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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-05-04

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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-05-04

ray OF lnIOrmerS---W w hal
InfOrTners under the Rev.
enue Law Have Received
Since 1867.
Since 1867, the shares re-
ceived by the Government on
penalties, fines and forfeitures
under the revenue laws, has
been $9, 9,43l, 900, while the in
formers shares have amounted
to 81, 100000. The Commits
sioner of Internal Revenue,
Mr.. Delano, recommends that
hereafter revenue officers be
not allowed to receive inform.
ers' shares. He says that the
present system has fostered a
very Objectionable class of in
formers, actuated by merely
mercenary motives, without
regard to the public interests
or to the cause of justice, and
who look eagerly about for
offenses against the revenue
laws, no matter how technical
or how small the amount in.
volved, for the sole purpose Of
securing a share of the penalty
forfeiture which may be i'm
posed. Such persons, even
when revenue officers, have
sometimes in large as well as
in smaller cases exhibited a
disposition to sacrifice the in
terests Of the government to
their own pecuniaIy advantage,
Cases have occurred in which
persons who were prosecuted
for non'payment Of taxes, and
who were disposed to pay the
government in full, without
regard to the portion of their
Indebtedness barred by limita,
ton of time, have been induced
by the informers SO to frame
their propositions f compro.
mise that but a part of the
amount due should be offered
as for tax, while the remainder
should go toward swelling the
amount offered as penalty, Of
which the informer could
claim his share. 1t is alleged
that informers have in some
cases even encourred viola.
ton of the laws which they
could have prevented readily
by a word of warnipRy but.
preferred to have the of&nse8
committed, that they might
reap pecuniary benefit there,
from.
Those practices have thrown
such odium upon the whole mat.
ter of informing Of offenses,
that citizens Of high character
have frequently deferred from
giving information of infrac-
tiN1pOf the law by the fear that
their action would be ascnbed
to~mercenary motives.
Consequently the commissioner
sfor theannual appropriation
of say $250,0OO, from which,
with the approval of the Sec
retary of the Trasury, he sh0Aii
be authorized to pay such 81
as, in his Judgment, may M
deemed to be necessary f(
detecting and bringing TO triSy
and punishment personSSuilty
of violating the %eyspNeA jRw,
or conniving atHsSAhe Pm
cases where such expenses are
not provided for by law.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-05-04

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Down with the taxes isN
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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-05-04

, The Terre Haute Express
says the fruit crop passed thro'
the severe weather uninjured.
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Il. P. Weston walked one
mile in nine minutes and O half.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-04

HEE - &twL-ES-I
RIsno2 pogTEa ON THE PUBLIC ScHoo1s.-;
AT the annual session of the Protestant
Episcopal Convention of the Diocese o!
New York, BisAop Potter, on the sub3ecs
said those who depend on the residing OF q
lew verses OF the Bible in our schools each
morning to put morality in the minds OF
our growing population leaned ona broken
reed. He favored q full religious education
I'm connection with secular Instructions He
also advised the organization Of church
schoossin opposition to our public schools,
under The management of our clergy. They
were the right kind to make u children
good men as well as good citizens. He spoke
at great length on this matter, taking strong
aic schools. On the question of the use ol
ehe Bible in public schools he was non-com-
INITIAL. He said the fact Of its partial use is
the only evidence at all of Christianity in
our schools.
~ r. AN~M NE E@a"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-04
COOK & LAUGHToN. A~uctieneers.
TRUsTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE

VRUSTEES' SALE OF A VALUABLE
4 FARM IN HALIFAX COUNTY BY virtue
ot a deed OF trust executed On the sh dayof an,
gust, 1889, by James A: Moon aud e: b. Noon ana
Gordon, trustees, for the purposes therein named,
we will, as said trustees, sell. on THUssDsI J. he
day thereafter on the premises. at Il O'Clock NJ.
at public auction, the TRACT OF LAND In said
dsed IN ntioned. it being the same tract on which
alfred Blanks sold to The said Moor, lying on the
moth side Of Dan river, in The county or HaltflN;
contairing l 1871 acres, more or less, and bounded
bv The lands of the la,e Richard logan and DR.. b.
r.. Fleming.
THIS lanl is In ore of the best neighborloods In
the county. convenient to churches: about eight
miles from the Richmond and Danvillc railroad.
Tn. improvements consist OF GOOD FRAMED
DWELLING Of six rooms, built In 1859. upon the
Gated, and all nccessary out-bniidings. and ABOUT
twenty other buildings. such as tsnant-houses and
TOBACCO barns-all new. There are a large num-
The soil Is good. aud adapted to the growth Of
grain Of al kinds, especially WHEAT Owe
and and Is now In The highest state
in Halifax.
L. Is seldom so desirable L place IL put upon the
market. 1t Is but eight miles from Scotss1urg de-
HUNDRED ACRES Or CLEARED LAND ON
tine place, TWO HUNDRED Of which are Dsu
Fiver low grounds OF the very best quality the
residue Is forest. A large portion of the pl ace is
in fine clover. II has lately been divided into two
tracts and VIII be sold either as l whole or as two
tracts, to suit purchasers.
TERMS The deed requires the property to be
sold for tsh sufficient to pay, off the deed.
examine the property. James A. Moon will take
pleasure III showing the property to any " no nay
wish TO examine with q view of purchasing. Poe-
nation. apply TO either of the trustees at Lynch
burg va. i WI: g. Go PFhRSSDSLEroN, Trustees.
y SO o.. TN GThtSfh Nnv
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-04
By W. GOddin,
A%uctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.

