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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-09-16
BY Wellington Goddin,
Anri inneer aud Real Estate Agent.
TRUsT SALE OF DOVER MILLS PR

THRUST SALE OF DOVER MILLS PRO-
/ PERTY, IN GOOCHLAND COUNTY.-By
virtue Of a deed OF trust 10 me rs trustee from =
ID. Fisher. dated January :. 1857, r. recorded In
Goorhland County Court, and by request OF the
creditors therein sccurci-the INJUNCTION hereto
fore granted having been dssnlved-I shall sell at
public auction, on the premises on lUEsDA the
i3th Of October 1858. at L. O'Clock NJ. II fair. II
not the first fair day there that valuable pro-
pcrty known Dos Err MILLS, lying in the
county Of Goochland bounded by the James River
and Kanawhn canal. Dover creek. and the lands Of
+. 2. lIohson. consisting OF n TRACT OF LAND
containing sixteen acres more or less. With the
excellent FIGURING MILL. NILLSTOEES,
MACHINERY, FlXTTRE}. WATER RIGHTS
DlSTlLLERT, WFBLING-HoUSE, STORE
HOUSE. MILLER'S HOUSE and other building.
and appurtcnnn ccs-the whole constituting we'll
known and. very desirable property, presenting
great attractions to mixers CAPITALISTS and others
TERMS: The deed authorizes sale for cash as
to large part or the purchase money. but by con-
sent OF the creditors accommodating terms VIII De
granted which will be made known at the sale.
So l2-Sa3w&dw Il. r. fiOWiSUN. Trustee.
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A s. ASSIGNEE OF THE ESTATE OF
n DAVID LEE. bankrupt. | shall sell on the
that VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND on which
said Lee now resides This tract contains s!5t
acres, and lies In the county Of Charlotte SIX miles
from Keysville depot. The improvements are
good. consisting Of framed DIV Filling ofseven
rooms exclusive Of the basementl, and the usual
outbuIldings The land lies well and Is beyond the
average fertility. The membranes very
small and VIII be removed by first instrument
TERMS At sale. II. A. CARRlNGTON,
Assignee.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

CPECIAL NOTICE.-HOUSES, with all
- modern improvements. for sale, In eligible
parts of the city: FARMS In the neighborhoodo Of
HILL & GODDlS,
Real Estate Agents and Anc' toners,
No. 1908 Main street.
TITLES TO PROPERTY examined by con-
VETASCER as thorough as sny In the city.
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POsTPONEMENT.
In consequence Of the rain. the above sale was
uostpnned until FRIDAY the 25th day of Septem-
Der, 1883, at 4 O'Clock P. M. ,,o,,>-o
-.--. w. W. COSBY.
sc 16. 10, "a. &tds Commissioner.
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7 WILL OFFER FOR SALE AT AUG
I TON to be sold without reserve, Ut the d!stil-
lery near Frcderick's Hall depot. Louisa county,
Va, on FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 18th, 1865,
4SUPFRTOR HORSES, a...
2 WAGONS
AMBULANCE, second hand:
sHEAD SUPERIOR BEEF CATTLE,
belonging 10 the dlstilery concern.
Sc l.-tds JAMES T. DICKINSON.
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PETERSBURG LETTER.
correspondence OF tse Richmond Dispatch.

Valuable observation-disclosures Marine
Compass-Erprineent nth The JapG"
Clover Probable Destruction Of Tie
Linden Tree by Worms.
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BY E. d. Eacho, so
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
Office No. 8 Fourteenth street between Main
and Franklin. % .'

