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The Russellville Democrat., 1876-08-03
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GEN. HTNDBEAN'S MUR-
 DEREk.
4 Negro Hanged at Rome, Ga, for Arson, Confesses to the Crime of Killing
 Gen. Hindman.
ROME, GA, July l4, 1876.


 
 ROME, GA, July IA, 1876.
 In this little city, for the first time in Georgia's history, as far as l can learn, q man was hanged to day for the crime of arson. About five months ago 8 small building at Plainvilie, used as a store and dwelling. house, was burned. A negro named Hay wood Grant was shortly after ward arrested and tried for the crime. He was convicted and then confessed. His bearing was exceedingly insoient and hardy, and when the judge put his day of execution on the I4th of July, he arose and asked, "Conldn't you put the day sooner, Mir Judge! am going to hell anyhow, and the sooner l get through with it the better, 1 would like if you could make it sooner"
 He was then taken to ;ail and there confined until today. He has been utterly callous and nn- repentant, and says "he's seen too many niggers gwine straight to heaven from de gallows, and he's gNine straight to hell" Tester day he shocked the jailers and others by telling them the story of his life, in which he confessed that he had committed four mur- ders and burned six houses.
 These crimes are as follows: In 1865 he killed a white deck hand on the steamer Potomac with a billet of wood. He was never suspected, and escaped punish ment. Some months after he killed another deck hand on the steamer Bostonian. After killing him be threw him overheard, and the man was supposed to have been drowned from the Bostonian. He then went on board the Alas Xxi, was detected in stealing and discharged, then 70 the Darda- nelie, where he got into q TOW and seriously stabbed one or two men. He escaped from the boat while she was under way. His next murder was in Memphis. There he Killed an Irishman just for fun," and robbed him of $200 He at once left the city, and again escaped punishment. He went to steamboating again after tms Tn the latter part of 1872 he went 50 work On Gen. Pillows place near Little Rock, and from there to Memphis in 1873. Here he was arrested for stealing a mule, convicted, and sentenced to ten years imprison ment. In the fall of 1873 he WAS sent to work on the Elizabeth town and Paducah railroad, and escaped. Going to Helena, he engaged in riot, was again arrested and acquitted. Blu he was rearrested for the murder of negro named HoUsboro in Mem phis. He was sent to Memphis, tried and convicted, but lie got q new trial and was subsequently, acquitted. He says he killed a policeman n Memphis, and was sentenced to fifteen years i'm imprisonment therefor, but he escaped in less than q year In 1 1869 he claims to have killed Gen. ilindman. He says T shot him with an Enfield rifle on . Sunday night, the muzzle of tie gun being placed against the window glass Iiindman had previously hung hs cousin, Lee Morris, and left hun hanging from Saturday to Monday.
 S4e established his hcadquar- ters here n september, 1875
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II. CLABN HOWELL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-12
RICHMOND AEDDIHvILLK RAILROAD Co1r,~
RrcHAeSD, VA. January 10, 1874
SCHEDULE OF TRATNS,-TRhINn ~

