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!. .rI.rc Of the Richmond DisHatch.l
MADISON COURTHOUSE, VA,

.-... .-LcI.cc Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
MADISON COURTHOUSE, NA.,l
November IS. 1874.
,r the -rrI. aud good news from the
--'u> ~ tvgi - II We had a country
.-l. Eyrcy eac has Smile Of content on
,...r'. nance. and ali are rejoicing, as well
3 a.ay. 10y !. seem. ~ if the time of good
.-. 10! WU.I..I forgiveness were 1t band,
N--.. !, w.G i1v IL the harbinger OF last
sc. ,-ac- - OH. country; although We still
- >n..G aGj speak Of anew rebellion" in
..,r. =. AIN y.-crU.i- for their wasted and
dix, lya.umn-. Let them mourn it is
-. OLE ilnerU. We have no unkind
a~--. however. Tor then, but hope soon
'.N '..4 j,!G.u@ the grand army for the
=. .t..A u caI~ti:utional liberty.
l.@ ~ >,na VI, asked here to-day
T-..a.. IL" y1;" on ID" +" Amendments 70
-~'D9-..GiJu " required, in order TO be
-....-.. Sc n!altrl.C OF The entire registered
W.. Z. >;a,r or 0.i: majority Of the
49, g,,.. Eu!.0:> W,Ii please give their
.-ol.
IL co:n crop Of this county is full up to
- ''"..-", anu farmers are now housing
.s...l ,1IEe have already finished shuck-
- 'av.r corn. The wheat crop has been
~"-~.': TIA, Iig-. seeded is up and looking
VI, .-DU.A that seeded last Is coming up
-! sit"iy Oh acc ,unt OF The drought. A
80 crop WAS seeded IN this county than
j.. year. The tobacco crop, though small.
-. GOOD quality, aaG Very little was in
.-.-l T.. iro.t. No rain Tor six weeks.
JACK.
II" Constitution requires majority Of
l.. ip.,> cI>,.1
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, November 13-Noon.--Stocks dull
and lower. Money, 2x. Gold, 1104. Exchange
Long, 4S6k; short, 400. Governments dull. States
quiet
Erening. Money more active at 2X@3 per cent.
Exchange very strong and higher at 4S6A. Gold
Speculation active and higher; in fact, the gold
room presented liveer scene than for j long time
past. The rise III Exchange and the prospect Of
specie shipments caused this sudden change in the
golG-room. Gold closed at 110a@S11Oa. Govern
mentS strong and active.
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Sun sels ...... 4.47 High tiie..,..... 3i
PORT OF RICHMOND. NOVEMBER B, 1874.
ARRIVED.
s, steamer Alliance, Carr, Philadelphia, merchan
dise and passengers, W. p. Porter, agent.
ehaniise an mdes1ossr, araVe5s Baltimore, mer
company. e'eN''itooa
SAILED.
d, Steamer Wyanoke, Coneh, New York, mercnan.
Steamer John sylvester, Post norfolk rnerchan-
aise and passengers, L. B. Taturn, agent.
YorE coe1 Bessie =; Dickinson Dickiusou New
schooner Martha v. Byard, Camp New York rim
N9rth river. wood, Curtis & Parker.
schooner Argo, Taylor, Baltimore vig Yarmouth
creek, lumber, Curtis & Parker :"
Schooner Rose McDevitt, Mullen. pbiladeInbia.
granite, Curtis & Parker.
schooner no. Lily Mills, Baltimore uia Old Fort,
rels,. Currie 6 Co. : ''~A '4'
Schooner p Snn, FARMERS Return, White Hampton,
Truck barrels. IL. MetZ2er.
Schooner Maria Louisa, -, James river. to load
oysters for Richmond.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
:, From Philadelphia November 18th, bark Caro-,
Brooks. =
Arrived OF Vineyard Haven November 10th,
schooners Lizzie ID. Barker, Barker, and Ada F.
Cole, Cole for Virginia.
Arrived at Boston November tn, schooner Isaac
Keen, Morrison, from Virginia.
=, Arrived at Newport November 10th, schooner
White Wing, Robbins, from Boston for Virginia.
Arrived at New York November 1th, schooners
Joseph Franklin, Randolph; Osborne & Curtis,
curtis; -. +. sawyer, Bennett: EXerion, Lyman
T. II. Eirk. Cavalitr-all from Virginia.
Brig johanna dropped below the bar last night to
finish loading flour for Rio, DUNLOP Il McCance.
Schooner Louie +. Smith, Brown, dropped down
to the Chesapeake and Ohio wharyes TO load coal
for New York.
BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK, November 13.-Arrived: San Sebas-
iinn, Westphalia. Philadelphia, New York, Eihio-
pin. Arrived out: belgium, Schiller, Ocean tx
press.
The steamship Switzerland which arrive dto. day,
encountered hurricane, In which her buwarks
and boats were stove.
DISASTER.
HAMBURG1I, November 13.-The steamship Les
sing, OF the Eagle Liue, was run into last night by
the steamship Bahia while lying 1T anchor. and had
some Of her forward plates damaged. She viii be
repaired within L fortnight. The Lessings pasSen-
gers will leave here On Tuesday next on the steam
ship klopstock.
FORTRESS MONROE, November 13.--Passed In
for Baltimore: Bark Dinjusto, from Belfast: schoo-
ner George Peabody, from Havana Arrived
Schooner Emma, Pemberton, from Nova Scotia,
leaking.
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Indian Summer.
NOVEMBER y, 1871

o. NOVEMBER II, 1914.
.,n'r 's"dcr ln4uirin9 the cause Of the
.- -,Ne' ana "hy The season is called Indian
-~!Lef, viii answer the second question
" G.o;Ins The following passage:
=. II IA pcued sometimes. however after
y. apparent onset Of winter the weather
and I'' ts warm, the smoky time commenced
r., '@,Ied considerable number of days.
- was the Indian summer because it
If.i Inso lhe lndiaus another opportunity of
,i ,.'tnS lhe settlements with their destruc-
rgp' ""fi rare - fercheoaFs History Of the
@''"J' Manchester, 1883, %. 900. w.
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plIrImnKE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, November 13.-Flour steady ana
unchar gcd. Wheat strong; amber western. I'LL
Mtl "a: No. red western, @1.2O; No: West
srn, 81. iG fair to prime western. s1.l2 reject
cd os; red Maryland 81 5gSl2s vb Tea Mnf 20
MI 80. Corn active and firm !; viii e southern
7Sc.; yellow southern, s2@e3e; mixed western western
SIC Oats steady; Southern, 629o5c' western ,,r,n
Charged Mess pork, S21. Bulk meats no stock
oferng sales could readily be made
ShGIe4c; clear rb-sides, l2c Bacon hrlier a UNI
si sid 81 lss@i4c. Sugar-cured hams, 14@l5e
Lard frmer and higher refined, l?e: nv, Me: sM
33c: rolls 29n31c. Whiskey hrmer and scarce
at o.. sugar dull at 0S@1 0sc. RE dull.
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PHILADELPHIA RICH 4>sF~M
4 MOND. AND NORFOLK STEAM ssSsssssssasa
SHIP LINE.-FOR PHILADELPHIA TWICE
a WEEk.-Until further notice the steamers OF
fbis line will leave Philadelphia every WEDNES-
DAY aud SATURDAY, and Richmond every
TUESDAY and SATURDAY at 2 o'clock.
Freight taken at low rates Tor all paris oi Ne"
Jersey, PENNSYLVANIA, and Delaware, for ProVi-
d.ucc Boston, and New Orleans. Also, for Liver
pool and Antwerp uin Red Star ana American
steamship lines, and bills OF ladng sisnef through
,tatarotsm, IS. 81. p. PORTER, Agent,
mn II No. 2425 Dock street
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RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET.

The following is the report of Mr.. l.. Gimmi
welghmasler. of the arrival, sale, &C., of live stock
from the 7th of November to the 9th Of Noven.
her, 1874:
CATrLE.-225 head common to good sold from
2k(G4kc., gross.
HoGS-12O head sold from S1z094c., net.
SuEEP.-Sold from 4G154c., gross, for good
to extra; stock sheep, Per head, sold from 2.50G
IS 25.
VEALS.-Per head, sold from S56JS 10.
Mich CowS.-Pcr head, sold from S25@$45.
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STOVES, TgNwARE, DC.

