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VIRGINIA NEWS.
setter from Petersburg.

Setter from RNebE6s0Rsh
u,v,,dence OF tho Richmond Dispatch.
PETERSBURG. August 3, 1877.
.,rc,cs into which the Greeley ana
re rrntra, Club contrived to get Itself
ht"r.ssad snmc time ago were satisfactorily
ca'S, ,r out ut the meeting last ntgih1f, anu
,N'>yor renewed With brighter assurances
Il. 4 large crowd. numbering me-
Of three and four hundred, was IN at'
'"'rtr,c and the constitution reported y!
'%~ecutire Committee was adopted WIN.
~, dissenting voice. The consideration os
',' . BUSINESS was then postponed tiA tne
''.t' rlub meeting. that the peopte hiien.
o,,nv m opportunity TO hear Coionel ttogei'
,%!,v Jihers sneak, In response, to an lpylts'
cxtrnded him by a number OF promt.
u'" ,;,Izcns, Colonel Wishers made q rous-
h'". ,s,e,.h for the Liberal cause ana ttcRet,,
'"- :t.,;nr himself even more vigorously o
%'t' "Ir tb1n usual and his remarks eitcaed
,'t i"1I fr,,,ucnt applause. lie was followed
,'', r',nr Gregory and Colonel George w
T. Vs., 10Th Of whom made eloquent alsd
Effective Sl'cchcs. soc;ct,
t.i,y today 4 committee OF ten mcainsH WIZ
.,,n,ju;cd tor, rather, the chairman WIS aNf
,,rr,1'r;1cd 10 appoint . committee OF zen h'eh'-
,,,, 70 receive aud provide for The enter
.,;n,nout Of the delegates TO the Agricu-
,',' Conyrntion wisici, meets here on the
80" instant. Similar committees OF reception
. n,l ,i.o he appointed by the business men
", ,hr ,ity and probably by the Order OF the
r,r,pSo Of Uusiaudry. Every arrangement
IN hr made for the suitable accommodation
.,,,cr,tcs. The list Of the distinguishes
n..h,rs Who have .;ecn ;aTited and arc en-
,ll..c1 ia address the Convention includes
= neral !. u. Umfhodcn and several Others.
Tbr subject of holding a fair next fall was
49,, considered by the Society. The mem
L.,. present were all i'm favor Of the propo-
,f,io,, hut the debate developed the fact that
IN. finances were very low. flnaiiy, 4 INC,
,iou prevailed that 4 committee he apItoihteo
81, mnI,ly 10 ibc Common Council and the clti-
,,,. io sec what assistance III money ior tils
,ar,s,,c can lr relied on by the Society, 10
,,.,nr, to m adjourned meeting to be called
~ N, chairman some time duringt The session
- Inc convention. when it Is hoped Il large
rumhcr Of members will he in The city. ,
rho duc;uatin@ character OF the dispatches
o,nm Nortl, ,aroliua have kept our people
,inratin" between hope aud fear all DAY.
The anxiety Of both sides is keener than
wien the first reports came in. The boys' ]
believe. have got 4 cannon from Noiiolk' but
they wisely postpone the salute TOR Merit
mon until II is known he has been elected.
Two men, one willie and one tolored. were
pul in iiil to-day for wifc-beating. The Wlte
o, tie white man is 4 hopeless invalid.
\ great crowd went oil this morning to
the springs.
,ap,ain VI. p. GOODWIN has assumed
charge OF the duties of agent at the deTo'
here Of the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio
railroad. ... K0BlN ADAiR.
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IJuess sssxaensfslEN sFtsssa Aaasf
ll1 gsy. II. h Essss re.ss,. asost aa,lI.abls
, wgss lsl.s sg ssass ss ! 4
thS foreign fell, and urgsngf he ehHrcaiissto
iii. DaiaSy sustafaa snss fsps1t III in
saf1fest, practical speech, and called out Dir.
TuIperyst the e~oRrsspstsdis2 4ecfstary.sef the
Foreign Missiea zsoafds. IslE sLtrstezG
Dr. Topper Yves visiting the Association
for the first time, and was heard with deep
interest, as he Hades an el6qi.entafid .kansDese
appeal especially Tor tile h1isafon ID Rome,
He asked for q contritfltfdf ..Jf. $500 as The
ssfair proportion 1f tie RappghdnDoekA 1850
towards building The chprthin Rotbe..