CnLDOLE Ot' sTRAINS.-TRAIN Ma
49,. --THRoUGH MAn--EEw YORK no I'M
huntsville At a. ID. leaves Dundee =, 'eIa ..aa
~; Leaves Dsnyt,ie ct las r. NJ leaves sr.ssls
Ifo srryes q lss,ss s,llsbS!J At ss1
TRAIN NO. 4.-NsW YORK Ann rv,n
LEANS EXPRESS, EastSard-LeayeS Ch.s,nn, w.
SA5 ~, a: Il Leaves Airline junction at eas q
NJ; leaves Dundee at lac r. H.: ,s,s ~ isSa z.
Vile at 6:ol 2. ~: arrives in Richmond az a.os
TEAM Ne. 5.-LYNcHpuaa Accosxo, -.
WsstwardILeayss Richmond at 9 A. III. s1I1Ast
srai;es y = lave: .u5t.1N s
.TRAlS NO. 6.-LYScA8uKa AocoxMnn -
Eas.ward-LeaYes nurkeyille q. l:ao p.
dives at Richmond a. 1:34 p. n = M.i az
: TRAIN No. 7.-LocAL BURxrvrrr ,o.o..
ktshnond At H; arrives sts'ss are.IIsssvs
TRAIN Ne. 1e.-LocAI Buzxxyu,, 49,.
NOTATION, Eassward-Leayes Burfeytsie q, s.sas
A. II. arrives ~ Richmond al la Il. Af . a'as
TTains Nos. 8 and 4 connect 4. Richmond VIA.
Trains Nos. and connect al Greeush,ro, 80.
trains to and from Raleigh acd Goldsboro,. WIG
The through trains Conf ect at Riehmont ana NM,
and Potomac railroad, and washington Civ "yW ,!s
ginia Midland and Great Southern railroad y ~.
from Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia. saS ma
Trains Nos. and connect .. Charlotte Win.
trains on the Atlantis and Richmond AIRLINE raa. All.
road to and from Greenville, Atlanta, Montaomsrg
Mobile, Pensacola, New Orleans, and ali sontSI
western points, aud With the Charlotte. ColunE,
and Augusta railroad fer Columbia, Augusta Snx
nah, Tallahassee, and all southern points
Train No. 6 connects at BurkeviIle with tho A..
lanttc, Mississippi and Chic railroad, from Lyses.
burg, Chattanooga, and all southwestern poiuts
Tickets sold 70 ali southern and south yssie-,
points, and baggage checked through.
Unbroken gauge from Richmond to New o,ras,s
Pullman sleepers run on ell hight trains,
Local tickets are good oRly for Continuous nss.
sage - the points named on the ticket No T.
ever checks win be gryen. ~
T. II. K TALCOTT,
General Superintendent
JcuF 3. AAcAcRDos General Passenger Aga
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-12
BY ". Goddin,
kuctioneer and Real Estate AGENT
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF q LARGE
Z yNuMBER OF CHEAP LOTS IN Dr.. WAX
RESI;s Plan, CHURCH BILL.-By virtue OF
decree Of the Chapcery Court q the CITY OF lch-
nend. entered on the 9Th of"February, $40, In
-tbe case Of Brown and others against fauRhan'
&c 7 shall as special commi ssioDer thereby APP
Ts1intrd. proceed to sell at pubic auction, on the
rremtses In the order advertised on WEDNEsDAi
the 10Th day OF April, 1876, az ~ O'Clock I. d.,
xle following LOTS In DR.. Warrells plan-TK.:
LOT at the southwest corner or Clay ana Iwen-
tyfourth streets fronting l25 feet on the Test
lire of Clay street absht SO feet, more or less.
Also, LOT No. II, fronting on the west line or
Twenty fourth street 30 feet, running back 1Iz
feet TO an alley 20 feet wide.
Also. LOTS nos. 81, $3.50, 70, II, 72, 70, ",
75, and 10, fronting together 312h feet On the
west line OF twenty. foot alley, running BACK OF
an Irregular depth to ravine. and bounded on Inc
south BY the west line OF Clay street, and on the
north by ravne which is boundary Of and front
and Twenty first streets to d. and TWenty-N1tn
streets. ~
Also, LOT No. IA, in same plan. fronting on the
west line Of Twepty-fourth street 4S teet running
back Irreaularly TO ravine.
hooking to the future contemplated improve
men,s In this part Of The city, these lots Will oouos-
less enhance greatly inryalue.
A plat OF tile property can he seen at my ONCE.
TERMS: One-fourih cash; balance al SIX, WE'VE,
and eighteen tbs, for negotiable notes, interest,"
added and title retained until all OF the purchase
money Is fully paid and conveyance ordered o3
the court. ALEAANDEE n. 2hm s,o,
RICHMOND, VA, March 20, 1876. t.
II, .3b.71O.12
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-12
RIcHMoRD AND PETaRsBSRa RAILnoAp,
{nNpANv

RIcaAoRD AND PETsRsBssa RAILnoAD,
COMPANY.
COMMENCING APRIL 1sr, 1876, trshs
" on this road win run - fbHows:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
Sic A. n, THROUGH NAIL daily texcept Sun.
day.. connecting for au points Soue,
ana west s!ecpng-car attached rurs
through TO Weldon.
1.4S p. H., THROUGH NAIL dairy, coaneel,nr
for all points South and West. Pas.
sengers taking this train will uaka
clsse connection at Petersburg Rr
Norfolk.
GEO P. n, FREIGHT daily Except Sunday, with
eeseh sttsched.
LEAVE PHTERsRURG NoRSH.
7:So A. H., FREIG HT TRAIN daily Except Eur
day. with coach attached.
1890 A., THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
with RichnosI, Frededcksburg ana
Potomac railroad for al points Eaa
yss p. n, TsRoGeH MAIL daily te1oep. sua.
day., connecting With Richmond
FrederckssuPg and Potomac rilrsA
forau points ksst and West. PullmAa
sleeper attached, running through
connection with the Chesapeake and
Ohio raiiread for the Virginia Sprtnes
and all points North ane West.
The Gle A. u. train froA Richmond and tia
1886 P. n. train from Petersburg viii STOP at al
stations.
making close connections for Charleston, CoIaA.
bia, Augusta, savannah, ana The soath.
for GSyer Hal p lssys Rssnon4
ALL TRAIEs leaving Petersburg viii start from
nh 2B A. SHAW. superintendent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-12
ap ia
BY Augustine Royal
fsuccessor TO Moody q Royal1),
Real Estate Agent and Auctionser,
Office corner seventh and Hull streets,
Manebester, Va

