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Bankrupt Sale.
WILL, on the premises, in Germantown

4 WILL, on the premises, in Germantown
L Tennessee, on
Saturday, 9TH day OF November Next,
at the hour of o'clock pm, offer at public
sale, for cash, one lot or parcel of land, which
is situated on the east side OF Rose street and
south Of Memphis and Charleston railroad
On said lot is one good cottage dwelling and
one frame storehouse, both Of which are IN
good repair and condition. said property IL
that formerly belonging to r. Madison, who
mas bten adludged q bankrupt upon his own
petition.
Title to the property Is good.
ISAAC N. SNOWDEN,
Assignee OF Il. Madison.
Ortobar II 1874 Octl7 cod
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in Perl.
Bismarck, Illinois
weather. Rivers and Busiaess

Yesterday was clear and cool, with
indications Of the weather clerk wishing to
move toward zero. We report 20 change Ia
the river, which Is suli ebbing slowly with
eight and half feet 20 Cairo, and thence six
feet 70 81. Louis. r ON Louisville To Cairo
the Ohio has thiriy-fOur inches and Is falling.
White and Arkansas are also declining, the
former having thirty inches on Little Island
bar, and the latter twenty-five inches out
| from Little Rock. Business on the wharf was
moderate yesieruay.
Stage Of Rivers.
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On saturday, Norember u, Sc,

within legal hours, the following described
property, situated in Memphis, shelby couu-
". Tennessee, uO-wit.
Fifty feet front on north side OF Union
street, and running back between parallel
Lines north about IS feet: Beginuing on the
north line of Union street thirty t10l feet east
OF the northeast corner Of the Intersection Of
Union street with the alley between Main and
Front streets (the said beginning point being
the southeast corner OF the appeal Building
lOt; thence eastwardly with the north line Of
Union street 81 feet; thence north wardiy about
"A feet; thence Westwardly so feet 70 the north
east corner Of the Appeal Building lot; thence
sOuthwardly with the east Inc Of the Appeal
Building lot about a feet 70 the beginning.
Terms OF Sale-On a credit OF anu a
months: notes with approved security re-
quired, bearing interest from date, lien re-
tanned 70 secure same Equity of redemption
barred.
This October q, 1874.
By r J. Black, ID. G. and NJ.
Vance & Anderson, solicitors. OctA
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CHANCERY SALE
RBAL ESTATE.

No. ll0l, 'R.-First Chaucery Court OF shelby
cOunty-A. V. Dupont et al vs. A. Z. DLll.
DH virtue Of an iuterlOCutOry decree Tor sale
entered in The above cause on the 18TH Ga 3
OF May, ls74, viii sell, al public auction, 20
the highest bidder, in Hout Of the Clerk and
N asterls ofice. Memphls, Ienu.
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on riegs light; sales, 800 bales, OF which e.
norIers look 80 Dales.
COTTON STATEMENT.
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Friday. the ath Of November, 1874,

N front ~ fne oaice o. the western Union
tween M4ln aud nd streets. Afe1I1aIz.
| I-unessees between ti= l1-r- of I8 8'c-1..-
an anu q lil--i Pei cash foe lIz1+-.l d
QeEs me Lulela-- 0f -ua e u a. l g44rs1l1
ia ile f04oWlnZ desc .I property ITIu.rss
'ti4 county and state la-.-lr- -i71S acres %
we Mississippi rlser, l-.-sLlolaI ra1zs 9 aud
iltlttona4 sections a1d T. beginning "a. a
STAKE lfoTn which south u east 3 LINKS 10
COTTONWOOD marked ~. B., Wm 84reruau F.
soutnqg est corner Of MS 30 acre entry % t1s
eastern margin % the n Lss ssl Dol river zuggg1
as the chute Of Island ~; thence Win r1-
iile;llleia o. SAID Chute solfl = east Il chains
. tlence south p east chains. thence south 81
east chains thence south Is east chains
lAe1le SCUM ~ east 3 chains aud 81 lin e. to a
stsEe, from which north - east 81 Inks tos
sycamore marked I- n. T.. thence g-Jsf =
chains io large l-acs 1as. 1.- Bi1czIs1zsfs
lOrtlHl st c0ruer1 f IIs ift acre gran BE- thence
sOuin 81 east U-.l Block ai=-.s west 1ouu-
diary 4ne< chains and 30 links % d. sasstEI-au
mar Aro n .I- -ielc= north ~ chains al.sf
INKS tu -Wae' ElTu Market 81. I.- .tl-lea
e.ist ~ chains and = luEs 70 tg7J e ms marked
- j; thence south 45 chains and B. LINKS tea
stake ana pointer Twins c1rueL- thence
east ID chains to a stake aUI oak pointer
l-euce north passing through lake a.
chains IA Grains diai-ou1llT- I'D al Is chains
thence west pass-usa long pond at chain
- INKS ITO Inks wide, passing Barton
southeast corner 40 = CHAINS. La All s. chains
.sud - Inks 20 tle cegiuuIlE Equity oil -s-
d-inpt1ou j. waived. Tide believed % lF
perfect
u. 3. MARTIN, Trustee.
W. T. MARTIN. Trustee
Nf IfzNu flaaarrH nHfrH1a ar-a
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saturdaT. Id lar d NoTember. -.

at the southwest corner Of Main and Madison
streets, 10 the city Of Memphis, Tennessee
sell, within legal hours, az public sale, 20 the
highest bidder Tor cash. Go property uescr1 bed
IN said trust deco as lot or parcel % land
WIN improvement thereon, situate lying
and being in the city OF Memphis, county %
shelby. and state OF Tennessee. vIZ- Part Of
block No. o., in original country l0t No is5,
on the south side Of Union street, beginning
az q point about -iJ feet east rom Inc Junction
o. Union and Second -tre5Ess thence west
with the south side OF Union street 81 Ieet,
more or less. thence south ID feet To an alley :
thence east with said alley about 81 feet 3
thence north 100 feet 20 the beginning. The
beginning point he this DESCRIPTION and the
east boundary Of said lot VIII extend TO and
include the middle OF the division wall Of the
dOuble tenement brick residences conveyed
By Joseph r. " VILLAINS 10 said .. 3. MOlOy
and q. W. taCkiert respectively said loo and
premises hereby conveyed being the same
conveyed by said Williams TO said %. Mol
10y By deed dated NovembeE 10, 1860, and re-
corded in me Registers ONCE Of shelby couu-
", in book a., page d.
The title 70 said property is believed TO be-
good, bat I sell and convey only as trustee.
October s. 1874. j. ". CLAPP. Trustee.
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Chaneery sale
Il EAL ES TIE.

No. $50, R.-FIrst Chaucery Court OF shelby
cJuuty-Jusepuus L. Bleds0e VS. f. N. Ap-
etc.
DH virtue OF an .nterlocuUJ-y decree Tor
ID sale, tered in the above cause on the
Sub day OF July, 1874. I Will sell, al public 8Cc-
tiOn, 10 the highest bidder In front OF The
Clerk and Masters Office. OfresuIsw Opera
house Building, second street, Memphis, Ten
~
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DIR. ID. 8.LOHNsON 4
PREVAEzE
Medical Dispensarv
Ne. a. JeRersOn Street
Between Main snd sr0ut aav.
MEMPHIS. T.
EE-saiis,sa 70 Issa

nh JOHNSON Is ser-ouy-a.fa-.l r.-...-,-..
~ We me iisi 81 ~ ~ ma l.lrr r5-,.s.5
~ = II -tsil.a d. .la Treatment OF rrl1-lrr =.
- ~ ,tl-t-,-fa- atIuds- -loro1zh ara uarr- =.
neilL cares -lar tuieatl IG ever casa ~ i ID
ietnale. t-sce1l cases r. eolorrhea aIld sy1r.l.
- cured iL 4ee laf.i it-oGt the az a
Duiltiel 5eeplftrJ - b lslls-lle last ve-sfI--5
erlol Gated Willnuf enc use OF mercury H.
Yulcutcfy l1rd % semen Stopped lu : gl.l-f
TINE Sufferers from iLn potency OF ~ II
le1lai power restored % free viE8r 10 9 ~
Weeks Wet rua ~ aeif-a1uss and srcaz7.-a
Venerys 1TaIiug rom e1efLladorrlez and q =
y pnysieai AID mental aSWers soasdlly ana
permanently cured.
Particular attention pait 70 tie Disease q I
women and cares 20 aracisad.
INA ana L1z Ifi1-zs1s curaf ~ nav
- 81 co1silli ls sire -ly confidential.
aealeineB 9auf b. sFp1saa 70 Al parts of tta
country. -
. once boa. run 8 am. 20 pm. Sundays
- 41N d. Sob NfzDN n ID
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CHANCERY SALE
-OF.-
r q al II - { a E0.

