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letter from FRANKLIN County.
| CoTcspc ndencc of the kirhmond Dispatch
Rocky MOUNT, Va, February 4, 1873.
COUNTY COURL


Rocky MOUNT, Va, February 4, 1873.
COUNTY COURT
Yesterday the regular monthly term of
our County Court was held. At an carly
hour large crowds OF thls country people be-
gan TO come in from every direction, and
notwithstanding the unfayorablc stale Of
The weather Git was raining hr;skly) they
continued to come till not only the hotels
were filled, bat till the streets and cDlicge
were literally crowded. Many, doubtless,
turned out under the impression that the
tria! Of the two negroes, Davy Goggin and
Henry Hancock. who were recently arrested
aud committed for the murder Of Thomas
Siarkcy, would come Off. But all such were
disappointed. as special grand jury had to
be cmlmncllcd to indict them. The first
namcd Was indicted for murder in tie first
decree. and The other for murder i'll the
second degree.
joe Hall, notorious thief. who was some
time past arrested and lodged i'll Jail upon
the charge Of DEMONSTRATING. was tried, and
the chargeS We're sustained. he was sem
fenced by jury to iiye years Imprisonment in
the pcnitcntilrv. His counsel requested the
iud-c TO defer promouncin% sentence against
hln Cor thirty days. giving notice that they
should apply for 4 writ Of error and have
| the case carried up to the Circuit Court upon
tho r,c, ih.t nm had not hrnn Indicted
strictly according to law, two regular terms
of the court having passed before the indict-
mcl:t was made.
\ man named John Sloan was fined fifty
| dollars and sentenced TO two days impr-
sonmcnt in the county Jail for stabbing an
otGcr mln. Sloan IS 4 p"aceab!e citizen, but
committed this act while in Il state OF i'll
| toXcatcu.
ALMOST \ FIRE.
ALo,r = o.c;nr;, IT n;,rht the court.hou,r
| r.as C,,,,I m no ON ,irc md hut far thr
| ,imcIr discovery would have been burned.
| IVA Ir,~.,, ,y.,. ,,;,.ar ;n,noai,tciv and m,;te
an cvr;,n,rn,,t nrn,ni.rd for , 1imo, But by
,h. snco0y ,r.inr q. ti,n ,itiznus NJ fine nIart
md rn,"G n,hnr. ,yl,n ,,nrn t.rrrin,r fo,, The
,;,,l,, ti,o fro vos snor nxtino,,iSLcd with.
n,i, .,n., scr;nre ;,;,,r, - ,l,r n,;I,lin-, and
,H h,,,ls rr,,.;rcJ +, t,cir homes TO talk Of.
in.ur.urn tnrininmo fire co,nra,y. &c. Pr
| fire upon the buck Of Il tortoise and it soon
begins To crawl. |; Is hoped ihnt this little
| Incident will serve to stir up the citizeus CT
| the town little, and c"rsc them to take all
necessary steps 10 >ccilre their property
against the "r''ASes OF TINS decourt"g c!c-
"cm. 1t ah9uio DC stated however, '!a'
ilio>t Vi our pUaiilt's HIGH aic Micaus III
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BY telegraph. {.
I EEw ynp1- .r.nu r.s,, e.

NEW YORK, February io.-Cotton dun; sales,
go 6aiss !tplands aisc Orleans. slSc Tioar dull
choice, $DIsi3 IS. Wiiskcy dal. al ese ksss dnii
and nominatly unchanged. Corn a shade drrear.
Rice verr active and strong. Pork drnier at aAso.
az 8gfSs I5-l6. Freiahts Quiet. So,
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The London Times OF January 25th pub
fishes details Of the terrible disaster to the
ship Noithiloet, from which it appears that at
iiaii-past 1oo'closk at night the captain and
others were alarmed by q cry from the officer
OF the watch, "A steamer is right into U.s."
The captain and pilot rushed on deck, but
before they got there the steamer had run
into the vessel, n.
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SPRING MEETING OF TIE MARYLAND JOCKEY
C1rE.-[From the Baltimore Gazette. 1.-The
first spring meeting of the Maryland Jockey
Club promises to be full Of interest. lie
entries for the stakes have all been received,
and as they form an essential part OF the pro.
pramme the manner in which They have filled
urrurs well for the success o! the meeting,
and guarantees, besides the horses named,
the attendance Of & large number OF noted
racers for th. purses which have been left
open. 4 very prominent feature OF the pro-
oraume is the grand Stcepic-chaSe stakes, the
most valuable race Of the kind ever got up 10
this country.
For this race there are twelve subscribers,
and each will be entitled TO start one or more
horses, though there is no obligation TO dis
close TIC name Of the horse or horses until
the day of the race. Every section OF the
country from the lakes to the Gulf OF Mexico,
Us we'll as Canada, will be represented, and
Mr.. George Is. Maule will bring from Eng
land Il competitor for the prize. Mir. Banny-
tyne, of Montreal, owns the celebrated stee-
piers Milesian aud Duffy; Dir. FULLY has
Vcsuyius j; Mr.. Donohue has Blind Tom and
Tammany, and Mr. Coffin has Lochiel--
enough in themselves for an exciting race.
The preparations for q suitable steeple-
Chase course will begin as soon as the winter
breaks, and during the month of April the
Pimlico grounds will present scene OF busy
activity. 1t is contemplated 10 make the
course two and half miles long, and the
greater part of it will be within the circle OF
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CiNCINNATI MARKETs