A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT, FOUR
IA MILES EAST OF RICHMOND. NEAR
TIE MECHANICSYILLE TURNPIKE, CON
TANNING SEVENTT-FfVE ACRES THREE
RODS AND TWENTY POLES. FOR SALE AT
AUCTION.-I will sell at auction. on the premises
on THURSDAY the 18th of September, 1893, at I
O'Clock p. NJ. If fair If not the first fair da'
thereafter that beautiful and attractive FARM
AND MARKET GARDEN called 'SPR!NG-
DALE" situated above described. adjoining
Ing SEvENTY-FIVE ACRES THREE RODS
AND TWENTY POLES. more or less about
fifty acres Of which l. cleared and highly i'm
proved the halsncc In wood. There is nice
Toung orchard Of choice fruit trees in full bearing
upon The premises.
The DWELLING Is a beautiful cottage, contain
Ing seven rooms, pantry. clothes presses Sc.: &
kitchen with four rooms. courthouse. and large
harm. Paint and whltewash only needed to put
them In perfect order.
TERMS One-fourth cash the balance at six,
twelve. and eighteen months. interest added, Sc
cured by trust deed.
SEQ p n. FACI0. Auctioncer.
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T AND ON YORK RIVER" KINGS
~ CREFK"-THE BEST FARM on YORK
RIVER, ABOUT ONE THOUSAND TWO HUN
DRED ACRES-TO BE SOLD IN LOTS OF
FROM TWENTY-FIVE TO TWO HUNDRED
ACRES AT PUBLIC SALE.-m obedience
70 All order of the Circuit Court or York county
made on the eth OF March, 1868, In the cases OF
Smith, cashier. us. Thomas ID. Warren, and John
NJ. Jones u.s. Thomas ID. Warren and wife, We.
the undersigned. rs special commissioners. VIII
sell the real estate u hereafter mentioned. called
.'KlNG'S CREEK on York river in York
county. at public auction to the highest bidder or
bidders, before the courthouse door OF York
county, on MONDAY the 18th day OF October, A.
D.. 1868.
The sale will be made for ten per cent. Of the
purchase money in cash. and the balance
credit of g. Il ard Is months, equal instruments.
bearing interest from the day or sale the purcht-
sers To execute bonds with sufficient personal secu
rity and the title to be retained until the purchase
money Is paid.
The commissioners are directed to lay off and
divide, under the direction OF competent sur
vcyor the said land In lots 81 not less that twenty
dye nor more than two hundred acres, and To sell
rs nanyof said lots as may suffice TO satisfy the
judgments OF said Smith cashier and said John
VI. Jones against said Thomas D. Warren, except
ing from said sale. If II h@ done, the dweliin"
and curttiage and the lands adjoining. The survey
will be made and the ns lad nff before the day Of
sale. plat will be exhibited on the day OF sale.
The land Is Immediately on York river. It's po-
St!nn. soil fish. and oysters, have given II the
name Of being the best farm on York river. Thirty
years ago 1t purchased by It's present owner for
1872 600 thrrcabouts In cash and considered very
cheap. Il lies about seven miles from the city of
Williamsburg ard about twelve miles from York
town. Steamers connecting with the Richmond
and York River railroad To Baltimore now pass It
four times leach way week.
CHARLES X. MALLORY,
WILLIAM r. PFACTY,
se5 Special Commissioners.
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DOR RENT, TWO HUNDRED ACRES

q OF GREENWOOD FARM.-At the request
OF Leroy Kemp, Esq, l offer for ren. for one
year. or term Of years. TWO HUNDRED
Of Greenwood farm adjoining Turkey Island and
Malvern Hin. about sixteen miles below Rich
mond with sufficient buildings TO accommodate
r.ntor and family. For terms applyto
A. E.. PULLING.
.lost No Pearl street.
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BY Wellington Goddin,
Auctioueer and Real Estate Agent.

