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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-04
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG
- -RAIIR0An COMPANY,


~" o.: K go. RAILROAD COMPANY.
fNOMMENCING OCTOBER 5. 1876, traiI
" OH this read will run as follows
500 a. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily. connect S, +
t'.2Iz for Charleston, Augusta, Coumbia, =
r.. - vannah, Raleigh, Atlanta, siaco.
80. Montgomery, Mobile, New Oriean
'..- and an points, South and Southwta'
900 NJ F FRis 9TH TRAIN daily except 50;
dayl, with passenger-coach attachet
4 Through tickets sold by this train :
+ Lynchburg. Close connection made 3
49,, .t Petersburg with Atlantic, hisassiF
and Ohio passenger trains Tor STATION
| onthat road and 10 Southwestern points
+ l:l5P.y M, THROUGH MAIL daily except sun
80 80 !, dayl., Passengers taking this train WI
-" MAKE close connection at PETERSBURG e
u't-:f. Norfolk, and at Norfolk with splensts'
Ray.linc steamers for Baltimore. fas.
ndclphia, and New YORK. and siln y
~ Old Dominion steamers for New lofl
.uH. :,# Also, making through connections 10
>, .{,f;,,...E,- Wilmington. This train stops cny
NJ nsRssfifs d aaf ie esesp sunday.
,it'l,i.;.', !. !. coach attached.id 80 - lti'a,
n.9 LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
7:45 A. 81, FREIGHT TRAIN daily tescep' Gu
day., With coach attached.
lT:4oLAItM.. THR0 UGH III daily Except gu
day., connecting With Richmond Ea, IT, E.
;l1&f !. erfcksburg and Potonnac railroad U"
,,,r 3 q all points Eas, and West.
4.6o r. III. FREIGHT TRAIN daily texeepth sG'e
81 300 p. HI THROUGu MAIL daily, conneii -.
~ ), - a with Richmond Fredericksburg e. -:
49, = - Potomac railroad for al poHts e -,
oFt'lf Z. and west. Sleeper attached, runG.I:
iut, N; through, Also, milking cioee eSI Ssi
= So ttiou with the CHESAPEAKE ana oa..
iiisLhi 1s'A railroad for the Virginia SpIlpgs ~
d Il 81 an points North and West. fIls 'ls..
,ts,rss. ,,i stoi,s only at Manchester and LEes =
Passengers for Clover Hill Pits leave RshnioI1
I:l5 r. IS. MONDAYS, WEDNEsDAfs,ialnita ana ~,
DAYS. .I'tst5i i.ilf- tn go, ,r,,r
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg wiz s'aF' w
the AppoDattox depot. - p,,s.
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS leave f''''
mond at 8 A. NJ and 4 II. b. every SUNDAY. .,.,,
DC 8 -, A. SHAY. SRpel1nieeaen.
RIcHapNp, YORK RIVER, ASD CnEsPEAks
1. So. ~, RAILROAD, COMPANY, Rs
8, 40. OFFICE OF THE SCPEnINTExDES,s,,
n I: 3fi9 sRfcHMcSD, VA. August 22, 1870
NREAT REDUCTION apr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-04
nLU DOMINION STEAMSHIP ERFf
" COMPANY. S X. fsslss
FOR NEW YORK.

This company will dispatch one Of their splendid
steamers-0LD DOMINION, WYANOKE, ISAAC
BELL, and RICHMOND every TUESDAY, FRI.
DAY. and SUNDAY at high water.
These ships are entirely new, and were built exc
pressly for this route. ,.s- - .,gs -
They have splendid saloons, state-rOoms, ard bath
rooms. .-Gr Gfset ..stft.-t as 81,
The fare, accommodations, and attentions are I'M
surpassed.
New York on the company's covered pier, 81 North
river. s.ut.,a.
Freights for points beyond New York forwarded
with dispatch, and charge made except actual cx-
Denses incurred. ..s..a - 4.s.-.E. t-S
Freight received unit! 8 2. N. daily. .laZ.
Cabin fare to New York, S12; round-tr1p tickets,
$50. Storage, So and 50. 3,t e st.51 gr.
For further information apply 10 tg.ts4= ~ (.
= 80 q FORGE W. ALLEN & CO., Agents, !, !.
B nv 10 ti office Company,s wharYes, Rockets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-04
WANTED. TO SELL GROCERIES

