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VEGE'TINE

Egork- IN TIL hum4n --tsm in psTtect h~rmOn '
.@ith Ii+tu!e'- .aw., and whine il j. pleasant I.
he tdHtv. =, u.1 ~ 1hr >t"ma h 1n.i mud III lt.
.Htu-t.c' Ou IT, TOW is, It ah ~Ofuta At \ -
Fi"u on disease, a".t is not VII. nauS, us B't
tsr-, Purgng tn iuvittd / to ft.sA hapa III Al
thav are being cared. VEGRTINE il pure
vs-ctab medicin com I,Ouniti uf''u sc;.n-
t.fic r,rinc:p"s / j. 4ndors,d K b->t n =
sic an Ne y is virtues have: lie -, :. d,
rec - me ted oul ~hcr" -CestEC Il ne lied
an j. not mixture I cheap whi,ke. spId un
Ter the cloak f BIt.e--.
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Nr,x Irnn H,Ir.iu ID ID.

The seveuty-seven barrels of he
new crop Of turE cntlne, virgin dip,
winch were Iau,leA at tha still Of Mr..
C. w. McCiamn%, OH the 28th nit, an
account of which appeared il the
JOURNAL, has been d.al,il' d, and tbs.
manufactured products wer" placed on
the market yv@'erday By Messrs-
Kerchner Il Calder Bros. The rosin
made from it was handsome aUiadotr
QIdSS.
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Fer Bilious. Remittant
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Or What is More Commonly Termed
Or What is More Commonly Termed
FEVER AND AGUE,

with pain in the Oins and through the Back an
n tosrri' 'ab chilly ~cn"atiou down the pine,
tfrGsiStisi" tisn"sili''n to ya~n, l"1n tie
Eyes. which il increased hy NOV ug them, "A
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'i.h st irt'.vl'an-v IJii w, buf it :ri
Ih - II Il >'--~. h turi WINS III uiotrf.
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Of a"seu {, nel her OF wb'Ch e. have ever
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Tne sound EsIrnptl<e RO6i Dpen
u

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ace mmolqte nl"rrnre riders and
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sound ia now open : Br ,iiey's creek
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The Novel of the Season
CHRISTIAN REIDS
"a QUESTION OF HONOR"

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LOCAL MATTERS.

YoUsa MENs CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
"A meeting of the directory Of this Associa.
tion was held at Association Hall yesterday
afternoon at 6 O'clock. Taylor Ellyson
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ably increased during the past month. In
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The Lecture Committee have made ar
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The reputation Of DIR. Willetts as success
ful lecturer is well known to our citizens, s,and
his engagement will give great satisfaction
to the members and the public generally.
The Library Committee was instructed to
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books with the money already contributed
for this purpose. {
The following ladies and gentlemen were
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE UNITED STATES CIR
CUT Court YEsTERDAY.-Judges Bond and
Hughes presided in this court yesterday
and disposed Of the following cases: ::
Joseph suukenburg, who was found gull.
ty on Wednesday of violations OF the United
States revenue laws, was sentenced to fifty
dollars fine and imprisonment for three
months.
In the case of the Petersburg Railroad
Company Tor alleged internal revenue vic,
lations, verdict was rendered for defendant,
judgment. was rendered against Hon. Jo.
seph Segar, one OF the securities OF Captain
A. W. Reynolds, late quartermaster United
States army, for $4,000. !.
In the case Of the Petersburg Railroad
Company, charged with carrying an empty
whiskey cask from which the internal rev.
enue stamp had not been erased, verdict
was found for the defendant.
Judgment was also given against Hamii.
ton G.. FAINT and j. B. Royster, securities on
the official bond Of William James, late col
lector Of internal revenue.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-06

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT, THURS
DAY-Judge Hughes presiding. In the mat
ter of G.. 81. billiard. Nathan Parker, q
creditor, was authorized to prosecute suit
in the Circuit Court of Essex county to en-
force his iudgment-lien against any real
estate in the county subject to bis lien and
not surrendered by the bankrupt in his
schedules.
In the case Of C. b. Pyle. The assignee
was ordered to sell the bankrupt's stock OF
goods and the tract Of land surrendered in
his schedules. The assignee was also di-
rected to collect all the bankrupt's chooses in
action that are collectible, and sell the bal
ance at public auction. The order Of Sep
tember 25th last was revoked. Upon the
petition of the bankrupt it was further or
dered that the assignee show cause on the
7th instant why the bankrupt should not be
allowed homestead exemption; and II nc
cause is shown the bankrupt is authorized
to purchase at the sale Of his goods to the
amount of his exemption.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-06

CASES DISPOSED OF.-In the Hastings
Court yesterday the following eases were
disposed Of:
Margaret Killgallan, charged with mer.
chandising without license. NoAe prose.
qui. ..5s::.gf.
John Brooks, Antonio Petrie, and Mary
Harris, charged with misdemeanor. 40
quilted. .>f3 -,,,..
Martha Russell and Roberta Russell,
charged with disturbing the congregation
OF Navy Hill Free-WiH Baptist church.
Acquitted. .e..z5.., ,..sl..,
Jane Hungerford, charged with keeping
q disorderly and ill-goYerned house, was
tried and acquitted .} ~
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE ON THE RICHMOND
AND PETERSBURG RoAD.-In order. to con-
meet with the trains to and from the North
the Richmond and Petersburg railroad an
nounce this morning the following new
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Afternoon mail train for the South leaves
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Except on Sunday at 8 A. NJ. Passengers
for Lynchburg may take this train, making
close connection at Petersburg. A freight
train, with passenger-car attached, will
leave at s P. M. daily Except on Sunday,
instead OF $40 p. N. as heretofore.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-06
WEATHER REPORT.

Z. .PRoRAB1L1TIEs Washington,
October 5.-For the South Atlantic and
GUT States, higher followed by falling ba.
rometer, winds mostly from southeast to
southwest. stationary to rising temperature,
and partly cloudy or cloudy weather will
prevail, with rain areas in the former, and
possibly occasional rains in the latter. s
For the Middle States, falling barometer,
increasing easterly and southerly winds,
weather, and probably high winds.
q The WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly
cloudy and warm. At night it was cloudy
and threatening, with southeasterly winds.
;, THERMOMETERS YESTERDAY: 6 a. NJ, 81;
8 A. NJ, SO; noon, 80; P. NJ, 79; 6 P.
H., 10; midnight, 81.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-06

Real Estate Sales.-F. j. Sampson, real
estate agent, has sold recently the Burton
farm, on the River road, for Messrs. FL.
Hudnall and f. M. Conner, trustees, to
Charles W. Turner, for 800 cash one small
tract OF thirty-fve acres for same to Ferdi-
nand r. Fore for two dollars per acre cash
sixty feet of vacant land on Evans and De.
catur street, for E. Shipp, to Timothy Hig-
gins for $500; forty feet near the corner Of
Nineteenth and Decatur streets to Charlotte
Deans for 800, and twenty-five acres Of
land near Midlothian turnpike, for William
Pemberton, to A. Forster for $5SG-hali
cash. balance on time,