THE VALUABLE FARM CALLED
4 "vERMEADn THREE MILES NORTH:
EAST OF RICHMOND. CONTAINING ONE
HUNDRED AND SEVENTY-NINE AND SE'
VEN EIG HTH ACRES, For SALE Al Az
TION.-At the request Of Colonel Sherwin McRae
| shall sell at auction. the premises, on THUS
the very excellent and wcll-lOcated FARM owned
by him. and on which he has long resided. anlni,-
ing the lands of Er. Friend Mr. Picot Mr. Smitn,
and others containing ONE HUNDRED an,
SFyFNTY-N1SE AND SEW n III ii 1 II
ACRES of which about one hundred acres are
cleared; the balance in the finest wood ana TIMBER
OF origina, growth. The cleared land is IN hne
heart. and much Of it highly improved. The sou
IL of the best quality. and very retentive OF I'm,
proyement. Springs Of the purcst water ABOUND
on the land and fine meadow skirts one entire
side Of the farm. through which bold stream runs.
irrIgatirg the meadow In summer and furnishing
icc-pouds In winter frr that lucrative business.
The farm + in Il square, ard may be aGEahta-
,eOusly suh-divided into two or forr parts ana VIII
lie sold rs whole or In parts, as may be determined
on at the time Of sale.
The place is admirably well adapted for market
garden or dairy farm. or for the suburban resi-
icuce Of A gentleman doing business In RlchmOnf.
The dwelling IS Il FRAMED BUILDING contain
Ing seven rooms. and built Of the best materials
and the yard and garden. though now neglected.
may easily be restored TO their former condition.
Thu. fruit trees are of superior varieties.
This farm IS accessible 10 the city by Doth Inc
Nipc-Ini1c and Creighton roads, the latter being
one fthe best avenues leading 70 the city.
TERMS One-tifth cash balance Mt SIX. twelve
eighteen. and twenty-four months Tor nerotlaDie
notes. interest added, secured by trust deed.
Sc 12-2tawtds w. GODDIN, Auctoneer.
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DARN, IN LOUISA COUNTY, FOR

u A K NJ, IN LOUISA COUNTY, Foh
Z SALE AT AUCTION. WITH CROPS OF
HAY. FODDER. !ec:-Having decided to remove
10 Richmond. will offer for sale on THURSDAY
the 9th div of September, ~ Il O'Clock. on the
premises. THE FARM IN WHICH NOW RE
SIDE. formerly occupied by M'letus Gooch
Esq. containing TIL Rec HUNDRED AND
THIRTY-FIFE ACRES: about one hundred
acres heavily wooded. within three-qnartcrs Of 4
mile Of the railroad the balance arabic and well
adapted to raising grain anhtobacco. There Is also
:, fine meadow Welding 20 600 pounds of hay All
the fields we'll watered. and the whole premises
are under good fence. woods included.
The improvements consist of Il comfortable"
house with seven rooms. kitchen ice-house. stable,
cow sheds. wagcn-house courthouse, shop, to-
barcO-houses. barn. etc.
The farm lies on the Virginia Central railroad
one and a quarter miles from Trcvilian's depot
and three and half miles from Louisa Court
house.
Possession given Immediately of the house and
the crops removed in time to sow wheat.
TERMS 0ne-third cash: balance 1t six. twelve,
and eighteen months with interest. for approved
security. Title retained until purchase money Is
all paid JOHN G.. HUNTER
After the sale Of the farm. will sell the NIPPLE
MFSTS CROPS OF HAY. &c. II lot Of FURS1-
TI'RE and some STOCK, a good WAGON, DOU-
BILE BUGGY. &c.
p. S.-Thc farm can he bought privately b. APP
plicatton to me at Trevilian's -
III Il.
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BYE. Gathright, Auctionccr,
1888 Main street,
between Fourteenth and Fifteenth.

By E. Gathripht, AuctiOnccr,
s.. 1899 Main street,
between Fourteenth and Fifteenth.
T ARGE ASSORTMENT OF FURNI-
IL TURE. &C.. AT AUCTI0N.-I will sell at
my store on THURSDAY, 18th instant, at 10
O'Clock, .''.'
BUREAUS,
REDSTEADS,
WARDROBES,
TABLES, 49,
- 60 CHAIRS.
..,, ROCKERS,
.~., "a F FEfAHTiHER BEDS,
.a MATTRESSES,
PILLOWS,
SHEETS, &C.
AFTER WHICH,
win sell large ASSORTMENT gnaeas of
SHOES
-~.- c G. S SFRtR'
DRY GOODS,
NOTIONS. &c.
scla F. GATHRIGHT. huctioneer.
BY Thomas W. Keescc. Auctionccr,
Office No. 1917 Main street.
TOBACCO FIXTURES FOR SALE AT
Il AUCTIOS.-W be Id on FRIDAY, Sep
TENDER 18th e"mmencing at o,cl HSt r. NJ; at the
Seventeenth street, between Cary and he dock, a
large assortment Of TOBACCO FIXTURES, con-
Asting In part Of
! HYDRAULIC PRESS,
lHYDR aULIC PUMP.
WHEEL for hand hydraulic pump;
BELT PUMP,
20 CYLINDERS,
90 RAMS,
20 TOPS
81 BARS
8 PRESSES.
ls BOX SCREWS,
L. FLATTENING SCREWS
HYDRAULIC TRUCKS or CARRIAGES,
Mills POTS
so BANDS
q sets los SHAPES or MILLS,
: sets SIS SHAPES or MILLS.
TERMS: All sums under SlOn. cash: over that
amount sixty days credit fnrapproved negotiable
paper THOMAS ". KEESEE,
81. IL SurtiGncc-.
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pHlLADELpHIA, RICHMOND I'LL