WANTED. TO SELL GROCERIES
w CHEAP FOR CASH.-BLAIR BROTHERS,
sos cast Marshall street, are determined to sell as
count TO Grangers and large orders. Family Flour.
&C. per pound; Superfne, &c.: Shoulder Bacon,
and lOc.: Sugar-Cured Shoulders 12Ec;; BREAKFAST
lasses. soc. per gallon Syrup Soc. 3Iackerel 25c.
per Gozcn; White Sugar, lie; Gungwdcr Tea.
Use to ST.: Mixed Tea, 40c:; Oolong Tea, Az; 81.
and 75c: Prime Cheese, Is to zoe. Also, large
stock of Fancy and Canned Goods, choice Wines
and Liquors. Goods delivered free. oc Slot
w ANTED, TO LEND ON CITY M
w PROVED REAL ESTATE. $500. $500,
5000, $1,000, $500, $4,000, $500, $1,000,
Rca, Estate Agent and Auctlonecr.
nc 2n-Ht lib Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-04
WANTS.

NTANTED, BY A YOUNG Man, an
w interest In somc established MANUFACf
TURING or MERCANTILE BUSINESS, to which
he would Give his time and personal attention. Ad-
dr,cSs q r. i rs Richmond nost-oftcc. no 4-StE-.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-04

WOMEN, MEN, AND BOYS.
w want two WHITE WOMEN-CO0hS1fo
priyate families in Amelia county. Also, fifty MEN
and BOYS to pick off peanuts IN Surry county, va.
Apply to p. JUSTlS. Labor Agent,
M No. @ Fifteenth street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-04

WANTED, OCCUPANTS FOR TWO
w ROOMS connecting furnished or uafurnlsh-
cd, with or without board. Terms moderate, Apply
of No, 800 Grace street. no 4-3t"
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WANTED, TO SELL A HOUSE AND
w LOT on the corner of Twenty-eighth and
z streets 1t is comparatively new, and has good
Kitchen and well of water in yard. Lot fronts forty
feet. Price, Sl,OOO-S400 cash: balance In one
and two wears, EDMOND BOSSIEUX.
O-aoH
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FOR RENT.

DOR RENT, LARGE AND PLEA
Il SAINT ROOM, over front parlor, at No. EII
5l2 east Franklin street. Amply premises, or 10
SQUIRE & GODDIN.
......- IL Is Main street
next door to Bank Of Commerce, second floor.
al .
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-04

w ANTED, TO RENT A SMALL
w HOUSE or two or three ROOMS for small
family. No children. Address TENANT, care or
Djenufrb Office f-ltS
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Tides WANTED-DRY, GREEN, and
Ill SALTED. Also, SHEEPSkfNS and TAI.
LOW: for which the highest cash prices will be paid
by =. o. H.'CHALKLEY s. CO..
Leather-DealcrS.
noS Thirteenth street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-04

WANTED, A LIVE D1AN-one expert
wv enced in the feed business-steady. sober, IN
d,lstrious and willing work, with good references
as to honesty and business qualifications. Address
40 ~ o o. care DiS31tch Office.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-04

BoARDERS, at NO. Al
w north Ninth street. Families or gentlemen
can be furnished nice rooms and board on reason
,hIn terms nv early appIication. no 4-3t*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-04

WANTED, TO EMPLOY A GARDEN
w Err: to rent out two ICE-HOUSES near the
city; will winter Horses and Cattle. Apply or al
ut no 4 ttIyR CHARLES Y. MORRISS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-04

TOR RENT, TEN SMALL ANDEs
II PLEASANT dwellings on Church and ll5:a
Union Hills at reduced rents In good locations.
ROBERT B. LYME,
oc 3O-MWSS 1912 Main street
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:, "A NTHRACITE4;CO AL.-Five hundred
IN tons hes: quality Red-Ash Egg. Stove, and
Chestnut Coal for sale ut cost for cash.. These wish
Ing TO secure their winter supplies viii avail them
selves lof this opportunity. West Virginia Spiint
Coal and Oak and Pine Wood delivered at lowest
'au2 corner Seventeenth and Cary Streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-04

.EOR RENT, OFFICES and LODG-Ass
II INC;-ROOMS over stores In desirable loca- EI
lions OH, hfain street at prices to snit ALL Apply
ROBERT B.J.YNE,
soc 3O-M,W&S :. .:-l-ts.-- n. 1912 Main street. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-04

