEs-an Of witch Will De-
Id very cheap before taking inventory;
In DOMEsTICs and HOUsE-FURNlSIIiNG
GOODS We have full assortment AZ bottom
prices. SYCLE BROTHERS.
81 Broad street
Branch House 1929 Main street. De 3i-cod
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Country VS.. The City. Again.

TO tie Editor Of the Dispatch:
Your South Boston correspondent in
your issue OF the 17'h instant, says that in
the country we have "no new dwellings
being built" am glad TO say that ii is
not true of all parts Of the country Within
five miles OF Walnut Grove church, in
Hanover county, there have been erected
in the past five years not less than eighteen
"new dwellings," None Of them, il is
true. are "palatial residences" but many
OF them two-story buildings, and all Of
them good, substantial houses, which indi.
cate prosperous community. Sweet po-
tatoes and watermelons will tell. s.
HANOVER COUNTY, VA, January IL, 1888.
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Newspaper Omco Aare.

PIEDMONT, w. VA, January 2O.-Fire
broke out in the Dispatch printing-oflice
about O'Clock yesterday morning, and
was extinguished before the building was
much injured. A large number Of yalu-
able books and papers belonging TO the
editor, II. Clay Hyde, were destroyed.
HIS loss is from 800 TO $500; no insurance.
The fire originated through some papers
near the lamp becoming ignited.
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II. G. Porte, OF Marion, Ga, is in the
hands OF grand iurg for running away
with the wife and two children OF one
Smith, Of South Carolina. The elopement
took place twelve years ago, but Smith has
just found out where the parties are.
Porte has been regarded as a good hus-
band during all this time. Mrs. Smith was
an old flame, ard he ran away with her at
her own request TO protect her from her
lawful lords brutality.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
T NOW IS THE TINE

T NOW IS THE TIME
for every one 10 purchase
ANYTHING THAT MAY BIZ WANTED
In our line, as goods are cheaper than they hive
been for long lme.
We have determined 10 sell every WRAP that W
have on hand. and to do this VIC have marked Them
at prices 10 induce orr friends u purchase Thfre
Is great advantage in purchasing from us. Near.
ly every house has only small line Of thesc goods,
which are odds and ends. while we have
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT,
CONFUSING
FIR. SILK, and sERGE-LISED CIRCULARS
and DOLMANs, CLOTH CIRCULARS and
DOLMANs. BLACK and COLORED
JACKETS, BLACK and col
oRED ULsTERS,
and everything In the line Of STYLISH WRAPS
DO not miss this opportunity, as II - chance
never offered before.
In Black. Colored, and all the Evening SHADE, A.
prices 20 please; all necessary TRIMMINGS and
LACES 70 suit at low prices.
DRESS GOODS
being closed out at greatly prices our ~
sortment Is much better Than the average. com.
prising DESIRABLE AND STAPLE GOODS.
Call and see our stock.
IN BLACK GOODS,
as usual, VIC carry good line Of The most desirable
goods, comprising MONTE, SHOODAH, HEN
BETA, and MALTESE CLOTHS, ARMURE'S
DRAP DE ALMAs, and lots Of pretty goods suit
able for this season; also, superb line Of CREPEs
for Neilings and Trimming.
We have too many CARPETS on hand, and tley
must 70. LOW PRICES IL our medium, and W.
have marked them accordingly.
RUGS
I'm the most beautiful TURKISH PATTERN, Do
Velvet aud Moquotte at lower prices than ever Bee
fore.
WE SEW AND LAY CARPETS AT REASON.
ABLE FIGURES.
In order TO secure some Of these bargains call %
THALUlMER BROTHERS.
sol Broad street, cerner Filth.
IA 2I-Su.Iu&Th
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OwEssBoRo', KY., January IS, 1888.

To the Editor Of the Dispatch:
wrote you word yesterday that Peter f
Smith bad died here. should have written
John Hampton Smith. only knew him
rs Major Smith, and looked in the directory
Tor his name, and saw 4. +. Smith as being
in the tobacco business, and thought that
was his name, but It was his sons. Re.
spectfully, F.3.
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[Culpeper Exponent.I

