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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-29

No. eos MAIN eTREET,
s.coSp Door FROM NINTH
law, ,ov rac.,yins my frst supply OF FALL
AMI WINTER DRY GOODS, comprising '''e
,,test noyeltlcaof the sea6oh'
NJ ess Goods, In great variety r>,,,,o
irish French, Plain, Diagona - ar,aty.
s,,,,h AVID English Crown Popitns, In variety
,,, n' .o.Sos H,,ck and Colored Silks. and Al
SIX sHsk' rcry fine; Empress Cloths, MOUSE
ia,nes. Mer mos, Moh.ir Lussres &c. from Tho
Mourning 6, S9 3Ss highest aste Quality.
,nwss, g, eompiete assortment at prices TO suit
all rroehe. large and sma hh'p Rsant ne
T,no Stripe, and other STYLES TOO numerous
10 mention Choking xslyeta, best quality !;
Tosss ,sses c sssss for sais al
Flannel 500 pieces Flannel, Drilled Plain, and
Paid. All coinrs and AT all prices; White ALI
casa meres. Broadcloths, French Beaver for over
leans. Sos a &C.. ,1 for men . and hoys wear;
White Goods OF every description;
French Corsets. best quality;
l. zee Collars and Handkerchiefs; 3"
Hamburg Edeings aad lnsertlngs;
Nottingham Lac for Curtains;
Ladies' Hemstitched Linen Handkerchief;
Lad es Linen Cambria handkerchief at %, ~,
and sc. per dozen;
Napkins and Doylies from 75e. rer dozen up;
fuii liza, ,s Of aeaslemeas Furnishing Goods;
\ fun stock OF Ladies' ami Misses Hosiery ana
Gloves;
Merino Vests;
Notions Ribbons, Trimming Velvets. &C. w.
4 large and complete stock of Domestic Dry
Goods at prices as low as at any other house 10
this city. r-
purchasing elsewhere. JULIUS slCnn:,
s3 Main street, second door from Ninth.
The following gentlemen are with me, and would
lie pia ased to see their friends
". TAZEWELL FITZGERALD tiafe
with Breejen & Foxl.
GEORGE SWABA CHER,
J. j. TURNER,
LEWIS W. RURWELl.
WILLIAM ID. POWERS.
j. WEINBERG,
I'm " BROWN. SelG
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BY Grubbs & Williams
Auctioneers and Real ESTATE Agert Is,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

Auctioneers and Real ESTATE Agerts,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THE VALUA:a;
BILE LITTLE FARM CALLED WEST
HAMPTON, ON THE WFSTHAM Koau,
FOUR MILES AND A HALF WEST OF RlIH,
MOND. In execution Of The provisions OF q Geeo
OF trust from W. L. Lawton t. the subscriber,
dated Goth October. 1881, and recorded In itenrico
county court office, being THERETO required by Inc
assignee of the creditor, ! Will sell at anction,
mon The premises. on SATURDAY, September
2ifh 1870 at O'Clock L. NJ, # fair If not, then
on the first fair day thereafter, at the same hour,
the little FARM above referred to, containing
FORTY ONE AND A Hal ACRES, running
hack to the canal. The imI rovements consist or
good framed dwelling with "b ut SIX rooms, the
usual out-houses, and good orchard
TERMS The deed prescrihes sale Tor cash SUI.
tcient to defrav expenses of sale and TO pay on
the balance of the debt (now about 81 Soy ana the
residue upon such terms rs the grantor may dlrect
The creditor, however, Is willing to receive one,
fourth Of his deht In cash, and for The residue VIII
allow credit of Six twelv. and eightte ell months,
Nth Interest IuCIES HILL, Trustee.
GRCBBS 4 WILLIAMS, Auctl0nters. sc 10
The above sale is pnstp 1ned until THU ksDAI,
ovth of September, 1870, 1T the same hour.
LUCrIN Hi l.. Trustee.
GRuBBS & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. Sc "a
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uIGH CONSTABLE'S SALE.-By order
LII or the Judge of the Circuit Court OF The city
of Ticllmond. | val! sell at public auction TUES
DAY, the 4th day of October, at 10 clock Mt the
1913 Main street, the entire stock of GHnCfRItS y,
&C., therein contained Also the FURNITURE,
&C, I'm th- selling above, TO satisfy an attach
ment In my hands In favor of II. 4 j. Myers Us. i.
Nj. Dominica. end also to satisfy distress warrant
Us. same.
TERMS Cash for all sums of 800 or less over
that sum, edit OF sixty days, for approved ne
gottable paper, interest added.
Sc 23--lJt A. w. RUSENE, H. c. c. r.
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Bis Grubbs & Williams,
Arctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
,s,evanth between Main and Bank strcets.


