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The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-10-01
For Sale.

A TWO.WHEEL CILAIsE, IN GOODORDEn
- Apply % & :. BARIow-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-23
ssx.nn:lcn Sidney College,.

4 QUIT pLAC!: - SOMETHING ABOUT THE COL
LICE AND IT'S rRACrloNS-wEATf!Ea AID
CROrs.
TIurr,,pari:,cncr Of the i'ichmoni Di-pntc'.i
HaNrrEH SiDHf.Y. september 30, 1873.
II YOU desire to find 4 quiet spot where
Won VIII hear nothing Of "randiHltc for
office" political strut" &c, come to Hump
den Sidney. Although t!irlc are two lliSti.
buttons of learning hrrc--iianpdcn Sidne,
and Union Theological seminary, eighty stu
dents Il. the former and fifty 1t The laltcr-
quiet regnS supreme.
lIa!npIcn sidney College is doing good
wol K tor The educational interest, q! Virginia.
The Faculty i composed Of WorklnguicH.
aud The p.lrnt who >cnd, his son TO tins H.
,ti;u;iou NAV r,.st a,slrcd that he will be
Thoroughly taught.
One # the practical problems of tn" day i
how to make ,ducuiGn less expensive. The
students ut the seminary, together with 4
:cW at the college. are attempting to solve
this problem for themselves. They have
cryqniZ,d mc>>e>. ard are living n about
bali What they would nave to pay III b)arI'
in.-houScs. If tins plan proves to hc sue
cc.>f,I, is there is good reason to expect it
will be. there will be IN exodus OF boarding.
housc-kcrprls tr M this place at no distant
dar. Il |. the enormous charg $ for board
lhit makes education so expressive. prol !"
who live in the vicinity OF institutions OF
learning generally seem TO think that stu
dents have their pockets full OF money, and
that they Iavc come from their homes for no
either reason than 10 spend it. The truth II
that the majority Of orr southern students
ale poor. 1t is with difficulty that they can
raise the necessary means to secure IN tdIl-
cation. llercc any movement towards II
reform that will lessen the necessary eN.
prnses should lac encouraged. 1t is hoped
that this movement on the part OF the stu
dcn'> al lIampdcn Sidney will encourage
others to do likewise.
one OF the ch.cf attractions OF this pace
i the rrliucd and cultivated society. True
Ola Virginia hospitality is dispensed with Il
lavish hand Although the ilou>cS do not
stand close enough together 10 constitute Il
town, vet they arc nclr enough 10 one
another to tor,l pleasant society. College
Hill affords many advantages Tor literary
culture The library OF the seminary Is
orcn every Gay. II contains many vauabI,
work, on theology rs well rs Il large num-
her Of the standard woik. on history, lltcrl-
turr. Sc. 4 considerable amount of money
is tx ,endcd every year in the purchase oI
books, and hence il i up with the time.
The farmers have no reason TO complain
of tac weather. The To acco in this region
is short, but has Il good appearance.
kopu.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-23
The ADMINISTRATIVE District


The District of Columbia (Which law
scc,n> powcrcSS 10 change to the TERRITORY
Of ColumhnD is i'm object Of cXtraordinai Y
interest at the present time. II will be e.
mcmhcrcd that the Federal capital, after the
war, became the rendrZvvll of so large /;
number of negroes that the African element
was SO powerful that it r;iu away with the
Government, ANA prccipitatcd so many trou.
blcS upon the national capital that the Re-
publican party saw the necessity of relieving
the community and Congress from the fol.
lies at barbarian race.
What did they do: They made the Dir
frict territory, and gave TO the President
not Only the appointment of all the officers
ordinarily appointed by him under laws or
gauiziug territories, but gave him, fur
thcr, the appointment of fourteen mem
beers of legislative council (whose tern
is four years.. corresponding with tn,
higher branch or Senate OF otheI
legislative bodies. The people were
left to elect the other branch, called tn,
House of Delegates. And yet, furthermore
there was PROVIDED Doaru vi puo'lc WofkS
consisting of the Governor and four Other
members, appointed by the President AL
Of his appointments were 10 be confirmed
by the Senate.
Now, then. tue President appointed II. u,
Cooke, brother Of JAY Cooke. president OF
the First National Bank of Washington. and
head Of the house Of Jay Cooke d Co., IN
Washington, to be Governor (who>e term j.
four years.. Among the members Of the
Board appointed by him WAS A. X. snEPe
HERD, Al enterprislng young merchant who
lad been prominent in the work Of procu-
ring cuaHgc Of Government. He was
I;..tlc yice-,ne.ide"h .. iue Buatd. he
,0wer OF the Board was great. They d. !
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-23
Petersburg.
E|ctCHSSNAws
Tcnrresnon,Icnrc Of tho Richmond Dlspatc!l.I

CORRESPONDENCE i tlit i''"i''~'''
PETrR>BURG, September y.
Considerable interest in the financial revo-
hutton continues To be felt here. and there =
much anxious inquiry as to when the p'ii'c
in Wall street is 10 stop. Cd Tar therc las
been no announcement OF any colial'sc "eit'
and it is hoped that the cessation OF tue cA-
citcmcnt in New York will cause al Inc ap-
prchcnsions felt here as elsewhere III TIC
provinces TO blow over with the hctropc-
Titan storm.
\ splendid silk flag was presented To-Day
in the ward of the courthouse TO the refers
burg Guards, the coorcd company. he
presentation speech was delivered ny Joscpi
T.. Evans. who has just been nominated ~,
| The Senate. and the flag was suitably rece'feo
| by !. G.. Hill, who Is captain OF me olSau'
zlton. The Guards were i'll f'lii UNIFORM
and drilled and marched very cred''aoi!'
There was a target-Shooting alter the uril
and the prize for the best snot WAS "oh Wy
| private named John Faey.
Colonel Mathew w. Raver, supcrln'enu.
ant OF public schools Tor the countries VI
Prince George and Snrry, died rather Sud'
denly at his residence, in Prince George
this morning. He has been in lll-healtn iof
some time past, and his death was caused ny
| n severe attack of chills and fever. Coiohc
Ravev had figured in public life ID Prince
George for twenty or thirty years past anu
was much respected.
The following appointments Tor thc sc:-
sions of the Circuit Court of this circuit
| have lust been made by Judge ""l>iScr
No,towav, 1T April and 10Th september
| Dinwildic. eth April and "d os'o'cr
Brunswick. 18Th April and l0th octoner
Grenn.svillr. 23d April and 2oth OCTOBER
| Sussex. ,,tn April and 18th October; frihce
George, 18th May and S0th October; Chr>'
tprlinId 10th MAY and 18th November; Pc
tcrsb,,rr. 18th MAY and 25'h November.
General Armstrong, president OF the
qamp,ou Normal School (colorcd). was III
the city Yesterday and attended t. *.ephch ,
church. He protrs>ed himself Sfe'''y plr',to
| witt the order, decoration, ";., vi 'he
church.
services at the Jewish synagogue were
,.,uduc:ad today, on the OCCASION OF Ne"
Year. hy Rev. Mr.. Bcr=cnhcimcr, OF fich'
oon,i, wa5Sc subject wa; The Everlasting
;oodur>s CT God" He will remain in the
,i,y and preach in the synagogue every day
Of this week.
\ mex ledge Of The Order Of the knights
nt py;h,S has been formed ut Matoac<Tl, ana
will make application through Ruth LoGs",
of this city, Tor Il charter.
There was \ grand temperance Tliiy Ill
BlanGtord on sunday afternoon.
Tic vile Of Albert Parker (coIoreG), late
Lieutenant of Police. died Father suddenly
iils afternoon.
Colonel t.itrl"S :. Chrrn@Snn. c'ld:nt
oI he james River and kinaw1.a Canal Com
m,ny, V.- i'll Tie city to-day.
I,oB!S ADAlP.
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from MI portions of the South. about
TWENTY-FIVE more arc expected. The |lrS''
nia Female Institute has about l2o nl'pr,
and the Wesleyan Institute Is il'ied: Aoz,rt
Institute does not open until the ist OF oc'n-
Der. but n number Of pupils have already
arrived and the prospects Tor me Scnoo'
arc good. ~ co.,,.t
The grand jury term OF the County Court
meets to-day. Judge Hcndren presiding
In an alteration which occurred al /. Inc &c
headquarters of Condan Is Co.. contractors
on the Valley railroad, near Mount sidney
on yesterday Sunday. between Georss \
knuicklos and Thompson Adams, hnuckleS
stabbed Adams in The bowels with pocket
knife. as is supposed, fatally. Adams stIuck
Knucklcs first and choked him, when
| Kuuckles drew knife and stabbed HIM III
the bowels. Kullckles was arrested ny
Courtney A. Roller. deputy sheriff, ana Is
now under guard. The examining tfta' OF
Knuckles will take place tomorrow morn,
ins. The difficulty grew out OF poht,!ca
controversy. Adams is not expected 10 I'VE
| MAX.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-23
DEATHS.

Died, at the residence of his parents on SATURDAY
morning tlir 10Th instant. at O'clock. EOitsnI
j ,MrS GRAFTON. iuflnt son al Robert AMI Mary
l.. V. Hodges; aged three months and seven days
OnelitIle soul which long had been
halfway between ear h ani sky,
Untc;urtcd in Il world 1T sin.
He watched with loving eye.
# wu- 100 promising flower
10 bloom uuon this cLr;h
And Goa uid give him angel power
Ana bright, ccic .rial b!ith.
Now ROBBIE In his Sayiauc's arms,
Forever uiitlt.tci.
Amid the little chcrilh band
There little ROBBIE lbs
The funeral viii take l,lacc from the Oregon Mn
Methodist EpiScGpal chur Ii THIS tlue>dayl
MOL, >ING ut ~ o'clock. The relatives. friends.
ans: ar,,.IautailrcS OF the family are invited 10 at
Fal;iInrc ana Frederick tAld.l 2nu Washington
ID. - papers please copy.
Died. Yesterday morning at o'clock, AZ The Mc,-
cal Coll :gc. Fi;rDEElCn 80. +, after Il short but
" liz funeral VIII to /. q place THIS AFTEkNO ~
nj = o'clock from The Medical College.
Died in Chcs,rri"lt comfy. near Petersburg. on
the morn < OF III" :2d instant "f c'nscatiTc
chill. a!r. John NIT HER , M ,
,.,'I,I .h,;rrh riii> EVENING u O'Clock. Iii,
frlcni, ana those al his sscr. Mrs. Fanny Macon.
are invit IL alIc u.
bict on September 2iSi. ETA NAY. daughter Of
Margaret + and Is VI. luCh "pcd lNr hiohtils anu
twcutN-thrco days.
Our lnv"d un,. sweet and patrn. child,
Iuail Inv grief ..Iid uan:
That little he TT. 50 rollanu sfil.
Will never t!l!ob a"ala.
We miss lile,, darling. oh. how much
ur God alone can tell:
He took the,. from cur loving arms
lie doclh all thugs we'll.
uic,l. In lIcnrico. OH tie 2l>t Instant, WILLIAM
H.. aged three years, and JOHN T.. aged one year.
two mon lis alid eleven Gay, tn. only children OF
John II. and susan &. Brccdcu.
Death spreads his whitening "intry arms,
And tnsiuty smiles 10 more.
All. where arc now those rising ch3rms
Which pleased our EYES before:
Those once l0vt..t forms now COLI and dead
Zach muurutul tn ught employs:
We weep our carihyc III orr, he'd
Aud withcrcd all our joys.
Hone looks beyond the bounds Of time,
When wat we now deplorc
Shall rise In iull Immortal prime
And bloom 10 t:i,:c no more.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-23
Tho Foolish Organ.


The Washington Republican, the Radical
organ for Virginia, makes most absurd
mistake in cndtayorinS to turn to party ac
count tic financial crash. 1t says: f,it
:. firm of FISK & lIATCu has been furnishing
- the >incWS OF war tor tic SHAME OnScrra'
:. lives of Virginia, and in return have been
:. allowed by General MALONE, Of the Chc>a.
=. pcakc and Ohio road to act Is the financial
agents Of that company.' The public
NAV from this laundering sentence judge OF
The intelligence and discrimination OF this
cv>lNprr, selected 10y the Radical party OF
Virginia Is is organ. First. Therc could
not be- 4 grculcr uuruth thu the Us :cr;ion
that M.ssr>. Fisk Il lIATcu hive been " fur
ni>hng The >iucwS of war for the shaun
Conservatives of Virginia" They are Re
publicanS in sentiment, ard they are agents
for the Chesapeake and Oaio railroad, of
which Mr.. lIUSTiNGroS is president aud
General W. {. Wckham is vice president !;
both of them Republicans.
Second. General MAHoNE has no more TO
40 Win TIC Nli'SaiNahC abu Nhio iahlo.lu
than has BEAU HICKMAN no is dead.
Such plumbers in Il Washington news.
papcr-thc organ Of the Administration is
well rs orthe Virginia Radicals-area mazing
and incxctlsahlc. 1t is entitled to the fame
of championship in stupidity. 1t ought to
be particularly well informed in Virginia
matters, since it is voted to be the organ ri
, party in Virginia and yet it does not
know who is president of the Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad, and makes blind attack
upon two very honest gentlemen in New
York who are and have been Republicans
we >uppo.c. since the parry started, and who
were chosen agents Of the Government
during the war for diSposing of its bond>
and diminishing the sincws of war" fol
eonguering the South.
ltwould be better for Mr.. HUGHES if h,
would sIaI in Washington and edit his oyli
organ. The campaign, so far rs his cause i,
concerned. is conducted from the Fedora
capital through the otlice-haldcts, and h,
had better compact his material and lii
force, and bonbard old Virginia alto4 ether
from " ashinston.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-23

walls, and The members of the conim,t,rp
were securing the country in sercl OF me
i" spotlcdr individuals. and hanging tne'l
~ fast as caught. Two Of the leading t''e'cs
arc known 10 have pissed New i1ef'a on
sunday, the day after the hanging com,
mcnced. on their way TO the bay. one OF
them is said to have thrown bis saddle ihCo
thr bay, and turuei his horse loose upon ar
irving there, preparatory 10 making his way
to the city. lie was, however. te'eyraphcu
for and arrested. On Tucsday evening
man named Pagnol was hanged.
The I'D boat was boarded this (ihur$day1
morning while at .Jeanerettc by Il party OF
fifteen or twenty men armed with shotshns,
and prisoner on board, supposed TO he Tue
one arrested at Brashear, forcibly abducted,
| Parties who afterward met this same croSa
dfclarc the prisoner was not then IN the'r
possession. This morning lie Is SAID To DC
on tree near DR.. Dungan's plantation.
The foregoing are the only details we nave
haen able to gather in regard to this fearful
affair which my be considered at all reliable
II il not known here how many thieves have
lcen executed up TO this time. The most
reasonable reports put the number down at
| twelve.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-23
charlottesville.
ALLEGED MuRDER-lNQUEsT-~A ACCIDENTS.
correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch. J

CORRESPONDENCE OF tlle hlCullbuu
CHARLOTTESVILLE. September %.
On SATURDAY, aJniIr & O'Clock coiored
man named Davis VIM Sas going with Il
horse belonging to Mr.. Mcl5rydc 10 the tlrln
of Mr.. MOAN, when there approached from
behind some drunken white men, who, il
vas said, struck the horse OF the col0red
man, causing him to become Interchangeable
aud throw his rider. and in filling the horse
kicked him in the mead, Irac. urins the skull,
and causing death in about one hour ana Il
halt. This WAS the runor OIL Saturday
night. 1t was impossible to get any partlcu-
lars
Yesterday, however. A. J. Brown. E-q
the coroner. empanrted IA jury TO investigate
the case. The jury have not yet tinlsned
their l;,hor-, but am ju>tiie,; in saying that
the above statement. Us rumorcI on Sutur-
day night, has been rejected 10y the jury, aud
tuat evidence sufficient has been advanced
TO warrant the arrest Of certain parties on
the charge OF numbering Davis VIM.
\ man travelling with the New York cir.
Gus was arrested on Sunday for playing
thrce.crd monte His trial takes place this
morning
Alr. v illiam Terrell, on returning home OH
Friday evening had his horse TO run away,
smashing his wagon 10 pieces and narrowly
escaping with his Fife.
4 colored woman named Goings had her
foot cut oil by the cars. She had gotten Oh
the train, WAS thrown dom, and her leg
falling across the track was severed near the
ankle. q.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-23

Mlsslsslrrl.-rhe Springfield GLASS Re
publican takes il very just view of the fight
ID Mississippi for the office Of Governor be
tween AMrS, Il. BUFFERS s0n-in-law, ant
ALcoRN. The former the nominee of ne
.roc>, riit-run whites. aud carpet.baggcr>
and the latter supported by the Intelligent
and honest of all colorS, including the Demo
Gratis. who decline to make Il nomiraton
The Republican, approving the action o
| The Democratic Convention dccliuiny K
make Il nomination, says:
This action indicates at Cnce the bitter
ness of f"c!in" 10 Mississippi against carpet.
Uaggery and >on-in-lawism OF the Butler
type, aud the looscncss Of existing party
ties. The Democrats, By their Judicial with
dlawai. have made new deal possible, and
IL new deal with Aicorn as trump is pretty
fair hand for IL southern State-much better
at all events than Il military son-in-aw from
tie State OF Blaine, with connections in
Lowell. Mr.. Alcorn has been Il Mis>lssip-
PIN TINS thirty years, and now represents
there The cause Of homes, government and
home rulc."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-23

Frederick William, Eicctor OF llc>>c Gas
sci. has fornnly recognized aud consented
to The annexation Of bis territory to Prussia.
and rcnounccd his right OF property in The
rryenl,cS Of The Electorate. iii compensation
tor which the Pru,> Government has
Granted him an annuity Of two million
tlulcr>.
The Emperor has formally recognized the
status ni Bishop Kicnkcn> rs Bishop OF tie
Catholic Chirch.
The Grand Lodge of the United States o.
the Indcpcud"nt order of odd Fellows on
Saturday authorized the appointment 10y
Jane, l.. RldscIy. Esq the Grand secretary,
of an assistant at $1,000 per annin. and Il
messenger to The Grand SECRETARY III @iooo.
Professor Donald.on is orcrhatliiu- the
G,.dphic balloon. liz says il Is the strongest
c;cr made, and he is determined to make the
attempt TO cross the ocean III 1t. In the
mean time the Graphic is having silk bal
loon constructed. Dontld.on'> VIII start
within the next three weeks.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-23

THE BUFFALO BALLo0S-ESD or THE AIRY
Noy,G..-Thc balloon buffalo," which.
With the aCronalIt Samncl \. King. ana Il
party of newspaper reporters a> PASSENGERS,
made the successful ascension from Buffalo.
\. Y. on I'ucSt1y last, hl> been Eca'd from
1T Oxford. y. Y, one hundred and sixty
seven miles from Buffalo. where landing
WA. successfully Dadc. After landing lis
PASSENGERS safely at Horribly, stcuocn
county. \. L.. Professor King LETT on Thurs
dav, 18th instant. at noon, 10 lind = Int east
rrIy rurrcrt" alone. but the wind was from
toe southwest. Gradually ascending, lr
had IL magnificent view, which ne describes
as follows:
The h.riznn was clrirl: defined 1T least ii
hundred and fifty miles distant on every
haYd. !nc Cat<ki mountains were plainly
visible in the east. seneca and Cayu"a lakes
wrrr Observed Heir entire length. with the
country far hryoud. There EImna Ivy on
my rj~ht. i dozen miles distant, and villages
iun,iurr.i,'r ;"r" scattered III every direc-
tion. | ;paS~cd eight or ten mile, solin %!
Watkins and Ithaca. The general ro';FSc Of
thr I,,linon was northeast. The temperature
al,ov, was cominrtahIr, RAGING mostly IN
fine ffiicS. passed directly over The grounds
at Whitney'. Point. Br0omc county, Whcr"
the pcnp.r rhcrrcd again and again. Al u
p VI. landed ;wo and ii half miles from
oxford. Chrnango county, n.y., i"to which
place the hal'oon was t0wrd by farmers ana
residents: of The village, vino caElc out 10 me.
After moving TIE D;.lio into Lllayrtt'
square | accepted the kind'y-ollrrcG hosl''-
taiilirs Of the Village. while committee al''
pointed by Tie citizens took charge OF the
j .lIoon for The night. The " Buffalo now
lies like q >Iu,nhclrng hero. ready to take the
field again IL the tap of the drum.
S.ut-rI ! KING.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-23
STATE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE, !

EICHHONp, ictlhShi'>A -'
The following additional appointments
have been made for Colonel K. +. liners
canddate for Lieutenant-GOvc
Charlotte enthusiastically, October
9Th. ,,.o
Campbel OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Octo-
Der Sth. ~ ,a.o
Der 18th. ,..o
Charles City Courthouse-Thursday, oeto-
Der l6ih. rol1
West Point, King William county" Gu
nesdlr. October I'D. o,+,
New Kent Courihousc-Thursday o''o'
Der 23d. , oo,o
Cumberland CouIthou:e -Mondav, oc'o'
b"r9rth.
APPOINTMENTS FOR THE SECOND CONGRESSIONAL
George j.. Rlycs. canvasscr Tor the SECOND
district. will speak ut Sussex Courthouse
October I'd.
APPOINTMENTS FOR TIE TWELFTH SENATORIAL
DISTRICT.
Thomas y. Welsh. canya-S"r for tins dis-
tfict, will speak at Caroline Courthouse i3,h
October, and Hanover C0urtl3u.e on INC
18th October.
l,y order of the f:N"cltirc Committee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-23

4 WOMAN HoRsE-THIEF HANGED IN TEXAS.
Gainesville Gd=ehc.l --Montd9ue, >eptem'
Der NANCY Hill. the notorious female
borsc.thief and ranger, was banged about
six miles from this place, on Denver creek,
several DAYS since. Her body has Jn't been
discovered suspended from post-oak. Her
s,dI,e and bride were lying near on Il rock,
and her pony was found mile or so away.
1t is supposed that Dave Porter, her eon-
sort. was killed at the same time, but his
BODY has not as yet been found. The wo-
man Hill and Potter were together only Il
short distance ahead Of their pnrSllcrS when
Inst seen, which was at Victoria Teak, on
Thursday evening last.