No. AS, Rim The First Chaucerv Court OF
shelby county Ienues=ea-J. II. Abblugruu.
Admir-, etc. W. j. y. .Ao1tEzto 20 al.
DN virtue OF an tuterlocut0ry decree for sale
- entered IN the above cause on the sth
day Of july, lea, VIII seil, At public auction
the highest bidder Ia frDut OF the Clerk and
Matters or1ce, GreenlaE Uperdhouse Build
Ing second street, Memphis, Tenn.
Saturday, October 81, 1874,
within !sgal LoErs. the following described
property, situated iu shelby county, Ten
uessee, l0-Wlt.
And in the 10Th cIviI district OF said county.
which d. bounded ON r4e north ur the lands
OF Harrison Troy and the heirs OF John L1-
gam on the east and west BY william A. Low
cry on the west % the lands OF Davis BigEs,
and Is also described a. lot NO ,. IN the dlvi-
sion OF the land Of Peter Peterson dsceased. .
among his heir. DO being the same conveyed
DY William i. Gibson and vile % James Biggs.
Terms Of 5a-e-Dn credit OF b. IL and is
mouths; notes with approved security; lien
retained 90 further secure same, and equity OF
redemption barrel Euis October q. Is14.
= a COLE, Clerk and Master,
By r. J. Black, Deputy q. aud II.
+. -. Nie0u and C.. ". FraZer Att8rueyz
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Trustees Sale.

DT virtue of "a deed OF trust made 70 me ~
ID trustee, ON the 18th day uf september.
ISL. by ID. II. Nol0T and Ellen J.. llll0y, his
vile, for tue p1rpose OF sec urlug che pay ueut
deed, one for sou aud tIs other for $50,
which deed has been duly recorded ln the
Registers Office OF shelby county state OF
rennessee. IN BOOK No. s. laga ~. / viz. ln
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M-NGDOB REsE0RED.-A victim o.
youthful tmpruoenee, causing premature de-
cay, nervous debility, etc, having tried IN
vain every known remedy, has found simple
self-cure, which he will send free TO his fellow
sufferers. Address ]. Il. REEN Is, rs Nassau
Mnru AnrE
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the same article as - the number Of parishes
required 70 constitute missionary diocese.
The subject o. baptisinal Regeneration was
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TRUSTEES SALE.

D1 virtue Of tao trlsI deeds made y,-T
- Eisilaul aud james Archer. n me lIr-lifr-
signed respectively q. Trustee o. raa g-fr
day oi AoEeu1.-r- iso3, which are corded II
oook DO q. pages 80 and rs OF rh. Ha1Igfazls
records 20 shelby count, and state 81 T..r1-
ne7sise made 20 secure certain notes VIII ~
are Unpaid, We Will %
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These speetscles are manufactured FRO
MINUTE CRYSTAL PEBBLES" melted D.
esther, and are called DIAMOND on account
Of their haruness sud bril8aucv.
Having been tested with the polarisc0pe on. e.
diamond lenses have been found ~ admit 4 r
teen per cent. less heated nays than any orlHI
peooie. Tuey are ground with great scientific
accuracy, are free nom cErOuiatic alteration
and produce brightness and dlstlnctue-- NJ
vision not before attatned IN spectacle. Nsl.-
ufactured by the spencer optical Mann
faeturtnE Company, =. Z For sale By 90
spOpsisle agents IN every city ia The Union
". q BYRD Jeweler and lpticIaL. ls So. r.
Agent FOR Memphis, Tenn, from whom tLsy
can only be obtained. No peddlers employed.
Do not buy pair unless you see the trsCe
marx - apll
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Saturday, November IA, 1874.

whiting legal hours, the following described
real estate, tO-wft:
Twelve hundred and fifty (25Ol acres of land
in shelby county, Tennessee. in district No
- and IS the east half OF entry No. 81, and lies
just east OF the Mississippi and Teunesse
Railroad and south Of Bradshaw avenue.
Terms Of Sale-Cash.
This October D. 1874.
N %. L. STEW A BIT Clerk and Master.
By George Mallory, ID. e.. and ~
W. ". Mcdowell. sol. for cOmpl't Oer2f
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liEL WAGER OF los
IL. n. LUDWIG, Obs
Hfoveuseuf Of Hcafa.

1 The CITY OF Alton lost nineteen hours
agrouud a. fslsnd No. 10, shs put OF % bales
Z ~ cotton, % barrels OF apples, aud az ded 70,
iarreg OF oil, 20 oil cakes, and 80 bales Of cot
ton She went down al dark drawing eighl
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FRESH GOODS!

2OO pkgs. new Minced Meat.
so boxes Cheese Nutmeg, Factory, Swiss, etc
100 pkgs. Pearl Barley, Grits, Oatmeal, Fartna
so hbls. Sweet Missouri cider.
l car load Eastern Early Rose Potatoes.
car load choice Apples, Oranges, Rte.
! car load new Mackerel, Whitersh and
Salmon.
100 pkgs. ew RaiSins, CurrantS, Citron ard
Prunes.
$50 pkgs. new Holland Herring, CodtSh and
Roe Herring.
975 bbls white ard yellow Refined Sugars.
go sacks Rio, Laguyra and Java COhees.
1000 cases Jeliies and Preserves.
5Ol cases new Canned Fruits and Vegetables.
500 pkgs. Pickles, in bbls, kegs and glass.
100 bbis and hall bbis. Flour, all grades
100 bbls Kraut, Ham Sausage and Cranber-
Ties.
$50 pkgs. Breakfast Bacon, Hams and Shout
ders.
200 pkgs. Almonds, Pecsns, Cream Nuts and
Walnuts.
100 bbls. new Beans, Hominy and Green Peas
Also, a complete assortment of fancy and
staple Groceries, not aforementioned, Wines
Liquors, Cigars and TObaecos, for sale low 10
the trade, al
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Powder

The market is flooded with cheap, inferior
Baking and Yeast Powders OF light or short
weight. DOOLEYS YEAST POWDER Is
warranted full strength and full weight.
Sold st wholesale and retail, generally
throughout the United States, by dealers in
Groceries and Family Supplies
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DRUGGISTS
8Ol & 3O3 Maiu Street,
RPECIAL NOTICE.

An those indebted 10 the nrm OF MANs-
FIELD = Hfe BE are sarDsstly requested q
cali and settle or make rsrnittsnces without
delay a. the business o. the cid f1rm must b
closed ;. MARSFIELD & co.
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Inn dar Of Noremher. -.
CHANCERN SALE
or
VALUABLE REAL ESTATf
I'm Saturday Novamhnr II 1874
On Saturday, November IA, 1874.

Second Chancery Court OF shelby county
VIM Morrow, treasurer, vs.. R. j. Persons.
DI virtue Of an interlOcutOry decree tor sale,
ID entered in the above cause on the I'D day
Of October, 1874, will sell, at public auction.
TO the highest bidder, in front OF the county
courthOuse, Memphis. Tenn. on
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RECITATION ia the nepublican pia form. Had
no democrats made good their promise the,
would nave got en- nearly he whole negro
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ant

Moves our goods rapidly, and pisces goods # resll for les
ofes ~ orders pronp IS Gs1, aud all goods warrants
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Trustees Sale.

