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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-19
AUCTION sALEs--ruturc pays.
BY a. G.. pulliam, Auctioneer.

Tor SALE At PUBLIC AUCTION
~ THAT VALUABLE PROPERTY ON THE
VEST SIDE or LOCUST ALLEY, LATELY
ques. of solomon Davis, Esq, / win sell at public
auction; on the premises on THURSDAY the 7th
day OF March. 1s7o. ut halfpast o'clock Z. NJ, the
TWO BRICK TESE3fESTS-eath three stories
and IN attic-located on the west side OF Locust IL
ley aud front together IL feet inches and rua back
9p feet (ore or lcss plat Of the premises will be
shown ut sale.
This property Is centrally located. and can be used
Is business houses, residences or for manufacturing
purposes. The brick in the houses would bring
nearly US much the parties holding the property
are willing to take for II.
The property IL for sae without limit, and Judges
of such property are specially invited to this sale.
TERMS: One-courtll cash: balance negotiable
notes with interest added. secured by trust deed upon
tile premises ut one, two, aud three years.
4. PULLIAM,
fe Observation-Disclosures Auctioneer.
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REAR E,sTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

TIE TOWN OF
/ UOSCEVERTE.
ten miles west Of Tie White Sulphur Springs, IN
Grecnbrcr county. West Virginia, on the line OF ne
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, VII he one OF tnc
most important points the line OF this great mo-
roughfare, and Frts many advantages rs point ior
investment b. mechanics merchants, mahuiactu-
rers, and others, not 10 tf found elsewhere.
1t IS the depot for greater extent OF tine pfcau-
cling and grazing country than any other station De-
tween stanton and the kanIwha
Ii Is the natural emporium OF the LUMBER trade 81
the Grcenbrter valley.
IT Is an important point in the operations OF the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company. which his
secured there tract Of over fifty acres for Depot
eEsinc-ho&e, catt!c-yard, machlne-shop, and other
purposes.
The Grecnbrer Lumber Company has already in
operation 4 due steam stw-inill, and the ST. Law
renee Boom and Manufacturing Company has built
i boom mile long in the f;reenbricr river. The
Roncevcrte Grist am, with -four OF stones, Is
also IL operation Fine building stone Is abundant
luin6fr cheap and of good quality. while the healthy
climate and the pruductiyeHess OF the surrounding
country make living pleasant and convenient.
Lots are selling at Ronceverte. and stores and
other houses being built.
For maps or further information, address the uu.
dersIened, At RoEceycrte, Greenhrier county West
Virginia CECIL CLAY,
fr lt-eodiw X. L. HESTER, e
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\ RAILROAD Engineer Pounded an d
sIisAHs by nearly EiGty Gcr,nans,
lgnE.c;s Over n Es5;sEs Balcony, and
Ert=33Ices Oh Erof, EsuiE;ssns