ICulpcpcr EXponentJ
On Sunday last shooting ARRAY occurred
at Slate Mills, Rappahannock county, just
on the edge OF Culpeper, the particulars OF
which are related to us by gentlemen from
that neighborhood, a. follows: Mr.. Paul
Brown went to the house Of Mr.. j. NJ.
Taylor after his daughter. who was there
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Taylor. and had
some dogs following him. who attac ked
dog belonging TO Mr.. David Taylor,
a son Of Nj. John NJ. Taylor. David
Taylor at once kicked the dogs off,
which so enraged Brown, who was
under the influence Of whiSkey, that he
seized an textbook lying by and struck at
Taylor, which missed him and broke in
several pieces. Hubert Taylor, brother Of
David. went to his brothers assistance.
Brown then attacked Hubert with the rem
nant OF the ice. hook he held in his hand,
when Taylor, being small, delicate man,
drew his pistol and fired, the ball taking
effect in Browns hip. passing into the
stomach, and in1icting wound from
which he died on Tuesday night. Taylor
avoided arrest, and, coming to Culpeper
some time during sunday night, took the
early morning train for parts unknown.
He bought no ticket.
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We return thanks TO the publishers OF
the Tribune Almanac for copy OF that
valuable annual for this year. It's contents
were stated in our 10 al columns yesterday.
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HoRsFoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE FOR NER-
voUsNEsS.-Dr. II. N. ID. Parker, Chicago,
says: +" have thoroughly tested it in ner-
vous diseases, dyspepsia, and general de-
bility, and in every case could see great
benefit from its use.v
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yirginIn Postal News.

William T. Payne has been recently
commissioned postmaster mt Castle Craig.
Campbell county, Va. and Kinsey J. Nor
feet at Myrtle. Nansemond county, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-01-21

Thousands Of families have had occasion
70 try the peyerfaiIing qualities Of DR..
BULBS Cough Syrup, and they all unite Ia
tho praise Of this wonderful prescription.
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M THE REGULAR MONTHLY
PRAYER-MEETING Of the young men Of the
Methodist churches Of Richmond and Manchester
will be held SUNDAY AFTERNOON at 3E o'clock,
in the Broad-Street Methodist Episcopal church,
corner of Tenth and Broad streets. All are cor
daily Invited to attend. 2t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-01-21

ID ROPO 5 A l. 5
III FOR
CITY PRINTING AND ADVERTISING.
SEALED PROPOSALS
FOR
CITY ADVERTISING AND PRINTING,
FOR THE YEAR ENDING JANUARY 81, 1884,
viii be received at tie Council Chamber, Broad
street near Ninth, until y. NJ.
SATURDAY, JANUARY ~, 1888.
ADVERTISING, per square each insertion.
PRINTING: jon work, per 1,0UO ems; per
token, $50 impressions.
BOOK w0GK, per 1000 ems; per token, $50 i'm
pressions.
STATIONERY, BINDING. &C.. such "a now used
I'm the several departments or the city govern
menf.
The committee reserve the right to reject any or
all bids. Address
W. ii. PLEAsANTs, Chairman,
u l2-codtd Council Chamber.
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M ARRIAGES.

Married, January 2, 1889. AZ 81. Peters Cathe-
dral, by Rev. Father Van DE Vyer. Mr.. HIPPO
LYTE BAsCHON 10 Madam Ellie CHAON.
Newark, n. j., paper please copy.
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AT Feathers, ribbons. velvet can all be
oolored 70 match that new bat by using the
diamond Dyes. Ten cents for any color.
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III JULIUS MEYER e SONS
MARK-DOWN
still continues 10 attract
BARGAIN-SEEKERS,

49,
MARK-DOWN
still continues 70 attract
BARGAIN-SEEKERs,
who daily crowd their double store eager 20 pur-
chase the mnheard-cf bargains which are daily Of
fcrcd. Bcltw are 4 few bargains 10 be offered this
week:
\ BIG JOB LOT OF HAMBURGS-J00 PIECES
~ = general rule Hamburg5 are high this season
but having secured large job lot at great sacri.
flee, we below give prices on goods that cannot De
duplicated IN this city:
WIDE EDGE at l2E worth 1890;
WIDE FLOUNCINGs at 1G's worth 25c.;
BEAUTIFUL PATTERNS at If worth 2Qc.
$50 dozen NLL-LINEN DAMASH DOILIES al
coo. worth 81;
$50 dozen ALL-LINEN DAMASA NAPKINS al
CSC:
% pieces ALL-LINEN TABLE-DAMAsK at
37Ac.;
% pieces 81 TURKEY-RED TABLE-DAM-
ASKat40c.;
25 pieces 81 TURKEY-RED TABLE-DAM-
ASK. very best, at Toe worth ri;
44O dozen LARGE PURE-LlNEN TOWELS al
Ice;
I76 dozen LARGE sATIN-DAMAsH TOWELS
at % worth 374c.:
Best LONSDALE CAMBRIA MUSLIN at 12.c.;
100 dozen ALL-LGNEN HENMED HANDkER-
CHIEFS at &C.;
40 dozen TERRA-COTTA MOSQUETAIRF
KID GLOVES, 6-buttou length, at 73c.
SPECIAL REDUCED PRICES
OK
BLANKETS.
81 BLANKETS ut sl.50;
$3.50 BLANKETS at sl.75;
$3.50 BLANKETS at s2.50;
81 BLANKETS atSS;
&5 BLANKETS atS4;
Sc BLANKETS at $3.50;
as BLANKETS at SO;
$40 BLANKETS at $3.50.
10 dozen LADIES MERINO VESTS, EMBROT.
DERED FRONT, at 43c.-werG Use.
We continGe to offer
EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENTS
~ OUR
CARPET DEPARTMENT,
~ we must reduce the stock.
JULIUS MEYER & SON,
IA l4-eod COL and 603 Broad street.
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M SEVENTH-STREET CT T | s
TAN CI1URCH.-The pastor, Rev. j. 4. TYLER
will preach TODAY at A. VI and ut 1870 l.. NJ.
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OFFICE or FIRST NATIONAL BANR)
oEs nTrTf.spNn IA