THE BEAUTIFUL ESTATE IN POW
i. HAITIAN COUNTY, ON ia RIVER,
NEARLY OPPOSITE TO DOVER MILLS,
CALLED JUDE'S FERRY, ABOUT TWEEN
Y-TW NILES ABOVE RICHMOND, COM
THREE HUNDRED AND FORTY
ACRES, FOR sALE.-At the request Of the
owner, l offer for sale this truly valuable and az.
tracttve ESTATE located as above. containing
THREE HUNDRED AND FORTY ACRES, of
which 200 acres are open land O.: superior quality,
aud the residue In original growth of oak, hicko-
ry, &c. The improvements consist Of . fine resi-
dence, recently finished, containing seven rooms,
with piazZas on three sides, together with the
usual out. buildings around the dselIing, all of
which, like the dwelling, are In perfect repair.
The barn is an excellent one, nearly new, with
one of Smiths thrcshers and horsepower at.
cached, all IN complete order. The stable and
cow-housc are also new.
The ferry, with the boats, &C., belong TO the
place, and enjoy, a good patronage.
The location Is on an elevated height. com
manding q lovely view OF the surrounding country
FOR many miles.
The crops and stock, consisting Of horses.
mules, cartc. &C., tRcluding = large portion az
the furniture tnearly newt, will be sold with the
esEate, IL desired,
Within the past two years between 81. COO and
- SeJ nave been expended In beautfiyinp and
adorniDg the place, So that u 10 In fact one of the
lOyeliest estates on the river.
Possession given III thirty DAYS. Apply to
w. GODDIS.
Real Estate Auct!oneer.
sc .O-Ia&tlm -}r4 Richmond. Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-04

xsa,sanx ~EoMsrFEf1vn EyasttMAS
- 49, sSsarsasssiyo examination. kpr
Us agpoias.asns 9 sass che ] sssaa A aissssss,
xsyI - skS q sssansirfa. VA, as. the suggestion
" nsiSas ansrasssnan Mckenzie, Wasla very In.
xt y contest. There were nine youths
ssnsSnstSae. Two were finally declared
sonaiiy proficient in intellectual attaln.
1ncnss--yiz ! john henry Walsh, OF Fair
alexandria. They were kheli reierTea tn 1
surgeon to decide which wa physically
better suited for the navy, and both were
agSin found equal fn this particular like.
wise. Ts was finally agreed 10 draw loss by
opening 0 book and deciding by the first
letter atthe lett. Both drew A; and 9fhen
recourse was had TO q marked and d blank
paper, when John Henry Walsh, Of Fair.
Gax county, WAS selected, who is a student
0YSs. JOINS Academy. IL which institu.
ton his competitor was a graduate.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-04
BY tirubbs Il Williams, AucuoEeers.
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWENTY
L EIGHT ACRES OF VERY VALUABLE
LAND, ON MEADOW-BRIDGE ROAD,
ABOUT HALF 4 MILE NORTH OF 4
ClTY.-Ia execution OF = deed or trust from I.
\. Gentry to the subscriber, as trustee dateG alst
May, 1887, and recorded In Henrtrn County Court
Office, being thereto required by the creditors Sc
cured, I will sell, upon the premises. on THURS;
DAY, 9Th October, at q O'Clock D., or FAR II
hour % acres of LAND. situated ss above sfa.ed.-
adjoining the land OF Ed. VIM. de- toss an4
Others, being a part OF the f,rm formerly orneN
TERMS /: Cash for expenses If executing thev
trust and for one-fou.th or The debt now due say
5000 o credit OF Twelve months for the r. mslins
thres-fourths, say Tor fe 700 and the rSfduap3l
such terms as tbs grantor or his assigns rnardi.
rect, and In ca sc Of hrs or their Z lure 70 EfFuhy
directions, upon such terms asI witt agSE attic
time Of sale. The credits to be for ncRotbie
rotes, with Interest added, aud secured 19 asd
OF trust. TIE purchaser 10 pay taxes fos1BF
Il. {. ETaRkE, Tras.
GRUBBs j. WILLIAMS, Aucfrs. %#E
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-04
TsRrsHARRINAB
FALL AND WgHgEE SGVoDo
AT JUETUE EygLNs6r