Eleventh between Main and Bank strcets.
DulLDING LOTS, ON LAUREL
Is STRvNT, IN SIDNEY, AT AVG rioh. ~, Y
WEDNESDAY,, the 9Th h'y OF ,etoDsl, ,as -
o:cIn X p, NJ. we Will sell upon the pretn!sss,
tT On the west side Of Laurel strfct, pen n Sat
n, verly and Albemarle streets, IRONING ~ ,de
and running hack 13s feet to an alley ~ .gt
Also rive OTIS on tie side of aiirel slree,
hetween AIhenarle snd spring streets, eacn ooSi
feet to an alley 20 feet wide. These are pre'1y 1919
II, an improving neighborhood.
se E 90 ~ GRTgBs u WILLIAMS. Aucts.
TIGH CONSTABLE'S SALE.-Wiil be
acid on SATURDAY M0RNLNH, octon n,
An M 10 O'Clock at store No. Soutn ian htIee.'
tho foijnwinr articles to satisfy dlstrcsS WIT
rant in my hands In favor OF John W. " ris"''
One STEA NJ FNGINE and BOILER complete
Two TIN. CYImNDEh COCKLE MACHINES,
One CuCKLE MACHINE,
Tive SFPARATORS,
one large PLATFORM SCALE,
Que :m All PLATFORM SCALE
ghr GRAIN nFCElvEgs,
One GRAIN ELEVATOR,
Six CHAIRS,
One TRUCK. o,,ru
Lot of LEATHER BELTlNd,
lot OF GRAIN BAGS,
Lot OF HOSTING ROPE.
Lot Of IRON SlIAFTlNG,
lot of Cookie SCREENINGS,
Ls 81. % I'd hhA1 "''l A. ". RosEN. II. c. CT
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By Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
" ESTATE-In execution of decree of the
Chancery Court CT Richmr nd, entered on The 27.h
day Of July, 1870. Ia the case of 'IaCy 4 ais. rS.
Lacy the undersigned, commissioners thereby
appointed. will sell at auction, upon the premises,
respectively, on MONDAY, Sd of October. con-
lnenciDg at .lt-past clock z. NJ, th4 follow
Ing REAL ESTaTE, to Wit:
A LOT on The west side of Third street, just
north of Duval street, 95 by 1856 feet.
Also, LOT No. % In DuTafs plan. at the corner
of st. Paul and - streets, $50 by 1904 feet.
Plats will be shown at the sale. aud the property
will he sold In lots TO suit purchasers.
TERMS; Cash for costs of SHIT and expenses Of
sale; The re ldue at Six twelve, and ei2litt en-
months for negotiable notes, well endorsed, With
interest; or costs and expenses and one-thl!d OF
the residue in cash; the REM ind r at twelve and
eighteen months, for negotiable notes, Wlth inte-
rest added mo endorser re1ntteD; In ttthcr ca"
the tilss to he retained by the court uatf all tm.
purchase N oney is paid.
S 4. j. G Il i.h!N com'rs.
GRUBBs Il WILLIAMS, Auctione"rS. Sc %
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BOOTS, SHOES, exe.

MARCUS HARRIS i BROTHER, cor
w ner Fifth aud Broad streets and No. 1928 Main
BOOTS SHOES, TRUNKS, SsTCHELS. etc. :,
eomprisingthe latest styles Of various kinds now
dren's wear, the goods being made especi lily for
US and the general reputation or our goods is SO
fayorahly known That 1t requires no further re-
epInmendatlop. Our arrangements with the best
manufacturers are such rs will enable us at all
times 20 show one OF the very beet stocks In the
sity. We have reduced the prices OF all our goods
from the finest down to The lower grades.
MARCUS HARRIS Il BROTHER,
corner Fifth and Broad streets
and No. 1898 Main street.
A CARp.--We keep only the stores corner Fifth
and Broad and No. 1923 Main street, and no other
store on Broad street has hranched off from ours.
SEQ MARCUS HARRIS s. BROTHER.
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BY Cook s Lauchton, Aucticneers,
cor;,cr OF Governor and Franklin streets

BY Cook s Laushton. Auctioneers,
coracr OF Governor and Franklin streets.
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
IL 1URE AT kUCTION.-ln FRIDAY. seth
instant at 10 O'Clock. we will sell ut the residence
Of Mr.. Gorge Miles lwho Is removing from tie
cl.y) corner OF Canal and .4th streets, all Of his
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, consis;ingof
WALNUT PARLOR SUIT, covered with green
reps;
FTAGER and MArBLE-TOP TABLES
BRUSSELS aud THREE-PLY CARPETS and
HandSome ROSEWOOD CHAMBER SUIT,
COTTAGE CHAMBER SUIT, -
Superior HAIR aud SH Cox MATTRESSES,
FEATHER BEDS aud PIa! .OWS.
WINDOW and SHADES,
WALNUT EXTENSION DIM G. TABLE,
MAHOGANY CHINA PRESS.
CHINA, CROCkEkY, GLASSWARE, &c.
ALSO,
One superior COOKING iTOVE and KITCHEN
FURNITURE generally.
TIE above furniture Is nearly new, and worthy
the attention OF purchasers.
Sc % COOK Il LAUGRTON, Aucts,
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by Hill 8 GOddin AuCtiOnecrs,
No. ll0S Main street.

rVRUSTEE'SSALE OF BRICK DWELL
4 ING AND LOT ON CHERRY STREET., IN
SIDNEY, AT AUC1IOS.-ln execution OF the
bum to the subscriber, dated Sept 90, 1889. and
recorded in tho Hastings Court Of the city Of Elc-
mond, being sorequred by the beneficiary therein,
j will sell at auction, on the premises, on SaTUR-
DAY, the Isl day OF Oct, 1870 1T O'Clock ?. NJ,
If fair If not, on the first faic daV thereafter
the same hour, the property described in said
deed, as follows BRICK DWELLING cor
tanning three rooms and kitchen on Cherry street
being the third tenement In Ford's Row, COM
menctng with Dover street. The lot fronts 10 feat
inches on Cherry street, and runs back 9!fcet to
an alley 10 feet wide.
TERMS Sufficient in cash to defray the expenses
Of sale and to pay of two notes, one for r2OG
with interest from goth day March. 1870; the other
for $2l2, with Interest from goth Sept, 1870, TIL
paid, and the residue upon sucn terms as may be
announced at the day of sale.
FRANK D. HILL, Trustee.
%
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By Grubbs Z Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between nain and Bepk.
A BUILDING LOT ON THE WEST
N SIDE OF SIXTH STREET, BETWEEN
DUVAL AND BAKER STREETS. will BE- acid ut
auction, upon the premises, nn THURSDAY, Goth
September at d O'Clock +.
It's 32Xl2? feet 10 nm alley 10 fret vide.
Persons wanting go1d lot Mt low price Will do
we'll To attend.
se2s GRI!Bas & WILLIAMS.
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STEAMERS,

This ship, the p!onee. Of the HOME LINE, Will
leave New York on SATURDAY. the LIST October,
for orfolk, Petersburg. and Richmond, thus
a1fordiug the public the opportunity Of ordering
their goods by her.
Returning, she will leave Richmond on WE'D
NFSDAY, the 9Th October, at high tide
Reserve your fieIgh. Tor your own vessel.
Insurance by her at very lowest rates.
Reduction lie frciehts 10 fair and liberal rates,
which will be III intaiEed In good faith to the
public.
For further information, amply to
DAVID 7. BURR, President.
CHAS. .. WORTHAM,} Nv ror,,o
GakRET +. WATSON,} HA' oo'ii G.
JAS. HAND, corner Wall and south sts.; WIN.
0. SHITH, 4s Exchange Place, Agents In New
York. Sc 2S- 1t
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CEILING OFF AT COST.-Intending to
- connect new branch of business with my pre-
sent one, and 70 ms Ike room, ! win offer from now
until the lse of October The greater portion OF my
present stock very low; such Us
HOSIERY, GL.VEs, .E-l.s
HANDKERCHIEFS,
CORSETs, CUFFS and COLLARS,
ind great many other articles. Also,
A lot ofTOYs,
LONG COUNTER, and
SHOWCASE.
ess j. +. WAHMANN,
go 2o-eotfet gold e 5G7 Broad street.
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JAMES RIVER STEAMBOATSLSIal.
~ COMPANY.-F Q r NORFOLk, s ssSss.sssssz
PORTSMOUTH,, AND ALL REGULAR LAND
lNGS ON TIE JAMES RIVER. The fast and
elegant United States mail steamer
JOHN SYLV EHTER,
Captain z. G. CLIFFORD.
leaves cpmpany's wharf al kocketts for the
abovc-nam,d places on MONDAYS, WEDNRE-
DAYS, and fridays, At HALF-PAsT SIX
O'CLOCK A.. NJ. and returns on Tuesdays,
Thursdays, and Saturdays.
PASSENGERS arrive In Norfolk in tine to con-
meet with steamers for baltimore and points
North,
Train leaves City Point for Petersburg on ar
rival of steamer.
Fare TO Norfolk so
Excursion tickets To Norfolk and rtturn.... 4n".
LIBERAL arrangements made for EVENING En-
CURSIONS.
Freight received Tuesdays, Thursdsys and ga
turIays, for Norfolk, Portsmouth, Boston, Balti-
more, and principal landings on Cteaaf cake bay,
and all regular landings on James river, at REA-
SONABbE RATES.
NO WHARFAGE CHARGED.
Freight for way landings must bc prepaid.
/. b. TATUM. General Agent,
sci Office, Company's wharf.
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Tltt.h d HEtil ITusVtF.'
HILL IL GODDIS, AuctS, seq

7 ARGE AND VALUABLE REAL
IL ESTATE FOR SALE.--By virtue OF q decree
or the circuit court for MenklenbHrg county, Va.
rendered at the May term thereof 1870, in the suit
of Williamson, surviving partner for &c. Us. =.
r. Burwell, &C., SHALL on MONDAY the l7!h
day Of October, 1870 sell upon the premises to the
highest bidder. at public suction, the TR - CT OF
LAND belonging to Peyton X. Burwell. situated
In Mecklenburg county, about three miles north
Of the village Of Ch.sliansviIIe and about fifteen
miles from the Richmond and Danytlle railroad,
adjoining the lands OF Robert Scott. James Oliver
and others aud containing ONE THOUSAND
THREE HUNDRED AND NINETY-FOUR
ACRES.
The Improvements consist of handsome and
commodious Westinghouse with an abundance
OF necessary out-buildings.
The land Is of excellent quality and well adapted
to the growth Of wheat, oats, corn, tobacco, and
the grasses. The tract is well watered and con-
sidered very valuable.
TERMS One fourth cash, and the residue upon
q credit of SIX, twelve, and eighteen months the
purchaser to execute bonds for the deferred pay
ments, carrying Interest from the day Of SALE and
the title to be retained until the whole of the pur-
chase money Is paid.
BOYDTON, VA, September TO- 1870. Sc 1t Jl
The above sale has been POSTPONED to WE'D
NESDAY, the 10th day OF October. 1870. Sc 30
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
BY W. Goddin
Zeal Estate Agent and Auctioneer.

SALE OF TWO
II SQUARES OF HANDSOME LAND On
UNION HILL, ONE OF With Is BnUNDs d
MISUNDERSTANDING STREETS, AND THE
OTntR BY Z ANDS A.tD TMENTY-SINIH
OF WHICH IS WILL r.rLOSEp. AND HAS
On THFM A SMALL FRAMED TEWEMENT
WITH THREE ROiMs tiGH.-st he request
Of the executors nC the late TnomaS Ru:Eerioord |
shall sell at auction, on the premises. on MON
Jay, the Sd of October. 1870. st O'Clock P, NJ.
tho. two beautiful SQUARES OF LAM located
as above. ca. h having front of $40 feet and Il
epth OF $50 feet to be divided into lots 81 sui able
size according to plats to be exhibited at the hour
Of sale. 20
months for negotiable notes, tnterest added Sc
cur ed nv q trust deed or title retained.
co 9s eodtds W. GDUDIN, Auct.
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Capital sock and surplus oyer Ss .0ao eoo mn
Investments in United states gIT Ok w. ",
Deposited with Treasurer or viz q
gfnfa, registered bonds - IN non IN
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John ". WYATT ATT. sy,sp,vo
AND COMMISSION NERGnANT,
No GOVERNOR STREET,
RICHMOND, VA. fosT-OFFICa COX II.
FOE LIVERPOOL ED <s
INmANLI%R; OF MAIL STFkMEI:s, SAILIN9
F2OM ELT YOkk EfEEE SATURDAY,
AND AL"ERNA~E TUESDAYS.
RATES OF PASSAGE.
Payable in Gotd. Payable ia Currency.
First cahn..........$75l S;eeraxe. ....-.......sso
10 London .,....... 50 TO London -.....,,. IS
20 Paris ,.......... 81 TO Paris. 80
4!rsec3 sold to ai.i from England, Ireland, and
The Continent. At moderate rates.
FOR further n:orn St!0n sunly gt thu CoTnDany's
o!rces. JOHN q. DALE. Agent.
10 Broadway, New York; or 70
JOHN W. WYATT, agent, Richmond, Va.
FOR NEW YORK. ss
OLD DGMIEION STEAMSHIP SssAsas&
COMPANY.
The splendid new siia-wheel steamships ISAAC
ELL, SAkA !, sG1t,, EIA f Z, LEE ~
Norfoik, City tone, and Richmond, every f?UrS-
y, NJ. LesTe ::icha.ond every THURSDAY, FIJI
Day, an,s SUNDAY, ~ high tide
These ships are Entirely new. NheY have elegant
saloons aud 9tatrrouns. The fare, accomnotlxs
lions, and afrentlcn, are unsurpassed.
Close connections made With steamers for al
southern ri! Europe ports.
lnsnrS.ice effected, when ordered. At A QUA Rs
TER Os ONE PEI GENE, Vt the ofices OF this
coIlDanv.
For farther information apply to
JOHN W. " fATT. Agent,
my25 No. Governor street.
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MUTUAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF
I'VE VIRGINIA..
CHARTEEFD 1884.
OFFICE CORNER OF TkNTH AND BANK sTRRETS
RIGhMOSD. Va.
Insures Buildings by perpetual or annual policy.
Losses equitably adjusted and promptly psic.
B. i. CLAIBORNE, Principal agent.
JOHN Is. usNfOhTH, Secretary.
HENRY -. DANFoRTH, Assietsnt Secretary.
SAMUEL II. PULLIAM. Collector.
DIRECTORS:
JAQUELIN r. TAYLOR,
WILLIAM c.. ALLEN,
JOHN G. HChSDS,
JAMES DUNLOP,
WILLIAM GRAY,
Gs0RGE DAVIS, Sc,
JAMES. GRANT,
ALFRED r. HARHIs,
-. JOHN PURCELL,
- JOHN FREELASD,
GARRETT r. WATSON,
WILLIAM IL. HAXALL,
WILLIAM n. PALMER. aus
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NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE.
IN CDMPASY.
(MORRIS FRANKLIN. i'RESIDESTj
$40 AND as BROADWAY.

A ssets January !. 1870. sl3 1871 gei %
Annual Income ,....,.....,5 GOA 80 ~
Iosses paid Ia Strgiula........ e75 ota %
Policies issued on ordinary lfe plan, non ior-
feitanle AFTER thee annual premiums are pA'i,
on endowment plan [where insured gets tie
amount in cash at the close Of the tcrml, non.'G'-
ftt,ab!e after payment Of t.o annual premiums;
with privilege Of closing up ut option or Insured
policy due clio sc Of endowIneut also, for limit
ed periods on terms. for benefit OF leg ,teeS:
LAPSED POLICIES BY THE WAR MAY BE
REJSSTATED UPON Liberal TERMS.
Office over Exchange Bank, with Davenport &
A. NJ. BAILEY. Ageai.
DIR. A. G. woRTHAM,}
s. S: + (: :; SSTbEhAS Examiners II
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Come and look
At elegant 10 BLANKETS ut IS;
At11-4 BLEAUHED sHEETIEG good At dsc.:
YARD-WIDE BLEACHED and BROWN COT
TON at 1oc.; s-, HI
kLL-WOOL FLANNELS at &c.;
At best l0-4 SHEETlNG at Soc;
At elegant ALPACA P0PLINs at 25c.;
At YARD-WlDE BLEACHED COTTON, as
good as WAMSUTTA, at $780,;
at beautiful BOMBAZISE SUITS, half price;
At a SPLENDID line of BLACK ALPACAS;
REkvER, MOHAlRS, and TURKISH LUIS
TRES;
AtSCARLET BALMORALS;
And lastly,
At so, 900 other things at HALF PRICE. Sc %
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LOCAL DIRECTOKs-NEW YnpE

EDGAR ". CR0wELL, Resident Manager.
JOSEPH b. ST. JOHN, Assistant Manager
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INSURANCE cOMpAHrYg.