TRUSTEES SALE OF FOUR HUN
L DRED AND sIXTY:FIyE ACRES OF
VALUABLE LAND In THE COUNTY OF
CHESTERFIELD. ABOUT ONE NILE FROM
MATTOAX STATION, ON THE RICHMOND
AND DA&VfLLE RAILROAD, ON FRIDAY.
APRIL IS, 1875, on THE PREMISES. AT 1880
O'CLOCK p. M.-By virtue Of q deed Of trust ex.
ecuted to the undersigned by John T.. Booker and
6. y. Cofer bearing date sn The 10th day Of March,
1875, and duly recorded In the County Court
clerks office of ssid county-D; B. vol. 4s. page
$3.50 being required so 70 do by the beneficiary,
l shall expnse for sale at public auction, on the
premises, at the time above prescribed, FOUK
HUNDRED AND SIXTY-FivE ACRES OF
VERY VALUABLE LAND. adjoining She lands
of william Spears, Ego, and w. W. Osbern's
estate. The land is In good condition, and we'll
wooded aud timberea, and being SO near the Rich
mend and Dauyile railroad should engage the at
tentlon of those seeking good investments.
Terms: Cash as 10 expenses OF exesuting this
trust. aud TO pay OFF two notes how due for
$4,000, aud interest III paid, and upon the FOL
lowing credits: Sote due 1S.h March, 1875, for
81 o6; note duo 18Th : prtl. 1875 for $l06.56;
note due way 10, 1875. for S107; note due 9Th
June, 1876. for $1O7.5o; the residue, II any,
payable at sush hms or times as will be made
knomp at sale. SOCRATES BROOKS.
ap IL Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-12
FERTILIZERS.
TJORSE STABLE MANURE.
THE STANDARD FERTILIZER FOR ALL
- CROPS.
FERTILIZERS.


NEW YORK FERTILIZER COMPANY.
G ENRRAL OFFICE. No. ITO Broadway, NY;
packing Yard and Shipping Depot, Thirty second,
Thirty. thifd streets. and East river.
The business Of the Company IS the enmpressiug
and baipg, under letters-paient, CT HCksE sIA-
BILE MANURE from the stables OF me elt5 OF
New York, ana the shipment Of the same for fer
H0hss sTsBLE MANURE bthe
CHEAPEST AND BEST FERTILIZER KNOWN,
but on account OF Its great bulk, the inconvenience
and great expense attending its transportation 1t
has heretofore been accessible TO only q limited
district in the immediate neghoorhood OF the city.
To remedy this difficulty this Company aims 10
p'"o' VALUABLE FERTILIZER
within reach Of all farmers, hordculturists, and
Others usng fertilizers In form convenient Tor
cheap transportation aud handling, and at the price
prevailing for manure IN bulk IN the CITY OF NCw
The Manure is baled for shipment In the follow
ing manner: It Is placed IN 6onprssses : notolng
pressed TO onethird It's ordinary bulk, and securely
bound by wires, forming close and compact paies
of the average weight oil four hundred ana nity
pounds esch, each bale contain ing elgnteen 20
twenty bushels, and each Six Bales one cora Oh oSse
FOE TOBACCO, one ton will plsnt i've thousand
The Manure baled is collected and OF the best quail.
lis valuable properties retained In DIST state,
saturated With all the organic and Inorganic SUBJ
stances in soluble form. until applied to the sell.
Ali bales stamped NEW YORK FERTH1ZkR
Orders fer shis Manure are solicited, and prompt
attention given thereto By the agents.
MORRISON IL KENT, Agents.
cp 7-sod3t 1903 Dock street, Richmond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-12
BY Wellington Goddin.
Real Estate Agent and Aucdoneer,
ONCE corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

MEAT COUNTRY.sEAT WITH SEVEN
" ACRES OF LAND ATTACHED, At TIE
VILLAGE OF JfSNINGSVILLE, ON The
Niles NORTH or RICHMOND. For SALE
Al the request OF Mr.. ". s. Wilson offer for
sale his COUNTRY SEAT, located as above Tne
abeye the basement Besides the dwelling there is
good kitchen, smoke-house stable, earri a. e,
eneeiIent quality There are 90 fruittrees. some
Of which are In bearing condition: The dwelling Is
well shaded. aud the place very healthy, and not
more Than 200 yards OF the depot, where the cars
pass ND and down six times per day, thus afordlng
ch,ap and convenient access 70 ihese whose bust
ness calls hen 10 Richmond. AS summer retreat
IL has many attractions.
TO eject an immediate sale great bargain viii
he given and the wheat crop row growing on the
pA"es WA ~ W. GODDIE,
an12.2t Real Estate Agent and Auetionees.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-12
BY Richardson &c Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Aueuoneers
Ills Main street.

