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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-07-30

] am now prepared to furnish the public with
Ice. b. w. REEDER,
vi15tf Corner Gay and Clinch Streets.
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Cincinnati Market.
B1ltimore Markef.

CINCINNATI, July 25-Flour 81 75aS8 90
Pork $14 co; shoulders, g sides, So.
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The Republicans of the 10th civil district =, VII
organize Grant and Wilson Campaign Cl91
tonight at CaInpbelFs Station. Speeches VIII
be made by Hon. Geo. Andrews ana ~. d.
Kicks ESQ
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GRAND REPUBLICAN, RALLY!
LET THE MASSES TURN OUT!
On Wednesday Night, July 81, 1872,
THERE WILL BE
Grand Republican Rally
ON MARKET SQUARE.
LET THE MASSES TURN OUT!
Grand Republican Rally

Speeches will be made by number of dis
tingUIShed gentlemen. Come one, come all,
nd hear the truth as it is.
Knoxville, Tenn, July q, 1872. 2f
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SUMMER RESORT.

Boots and Shoes repaired in good style
FranciScOS v30eOdt
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New Advertisements.

COLLEGIATE AND COMMERCIAL INSTITUTE
" New Haven, Conn. Preparatory to Col eye RI
ness, Scientific Schools U. S. Military and Naval t
emies Fall session, 36th year. begins Sept 18th H.
Gen. WI II. Russell L, Princi,,,
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For Supreme Court Judee.

We are authorized to announce Hon. ROBERT Nc
FARLAND as candidate to fill the vacancy in tn,
Supreme Court of the State caused By the resignation
of Hon. Thos. A. r. Nelson. Election first THURSDAY
in AupuSt 1872
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Virginia Female Institute

OIAUNTON, VA.
BUILDINGS contain over 50 rooms GROTrvna
nine acres, PUPILS from Il States The COI-PCSGE
is comprised in eight Schools under twenty Prof,toI
and Officers. LOCATION beautiful and saIubTioDilS
TERMS moderate. Apply for Circulars 10 r n
PHILLIPS. Principal, CT W. IL. TAMS, Seeretarr
Stanton. Va. i''
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ANNOUNCEMENTS OF CANDIDATES
Senate.

LOST CREEK, UNION COUNTY, Tenn,
May Sth, 1877
EDITORS CHRONICLE: From the solicitations of
great many of my friends of the 4th Senatorial District
to become candidate to represent them in the State
Senate, now authorize you to announce my name as
candidate for the The district is composed of
the counties of Anderson Granger. Knox and Union
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We are authorized and requested to announce
GEORGE w, GILBERT. as an independent candidate
for Constable in the First Civil District Election first
Thursday in August.
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,s.ask III,
I'M, M rlie tltpa and lie fel ssas s
~ sinn,n aisei placed sol that tho isss.
- ~ 1871 nbg touch him, He de:pseegate
~, rnnnd aud placed himself SO =, as 30
,a'ss .,,n 5s;,,eIs and MS The company we
s ,"aI ;nuaaa az those almost hahd-to-l assd
sa'.a, ana Potter kissed his hand 70 the
bsSs,sst him and nestled down I'LL q :;
i NV If relief DAYS afserwarl ths scr Eseant
s,s nir Of black eyes glIsteningt ;tIosn.
,oun" Of white sheets III q hospital At Mnr-
fss.shnto, trhey< belonged to3Ltt!e. Potter.
hrot an: tbGsed, broke,i-nrmed, and Andaged.
IT, nonid moi snove. and eoIlld harttly speak:
mt M the fearful men bent over: nm
i,n l;snad awe iwakthd them, dldRt
,sn y, rThe rebels found hihn braced
sa,;n.t the stump punching att them with
his o,,n held in one hand as they. ran by.
Wc Was taken to the hospital, and here, day
an ar dav went bis old comrades to see HIM.
They did more; they wrote to General hose
Grams. telling the simple story. They carried
fbc letter along the red-tape line from bras-
.le headquarters to division, nom DIVISION
TO corps, from corps to army heaoIu;'rtelS,
and returned with an order from kosccra''s
himself, directing that the SIX months pay
he returned to Little Potter, that all charges
ON tbc record .he ERASED. and that an ordef
compimenting Ms gallantry be rcid Oh
dress parade, and that copy be sent IT,, 10
| the man who behaved 50 nobly. Inc
order was read on dress parade ana
the document, with all its array OF
Endorsements, and old Rosa's letter were car ,,
ried to Little Potter by men who could
scarcely speak He seemed like one trans ans,
figured as one of his old-tine fl1enas res ai
and re-read the order and letter. ne li'u
rad lines and official signatures. Then came
his first tears. "Now, boys, | don't care 10
r@t we'll It's all wiped out, amt it: l was
! determined to get we'll TO wipe it ont, you
nnow. But now, torn up as ] am, 1t Is
Letter TO die" And the next morning, with
fine order and old Rosa's letter on his breast.
Little Potter died. And still can we hear
the grizzly old surgeons words, as ne came
to the cot, /" DeadI Why~God bless the
4
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2 tTt.e.t TIE THREE BELLS, is.
: Rene, ,th the low-hnng night cloud 4, 81,
: Tint IA ket her .ptfnterfne mast
.Jhe,g u.,l ship sets1s'd slowly oir1-,'.s.
The cruel leak gained fasf.
Over the awful ocean
Her signal gIlIis peiled OUT.
Dear God! was that Thy answer
From the horror round a''ouIE
voice came down from the wild wind,
:. Uo! ship ah0yl'' Its cry:
Our stout Three Bells Of Glasgow
Shall stand till daylight by :
Hour after hour crept slowly.
Yet on the heavlng swrlls
Tossed up and down the 2hip-liEhts.
The lights Of the Three Bells!
And ship to ship made signals,
Man answered back 10 man,
Wild oft. to cheer aiId hcIrten.
The Three Bells nearer ran;
And tic captain from her taifrail
Sent down his hopeful cry,
flake Heart! Hold on - he shouted.
The Three Bells shall stand by
Al NIGHT across the waters
The tossing lights shone clear;
-! night from reclinS tI1fr'iil
The Three Bells sent her Greer.
And " her the drc1ry watches
Os storm and darkness passed,
just rs the wreck lurched under
All souls were saved 1T last.
Sail on. Three Bells, forever,
In grateful memory sail
Ring on, Three Bells Of rescue,
Above the wave and gale.
As thine. In night aud tempest,
hear the Masters cry,
And, tossing through the aarkplesS,
The lights OF God draw nigh!
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& l.Y sl.assD.I l..lalas
Aaattoneor' aads u lsl n
az, rer E,sgal,tlf aid isau strep

!, j IS; ,s,s ;ssI1 IIssIoEERs.
5shSi. aF,- gisIf.E TEN VT " Y, iT I.
i q, Z a TTsHr fo, sNb s TENTH
lrp III IN THE CITY OF i,..in
further execution OF r decree 81 se S5ss
Court Of the United states 70" ~ te rr is3e In
d Oh, Use or Mysrs Co ps Totty So 5le nasr
signed trustees Tif s tp 18th
o,srtion. ou the premises, on SATUkDhI nr ~ IN
,.st is7s nj d O'Clock r. VI, that ALpABEE
BRICK TENEMENT WITH GKa ,o,nra ca prpm
iarated as above being the one heretofore coH'e'e
is r. " Totty 10 James W. Etldins.
TEn s es e eaiInse a notes
tod mud rit retained till all of the purchase mo-
ney is fully paid and Conveyance ordered ny inc
CURT w. Is. MYERS
JOHN JOHNS. JR.
Trustees or Commissioners.
- q rto roreyoIue reaI c tate was purchased az
Lie ,,,d" on The 10Th July last by James Drlscoii
and he having failed to comply VIII t eosts -
sale it will now be resold al ms rsSs anu WIS
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TOR SALE AT AUCTION, on TUES
II DAY the sd day of September next, at Drake,
Branch station. on Hichnond aud l1anyiile riilicsl,
Ing Ten rooms conveniently Arranged. With Lot
Of ONE AND ONE-THlRD ACRES, aud Is about
800 Yards from railroad station. For lnithct pat
ticulars, apply to
.ItiIfN If. THOMPSON. brakes Branch.
CHARLOTTE COUNTY, VA, August 0, ls7".
iIl lU-rnd.N~
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By Richardson n CO..
Real Estatc Agents and Auctioneers,
No. lll3 Main street.