isoa Ma stscst aseccnesao6 IfoEn corner ptn st;
I saat recet,ihr DysSssS ssssssssf ,arss io.s q
sss, j. assaristlcn oY DaY GOODS ssd FANCY
ssosug wbicifsra selsetcd wish .,s s~teatcst care
especially for this rnsrket, aaad bought q fie ION.
est cash psaces: !.
press Goods OF every description;
sFnipPgss Cloth Id an eoiors, from Co. 07Sc.it :
Frsfrclh Merfn0B,, In all shades ha44t
sofid-colored Alpaca at 3sc3 very cheap; .t.
English Crown Popnn, 90 as, and DOC, entiresl
mi. E,sIs "a ssY french i si psS SEs e sss ssss,n
SSfto1oan Cloth aud Reps s3ts3 80 to
Houslin Deiaina et soc.: d
BLACK k1pacas. from sc. upVsrds
Mourning Goods In great variety. ~
DOMESTIC GOODS.
a.a Bleached Cotton at 12ac.,gthe best In Inc clty
ss.isecs q lsss:; and e low ,s ss IS q ,a,c.: -
lo.a sheetings at reduced prices;
Canton, Flannel ss 1Sc. per yard
80; sHAwLs AND uoAKING.
sChinchilia Cloaking In the latest designs 81.
Long and Square Brocee s 7 )
BACK SIX Velvet, warranted pure SIX, for Cloak
yelv we all coiors, at the lowest prices;
Usssim slesn elo Fl so 6dee sE za.a 6jasslnet.s. to sud
i ,a Men, III ' q Bfsnfs xss white and colored, a. re
duced prices.
WHITE GOODS.
Table and Piano. Covers,
Marseilles Quilts, $50 go,
Table Damssks rom &C., upwards; a, m
Hosiery and Gloves ) ,,
Sash Ribbon, in great variety aud latest styles;
Velvet Ribbon, all widths ). Z.
loo dog. Linen Cambria handkerchief at 35c. PEI
dozen H.Fl1
100 do. auto at 5oc, per dozen {;
100 do. ditto at S5c per dozen.
81 we call speciaf attention to our stock OF Gent'
Furnishing Goods, which is always complete:
All we ask IS q call and examination OF oui
stock. and You VIII fad the right goods at TIT
right prices. call soon. JULIUS S1CLE;
&C q ,.g..;: 803 Broad street, I'd door below eth.
Closed Wednesday, October 9Th, on account Q
holiday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-04

Mr.. Rouss has sent US a perfect avalanche saG,o OF
auction bargains, He sends us by last steamer
Elegant ALPACA POPI.INS, to sell az Sc;
FRENCH ALPACA POPLINs, TO sell at g1sc;
L I'D aad sTRIPED ALPACA at
ArL.SWooL DgLA1NEs, at a7c.;
Best ALL-WOOL FLANNELs, &c.;
BLACK ALPACA, worth Soc, at a73c.
FLANNELS, all kinds, colors, anu dcscTlptlohs'
Elegant OPERA FLANNEL,d doc; :, IN.
LACKa and WHITE SHAWLs worth u, I'll s''o''
SHAWLS! SHAWLSl all kinds;
LINEN DIAPHR. worth 50, at 1925;
COTTON APE worth $2. at SL5o;
ALL-WOOL CASSIMERES, worth ", at 'oc',
FREDERICKSBURG CASS1MEREs,
Elegant CLOTHS and CASSIMERES:.
The prettiest HOOP-SKIRTS, worth 81 nj Soc':
Large MARSEILLES SPREADS, worm o.
~. at $3.50:
BLANKETS, BLANKETS, BLANKETS;
A full stock of DOMESTICS at factory prices )!
The handsomest PRINTS in the city ~ @.
Elegant BOULEVARD SKIRTS, worm O.
at $3.50;
The best CARPETS In the city at 1o:.;, .rnr
Iadies' LINEN COLLARS, sc. LACE SETS,
IL cents: LACE COLLARS, lo2c.: ladies',
Misses, and gents BRITISH HOSIERY;
Misses BALMORAL HOSE, 2oc.;
KID GLOVES from doc. to ~. ocI
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-04
Hy Lee II G0tdiu,
Euctioleers and Real Estate AgentBy
Al. r7I7 .x.gr gtraxf go

