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Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-09-16
THE COyG 2EsSloSAL CiYvass.
OPTICAL pBOCEEDINGs OF RI
PUBLICAN COUNTY COS
VENTEONs.

large Conn pntioHS with Representa-.
tive Republicans ATTENDING
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Proceedings OF tne Rosne county H.
publican ConYrnti0n,
The Convention met Ut he Court
House in Kingston, Monday, sept.
9TH, at II oclosll, y. r., pursuant to
the call Of the Executive 'Commi'tce
aud organized by calling W r. Dletz
20 the Chair. c. f. Brause was ap-
pointed Secretary
On motion. committee of five. any
three of.whom were empowered To- act.
was appointed to select delegates TO
the State Convention. to he held at
Chattanooga, on the 18th inst, and al
so TO the Congressional Convention.
to bs held in Knoxville, on the 2}d
inst, to wit: w. :. Patton, +. Young,
John Magney, 5 L. Childr,.e and u.
G. Taylor who reported as r,llows:
Delegates to the Gov grpssiOuai Con
ventiou: lst district W :. Patton, II.
Crumbliss, G.. a Gunther Minor
Clark and I'd. Braxion: -, Amos
Hart and : f.. Harvey 81, ! NJ.
Harvey and Joseph Wyatt; Sth, John
II. Maupiu; 9th, J. c. Pope and J NJ.
Barnard; 10th, John Blair; 18th, T..
A. Chapman; l2th, T.. ". Bohbs. ].
G. Ables aud d. G.. Taylor; 18th. ID
q. Bowers, b. F. She,ow, j. p Kin
drick and JuO. Coleman; IAN. w, !.
Hornsby 18th. \. J. Currier AMI J. :.
Hagler; 18th, Wiliiam Ellis and John
D'Armond; l7th, D G. -.arkS and
James Mifliin
Delegates to tue Cha ;au1pgl Con
vention: J. NJ. Staras- tlurls- +.
Brause, |. y. Clark. j. H. Pope. J. \.
Barnard, j. NJ. Underwood !. b
Smith, J. II. johnson, w. ". Dipiz, G
3. French, a. II. Crnwier ruI w. b.
Staley.
The repor.s Of the cGmu'ttoc were
received and adopted separately.
During tn" absence If the Commits
tee, Col. Whoruuullh being rutrG
upon by vote of tie Convention.
came forward and mode n,uopt al-
dress speaking about fifteen minutes
on National topics
Moved AMI c9rr.et 'n1.. DO case al,
the y .icgate- appointed d. u,t attend
the Conventions, th -e who d. attend
shall be authorized and requested ,D
cast tie vote of the entire county.
The following Rc-ola'iou was then
read and adopted
Rcs0trcd, That iu view e rha C4ci
that two years since Col. inusuburgh,
in the face of uverwhp'min. upgO~j
ton, made the race for Cuugr,os and
gaiued Il triumphant aud uurara lied
victory, aud having made % I'll 'Ufut,
capable, dIligent Representative, We
do hereby endorse and recommend
him rs the Republican candidate rom
the District for the neXt Congress
On motion, the Kingston H"lcpcod
Cnt and East Tanncs8ccua aud lhr
Knoxville CHRONICLE wee, ippltS al
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TERMS OF SALE

For all sums Of S25 and under, cash will he re-
CURED For all sums over s. and uader 500, q
sums over SlOp twelve months viii be given; and
ali bearing int rest al er six months. Bonds and
approved ecurity will be required in every case.
mujort. of the above articles are as good rs
new, and ii is seldom that properly so desirable
is sold ut public auction. -,,.,,-
hnEu.L 2l. lS-4-dIiiNM
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for J. NJ. Thornburgh, as suitable
and acceptable candidate on the Re
publican ticket in the Second Com
gres,ional District, 'or a seat in the
next Congress Of the United States.
:. p. HALE,
J. NJ. MAGILL,
ISAAC BENSON.
!. f. owen, J. r. Sloan and Henry
Kilp. were appointed a committee to
report names or delegates 20 the Con
gressional Convention, TO meet at
Knoxville, or The 23d OF September.
Said committee reported the following
as suitable PERSONS to represent Mon
roe County. ia said Convention:
1,t Disirict.-J. +. Owen and |. Ben
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NOTICE,

PURSUANT TO A DECREE OF THE CHAN
Gerry Court at Maryyilla. Ienues ee, pro-
rouuced at the June Term, lsIi viii sell 10 the
highest bidder. on the premises,
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FRIDAY. MARCH 13, 1874.
LOCAL MATTERS.

LARGE APPROPRIATION FOR THE SINKING
FuSp.-The Senate yesterday passed Mr..
Pcnn's bill appropriating S250,000 annually
to be used by the commissioners of
the sinking fund In the purchase OF
"consol" coupon bonds at the lowest
market price. Said bonds to be cancelled
and the public debt to that extent re-
duced. There was no discussion in the
Senate upon the merits of the bill, but in the
Finance Committee, from which it was re-
ported, the friends Of the measure gave their
views at length. They stated that If the
State continues to pay four per cent. interest
her debt will increase, by reason Of accumu-
la,ion OF unpaid interest, at the rate of
100000 per annum, and will soon become
so large as to he unmanageable. The fact
that the United States constantly buys up
her bonds in the markets Of the country
was cited as an illustration Of the practical
bilty OF the scheme.
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Mr. JOSEPH a. BLAIR TO BE DISCHARGED.
The Supreme Court of Appeals yesterday
reversed the decision of Judge GuiSon, OF
the HllstipSs Court, in the case OF Joseph
4. Blair, charged with felony-Judge Mon
cure delivering the opinion. Several notices
Of this case have already appeared In the
Dispatch. 1t will be remembered that the
case went from the Hastings Court Of this
city to the Supreme Court on writ Of error.
This case involved the power Of the Gov
ernor to pardon the plaintiff in error after
the rerCiict Of The jury was returned and
before judqment sraS rendered on said YER
diet by the court--the Governor granting
the pardon between the verdict and the
judgment. Judge Guigon held that pardon
could not be granted before judgment, and
that the judgment was necessary to consti
tute coartct,on within the meaning of that
term in the provision Of the Constitution OIL
the State which empowers the Governor to
grant pardons for offences after conrictlon
The Court of Appeals were, however
unanimously of opinion that the rerdact o1
the jury was such conviction as that prorI.
sion of the Constitution contemplated that
this was the ordinary meaning of that term ;
and that Governor kemper bad the right to
grant the pardon at the time that he did,
and ordered the Hastings Court to discharge
Blair.
The order and judgment of the court
above will probably be sent down to-day.
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POLICE Court, THuRsDAY-Justice White
Fines were imposed upon James Huckster
$3.50, and J. F. Linsley, IS, for disorderly
conduct. Mary, james, and Thomas Phife
charged with an assault and trespass, were
discharged upon payment Of costs. Sarah
Watts, charged with lunacy, was committed
to Jail.
The case of Madison Enroughty, Thomas
Oakley. and Hal. Jordan was called, and the
testimony of several witnesses taken. These
parties are charged with making an assault
upon Biz. Priddy and his wife, at their house
on the Williamsburg road, one night last
week.
Nearly all the witnesses evlnced reuc-
tance to testify against the prisoners, and
there was something in their manner that in.
dieated that they knew more than they were
willing to tell. Hal. Jordan was positively
identified by Mr.. Priddy: and his wife
swore positively that Jordan and Oakley
were two of the men. ..
In view of these facts, and other facts de-
yeloped during the examination, Justice
White decided to continue the case until
Saturday for further hearing.
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IMylGRATIoS.-The Senate yesterday or
dcrcd TO crgroSSmcnt, by quitea decided vote,
the bill! TO encourage immigration to Virginis.
1t provides for the organization of board to
be composed of the Governor, Lieutenant
Governor, Auditor of Public Accounts,
Treasurer, and Secretary OF the Common
wealth. This board is to be empowered to
publish information concerning the resources
of the State and TO send three agents to
Europe to make known the advantages
offered by Virginia to those persons who dc.
sire homes on this side OF the ocean. Two of
these agents are to be natives of Europe and
now actual settlers in this State, and SIS, 900
are to be appropriated to carry into effect the
purposes Of the bill.
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street from the Marshall mills to Hull street.
The Marshall Manufacturing Company
have just received $40 new spiDdles, which
WILL be in position in few days.
Lively times and work abundant oil along
the line.
TEE County CoURr.-This court has adj
Jousned after session Of some days.
A new trial vas granted in the case of
George Williams, convicted Of assault on
young Blankenship and sentenced to jail
for twelve months. Williams was baiIed in
the sum Of 5000.
Sidney Allen (colored) was honorably
acquitted OF the Charge Of chicken-stealing.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS President of the
Relief Committee acknowledges the receipt
Of load Of coal for the poor from Robert
Marks, Of Midlothian, on which President
Buford, Of the Richmond and Danyille rail.
road, donated the freight.
TAX NoTroB.-Co Colonel Woodbridge will re-
eeive county taxes from March a8tb 10 3lst;
after which the bills will be put into the
hands of collector,
FREQUENT RoBDERIEs.-Pettyr robberies are
more frequent than eyer before in the his
tory OF the town. A few nights since both
the outcher-sta!ls in the market were robbed.
ADDRESS By GOVERNOR MoYrAeUE.-Hon.
n: u. Montague, Of Middlesex county, Will
aadress the Missionary Society of the Bap-
tist church Sunday evening at 81 o'clock.
PROPERTY sALs.- Messrs. Moody g. RoyalI
report the sale Of one hundred and seven.
teen front feet on Fonaeenth avenue near
re felefsourg railroad to Mr. A. B. Lipscombe,
who intends building as soon as possible.
TIE Town CEMErERY.-The Committee on
cemetery have purchased the south side of
Buck Hill as town cemetery, and a force of
hands were engaged yesterday in putting it
in order.
MINOR ToP1cs.-The lecture of DIR. Mon
telro was we'll attended, and gave great salts
| faction.
Interesting meeting Of Manchester Council
Friends of Temperance tonight.
One unimportant case at the Police Court
yesterday morning.
Wide-AWakes' ball will take place st. Pat.
rick's day. "
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85,144 81
nANcHEsTER NEWS.

WAnp MEETINGS. following Conser.
yative meetings are announced for tonight
ut "a o'clock: The Central Club, at the Trus.
tees meetiug-roon Third Ward Club, at
Jones's Hall the Fourth Ward, for ofgani-
zltiop, at Cersley's Hall. ~. .
The First Ward meets tomorrow night, at
Traphagens, at II o'clock, for organization,
Each club is expected to appoint COM
miitee Of three, to form general committee
TO elect city superintendent and transact
such other business as mag be required.
Nxw Housss.-Mr. Conrad Lipscombe has
/ inst completed on Eleventh avenue near De-
Ecattrr street two beautiful tenemennts lor
Mr.. A. B. Lipscombe. ...,,.....
Mr.J. B. Fitzgerald fs erecting dwelilng-
house on Fourth avenue near Everett street.
Considering the times, o good deal OF
building and reftting Is going on.
ON THE WATER-LnR.-Mr. A. Rick, the
contractor, has commenced paving Ianl'
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TREATING THE WONG DIsEAsE.-Ma,y times
women call ursn heirfamiIy physcians-one with
dyspepsia, another with pa'pitarion, another with
trouble of the breast, another with pain here and
there, and in this way they all present alike to
the mseves and their easy going and Indifferent
doctors separate and distinct diseases, for which
he prescribes his pills and potions, assuming them
caused by some uterine disorder; and while they
are thus only able perhaps TO palliate for time,
they are ignorant Of the cause, and encourage their
practice until large bills are made when The suffer-
ing patients are better In the end but probably
worse for the delay, treatment, and other compll-
cations made. ana which o proper medicine di.
rected to the cause would have entirely removed,
thereby ihstituting health and comfort instead Of
prolonged misery.
From Miss LoRINpA E. ST. CLAIR. Shade, Athens
county, Ohio, October IA, 1872: .
"Dr. r. p Pierce, Buffalo, ~ K-Your Favor
fte Prescription is working almost Ike u miracle
on me. lam batter already than have been for
over two years.
From ELLA A. SHAFER, GAINESVILLE, Ind August
8, 1872: .-. .@.a'f 17 ~
'.Dr. Pierce,-I received the medicine you sent
me and began using 1t mediately. As result OF
the treatment feel better than have for three
years. ..a
From Mrs. JOHN Z. HAMLIN, Odell, H., March
10, 1922.
" Dr.. Pierce,-The Favorite Prescription has
done me good, which am very thankful for"
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MAss-MgETISG OF CoLoRED Sons or TEN
PERAscE.-Al. the presiding and past officers
OF the various divisions In this city and
Manchester will meet tonight at Sunbeam
Hall, Broad street, at O'Clock. Among the
business to be transacted will be the elec-
ton OF deputy grand worthy patriarch !;
and action will also be taken looking to the
continuance of the revival now going on in
this order. A fui; delegation will probably
be in attendance. Resolutions will be pre-
seDted asking that temperance sermons be
preached by every minister in the State.
The order is said to be in o. most prosper
Gus condition, and that candidates are being
initiated weekly, &C., &c, &c. ~ =.
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Adjourned.

SUPREME CoURp OF APPEALS, THURSDAY
The following business was transacted in
this court yesterday -
MusgroYe's administrator Us. Musgroye
ana ats. From the Circuit Court Of the
tian delivering the opinion of the court.
Wrightsman rs. 6SWyer and ais. From
the Circuit Court Of Botetourt county
(Staunton case). Reversed, Judge Ander.
son delivering the opinion of the court.
Stevens Us. Wrightsman. From the Cir.
cult Court Of Botctourt county iStaunton
case.} Affirmed, Judge Staples delivering
the opinion of the court.
Haghn's administrative Us. Roller. From
the Circuit Court of Rockingham county,
(Staunlon case) Reversed, Judge Staple.
delivering the opinion.
Statham Us. Crawford. Partly argued by
Major Kirkpatrick for heappellants and con
tin ued till to. day.
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New BAIL REQUIRED. Upon the motion o
the United States District Attorney, Z. A.
Manly, late of the firm of Feurst q Manly,
who is charged with certain violations ol
the bankrupt law, was yesterday rearrested,
and required to give new bail for his ap-
pearance before the United States Commits
sioner. AT the late examination Of Fcurst 4
Manly before Commissioner Atkins, Feurst
was sent on to the grand jury, and the case
of Manly continued until the 18th instant,
and he released on his own recognizance, in
order to allow Judge Hughes to decide the
question whether or not minor can be
adjudged bankrupt. That decision, it is
expected, will be rendered to-day or to.mo:
row, and in the mean time Manly will re-
main in the custody of the marshal, or give
new bail, as required.
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UNAVAILABLE LErTEas REMAINING IN THE
RIcHMoSD Posr.O OFFICE MARCH IL, 1874
William Bellam, Broad street between Ninth
and Tenth, Richmond, Ya.;s j. Al. Brad
street, locs-box Z, Philadelphia, Pa; MT.
". F. Ford, principal Of High Schoos, So5
Marshall street, Richmond, Va; Colonel e.
W.. Hansbrough, Salem, Roanoke county,
Va; Peter Hendsom, 35 Carter street, New
Baltimore ] street, Baltimore, nd Miss Mat:
tie e. Jones, care A.. stuart, W Woodbridge
DR.. A. G. Wallard, 800 Grace street, Rich
mond, Va; Charles B. Williams, 507 Mar.
shall street, Richmond, W.
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AZ PRATT'S ASTRAL OIL.

III PRATTS ASTRAL OIL.
absolutely safe. Perfectly oderless. ALWAYS mi,
i'F'h. Illuminating qualities superior 70 gas. Burn.
~ say iamp without danger OF exploding or takins
Ift' Manufactured expressly 10 displsce the use o
'"Ia!e aud dangerous oils. Its safety under ever,
p'SH'ie test and IT. perfect burning qualities art
i1''ed hy its continued use in over 300,o00 fami.
ic'' Millions Of gallons have been sold and no ac-
h.-orecuy OF indirec,iy-Ias ever occurred
I'm ", burning, storing, or handling il.
nv insurance companies and fire commissioners
u'houxhou, the country recommend the ASTRAL
a. The bes. safeguard when lamps are used SEND
for circular. -.
=" haie Y! retail Try the trade generally, and al
"h"eSa'e by the proprietors. CHARLES PRATT
%, los Fulton street, New York.
&C l7-d&wSm
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II FEBRUARI Il, 1873.

NEW, FANCY, and STAPLE DRY GOODS
1. Il. PRICE { co.
have justopened
NEW aud BEAUTIFUL MEDIUM and LIGHT
PRINTS.
FRENri CAMBRICS and PERCALES,
A LlGlii CRETOWSES, for children
sAlRTiAfr PRINTS,
LINEN auc COT ron SH EETISG,
IRISH LINENS, DAM ASKS. DIAPERS.
MEACHED COTTOSS, MOURNING CALI.
Co.'s,
NECK RrF!'LlSG;
LINEN COLLARS and CUFFS,
lAl!f>' and GESTLEMES'S KID GLOVES.
uANHt RG EnGlNGS aud lGSERTlSGS, &c
thEhAD ana MACHINE lSSERTlSGS,
Sy' 'hs. ENBKELLAS,
LINEN Lawns.
uEt>S GOODS ic;t over from last season 4. hal f
price. ie21
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T'Hg CASE OF WILLIAM J. ANsAsLB.-On
the assembling of the Hastings Cotrt yes.
terdsy morning the Commonwealth being
ready to try the case of William j. Annable
the defence stated to the Court that Judge w
W. Crump. one of the counsel in the case
was engaged in the Circuit Court in the mid
die of severely contested suit, and that or
account of the absence of witnesses for the
defence they were not prepared to go into
the trial, and asked for postponement until
some time next week. Whereupon the case
was continued until Tuesday next at II
O'Clock
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IT FEBRUARY, 1873.

TR. .PHICE / co. have Just opened
hi.A' Al.PACAs and MOHAlRS, very cheap
hrs3ins II BLACK GRO-GRAIN SILKS;
bi.Ayh TAFFETA SILKS, best makes;
Hpi.lD CAEHklCS, for trimming:
uLASlliGIED and LlNES.CAMBRI HAND
hEktHiEES.
1fA!LEHEk'S HEMSTITCHED HANDKER
CHIEFS,
WHITE PlQUEs,
hhAth tkAPES and GRAPE Wells,
MOI ENiNG DRESS GOODS,
49," and SQUARE MOURNING SHAWLS, &c
n2l
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CoSv1crs REcHvBD.-The following con
yicts were received at the penitentiary yes
terday from Dinwiddie county: Henry Jen.
kins, one year, for unlawful cutting; John
Morsen, three years, for house-breakiDg
James Tucker, two years, same offence;
Woodley Brown, four years, for attempt to
murder; Henry Walter, five years, for grand
larceny; Manuel Jefferson, six years, for un
lawful Wounding.
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DAY OF PRAyEB.-The Board of Foreign
Missions of the Southern Baptist Conven-
ton has recommended that the first Sabbath
in April be observed by all the Baptist
churches of the South as day for prayer
and special effort to discharge their pecu-
mary obligations to their missionaries IN
heathen lands. 1. ..7.-..s fti
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FLAGS At HALF-MAsr.-The flags of the
shipping lying at the wharves in this city,
as well rs the national and State flags on the
capitol and the United States flag on the
custom house, were at half-mast yesterday
in respect to the death Of the late Hon. Mil
lard FillmOre
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LEASE OF PEsITENTIARY.-.In response to
questions of the House Committee on Pri-
sons and Asylums, the board of directors of
the penitentiary have expressed opinions IA
yoraple to the proposition to lease the Instl-
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MEMORY OF Hon. CHARLES SuTSER.-
After the adjournment of the House ol
Delegates yesterday afternoon the coiored
members of the body had conference upon
the question of taking some action in refer
ence to the death of Hon. Charles Sumner
1t was agreed that Mr. syphax or Mr. Paige
should this morning introduce series OF
resolutions in respect to the memoly OF Inc
deceased senator, and ask that they Dc
passed by the House.
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IsFANrIcrDR.- Taylor completed
the poSt-,norte,n examination Of the bodies
of the twins found in field near Strecker's
Hill, between Clay and Leigh and Pickett
and Mosby streets, Wednesday night, and
ascertained that both of the infants had
lived. The male child had breathed fully, but
the female only feebly.
He will hold an Inquest over the bodies
this afternoon at the City Morgue, also upon
the body of the man found in the dock.
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GERMAN CONSERVATIVE CLuB.-The Ger
man Conservative Club of Madison, Monroe,
Clay, and Jackson wards will meet at
Schmidt's, on Seventh street between Broad
anu Marshall streets, this evening at 8
o3clnnk IL - n. -. L.
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CHARGED WITH RoBBERY.--Mary Ruther-
ford was arrested last night and lodged in
the Second police-station, charged with
having feloniorsly entered the house of Jo-
seph Dabney and stolen trunk containing
about fifty dollars worth of clothing On
"Wednesday night. Officers Seal and Perrin
worked up the case.
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QUALIFIED TO PRACTIcE.--In the United
States. District Court yesterday Messrs. L. E.
Sullivan, of Christiansburg, and FL. W. Dan
gerteld, of Essex county, were admitted to
practice, and qualified according to law.
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"THE MECHANIo."-The Rey. DR.. Duncan
will deliver his interesting lecture entitled
"The Mechanic" al Union Station Metho.
dist church, tonight. DR.. Duncan is very
well known In Richmond, and is an able and
popular lecturer. He will doubtless have a
large audience.
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In TIE LIST OF AIDS to the Grand Marshal
for st. Patrick's Day published in the Dis
patch Yesterday the name Of Mr.. John Muir
ply should have appeared first.
The name OF Mir. II. D. Boucher ought to
have appeared as the fourth name in the list.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

RICHARDSON & CO., 4 p. M.,a framed dwelling
and lot mo. 205l OH the south side Oh Ianai
stree, between Jefferson and Monroe streets
MOODY & ROYALL, 4 r. M. house ana lot on
Hull street, In the plan of Buck Hill.
COOK & LAUGHTON, at 10 &. NJ, household
furu i,ure, &C.
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SCHOOL TRUSTEES AppoISTEs.-The State
Board OF Education yesterday appointed the
following trustees for Matthews county :
j. w. Minter of Westville District, aud W.
Ii, Winder of Piankatank District.
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PgRsoNAL.-Ex-M Mayor Caldwell, Of Ell.
mira, n. Y, was in the city yesterday. He
leaves for the far South this morning.
Hon. r. Il. w. Duke, Of Albemarle, was
ut the Exchange Hotel yesterday evening
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ave CONFIDENTLY KEC0hhEHD to all who
need an EFFICIENT and HARMLESS TooTII-PoT-
DEE the elegant preparation OF MEADE & BAKER
known rs 'saponlne Dentifrice.'".
JSo G. WAYT, Dentist; GEO. ". JONES, Dentist;
R. y. HUDSON, Dentist; J. II. MOORE, NJ. D.,
j. MAuoSE.Y, Dentist: Dentist !;
W. l.. BURTON, Dentist; GEO. B. STEEL, Dentist.
Price, soc q box. For sale ny druggists gene
Ilx
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TIE PfCKwIcK PuAKMACT, S32 MAIN STREET
between Eighth and Ninth, Is now open, with new
fixtures and new stock Of drugs, medicines, per
fumery, and toilet artlclcs. Particular attention
paid TO compromising physicians prescriptions and
family receipts. A. .. BLISS, Proprietor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-13

Tbs CITY CoUNcIL.-This body will meet
again on Saturday afternoon at O'Clock to
consider some very important business. The
Valley Railroad matter will also come up.