OF RICHNOND, Va.
RICHMOND, Va, January o. 1883. }
A MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLM
N Frs OF THIS BANK will De held ~ their
clearinghouse On SATURDAY the 10Th day Of
February next, at II o'clock NJ, al which time tho
election Of directors for the current year VIII be
held. II. G. BURNETT,
ia I0-td Cashier.
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Nj SIDNEY BAPTIST CHURCH (cor-
ner Of Main and Reservoir slreets).-Rey. WILL
LIAM j. SHIPMAN, Of salem, Va, viii preach To-
DAYat II o'clock A. NJ. and IA O'Clock Z. NJ. Az
are welcome.
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PROPOSALS.
OFFICE OF HE SUPERINTENDENT OF THEl
CfTV Gas WOWKS.


OFFICE or HE SUPERINTENDENT OF THEl
CITY GAS WORKS,
RICHMOND, VA, j uuary 20, 1853.
GEALED PROPOSALS WILL BIZ RE-
- CEIVED AT THIS OFFICE UNTIL
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY l, 1888,
for the BEST GAS-COAL for tic fiscal year end
ing February !, 1854, he quality. yield. and IL
Eliminating powers to be e.t'blished by practical
tests at these works, the minimum yield to be 400,
aud q e supply delivered at the lower work as the
necessity Of the superintendent may require.
Any deacit viii be deducted monthly from the
price paid the contractor. who Will be required to
give bond and security for faithful compliance
Of The contract. And If Inferior coal be repeat
eddy sent to tie work, after due notice from the
superintendent, shall he deemed sufficient cause
10 abrogaie the contract.
The Committee ON Light reserve the right to re-
ject lny and all proposals.
JOHN II. KNOWLES,
fl 2I-tFeI Superintendent.
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UTIII vi ! " \ y " WIlIt'fI
JinuUy II, leS3.
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
i AT THIS OFFICE UNTIL
WEDNESDAY NEXT, 24TH INSTANT,
1T ~ o'clock NJ.
for the following OILS, for the quarter ending
May /. 1883, the same 20 be ordered IN such guam
Titles aud Il such times as the superintendent n
the Water Works may require:
barrels BFST KEROSENE OIL,
3 barrels BEST SPERM OIL (winter
straincd),
l.sOO pounds BEST CASTOR OIL.
The committee reserve the right 10 reject any or
ALI bids. j. L. DAVIS,
ta2l Superintendent.
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We have too many CARPETS on hand, and iley
must 70. LOW PRICES IL our medium, and W.
have marked them accordingly
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III FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Twelfth and Broad streetsl.-Gcy. j. B. HAw-
THoRNE, ID. d.. pastor, will preach on SUNDAY
IT IL 4. NJ. and ut - -. VI. Morning subject,
THE Divine Man" Allw,lcome. 2t
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Pits

in the most beautiful TURKISH PATTERNS Ia
Velvet aud Moquotte At lower prices than ever be-
fore.
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WE SEW AND LAY CARPETS At REAsON.
ABLE FIGURES.
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In order 10 secure some OF these bargains call ~
THALUlMER BROTHERS.
sol Broad street, cerner Fifth.
IN 2I-Su.1u&Th
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In Black. Colored, and all the Evening SHADE, A.
prices 20 please; all necessary TRIMMINGS and
LACES 20 suit at low prices.
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DRESS GOODS
being closed out az greatly-reduced prices, our ~.
sortment Is much better Than the average. com-
prising DESIRABLE AND STAPLE GOODS.
Call and see our stock
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LOW MOOR.

TIE GREAT FURNACE-SOMETHING ABOUT ITS
SUPPLY OF MATERIAL AND PRODUCTION or
IRON-THE FOURTH FEEIGHT-sTATION on
TIE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO EOAD-THE
NEW TOWN, &C.
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Contest Notices.