4 RAILROAD Engineer ESSUnAcG II q
sIieAoss by nearly Fifty GcEsnans,
ggnE:e,. ever EE5sss E:.scoEJ, and
ELsEaIses az, EroT, E.mi!issas.
From the 81. Louis Times February IL.
The Carcndelet Hotel was Oh Sunday eve
hing tie sccnc OF one Of the most brutal and
coWurdy murders that it has ever been the
duty OF the press to record. The Working
mems Society is an association whose men,
bcrs, principally German, represent most all
the trades. Its headquarters arc at Carondc-
lei. and it is the custom Of its members TO en-
pend their surplus vitality, two or three
times year, in pic-nicS, balls, and parties, at
which strong manifestations OF tree ana
independent spirit are not 80 uncommon as
they are detrimental 10 the. peace and com
iorl Of the community by which they are
ii:,lgrsSed On Sunday, the organization,
numbering forty-tWo individuals, re-
solved itself into Il grand procession, and,
inspired by the martial strains OF brass
band, parlded through the mud III the pfln-
Cipai streets until dark. During tue march
there WAS little or 10 diSoruerly conduct, and
not until the parade was over and lew
hours had been devoted to the consumption
OF bad whislicy, were there any indications
OF approaching disorder. At about O'CLOCK
the participants i'll the procession ana Their
friends commenced to assemble at the Caron-
dcct Hotel, where a large ball was. to be
given under tho auspices of the Society.
The hotel is situated OH Main street be-
tween Taylor and st. Louis streets, and Is q
large brick building four stories and an attic
in height, and has front Oh Main street Of
about fifty feet. The ballroom is in the fourth
story, and its approaches narrow halls and
staircases. At the end of the hallway in the
third story is balcony of about thirty
feet IN width and about three feet in depth.
1t is about thirty-fve feet from the ground,
and is orramentad with rail some two .eet
high. 1t Is reached through narrow door,
ordinarily locked but always .unfastened
when there il any festivity atioat i'll the ball
room. To the north OF the entrance to the
hotel is bar-room, and south OF it isa fancy
goods store, now unoccupied. The attend
ance at the ball was principally members Of
the Society and their wives, daughters, ana
female acquantances but there was small
sprinklins of outsiders" attracted through
curiosity, and among them was John cannon,
= railroad engineer. Cannon had been drink.
ing some during the day, and was While .at
the GALL somewhat under the influence OF Il.
quor, ueE represented TO haye bsen aqtaet5
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TOR SALE, q SMALL FARM, near the
4 city, on . good road uew buildings good land;
AZ the email price OF g.. per month Interest on pay
meass only four per cent. Per annutn. for TURNER
information apply az 1900 Ntain street. &c ls-Sf
TOR SALE PRIVATELY BEAUTIFUL
a Bull UISG LOTS on Main, Frank lin, and Grace
streets, wcst end oE the city.
and Cherry sty,g.s, very Eear Monroe PsrS. anu ID
rapidly improving ne;shborhoods. Apply 70
EEi.sHElI1 t SQODlN, Real Eststa ! gssNt
ia ?!.l1 Se. AeS Aaas xsfSsA
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Ira II. Bird, Grand Master Of the Odd.
Fellows OF tie State Of Ohio, aged fifty years,
and q very prominent man. died in Cincin-
nxci last Friday.
A projected Peruvian railway will cross
the Andas at Al elevation Of II, 900 feet above
the level of the sea, or GOO feet higher than
the highes; point crossed by the Central Pa
cifc railroad, aud within 1000 feet Of perpet-
usi spow.
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ILLNESS OF Rev. d.. CosKERY.-Very Rev.
DIR. Coskerv, Eicar-General OF the Archaio-
cese of Baltimore. was taken i'll just previous
to the death of the Most Rev. Archbishop
Spaldin@, and has been suffering ever since
from serious attack Of pneumonia, but was
much better Yesterday, and his final recovery
is anticipated shortly. Dr.. CoskcTy is the
administrator of the Archdiocese Of Balti-
ilore until the appointment OF successor TO
the late ArchEish0p.-Ba Sun.
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RESTAURANTS.


YETELLE, ~. e
1902 MAIt s-NgBr,
keeps on baud the best t.is. the msrkets
afford for his guests The Injuries OF au ssnSs SO
ready for dinner parties, aud he especially iayi:s
ladies' aud gentlemen 10 the sslooa recrsed Ior thSH
The bsst WINES and OES .iat are rsssii ssi
In Richmond are found AZ his bar. stee BtsE -
DRINKS are promptly made by ole u tbe iofus nAs
pertcnccd hands In The city. - 5.,rxo, -.
With ACCOMPLISHED cocks, The HTsT vIANDs sfe
tarsedin the most elegant style VIE tae nsM ys
~ 6aoyaat splyat os tAs asv Rtshaas6
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COMPETITIVE ExAHISATioN.-Thc internal
revenue cole:tor of the twcnty-tirst district
of Pennsylvania has resigned, and Commits
<;orer Douglass, at the request of Senator
scott, has ordered that the vacancy he filled
Dy means OF competitive examination by
he Civil Service Commission. The Office is
worth about $500 per annum.
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Senator Wilson, of Massachusetts, has de-

Senator Wilson, of Massachusetts, has de-
lined his pooi,iDn en- the Nice-:rcsidency
q!,e.tion in letter dated the 18th instant,
which has been published. lie sAys his name
was brought forward at time when Mr.. Col
fax had positively declined denomination.
That gentleuan's reconsideration OF his posi-
lion was a surprise to llr. Wilson. At first
he thought to withdraw, but "by the advice
of some Of TIE best Republicans Of all sec
tons" ne leaves the question to persopat and
Dotticat friends
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By Richardson 6 Co.,
Auctioucers and Real Estate Agents,
lib Main street.

DY VIRTUE OF 4 DEED OF TRUST
ID executed to the undersigned by John Morgan.
dated the l3th day OF August 1893, recorded In Hcn-
rico County Court AMI decree entered on the lvti
day Of lall;y, 1870 in the Circuit Court Of the city
ofRichmond In the cause uf tiorg:ln6 Administrative
49, Otey Ct ats: and another decree entered on the
lth day OF January l552 in the Court OF Appeals OF
Virginia. in said ltstnancd cause affirming the said
decree Of January l0th 1910, Of the Circuit Court OF
the city Of Richmond. shall proceed to sell Oh the
premises, on WEDNESDAY, March 10. lsT2, at 1
O'Clock Z. NJ. by public auction, 20 the highest bid.
der the fuHowing-,!c=crihed property, 10 wit: All
tina; certain LOT, PIECE or PARCEL OF LAND,
with the improvements thereon, lying and being IN
the cityof HichmUu, bat formerly In the county OF
licnrco) on the eastern line OF the intersection OF
Eighteenth and Marshall streets, fronting on said
Eighteenth street thirty feet and running back In
paIsllcl iiucS with Marshall street one hundred rect
TERMS: Cash rs TO so much IS may he sutilcientto
ply the costs OF executing the trust and Of recording
aud drawing the trust deed If then unpaid, and to
pay Off principal and interest of 4 note for SSI5,
dated August 3tll, l>6. payable two years after Its
date, aad the costs Of the defendants In said cause OF
Morgan's administrative GS. Otey and Others, and
the residue such terms rs may be made known on
WILLIAM FOLKES. Trustee.
At The same time ami place VIC shall sell two other
LOTS adjoining the above, with TWO FRAME
TESEMENTS thereon. containing three ROOMS
each ElCHAKl)sON ~ W,
Real Estate .Auctionccrs,
fe]5 1113 Main street.
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By i;r,ihhs & Williams,
Real Estate agents and huct!onccrs,
Eicyenth street between Main and Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A NEAT BRlCk
4 RESIDENCE AND 4 VACANT LOT, On
TIE EAST SIDE OF SECOND BEIM EEE
CLAY AND LEIGH STHEETS.--In execution OF
deed OF trust from Martha Ann Street to the SUBJ
scribcr rs trustee dated Isl November lsC5 ana re-
corded i'll Richmond Hastings Court office, helnS
thereto required 10y the holders OF the debt secnred
VIII sell NJ auction, upon the premises, ON WE'D
SESDhY. February 20, 1872, at a O'Clock L. d.
the RESIDENCE located as above. with tie ad)o:h'
ing LOT. Ii has seven roUms, 4 kitchen with two
ROOMS and stable: gas and water on tie premises
The LOT has front OF So feet. and will he sold as
whole or divided The yard Is prettily set VILE
shade trees. s!rgbbery, &c.
TERMS: The deed requires 4 sale for cash hnt II
desired reasonable terms Of credit will he allowce
ona portion of The purchase money. These VIII X
made known mt he lime ut sale.
ISAAC DAVENPORT. JR. Trustee.
GRCBES & WILLIAMS, Auctionccrs. fc IL
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rr0N " ASHINGTON.

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su>icis a"""s NC"
:rc---Ncn iu1cresi III f'ie Navy "c'
u..sr,~.rcx February lf. 1872.
...,,,,. - the Radical StrongAo!t>,
Vs. ,.., ,,.n,,a l.i'trr aud relentless instead
-.:..r >f,,.> cf swing wayto that Calm
CORRELATION which Ia" party hopes
... .sy,;,I.nI an Influence over IL al least
..., f..rc approaches Tor thriT "":'lai-
.,,..e,i1n. Some q: the leaders l!iil"
....,...r ,,,iI GEESE IL wage wax upon The
..l,. soon = he ! rcnomrmtrd, Il
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..,.i.l rs chairman al III" For
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f.,...,a, lrtwrtn nuw aad then.
l.,,.>!;,co t Mus ar'tu>"ttS. TrTim-
},,,f and I,niun lor New lorE,
-o.nr..,I. There will hardly hc
.st... .y.,!n - ~r',uy2, though ali j
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.... g.. Missouri senator may 1t
.. 81 - ha,l down hi colar> and
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SgoHTASgors CONGESTION. Nashua, Feb
pay lG.--The wool,en mill owned BY Moons,
"a j'ntyr@Loro', \. H., was fired by sponta-
a.os;i combustion. and wholly destroyed.
'ig. ellen Upton was burned to death. ".
s.;vI .pg 81. 900.
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By Hill & Goddin, Aucllonccrs,
No. llD3 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
" BLE REAL ESTATE ON CHURCH HILL
city of Richmond pronounced on the Sth dry OF
February, 1872. In cause therein depending styled
"SEnth, trustee, and Others against Smith ana wlie
an,: others" tire undersigned, spccia commissioner
thereh- appointed will sell at public auction On
THURSDAY tic ed day of February, 1872, a At
ESTATE-viz.. one WHOLE SQUARE, with u
LARGE FRAMED DNELLING-lIOUSE thereon,
bounded by y. q. Twenty-eiehth and Twcnty-iilnth
streets In The city Of Richmond. Also. TWO LOTS
or LAND. each fronting 26s feet on Twenty eighth
street between and streets. with tkA3lED
DWELLING-lIOuSE on each lot.
Trrys: Oue-Iourth cash. and the residue In equal
instal;neats at six, twelve, and eighteen mouths
from the day OF SALE the purchasers to give negotia-
rnerfs and Ike t'c 70 be retained until the purchase
cnTrt ROBERT HOWARD,
fria Special Commissioner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-19

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
~ ROAD.-On and after September LIST PASsEN-
GER TRAINS will leave Richmond lsuudays e4'
cepted) Us follows:
$50 4. M.-MhIL TRAIN for the White sulphur
Springs connecting at Gordons.llc with The OramSeI
Alcxaudria and MANASSAS train for NaSul. eloii si'
North. and Lypchburg and South.
3:35 r. M-ACCOhflIODAT TRAIN tor Cor
louisville, except on Saturday, which day \: eayes
at L. ~ THIS train connects ut Gordonsvtle WIN
tie night trains on the Orange. 4leSnndria and NJ
nass:s railroad for LYSCHDCRG aud WAsHlAn-
TON.
Through tickets, at low rates, sold 10 al points
Northwest aud Southwest.
Storage tickets from LIVERPOOL, Queenstown,
Amsterdam, Antwerp. Hamburg Hatre, kottcrdsin
Ecrgcn, Colenhagen, aud Gotienburg, 10 all poirts
on this road can be bought OF the General Ticket
Agent at Richmond, or can be ordered through any
station agent on the road.
Further Information may &c obtained AZ tie Com-
pany's offices.
No passenger trains are run on Sundays.
4. H. PERRY, General Superintendent.
JAMES +. SErBERLASD, General Ticket Agent.
DC IL ....E
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by Thomas W. Reese. Aucticncer
No. 1917 Main street.
rs,HT GREAT ENGLISH BOOK sA

rS'HE GREAT ENGLISH BOOK SALE
/ AT MR. KEESEE'S STORE, 1917 MAIN
STRCET.-Nr. SHAW, the well-known book auc-
tnycer, haYiu5 arrived, the splendid collection OF
ENGLISH BOOKS. sent direct from different Lon
don publishers, Will coiulncnce THIS MORNING at
10 o'clock.
Catalogues Of this splendid collection have been
prenarrd with The importers prices 10 each set OF
serTs .s IN prices We hope the citizens of Ricii-
nond viii appreciate This splendid collection, us the
books arc all tie hes: English editions, aud mostly
In the finest calf bindings. $3.50
Sale ntril day 1T 10 !. n and T. A.. In the order
Ct the catalogue. THOMAS ". hEESrt,
fc Ie-at fEf Auciionccr.
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MACHINERY, dc.