VALUABLE AND ATTRACTIVE
' COUNTRY SEAT OH WILLIAMaBUaG
TURNPIKE, OsE-HALF MILE FASrOF The
OF RICHMOND, ADJOINING
LANDS OF X. W. MCGRUDER ND WILL
LIAM I, HARRISON. ESQR'S 0 SALE
At AUCrLtN.-By request ~ the owner we
October. at A. o'clock r. ST., that truly VALUA-
T. PROPERTY situated as described above,
proved land.
The dwelliog. Of seven rooms. Is an excellent
one, together With the usual buildings necessary
for the place ; all In good repair, On the plsccis
a large orchard CT select fruit. and excellent
water. Location healthy, and society reflued.
TERMS At sale, which Will be made LIBERAL
Sc 30 Z u GODDIN AuctioieeKs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-04
BY Grubbs & Williams,
aAuctioneers ard Real Estate Agents,
R1syenth street. between slain and. Bank.

TRUsTEEs SALE OF THE yALuA-
BILE LITTLE FARM CALLED WET
HAMPTON, ON THE WEsTHAM kOhn,
FoUR MILES AIDA HALF WEST OF RICH-
MONU.-In execution or The provisions o a deed
OF trust from W.P. Lawton 70 the subscriber,
dated goth October, 1858, and recorded ~ ie,ulc0
County Court office. being thereto required BY Ice
assigned of the creditor, I Will sell at auction.
upOn the premises. on September
2ith, 1870, at 6 O'Clock L. NJ I fair II not, tipeu
on the first fair day thereafter,1 az the same hour.
the little FARM abaye referred 70, containing
FORTY. ONE AND AHAIF ACRES running
back to the canal. The improvements consist ola
good framed dwelling with about SIX rooms, the
usual ous.houses, and a good orch.r
TERMS /: The deed prescrfbes o sale for cash suf.
ficlens to defray expenses Of sale and to pay on
the balance Of the debt tnow about 81, seOl. and me
residue upon such terms IS the grantor may d!rect.
The creditor. however, is willing to receive one
forth OF his de5t In cash, and for the residue vi!
allow 8 credit OF six, twelve and eiehteen months,
with interest. L0CIEN HILL, lFustce:
GRUBBs e WILLIAMS, Auct1ontefs. ssH
The above sale Is postponed until THCRsDAY,
esth Of september, 1870, at the same hour.
LUCp1N HILL, 1rustee.
GRCBBS & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. Sc q
POSTPDEED,
to WEDNESDAY, 9Th October, at the same hour.
CO al L.. Hull, Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-04
BY Wellington soddin,
Aucaoneer and Real Estate Agent,
corner OF Eleventh and uonk s,eats
nOMMISsIONER;sstrE or v,yu

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF yALJJA-
BLE BgInk DWELLING AND VACANT
GpT3 AT NORTHEAST CUgEER or
|sLAY \ SECOND sTREETS.-By virtue 81
Tue aecrees OF the { treuit Court OF the city OF kfSh-
m9nd, rendered on the lith or June and 6tS of Oc-
sG5er, lsss. respectively, in INC case OF Tatun and
ats. rs. JAtum aud ais /, as special comm1sSioner,
1 shall proceed q sell at public auction. on The
premises on "WEDNESDAY, the sth OF Octobsr,
1870, at & o'clock. that large and desirable BEsI.
DENCE at the northeast corner OF Clsy and Sc
coud streets, or which the late Dr. II. A. T-tum
died seized.
The dwelling is In fair repair: is supplied with
gas; contains abO We TT basfmen six good rooms,
besides vide halls. closets, &c, In the basement
there arc four roons. There is an office In In
yard, and a stable in rear OF the lot. aud u well OF
fine water on the premises.
The lot has a front OF 7t feet, running back l3
feet to a wide alley. which viii be so divided as u
sell with the dwelling the whole trent on Clay
street, running back atoiit IS feet. ann iBree lots
Oh the east Of second street each 2SyIof ieet, On
one Of which stands q lave brick stable.
TERMS : One-foufth cash; balance ASK ,tweiyc,
and eighteen months. for negtffable noses. lctersd
added, and title retained TIL all OF tht parchase
money Is paid aud n CONVEYANCE orderea, ny tbe
so ~ dds Special Commissioned
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-04