CINCINNATI, February fo.-Flonr dull ut ga
ss.s5. Corn quiet at 4fc. Fork nominay unchanged
Lard steady. Bacon steady; shoulders, SIC. clear
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Z. BALTIMORE. February 1c,-Flour dnll and en-.
changed; WheaE quiet no choice offering Corn
favor buyers. Mess pork, $1a.zs; shoulders, &c.
Whiskey,.fESM93c. 1:5s g. '.15ESS
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-,I-pScpIpTIoNs TO TIE SOUTHERN

= AND ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH COM |
PANY'S STOCK, as directed 10y resolutions nnani,,
mOusly adopted ut Stockholders meeting OF atu
company on the eth Instant, will he received at me
office OF the said company, No. 81 New street, New
York by duly authorized AGENTS Of e Sh W se eais
cnmnany until the third day OF March next. After
TIA, day no further subscriptions will he received 70
said stuck from any one not now
'a "a ~ XIII President
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Eettc- from Prince William.

Correspondence OF the Richmond DiSpatrll.l
,BKENTsyuLE, PRINCE WILLIAM, Va.
There is nothing of general interest TO re-
cord save the severity OF the winter, which
Is deeply felt in this and adjoining counties,
aud many fears are entertained that stock OF
every description will suffer Oh account Of
the great scarcity Of long feed. The farmers
however. in many instances are feeding corn
to their cattle, trusting that now the snow
has been dlsS: IMted we may have an early
and open spring.
The County School Board of this county
met here on Tuesday and nominated {. NJ.
Calvin TO a scholarship at the Agricultural
and Mechanical College ut BlackshurS. The
public school system is now very popular in
this county. The people evidently appreciate
this method Of education.
The County Court (monthy term) met on
Monday. But little business, however, was
transacted, and but few people We're i'll at
tendance, owing to the incemcncy Of the
weather.
Our citizens are about TO petition the LeSls-
Iaturc to rceIect Judge A. Nicol, the present
incumbent, TO fill the position OF Judge oil
the County Court and in the event OF a
change in the Judicial system will urge his
claims for Judge of the circuit of which
Prince William shall form part.
Though much sickness prevails IN the up
Der portion of the county, the smallpox mas
not vet intruded itself into the county. It's
Iayaces in Fairfax and Alexandria are re-
ported on the increase. ~
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Suicide.

CHICAGO, Ill, February 1O.--Henry W..
Bigelow, u wel-known and wealthy citizen,
committed suicide this morning.
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Rev. j. B. Solomon, professor in the West
Virginia University at MorguntoWn, has been
rendered the presidency Of the Monongahela
College, Mt Jefferson, Greene county, Pa.
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PHILADEL PnIA LIVE STOCK MARKET

PHILADELPHIA, February lo.-.Beeyes dull !; mar.
ket fayors buyers extra Pennsylvania anu western
steers, s7.5:@GSs; fair to good, SG@l$T; common,
Ss.5eG5.so sales, 3,4eo. Sheep III fair demand at
s3sc. 9 ID sales, 1900. Hogs III fair demand ut
1875 u Cwt sales, 5000 s..ys.ss7
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Fatal Roller Exnlosaon,

HAVANA. ILL.,, February i10.--Fhe boiler
of Yates d Brothers. agricultural works ex'
ploded to-day, killing both proprletors.
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steamer sunk-Eisht Lives Lost.