The delegates enthusiastically i responded,
and in q few minutes tie clerk announced
that over $500 had, isessIseeufed. Amuch
,trger sum could fhaYe. been raised, but, DR..
Topper (rarc virtue in nm AGENT declined to
.reeeise,any more money Hffert he
that the amount asked for had ~beenseeuredt
HeSdeetared sfkat this regfens was the taras
disc of Bapsssgtstand that ne would fFF0si.
detce perlhitting) come again nexts y ear Ht a<
ReY4 Dir ELECTROMAGNETIC Ee9. SC
Boston preached mt the stand this eyeEingl
whsle theta ssociatiezitu7etdH bhethonse. tifdssg
rTo1Rorrow,sSat missions, stunday.seho6l!
Fork and other 4nattersfof Interest will be,
icensids red = bat neutrality-suspicious. is cosfi-
i'peneit1 leates tbisITaQsgnoon for d. Tip IT'D.
the Potonfac so Alexanlsia. i iIiNiATesspY
iA.-p - l. 80. or ffrf ~ \ p ~ z
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Fatal ~CAR.CouPLING Cass-Sincc The
lsti of, October last, the Boston journal n
Informed, some Seventeen !employes on the.
railroads OF Massachusetts have been killed
While coupling cars. and eleven Others have
been more OF, less injured some Of them
severely. >, In most of the fatal cases where
an inquest was held the c~oroneis'' jur:es rem
dered Ncrdicts j nlsswlich they declared that
6 nj blame attaches to the >rstilroad copoIa-
tion or Ifs cBployeS." -. Hill m-t
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s4TAt RAILROAD AccipEsT.-PfooppiideacMe
H.. H., August 2.-InAyoonsocket this MORN
iMs Alexander Bmnapee, Of Blackstone,
"ioVe his horse on tho railroad track !; the
1lllIiai stopped, and the train strsck the
lam, Killing the man and horse and shstter-
Ing the carriage.
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John j. Sewers is appointed postmaster at
MiHdalee, Warner. county, Va, ace James FL.
BepD, moved away.ahIfHH.
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LonsseIleW Lost TO she'FnFE--Tfie Opinf
5tfr ION 81 o. Veternzsy Rorsc7rsass. !,

hON Cd u Veternze XE0TSc7s13Es. II
Interchangeable correspondents and Others
who know little or nothing abouti horses on
the turf have been writing letters of late .to
the provincial press, stating that LongfellaW;
was agaif all right, and was taking his gai-
IopS as usual, when, Intact, the horse Is
hopelessly lame. and car never again appear
On the turf. A correspondence of the SPIRIT
efthe Times, well Known as a horseman Of
ability and experiences whose Judgment us
entitled to great respect, writes on this inter-
,esting subject as f9lloWs;.,r,a .yYrx ,
III have just returned from. the course,
where / have been 4 daily visitor since the
contest between Harry rBassett and LoDgfeI
lows Since then Ihaye, seen LongfelIoEi at
least twice atday, and have frequently and
carefully made examinations to ascertain the
,nattiIerand cause 4of his lameuess, and have
also anxiouSly watched the progress of bis
improvement, which, though somewhat slow.
is gradual. l.ri.iatsi f1riI ~
lfe can now, yet not confidently, stand for
a shorts time upon his. left .fore-leg, which is
the seat Of the disaster. The leg is bathed
twol Or three times a1day with cold water,
s1d,his Journey to the vel. for that purpose,
about thirty yards from thestable, too plainly
Indicates the extent and severity of his lim-
Jury. 4 hazard bet little in expressing my
thorough conviction that LQngfellow is hope
lessly,, ~irrevorably "troken down. have
been informed by reliable authority that two
OF three days before the race he .tpuIledup"
lame alter his exercise, and that was not an
unusual occurrence ~
His ankle, which has heretofore frequently
in his training gtvenf nnmistaEables evidence
OF weakness, is now completely disabled,
and the ~suspensorF Hgiments-ihe all-ipE
portant running gear; the elastic" springs
which cradle the horse to extend himself
and recoEcr.a from the bound-ni the, des-
peratc'struggle yielded and g.rye waHIto his
terrific propclling force. and / have not the
faintest hope that they can ever again per
form, their, functions, In this. condition
LongfelloW has hidden farwclt to fle.ttdrf, :
attach very little importance,t to the Glt
which was upon the outside quarter of the
left fore foot, just above the coronet. II
matters but little when, where, or how ii
happened, il being sbarely skin-deep. Nos
do / think the, twisting of the plate could
have caused, him any material Inconvenience
under such,an excitement. ,,T,T-,yr 49,
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Dear MadiIo,-fk Value Of Z 4 set~tng55 naasbbiinef
he detrrnfineti pcctrateiy ane tbeyosa pfrsdgeptfTe
by gtylns II d thorough anu tnlPsrtfai raaa at yoqf
.lyri .a.stGft, TREALas 3ptsslfss, ~ 33i
WILCOX &GIijHsI here freely offer ypcpa pre
Without mrosIrg uroh.i ron any oifiSSttlot % perf
gfs.sttf,r, EarWrTHUUTs ,SbsfIffsaffi -,
chase unlcss n proves perfectly ,satssf4esoFy ~,
charge for is u~e, or carrifaes OF ffisf ffct.Gns aCpo
~ s,sG iiEARGEE .;at filJisfs ni "a.