MACHINE WORkS.-SLOAT 81 ADJ
WI DINGTON, Nos. t!22oe, 1924 1875, and 1tes
Cary street, and Nos. Is and Is soEth fffteenth
street. Richmond Va. We make al kinds Of ncw
WORT In the uaclnist ,hic repair al! kinds OF work.
We go in the country 70 10 AL sorts &c metk 10 gar
and kc1p tIcrrlon hand IS well tobacco screws OF
sil kints, 1gcghe with bands and biiets and al ar
fcles for the manufacture Of tobacco. we keep On
hand fer sale ali azea Of new and secondhand En-
.incs. Kocrs Saw-a.ls, Grtst- Mills Power Pumps,
Platform Scales, Shatnrg. Hangers, Pniicys, Gear
and Devil Wheels; snd, In fact general sssostnsns
n,,son's Patent Steam Engine Governor; uuca ora
uany Stearu-iaugcs selens Patent Engine rsc ax
Ing Peet Valves; GLOBE Valves sss,c
Cleaners oh Cans: Waer-I;aages, &c. All OF wnfsa
we sell at reasonable prices and on aeeo;nnS1.hs
,erus ~ r. We receive ON consignment all kt'scs
OF mschiuerY, both new and second-hand g0me sao
see us. foe II SLOAT & ADDIS6IoN.
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BY Richardson i Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctionccrs,
lll3 Main street.

A DESIRABLE BRICK DWELLING,
~ NO 81, AND LOT on THE EAST SIDE OF
HiSLTEENTH STREET BETWEEN BROAD
AND MARSHALL. FOR SALE PRIVATELY
o.; By AUCTlON--On t tuesday, the .Oth
instant, at O'Clock p. NJ, If not sold privately
before, re shall sell by auction, OH the premises, n
desirable BRICK DWELLING and LOT located as
above, containing six rooms. with gas and water on
the premises, and Kitchen attached with two or more
rooms. This property Is In thorough repair, and Is
situated In delightful ncighb0rhood, convenient to
the narkct and other places of business. II Is highly
desirable as Il residence or Investment Its size being
such for which there Is much need, and to rent reci-
RICHARDSON & CO.,
fel5 Peal Estate AuctiOnCers.
Just after tie suction sale of the aforementioned
property. we shall sell smother BRICK DWELL
ING, No 3o3 in the same locality, Of correspond
Ing Ges cripLOu In every respect.
Terms: AS TO both of said saes, onc-third cash
the balance in negotiable notes ut six and twelve
months, with interest added and secured by deed OF
trust. RICHARDSON & CO..
te 10 lib Main street.
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REAE ESTATE AGENTS.

T ANDS.-I have in my hands for sale
NJ LANDS ii large and small quantities. In almost
every section Of the Statc. a number OF them are
large first-class esttes, With
"N' w. GEORGE NJ. DPEWBY,
&, ,T-,p, 1D1A Main street.
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VIRGINIA NEWS.
letter froiia Petersburg.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.
PErGEsnuKG, February II, 1872.
The status Of the stock in the Petersburg
Railroad Company, recently purchased BY
Mr. Reuben EaSland, has assumed still ano-
thcT phase. II appears from the statement
now given 10 the public that McsslS. Brown,
Lancaster & Co. of New York. and Mcssrs.
T. T. Brooks, 5. 4. rlummer, and w. r.
Mallory, have I'll Bought stock in ca,lal
amount az shares from Mr.. Ragland--alt OF
tho parties now owning 4 9th portion of the
$3.50 shares cri2iN3iIy belonging to the city.
The gentlemen above named are among our
most prominent. popular, and public-spirted
citizens: altd the community feels relieved
that tic stock, instead "t passing into the
hands Of foreign and alien owners, is retained
~ mrn Thoroughly identified with local in
tt.rc>ts in every way. who will control the
road Tor III" benefit oi our people and their
trade II the question hc asked why stock,
Whose .%a;h". NaiGc vas recently no higher
.H"G >.l0..i pnr shar'. should he 50 readily
sold ~ .hrr,>d capitalists n $50, Ii must be
confessed that he answer; "a iot so obvious as
he inquiry. Iinwrvgr. t'ac g arc gentlemen
IN whom the public l"ci Justly the utmost
confidence. and 50 Gar all is well.
VAr "!i.trcus Of iiu:tWndryH elected l
long series OF officers Yesterday, including
.Duv lady Officers. who ave designated by the
II a!.cg0Yial titles ct Flora. Ceres, Pomona,
Hr. Mr. ". i. Wr>lhrook. ofprincc George,
j. Tie Ma>iyr Of the "i;rInGc,' and Mr.. l..
iip}i&cn:l i special deputy Tor the national
Grange for NiuWiddic. They are both sub
.:su;i:i .liG respected farmers.
The address of tntouct CurtlSs, which was
- n;.vc hccu given last night III the court
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gr-s;r-..sg-
Tax On Waa>ilcT.