ONE HUNDRED VALUABLE AND
" ATTRACTIVE BUHDIHG.LOTS IN THE
PLANOF HOWARD'S GROVE FOR SALE BY
AUCTlON.-nn MONDAY the 18th instant, at
s o'clock P. n, we shall sell, BY auction on the
BUILDING-LOTS Ia that beautiful plateau Of
ground called Howard's Grove, on the Mechanics
vile turnpike, Bryan, Coater, and Stewart streets,
Ohio railroad and other impor tant business points
OF Richmond.
Attend the sale. Every lot put up will be
knocked down to the highest bidder.
TERMS: One fourth cash !; balance in four, eight,
and twelve months; negotiable notes given for the
deferred payments, with interest added, and Sc
cured by deed Of trust.
RICHARDSON 6 CO..
apS Real Estate huctioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-12
BY Grubbs & Williams,
Austioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE or A BEAU
BUILDING LOT ON THE WEST SIDE OF
FIFTH BETWEEN CARY AND CANAL
STREETS.-In execution Of decree OF the Chan
c.ry Court Of hiehmsnd entered Oath Of February,
1876, In the case OF White vs. White, win sell
at suction. upon the premises, On MONDAY, April
17rh, at O'Clock y. NJ the LOT situated as above
adjoining the residence OF General r T. Moore and
opposite the residence Of the late John FreeAnd
1t Is about 30xl00 feet, and being situated In The
midst OF very desirable neighborhood and near to
business Is an ad nir2ole site for a residence.
TERMS: One fourth cash balance at six, twelve,
and eix hteen months, for notes with interest added
and title retained BY thu court until the notes are
paid. JOHN A. GREDITH,
Commissioner.
GpupBs & WILLIAMS, luctioDeers. apS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-12
BY Richardson 81 Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
1llN Main street

A VALUABLE FRAME DWELLING
n ON CHURCH HILL FOR SALE BY AUG
TlON-Ws shall sell by auction, on the premises.
on WEDNESDAY the '12th instant. at O'Clock
P. NJ. valuable TWO-STOkY FRAhGDWELI;-
ING with five rooms; kitchen; and iot ZeflSo
feet, on the east side Of 1wentY.fourth street be-
tween Clay and Leis n streets.
TERMS: One thro cash; balance in siI and
twelve months the purchaser giving negotiable
notes for The deferred payments, with interest
added, and secured by deed Of trust.
RICHARDSON & CO.,
57IO&12 ApeLtoneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-12
By Francis T. 1sbell,
Auetioneer and Real Estate Agent,
No. Eleventh street., between Main and Bank.

UCTION SALE OF A DESIRABLE
N Ba1CK TEN EMENT, No. $40. ON THE
NORTH SIDS OF CLAY STREET BETWEEN
FIFTH AND SIXTH STREaTS.-Will be sold At
auction, upon The premises. on FRIDAY the !4th
day Of Aptl. 1876, at s o'clock p. NJ, that desi-
rabe BHICK TENEMENT siruate and being as
above stated. with vide alley on the west side
thereof running out to Clay street. containing SIX
reoma with sries kitchen and ample sulvert soa-
necaonB. The buildings in excellent order, and
the lot fronts 25 feet and runs back - feet.
TERMS: Liberal, and mnde knoun at sale.
FRANCIS u. IoBELL.
np1O Auctiopeex.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-12

Cd 76 SUPERIOR SOFT S4.76.
sDEHs Cs COKE.
New mine. Pure, free burning; warranted 10
please $4.76 per load. delivered. Try 1t: Alss,
Carbon Coke. Best Anthracite Coal, all sizes
Splint and Clover Hill, unsurpassed; and selesra-
ted dry fores. Pine and Oak Wood. machine-pre-
pared for kindl1pg ana cooking. All at loHest
prices, at Ninth. CARY, and basin bank.
ana ]. B. WATKIN8s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-12
By James NJ. Taylor & Son,
Real Estate Agents and Aucdoneers,
so1ce corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALU-
" ABLE REAL ESTATE, IN THE COUNT
RTCKSBURG AND POTOMAC RAILROAD:
NEAR HUNGARY STATION. AB1uT siX
IfICTIOE-In execution Of decree Of the Chan
cery Court of the city II Richmond rendered on
the 7lh day OF June 1875, III the case OF Glaze
brook against Gaxebrook, L VIII, as special com.
missioner thereby appointed proceed 30 sell al
public auction. In front Of Htnrieo conhly cn n
house on SATUR DAY the 22d day or April, leIo'
", O'Clock NJ. at the risk Ard costs OF the lor.
mer purchaser, Mr. James T.tstton. Jr., