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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-09-09
THE GRANDEsT EXPOSITION
CHEAP TRIP FOR BUSINESS MEN
N as well as those in search of pleasure TO


An Excursion Train, with sleeping coach and
refreshment coach attached, tozether. with
other conveniences, will leave Water Valley
via New Orleans. St. Louis and Chicago Rail-
road, and run through TO HIG n GO,
connecting at Cairo with the Illinois Central
Railroad, and giving excursonists three days
and three nights ~ hoursl in the city of Chi
cago. Trains will arrive via the M. d o..
Railroad at Grand Junction in ample time to
connect with this through excursion for Chi
TICKETS FOR THE ROUND TRIP, Ito
Chicago and RETURN, sl4 90. and now on sale
at the following places. viz: Memphif corner
Main and curt streets; Collierville, Moscow,
Middleton and Corinth, SALE OF TICKETS
to CEASE POSITIVELY on the 18th, SO as to
give the Railroads ample time to provide
sufficient number of coaches so that no one
need be crowded, as we desfre strictly
TO make this trip of cOmfOrt and
pleasure to every one 1t is needless
here to mention the many and rare attractions
offered in the City of Chicago at this delight
full season Of the year, to say nothing of its
Mammoth ExpN sitiOn in all of its fullest
splendor and glory its beautiful lake seem
cry and lake attractions, its numerous and
superior places of amusement, its magnificent
hotels. celebrated for their palatial beauty and
splendor, as well as their cheapness of fare,
6c., for everybody has some idea already in
regard to this. Remember the importance of
buying your tickets RIGHT AWAY, as the
sale closes on the 18th
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-09-09

Chancellor Won Moltke, brother OF the
Field Marshal, is dead
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-09-09
The West Tennessee Insane Hospital,

to be erected near Brownsville, Tennessee.
Specifications to be seen at the Office Of
Jones 4 Baldwin, Memphis. The Board of
Directors reserve the right to reject any or all
bids. Contractors to give in their proposals
the names of two OF more sureties for the
faithful performance of the contract. Bond,
$50, 600. JOHN A. GARDNER, Chairman,
W. Il. ROGERS. Secretary, 6-H
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-09-09

SURPLUS OVER FOUR AND HALF PER
NEW YORK VALUATION NEARLY $3,0OO,OOO.
WHY SHOULD YOU INSURE

of at best
will be- this often become miinares
high
"OED RATES"
POlicis at The Memphis City,
all policies nSnoretabe ncOnesbe.
further information call at Al Madison street, Memphis Tenn.
JUDAH & STURM, Managers SAML. HIRSCH, Gen'l Agent
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-09-09
PROPOSALS.
TO CONTRACTORS.

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
- ceiyed at the Office Of DR.. W. E. Rogers,
Memphis, on OF before the 10th day Of Sep.
TENDER ~ o'clock noon, for the brickwork of
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-09-09
NOTICE.

OFFICE OF CRY ATTORNEY,
MEMPHIS, TENN, September 5. 1874
r WOULD CALL ESPECIAL ATTENTION
i of delinquent tax payers TO the fact that
the tax bills have been placed in my hands
for suit, and that unless immediate settlement
is made, bills will be filed against all delin-
quents in the Chancery Courts to enforce pay
ment. A list Of the names Of delinquents and
the amounts due will be published in the
Daily Avalanche Of Thursday, September 10,
1874 G.. A. HANSON,
SIS City Attorney.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-09-09
AUCTION.
NOTICE.
Notice to Tax Payers.
NOTICE.

OFFICE CRY Tax COLLECTOR,
MEEPms, Tenn. September 9, 1874.
TUE TAX BOOKS FOR THE PRESENT
nov ready 10 re seipt 10 those desiring % avail
themselves Of the liberal discount Of one and
one halt Va per cent. per month from date
Oh payment 70 the lst Of January next.
FRED. @. SCHAPER.
5.l5 City Tax Collector.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-09-09
CONCERT.
DAY POSITIVELY FIxE
LAST CHANCE.

THIS ENTERPRISE is CONDUCTED BY
i the Masonic Relief Assoc alton. Of Nor
folk. Va, under authority OF The Virginia
Legislature TACT passed March :. 1873.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-09-09

MR. 10 LOCKE has taken charge of the city
circulation Of the LEDGER. The public can
rely upon him for its prompt and regular de-
livery.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-20

Police COURT, YE>TERDAY-JuStiCe W
Hall Creto presiding. Davis and
Edward Lin>ley (colored boys), caught by
Officers Hail and Hulce in the act OF fighting
. rock battle in the street, were fined $3.50
each.
Jennie Dickinson. Lizzie Bailey, Fanny
Carter LUCINDA Pollard. George w. Land,
Joshua Brit,on (al colored), and Eugene
Smith "a Frenchman), guilty Of coDgregating
at the house of Joshua Brittou for Immoral
purposes, were required to give surety for
good behavior.
William Hatfee was duel $3.50 for disor-
derly conduct 10 the street.
Henry KirSh, for being drunk and inter-
fering with ladies on the street, was fned
$3.50.
The case Of Matthew Goode and Augeline
Mays, charged with lighting, was continued
until the 2lst instant.
George HorSham "a deserter fTom the
schooner Bessie e. D.ckersou, was commit
ted for ten days.
Jennie Stewart ieoloreds, guilty Of dis.
turbiDg the peace, was committed in &efault
OF surety.
James Clark (colored, was fnedS5 for being
drunk and for indecent conduct.
w. j. S. Bowe (colored statesman was
fined $40 for an assault upon Joe Cox acsss-
tom.houSe jsnitor) and Landon Boyd (rexe-
nue. officer.
Pat. Hayes alias James Tracy was fined
o. for an assault upon Mary Tyree, and re-
4uired TO give security for good behavior
for three months.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-20

DEATH OF Mr.. JOHN HAGAN, JR.-Mr.
John Hagan, Jr., died at his residence, corner
of Seventeenth and Venable streets, about
midnight Saturday. Mr.. Bagan had been
slightly complaining Tor few weeks past,
but no one supposed that he would be so
suddenly taken off. The procession which
escorted his remains to the cathedral and
cemetery was very large one, persons of all
denominations participating. The funeral
took place from ST. Peters cathedral.
The services were conducted by the Rev.
Father Haply, who acted in the absence of
Bishop Gibbons. The Rev. Father deliver.
ed an appropriate address, and alluded in
terms OF euosS to the deceased. The body,
enclosed in handsome metallic casket, was
conveyed from the cathedral and deposited
i'm the hearse by the pall-bearers, who were
Captain William English, Messrs. John
Ahcrn, Francis J. Kelley, Joseph l.. Whitta.
ker. Joseph Augustine, Patrick BrannaD, and
Kendall O'Dwyer.
Mr. Hagan was a well.known citizen, re-
sistrar in Jt flerson Ward, and ut one time q
member of the City Committee and City
School Board.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-20

THE THEATRE To-NnHr.- Tonight tne
sheridan. Mack & Day Combination CON- ,l
mepce an engagement at the Theatre. Tue
show.bills which, have been posted up on
the boards aloag the streets have attfac.ea " q
good deal OF attention. and no douot tue
Theatre will be full. ,,.
The Norfolk Vir9inian has the following
paragraph concerning this Combinatton
s.Tne matinee yesterday afternoon a1a
the entertainment last night by the Sneii-
.dar,. Mack & Day Combination and Hafse-
tr Company were well attended, and at each
there were more manifestations OF pleasure
than are usually displayed at our temple OF
amusement We attended, aud must say
that we were agreeably surprised at the per.
Torrance, aud feel impelled TO give II our
almost unqualified approval. Messrs. sherl,
dan and Mack in their character aching anu
Dutch songs and dances are superb.
"The Stewart Sisters in their songs ana
dances were Incompatible. Miss Alice Jour.
dan IT.. her character songs, Little Sarrle
Boshell in the song Drunkard's Ch'id;,
and the banjo solo OF Mr.. Deyere, were eacn
and every one the best of their kind seen
here for many days. The pantomlme was
also highly appreciated, and the whole per-
Torrance was so provocative OF mirth as We
never witnessed"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-20
BY Frank d. Hill,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. HOS Main street.

VERY VALUABLE BRICK DWELL.
Y ING. No. lO4, ON THE NORTH SIDE +
MAIN STREET BETWEEN FIRST AND
SECOND, FOR SALE AT AuCf1ON.1At me re-
quest Of the owners ! will sell on THURSDAY ,
October cpd. AT AZ o'clock T.. NJ, on the premises.
the very desirable PROPERTY located as described
above. The house is well built and conveniently
arranged. containing ten rooms with modern I'M
provtinenis brick Kitchen, with four rooms, brick
Stable, &C., &c. The lot fronts on Main street 80
feet, with depth Of 100 feet TO wide alley.
This offers an opportunity 10 purchasers rarely 70
be met with, as the property is so we'll arranged
and in such an eligible neghoorhood that further
description Is deemed unnecessary.
TERMS: Very reasonable, being only one-fourth
casI: the balance in six, twelve, eighteen. and
tweniy-four months, secured by negotiable notes
ring six per cent.
he property can be purchased privately before
day Of sale. FRANZ II. Hull,
or laid ku,iOneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-20
BY Lyme 4 Brother,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers'
No. 1912 Main street.

uANDsOME BRICK RESIDENCE
i'll AND A SMALL BRICK TENEMEINsTT AZ,
JOINING, SITUATEp ON THE !, NoK S,H = GrTE
OF BROAD STREET BETMEES, NY iT,i e. .es1,l
SIy1H AND TWENTY. SEVENTH STREETS >,
ClHuRCH HILL, FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUu IN
TlON.-We SHALL Mt the request OF me 9wnsT' se
at public auction. ON the premises, on
p. 81. the above described property. I ne man
mansion, now occupied by Mrs. Mary u: smil H.
some Dorch in front. rre small house contains
about four rooms &C. The lots front together %
By $50 feet. g aos;-od
or sub-diyid ID as will he by reference 10 plal
at hour of sale, and Is without any exception one
of the most desirable and conveniently sriangc I
worth The attention OF any one desiring good ana
comfortable home n,oru-p
TERMS: At sale. L1 q ~ b..oi nGh.
. 'Tb - NSTu AuCtlOnccFS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-20
b James L. Appcrson,
Real Estate Huctj0neer and Agent,
No. l016 Main street.

EXECUTORS AUCTION SALE OF
II THAT FlRST-CLASS MANSION NO. 9, 0S
SOUTH SIDE WEST FRANKLY, BhEH Ef.N
FOUSHEF. AND ADAMS STRhtTS.-Sy request
Of Mr. Lewis Gintcr, executor Of lie lat" Roscoe D.
Heath ESQ. who also acts IN pursuance OF decree
of the Chancery Court OF the city Of Richmond OF
the 9Th January, S74, VIII sell. nnon the prem
Uses on TUESDAY. October 20, 1874. ~ O'Clock
r. NJ. The aboye-descrihcd valuable RESlDLNtt,
I'm the occupancy of ". W. Henry. Esq. contain
ing about twelve rooms. balh and Other coseS, &C.
all Of fine height furnished throughout win marble
mantIes, and in every other respect butt ma ln-
ished in the very test manner for Mr.. !ieaths own
use, apparently without regard To COST or care IN
making IL an elegant ar comfortable home. &C
commoduions for servants. &C., are ample. Lot
34B By 1853 feet to Il wide alley.
Whether regard be had 10 It's loca ion I'm me nest
ana most fashionable street Of the city, Win uneA-
ccptionaDe surroundngsl. or the style convenience:
Sc. of the improvements 1t IS choice piece Vi
properly. and the most desi rable on he market
TERMS: Une.fourth cash: the balance al slX
twelve, and eighteen months FOR negotiable notes.
with interest payable haf-yeary anu Title retained
until the whole purchase money IS paid.
oc 5-tds j. l.. APPERSDN. Auctonecr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-20
BY Lyme s Brother,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers'
Nn, 1912 Main street.

MEAT FRAMED TENEMENT ON s, I I IL
TtET 2go sTREET Opposite THE BROAD
sTRREtT TKiNITY CHuKCH, ASp S 4 y m ~ :
DEsIRABLE Lot With A SMALL mi rE aM Sr = !.
KRooK WAREHOUSE On EIGHTEEEisNs,rrth
BETWEEN BROAD AND G Craze sr We srsI
FOR SALE AT PUBLIC. AUCIioN.-1mng sns.
DAY the ga day Of October s74, at O'Clock z:
NJ in order named the foowing rel sitate y w1 on
Rrnad street located as above described, containing
four rooms, Sc. 80, ~ urp ,rED
Cd. hat valuable LOT, with small tKAMhD
containing three rooms: Kitchen. &c.
TO any one desiring good and comfortaDle ntl i
homes or 4 good investment this offers goou OPP
portuni1y. ,porurp
30 ~ aucGioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-20
MANCHESTER NEWS.

CHESTERFIELD CIRCUIT CoURT.-The atten-
ton of this court was engaged yesterday in
the hearing of cases on the civil docket. That
Of Cotworthy us. Multra, who sued for an
assault and battery, was continued until TO-
day.
In the case OF Andrews, Ordway, aud
Green the question of States rights and
United States rights is involved. The suit
was brought by the counsel for the appel
lants in consequence Of the assessor Of ChcS-
terrified having assessed the parties to the
suit for improvements in the shape Of sheds,
&C., for the purpose of dressing stone for
the United States Government, the appel.
lantS claiming that they are not liable 10 tax
alton. The Commonwealth, through its
representative, Colonel Ambers, claims to
the contrary in view of the fact that the
land has never been coded by the State Of
Virginia to the United states. The case was
argued by the counsel on either side and
submitted 10 the court. Judge Weisiger re-
served his decision.
MAYORS CoURT.-In this court yesterday
his Honor Mayor Chiles disposed Of the fol-
lowing cases:
George Browder, charged with fighting
and using indecent language in the street,
was fined SO.
George Turner. charged with being a
bogus policeman. and as such arresting a
negro, was tiued s..
PoLlTIcAL.-RuSh Burgess and number
of his followers, including Chandler and
Maddox, held meeting at Midlothian Satur-
day night. On the way 10 their destination
they met Mr.. B. A. Hancock, the Conserva-
tive county superintendent of Chesterfield,
who was on his way home from the grand
Walker demonstration held at Glover Hill,
ADD an invitation Was eX ended him to attend
ard reply 10 them. Mr.. Hancock picked up
the gauntlet, aud Waikered the whole batch
off handsomely.
To show how unsatisfactory it was to Bur-
CESS d Co., notice was given that they would
try il over again next Saturday.
Auoth,r Burgess meeting will also be held
at Chester on Thursday.
SET FOR WEDNESDAY, The Hatcher will
case has been set for trial Wednesday in the
Circuit Court.
ANNIvERsARY.-Last Sunday arrangements
were consummated for grand anniversary
celebration of the Baptist sunday school, TO
tale place this coming week.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-20
LOCAL MATTERS.

Dvsprs sTE CONFLICT BETWEEN POLICEMEN
AZ, AN gx.CoNvlcT.-Sunday morning oe-
tween 9 and 10 o'clock Serseant DAD: Wfe,,
,,nar the corner of Seventeenth and WASH
;ncton streets, met up with Henry SIMS
reoro convict, who some time ago cscL "
from a gang at work In the mountains. hIe
Sergeant ATTEMPTED 10 arrest SIMS, oa1 oe
tnrned and fled towards the oia aa.ket'
Oft;cer Micbacis happening TO oe near;
SrasSed In ciiIze,'S clothes, gave ch3se ana
.ayortnol the fugitive, seized him ny tue cor
n. n,,a threw him. Before Wren couia
~.,,,e "a his assistance Sims got up ana ran
- The SQUARE between Poplar street ana
y;c,or,s mill. both officers following, ana
1yren shooting at him. MichaelS again
caught him "a he WIS getting over renee
hnt he scrked away :ssd hurled or'ck,
,rb;s, struck Miciaels tetween The sboui-
,,ers and Knocked him down. At this time
Wren was going aroand the square 10 neao
OF the fugitive, aud was running along fop-
lar sire when Ire saw Suns approaching
from the opposite direction. The later
stopped, ;umpcd over fence. and squattea
down. Wred came up, and reachinS MS
pistol over the fence. ordered nm 10 SUI
render. Surprising he had done so, ne
withdrew bis pistol, and IN an l3sant
Sims raiSeu up VIII u uIith III VS. h"n" "~
reaching over the fence struck the o1ncer
a violent blow on the back Of the bead. The
blow irflicted severe scalp wound ana
stunned Wren. but he steadied himself oy
the fence and fred two Intellectual shots at
the enemy while in full flight. About this
time Michaes, having recovered, came up
and erasped the convict as he was passing
through garden. He struck Sims three
times over the head with his club, having no
pistol with him, aud the two clinched and
rolled oyer ard over in the dirt, unit! Sllps,
being the larger and stronger, released h'nl-
self and both rose. McbaelS then received
q blow from brick which struck the thumb
OF his uplt.cd hand, glanced against his
head, and knocked him dGwn.
Sims now ran away unmoiesled across the
railroad aud over tue bill toward Towards
Grove Hospital, he Off ers having lost sight
OF him in a building near the railroad, into
which they were m>dlecicd by another
negro.
Il is believed that one OF Sergeant Wren's
shots took Effect, and il + yet expected that
Sims will be captured, as the wound Will
bctray him.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-20
USLAwfuLLY Observation-Disclosures

UNLAwfULLY yesterday
morning +. T.. Cabeli, Esq, Common.
weaIth's attorney, called the attention OF
Acting Police Justice Crew to the fact that
Tom RELY, who had been arrested for cut
ting nan named Valentine, bad been dis
charged by Justice Cunningham 10 violation
flaw.
Mr.. Cabeil expressed determination to
put stop to such irregularities on the part
OF justices OF the peace.
Justice Crew immediately ordered that
RELY be rtarrested.
Captain tyler aiterward wrote O, note to
Justice Crew, in which be stated that REILLY
had been discharged by Justice Phelps ut the
request OF Valentine. But il Is held that
Justice of the peace has no authority to dis
charge o party who there is reason to believe
has com united felony.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-20
WANTS.

A FiRST.CLASS MATCHMAKER de-
n sires Il SITUATION In any southern town as
a trst-cass waiclrepairer; also. French and Eng
lish clocks. Most satisfactory references given.
Apply by letter 10 j. r. X DAELLI. care of Mr..
Keller, watcI-maferial dealer. 64 Nassau street.
New York CRY. Room l. The advertiser speaks
Italian, French, and English tluenily. oc cost !
WANTED. TO buy or lease a SMALL
w FAPM Of 100 or 100 acres within eight
miles of the city the north preferred. Is p
ply, by letter. 10 b. A., DiSpatch Office.
oc 20-OSw1tk
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-20

UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RIcBMoND Posi-. OFFICE OCTOBER 10. 1874
MIR. Reuben Gaines, care Of Rev. Scott
Gwathmey, Fourth Baptist church, Rich
mond, Virginia; L. L. spilman, Esq., attor-
ney at law, Richmond, Va; Mr.. George p.
Lishtloot, Port Royal, Caroline county,
Va: Mr.. J. =. Bell, l0S Main street, Ly nch-
burg, Va; Mr.. Charles L. Stephen. Caroline
county, Guiney's station; Mr.. Thomas Starke,
MAJ ket-houSe Stall No. 1G, Norfolk, Va;
Governor james l.. K"npcr. Richmond.
Va: one addressed SmithtieId, Isle of Wight
county, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-20

VIVIAN AT THE v1RG1sIA OPERA-HoUsE.--
Professor Wyman, the wizard ana Yentrlio-
quiSt, commenced series OF ENTERTAINMENTS
nj the Virginia Opera-H House last night, and
will exhibit his wonderful lile-moVing ana
speaking marionettes every night TINS week.
One of the features of the Professors enter
tainment is the distribution OF presents.
Every person who purchased a ticket re-
ceiyed gift of some description--no blanks.
Wyman has always drawn crowded houses
in Richmond. and we have 90 doubt he will
have a like reception tonight.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-20

The Dull HAEEAs Courts CASE The Dun
h0beGS C0rpnS ca,e "aS 10 nave oecn ifiec ny
Judge Guison yesterday. The prisoner was
brought up TO the courtroom at Il O'CLOCK,
and in the absence Of Captain George D.
Wise, his partner, Mr. Robert Howard, APP
pcarcd as his counsel. and Dir. Caoeli was
there to represent the Commonwealth. Mf'
Fowlkes, probably not having received The
process OF he court, was not present. Mr..
Cabell said that The testimony elected at the
Police Court had been accurately reported
in the Dispatch, and he was willing to rest
bis case on that. Judge Guigon, however.
expressed desire to have Mr.. Fowlkes here,
so that be may be cross-queslioned anew,
and the bearing was therefore postponed
until tomorrow morning. and an officer was
sent to Amelia for MIR. FoWlkes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-20

To The Local Editor Of the Dispatch:
see by au evening paper notice in re.
gard 10 the unlawful discharge Of Thomas
Reilly, from the reading OF which one would
Judge | was interested in the discharge of
him. issued the warrant for his arrest,
but bad nothing to do with his discharge.
i do hope you will SO state it in your notice
to. morrow. Yours,
JUDsoN CUSNlNGHAM, j. ?.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-20
BY Grubbs & Williams.
Auctioneers and Zeal Estate Agents,
Eleventh street bstSeen Main and Bank.

rgNRUSTEE'S SALE OF THE VERY
i VALUABLE WHEAT AND CORN-MlLL
one MILE FROM The CITY OF RICHMOND,
AND NEAR THE YORK RIVER AND Ill SA A.
TIpN.-By virtue Of deed Of .irut from John
Vi!es aud wife will sell at auction, on the pre-
misses. on WEDNESDAY, October 21st, at IL
o'clock ~, the very valu ible WHEAT and CORN
Mill formerly BIakey'c. and more recently
Bragg's. This min Is on Stonyrun creek, Il never
mill and fixtures are entirely new, and all The ma.
chinery in good order. There are nearly THREE
ACn: ; OF Las D. and the properly Is well si!u-
aied for establishing other manufactures than mil =
ing. having superintendent supply OF water. To
practical miller his is 4 rare chance for embark
Ing in profitable business.
TERMS: Liberal, and made known ON the day
of sale.
u LII j. III. ('ONRAI, Irusfoo.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-20

THE ALLEGED INTIMIDATION CASEY ester-
day morning Deputy Marshal Nye arrested
in Petersburg and brought before Commits.
sioner Atkins here Alexander Vaug baD, who
is charged with attempting by violence 10 in
timidate from tcsiitying James +. Justice in
certain cases against Petersburg Judges of
election. Vaughan gave bail in the sum of
$500 for his appearance before the Commits
sioner on next Wednesday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-20

RELEASED on HIS Own RECoGNIzANCE.-
George 7. Dobbins, who has been in Jail fer
several months charged with cutting Michael
Welsh, another sailor, was yesterday re-
leased on his own recognizance 10 appear for
indictment at the November term of the
Hastings Court. Judge Gugon intimated
his purpose to discharge Dobbins unless the
witnt sses appeared against him ut the time
CT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-20
Ry lsbell & son,
Auctioncers ana Real Estate Agents,
o. 8 eleventh street between Slain ala B..

o..
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A TRACT
" Of LAND IN THE COUNTY Of NEW
KFNT.-Pursuant 70 Il decree Of III" hmcery
Court OF The city Of Richmond rel dercd az the
10Th day Of July. i $40. IN the suit OF Williams
administrator as Nance. &C., viii sci! Al puzzle
Dad Day OF OCTUB%g. 1874. that I "a T OF
LAND Wing on the Williamsburg road. about four
miles from funstal,s station. on the hichmonl
and York River railroad. whcrcOn Mrs. I'M T.
Nance now resides containing about 3l3 ACRES:
about ilt,y OF which are under 'atiou. aud
the residue In oak and pine growth. nnc upon which
there is "A IN &c quantity of mail e easy aces.
The Improvements are comfortable dwelling
house. office In The yard large kitchen, good barn,
large stable, and courthouse. The wafer i, excel
LEM; tie neighhorhood pleasant
TERMS: One-fonrih cash blanc" al SIX. twelve,
and eighteen mcnths, the purchaser 10 1--WE his
bonds with approved, personal security fur The de-
fcrred payments. bearing Interest from di Of sale,
and tIlle retained us ultin ate security.
MILAN j LEAkE,
&C IL Special Commissioner.