FIRE, MARINE, AEp
OFFICE No. iios 5AiH sfg9 h lTnsek
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ESThBLIsIIEn 1an

IMPERIAL FIRE 1FsUsaseE Coap,yv
OF LONDON. az
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.no ,MAIN-sTREET
sIss.T GRAND OPENING OF THE SEASON
r'np paIr AND WINTER DRY aooDs

JULIUS sYCLR'S
No. COS MAIN STREET,
SECOND Do0R FRoh
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TOR SALE PRIVATELY, SEVERAL
II LOTS on VenahIe street. between "fth ard
9th. fronting on Venahle !" feet each, running
Also. a FRAMED HOUSE Oh tho corner Of eth
and vcnahle streets. =,
lso, II very desirable L. II gil rated on the north
side or Main street, betw-eh 21th and 2slh.
Terme liberal. r. D. EACHO.
az o. a. Real Estate Agent.
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TARMS, HOUSES, and LOTS, SOLD,
IT. LEASED, or RENTsD. LOANS NEGC-
TIATED.
Purchasers are invited Ia ell and examine our
eatalogu. of country aud city property.
Fiduciary sales attended to I'm any part OF the
State upon the usual liberal Terms.
Our business connection being extensive, pro-
perty put In our hands Will ne placed proml-
nsntly before the attention of buyers by means OF
RICHARDSON s. CO.,
Real Estate Agents AMI Auctioneers,
CO In, ~ lll3 Main street.
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A CHEAP FARM OF TWO HUN
county. near the Chesapeake aud Ohio railroad,
for al 800 ApplytO +. q. NEWBURN,
Zeal Estate Auctioneer,
No 90 q. 1910 Main street.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-05-07

THE Montgomery (Ala.) Adverti-
ser has been doing some suffrage
cyphering that it would be well for the
negro to study and understand
Look ut the figures: .t
"There are between seven and
eight millions of voters in this count
ry. OF these S35, 900 are negroes
There are 10000 i'm the fifteen late
slave-holding States; $500 in the six
New England States Al, 500 in the
five States of Ohio, Indiana, New
York, New Jersey aud Pennsylvania,
and $500 In the remaining ten West
ern States and Territories. In the
fifteen late slave States there are
about one million four hundred thous
and white voters" .f.l
The figures prove beyond dispute
that the future destiny Of the negro is
In the hands of the white race in the
South. Their voting strength is 775,
900 against 100000 white voters
The numerical strength of the white
element Is growing hourly by immi-
grafton and natural increase. The
black strength is as steadily diminish
ing from natural cause, and they have
no sources of foreign supply to keep
up the equilibrium. What then
should the negro do! Make friends
with the white people in the South,
or adhere to their carpetbag enemies
1t is for them to determine. If they
choose the latter course, they must
meet their fate with them, and go to
the bottom with the sinking Radical
ship. Let them prepare for judg.
ment.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-05-07
Never too Late 10 Learn.

1t Is n great mistake to suppose thai
little can he accomplished If man
has reached the age of thirty or forty
years. Nine-tenths of the clever men
have actually exhibited more vigor
Of intellect at fifty years Of age than
at forty. Franklin was forty before
natural philosophy. The principal OF
one of the most flourishing colleges
In America was farm servant till he
was past the age when most students
have completed their collegiate edu-
cation. Sir Henry Spelman did not
begin the study of science until he
was between fifty and sixty years of
age. Greek was the first foreign
language which Cato, the celebrated
Roman censor, acquired, and he did
so In his old age. AlfieH, whose
writing has wrought a revolution
in the dramatic literature of Italy,
was left without o father in his in
fancy, and wasted years. John Ogil-
by, the author of political transla-
tions Of Virgil and Homer, began to
study Latin when considerably above
forty years of age and Greek when in
his fifty-fourth. Boccacio, one of the
most iilustrious writers that ever APP
.peared in Italy, suffered nearly the
half of his life to pass without inn
provement. Handel was forty eight
before he published any of his
great works. pr. Thomas Arnold,
of Quiyby, learned German at forty,
in order that he might read Neibuh-
re i'm the original. Let these examples
tell upon your character, and invigor-
ate and cheer you IN your undertake
ings. f ut. ...