EteameF SUnk-EaSHI IlVeH LOsI.
C1scIsNArI, February 10.-The towboat
Petrol Is reported sunk by striking log.
Captain Swain succeeded in swimming
ashore, but was chilled to death. Seven
others were lost.
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TzEE CHANNEL HORROR.

now THE NoETIFLEEr MET HER FATE-THE
STARTLING CRY FROM TIE OFFICER OF TIE
WATCH, "A STEAMER RIGHT INTO Us p
STRUCK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF THE
uEARr-RtSDING SCENES THAT FOLLOWED THE
COLLISION.
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TOR SALE ON CONSIGNMENT, 20 BAR
reis No. / ALBEaiARI.E piPpIN APrLEs:
Also, best FAMILY, EXTRA, sna s " da
ss,I-st COS Cary street
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IysT RETURNED FROM NEW YORK

y with large stock aud excellent assortment Of
! apples, fancy stock; Early Rose. Peachblow and
Oman to-day aud offer to the public popular prices
Schooner with HAY Of our own selection TO ar
rive ti,is week. MOORE i GOODSONS,
49, .307 Seventh street,
can between iIr',ad ard Marshall.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
nR. w. PERSONS. . ,..as
IL ANALYTICAL AND PRACTICAL
--..---- l. u. PHYSICIAN. ---L,t-- $500

j. ss...- ~ PHYSICIAN,
FOUNDER OF THE DYNAMIC INSTITUTE,
MILWAUKEE, WIS.,, IN 1862, .g4 !,
has practiced for the rast seven years In nearly ali
the chief cities In the southern StatesTHE GREAT:
EST HEALER OF TILE AGE-Who- has performed
some OF the most wonderful cures In ancient or
modern times, and has treated over 100000 patients
IN the last eleven years. will heal the sick ut Rtc-
mond Va, at Ford's Hotel, parior IL, commencing
February II, 1879. for ninety days. u
DR.. PERSONS heals BY animal magnetism and mo-
tor cure. This treatment Is not confined to any
particular class of disease, but Is applicable 10 all the
Ills OF humanity, and II persisted in viii ours all
durable diseases.
Mrs c. 4. GOULD, N. D.. graduate of a regular
school OF medicine, possessing rare power: OF dag
nosing disease, viii act Us consulting physician ana
secretary. 2 .t.+ &i +
Consultation free.
Send or call tor circulars pamphlets containing
Testimonials Of persons cured by him and ind r5c-
ments by the press throughout the southern States
DR.. PERSONS Is agent TOR DIR. 5, Is. Colnnss sure
and painless cure OF the opium habit. ts -
fn i'm .ssssE
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sTRIKiNG HER AMlpsuIps.

ard cutting her below the water-!nark. The
carpenter reported her nearly half full OF
water. The pumps were started. promptly
and the crew worked hard ut them for some
minutes, but when it vas found that the
water was rapidly gaining, a panic seemed to
seize both crew and passengers, and the Off
GERS could not keep the latter i'll check. u
crowd of men and women had rushed up
from their bertIs,
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,rcrcc ct tho Richmond Di"patch.)
~ r,rrEspyRG. February 10, 1873.