n fffber machines are taken at fair pricesfoRsAie
Wilcox i Gibbsfrf atso;aeeonuaodstefihose who
LII .Saatp1tEiI 9fTlAgHti sSLS 20
a 70 raarr,thaas c mo anon tbs i1st a9r kratiId, Ind win
sisa f.li iustrTEiau ID salt AZ sbgIt rel densrs. I
2 aE-Lm. TssFRggTF9NS--n
! EeaFe3f mind Sytddd ssre weiaaisadsdahs u6c By y ,Hsi
ri o3SFBxy% asI.S ne at Il
,asuiic fres. ios.aHss sifssSss c. ~ { s.S8s
Z iJeis9 4 L.l.S - as@ e. AsStDpN
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Inc iron founders in Nova Scotia ara be-
t fha.p h 70 suspend operations on accountsof
'he nigh price Of iron.
n'Sei has been made In Pittsburgh which
i ;"oh u Test Of 100000 pounds to the square
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connecticut is credited with the, LATEST
fisherman. The Individual il. Question is
.stateenth amendment" who ties his tish-lire
to his dog, and when he gets a bite kicks tie
dog.fsi 1H-E iITf.tEI7 Nj IT.
4 lake, has has been disses9seredTinaiIthe Cascade
Mountains. Oregon, completely surrounded
BY a wall Of rock, 1000 feet high: 81 ..ia ~
Pfrds nit tyoost der same kind Of fedders
viii g~oueitugethers init demselfs'k4 i,iAifr
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~ DEpoRE Observation-Disclosures.

VI ristia, DEFeRE JUSTICE RorLsToN. trtf
htthe ccne|gsiep Of this case the girl was
brought before Justice RoulstoD, under-a
Witt, Of 4 Mo;,s sggrgYsa pp the PETITION Of
f1he relator complained tbstthe respond-
pent, George Pagan, uRlaWtul!y restraii}s
sAHcs GiIifis.aa uinor under fourteen !eafs
oft age,.of her liberty Respondent con-
teB.ed that he is the lawful husband q lAlke,
AMI rs such her lawful, custodian, and said
ABce coming into court denied any uBlaWs
Tul restraint Of her liberty. The Court held
that the validity. Of atl8, alleged marriage
e0Elld not be- decided tn q proceedings Of this
character, citing various authorities.
Ehe evidence showed that the respondent
carried the child into the State of Mississippi,
procured d license, married her on the - day
ufiJuly, 1872, iand. hass lived and cohabited
with Der, ever sincce.. The respondent was
TO be d young man Of Industrious
habits and respectable family, that he is de-
aNoaedly attached 20 HE child orty6ung lady,
.anta that she fully r~eciprocates his affections,
aud desires to live With him. After review
ing ttescfand other facts,tke court decided
,,as follows:
In view Of these facts, / cannot see that
the welfare of the child would be promoted
BY delivering her over to the custody of her
spate6tsio f any other person, therefore / dis
miss the petition, at The eest of the relator,
without awarding the custody of tie cbildfo,
either party. Let the child lie discharged
FROM all restrain, and 40 liberty to 60
where she &fHs Us:
Shs ~if1nedhtsls remarked, without the
slightest hesshbnioons,Aa VIII g. With eorgge, 2
n dWthsG George she Wentto JUL, he refusing
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nRocERHsl ~GRoaEgIEst.

