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RAILROADS.
Ln - ~ kM EH Eazg Ezswaa
pICHMOND AND DANVfLLE RAIL.
-xs ROA0-Gn and after JULY 2sTH, 1s7L
GOrE6 WEST.

4 -sa- -~O- ---sR--Sd1E--sfA
pICHMOND AND DANVfLLE RAIL.
xs ROA0-Gs1 and after JULY 2sTH, 1s7L
GOING WEST:
Train no. Through Passenser) leaves Kfch-
mono daily except Sundays) 1t :os a. H.. leaves
n la at no' q. ~; arrives at Greensboro At
Train 10. 8 Lyncshurg Passenger, lea res Rich
Dond daily At s.b A. III. arrives at Lynchburg 1T
Tra'n 10. 10 (Lynchhurg FREIGHT and Accom-
modst!on) leaves Richmond At s:0s r. M.; arrives
nc LyDchburg Et1 4. 81. tScDday S excepted).
Ttaiu NO II tTDrouyh sail sno sxpress) leaves
Richmond daily 1T 2;4o p. M: leaves Danvie
asiy At 1914 2. T.; arrives At Greensboro daily
-'"1.'T' ~ GOING EAST:
a Train No. u rrhfough Mail and Expreas) leaves
d ,f daily at 1850 =. ~; leaves Danvtle
s MyA u ,oa2 p. H.; Srrives =. Richmond daily ss
o Tasin No. Through Passenger, leaves Greene
SanvIs tIeep. sundays at ii :o5 A. NJ; leaves
. ie d. l:z7 r L.; arrives n : edmond at STA
Lynchburs daily at $40 A. # i.s,es BurkeTtlie
~ =. I; d; arrives at Richmond at P,M.
d,tinnita %. tLynchou rg Freight sna Accommo-
Richmond az .5nchhars 1910 2. 81. !; arrives at
Trans NOS. 2and II connect a. G esansboro, with
South. AAAfAo~0 Az az poiAA~
v Trains ms Nos. and Is connect at surkeyille
ti,Srl i2I AZ points Southwest and South.
THOUGH TICKETS to all pOlnts south and
1ovosn"eSL can I've procured at the ticket Office IN
i H,railoSn, snd OF h. F. WALKER, Agent OF At
hialn street, Richmond. 80
,cha5nIs INA: nave arrangements to advertise the
sISye OF this company viii please print as
Typ ~ General Freight AID Ticket Agent.
l. VI. X. ThLCOTT. sng'r and 1upt. Tvs
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survev Of Virginia Rivers.

Fonr MONROE. July 29.-Capt: Chas. b.
Phillips, of the United States marine corps,
and party arrived here this morning to
make u survey of Elizabeth and Nanse-
mond rivers, and take the tidal observations
o. t." currents in Hampton Roads, for the
l. -. Il, -.nmerce.
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REV. j. WIN. JONES has left, we regret to
SAY, for his new scenes of labor. NO man
will hc more missed from our community.
His connection with the press made him
frequent and welcome visitor to our Office,
and We feel rs if we had lost one OF our own
numhcr.- LexiaIt0n Gazette.
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The Republican Mass Meeting In
NeHS Orleans-The Yarmouth Fac
Hon IriumDfrani.

NEW ORLEANS, July 29--Thc mass meet
ing of last night at the Mechanics Institute
passed off without disturbance OF any mo-
ment. Pinchback and others addressed
the meeting. Resolutions were adopted
endorsing Grant and Yarmouth, and the
State and city administrations.
Wneu the resolutions were put the anti
Yarmouth faction moved to table them,
but it was voted down.
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Domestic Markets-[B TELEGRApu.1