A VALUABLE FRAME DWELLING,
trCnGn NOM VEST OF SMITH STREET.
f FGE SAIE DG 81 "AGGCTloN,-0n TUESDAY The
18th Instant At - o'clock r ~ we shaIl sci F y II
iinyW,EIIiNG dclIahtfully located rs above. WIN
tbree stories containing six rooms IN good repair
rhr lot lias from OF 20 feet Ivy depth g" $50 lcct
rpuyS: One-third cash: the balance III SIX ;'iE
,itrn ',nnths with INTEREST secured by deed OF
trust. hi,i'I iuctIorncrs
au Is -, ,,,,r,,nr,,, j. most
nonnd mntII THIjHSDAY the 18TH Instant ut D..
O'Clock +. NJ. flChAhD1Vt,rr otioraor;s
4
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BY Lyme s Brother,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents.
No. 1912 Main street.

VALUABLE PROPERTY CORNER Srl;nF or
Y POPLAR AND MAPLE STREETS, rI II
RoCKETTs FOR SALE AT r 1ha owner a sell ut
,,rhJ,c ,nr;,om ON the premises, oil THuRSDAl
tbe 18th dav Of August s7e, at o'clock H.; tnal
VALUABLE LOT with the improvei,nen5.7 ant on
pn,I.r strect and running back - feet Also; VEG
VACANT LOT adjoining, having 4 front Vi = oy
SIi feet. 1--WE ppoTIIFR.
lEn''' 80 ~ Aucliouecrs.
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MILES. HORSES. &c.

EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE, for ~
II Virginia Steamship and Packet Com GS
pany's stock, IA good HORSE, perfectly gentle,
city or farm business.
Also. a THREE-SEAT OPEN WAGON, with
HARNESS, SADDLE, BRaDLE, &C.; all nearly
new. For particulars, intlnireof
an I0-Iw EDMOND BnSsIEUX.
EXCHA NGE, SALE AND ~,
H LIVERY STABLE, FRANKLIN [cIS
STREET BETWEEN EIGHTEENTH AND
NINETEENTH, RICHMOND, VA,-MULES and
HORSES for sale. Parties In want OF slock will find
IL to their Interest to call and look at The stock. All
stock warranted rs represented. Stock taken on
livery.
ly 2--3m EDMOND BOSSIEUX. .
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Old maids are called "bclatcd sisters"

Old maids are called " bclatcd sisters"
Twelve hundred pounds of tomatoes grew
on single vine in California.
RI took five men to dress an insane man ut
Camden, Penn, the other day.
The total amount of "a tal invested in the
roads ccntcring in Chicago is over 800, OO0,-
600.
4 Waterloo woman married the stcerSnan
of Il canal-hoat the other day after three
hours acquaintance.
Switzerland exports Sb000,000 worth OF
cheese il wear, that being almost the only nrti-
Gle of export from that country.
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l.sss.ss, by LyGa II Hfdshafs s
4 AaesioHoar& and Ifsat Esfats Ae;si:s,
No, inn Hiffr, street,

EXECUTORS SALE OF A .LARaE
fIEbMOUNT OF PEgs9S I. PROPERTY.
CONSISTING OF HORSES. rs, rCOLfy,
CARRIAGE. BEGGY.G8FTS'
WAGON. HARNESS, &cg AZ PtlBEfC AIlc,
TIGS ~ shall, Mt the request Of the executor OF
lie tate Robert Farrar Gali Ut public aur.
Hon on, tlIe premises Of tie farm recently eccnp
Inv i.fni on the Charles ity road4 abort Eve milo,
below the city Of Richmond. on TIL GRSDAY,
August ed. commencing at 10 0cfsck a. N Three
COWS. one family Csrriage and Harness compiler
ORC Wueon aud fairness complete 5onr Carts aud
Harness p1OagiI5 Harrows, Hoes. Shoyels, end III
other farming implements. too numerous 10 men,
tiDn. Also, large portion of The Household and
TERMS OF SALE: VIII, lie cash MS 10 All sgms
un,3er $50 for that aaount up to Si0e, sixty days
time and fro 800 and upwards. ninety days time
for negotiable notes, Interest added with approved
security.
called to the foregoing sale -
an i,-TbSW. 18th AnctiGneers
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NV Cook L Laughton. Auctloncers'
corner Of Governor and Franklin streets

DATENT 'SMUT-MACHlNE, ELE ' "a
TOPS. &C, AT AUCTION.-On TiiuhsllAl !:
sth instant M a O'Clock will sell a! the stores OF
Messrs. TalIaferro & CO.. Nos. and 2 Saies" oh'"-
ings, >-,, e,,,,-r ,J COrEl F-NA-
CHINE, together with BANDS, ELEfA'ofs'
N'. ALSO.
One elegant MII.L-SCALES nearly new. =,
rbiS n,,chtnr should attract the attention on ilili
,rs and persons of small capital, rs 1t i c"Islteu
thr hest machine for such purposes ever 1msi :" "
t tht mn rnnrket. COOK L LAUGH,rON,
tiils MA @S' AuctioneCrS.
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A WARNlNG-TRICkS OF LADIES HAIR
DRrssERs.-T Pal Mall gazette says:
"Thcrc are few persons exposed at present
to greater temptations than hail-drcs>crs.
Such is the demand for hair from those who
are deficient in the article That not only will
n rich crop of hair fetch All enormous price,
but even stray locks have their market value.
Under these cir cumStanccs it bchOoves ladies
blessed with fine heads of hair to keep their
wits about them when they enter hair
dreSscr's shop, otherwise they may find on
lrayinc il that some Of their abundance has
been >n"Ir!ytiii0llsly aiSllacted to relicvethc
wants oi the lrcessilous. On Friday last Il
hair-drcSScr in Birmingham WAS charged he
fore the Stipendary magistrate III that
town with an assault. Ii appeared from
the evidence of the con Illinunt, Il girl Of
fourteen, that she went to the defendants
shop and asked to have her hair 'thinncd
and slampooed' The defendant said il
would not pay him to shampoo her hair, but
he agreed to thin il. On leaving the pre-
misses she felt IL conviction that the work
had not been done properly, and on cNDni-
nation of her head ly her relatives il was
discovered that instead of thc hair being
'.hinncd,' several patches had llccn cut oil,
~ identity with view to their future use for
liz manufacture OF clngnonS or 'Frcncll
ctlriS.' The hair was ultimately given upto
.llc father OF the girl; each trcSS was about
IN inch in thickness, and one in particular
had been tied at the top with in elastic.
The magistrate, in giving his decision, spoke
in very strong terms Of the hair-dresser's con-
duet and fined him E5, including cost, or,
in default, two months imprisonment with
hard laUor.o
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WINES. LlaUOns, runACCo. dc.

EINCH'S GOLDEN WEDDING
II PURE OLD RYE NitlSkEf AZ,
requires no medical examination or dGct0r 8 'tF,"-
cate. Quality speaks for it-cf. shoi'e i1' l''
offered TO the trade At low ralcs.
WINES AND LIQUORS.
4 large assortment 10. sale by
T.. COURTNEY JFhklNs.
Wholesale Lilaur Dealer.
No. li3 south Fourteenth street, belo" AIRY
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EUICHER WHlSkEY.

IEXIEcToN, VA. July H. lti'.
Gfaitemen,- have examined carefully thc st''''
men Of whiskey manufactured by you ana se"' ~
ne for analysis. II Is very pure and esee''c"'
article, free IRON all foreign us.iicr.
Very respectfully Yours
r. 5. McIuLioIH
Professor al Chemistry
Washington and Lee Uni'"n"I
Mcssrs. FULClIER & BOWMAN, Srinnton, W.
Orders may be left with l.. WAGNER < 'o'' coz
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sss " g, s !.


,ssnas NJ Keesar as
..sS No. isl5 aafain strsct. ~ - ~ ,r.s
~ IN Bile III OIIsEHf .D q RSsil I;
ut .SClS. ORLEANS. EHR0altlss
iRohs sa Mn "A sT i ,oy' muslin
hnIise a veiy large aud yaitiab,e asi
.NrrItis n. consisting Id parton III ~
seyen.tyctaye Piano. nearly lie,s .,,,, order.
sts sd .iarter-octsVe Piano, III Sood o'ai
. i;.ai frv.ns; superior Instruments; b
70 fne Ereicii.piate ifhl Mirrors,
n Walnat Parlor suit In REPS.
Mahogany Parlor Shit IN halrcioth,
Walnut and Mahogany Sideboards,
walnut. Mahogany. and plain MardFoes
Walnut aud Stained Chamber Snits,
snnarior Walnut Bedsteads and WaSllstnnds,
Rosewood, Walnut, and Mahogany I B Iui,c
Featfer Bcsis. Hair and shnrk Mattresses. CripS'
Sofas Walnut Chairs R6ek gsr H WdrS
sI,nerior Velocipede. Scwing-Alachines;
Sunerior assortment Of ChrohI0s, ~. ,to,,o.r
o"i''i'- THOMAS w. KEESEE, Aucuoneef'
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Johnny and his Little Dog.

johnny mad n little dog
with HAIR as black as Jet.
AND every place that Johnny went
Tie purp went too, you bet.
lie followed him to school ore day
Thll happened IN he near.
But wiicu thc teacher booted hiin
He walked "tf on Ills cal.
Returning home he met COW,
And 1T the COW did fly;
She tossed him up five hundred feet
And how is that for high:
The poor beast meier came down again,
And Johnny was left Il lnOurncr;
For the lIlTp was In the -tccplc-top
OF the little church round flie corner
When Johnny heard III, i,rIing's fate,
4 word he scarcely said:
Bat toddlcd home. and weeping cried.
Now put me IN my little bed"
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By f.. ID. Eacho,
Real Estate Agent and AuctiOneer
Office No. Q Fourteenth street, between Main aud
Franklin.

VALUABLE REAL ES1A TIE For
Y SALE IN HFNRICO COUNTI--Ey virus,
of 4 decree of the Circuit Court OF III mic" .,s.
nouuced on the 10th day OF May. i-T., In the nHnc-
ton suit of Ed. Hogan rs. Harris aud others. shan
offer for Sc at public auction the REAL ESTATE
OF the said Ed. Hogan, at the courthouse OF l!cu
rico specified In The advertisement below. The III
junction of the said sale having been dissolved. SAID
sale will he made on the 10TH DAY OF AUGUST
under said decree and according 10 In. provision,
of the decd OF trust. SO much Of Sild l2 VIII T.,
sold rs will pay the cost accrued In said suit aul l
execution OF the said decree and three hundred dol
lars balance due.
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By Grti'bs 4 Williams,
Real Estate Agents and AurtiohecrS'
t,,,,..,,r s,,rut between Main ana BANK.

IItfVHEF1 73VV1
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TIVE
I EEAT FRAMED-DWELLINGS. NOS; ID, al
AND 7l3, o. TIE c EASI SlR RtL Or A Nsfi
I,irfi nix; IOr ON TIE WEST SIDE OF
T ~ III STREt:T &c. rs. Ghies &c De-
cree of Richmond Chanccry Court In execution VI
S,id derrrn viii sell ut auction. upon the premises
an rDIDkY uJh August. at O'Clock 4. VI. tiic TWO
TRAMEij-DW BILLINGS OF which The late jntlc'
X Chirs died seized. One OF them has seven rooas
ihr other six rooms both with Kitchens. WATER ana
mns The lots are each 50 by 100 feet. ,
These hon scs are remarkably well built, ana In good
order. n,.J, n,>c 7 or ~,
Touth street In rear Of No al, 80 by 49, leet.
TERMS: Unc-Gourth cash: balance at SIX, t,VrlEc'
and eighteen months for negotiable nnfcs win me
rrst ,,hlr, and title retained until tile note: arc
mid THOMAS j. EVANS, Commissioner;
CRITTERS & WILLIAMS, Auctionccr:. Eu
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TRUSTEES SALE OF Landry Virtue OF i
deed of trust. executed by Edward Hogan 10 ,n".
trustee. for the purpose therein sccitti on iac "a
day of Nav 1885. | shall on FRIDAY tile 18th dIy
OF August next. al O'Clock in frnnl al iicnrlco
Court house, sell at public auction the following
real estate:
4 TRACT OF LAND IN Ilrnric". con,ainiu.
twenty acres {morc icss). adjoining The ahds 81
Isabella Allen. Turner sharp, AMI Others, ais Ut
seven miles hcaw Richmond.
Also, a FARCE OF LAND. Containing i've acrr-,
conveyed To said Hogan by John y. Davis.
Also. the FARM OF said Hogan. cnByc' 81 to lin
by r. r. Duke. VI. HARRIS,
an oI5t / eGstCc.
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Hy Grubbs & Williams.
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs'
Eleventh street between Main ana BANK

11RIlSTEES' SALE OF THE DESlRA-
BIE BRICK RESIDENCE NO. 800 HVEIii
sHSIi, sTREETS, AT AuCTlON.-By virtue OF
decd of trust executed by Il; H. Davis and vie to
wy, les md recorded In Richmond Hastings Court
attrc. we viii sell at auction. upon the premises on
TITRSDAY, 18th August, at o'clock l.. NJ; l1e
ESFNENT I'm Talbott's row above referred ID.
II hos eight rooms, besides Il Kitchen with TWO
rooms: water gas, and the usual conycnehreS. The
LGT Is 27t by 70 feet. ,,+ :,
TtxNs: Ouc-thi.d cash balance on Il credit Of
one and two wears, for notes with interest payable
Annually and secured by decd Of trust
A A4 + &S H#};5' F$!5:Srr". Trustees.
CErRRS < WILLIAMS, Auctonccrs. aiio
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- ~.
we are now lnudiug per bark Iarpeiah'"' o"'
direct importation, ,iF
YOUNGEK,S EDINBURGH INDIA P:ll;ts . Az;
Y0UNGER'S EDINBURGH BoUBLE SIM"
GuiSSfss,s DugLIN STOUT. bottled by Z. 81
Burke.
ALSO, "A
BASS < CO.'S PALE ALE. bottled by e. {" W
Hilbert, OF London; r nh.
ALl.S0p'S PALE ALE, bottled by Z. / u h1'-
bert, OF London: y {
GUINNESS DUBLIN SToUE, boitled % =
q. Hilbert. OF London; ga
HIBREET'S RROWN STOUT, bottled by y -
Hilbert, Of London: ng CaG-
JULES ROBIN & CO.'S PALE aid DAM
MAC BRA NDY, ofSarioGs NinEtEps,, ,,-,t. -
The above goods ARE Recommended 10 nc IT, "a
entirely reliable Wr are prepared ~ 81, ,ir, aS
bond or duty paid for currency or soia, A. pier
te2T ;, 4. y aht ,i :
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r1oR sALE. BRILk TOBNCCO FAC-