LYME GROCERIES, AYD PROVISIONS
II 1919 Main street. four doors above, First Na<
Ia a ap-sop place 10 hay Gne, Hams, .pr EssrL
choice Teas. sugars, Cofees. Mess Pork, Cornr1
Heef. English and s;erinan Mustard. different kind
of cheese. Fauails klOur, Roe sBd Clipped Herrings
Salmon. Woodenware. sBroomss &c-,&e. s.yis 80
,.seasFoain Yeast Powders justreceiyed-
Ip3 fagsfS rIFrt34 gfsr-S H. +. ME +
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our farmers intend to cultivate it here
f'"cdStte Herald.
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I fin7tIF UEFUhE dGSIiUE HVcLStUNs
htthe ccineejgsiop Of this else the sir. was
before Justice RoulStoD, under-a
wit Of ha9Tas egrpYah, pn the EDITION of
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-02
Lafitte. Dufilho & Co. vs.. Z. Harris.

yNOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
4 of Orleans No. 81 26s.-By virtue OF a w1t OF
tieri facias to me directed by the honorable tue
Fourth District Court for the parish OF the
above entitled cause, and pursuant TO an agreement
entered into between the parties crested theTel
will proceed TO sell at public auction at the Mef-
chants and AUctlOneers' Exchange, hoval street,
betweeH Canal and Customhouse streets. III the
Second District of this city, on MONOAl Nafcil 10;
1872. at twelve o'clock NJ the following described
property, to wit -, - $1,000,
A CERTAIN PIECE OF PORTION OF GROUND,
together with all the buildings and improvements
thereon and appurtenanceo Thereon, ana an the
rights WAYS servitudes. privileges and advan-
Iages thereuntO belonging situated IN the lhlrd
District Of this city i'll the square bounded by
Esplaua,!e Dauphine and BOnnpOn streets. desig-
mated bv the letter F, on fetch made ]. 4.
U,IJemecorIrt surveyor on the second day of May,
1867 and annexed to an act OF sale OF property
passpd before Selim Magner, late a notary public
in this city on the tenth day of Nav, 1867. accord
ing to which plan said piece or portion OF ground
measures thirtysiX feet front Esplanat:e street
the same width i'll the rear, by hundred and
six feet eight inches in depth, between parallel
Harris, defendant herein, from Auguste Bohn OF
this city, by act passed before said late notary
Selim Magner, on the tenth day of May 1861.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-One half cash, and the balance at one
years credit in the note OF the purchaser, secured
terest at the rate Of eight per cent per annun
from date of sale until paid, with five per cent
attorney fees on the amount, to be recovered by
the attorney in case of non payment of said note
The purchaser to insure the property at least To-
the amount OF said note, and transfer the policy
insurance to the plaintiffs. The deed of sale ant
United States internal revenue stamps at the ex
f0''-0 V '''0 c.. 8. sAUvNBT.
fel5 29 milf Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.
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John II. Hoyle VS.. A. Cnzabat.

r,OITRTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
T. Orleans. No. 80, 253.-By virtue OF writ OF
seizure and sale to dire cted by the honorable the
Fourth District Court for The parish OF tne
above entitled cause, will proceed TO sell at puoc
auction, at the Merchants and Auctoneefs Ex-
change, Royal street between Canal and Gus,
tomhOuse streets, in the Second District OF TINS
city, on SATURDAY, March 30, 1872 at twelve
O'Clock M the following described property, TO
FIVE LOTS OF GROUND, with all the buildings
and improv me thereon rights ways, privileges
and api,rrtenances thereunto belonging or in any
wise apertaining, situated in the City OF Jene,
parish of jefferson. in this State now the sixth
district of this city in the square bounded by Ma
'poleon avenu. Berlin. Plaquemines and Cheshnt
Streets designated by { numbers ten, eleven,
twelve thirteen and fourteen OF square numoer
forty-two as per plan drawn by l.. H. Pile, late
City Surveyor dated thirty 1rst Aarch 1906 Salu
lots ad DIN each other and measure as follows: LOT
number ten measures thirty feet front on Plaque
mines street by one hundred and wenty- seven ieet
six inches in depth; lot number eleven forms the
corner OF Berlin and PlaquemiIes streets, anu
measures thirty two feet front on Berlin street by
a depth and front on PlaIuemines street OF one
hundred and twenty feet; lots numDels W. f'.t
thirteen and fourteen measure each thlity-one lee
ten inches front on Berlin street by one nundreu
and twenty feet in depth, all between parallel hnes'
Being the same property acquired by A. Cazabat,
defendant herein, by purchase from John VI: hosie,
plaintiff herein. per act passed before 'ustahe
| twenty fourth of August, 1879.
Seized in the above suit
| Terms-l. Cash for a sufficient amount to pay
plaintiff claim, say the sum OF two thousand dol
lars with interest thereon at the rate OF eiS per
cent Der annum from the twenty fourth day OF Au'
gust 1869 until the day of sale. five per cent attor'
news fees the amount sued for and costs OF sun
| 2 The purchaser to assume ito the extent or the
| amount of his bid) the payment of promlssory
note secured By concurrent mortgage ON SAID
above described property for the sum OF one -nou
| sand dollars drawn by defend Ant to his own order
| and by him indorsed, dated on the said twenty
fourth day OF August, 1869, payable three Years
after date at the Mechanics and Traders Bank IN
this cty and bearing interest at the rate OF ell
| Der cent per annum from date until paid. s. AUD
the balance of TIE price OF adjudication, II any, cash
| on the spot . .
| fa2- nI10 20 Sheriff of the Parish OF Orle ans.
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TNOURTH DISTICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
10 of Orleans, No. 30,255.-By virtue OF VIII
of seizure and sale to directed by the honorable
the Fourth District Court for the parish OF
Orleans in the above entitled cause will proceed
to sell at public auction. at the Merchahts ana
Auctioneers Exchange, Royal street, between
Canal and CustomhOnse streets, IN the second DIS.
trict Of this city, on TUESDAY, March II, 1917 at
twelve clock NJ
THE ONE UNDIVIDED FOURTH of the herein
after described lots of ground, together with lhe
one undi yided fourth of the buildings and improve
ments thereon, and appurtcnances thereof all STU
ated in the Second District OF this city, TO VIII
l. lot ground on BienVille street. between
Dauphue and Burgundy streets, in the square
bounded by said three streets and Cont street. nav
ing French measure) abOUt thirty feet front on
Bienville street, by eighty-tour feet In depth
bounded on one side by the property now or late
of Sophie Messant and on the other side by that OF
Mrs Racquet
D. certain lot of ground Marais street, be
tween Crsulines and Bayou road i'll the square
bounded by said two streets and eIlleTe street,
having English measJre) thirty feet front on Ma
rails street by about ninety nine feet III deptn Oh
one side and eighty-ni feet nine inches in depth
on the other side. and designated b. the number
three particular plan in the office OF Caflse
Pollock late otary publlc III tins city. by an ict
dated March Is, 1881; which property belongs 20
Conrad H. OfieDsandt, defendant herein, he having
inherited the same from his late mother, Clara b.
Giapion, deceased and put in POSSESSION OF me
same by an order of the honorable the Second DIS
trict Court for the parish of Orleans, rendered III
the matter OF the succession OF sad CARA b. Old
r,jon No % COS OF the docket of said court.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash the spot.
c. s. SAUVINET,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-02

Baaley 4 SewaIl Va. Edmond Nj. lvens &
Co. and Edmund NJ Ivens.
TNOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
II of Orleans, No. IS 40G.-By virtue of q writ OF
seizure and sale to me directed by the honorable
the Fourth District Court for the parish of Orleans
in the above entitled cause. will proceed to sell at
public auction, at the Merchants and Auctioneers
Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and Custom
house streets the Second District of this city on
SATURDAY, March 2, 1872, at twelve o'clock
NJ the following described property, to wit
THREE CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, together
with the buildings and improvements thereon, and
all the ghts, ways, privileges and appurtenances
thereto belonging or i'll anywlse appertalnlng, Sit
uated in the First District of this city, known as
"batture property" and designated as lots numbers
five, six and seven, of square number six A, which
is bounded by Notre Dame, julia Front and Delta
streets as per plan drawn by L. H. Pile, late sur
veyor dated the twenty first day of May, 1866 and
deposited in the office of w. j. Castell, a notary
public in this city.
Said lots adjoin each other, and measure each
twenty four feet nine inches and five lines front on
Delta street. the same front Front street. by a
depth of one hundred and twenty-five feet and
four lines, between parallel lines running through
from Front to Delta streets.
Being the same property which the defendant,
Edmund NJ. Ivens acquired by purchase from Will
liam Baird, per act passed before Andrew Hero Jr.
notary public in this city, the thlTteth OF Sep
TENDER, 1868.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
C. $. SAUVINBT,
ia3l fpI mh2 Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans.