The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-12
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/ SAKE OF REAL EsTATES-cYRQUs MAN KrYYrn a.,
ans CARS WHILE DRUNK. 1.-THE 6YrsIEs--Irgr.
/ Nal RALLY AT PRINCE GEORGE couRTHorsr-
| TIE RAllCALs ErapE 4 pIsoUssIoS-- APPOINT.
@sNEs For ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS MAN.
ssAi's--REv, nR, DCNcAN--PERsoSA1. pAn,.
GEArnS, &C. 40
Corresponding OF the Richmond Dispa,ch.1
fETsRsEuRs, October II, 1872
small lot ON Plum street was sold IT
'uc''oh TINS afternoon by Alexander Don.
an, "uulih'stn'tor for Hudgins, to -. {.
i"oS'hS Tor S-91. Two Years ago the same
property was sold for Sl25. The increase il,
- N"'uc. no improvements having been
Use in real estate. e''a'
ne negro man who was killed on the Pc.
'cf>o"fS ana Norfolk railroad "Wednesday
niSi'i WAS attached 10 John Robinson's circus
III Tie G;Nciy OF teni.liftcr and man OF gene
IN WORK. lie was Very drunk when thc
| rain lcit the city. and fell beneath 1he wbrcIs
~ thc train while In that condition. He WAS
buried last night near the snot where nj,
dead body was discovered.
The gvrStcs were moved to-day away
!:o'A he place oil which they rcccnt,v sorat
tea. on DunWS Iiil, near the CITY. The
w''o'c cavalca0c moved through the streets.
attracting mitch attention ny their queer an
rc3t.Hic". II is said. however, that the suS-
N"""NN which attached 10 them of setting
are !" Captain MaSGn's barn were without
i"0adaNon, Il being believed on good reason
jH-t negro Who WHS recently released from
HE p"n!tcAi!ary. and who WAS sent there
'%i&iy through tItc efforts Of Captain Mason.
sci ljrc t" HE barn 60 accomplish his vcl,.
.ranc'.
iu~:c was !ine Liberal rally at Prince.
',y.|.c Courthouse yesterday, nj which
: K, vn2> >pyrtn@s IN behalf Of Mr.. Greeley
.ul Ill, ton,erN iyr candidate for Congress
Weyr delivered hy Colonel y. /. Goodwin,
Iis;rir! ci,ctp.; Mai0; Baker 2, Lee, cund-
dH:c for Cou-rc~~; nr. George l.. Riycs, and
! Ma+pT ". i. {. Gregory. Mr. G. P. Rams
| dell and +. G. Greene were present, but de-
,:lasi 8 joint discussion. ANA held Il separate
| GGtIiUE oI Inc uc.1uc9 IL corner OF the
| Cour--Io%n.
L /, anu1nuc,,l that Conservative meet
| in-< v d! &c held Il! Nc!.>, HE, III Notioway
county, on he l9ih u.L 18th inSIants al
which Captain Mchiuury, Captain J. II.
| GHaA'tcliaync Colonel Cameron, Colonel j..
J.. Eaui>tnn. and other lo!u!hr speakers will
address The people.
captain :. y. Davis cl,!,. marshal Of tic
l.ir baS appointed the following assistant
iGar,!lais ior the occasion Y. ". johnson,
j. -. ita-iunG. T.. s. Gregory, :, Is. Collier,
| William Cole. and !. W. Johnson.
iii. samuel J. Hurt was to-day elected Q
| director IN tic Citizens Banl: zoe Nr. L. I.
Arlington, re-, igned.
Thc receipts Of cotton At this port for tbs
| past week amounted 10 10. ',Glc3,
Al Wesley chapel, on Halifax street uex
Sunday afternoon, there will he rally Of the
temperance people,. at which addresses WI
| nc made ny popular speakers.
Rev. Or. james X. Duncan, president o
Randolph Ma1on College. is 10 preach a
| tAo Washing tul-Strcct Methodist Episcopa
c,,;rch On sunday next. morning and night
| 'i,ie nrw or"an IS in position, but il i
douh}lui Whether ii will 10 performed OF
sunday.
4 >iull; Of tobacco over ten feet h4h WA:
Oh exhibition in the city to-day, grown OF
!no !ar!n oi Mr.. T. &. porCilc, Of Chesterfield
comfy. The ,cnyc, were thirty inches high
| Mr. William T.. Clements. recently one o
The editor, OF thc Progr">S, i, lying very low
and his recovery is regarded a almost hope
less.
Rev. f. II. Rutherford will conduct divine
services ii the Ta11->trcct Presbyterian
church OH sunday.
The German Greeley Club had IL spirited
meeting last night, uniauntcd ly the recent
| Unpleasant nc~s from Pennsylvania.
III" weather to-day has iorn quite dl>a
! 4Itcaily cold. EoBlE -iDAiE.