~.
i."0''', r,TrrspyRc, February 10, 1873.
cuvScu NOTES.
...,,,,. MA. clear though intensely
l'",'s;'",; hc cAarchr>' were generally at
l.a' %'H, W. congregations. At the Tahh-
r0"l" W 'Hh,.,crfqa church Rev. DR.. With
>'>c" ! 'l1.a,;s;n at the University Of Fir-
1>~!''''"' ,''1 '''rI aalr ana interesting dis
-'n'' ~, naming aud night TO large audi
",,',,,., r4.1c;-Sm~ct Methodist Episcopal
Az" '., rj,M Erv. L. \. S!edd preached
fa"'. ga ,,,'.ng men on " Associations. >
nr {. j. Gibson, rector Of Grace
-, EYi>c,psh. preached sunday morn
VISIONARY sermon. after which col
wa, ."A..0 "r :or that cause, TO which
"a 'tE,crd rrSNorsc.
..ry.1 q: Tie FIRST Baptist church
unG,r the miniS;l1'tion Of Rev
.,...r. and Il deep interest i'll religion
.,, The Whole congregation. There
aI.,,,, twelve conversions, and yes.
. .yo ;1.y,on< ioincd the church. and
gdy1 WAS Baptized. The meetings
,,a,n,:,d through tn" present week.
,v.r-.y.. ~ TnL BOARD OF HEALTH
.....-al 10 hr held to-day, but the
.....,.-. . l&r Board Or. CoEch) stated II
...... .... rt.5ylhl h. authority, ana The
....... +, - not hid. j. WIS eNrcctcH that
... .a. vpHtl 10 very important, ana
... ...., revelations wcUld he made. as
81 there az rlrious rum"rS ailoat with
.,.;tr subj 4 Of smallpox ln'thc city.
D.. x..,.,, to-;t,r, that tar object of the SEES
,...r, require = " bite or yellow flag TO
,..,.,, ~, afrbElanc". II is not. how
|.,.I t1.l; there arc more tUan tit-
1865. - fI,,. ij>ra>, in tic CIV. 80 one
.......,...roy physicians states.
-, fi.Ir. ;ya> an
,,.r.r,,, cr rnr ro.,rr, ,ssocIA-
a,..,.
...,,,,.,.,.. ~ ,,,,,,.
,..,,.,.,. ,.,.I\ - fake info cou>iicra-
...r H.. y,rruriy offered by Mr.. Smith, OF
\..... IN the legislature "t' Virginia to
......sr .Ns.rd rnuhr2l'cmcn! Of larmcr>
commission merchants. The Commit
.. l,.,plui fril. reported. and submitted Il
.-- u r'1! tons suggesting Z Ven law
"01ia'"'h,I"1 'H'' it1t ON li'r""i''c"
.'A.'H @" neg pas. lie resolutions
.r...a.A '''l';h, diu h"i rc'rrio Tic author
u 'H. a''. 'H'H%" 'Ac hcc'ii'S WAS III lhe
. .". ~ 'n Indignation mcciln@, hul loon
..'.l ) iHc FARMERS.
'.' ''>'"'! 'n"> -"Hc ii>e I" ,n rA'.''oc,'
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. FEBRUARY II, 1878.
Sun rises .....,... 6ali Moon iises....,...,. $50
SUN sets. ........ 5:l5 High tde.,. ......... 400
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:2jt!lu)oud 0ispatrh,
.,or from Petersburg.

,,y FEBRUARY II, 1878
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AgeTs for The New National Era

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A . -
POWELL HOUSE,
153 Thompson Street,
Wear houston, NEW YORK.

This house possesses attractions superior 70
any other of it's class in the city: been pawIv
painted and furnished with new furniture. beds
and bedding throughout. |; is heated with no;
air. abundan;ly supplied with hot and cold va,
ter baths for the use Of boarders and IS de
signed especially for comfort and convenience
for respectable families. The location is cen
trail and it possesses the advantage Of being
within a few minutes walk OF the principal
churches, and the very main line Of city rail
roads.
Strangers visiting the city. can avoid the ag-
gravatlng delays; by not giving Up the checks
for their baggage to express agents on the line
OF railways or on board of steamboats,. but hold
on to their checks until they arrive at the house
when the proprietor will send for their bag
gage.
Also, do not engage hackmcn to bring you to
the house, but take the Houston and Chambers
street cars, which run on a line with all the
charleston, Boston and Norwich landings, and
the Washington, Baltimore and Philadelphia
depots, on West street. The Houston and
chambers Street cars, will land them within
halt block from the house.
IA an example of the assdaauS care to pro-
vide for the public wants. the undersigned re-
specially calls the attention of persons visiting
the city, TO the Powell House. and soicis their
patronage.
WM. P. POWELL, Proprietor.
octlR-tf
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BY THOMAS HOWARD.
dec I2-ly

Not on the earth
Hath beauty bloom, hath beauty power;
This is alone its natal hour
The chamber of its birth;
Here the germ dwclls,
And, prone to silence and to night,
Ii bursts TO love and life and light
AS daisies in our dc,ls.
But not on earth
Hath beauty growth beyond the flower
The life that, in day or hour
Goes TO another birth;
And all we see
OF beauty is glimmcr bright
Is but the promise of 4 night
The glory that's TO be.
When, in the skies,
The spirit doth unfold and find
Lies hopes grown perfect to the mind,
For beauty then it signs;
And beauty there
Compares with beauty here below,
As mornings golden skies aglow
With murkiest clouds compare.
The forms We love
And cherish for each faultless line,
But shadows are of those divine
That we shall know above;
So let us live
In love of Nature, not of art,
That each may then, with rcverent heart
Fit homage have to give.
--December Gdldry.
New national era. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1870-1874, 1873-01-09
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