ID L Schneppel, on or about the 10th day oi
July 1873, 10 secure the payment OF a certain
indebted ness therein mentioned. and regis-
tered in the Registers Office Of the county a
shelby, and state OF Tennessee, 1 will, on thr
nth day OF November, 1874,
on the premises, sell to the highest bidder, Il r
cash. a certain leasehOid estate granted fy
John OvertOn, situated IN the city OF Men d
phis, county OF shelby, and state or Teuue 80
see, on the corner OF Third and " ehster streeI-,
known as Schneppefs Brewery. aud known
as $50 and 3g7, together with all buildings, d.-
lures, machinery, barrels. tools Implement,
wagons, horses, and other property used By
the late L. Schneppel. or SChneppeI G. Co., ia
and about said brewery.
sale TO commence ar 10 O'CLOCK am. Title
believed 10 be good, but I convey as trustse
only. l.. KEITH.
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~ s ss'et aseaoe md esney PRICES com,
Gle I'm Inp s1ask AT; q last prime ar
u. do for stricu " choice. - y
Hides. Leather, &c.
lfdss: Green. 4@6c.; dry sailed. 12@15c.; dry
skns NJ w Sa salied s91 oe wet saited calf
Iea,her .o sas ls og os, aroaa,,
hemloek. oa32c. country upper 35S5oc.; city
finish. 23G2oc; q foot; Kip, Suc.SS1 h a. har.
s Saars ge@$sf si s5g gSs $sS:g ss
skirting, 22G28c. :
Iron, Steel, Nails, DC.
IRON: American refined. 3Hc u r.: English
and american sheet, 5@8kc,; Swedes, hammered.
aa Na "a 4, hoop Burdens horseshoe. So 90
@sSSS 100 100 S reaeaar ss2S
$50; Tredegar mule-shoe, S70$7.25.
Steet: MAYORS cast steel, 20G2lc. az H. English
sDalistered, lSkc. q b.; American taistered, 12Hc
Nails: In store, 34@4c for standard-that is. ten
penny; other sizes extra.
:, Plough Castings: Wholesale, 54c.; retail, exc
Liquors, Wines, &c.
!; AZ Scotch, best brands, pinrs, $2OO@2.25 ~
Reaiasa Mniskeys Common, 81 @s1.15; full
proof, IL .30aSl 80. Cash, y -N-'
RE RhiSkens: Medium, $1.50@s2; pure old,
s2qs4 Virginia Mountain, new, s2@s2.5O old,
Gin: DOMESTIC, 81 .25@s2; imported, SO case.
Brdndies:: Domestic, sI.25(@Sz; fruit. III .359
$3.50; apple. new, s29*2. so: peach, IS.
Rum: New England. s1.45@sl.60; Jamaica
and Santa Cruz, *49QS6.
Rope: Manila, best, 23@25c.; Sisal, 22c. % b. !;
jute, 12hc.
Lumber, Slaves, Etc:
Lumber: White oak, 11@14.50 q ! 900: West
ern Virginia poplar. S10MS1S a 1000: white
pine. S35dS75 ~ 1000. Yellow nine boards. S14
toist, s100l$lS. according to lengths. shingles
Pine, S2.5 O@S5: cypress six-inch, S7.50@S13.50
81 1000. Laths-Split, $3.50; sawed, $3.50 q
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ihe EDnuOkc Valley Ra4frOad-M eet-
!h@ ui Executive CoEninittec-Pro-
Sfain;ne OF Meetings.

'-..!'s, nl~lce ot the Richmond DiSpatch.J
BoTDTCS, November II, 1874.
Yesterday oUr County Executive Railroad
-a.-..t~e met III boydt0n, and arranged
-; -, ."r "a,Inc OF public meetings IL Fort
-''.'.'" November 2Oth, Chase City No
.."'-E IL, Concord November 23d. En-
y! Nl.H Nolembrr 2i.h. Boydton Novem-
.. LA, and stony Gross November 26th.
S.~.'!'.-I""' 81 arrangement were appointed
j, each Place
E''"I.'ra; Finch has received encouraging
's-.s' ron a.. sections Of the county, and
'~.' LII 10 b no reasonable doubt that
re-. ~. ..'.''1l movement Is at last getting into
- ,-.pe.
ae Executive Committee have been ia =
'''e' "i.. many promises of subscriptions,
'1 pa. Gown a. soon Is the forms Of ap-
-. +19's Tor railroad stock are ready. 1t is
"a .f1>'I % aNiot stock in exchange for lands
"@.' Il, Tor money. which will doubtless
.,''.''. -" many 10 subscribe who would not
g..if".~. 10 80.
III General committee, which consists Of
:, -."r, uom the various townships, will
~. IT, @ bo!dt0A on Wednesday next the
III sA.taul. R.T.
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Ben. BuTLsR.-[Gath's correspondence of
Chicago Tribune Now that Ben. Butler is
down ut last, it may be said Of him that il
he had been conSideate, to say nothing of
scrupleS. he would have been less of the in
carnate Yankee that he has been. Nature
never produced since James the First such
4 whimsical and brutal intermeddler. He
has seldom been equalled for ability after his
kind "a sort Of political pugilism, backed by
method, and memory, and ready faculties,
aud also by fair fidelity after be has made
friendship, except with persons qualified 10
educe his cmulouSneSs. Vanity of talent is
his weakness. He leaves behind him pub
lie rather than much personal hate, and his
agility and coarse humor have always
Softened the feelings Of the crowd toward
him. The last acts of his congressional
career were most damaging Of all-his fra
termination with spies and shadows and
strong disposition toward imperial black
mailing. No public man can fool with IN
formers habitually and be safe. In this city
a young man Of reputable birth and former
good esteem is now on trial in the criminal
court for a burglary, committed how, or
why, or whence. is still tanele, but, what.
ever the measure of his guilt may be, if any.
his enforced familiarity with detectives, as
county attorney, led the way. Butler was
thugged all round. He undertook to con-
duet campaign against all the reputability
of the age, antagonizing it above while the
secret service pierced it below.
1t is probable that he will live in Wash
ington city hereafter, rs he owns considera-
Bile property here. and there is Il natural law
and lobby business always floating around
Government which will compensate him
better than Boston or Lowell practice. His
new house on Capitol Hill, the very next Of
all dwellings 10 the Capitol and Court Of
Claims is nearly 1inished--a granite editce
with stone bays and stone porch, uniform
with two adjoining houses, which he has let
10 the United States Coast Survey for the
snug income of $4,000 year. Doubt
less he will entertain and keep offices
there, and build up practice, as
scores Of retired public men have
done here-Jerry Black, Stanton, Robert j.
Walker. Fred. Stanton. II. NJ. Corwine, Gen
erals Denver and Crittenden, and Governor
BARLEY. He is rich. but MT thrifty. His
life lacks the simplicity Of aim and method
which gives discipline and happiness. 1t
works like an old-style press. too intricate
and loud and self.shatteriug for its simple
purpose. All the Government could not
cverturn him, but his little home constitu-
eucv did so without threat. He retired
from Rome victorious, like CoriolanuS but
the people who had received him stranger
struck him down in autumn.
! As with man by his own aims empoisoned
And with his charity SaiL.H
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RICHMOND AND DANyIiLE RAILROAD Co.,
OyPICE OF ESGIlyEgp AND SUPERINTEelDEa1sI
RICHMOND, Va, October l1slS1Ss
0CHEDgJLE OF TRAINS.

CHARLOTTE ExpREss, Westward-hease hi ss
nena AZ N PM; leave Burkcyille a. 2.07JA. ID
hpaye Dnndee at7:a0 A. NJ; leave DanFhle az
744 A. ". leave Greensboro at II A. d, ]; arrive
- new York ExPaxss, Easssasa-L eaye Char
otte :.s S:35 A. M.; leave Greerseofo u .io Z.
leave Daaye e. sss e Nj y s ssaye paaase ar :.
rive ar Richmond at IL :09 2. d, This drstn con,
nee,s ut Ric hmoSd with trans on the hicln9n1s
Fraderieksbarg aud POfomae r7n1rear jor ftasnpEE,
tom, Baitiuors, Philadelphia. New Yofk, ana Az
e, TsroH lM MAIL, wessassd-Leays Richmond g
.3S p leave Burksytic at 4:At y. pa tsass
Dundee al 92o r. M; leave DanIis az 800 e e
leave Greensboro az i2E h,s r. tll sonneesa s
Charlotte with trains on nt Atianta anu , mI
mand AR. Line raifead and Charlotte tSans9saA
Atlanta railroad fos Atlanta, MONTGOMERY, aossss
New Orleans Ceninois, "A suG sonis,wssser
pS TMsoueH MAIL, Eastward ehsflo,ts ~
Tan A. faaye Greensboro ai 81 A. ". a.sa
Danyille AZ ls Az IA n 'si $50 arrive st
Richmond al 2:22 r Ina uaan Mssisssnni
BurEeviie With trains on me Auansc, HasS,fSs
and Ohio sairoas from ,,snsssepn pSin;s; and sc
Rfshmoad With The Rlennion, sn ~
pnfnnsse railroad and Riehlaond 1ork hlssr ana t
fesapeake railroad for AL neff1eTn po.uss
%, shnnnd nj q A. NJ; leave Barkeytlle st 40 e.
NJ arrive Fl Lynchburg q Asa5 I. a. p,,rks..
yiiis az ASS 3. H.; arriss o. kicnm0nss = '''
4 ,hrough trains connect ut nsndss Win tsssns
AL tnT NJ ~ NJ And e.. =. railroad 10 ana ffon
2 On Baitiore, and all eastern po,n
Through tickets sold 70 ,. =, syr vsa5
west. and baggage checked sh, n. III. 'rAIGoTr.
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