.ThEsH hkRfYALs

kStFaaaraStsselss B 49,
Tie ,undasstsrsd hogs 90 cali stilsF astontion5 0f
Ebuyers 10 Ills entirely FREEHagToCK0 or EtRY
.faD0DspeM III store and recelyinss Itiscorid-
IDENTIFY believed TINT no. stock auperacr to sssbss
been exhibited In this markes sinee tils WIZ. y
has been selected With great q rei and With spectai
ESafarenee To- The wante of this community. 1
We invite particular attention TO the fo1loning
ynes of FOREIGN Sand DOMESr1C FABRICS,
which we are prepared co. exhibit IN large qnantl-
ties, andgreat variety
MOURNING GOODS tofeyery descriptiontin
hLPACAs, FrffE
BoMBAZIEEs, /
e~sl,:rE ~ REPS, ~
oTToMANs, e
tTAMIsE CLOTHS,
NOUsELINS, s5: Z
" MERINOS,I &c.
In DRESS GOODS our stock is really attrac-
tira. embracing all or the LATESTENoFEL
TIES. and viii be sold as low assimilar goods can
be bought anywhere. -
We call special attention to our large assort-
ment Of CLOAKIaGS In Velvet, Velyeteens,
Cloths; &C.. Also, CLoAKs tready mace anu ~
great varietyh and q magnificent line Oh Shams.
CLoTHs and CASsIMEREs, for men and boys,
or both foreign and domestic manufacture; I
nFRISO UNDERWEAR for ladies and gentle
men; = :
FLANNELs, OALICoEs, LINsEYs,
BROWN and BLEACHED CoTTONS,
IRISH LINENS,
HOSIERY, szrzss zs< 81 &z@ I
HANDKERCHIEFS,
GLOVES, ~ua y-, ssuf2 49,
EREAL and IMITATION LACEs,
EMBROIDEfsIES, &c. %~
In fact. our stock is complete in every particu.
Iar, and we cordially Invite an examination ny ail
in want OF Grst-class goods at the lowest possible
figures. JOHN . ~opOf1N,
I'LL Main ST. Get.
.S.-herchants visiting this city are invited to
examine our stock and be convinced that we VIII
supply their wants at northern jobbing rates.
700 IN T NJ. WOODFIN,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-04
by Lee & Godd1n,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
No. lib Main street.

BUILDING LOTS IN FULTON, ON
D NICHvLspN STREET. OPPOSITE THE
RrSIDtNCE OF WILLIAM WHITE, ESQ.,
D SALE AT AUCTION.-On TUESDAY, oh
October instant, at q O'Clock 7. NJ, on the pre-
mises, we viii offer at public auction ELEVFN
LIS, having u front OF about 90 feet each on The
northern line of Nicholson street, extending back
in depth about an average OF 1i2 feet.
TERMS: One-third cash: residue ct six and
t %eIve months, for negotiable notes, Interest
added, and secured by a trust deed on the pro-
perry. Toe LEE & G0DDlN, Aucts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-04

HIGH CONSTABLE'S SALE.-By order
IL of the Judge of the Circui" Court Of The city
OF Richmond. wall sell at public auction TUES
PAY, the 9TH day of oetobor, At 10 o,elock ut the
lis Main street, the entire stock OF 6 HUCERIt 5,
&C., therein contained : also, the FURNITURE,
ment in my hands In favor y II. 4 J. Myers rs. j.
NJ. Dominica and also to sssishy distress warrant
TERMS: Cash for all sums of 500 or less over
thu sum, n credit OF sixty days, for appruycdue-
~gctiable paper, interest added.
Sc 23--12t A. W. RUSENE, II, G.. c. K.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-04
BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and AuctIonccrs,
Ills Main stredt.

TWO BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS
L. GEAR MONROE PARK FOR SALE Al
AUCTION.-Wtll be sold 1t auction, on the pre-
miscs, on WEDNESDAY, the 9Th OF October. ut
5 O'clock P. ~, wv beautiful BUILDING LOTS
fronting 40 feet each on the north side Of G;acc
street, ne sr to and west Of New street and the ter
minus of the street railroad on Grace street, and
running back $50 fec. to an alley IN common 90
feet wide.
Terms Opc-third cash the balance IN four,
eight, and twelve months, for negotiable notes,
with interest added. AID secured by a d, cd of trust.
oc1 RICHARDSON s. CO., Auct'rs.