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Sheriff Sale.

In ohcd rncc to AN EXr.utjnr issued
from III" Clerk aud Master. ANA IN ne
directed, | will offer for 1'd", g. tho hgL.
est bidder. Tor cpSh in hnloi, ~ The o,urt
housn Honr in M,dt-unulE.. Trnu., ue
M nda, t c 81 day at june. lSi2, all the
i.lt, r,t'e. interest and rla!m that A 7
v Payu. lns in and 10 arqt'aiu ,iact o
~rarce! 81 land situated rftr W.. civil
di,IrieLpf Monroe COUNTY, Tenn kn'wa
q 10. J"hn ~ Payne fum. N C,ker
Geek. cputoining art tnndrrt aud tsvu.
r, ncreS. mtre Or l"s-,h dj'in,ng tht lAnh'
Ut T II C,D9Aav. III lipto1 aud ",her>.
6.tl~n ona ptb,rl ncF r. %arrri If land
knuwn Us o. ga aSt g." t,rm, sdjo'rng
tho Isnds Of T Ii Galloway. ! y Upton
and others. co]niainln! one hHnir"t and
acniy acrcs. more ur lr,s. il being the
uur la d upon whleb Ar Payne, now
re.i1c..
Al,o NJ" "ther tract q" parc'i OF laud
in tie 10Th ritlLdi-triet ri Monroe c"aa.
y.l,ing on tho watersybf C,k"r Ctssk.
levied M ., :ie prrtrN j tt Ii"n Payne,
contaiusrp me ! unlred and rixty acres,
mor, rr les. III ipirc the iaudS Of An
IAi~nn hnfti' hsir,. and II u.r.. All Of
Sijch Gntii, levied ou IN ,,'rtfy M exc
cation in flyoF Of Elsin iisil wATW
Payfe, and c. Pa ~.
lr- rI. ta..a j J. HoUsroN, Sheriff.
q nnyYgh. 1872 4t-ptS5
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Attention Travellers.

We direct the special attention Of trav-
elerp, to the change of schedule, on the
Nashville & Chattanooga and Western
and Atlantic Rail Roads, published in
thie paper,
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The Fair Grounds,

We learn that the location Of the fair
grounds has been changed. II will be
within a half mile Of Madisonville, on
DR.. Jos. UPton's land. A right move we
think
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= LOCAL AND OTHER aITTEI
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Iarii", drSirin. 'u arn"unr" themselves
a. cAudilst4' lar athce through this Iut.
=, ~ per sill he required to pay cash in sd
vance for tho samc. announcement for
gsioAsrrss, so; Ststr Offices, $40; cardi.
dates Tor State Senator, s.; county can.
didAts', S..
TO Tur VOTERS OF MONROE COUNTY.
80 We ara authorized to aunounce l.. \.
McSpaddeu Is a candidate for Trustee Of
Monros county. Election in August next.
s'.lr' We arc authorized to unouuce Mark
". Hicks, A. a candidate for Tax Collee-
tor Of Moure eouuty. Election in Au-
gust next.
We are authorized to announce BIZ. &.
s Harris, a. a candidate for re election to
tha ol6ca Of Tax Collector Of Monroe
eounty. Election in August next.
We are authorized To announces James
Scruggs az an independent candidate for
Tax Collector of Monroe county. Flee
ton 6rst Thursday in August.
TO the PEOPLE OF TENNESSEE.
In response to the expression Of a popu-
lar desire, sufficiently general and inAu-
sulial to control my action in the matter,
hereby announce myself n candidate for
the ONCE of Judge of the Supreme Court,
made vacant by the resignation Of Hon,
7. "A. r. Nelson. Election first Thursday
in August, next. J. b. COOhE.
Chattanooga, March llth, 1872. If
We are authorized to announced Hon,
RObt. Mcfarland AS a candidate for Judge
Of the Supreme Court, to fill the vacancy
ooca.iOued by the resignation Of Judge
Nelson.
We are authorized to announce Jos.
K. Houston as a candidate for reelection
10 the Office Of Sheriff of Monroe county.
Election in August next.
Fer Attorney General.
We are authorized and requested to
announce the lame Of W, l.. Wclcker. as
candidate for the Office of Attorney Gen,
oral in the Sd Judicial District. Election
LIST Thursday in August.
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Bogart & Mayes have a fresh supply
of Drugs, Chemicals, Paints, Dye Stuff,
fresh from New York, They also have
n nice lot Of Fancy and Toilet Articles,
Albums and Stationary, and they pro-
pose to sell them all, as that's what they
lob them for. Go and SEQ them. II
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Queen City Circus.

Nike Iipman's Queen City Circu', will
exhibit he's on Wednesday next, dune
l2th.) It is an exhibition Of surTnSsiug
excellence, having, during the past Win
ter selected from the various cities Of
England, France and America, the most
Talented Artistes, in the profession.
Wait for it! Look for it See il!
The admission is 10 cents, Children
under ten years of age 50 cents. Else
where will be found the advertisement, of
this wonderful Exhibition.
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New Stock.

J. L. Rhca, Coffin Block Knoxville,
Tenn, has just received a New Stock of
Dress Goods, White and Linen goods
Gloves, Hosiery, Silks, and in fact all
kinds Of Dry Goods, Carpets, &C., &c.
Call and examine goods aud prices.
anr 95.It
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Crowded Dat.

Crowded Dat.
The Advertisement of Mike Lipman's
Circus Show, has crowded out many local
items, and other matter this week.
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Wanted.

Wanted.
The undersigned wants Old Copper.
Brass, aud all kinds of Scrap Iron, fol
which they will pay fair prices in goods.
WALKER & HUMPHREYS.
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school Notice.

The closing exercises Of Bolivar Acad-
envy will be On Thursday and Friday the
18th and l4th Of June, Exhibition Fri
day night, tho public are invited to at
tend. R. II. RAMSEY.
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Sixteen Years of Success,

In 1856 the now ~favorits famous Mus
tan. Eminent was first made known to the
public BY an extensive system of advcr-
Using. From that time to the present,
the demand for it haS been steadily in
cressing until it has taken the lead Of all
embrocations, lotions, ointments, and 9th.
er external remedies, imported or domes-
tic, ever introduced into the American
market, In the most celebrated racing
and trotting stables, in the establishments
of sage and city car companies, and in
tle stables Of private gentlemen, it is the
only recognized cure for such diseases Of
the horse as require outward treatment.
Nor is it less valuable as a local appliea-
ton for some of the most distressing COM
plants to which man is subject. REeu-
matism, stiffness Of the joints, neuralgia,
sore throat, tumors, weusy earacbe, yield
to its pain-sub-dueing, counter,irritant
properties, and burns, scalds and cuts are
healed with incredible rapidly under its
operations.
$1,000 Reward i, offered by the proprie-
tor Of Pisrce's Golden Medical Discovery
for a medicine that will equal it in the
cure of Bronchitis, severe Coughs and the
early stages Of Consumption.
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We notice that Col. A. Blizzard Of
Athens, is announced in the papers as a
candidate to Represent the third district
in tho lower house of Congress.
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The Forty. Eighth Anniversary If the
American SundSy-Sotoo Union, was held
in the Aeadupy of Music, PhiladelEhia,
May 90, e..
One at the largest and most intelligent
audiences over assembled there, was pres,
eut to participate in the exercises.
Splendid mu,ie by aehoir of 500 young
lidics aud children.
Interesting addresses by the Chairman,
Hon. James Pollock, DR.. 7. 5. lieFo+,
DR., John Leyburn, DR.. john Cotton
Smith.
DR.. Newton offered a resolution that it
is the high privilege and duty of tho
American Sunday.School Union at the
present crisrs to take larger aud mort
efficient action for founding and sustain
ing Sunday-schools in the Southern
States, and lhat the board Of managers
enter at once upon tue work and solicit
the aid of all Christian people to effect
this object. Adopted.
SUMMARY or rnE MIssIoSARY WoaE
FOR LAST YRAR Schools organized,
1908; Teachers in same, G,307; Scholars,
1883; Schools aided, SOIL; Teachers in
same, 23,Ail; Scholars, 20O,375; Families
visited, ls,704; and hundreds Of souls
hopefully converted.
Grand Results in IS years, over $4,000
Schools organized, over 100000 children
gathered in, 10000 Christian men aud
women secured as teachers, aud multi
tudes Of souls brought to Christ,
This work las reached many Of the
destitute aud neglected places in various
portions of the country, and its Influence
for good has been felt from the Atlantic
to the Pacific coast, and from the line of
the Northern Pacific Railroad to Mexico.
But there remains thousands Of places yet
TO be reached, and millions Of children
still ~untaught in Gods truth.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-06-06

No Pill in the world ever had anything
like the circulation of Ayers Pills.
Throughout these States, Mexico, and
The Central American republic, down the
slopes Of the Andes, and across tho pam
pas Of South America, in negro villages,
amid the feryid wilds of Africa, through.
out the iungles of India, and the steppes
of interior Asia, over the continent Of
Australia, and the islands Of the Pacific,
these Pills arc known ard everywhere
used as family remedies for diseases. With
distant nations; their wonderful cures at.
tract more attention than they do at home;
for the sentiment Of wonder takes a fair
deeper hold GU their minds than the re-
suits of a higher scientific skill with ".
The amount consumed require, seventy
Eve thousand doses a day to supply it.
An inspection of the manufactory showed
us how this enormons demand IS mads and
sustained. Added to the consummate
skill Of their composition, is an extreme
care IN their manufactare, which at once
secures the most perfect material and
their most accurate combination. The
~consegoenice is a power and certainty il
controlling disense which other rcmsdas
never attained.
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Organ for Sale.
A No. ! Loring & Blake Organ. for
sale at q bargain. Has been in use about
ana month. Apply Mt this office. II
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Rlarksmith Shon for Rent.

The undersigned wants to rent his Black.
smith shop, in this place, or will employ
= good workman to run it. Call and see
him.
J. W. GoDDAnD.
An.;I sth 1870 IF
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Another Candidate.

MIR. James Scruggs iEannounccd in this
weeks paper, as AZ Independent candi-
date for Tax Collector of Mouros Coun.
sy.
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Organ for Sale.

Fire Screen Papers at Bogart &
MAyes. II
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The CiJFsfgn H,me says. 70 know
the genuine relish Ola good newspaper,
Que must not read the dailies' nor live
amidst much company in cities, 1t il
in the country and apart from much so-
cial intercourse chat ones appetite grows
sharp. The paper is seiagd with ayility
from the Office, is borne homeas a treas
ure, is there carefully read, as one would
read the tcrms OF abeqntst on viii thatieft
him n treasure. Every nrap, AUS some
f~ayorite part Of a iowl9or flesh, and 50.
every habitual reader turns at once to
soine favorite part Of lis nowsplpey for
the tastes; then to the next best, aud
gradually every paragraph passes Under
review; and ut last the very advertise
ments are conned. Then, ON tho eve Of
Il new newspaper, the benevolent sub-
sclihor lends his paper 20 Il poor neigh
Dor, and il bpgius another r0uudgui
pleasure. The newspaper-a wiudow
through which comes to them the whole
course Of time. .-t NH.t.ri
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Sap0lio at Bogart 4 MSyOs.

Chancery Court,
His Honor D. NJ. Key, presiding is in
session this week at Madisonville.
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lNu ENTERPRISE
THURSDAY JUu2 6 1879

VI. %PgVrpSEIL.L SEQ. ~ PARK rov. y. +,
lnd GRIFFIN HOFFAN. nsl'inorC. Va,
are the Soly ugrris for tie Sw'tiNattr katcs-
sti,ris those ritirs nod are authorize oc1a'ratl
hur i~ns~r;in- aus-'isr,"pis 'cr - ~ our lowest
~,sh rates. .iver''7sr- are requested Go !Ntve
,Leir faIors With either Of On" utu,a taI,o-.
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DIR. Harris Great Relief.

The Sovereign Remedy for all kinds Of
Pain. Everybody takes it. Everybody
praises it.
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Arnrns. TENNr April. 1872.

DE-. j. II. Reed, Dear Sir: Some time
since | had a horse very lame in the shout
der, for which used Mustang Linimcnt
and other medicines, which did no good.
Upon your recommendation | purchased
at your store. a bottle of "Dr. Harris
Great Relief" which is manufactured by
Z. j. Sanford Il Co., Knoxville, aud by
using that a few days, my horse was made
we'll. 1t is the best Liniment for horse
or man that Gun be found Every family
should have u bottle ntheir houses ready
for use. &. W. GUTuRr.
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E YOU CONE W FSI

ARE YOU COL W GSI
JFso, take uur advice, aud J~rrehase your Tick
4 cts over tho ''oli reliable, Missouri PacihS
li%ailr0lI, which Is, ro,i;iyety, the only Linz
that runs three Daily N& r,ss Train. fr,m
81. 1oais to Kansas ciir, an / the Wrr, ant 10,
positively 1.-THE ohlyLipo ynifh rU' NrI'n' ma
palace %Slcepers, and fine lpy,rwNh"' te1pe"ji-
Iy for movers equipped WIN NjlI' =. ,a'a')
platform and the patent steam '"e|e. tram r..
Louie to kansas City, R.aSc"t, Persons.
Lawrence Leayeuvorth. Atchi.on, 81. J1Heph,
y 'raska Ciy. Cplujl BluR4 AMI nuann, ~ith-
ont change! For Information in r"rrt 70 Ti@"
.u,, Nebraska, Colot ,ro, lea ~ or California, call
upon or address J, + IHrMrFiN. Agent " sou.
ri Pacific X. H., rjmttapos,. leAn., III Atlanta.
lia.; or h.. !. FcRn, ~tiencrAt Passenger Agent,
y loni4, Mo. y oIrpuhle to an,wr. quest:oWsl
tp2?-tillecGl' ,t. q
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~ I'm Chancery Sale.
phos. &. Boyd, Adm'r d.. Va. B. {
o. '' Patti't'and wife IT nj.

. ". Ft,UA .Hn.AN -.
Pur naIttOa GrrrGe pronounced in this
.nnAr iey she chancrry i,,urt Al Madison-l
yilie, TruM., a, Mirch term, 1872. | will
.exrY,t 10 .,lr I, ,pnh!ft on'cry to the|
highest Bladder, at Tie nSpo' IN the town
of SsrA water, Trm. aalthr 3lst day OF,
.I!,y.. irkt.. AL o'rl6rssr a.. Tor cash in'
hand a,,l IN bar Of tlts aii,y of rodemp1
ION. aGelraimhcilrs pW'I't. IN SAID town
'Brrtt" rs9regly-. hong The same PrOp1
city now nte'OrirdB y MN. Hunter. Said
popertyi ordered to be ,old to pay (
GaLsrr oftho purchase monoy dss there
on from Tbs 6. Boyd. and will be sol
as stated unless '.a5d i%aiance of purchase
money and c4 s4fS'6 Hiy paid before day
Of sale. ses ,,,s,.N SsPH,Lr, u u.
y MAY Att.idS5 mo
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~
A letter from IL prominent Democrat
ic politician in Harrisburg, Pa, states
that Judge Asa Packer is decidedly Of
the opinion hat the Democratic party
should indoss: the Cincinnati platform
and make nc nominahon, and tlat hgi
said recently: III the Convention at
Baltimore will do this, Mr.. Greeley viii
be triumphontly elected, andt the country
will have an honest man in the chair Of
State, while pcace'End quiet will once
more prevail, The Pennsylvania mem
bers Of Congress say that Packer is It
man who closely scans the political sky
and makes no conclusions that are not
carefully weighed, and that as life long
Democrat his opinions are Of much in.
huence with the party. The same letter
says that among other Democrats in
Dauphir county, Penn, who have ex-
pressed themselves in favor Of Mr., Gree
ley, is Judge Broadhead, ex-Speaker of
the State Senate. a
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The BAR Room REMEDY for weakness
of the stomach is 4 dose Of Rum Bitters.
They are surcharged with Fused OIL a
deadly element, which is rendered more
active by the pungent astriugsnts with
which it is combined, If your stomach
is weak, or your liver or bowels disorder
ed, tone, strengthen and regulate them
with Vinegar Bittors, u pure Vegetable
Stomache, Corrective and Aperient, free
from alcohol, and capable of i~nfusing new
vitality into your exhausted and disor'
dered system. june 6-4r
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Il as r., ,haS Tiers a. .-
ui Isl: Hr 2A,r
Il Cath 81 Lllggi.lat. or #
il ord Wir g
Ms. Ut .r,t elN ,ra he,
from The CUmUJ'ee ui T,u,iuut o. t.t
granting pension, 90 soldier. who served
widows, The GHtIR A5if Il @SE, 4
Thousand more pensioners IN the uil-,
a1clusv tff Ne AdowS hicb &filAlso
' weashrt iucte ,rthe iMp.bsr. ID, Bill.
rAl,o difers frsnfte me II ann nds. IN
that it does y ~ with III us'hs 1T allie.
lrigmprd Pracr otdOyeiS ma = pb;aip
/ the pension il l. only necessary @ GtutH
the service in the WV qs lslS ipr 'tr
period Of ,ixty days. Tho fd1tSAththe
bill is u foituws
BE il enacted. etc, That the fret 500.
lion bf "An Act granting pea,iors 10 sac.
r~yivors of tho war 1912 who seNei si4iy
days, and TO- their widows, .aTpr}ei
Feb. II, 1911, j. hereby amended - a,
TO read a. fnllows:
That the SsPs!ary Dtythe luteuyT 10,
aud he is hereby, authorized AMI directed
To place on the pension roll the name, NJ
surviving officers aid-enlisted aud drxft5d
z men, lhcluding Mill iprnd volunteers in
the military and naval service of the Uni
ted State-, who serTejsp the var with
Great Britain Of 1912 md ,vrrc honorable
discharged; and the name, Of the SURVIVING
widows Of such Officers aud enlisted aud
drafted men: Prorided, That such widow
shall have been married prior to JaU, |,
1925, To such Office! or enlisted or drafted
man. and shall have not re married.
SEQ. .. That section two Of said act
is hereby amended to read rs follows:
That this act shall not apply to any per.
son who is receiving a pension at tho ra'e
OF eight dollars or more per month, eX.
ccYt fer the difference between the pension
now received aud eight dollars per month.
Pensions under this act shall be at the
rate of eight dollars per mouth, and shall
bcpaid to persons entitled thereto from
aud after this act, for and during the term
Of their natural lives; Prorided, That
widows Pen-iouod under this ac' shall, II
they become widows after the lith OF
February, 1871, be entitled t, Il pension
only from the d,te when they became wild.
ows.
Sec. 3. That all arpIic tjous for pen.
sious under this act to which this is an
amendment, heretofore. or which muY
hereafter be made. shall he considered
aud decided as made under thisa act.
The bill was passed almost without a
division.
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Atlanta Markets.
4 n cox & Fro, ,,
General Prod1ec& iommteSjou Me1rdais
ATLANTA.
MARKET REPORT.

per op.hsr. .!caa@
d, T.n, With ,or LusLcl
W." EcI, .... ras
i y ~ "a b,,.hcl
49, M h,,GaI c7nf0 d.
TTon ~, 5rcv MOI, elrE ilDo5io
r"",i 55p,l75
Tr,ra .I1JoI5O
snn,rfnr.' .... 30Jaa5,
In Iii. same proportion AZ SACKS.
nacou-sbolI4cr ,......"".a~,:t'Ia
s.. Hams. ...a...... ....A <. .,IOn!lts
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T0 .thr nwrrS.t This @0., .r,
Il ~ " I'D m..9t42a. 8gF I
you ,and ~ kruw -itis ~ yoar n,iF
ID nJclhyoaT WeN early and clean II
vel and We believe It yin be better to
put it on the first marke, u1INo years
ago va bOugbtifor Gook s ChsSk, Mariet-
ia, Ca, pj,GDO Lush9lsof Wheat, fruTh
this community, ninty Per cent. Of which
went iuto rleir 6rst-class Fonr, tie
,WGpar from no cther point from Bristol
ts S.. Louis, ma hing mota der seventy
per cent Of Gr,t class Flour, and the rca-
sou was our Wheat VAS well cleaned he
fore being PIT upon the msfkst, We
again say, take pains ii saving and clean
ing your Wheat, aud it. will pay You.
llIGur Il SCRuGGs.
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Augusta Markets.

Corrected Weekly by cox, JACK.
son q CO.. Produce aud Commission
Merchants, SG8l Broad Street.
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Corn, firm, with light socks. Wheat, %ihe.GrSt
consignment, 70 our market this seaooa -wsS, rda
at $500 pef'huIh hell Offerings are Jmaie at jS&,r
?5JJdue aeltyetys Oats tiruer. with ysdpsc,l
stocks, IilpgI high grades active glow gyadssr
ncglcrtcpAbd dhH! Bacon, i'm, capuirS ,osl
dersnnds sides i~p1dspahp. Rpttsr, declining
with good supply on band. Egggs,s 6ymss, Fab,
lishtfeceipss' D1DnbRssriliy. .im ,di o.,
, ca'I7tqp IGrniACeS ,Jkcksos 4 Ga,oe.
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Fol Attorney General

We are authorized and requested to
the name Of ". L. Wclcker. as
a candidate for the Office of Attorney Gen,
oral in the Sd Judicial District. Election
lst Thursday in August.
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Victor Hugo iSto receive i franc and
lnlf a liue for his new rothauce. thti.'
tlea '"FIGiflc S~6dFcrthd.r uid pnd ~
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Third District.

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-19
MARRIED.

In Lccompton township, Douglas county, hansas,
January 4. 1872 at the rcsI,iencG OF pr; ,s "ia R
,TEiiDt, NJ. EVANS. daughter OF the late Major
James u. Bruce Evans, formerly of Richmond Va
On tho 18th Instant. mt the residence Of the brides
father. near Louis, Courthouse. Virginia, ny the
Rev Charles Quarc5 assisted by Rev; L. A. Gutier
ifis. ALICE. Youngest daughter of John Hunter
and Mr. HENRY CHANDLER, Of Caroline.
Fredericksburg, Baltimore, and Galveston papers
please copy.
On Thursday. February the sth. at the residence
or tho brides father. 10y the Rev. y. W. Wilson, Mr.
JULIAN J. THOMAS, of the county OF Louisa
and Mis-, VIRGINIA &. SAUNDERS, daughter OF
David j. Saunders, OF this city.
On the 18th instant Ut tic residence of the brides
father. by the Rev. Jtr. Baird, W. WALLACE
ROWE. Esq. 10 KATE, daugler Of William 5
MciInn, Esq; all Of THU city. no cards,
philiGclpiil and Sc% urlcln papers please copy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-19
The Expenses of Courts

The report made to the House of Dele
gates as to the comparative cost of judges In
1860 and 1871 omits altogether the expenses
Of tie county courts in 1860. No fair conf
parison, however, can be made in any mall-
rcr. The negroes were slaves in 1860, and
were punished by their masters for many
offences which now put the State TO the ca
ponsc Of trial. More than half the crimi-
nj cases now in the courts arc cases in which
negroes ere the accused parties. If the county
courts Of 1860 had had to try rs many cases
rs the county judges now have TO try, the
Justices per diem would have aggregated but
little IL any less than tie county judges now
cost. & court of four justices ct four dollars
q day each would have used up county
judges salary in about sixty days--that Ia,
By sitting Gye days In each month. Whe.l.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-19

ever reference is made TO this orany k'hus'o
s,,Aicct, the immense change in our cifcul'-
v;,ncps should be taken into consideration.
IN Massachusetts the criminal charges u,
creased from 22S2,0Oo in 1865 to Sl;.so,o'o
in 1871. as we learn from the New lorN
Tribune Of last Friday. no reason Is s''c'
for this increase; bat rs il Is intlina'cu '''"'
The manner Of the enforcement OF TIC ii4u''
Inv had something to do with the greater
amount spent in some counties than others, II
J, possinlc that the increase in the "ho!'
s,,to &c dne 20 2 similar cause. The cmahci-
,>,,:nn or corr hundred thousand negroes Is
4 ,,c,Hor reason FOR an increase III cri',''h'
charges in Virginia than The more rs'o en-
,,rcrrcrt Of liquor law IS for AZ increase
!, Massachusetts.