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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-04

STABBED WITH A BAYONET.-Just before
the arrangements for the tournament were
completed yesterday, and while crowd
was gathering to witness the fitting, an un-
fortunate affair occurred which was talked
Of good deal upon the grounds. and
created some excitement. Policemen Lloyd
and Cosby discovered a number OF youths
getting over the fence Of the enclosure on
the right of the Grand Stand, between the
Grand Stand and the Broad-street road, and
went to arrest them. They succeeded in
taking into custody a youth named Parsley,
who lives on Seventeenth street; and, see
ing other boys farther off getting over the
fence, turned Parsley over TO Cadet Ward,
who was. on. duty in that vicinity,
and. went latter the other youthful
offenders. ), While az 7they,,tu5 We're gone
the prisoner went oG@the fence and
started TO !get over, promising that ne
would not disturb the guard any further II
he was allowed to! go, away unmoiested:
while on the fence, however, the cadet
thought he had sufficient cause, and stuck
the Young man with his bayonet in:the ieg'
inf,icting painful though not necessarily
dangerous wound. There are one or two
versions of the unfortunate affair, but all
the facts will probably be brought out this
morning, when thesI case VIII be investi-
gated. The surgeon OF the corps ,of cadets
dressed Young Parsley's wound, and he
was then sent to lis homo in carriage.
Cadet Ward was arrested, but. suDse-
ouently bailed until to-day. 49, Y
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Il Chapter of accidents. On yesterday
morning as three youths were riding horse
back, from the ineighborhoodo Of Warwick
to the Fair-Grounds,l one. OF them, named
Carter, was thrown in the outskirts Of Man
chester, and had his left arm broken in two
places. a surgeon was dispatched for, and
in q short time arrived, when the broken
limb was properly set. -! ~ - I's
Mr.. j. Is. Anderson, OF this city, mailer
on Belle Isle, had thumb ierked off on
Thursday afternoon while at his work. S..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-04

Manchester Methodist Con- ference
the Fourth Quarterly Conference {ReyaD.
P. Wills presiding elder) Of the Methodist
Church for Manchester station, held here
Thursday night, the following stewards were
elected for the ensuing year !: ). r. Perd1e,
j. NJ. Perdue, j. Fl. Hatcher, T. w. Crow,
Z. w. Waugh, D.. j.. Weisiger, w. w.
Pool. j. H. Hughes, j. c.. Wells, John
Perry, and c. B., Dunford. ,..s
= Mr.. r. G.. Latham, superintendent OF the
Sunday school Of the Manchester Methodist
church, having resigned his position, Mr..
w. w. Pool was elected to fill the vacancy,
Mr.. j. C. Wells was elected superintendent
Of the Fifth-Street school.
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WEATHER REPORT.

PROBABILITIES TODAY Washington,
November 3.-For the South Atlantic States,
rising barometer, northwest to northeast
winds, and cooler, clear, or partly cloudy
weather will prevail. ~
For the Middle States, rising barometer.
northerly and westerly winds, colder and
generally clear weather, Succeeded by
warmer southwesterly winds northwest Of
Allegbanies. ss
Cautionary signals will continue at East
port. as. G.s9a
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly
cloudy, windy, and cool.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 6 A. M., 66 F.;
8 A. NJ, 6S; noon, SO; 8 P. NJ, co; P.
NJ, So; midnight, so.
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The Fair Over.

Police CoUIT, YEsTERDAY.-Polace-
Justice Joseph ~. White presidtng.-
William Sheppard (colored) was up to an
sWer the charge Of stealing "a lot OF furni-
ture valued at, five dollars from Randall
Tunstall (also colored). Tunstall swore that
Sheppard had not only stolen his furniture,
but had actually succeeded in depriving
him OF his wife's affections, and had caused
n family row, resulting in his dear Eda
leaving his domicil and taking up her abode
with that Sheppard, and that was more than
human nature could stand up against, ana
it made him mad to see the wife OF his
bosom sitting down and letting Sheppard
comb her hair. ts
Sheppard than took the stand, and swore
that TInstall was bad man, and was also
very cruel to his wife, One time, not long
back. he knocked Eda, over o stove and
broke her spine, and Thursday Tunstail
wrote him a lettersaying that he was going
to! shoot him on sight 4 i ~
The Justice placed both PARTIES under
bonds to keep the peace for threemonths,
and advised Eda to- go back to her husband.
John Davis, the United States deputy
marshal for. the Eastern District OF VIZ
einia who made demonstrations as u to
Shoot Mr.. WesterloH Thursday night, was
fined 80. Panlyt5n ihfii'i.ii III: 4 Z. = -.
q w. 'Meekins (coloredI charged with steal.
inc SIS from; Emily Abby. Gfhe case was
continued until Monday. ~. ~, -! = !,
John Cummins, .cursing, abusing, ana
threatening to assault NJ Shlnault. VIII Q
stick, was fined 81 and costs. 3: I. a
Lewis Albany, arrested Tor stealing t.No
shirts from II. 'Conklin, was committed for
thirty days in default OF surety. - Il
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hay Of the following BOOKS viii be sent TO any
address on receipt of the price:
LORD MACAULAY'SLI LIFE AND LETTERS. Two
DA%iEf yaHinei DEEospA. fs by George Eliot, author
H2 e fM1 a5'fGsyf 6EsTNEs ffser Romsncc. BY wke
EvEs4IDAF ERnf; F+TR5i TRef1G sgs: c. Holana author
sLVEk Z! hs'I'np PiTCHERs. hGss CENTENNIAL LOVE
STORY. BY L. NJ. Alcott. Cloth. $3.50.
HELEN's BABIES. By, their Latest Victim. Pa
cHhTTEEBox for 1876. s1.sos -, :, OK
THE FH FFATTksko IPf r. oNMoH E9M ot Ills.
HTpEs rEks b ~ MIA S per
Fof SUMNER AFTERNOONS: By Susan coot1. co0otl1
THE 757ss MF 9s AEFHfHsa e IL fsaea ee
EEyERIEs OF BACHELOR, By Donald Mitch IN,
BOOKS THAT EVERY FARMER SHOULD
THE, GRAPE CULTURIsT. By A.. s.. Fuller
- HE SMALL FRUIT cULTUR1sT. ByA. s. Full
HEErzTf}EiE BREEDS: a1ANAsEMENTASD 5,,:.s u
RANDALL On SHEEP HUsBANDRY. $3.50
&rkS1W oM MICH CONS ;r,1s Rs noe a. -
THE TILE AHHAS NHERG2S GATIEE RaST9gkk
$if5? ehe5i!sf BY George
HEkhbx hEs12Nx By fsw
wISp9W GARDENING. BY Henry T. Williams
SFAEEs ANn VINE Rx GsoEgs Hgsmap $3.50
G4kBHS!Na }ok FLsAsgEE; lAifi $50. u
}}RREEAArSp }REAc S SakM pkASSaT 3N s15e sl'o
DRAINING FOB PROFIT AND HEALTH. 1.5o.
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fist OF ADVERTISED LETTERS RE-
LNAINlNG IN THE MANCHESTER POST
OFFICE NOVEMBER 1. 1876.
LADIES LIST.
Anderson Eu- Johnson Betty Sandcrson, 5. +.
,.'Ya Miss Stokes. II. 5.
Ernilrv Fannie Lcouard,Juia \. Turner. Anna +.
Eowr.,. Virginia Perkinson. NJ. E Ward. Nancy
H. Puryear, II. j. Washington,
GrlIlrit,. Isabella Pcrdue w +. Fannie
G!b',>. 4. Y. Robinson, Mamie " auSh, Sarah "
,'3iGson. Sue
GENTLEMEN'S LIST.
Naius James Holloway. K. s. Rcams. Jas. ".
Eatrr Richard Jackson, Rufus Spencer, Martin
Er5wr james Jones. James Sebsrnc, Thomas
Eururftc, A. W. klcyeSlhl. Fred. Turner. j. T. L.
r,i'Iy. Willie Lorruack, Danl Turpin, Edward
Carter. ". l.. Laprade. +. ). Taegcr, Conrad
,"N. George u. Larrabec 4. :. l2l
Dunn. A. Wa and +. +. Mo0drluse, y. b.
Frr.lricis. ThoS. Mays. Henry Walker 4 Hobbs,
Glaiic George +. Nash. William Watkins j. Mayo
il.a~,n Ely Otev, EdwardT. Wilkerson. Dan'l
ROBERT DEATTIE, P. NJ.
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The Counca.-ThereW was no quorum pre-
sent at the regular semi-monthly meeting OF
the Councillast night. A called meeting OF
that body will be held on Monday evening
at; 6 O'Clock to consider the report OF the
Committee on Light. 3lEf .1.fi.I..I
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EXCELSIOR CLUD.-The members of this
| Club are to meet at their headquarters, 215
Broad street, at 81 O'Clock this evening, for
the purpose OF joining in the 4. X. K. meet
ing. The members ought to be prompt in
their attendance. .i,tr t,.-..-s.a.. .s-....r
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y HOTELS

,NLOBE HOTEL, AUGUSTA, Az
W Thoroughly renovated, rcmodeiied, and newly
Furnished; located in the centre OF business; aud
under the present management will he SURPASSED
BY no HOTEL IN.gHz SOUTH ~ tt,sta5.t -
bfr. THOMAS NJ. BINF0RD, formerly OF the drm
of w D.DIair Co., Of Richmofd, u chief clerk &c
this hotel, and sollcis the OF his friends
from Virgfnia and elsewhere. q 81
.Ii'rog c. 81! /. JOHN; w. CAMERON.
Sc 29-tD1s ,ls 3. -. Proprietor.
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MEETING AT WnITLock' 's.-There was a
very good meeting Of Conservatives at
Whitlock's store, in Henrico county, yes
terday.;. Addresses were made by justice
j. N Hopkins and H. A. Atkinson, Jr. F..
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Manchester at the X. X. x. DenaonStrd-
tion.-The sTboysn OF Manchester will
make good showing at the grand closing
demonstration to be held in your city by the
X. K. KS this evening. The fact that they
will be enabled to hear such speakers as
General Roger A. Pryor, General Echols,
and Governor Walker, will induce many OF
our citizens to 60 over. Mayor Chiles, who
is one OF the yice.presidents, will certainly
attend, and the presence Of our most influ-
entail citizens may be counted upon.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-04

NoBBY STYLES OF NEcK-WEAR, embracing all
the new designs OF, Cbancellors, Teck's, Marquis,
Windsors &C., Id great variety, FOR sale very low By
= n SPENCE & iSoS.S iissf..tstj tat 2ft@- IA.
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Radical PerSecution.-Af few weeks ago
Messrs. n. A. Crowder and c.. T.. Goode,
members OF the guard at Granite, were
forced to resign their positions owing to
their expressing themselves as Democrats
and sustaining Captain Brady for firing
guns in favor OF g Blue Jeans y: OF Indiana.
dav r.' we W,' c called % upon Captain Brady, and
he Informed us that he was unable
to say why the men left, but knew they
had expressed themselves as Democrats.
he also stated that he looked upon. them
while he was captain Of the guard ;as the
best men he had on his force. These men
further state that, owing to their expression
in favor of Tilden and Hendricks, that IN
suits were forced upon them by one OF the
bosses, so that it was impossible, for them
to live there and stand it, consequently
they resigned. How is this for intimida'
ton? - ~"
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HYAcNTH AND BULBS ofl All kinds, for til plant.
ing for winter ,bsoomtns, at BfoRrox's, corner Of
Main aud Resez7otr streets. s., 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-04

). IsrnEssB B,C1RcuEATrosi-Fifsy thousand copies
OF. the .Yiyginia Red Estate Journatlwnl be
issued about the 18th OF November, Messrs CIIAF-
FIN, STAPLES CO., the proprietors, solicit few
more advertisements Of On gnohie echarac-
ter upon reasonable terms. There Is no better me-
>dium OF reachingthe new settlers in Virginia than
the Real Estate Jour,pais - lE:t tsH ~ Biz.
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80 10 sYcLr BnornERs, and ses sor,a az those
afty.cent alpaca worth 75c. per yard
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SOMETHING ExTRa.-Just received . new lot OF
California scarlet nanhel stirts and drivers medi-
Gated and certain cure for CAN ieasy
L, B. SPENCE & SoN.t,;.,- esit oi !l:tal.taGii ~.
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g WYNAH's MATINEE. ~ Wyman win give o
matinee at,2 o'clock this afternoon, and his
farewell performance tonight. ri
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a large. and beautiful line of cHILDRESH sk. z.
Rfyo and OPERA RLANyEL; cLoAEs ~ .tY De ss sou
cheap at JULES MEF II i, =, 1
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READY MADE oLorhISo at low prices and oyer
coats to astonish the fpeopie.t Call eary mt
Main street, F. p, SpENcss& Sos.1ti,i h1Ts% &.
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GONE ITO OREGON. MIR. Claiming M.
Bolton has gone TO Oregon to- reside sor five
years. s,asqE{ .s.s. &. isi. sl rs, B. I
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q BOARDING.
poARDING-HOUsE, a ',..

No. 715 FRANKLIN STREET, CORNER oE EIGHTH
STREET. IA, fssa
Pleasantly located In q central part OF the city,
one square from the Capitol Grounds and one square
from Main street. convenient 20 Corn and Flour Ex-
change, Tobacco Exchange, cust0m-house, post
office, depots, and churches OF all denominations
City railway passes by the door. Es, 5s
Occupants wanted for three rooms, dressing room
and bath attached, furnished or unfsrnlshed,s Day
and TRANSIENT boardcrs accommodated. Terms mod
crate. -, iSst ,sg+ Il ocx6SzWre
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tS FANCY sraAw and WEE DxsloSs OF cgesy de-.
tsestptioa fof flowers at 5f0afoNst CORNER 6f Main
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8irhaulld 1ispatrll,

E5-THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE CONFINED CIRCU-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY
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,,
p CocoAEUr CREAM c6SpI, CHOCOLATE 1ors'
and al sof. i DROPS can be h9do Pr
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i Two HUNDRED AND FIFTY SETS FEas rom "a
per set 10 $40 per set are at sYcLE BRoTHERs'.
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JULIUS MEYER, ,8os. Broad street, IS selling .
hcayy FELr SKIRT att soc. worth Sf:t s s ssl
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FIFTY PIECES DRESS GOODS ). zoe. werth SOC.
at sYcLE BHoTKERs'. 3@3 ;ff
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I P1zzryrhasa ilhe lot OF those luscious LfFoR-
SIAPEARs s.y.r< .t,N IL, ,i.,St s..t ( lfttf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-04

CHANGE IN THE SCHEDULE OF TIE CHEsA-
3peAKE,AND OHI0 RlIIR0AD The new WIN
ter schedule Of the Chesapeake and ONO
railroad trains goes into effect at shalf-past ~
O'Clock tomorrow morning. The mall MAJ tram
will leave Richmond daily, except on sun
day, ut 500 "A. NJ, and will arrive at 5:3o L.
NJ, daily, except on Sunday. .sts, q
The aeoommod dation train will be pus upon
the road again, and will leave Richmond at
$3.50 p: M. daily: except on Sunday, and will
arrive. ut s. "A. NJ. daily, except on Sunday:
s,aT The Cincinnati express will leave Rich
mond daily at S:15 p. NJ, and arrive at 7:l5
A. NJ. daily. ~ 7,,..t :1Isas 20. S : 9 !.
Gordonsville for w nshington and the North,
and at Charlottes lille for Lynch,bufg , ana ana
the South. i la.--..l - .sss.t:l' 3 y. |
ID poL1cExEs SToNED, Last night q, num- UNI
ber OF negroes had a political meeting on z 2
vacant lot near the corner OF Third zana
Duyal streets, tandy kipdled q bonfire near
where the speaking was going on. Inc le
wind blew the sparks $50 thie eki ana Iast
upon a colored neighbor's house that ,he
asked that the fire be put out. While Po-
}licenan Charter was It'd the act of putting
oi1t the fire be was struck on the. back WILD
8 brick. Sergeant Perrin came TO shts i;i'4 as
sistance, and one or. two negroes We're ar-
rested. The officers were stoned as far '9 as
Leigh street. $7s ::
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STRIPED nEyRaszBLEts EtsRXwEs ap7 Sc. ard iota
of; .PraER sHaWEs, az. IoH rrieess Ht3a JC2lUS
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\. I. hsTe anaiyzed the wHIsKKY known under
brand Of uB SELECT, y controlled by Meastss Wal
TEL, p. BLAm q Co., Richmond, va, and nndis
FREE FROM FUsIL on and other impurttes, ,l2i
recommend Its use for medicinal and family pur
poss-J! b. McCAw, M. g Ds, late Professor
Chemistry, Medical College OF Virginia.
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IFyou want good and stylish PE AVER cLogAhi glf.i
for little money, goto JULIUS MEXER's 6os Broaa
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DON'T forget to go to P1zzBsrs and bus some 9
those nice FIGS. s., sss.s. 32 81 i. a, 5S ID
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TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY cIoAKs nom so 70
$50 at SYcLE BnorHEHs'. g
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H0oKS. STATIONERY. &c.
N PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS


600 PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS
wv FOE SALE AT
1915 MAIN STREET.
Tie assortment embraces many new and beautiful
s:yi,s. The prices vary from soc. TO $50.
" can sell q handsome MOR0CCO-BOUND
U!EGE-EiCK ALBUM, for forty-siE pictures, a
t.e low price Of 90c, or by mihl.Sl.
RANDOLPH & ENGLISH.
lpf-G&w Booksellers and Bookbinders.
w $. SIMONS, .. s...- q. ..........
" BLANK-BOOK MANUFACTURER
BpOk-B Err.
n..Nk-5o0sS of every description made TO order
COnXEi; TWELFTH AND MAIN STREETS.
=" l-&n RICHMOND. VA.
NEW AND READABLE BOOKS
Fo. SALE DT
} T. ELY ON,
BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER,
ll12 MAIN STREET, -.
three doors above Dispatch Office.
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TIE cnEAPEsr DRY GOODS are mt srcIE BRO
rHERs,. -.
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BUY APAIR Of those S4 Blankets worth e6 per
pair ~ SYcLE BHoTHERs,. Vs.
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THE STATE EAIR.
RANKS AND nANKERsI.,
!, q, w. PICKRELL,. President.
10. B. SNEAD, Cashier,

Deposits OF one dollar and upwards received, and
SIX per cont allowed on deposits.
Deposits received subject to check without notice,
and Interest allowed on same II not checked on more
frequently than two or three times week. Z
Bank open every dny from 0 O'Clock A. M tili
O'Clock p. NJ, and on Saturday from p. DE-. TIL
P .M. 49,, u V5l,f5ls je 26-s0d
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CrsToa WoEK.-Hand-made Boots and Shoes Of
every description made to order by HERNAN Boz
sCHEN BROTHER. sos ana 5Il Bsosd ssrecs.
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,,...,1,,,,,. UEDERTAKERss.

t>>sT -5S-1rSssrT - n
,lI 0sERH w LAuH LIE,
y = i4a Pt,RsisaIfsGs NpEisTAKg n. !,
1; aio.al wxsr BROAD. sTnrkr sAEEas5ooss IS
S{s,:ss ,.;,,s g ABoy y; E0UstiEz
}. q fulilinc of: :GAsEssand stli coa-
stautiy kept on hand. A
ii Eyery,iain ing rsatastfss vai nisAed g ssa.oha-i
DE sela. md ssti y: 4 ss|a 'li
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1 Fsss hundred pairs aaGs, M i6i HintrTta
~ ITxErs ri De worth s3, at JULiSs aEYkR.e II
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I'M enE4rssr ciafE4s Are are ii srcIr mo
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r,rST or LETTERS.

~ OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
ttnE r2ST-9FaflSIEo OFF SIEo2AFIMaER AI Kass:' T. 1879. @S
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Loox ArsrcIE RnbrHEng scht htisnassnh T
and ladies, Npderweax.t q
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:saso-s Il III styies, T4urfks sasssais No.
iow 81 atBoscHEsss5 500 and 1lscs stsses.
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Z onx,yM pUYrs, gRaAa guRESs-If3yo 3yoHwssh
.es soI,e sl,as arc extra good 40 To RfEg1srs<
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i. r.cxI RAJ 5EI1rxs.anar7 r7xsrRyzb pns np Y Y
s.rssnl suiialaa for houadA
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& Go "a sxcLE and sst 81 tla. q
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IsDx,T buy your Dry Goods Ds1ore yon 1875
EsYcrE MOTHERS. As g s. 81.
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schooner Knott's Creek, Schooner Grace Fandu
''' F. l.. VAN LEW, Postmaster
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POULTRY PREMIUMS.
The Virginia Poultry Association awarded
the following special premiums:

For the largest and best exhibition OF poultry BY
largest exhibition Of PIGEONS, not less than SIX va
rielies, IS, Henry Metzger. Jr:; for best trio
Aslatics, any variety, S., H. Theodore Ellyson !;
for best trio games, any yariety, s., Dr. T. j. Wool
dridge; for best trio Of Bantams, any variety, s3,
none entered; for best trio Hamburgs any variety,
81 none worthy; for best trior spanishy any va
rety, "a, AM. Bowman for best trio dorkings any
variety, 3d. Arthur Davenport for best trio French,
any variety SO, none worthy; for best pair turkeys
any variety, $3, NJ 3. Rowe; for best pair ducks,
any variety So, A. M, Bowman.
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/ y.
THE TILTING. saashn&94 J.
JIM. Vaughan, Of Henrico county, as
knight Of Stockton, Won the first prize,
taking three rings on the first ride. - {,
j. l.. Broaddus, as. Knight OF Henrico.
won the second.prize, taking three rings on
the first ride, but loosing in his competition
with. Vaughan on third trial. ,IsI.f I.
1t may be well TO state that the above
mentioned took one ring each on the second
trial. z iif'stt3-l,i z ,'' p
: j. ..aHaw, as knight .; New Kent, took
two rings, and ON the second trial with
knights who had been equally successful
took three-thus winning the third prize.
There Was spirited contest between w.
Il, Cheathaiin; as knight OF Amelia Court.
EhnI1se. and j. s.. Crenshaw, as Knight oi
berkeley, for the fourth prize: Each had
won two rings and were so tied ON eacn
succeeding test that the advantage was, not
saTfnsd until three trials had been made'
When Cheathan succeeded in taking two
|ri1ns while crenshaw took only o1e.s.si
SRaFIeet, as Knight OF Lone Hand, two
r;nes:J. P. Gayle, Knight of caroline one
tinS HaW, as Knight OF hlte Hcnse'
two 9Gii Grinigs:J :E.lsomy Knight OF Tncka.
hos,aone ring; 9 z. Hill, Knight o. tne
Fair. one ring ,Jy H. Robertson, Us .Aaignl
Loi NottoWaY Gourtho house, one ring ;llioeohy
Miller. ais Knight Don Cuixotte, one ring
Wi5ss :. (sarre ett, Knight OF Chance tWo y
riggs sd. b. sBowles, as Knight OF .NoTtn.
TERN view, cna ring +, q. Macon, az ia hIilgn'
81 Bonnie Blue, two rings hardy,
|; ;Knight ofSerytn, two rings; +. ID. Parrish,
Centen Knight, one ring.
H. Afagruder, Knight OF 191t, was ciau
Iin d costume representative soi5 tnat agge
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-04

srseLE nao5HEsa'a aill opsaa 0eT s90es shla IS Us
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-10-27

IN INFALI1BLE SPECIFIC FOR DISEASES
IF the LIVER, BLOOD, KIDNEYS and BOW
ELS, and great corrective Of all female dcrange-
men;S. Il contains no alcoholic sp.uts and is the
t.erc,a5t sNIttisafc fer C1l1mel.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-10-27
CAIRO LLIN(FRIDAY. OCTOBER 81. 1876
',NNIAL EXHIBITION
iLADELPHIA, PA

This
signed ,ternatioDal Exhibition, de-
anniycremorate the one hundredtli
opened American Independence,
10Th. Is1h, and will close November
and al, IN he nations OF the world
ion are n, aud territories Of the Tn.
monstrafidng in this wonderful de-
comprehergipg together The most
decentralization OF art treasures,
cries. man,ions, scientific discover
nj specime,lg achievements, miner
ezer exhibit, agricultural products
the exhihitioe grounds devoted to
the PenusvIy ,tuatcd on the line of
acres of F,irilroad and embrace 40
proved and Dark, all highly im-
erected the larpted, OIL Whish are
ted-fiye of tbrJldings ever constitute
acres aud rossring an area of fifty
number of hnii, 100000. The totai
poses of the exbirected for the pur-
bred. During thas ,.$ rmlnc1iiate'y
following tic opent w exhibition a
million and a qua'tei &c visited it.