US. Land Office at Mitchell d T Aug. 10 1883,
Complaint having been entered at thus Office by
David Pearson against Nathaniel Lawson for
abandoning hla homested entry No. 2344l dated
Feb; II 1888 upon the s K i Soc. Sa-1Ol-69 in
Brulr county d Z with n view to the cancellation
OF ka!d entry; the said parties hereby summoned
to appear nt this office on the Is day OF Oct. 1888
at . O'Clock n. m. to respond and furnish testi-
nieny concerning said alleged abandonment.
2-25z Geo, B. Everitt. Recister
Testemony to he tlken before Probate Judge
Brule Go. DIT on Oct. 10 1889 as provided BY
amendment to Rule IS Rules of Practice ap-
proved Dec, - 1882 Geo, B. Everitt Register.
IL. Barber Jr., Recover.
u &. Land office Mitchell D Aus, 10 1s8s.
Complains having been entered at this Office by
Christopher {. Akin against Urban ], Lewiaf tor
failure 10 comply with law az to timberculture
entry No. 1852 dated Dec. 3 1880 upon the 8 w \
Sec. 25-lOl-GA in Brule county ID T with . view
to the cancellation of said entry; contestant al
legng that claimant has failed to break or have
broken five acres each year during first and Soc
ond years after entry and that claimant has fail
ed to cultivate said tract the said parties are
hereby summoned to appear at this Office on the
"a day Of Oct. 1883 ut q O'clock a. M, to respond
and furnish testimony concerning said alleged
failure. 2g5 Geo r. Eyeritt, Register
Testimony to be taken before Probate Judge
Brule Go. DIT on Oct. 10 1898 az provided BIZ
amendment to Rule IS Rules of Practice, Nd.
proved Dec. ~ 1882. Geo. b. Everitt Register.
II. Barber Jr.. Receiver.
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aiIE COMING COUNTRY.

Clearsheadel and unbiased Judges
hfepronoAlced in their opinion that
6ossystaHnf the entire country ii the
nss,TicHttirAl superior OF South dakota,
tmnst be borne In mind that hsrets.
furxthe wonderful growth in popula.
fa,1f Of this section. of country has
4en practicallys nnaided by the arts
of advertising. aud yet as : single
illustration iitmay sbe cited that from
Marahs seth 70 April 3Oth OF the pres.
ent ycsv, yhe Chicago and Northwest
estrn rsiifu4a alone brought into South
DAkots eighty thousand people!
1lislll6rto the great railway companies
ainve made no e1oyt worthy special
3neatian ID direct the attention Of the
east III thus portion Of the nortli-west
This / the Milwaukee aud Nor.h.
YeAespFusds ne spending twe-ty
dollars 70 who're they spent one be
f4orss III ths purpose Of giving to
EaVth lAk0te Gomething like the
sAsas4re at adysStfsing which she do
sSvryes. The eaest a this enterprise
asNtAsn4H of tbagraalrueds cannot be
lfer ss.upated, Asd next year il Ger.
Ism - wltAkss m influx Of settlement
unparalleled III the seemingly marve-
laaxi,nmigsatiM which has cllarac.
fsplsed thin an4 former ye4sA south
llasaptA 4 ssnphatiasisy 4 home coun.
country fof establishment
sS1YE53 fe8Itaa ard 4 3frExida. PEOPLE who
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g
III ~


u III the IAtteattop OF
ii tAa past esPecs
4 ssh1es iollawtng articles on
B - Ne have CLIPPED
aalSlIiiFi Sarstsa Forks Haapdsaier,
III Duly Leader and the
uhien GourisE We do
An fos che purpose Of
aSS A,e r~efiectipAls on North
1 BIkpss Nil for tie sole purpose Of
publishing thsfyisxa Of others upon
pati nnkots, Ills not the policy.
ofsb9G1Afsalc % write Or publish
sYiish rshscts ppon the northern
X tilis territory, Raoh Of the
4 NoMctiioisa 81 sitler sids Of the 4eth
ssliel possess % the incoming inn
nigssnt is peculiar advantages. We
aasnsss hoxessr, refrain from saying
th1s ior general farming purposes,
Jlssiihg 4 stpek md 1 permanent
ss1th DakotaF q the peer Of any
ssSscosntry ia the wesld. Among
nspy Rpod counties in South Da-
psa hich oiler unriyalled induce
yaessss 10 sllosp sleairops Of angaging
Idais3sss.o ~ investing their money
" iasd, Bruie county II unsurpassed,
aIFshhis county ii bounded for fifty mics
esItAs west ~ thsi Missouri river and
wssA sheeSception 81 the land which
iss iaf eke iia,nediate vicinity of the