Domestic Markets-IBY TELEGRAPH.1 /.
NEW YORK. july 2s.-Cot.on quiet and Iovar
sales, 623 bales; uplands, zoe. Flour ste ativ'
"heat-SprIng STEADY: wiuter Ic. better. Corn
quiet kettle. lo3c. Nsysis and groceries steady,
Fretghts strong. -
BALTIMORE, July 2a.-Flour quiet and nm
changed, Wheat h1n-r: choice white, Sl.s56
choice Sl.5c@k57; good red to prime, sl.io@
IS; common to fair. 81 2kQDs1. u.s. Ohio and In
diana, 81 3d@Sl.45; -Penns Ylvania, 81 3o6D4l Is.
yellow, 7O@7ic !; mixed western Gull, cS@7oc.
rats quiet 5o@!3c. Bacon Gull shoulders, 7t66
AZ; nib sies siloc clear rib. 6tr sug ,r cui ed
hams. 165GQl7c. Fork, $3.50. Lard quiLt, 1lAc.
Whlshey, 903Mo6
LOUISVILLE, July 29.-Tobacco active: sales.
l36 hogshcad1: Tugs, $d.2s@t7.25: low to medium
leaf, $7.sol$l2. ... = ....
CINCINNATI, July, .2o.-Tobacco quiet and UNI
changed.
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The case Of s. Med. Moore vs.. j. W. Bar
clay, involving the payment of county
(war) bond, was decided in favor of Moore.
Barclay had assigned the bond TO Moore
for valuable consideration, but before 1t
became due it was worthless from the re-
pudi4lion of all such claims. Moore sued
10 recover the amount Lexington Gazette.
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Arrest of q New York Broker.

WILMINGroN,N. c., July 29.-Jno: F. Pick
erell, New York broker, brought here on
charge of fraud by officers of the Whining,
ton. Charlotte and Rutherford Railroad
Company, was committed to Jail to-day IN
default Of $500 900 e, bail.
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Rassr0aG Matters.

NEW YORK, July 29.-At meeting OF the
Executive Committee of the Texas and Pa
citic railroad, yesterday, the proposition
from the Southern Pacific railroad with rel
erence to the sale of the two roads to the
Texas and Pacific railroad was tavorably
received.
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LEGAL EOT1CES.


VlRGINIA-IN VACATION-Tn tbe
en,,, Ss,erk,s office or tue Circuit Court of the
W WHY OF Henrico, s2d July, 1911, '-l
aeainst hams' trustee. ..................Pft.,
a. Mor nynoall and Martins Jan bis wiz: doseph
bis MI Tsfis, Lewis j. Hawley and RliHshstb :
P.smi.h ' W,l,0, oven and Lucy ID. his wife John
Ai@m morris, and Wilcher Morris,
y. IN cuArcpnx Deits,
sell Stale Bonds on this hs sIs aa order
and distribute Tie 1roce y Inc plain.G trust c,
titled thereto. A''oe's among the parties en-.
ants Lewis Hhr .Issv been made the defend
2Tnn Ontn and Lucy ID. his wife. john a. hls Se
s,dants If p th and Wilcher Morris, are rnn
s bera OF TINS state they are replied 10
hereo " I'M one month alter due pubiirpps r.,
interest In this suit w pfelecs their
copy-Teste: .!s. g
JOHNSTON WILLIAMS, D. q. iy rs 80 ~. y.
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COMMERCIAL
= So ~. - =
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE .
RICHMOND, VA, July 20, ISL.

CORN AND FLOUR ExcHAsav
RICHMOND, VA, July 20, ISL.
~ oFFEHIEGs.
nnsas' w bite 9. aeo bushels. Red, aoas bu,h.a.
oorn'-W hlte, 90 bushels. Yellow, none WiIaa.
Onto.-1, 27s bushels.
screenings. - is blu hels
SALkS.
, Whedt- w hite-tothl .e48 bushels at Al STA n.
snolre for prime; SL47s6 sl.5o for yer g,oi.
sls2aNl.a5 Tor gond; s1.4e for fair; SlO5GD N 40
Tor vlr'nu5 grades Of common. '-.'0
Wheat -Red-total, 1860 bushcls-at Bliss FIR
urine; Sl.3o Tor very good Sl.i5 for good Sl.as
Ws'do for fair; ,SlGUSL323 for various grades ,,r
common. e1"''' va
Ghrn.- White, DO bushals prime ut s4c.
OdtS- l lso bishels-at 47c. for good new 4sr
Tor very good new soc. for pi Inc new 5ot IN :
prime New brunswick. WV Ao1
ScreeningS.-Is bushels at 6oc.
RE-ExHIBITED.
Whedt.-White, 10 bushels.
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VIRGINIA NEWS.
,.rvrw FROM AUGUSTA.

,.,,,f,, uou.c Hurncd A Mountain Crop
,o,, il j. Ga,hcretl Wheat. Oats. HnS'
,.-, ec,, idea Tor Bridcarooms: :.
,;,o,, Times on The Pike Churches ana
rr,,cbcr. school Books Adopted.
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OUR State exchanges INDUCED latcly in
some very fair burle>ques of Jenkins on
school commandments. But we have rs
yet seen no fun pokcd ut the more gushing
and vulnerable Cti'usion Of the lettcr-writerS
from the Springs. Perhaps we shall have
it after the season is over - Winch ester
NerS.
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4 CHESAPEAKE. AND OHIO RAIL-
= EDAD; :, and after THURSDAY, June ISL
PASSENGER TRAINS leave Richmond lsun-
days excepted) az follows -T--I-.
$50 A. M.-MAIL TRAIN for The White Sui
phur springs, connecting ~ Gordonsyille with me
orange, Alexandria and Manassas train for
Washington and North, and Lynchburg and South.
$3.50 Z. m.-ACCUhMUDhTION TRAlN for
GoruousYlle, except on Saturday, on whics tay IL
leaves ats Z. III. This train connects at Coz uons-
Vile with the night trains on the Orange. .AIexan-
dria and MANASSAS railroad for LYHCHBUKG
and WASHINGTON.
TRAIN will run daily except Sulday) between
Stanton and the White euiphur, as follows
Arrive a. VI bite tuphur "a K. ID.
Leave White sulphur 1855 +. ID.
arrive at stanton NJ. ~ Z ms
Through tickets, al Low rates, sold 10 all points
gurther iniormasiou may be obtained as the
company's Offices. - ..n@
~ ~ A. II. PERRY.
Ma =. 81. s. General Superintendent.
JAMEs r. NETnEALAsD' denl ileAe' AK'-
my 81 ---
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Tho Granite Contract-Richmon &c
Get Lit. ...- ,.

ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DIsPATCH.]
WAsH1NGToN, July 29.-It is now certain
that Col. Ordway will get the greater por-
ton OF the contract for furnishing granite
for the new State Department building.
1888. .... TIMoN.
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BURNING OF AN ELEVATOR .tasaaR'e'
July 2s.-McMahon's elevator ut Jenel SOD,
Wisconsin, was burned yesterday, with inc
adjoining building. Loss, S25, 900.
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At a meeting or The citizens of Amelia
county, held Mt the Courthouse on We'd
nesday, July 90. 1871, DR.. =. F. Southall
was called to the chair, and DR.. W. T. Web
ster was appointed secretary. 80
On motion Of Mr.. William Old, Il was re-
solved that the chairman appoint one dele.
gate and two alternates from each town.
ship to represent the county in the State
Conservative Convention TO be held in
Richmond Arvu>t 30, 1871. Under this
resolution the rhl:r made the following APP
rointmcnts
Leigh 7o'rnShjp.-Judse +. r. Farrar,
delegate Dr.. E'chard Wood and DR.. j. w.
Sou'hall. aIlcruatcs.
GILES 1prnsb'p.-Mr. l.. L. uarvie. dele
gate; Mr. William CID and DR.. William j.
Cheatham, ;iltcrnates.
Jackson Ioscnship DE-. Il. f. Taylor,
delegate Mcssrs. c. Coleman and j. Har-
riS, alternate
en- motion Of Judge +. Il. Farrar. the
chairman and secretary were added as del
cg;,tcs from tho county mt large.
ON motion of Mr.. William Old. it was re-
solved that The proceedings of the meeting
he published i'll the Conservative papers of
Richmond. i. +. SouTnALL, Chm.
". Z. Webster, Scc'y.
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THH HABEAs CoRrus CAsE.-Judge Haythe

THE HABEAs CoRrus CAsE.-Judge Haythe
yesterday decided the h0beas corpus case
brought by Mrs. Shannon against Mr.. Mi
chael Boyle. for the recovery of her daugh-
ter. as mentioned in yesterdays paper.
After Il careful consideration of the points
involved, his Honor ruled that the custody
of the child belonged properly to Mr.. Boyle,
and therefore declined the request of the
MISUNDERSTANDING Republican.
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RAILROADS BETWEEN WASHINGTON AND
EItHMuHD.-All this vigorous pushing
forward " i confined to the small space OF
country between Alexandria aud Quantlco.
IL amounts to nothing at all AS an indica-
Ton OF The construction Of new line be
tween Washington and Richmond. Such
i lluc VIII only be built in the event of 4
failure Of the Pennsylvania Central to pur-
chase The r., +. IL p railroad.
lhercare some indications that the Penn
s!ENanla company is after the o.. A. & NJ.
road to Lynchburg and the Danyile eXteu.
sion. II they get that, goodbye TO the
great Washington and Richmond all-rail
line.
The r., F. g. z. road has been steadily
pushing" lis extension much more "a
pAdly, and without any blowing" about
WHAT IL Is doing.-Fredc77cksL Star.
HnASKs.-The Progress and it's manage
ihcnl are under lasting obligations to the
press Of the State tor kindly words of wei
come and G0d-speed that is, all except the
E!chmond DtSpdtch, the senior editor OF
winch has richly earned our indestruct,ble
ilr>rAiisnde. May lis flute crack, aud Mr..
Huntington end the chesapeake and Ohio
ROAD al Scwelps Point, If ever we lose al
opportunity 10 pay him back!
we couldn't keep out OF the butchers
association, Ell! Very we'll youth wish
ne had.-Fetersd"rg Progress.
NOW SToR&.-We learn tha, snow fell 10
ne depth Of ihiec inches on he night oj
i''t lo'h instant 1t lteanls's Gap, Kappa
A"nuock county, Va Warren Sentinel.
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'. CoAMIssIoSER's UFFTCE,7
RICHMOND, July 10, ls7l
II 1HH MOND AND YORK RIVER
AGAINST hisoAo CoMrANY........Plal plaintiffs,
N5 I g Co and others. Defendants
~ 'hE CHANCkRY COURT OF THE CRY or
~ RICHMOND.
III, snecree entered In this cause on tho 11lb oy
lsn the court doth order that one OF its cnl
nssioners 90 Inquire - 40 "oui-
- a os, nether The property In the bin mentioned
i'bo mnich certain creditors OF the defand.n,s'
maota ns n. BfaYton Co., have caused att.nI'
The 90 ~ o1 levied was was not the DronerTv ~
sia saia ines. X. Brayton & Co. at the tjm' w VI
'a aI attachments were levied. WV sN'e 'h4
w. hat Is the value Of the proner,y 90 :,
lem IN whose possession the said nroIer ~ az
ueen sinCe inc SAID attachments wer. ieniad liae
~, anu ~hat woul'. be fair compensaIion f p9n
were levied. S WIG 7aAo attachments
so. what Hens exist upon the said pronc,tv b,
priority. "AN 'ne order OF their
The parties Interested are hereby notified Tho.
nsvc OK lxod on TUESDAY, the 10 h day of Sentem
fen' to,i' at O'Clock NJ. as the time and nv Of
IN sf ib on c, ttn street bew.ea Main and Bank ss
Inquiries ordered b. the foregoing decree. A' ING
v.o ,o. THOs. j. EVANS,
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Rev. J. II. d. Winefcld has resigned the
pa>torate of st. Paul's Church, to take eff.
feet in October, to take charge of pulpit
in New Orleans. formerly tllcd by Bishop
Brckwith.
The daughter Of Mr.. G. ". Spiccr, lately
i'll Of lock.jaw, was much better yesterday,
and her recovery is confidently expected.
hoped he will soon be out again.-Peters-
f,l,'G I,aR,>r,
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SERIOUS SnooTI>G ArFAlE Considerable
excitement was occa>ioned yesterday after
noon by Tic shooting Of Il colorcd man,
named Waddv Buckner. by MIR. james n.
Daugherty. The shooting occurred on 18th
street, between Main and Church, the
weapon used being small Dcrringer pistol.
The ball entered the back of the negro,
about one and half inches below the right
shoulder blade, and is believed not to have
penetrated the cavity, but to have lodged
in the muscles Of the back. Efforts TO find
the ball failed. The wound, we learn from
DR.. W. &. y arrcu, the attending physician,
i not supposed 10 be n dangerous one, and
the wounded man will probably recover, in
a few weeks.
The negro. il seems. was recently in the
employ OF Mr.. D'l-hcrty, but had been
discharged. and tie difficulty is said to have
grown out OF some misunderstanding con-
nectcd with the discharge; but the true
circumstances Of the case appear to be un-
known. and rs it will undergo judicial in
ycstigation. we Will Mt repeat the various
exaggerated Versions Of the affair which
have been put atiOaf.
Immediately after the shooting { he negro
WAS removed to his home, on 18th street,
where DR.. Warren was called to see him.
Dauyherty surrendered himself, and, after
partial examination, was committed for
further hearing this mOrning.-Lynch6ury
NtlcS.
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,,,,,,,r.sr,nAcncc Of the Richmond Dispafchl
W!,low srorr. ArcrsrA CO., VA, I
July Is, 1871.
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hlGaAcFp AND PETERSBURG r. X. Co..,
v,,Y, RICHMOND, VA, June 7, 1871.
dE a l n S ON HIS ROAD
me mail trains leave Richmond s.. s.l5 A, NJ,
anG 90 7. "a; aud leave Petersburg ~ iOs A. NJ.
accommodation trains leave Richmond daily
q; 81 3; d; ara r NJ, and leave Petersburg daily
inc s:s5 A. A. tr.,lI will not leave Richmond on
SUNDAYS, aud the 7:2s r. Is. train viii moi ieaye
Petersburg en- SUNDAYS.
.iassensers for Norfolk viii take the s:3s p. u.
daily train, and those from Norfolk Will connect
At Petersburg with the 10 A. b. train.
Passengers from Clover Hiu will lake the Gao A.
u. train Oh Mondays, ~ edne3dsye, and Fridays !;
and re- urning, leave Richmond Oh tie same days At
2 rs P. IL.
Ghs mall trains will stop onlv at Chester.
, The A. N. train VIII connect at Peters,
burg wi h the Atlantic, Ohio, and Mississippi rail-
ROAD for Lypchbarg daily.
SLEEPJNG CAk on the 2 :35 train, running
through TO Wilmington. X. B. KASEY,
Je3 Ticket and Freight Aren't.
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HiehAoND AND YOEK RIVER KAIhRoAD,)
-. oefEElSTENDEST'S OFFICE,
RICHMOND, Va, July IS, 1871.
A iHANGE OF SCHEDULE.


IN and after this date until further notice. there
TpSI NY .nre" boats @ees for Baltimore.
nan ~ WIN run as follows:
Point ds,iv n "a WI ave hIchmond for West
ing u TnssSsSsr NJ NJ. Except :undays) connect
uon or R :I,sys' THURSDAYS, and Saturdays with
DAP. DoAIs Lave Baltimore on MONDAYS Wednes-
psSsss u ~ rlnays, Connecting 81 west Point with
ta~"sn,s &c, ram which leaves West Point dsiIy
at IL A. NJ. '' "iii'ins LII hiehhioh"
, TTgTEi nlI. TEAM, WITH PASSENGER CAB
Tbn,sso led, VIII leave Richmond on Tuesdays
WV, ana Saturdays, at A. d. arrive at
- Vi 1o.Lia ~ I.so 4: M. leaving West Point at
W. H. arriving at Richmond at 400 Z. Il.
r., aoos gong oy this route get good nights
s % most comfortable boats, w tn tables uusur-
70 sS ~ ~ Sny, anu arrive In Baltimore In uMe
'o vs ~ tsnefh ana estern trains.
Tnro rom sichm2nd TO baltimore rs.
Ntthmioousl ollls OF ladlng given 10 vii points
49, ant SOUTH. Fyeighis received daily and
no IN a., and after SATURDAY, july Isl. ROUND
rh.t TICKETS TO WEST Poirr on Nail
ram, good 70 90 down On saturd,ys and RETURN
on Aoudays, !, $3.50. - "D" i~'N'N
| PASSENGER IRkIT will leave Ricbmond de-
POT on sundsis at 4. u. returning. will leave
~ est io'nt ut D =. NJ arriving In Richmond ut 7
l, Si, ~ 81 round Tip. In this way ue rsons NAV
CLIO. Hne saltwater bathing ut " est Point
oathipg houses are lifted Up.
| ooou hoteis are open for the accommodation Of
guests at moderate rates.
y " WIN. N. BRAGG. gunertnteudeut.
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OFFICE OF TIE ALABAMA AND CHATTANOOGA
RAILROAD COMPANY. !
NEW ROUTE FROM THE NORTH
AND EAST To THE SOUTH AND
SOUTHWEST.
The ALABAMA AND CHATTANOOGA
RAILROAD, extending from Chattanooga. Ten:
nct1ce, TO Meridian, Mlsai.sippl Is compieted ana
forms with It's connections the
SiUhTEST ALb-RAlL LINE
from Portland, Boston, New YORK, PMlanelphlai
Baltimore, Washington, Richmond, Lynchburg,
and Cha.t ;nooga, u Meridian, Aobue, New Or
leans, jackson, Vlcksburg, and ale southwestern
cities.
TIE road-bed is In splendid condition and Tho
equipment perfect
fuilnan'5 Palace Day and S!eeping-C Jars are 70
be run via this route from Lynchburg 10 Moolle
and New Orleans without change.
Purchase tickets via the Alabama ana CL@tt@.
ncoka railroad, and secure the qr!cSest ulne AHA
most comforts.
The attention Of freight shippers Is called 70
this route IS Offering the advantages OF speedy
transit between the North aud South, Win rAles
always As low US by any other route.
Mark ship frei ght and procure bills OF launs
via the Alabama and Chattanooga railroad
WIN. KEAkI,
General Freghs and Ticket Agent
ChattSnouga, Tenn.
go. .... y. G. STA aTON,
General superintendent,
re I'm 't'1t Chatsanooga, Tenn.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

SiIhIkTUkE ALMANAC, JULY 81, 1911.
sub rises. 49,. a.ss Moon sets..........
Sun sets ...,.......... 7.Gl High tide. .........
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O oi The undersigned hereby
the Second Auditor of the State or Viruin,a 70
issue new ertiicates Of debt On the part of the
oaate' III lieu of the following certificates. which
nlssoners In the suits OF FDney and ais. VS. H.th
ahd AIS; Gwathmey and ais. VS.. Heth and ais, and
i,a and ais. vs.. Heth and als ana which
were hlad In 81 Id suits In the Circuit Conf of tb"
county OF Henrico, ard wee lost or DESTROYED Win
inc OF said suits when the in The
CITY OF richmond was destroyed by fire on the stI
O., A a 10Th March, $751; general loans, No. 2la.,
$7v0. W. &-l-1
81. 600. wy AVE- A''
ACT 2ad March, 1850, j. r. 4 x. Co., No. 1901.
$1,000. N'O' ''''
Act 2lst March, 1887, j. R. & X, Co., Nc. 1926
$1,000.
~ 7-law4w ANDREW JOHNSTON
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JOHNSTON g wu +. WOLFF, d. C.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-02-19
STATE NEWS

Lebanon is to have a spring fair.
Cotton continu TO come into Browns
vile rapidly.
The new county of Clsy has been or
gained, and the county officers elecsed.
Tennessee produced 10, 600, 900 pounds
of butter in 1870, worth 81, 500, 900.
DR.. W. w. Drake died recently at his
home in GreeDeville, at the age of fifty
five
The Brownsville Bee says: ''Remem-
Der the fifty Ceuts tax on all surplus dogs
in Haywood county"
TIE wheat crop in Wilson couaty is
not looking as well SIS it generally does at
this time of the year.
Notwithstanding hard times and scar
city of money, the progress Of Bristol -
Goodson is onward and upward.
Jackson has five delegates awaiting
transportation to the Peniuentiary. Two
have been takisg life and the other three
taking something else that did not belong
TO them.
The Knoxville Wing and Register
saws: 'The Board OF Directors of the
Eastern Division Fair have determined to
hold, at the Fair Ground, an Industrial
Exhibition on Thursday and Friday, the
] lth and 18th of May"
The body of Casey, the man who was
killed recently in Memphis by cotton
bse. WIS robbed in the night lime by
some persCn, who forced open the doors
and stole watch and certain other pro-
perty.
When the freight train on the Virginia
and Tennessee Railroad resChed Bristol,
a few days since, one OF the brakemeD, q
negIs name Willis Davis was discovered
dead on the top of a car. A Coroner E
verdict wss rendered to The effect that
the deceased came to his death from apo
pleXy.
The Lebanon Free Press of the 18th
met SAYS: 'We understand that the cit.
zens in the neighborhoOd of fuckers Gap,
have had about one thousand dollars worth
of sheep killed and wounded within the
last fifteen days, by dogs. Some of the
sheep were of the finest blood, and were
very valuable
A number Of persons have recently en-,
igrsttd from Memphis and vicinity tC
Colorado, and the Memphis Ledger ha'
the following in reference thereto: ''Tht
question Is Colorado q Paradis,f is an
swered in the affirmative by those WhC
are going there, and in the negative by
taose who have come back. Those wht
come back are sadder but wiser men.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-02-19
EEYmensSl.

In the last number of the Townsville
Bee we find the following notice:
Married-On Monday, the l3th inst, at
the Morse House," by VIM. Ssngster,
Fo Mr. f. L. Blum, of this city, to Mss
Matte French, Of Nashviila.
AGAIN. 6 noble youth and true ex- Con
fadePate las won a bnght jewel, and one
of Nsshville's fairest bellies. Frank, may
you prove to her as true as you ala to the
Lost Cause, and may you feel that you
have won a victory that far surPasees That
Of Prussia over the proud and wa,llke peo-
ME. the French. May sweet and fragrant
flowers bloom in your pathway, and may
full supply Of matrimonial bliss and hsP-
nipess be in store for you and yours.
Miss French is the daughter Of our well
known citizen, H s. French, Esq.