,c Commissioner OF Internal Revenue
r.it;"n 4 letter in Response 70 IN invita-
t,ym ,l,r WAYS aal McanI Committee,
..H- seventy cents a. II consolidated tax
9.u On distilled spirits.
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DICHMOND AND DANNILLE RAIL
In HOAD-Om and after llccember ], ISL:

GOING NESl.
Train No. 2 Through passenger leavcs Richmond
daily tcXcclt Sundaysj ai 1915 j. l.; leaves Dan
vile 1T ll:U3 4. NJ; arrives 1t Greensboro VI lsa
/. NJ. -,
Train No. Iyuchbur2 passenger leaves Rch-
moEd daily at a:l5 4. NJ. arrives ut L!LchBurg ats
L. ~
Train No. II Through mail and cSrrcssl leaves
Richmond daily at $50 l.. NJ: leaves Danhile daily
at 1914 L. ~. arrives at Greensboro DAILY III AZ
4
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RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG ASp PoToMAcl
RAILROAD COMPANY,
OFFICE GES'L FREIGHT AND TICKET AGENT,
RICHMOND. February 10, 1912.
NOTICE.
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REUBEN FOSTER, General Agent, No. so Light
street, Baltimore.
i'll. TAYLOR, General Ticket and Freight Agent,
Ia WILLIAM y. BRAGG, Superintendent. .
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,.r-,s,,a;,,icncc Of the Richmond Dispatch
,,,rni,,,c ---S;,ccuinta"n$
.t,,c;i:n!tan---s Aversion TO t'o-
,,,.,! nchascs---nc:""crafsc s'%'-
,.,..r---su anxiety about Nc" NaHsi'-
,r:, Sutcrc.t ii, tsic Navy. &c.
The Hickman courier., 1872-06-15
How the First District Press
Stands!

A correspondent, who fails to give his
name, but who claims to be posted as to
the inclinations of the different papers
of this District in regard to the pending
Congressional contest, classi6es them as
follows.
FoH CHossBAND. - Tie Effekr,1a n n
COURIER, Princeton Banner, Columbus
Dispatch, Mayfeld Democrat Trigg
County Democrat, and Murray Gazette
For CLARK-The Paducah To5acco
Plant
For MARTIN.-The Paducah Daily
Kntuckian.
NEUrRAr-Tbe Paducah N-c,cs.
We shall not assume to answer for
any other paper than the Hickman
COURIER, and we do this, not because
the correspondent has righ; to know
but because we are perfectly free in the
expression of our views on this as or
any other public question. We think
Judge Grassland deserves endorsement
He has made US a worthy and faithfu
member, and we have yet to hear any
objection to anything he has done. 1
he has made mistakes, his opposers have
not made them appear. His service th'
present term has given him experience
which a new member can not have, anC
will make him the more efficient mex
session.
We venture also to state that, the To
bacco Plant has specially espoused th'
cause of neither aspirant.
The Courier, since its re-establishmen
after the war, has pursued line of lib
eral and progressive views in regard t.
party politics, consistently, and from
convictions of right, wavering from thei
advocacy for no man or set Of men; and
therefore, if the pending CoDgressiona
contest shall bring forth issues challsDg
ing our support, such issues shall hav'
it, our preference for Judge CrosslanC
to the contrary Notwithstanding. w
have 10 reason to'suppose such issues
will arise.
The other papers can explain as the.
choose. or remain silent if they will.