L AND NORFOLK STEAMSHIP S<sssSsS '
CITY com posing this Tine will eaye i Ei,sde!EII,A
every SATURDAY, and Richmond every fNi-
DAY, alternately. u.otEg
TON, SAVANNAH. snd NEW ORLEANS o.
oils OF lading signed through ,s .ut
Passage TO rhilsdelphia, Including mea n,
stateroorn Gle. ". L. PORTER, ARnrn..
nou Once No. 7s2s On the Doc
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av1gTfON SALES,
FUTURE DAY.

By erubbs & williams, Auctioneers,
Northwest corner OF Main and Eleventh stTeets'
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AUCTION SALES.
By wellington aoddin.
spot,onear and Real Estate Agent.

FUTURE DAY,
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FRESH DRY GOODS,

COMPRISING varied assortment Of new enG f., and
,Ie goods. now receiving adapted to the iali A'''
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BY Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

TOR SALE OR RENT, that hand A.
SEINE and ronvencntv-'rr,.r gef THREE rs
STORY RESIDENCE ju>t beiug completed 81
artificial or mite, on Main street near 'HUtis!D'
Iibby's Hill. containing min" rooms. With Kitchen.
al necessary closets. gas and water, ana AL lret
yerLndah III front. ..,,,-,,,,.
Real Estate gents and Aucti"neers,
CO lk-ft 100 Main strreL rErmC- ~ Eltycnu.
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STEAmERS.

OFFICE NORFOLK AND RICHMOND STEAMERS
August ~. 1873. }
SPECIAL NOTICE.-Freigh's ttAIs,JJ
- over this line received TUES ss<lz1zz2@
DAYS. THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS.
xu 2o-im l.. K. TATUM, Agent
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EVR NORFOLK, PORTS -

received up TO 81 p. NJ. TUEsD .YS THIkTS-
DAYS, and SATURDAYS, for SoRF IN IN;
PORTSMOUTH Boston, BALTIMORE: az az
PRINCIPAL LANDINGS ON ChEaAPkASeIS;
BAY, and ALL LANDINGS ON JAMES Rive"
~ reasonable rates. .
Frcigh.s for way-lsndinRs must be prepaid. "a
Letters entrusted 10 purser OF steamer inuS' :"
euclosed IN Z Government stamped envelope.
kppiyto IL. II. TATuA, Aken-,
NH II Office steamers wGAi.
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PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, August 19-It wa!
reported this afternoon that Mr.. Cabot
connected with an Iron establishment il
this city, had proved a defaulter to the
amount Of $50, 900.
Thad. Stevens will has been admit
ted to probate it is an autograph dOcu.
ment and contains the following re-
quests: TOthe Juvenile Library Associa.
ton of Caledonia county Academy, al
Peachem, of $1,000. To the Trustees OF
the Graveyard in same town, the burial
place Of his parents, $500. Various sums
are given as legscies to his hOusekeeper
and relatives. OF the residue of his
estate, amounting to about So, 900, S.
600 is to be expended by his trustees in
erecting in Lancaster, conditionally, or
in Columbia, suitable buildings for an
Orphan Asylum, for INDECENT orphans,
without distinction OF race or color.
The will is dated July 80, 1867, and
names o. J. Dickey and Edward Nc
Pherson, Executors and Trustees.
A cOdicil gives his Baptist brethren
$1,000, condltionally, and $1,000 TO the
college at Gettysburg.
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, August 19.-It has been
rumOred that the United States Govern
ment intends establishing q protectorate
over Mexico. This Is pronounced In re-
spODsible quarters as unfOunded. Policy
will be the same as heretofore towards
that Republic.
The work OF removing the Agricultu-
raj Department to the new building in
South Washington is progressing quite
rapidly. Thelibrsry and laboratory have
already been removed, and by next week
the Commissioner and most OF the Off
GERS Of the department will be located in
their new quarters.
Chief Justice Chase has returned to
Washington from Parkersburg.
Gen. Rawlings has sufficiently reeov-
cred from his late attack to be out. He
was st army headquarters to-day.
The appointment of supervisors is still
pending, none having been made. Com
missioner Rollins intends sending nomi-
nations for the remaining districts very
shortly.
Among the visitors at the White House
o-day were Gems. Hancock and Rous-
seau. Both had interviews with the
President.
The fire department has been reorgau-
lied by fire commissioners, and is now
of whites altogether, the blacks
who were employed on the coming in of
the present city administration having
been dismissed
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FOREIGN.

AMSTERDAM, August 9.-Representa-
tives of France, England, Holland, Bel
GUM and Prussia are now assembled at
Hague, for the purpose of holding a con-
ference looking to the equalization of du-
ties on foreign sugar.
VIENNA, August 19.-Apprehensions
are entertained that the recent attem of
against Turkish authority in Belgravia
will be renewed. Accounts from that
quarter represents the country as in an
unsettled condition, and though the in
surrectionary bands have diappeared or
been dispersed, the indications are that
secret preparations OF formidable char
acter are being made for more extern
sive outbreak. The attention of the Aus
TRAN Government has been called to this
state OF affairs by the unusual quantity
OF arms ordered from the other side of
the Danube, and an order has been issued
prohibiting the expectation of arms or
ammunition from Austrian territory into
the Dsnubian principalities.
LONDON, August Lesson after the
arrival Of the American yacht Sapphire
of Cowes, her captain issued q challenge
to the yachtmen OF England for a race.
The challenge was Immediately accented
by the following yachts Olive, Cambria.
Ounara and Candor. The race, which
will be for sweepstakes Of ECO, will oc-
cur on Friday, the 2ist inst. The yachts
will start from Cowes and go around the
Isle Of Wight to the westward and
through Ssloah to the place OF starting.
Distance, rs to so miles.
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J MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL

the actual casualties-atle least twenty per.
SONS having been killed.
Gen. Sully reports that two daughters
Of Aaron Bell were recovered from the
Indians.
About two hundred settlers are left
destitute, having been stripped OF provi-
sions, clothing, bedding and everything
else the Indians could carry away or de-
stroy. Appeals have been made to citi-
zens Of Leavenworth and other places to
aid the sufferers.
An Omaha dispatch says that the chief
Quartermsster Of the Department OF the
Platte, has received orders for the imme-
date construction of extensive military
barracks upon the Government reservs-
ton three miles north OF the city.
The Union Pacific Railroad is now
completed within ninety miles OF Green
river.
1t is reported that considerable diff.
Guilty exists at Green River City between
the settlers and the agents of the Union
Pacific Railroad, the former claiming the
right OF the land by occupancy.
The Republicans Of the Eighth District
in this State, in convention at Macon
yesterday, nominated John F. Benja-
min for reelection to Congress by accls-
nation,
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COUNTY EXPENSES.

Editers Memphis Appeal:
The report OF the Grand Jury of the
Criminal Court OF this city shows fear
full record for the Board of County Com
missicners. Let me give only an item
or two, for their masters, the thieves who
make the laws, know the law as our peo-
pie had it arranged before the present
bogus sO-cSlled Legislature begaa to de-
wise the ways and means of stealing from
the people by creating places for favor
ties, and providing subsistence for thieves.
I say, before these things were done, the
Magistrates OF the county looked after
the income and outlay of the county,
and now let US see at what cost. Then
Magistrates held four terms per Rnnum !;
at which each Justice was allowed 81 per
day. Say there were thirty Justices in
the county, and that every Justice would
attend each quarter session in the year,
and each day of every term, and that the
terms would last three days. This would
give each Justice 81 per day for twelve
days ia the year, and with thirty Justi.
ces, would make in the year an outlay
on the part OF the county for salary to
public servants to superintend the county
affairs, just $720. Now how is it? The
Justices are relieved Of that duty, and it
is assigned to five Commissioners, at the
fall0yVinp aalaFiaa
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MASSACHUSETTS.

WORCESTER, August 19.-The Chinese
Embassy arrived here on the pm. Elk
press train, and we're met at the depot
by committee from Boston, the City
Council, and numerous crowd. Gov.
Bullock cOmplimented them.
The cattle disease has broken out in
Canada.
BOSTON, August 19.-Hon. George 81.
PendletOn arrived In town late yesterday.
At night he was serenaded by the Ma
tional Democratic Club; be returned
thanks in a few remarks, during which
he said he was on his way to the State
of Maine to take part in the political
campaign there. A large assemblage
was present.
SPRINGFIELD, Aug. 19.-The Chinese
Embassy arrived here from Albany at 2
pm. and proceeded, after brief stay, to
Worcester, where they will spend the
night. The Embassy leave Worcester
for Boston tomorrow morning.
Six prisoners escaped from jail at
NOTthamptln Yesterday
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NASHVILLE.

NASHVILLE, August 19.-The meeting
of the Teachers National Association to
day was deeply interesting. The address
OF welcome was made by Hon. Nei
Brown of this city, snd responded to BY
Hon. ]. M. Gregory, President Of the
Association.
A report on the study of the classics
in college was read by President An
drews of Marietta College, Ohio 4; and to.
night Mr.. Gregory made an entertaining
Grafton on the subject Of education.
Much interest is manifested in the
meetings by the citizens.
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We pay this last sum just to reward
the psrtizRns of BroWnlow as q mere
bonus to aid in the enslavement of our
selves. That is S13, 900 for having a
thing badly done which we might have
well done for $720. The members of the
Commissioner Court, except poor old
Hack, are cribbed up in the city. They
have little or no acquaintance in the
country, and are liable, even if they
were honest, to be constantly imposed
upon by dishonest claims from the coun-
try. Let me state one instance, just to
Illustrate. Up in the northeast part of
the county, during some OF the late heavy
rains, large log tiOated against small
bridge and lodged. When the water
went down, q countryman cut the log in
three or four places, 80 that 1t floated Off
The work was really worth about three
dollars. He presented his bill to Blewis'
Court and got fifty dollars. Had there
been a member of the Court from that
vicinity, as there would have been under
the old system, the whole truth would
have been known snd the man paid for
his labor just what 1t was worth. l state
this fact 10 show the liability of the peo-
pie to be fieeced, even at the hands Of an
honest Court, O.
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public, in the most summary way, with
out any regard to due process of law"
We have already seen what Alexander
Hamilton, "this great lawyer" whose
opinion the Court in concluding quoted
at full length, said SIS to the right of vot-
ing. Let us see what is the Judicial
opinion of English judges as to its nature
and value.
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ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, August 19.-The Democrats
of the First Congressional District, In
Convention here this morning, nomi-
mated Erastus Wells for Congress. He
received one more vote than John Ho-
gan. The nomination was subsequently
made unanimous.
The latest adviees from Kansas are
that the Indians have left Solomon val.
ley, and quiet is restored. Most Of the
settlers who were driven away were re-
turning to their homes.
Adj. Gen. Weafee reports eight per-
sons buried, three missing and five
wounded. This is probably less than halt
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LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, August ia base ball
match was played this afternoon at Cedar
Hill Park between s..s Union Club, OF
Morrissisna, \. Y, and the Louisville
Club, of this city, resulting in an easy
victory for the former. Tue score stood ::
Union Club, SO; Louisville, IL.