4 TORY In the town of Clarscsyilie Buili!hy
,0y Inn feet "a stories high Lot s5s:l0 SitIatei q,
Main street near tic centre OF the town.
The Curly completion Of tie Roanoke Valley rail
road nov in course Of construction makes this yer,
de ir,blc property either fer spectators H!a,-
facurcrs. The building originally cost $3.50. and Is
IN good repair.
If not sold privately before will he offered 1t auc-
zion on THURSDAY, 18th September proyimo.
W. L. BOYD.
GAINESVILLE, VA, August IL, 1872. u
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NAyLpA HERON AS 4 WITNESS. --Mutllda
Heron has again been before the San Fran
cisco public, this time in the character OF
witness on behalf Of some individual WHO
was injured in u iireman's fight i'll the street.
of which the fair Matilda happened to be an
involuntary spectator. Her evidence was
";ycn in this shape: My name is Matilda He
ron Byrne am Il woman, mol Il strohs
man to confront men, therefore please per-
nit me TO relate what | saw my own way.
ON Sunday last went 10 early mass in the
Catholic church on Market street, and after
hearing three beautiful masses returned 10
nv house on O'Farrcl! street. was not well,
and when | reached the house tile landlady
very kindly asked lie to he seated in the par
br TO rest before attempting to ascend he
stairs. Willie seated there ] heard noise
in the street. and looking out saw two men
running who wore red shirts and had their
coats OH. had just told the landlady now
sweet and calm felt after the mass, and
did not wish to be excited while under the
heavenly influence of my delightful religion,
and she said ought not to look al Inc men,
| did look, and SAW third man running, ana
l> shirt was Il white one. j hcllfd i con-
cussion, and the lady exclaimed, Oh, he Il
aside my woman's dclicacy, and there on
the pavement lay the poor boy (Alucahyl
rs if dead, aud i'll one sheet of blood.
Would no nam pick him up? Not one
stirred TO do so. | ran 10 him and knrll
down by him. He was living. asked,
" DO YOU know that you are shot = lie
mnrmured. "Ycs; Bob shot me- ! asked
him if he had any message to send TO mother,
sister, or wife. He replied TEL them I"
take me to my brotilcr.' | looked at tic
men about me and asked for assistance for
the poor wounded boy, but all their faces
were very pale, and not one moved. | 81"
"A man drive up in Il wagon, and said TO hilil,
$40 YOU take this boy to some hospital OF
other place where he can tie cared !or. lie
did not consent. ! looked around III the
crowd to see ii there WAS any humanity
there, and then thought il was money the!
wanted. offered the men money, and yet
they let the poor boy lie there, and the pave.
ment is still stained with his blood. ask
| some one to assist to me TO my feet, for W:s
| i'll, and then | Went away and left them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-15
BY Robertson 4 Bronaugh,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers,
Manchester, Va.

EOR SALE PRIVATELY, PROPERTY
A OF EVERY DESCRIPTION In the town Of
Manchester, including large and small Brick and
Framed Houses, and Vacant Lots In all parts Of the
town. We have also for sale u number OF very de-
sirahle Farms In Chesterfield and the adjoining
counties. In all Of the aforementioned property
great bargains are offered.
Particular attention given to the renting aud
leasing OF property and auction sales OF personal
property. EORERTSON ( BRONAUGH,
office opposite the COURTHOUSE.
IL aD-3m Hull street, Manchester, Va.