.TOR RENT, DWELLING No. 803Tsa
IL west Clay street, seven rooms; water and IL: IL
gas in the house. 2. ~. t3,.r
Also, DWELLING No. 107 Main street, between
First and Second streets, with seven rooms. ;.
Also, DWELLING No. 10 Second street, between
Main mud Franklin Streets with six rooms. aud
kitchen with two rooms.
Adams, lately occupied Try james Turner, with ten
. no 2-eod3t GRUBBs & WILLIAMS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-04

Tor RENT, the desirable STORE ontEsss
r. Gary street tNo. 1904, ut present occupied
by Messrs. Ruffin, Sutphin & 20. Possession given
on LIST January next. Apply to
+. w. aANEWINCKEL & CO.
oc % st SteodOt# al. = a. ri 3
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-04
GROCEREEs. &c.!

EASTERE HERRINGS,. Id prime order.
III 1000 barrels OF " Dyer bfand daily expected
and FOR sale from the dock by 1855 =
4 oc 26-1Ot DAYEEP0RTt& MORRIS. Z;
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-08-18

WAS IT BRIBsRYa-In making synopsis of the proceedings of the Board of Sup,r- visors, at their July term, we did not stop to explain that the claim of J. H. Behan for taking the census was to be paid out of Ter ritorial and not County funds. The Citizen siezes eagerly upon the omission and wants to know fit isn't briberyl The air in Tucson seems to be so thick with bribery, corrup- tion and intrigue that they fancy they smell it in every breeze, taste it in their coffee. see it in each others conferences, feel it in their bones and hear it in every word they utter one to another. No, gentlemen, it was not bribery, and when you shall become as fa- miliar with the Board of ofSupervisors of Yav- apai County as you seem to be with fraud and bribery, you never will again suspect them of paying cent out of the County Treasury that they are not obliged to.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-08-18

We have been informed that the original report of the resolutions of the Tucson meeting read somewhat as follows:
 Whereas, Yavapai County. contrary to the wishes of the good citizens of Pima has insisted upon growing in population to such an extent as to have census of 13,73S and
 Whereas, That number is 7,735 too many to suit our tastes, and
 Whereas, The upshot of such increase may possibly be the removal of the Capital from the confines of Sonora to the centre of the Territory, and
 Whereas, Our Census Marshal was not Spanish scholar enough to recollect enough Mexican names to stand Yavapai of, and
 Whereas, We don't like any such proceed ings, therefore
 Resolved, That we will make this a sec tional fight, and invite all the soreheads who don't live in Pima to join us in using fair means and foul to put up job on Yavapai county.
 Resolved, That it is the duty of all good Pimas to cuss Yavapai.
 Resolved, That these are our sentiments, and we'll go and take drink and 'rah for the South of the Gila.-[Wallapai Enter prise.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-08-18

J.. G. Kellogg & J. Hewston, Jr, are of the old house of Kellogg, Hewston & Co.,, established in 1853, and are now associated in the Pacific Refinery and Bullion Ex- change, 416 Montgomery St., San Francisco, which is their old place of business. Hav- ing large capital at command and unusual facilities, they can make quick payments in coin or returns in bars.
 The reputation of the old house will com mend the new association to the public. Sec their advertisement in another column.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-08-18
SH RIFFS SALE,

Notice is hereby given that by virtue of order of sale issued of the District Court of the third judicial district in and for the county of Yavapa Arizona Terri tory the a0h day of July A. D. 1876 in the suit of Camilo Castillo William F. Banning. and me d rected, wherein am commanded to sell the property mentioned and described in said order sale satisfy the judgment rendered in said district in suit afr said for the amount of Si5J and costs will sell by public auction 10 the highest bidder cash at the court house door in the town of Prescott county of Yav apai aforesaid,
 Tuesday, 18th day of August, 1876, between the hours of 10 o'clock A. M and l2 M of that day the following described property. to wit: That tain mill.ste and water wheel and the citing belonging thereto also arasras attached said mill site with the dwelling house. together with fifty tons of gold bearing said wheel said miilsite. Said property is situated the Hassayampa river creek about three hundred yards below the quartz null of erick Go. said stream and about twelve miles south of Prescott in the county of Yavapa and Territory of Arizona ED. F. BOWERS,
 Sheriff Ysvapai County. Prescott, June %, 1876
 The sale pursuant to the above notice is postponed til Saturday August a6th, at the hour and place.
 ED. F. BOWERS, Sheriff.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-08-18
A Card.
To mp Neiohbors and Ericnds.

To my Neighbors and Friends:
 would not harrow your feelings by re- cital of my own private griefs, but you, who know, better than strangers can, the treasure that is gone, will bear with me in thus pub- licly offering my thanks to all of you, who by deeds of noble and disinterested kindness assisted us in every possible way, and anticipated our wants and desires dn- ring the iong illness and final death of my devoted wife. While your kindness has overpowered us and checked the utterance of words our hearts have dictated, it has sus- tained us in the time of trial and filled us with gratitude, which pledge to the people Of Williamson Valley shall remain a sweet incense in our hearts for ever.
 WALTER H. CooK. Prescott, August IS, 1876.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-08-18

Weather Report, taken at Fort whipple.
 for the Week ending Aug. IF. 1876. Highest temperature during the week, 90. Lowest temperature during the week. 6o. Mean of thermometer during the week, 7s.l4.
 Mean ofbarometer during the week, 2a.o5l. Amount of rainfall during the week, .e6.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-08-18
Ranch for Sale.

Four miles from Prescott. willow Creek. Houses. corals etc., living wsier and forty acres under fence Will sell either with without crops Call at fhs ranch II miles north of the Burnt Ranch. B. F. CoPPLE
 Aug. ls, 1876. 3m
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-08-18

The Board of Trustees for School District No. met on Monday and made the levy of School taxes under the late School Election, and fixed the sum to be collected at one dol lar on the one hundred dollars worth of taxable property in the District.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-08-18
DIED.

In Williamson Valley. August Is, 1876. of cousumn- ton. Alice O.. wife of Walter H. Cook.
 Mrs Cook was native of Green County New York and removed with her parents to California in her in fancy. Her age was % years rucstbs and ? dsys
 California papers please copy.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-08-18
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Estray Notice.

Came 10 my r,nch. August 2 1876 red steer. four yesrs old brspded le hip The owner is requested to prove property. pay charges and taks h,m awsy:
 Ash Greek Aug. le. 1876.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-08-18
Estray Notice.

Came onto my premises. about August 10th 1876. one small gray mars branded HC and 6 Spanish brand on le hip. also Spanish brand left shoulder ard wears
 large bell The is requested 10 prove property pay chars e and take her away. c. L. HALL.
 Chino Valley. Aug. Is. 1876. aulst4
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-08-18
N 0 T c E .

J. NcARTHUR is no longer Agent ip Southern California or Arizona for the Mining and Scientific Press and PsciAc Rural Press. DEWEY CO.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-08-18
Dissolution Notice.

Notice s hereby given that the partnership hereofore exist nR cen E. Davs asd D. c. Thorne of Pres cotf under the firm name of Davis Thorne. has been dissolved by mutual consent E. DAVIS.
 D. c. THORNE. Prescott, Aug. H, 1876. aulsn
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1876-06-28
M0NIinn Academy.
RoaERsYILLE, June 10. L

HDGEHsNItLEi June III, 1870,
To the Editor Of Hawkins County Department:
We think the subject following, in
point Importance, that of the Rogersville
Female College, to be that of the Nc
MINI Academy. We have just returned
from a walk upon the grounds and
around the buildings. We find the
building still in want of considerable re-
pair and improvement. notwithstanding
the judicious expenditure, by the gen
tlemen controlling the affair, of the very
liberal appropriation made by our Coun-
ty Court. The grounds are unattraetiYe,
and even repulsive to the passer-by, in
their unimproved condition.
One thousand dollars in cash would
make this building-which is already a
good substantial one-a comfortable, at
tractive, and magnificent edifce, than
which no addition TO our town could be
more pleasing to an admiring public,
Five hundred dollars would fence,
smooth Off, sod and shrub the grounds,
all of which, If done tastefully and In
good style, would be an indispensable
ornament to our place. Accomplish
this, and it will be not only a source of
pride and satisfaction to ourselves, but a
strong inducement for strangers to pat=
ronize us, by which we viii be over and
again paid for the investment. We fear
there has been great negligence, and
want of public spirit on the part of our
people. 1t is true the Female College of
this place has been demanding the
thoughts, labor and pecuniary assistance
of our citizens in that direction, but
that being established, rest not here ups
on your oaFsl persiat In progressive en-.
tOlprise till you shall have done for Nc
MINI Academy what it so urgently de-
mands-the one improvement will most
certainly enhance the interest of the
other.
There is no place in East Tennessee
more adapted to a male school of the
highest order than RogeFsVille, nor has
any other locality the same facilities for
such school-provided the improve
ments above mentioned be made, and if
they should be made as suggested few
locations could boast of superior beauty
or convenience. First-class teachers can
always be had at compensatory pricesi
board for students can be had in private
families of high culture and respecta-
biIity at reasonable prices, Rogersvllle
is known abroad for the morality and In
telligence that characterize her inhabi-
tantS; it is we'll known that the various
amusements and temptations that so Of
ten allure young men from their duties
as students do not exist here, rs in other
places that are larger,
The PRACTICE of sending our young
men away from here to be educated in
stead OF bringing young men here from
a distance Is suicidal Such practice
takes an abundance of money out of our
county instead of bringing it in, and
when we bring money into our county
this way we exhaust none of our re-
sources. Our citizens should no longer
stand in their own light, but let there be
a hearty cooperation of tho public spir.
tied men of our town and county, until
it can be said that Rogersville, sc, for as
regards learning, is the Athens Of Ten
uacoaa Y0nra 81
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1876-06-28
Judge John A. mckinney.

The Convention which met at Jones'
boro' last week nominated the gentleman
whose name heads this article as d can
didate for Judge of the first Judicial Cir
cult at the election which takes place on
the first Thursday in August. This is
eminently wise and prudent nominal
ton. I'm behalf Of the peQple-the hoH-
est, industrious, quiet, working people
of the whole Circuit, we thank the gen
tlemen of the Convention for their ac-
ton on that occasion. Judge Mckinney
is & NAH every way worthy and well
qualified for the position 20 WHICH he
aspires, and to which the delegates in
that Convention have called him. In
fact he comes of a stock of men who
have for many years been eminent iq
Tennessee as Jurists, while he himself
has o peculiar fitness for the Bench. As
soon as the people saw him presiding a
few months ago, they felt that he was
the right man in the right place; that he
was born Judge; cool, deliberate, self
poised, with full knowledge of the
law, and all the rules of practice; cour-
teQas and respectful 20 the bar, and o.
the same time remarkably firm and un.
compromising in holding the different
Attorneys TO the poiRt, and thus not
permitting them to waste the time of
the Court, or confuse the minds of jul
rors. He satisfied the people; he pleased
the people, and hence, when CGAEen.
ton was called and determined on, they
demanded his nomination, and the Con-
VeRtioH simply expressed their will
when he received it. The people will
ratify their action in August.
Hawkins county hereby makes her
bow and returns AeE fAaHks 10 FAe 9theF
eouHties of the Circuit for the courtesy
shown her favorite and distinguished
son. Old hawkins is not selfish; she is
not mean, and she will not forget the
counties which come to the rescue SO
promptly and conferred this lonar upon
the gentleman she had recommended as
her choice. That gentleman is before
the country now. Aet the voters inves-
tigate him. There is not a blot upon
his name. His life has been one Of hon
esty, fair dealing, honor and truth. Az
a man he possesses the confidence and |
respect Of all glasses of society. ASS
Judge he will be ipcorruptihle and be |
yond the reach of temptation. The peo- |
pie who know him best are those who |
will support him with the most earnest |
ness and enthusiasm. There is no man |
in all this region of country who has
more friends and warmer friends than
1Qha A; Mckinney ana hence, we |
say we fully believe, let the opposition
be what it may ana come from what
source it may, he will be triumphantly |
elected. The people want him for their |
Judge, and they are not going to be |
baked in their wishes.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1876-06-28

known age and unfixed principles, who
are, with hungry hearts and blasted af-
fections, hunting in vain for some occu-
patton and some object in life. But the
real, true woman is altogether a differ
ent being. She does not wish to vote.
She is content to be the ruler and man
ager of her own household; the help
meet and and friend of her husband.
She feels and knows that she can be
more useful and live a happier life by
being the Queen of Home, than she
could possibly be collarrupping
around, chewing tobacco, drinking
whisky, talking politics, and voting,
however manly these occupations may
be. We hope, however, the Republican
party or somebody else will do some.
thing to satisfy old Susan and her crew
Of scrawpy followers. These poor crea-
lures ought to be attended to and their
wants looked after by the voters of the
nation. The ballot may possibly an
swer, but a baby would be more salts
fying