GEORGE KLEIN, dealer in STOVES,
VI TINWARE, LAMPS, &C. Toilet Sets in every
variety. Non-Explosive Oil. Particular attention
Is Invited to my large and varied stock of Parlor-
Heaters, Ranges, Furnaces, Cooking-Stoves, &c,
together with many other useful articles needed by
the accomplished housckeeper, all OF the most i'm
proved manufacture, which | will sell cheap for
cash. The public is invited 10 call and examine my
assortment OF LAMPS, embracing every cnncciva.
bic style, from the cheapest in the mar e to those
of The mos. exquisite workmanship and beauty of
design. If YOU wish to purchase on the inslalment
plan call on GEORGE KLEIN,
6I2 and Ga Broad street,
M 0S-1m Richmond, Va,
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by 1'eiegrepn.
NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW YORK, November l3.-Cotloa steady; sales
of O5l bales al 42;@1 5Ec Southern flour steaay:
common to fair extra. s4.S0@S5.75; good to
choice southern s5.s0MSS 20 Wheat IN better t.
export demand, and 1@2c. higher Sl.i9asl.22,
in better demand; S5vSSc. for new western IL X
cd. Coffee dull and lc lower; l5agel!yGS Sss i2f
for fair TO good refining; Sic. for prime. M9as-
ses-Foreign grades dull; New Orleans, 72e R re-
unchanged. rallow heavy; prime city, 9-loc
bid: held al &C. Rosin steady al So 30@S2 80 Tor
strained. TurpentiLc steady at 351ac Pork hrnet y.
and more active; western mess s2o 80 ~ ~
Gi5ic, Whiskey scarce and decidedly lrmer.
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, Petersburg.

rt2r~n,'a, '',..,.re November IS, 1874.
y ' t',,,,r,i he'd called meeting
The t;'r '',. .',1 voted 10 make an appro-
Ill, STE 60. ,,r the purpose OF ocitaN thS
o,u,tao 81 -. ,.,innt TO the Farmers Conn-
rs.NH|">'> ..,,7 North Carolina. WooSe
~ a. NF&'.' -, - Ecld in this city on TIC
~ session. w. 49,. attendance will be very
rt. .p>tI1'' =. sca authorities OF the
-.r and '"' ;. I'.,,,:,od that The delegates
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As with a man by his own aims empoisoned,
And with his charity saiL.'

FATAL RAILROAD CC.DENT.-Manassas,
Va. November 12.-William Shaw, OF
Brandy, Culpeper county, Va, in attempt
Ing to get on the down freight train, at noon
to-day. fell between the cars, four Of which
pissed over him, killing him.-Alerandra
Gazette.
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HUnAN.HAER GOODS. DC.
TIME OLDEST AND LARGEST
HTJuAS-HAIR GOODS MANDATORY, IN
THE CITY.
ESTABLISHED IN 1868

Always on hand large stock-more tnan
the iaGics of Virginia can buy or use In thr ri
or four years Hair goods at al prices re E; al
brsds from 75c. to $50 each prices tor a srnI
AZ TO 75s: wigs from Sc to $25 hait,wigs from
SO to i5 from sls aod Th aas p ware
are according 10 the quality OF ,ae gooqR a FRRmAS
al 9sl The only g pracca ia me city,
expereaes Of tsenasffaer xsa
for hair dressing imported direct from PARIS, %p
hair and fancy goods and toilet articles a. Il. nc
EhNDINIS 81 5, and Broad street. Lnos
40. e sdn s,ois avg ss.''''' oel9.Im
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49,, --~nCiloS OF Rev. T. y. DUDLEY ASSIST
Nm. nishor OF KENTUCKY Louisville, KY,
IL .a,',of l2.~Tbe Episcopal Convention
IA , ,'''' ah assistant bishop for the diocese
ari ,aS,eso Bishop Cummins, after two days
/: I14 discussion, tonight elected Thomas
it"Uty, Jr., rector of Christ church in
l1min ''9ie' Three candidates were put in
b.boIr1 ,tol---'Iz.. Bishop Hare, missionary
.!.ap = rr among Tie Indians; Rev. j. s. Ship
u Lexington, Ky; and Or. Dudley.
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COMPARATIVE COTTON STATEMENT.

NEW YORK. November 13.-Net receipts at ali
United States ports for the week l5ssSS :, ed dsts
sane week last year. nie ,e eo' last - ver
222239,,55SS bales. Exports for the week, 1880
bales: same week last year, 1875 bales tola 70
date 3S2l7l bales; to same date last year, 49,
III hsIes' Stock at all United States ports 474,-
IN last year s5ss9s bales s sh e al b Interior
f~nrnonI 1000 bales; last year, sos 900
haes. American cotton aioat for Great Britain
IoS. 600 bales; last year, 100 600 bales.
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pRoFEssIOSAL CARDS.

TTIHE FEET.-Go to Dr.. SCHULTZ.
Twenty years, practice here. Warrants 70 cure
all cases OF CoRNs, BUNIoNs, 1NGRoWfNG NAILS
&c. as also CANCER, ULCERS, and all CHRONIC
AFFECTIONS without pain. once, NO. fZS ai,in
80, between seventh and Eighth, Richmond, Va
Sc a5-Sm
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ST. LOUIS MARKETS.

ct. LOUIS, November 13.-Flour dull and I'M
changed. Corn lower; No. 2 mixed, 6S&969t
new, mixed 63g64c closing inside price. h rs
SS1 9 I2k for February. Bacon firm and in i'm
Srcved demand-only jobbing order trade: Lard
rather easier at SC. cash 12hc. Tor fenruary.
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LOUISVILLE MARKETS

LOUISVILLE. November 13.-Flour ana corn ut'-
changed. Pork quiet and unchanged. Bacon-None
here Lard, 14@14lac. for uercc; 15c. for keG'
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, November l3.-Virginia 6's, peelers,
Az; Virginia consols, So; Virginia ex-coupons,
$50. West Virginia's, ~. North Carolina 6's,
OLD, 80; new, 10; special tax, 8. Bid to-day.
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CHICAGO MARK ETS.

CHICAGO, November l3.-Flour quiet and un'
changed. Corn sseady No mixed, 20. d re1ee,i
ard lower at SIS Lard In fair demand and lower
at l3hc. Whiskey III fair demand aud higher at
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VIRGINIA AGRICULTURAL AMI
Y MECHANICAL COLLEGE.
no cc,yreac roas AND BUILDERS.

sEA,,Ep PROPOSALS are hereby iny r9Yir TOT or
asS Two ,ss slns can Se seen ether
a,.u 1890 In slack sbarg or at the once OF a.
II y -s architect Kichmond me gfap9ssass ~
be handed In on before y 81 Made e out seps.
,S for each bldug aud in detail for the des
eat branches of the MorSyz ho5 sIatins &e
ssrpenlss , - rsa.eiipg all bidsis reserved.
J he rtghs o' teJesst'' - a. BLACK, Rector.
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Or. Dudley was a compromise candidate be-:
tween the Low.Gburch party, supporting
DR.. Hare, and the High.Chureh party. sup.
porting DR.. Shipman. It understood DR..
Dudley is of conservative Views.
I'VE might say that everybody in Rich
mond will be pleased to read the above.
Bishop Dudley is iavorite son Of Rich.
mond, and deserves the confidence which
has thus been manifested in him. He is
graduate of the University Of Virginia and
of the Theological Seminary near Alex.
andria.l
DR.. Dudley lisa native of Virginia, but has
lived ID this city for the last six years. We
believe that he was a soldier in the southern
army. He is greatly beloved and respected
not only by the people of HIS own parish, but
by all who have made his acquaintance
Baltimore american. J.
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CINCINNATI MARKETS.

C1Sc1SNATI. November 13.-Flour dull ano
unchanged. Corn in fair demand ana snade
lower: car 61M62c. Lard firm at 1876. Bacon
firm and scarce; shoulders held at 94c. sides, IS
al c., to come out Of smoke. Whiskey hrm ~
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FIRE INSURANCE.

ALFIREINSU COMPANY,
IL OF LIVERPOOL AND LONDON. 900
ASSETS. pt A-'SS
itcnnsicd with Treasurer of Virgins. $4,000
IMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE COM
PANY, CT LONDON. 900 ooo
ASSETS, 'o0O
DEPOSITED with Treasurer OF virginia. .s3o,uoV
shareholders personally responsible lor tAe opii-
cations of the above companies. ~,
Representing the above staunch old knglSh conf
nanies we solicit the patronage of the public upon
their rnguestionabe security. prompt ana hDeral
settlement Of all claims, AND heavy income.
ra1n No. II OS Main street.
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D TAYLOR. DIRECT IMPORTER

M r. TAYLOR, DIRECT IMPORTER
T.. NDDEALER IN FINEFRENCH CHINA Ma
9 TtpiE GIbSSWARE, English handled
TABLE CUTLERY, finest triple; PLATED ~, TEE t,a
SETS, ICE-WATER PITCHERS; TEA Tk LIZ
SsUPirT rs. Also, GRANITE and COMMON
WtRES. Japauned and plain TN MAZE; ana
FINISHING GOODS GEN S.. 81, H.
LARGE STOCK just received direct from the
r,n.a1ies At PRICES LOWER THAN EVER:
/ respectfully invite all who ma! need goods ID
nv line TO call and examine my st2ck 4et0 p pui
chasing. ,u..oo, ,I -, 81 Post.ofticre
Nv '0 Wholesale and Retail.
I'D. CARDozo and B. ALSoP' special partners
Ann
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PROPOSALS.

= -
CITY ENGINEERS OFFICE,} +.
RICHMOND, VA, November Atm, 1851
E.-SEALED PROPOSALS. WIZ
~ no received at this Office until WEDNESDAY
NnveTher IS.h. at ~ o'clock b., Tor tnr-
nishpg the City mules and horses With EEL Eel
PROVGNDER &C., for the term OK tnres cen, IN rs
loot anv or ali bids offered, and or giving the eon-
tract fer each srcle required to the lowest pioesS
therefor. ,..,n.a he annIyjne
.Eer s Sa pi'p" 'a'' 49, ", e. CUTSHAW,
at tniS ONCE City Engineer
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FINANCIAL.
OFFICE OF VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP A
PACKET COMPANY

OFFICE OF VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP AND)
PACKET COMPANY. ?
RICHMOND, Va, November lutn, lS74.}
HOLDERS OF THE SCRIP OF THIS
IL COMPANY are again urgently requested to
hand their scrip 10 the trustees AT the National Bank
OF Virginia. aud receive their proportion of the Old
Dominion steamship Company stock held by this
Company.
The transfer books will be closed from November
Eth tone week from date) until January. 1875.
al persons who have not Yet received Old Do
minion steamship Company scrip for-thcir surren-
dcrcd Virginia steamship and Packet Company
stock Will please apply 1T once TO the trustees Tor the
same u. J. BURR,
President Virginia Steamship and
10 1l-lw Packet Company.
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAIL-
Road COMPANY. !

RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAlL~i
Road COMPANY. !
JUNE 2sTH, 1874, trains
" on this road will run rs follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND SoCTH.
500 A. NJ, THROUGH MAIL. daily except Sun.
day., connecting for all points South
and West Sleeping-car attached.
500 A. NJ, FKEIG Iir IRA IN daily Except Sum.
day., with coach attached, for Peters
burg and stations OH the S0uthside
road, Lynehburg, and the West
1:45 p. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
for all points South and West. Pas
sengers taking this train will make
close connection at Petersburg foS
Norfolk.
$50 p. NJ, FREIGHT daily Except Sunday,
with coach attached.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
Sunday with coach attached.
1900 NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
with Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad for Ill points Eass
and West.
500 P. ~, FREIGHT daily Except sundayh
coach attached.
sos P. NJ, THROUGH NAIL daily (exsepssuns
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad
for ali points East and West. Pullman
Sleeper attached runnina through 70
Baltimore. Also making close con.
necton with The Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad for the Virginia Springs and
points North and West.
The MAIL TRAINS will not stop between Rich
mond and Petersburg except at Manchester ano
Chester. w - r,.
$50 Z. NJ. Returning, Will leave Clover LUZ at o
J.. II. daily except SanCay.
ALL TRAINS leaving petersburg Will start from
Appomattox depot. o1,.w o,,or,,,onaon,
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NLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP EsTM
" COMPANY. ss;slsfsslStssD
FOR NEW YORK.

This company will dispatch one Of their splendid
steamers-Of.D DOMINION, WYANOhE, !SAAC
BELL, RICHMOND, ALBEMhRLE, and HAT
TERAS-every TUESDAY, FhlDAA, aho GUN
These ships are entirely new, and were built e1.
TIey have Splendid saloons, staterooms and bath
The fare, accommodations, and attention are I'M
surpassed. ,,o,, o,,,.-,-
at New York on the CoInpany's covered pier, 81
North river. y.,- r,-,u. .,o.
Frelghts for points beyond New I ORE iorwarneG
g Freirht received until z. n. daily.
FOR furtlier information, apply 10
GEORGE W. ALLEN e CO., Agents,
ana office Compary's wharves, Rockets,
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TOHN II. CLAIBORNE,
~ No. 110S MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA,
nv PANY, OF NEW YORK.
CASH ASSETS, OVER..........''.'..F oo'ooo'ooo
Cash dividends SURPRISING all others ut nrSt anu
every anniversary Of policies. , ,,,,r, aud
Premiums payable ANNUALLY seihl-ahno"i' - '''i'
quarterly. -, ,a,,os. ooron.nv In The
ne otuest, i"i se''' ~ no 10
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
" ROAD-On and after SUNDAY, September
90. 1874, nasscpeer trains will run as foQows1
S~' AZ DIT

" ROAD.-On and after SUNDAY, SeplemDex
90 1874 Messenger trains will run as foloWs9
FROM RICHMOND. -,
$50 A. M. MAIL TkAiN.-for GoroonsSliles
Charlottesville. Staunten, CoFsngton, ana an
Intermediate stations daily Except sunday ar
irving at Coyinston at GAO i. NJ. This train
connects at Gordonsyille for Orange; Co., CSpspe1,
Warrenton, Manassas, Alexandria, WasDlngtons
and the North, and at Charlottesville for LyBch.
burg, Bristol, Knoxville, Chattanooga, ana thsI
South. ...,.,,,u,ox, n,,srx, w.
Gordonsye ana all intermediate stations daiiy "a.
cent Sunday, arriving at Gordoasyile Mt S:3Ofs
81. ,,,-,,,,, rec, o., a.,
donsvlIe Charotesyille sapnton Goshen a Mill:
west of While SULPHUR daily except Saturday, ar
riying at Huntington a: $50 r NJ. This trair cons
meets at Gordonsvilie for Washington, Balfiro0res
and the North, ana st Huntington VITA Steagisfs
Bostona and Fleetwood for Cincinnati anu al POM
West and Southwest, arriving at CfneiunAu ~ q A1
III.
Baggage checked through.
For through tickets, rates, anu 1ni0rnauon, ~,
ply at S26 Main street, Ballard aa u a.,
tex or at the company'S Office Broad street ana Sie
teeutb. a DI M a.. ttronnt
w G.. WISHHAs6. Vicc-presifent. - BE ".
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

PALMYRA, VA, November 4, 1874.
The rnrties interested in the above suit and the
inquiries therein directed 10 De taken VIII piease
rnEn notice that the undersigned, commissioner In
cbancery of The Circuit Court OF Fluyanna county
has anuointed THURSDAY, December 3, 1874, at
hi' otAo' j. SAMUEL PARRISH,
Commissioner i'll Chincery.
A. A. GRAY, p. q. nv '-''f"
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C0URT ORDEAS.

TN FLUVANNA CIRCUIT COURT,
l. SEPTEMBER TERM, 1874:
3. II. Jones and Mary W. his wife, and Thomas
W. Timan. ..".....Ilaiutius'
against ~ ;,
Samuel C. Tilman, Jacob NJ Tilman, Samuel Ii.
Kidd and Hannah his wife, Powell -. Morris ana
sarah p his wife. and others ........ Defendants.
EXTRACT FROM DECREE.
And the court doth direct one OF the COMMISSION
crs OF this to take an account IN addlon 10
those heretofore, showing the parties Interested III
the fund for distribution in this and canount
Of their respective interests being governed III the
settlement Of said account by the view OF the court
rs herein expressed. And the same commissioner
i likewise directed 10 ascertain whether There Is any
liai,,ity and IL SO, the amount thereof upon the
defendant samuel c. Tilman, or any other person;
on account of the occupancy OF the lands La the Dill
mentioned or any part thereof, before The purchase
by the said samuel T.. Ilman.
Notice of the time ard place of taking the &C,
counts herein directed 10 be taken. u puoilshed
once q week for four successive weeks in some
newspaper published In he city of Richmond shaii
lie c0i yalent 10 personal service rs 10 all the pres
eycent Samuel &. Iilman, who shall be entited 10
personal service OF notice; all when accounts tii
aid commissioner is directed to state, settle ana
rcuort TO the court, with any other matter speciaiy
stated deemed pertinent by himseit or required py
any purity interested 10 be so stated.
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A GREAT SAVING OF FUEL WILL
N be secured with open CRATES by the of
THE PATENT CORRUGATED FIRE-BACk,
for warming two or more rooms. II can be put in
front.
For particulars and references, apply TO T.. A.
Crenshaw or the Richmond Stove Company, or
J. 5. RAGLAND, who win put them up and give
estimates &c S-3m
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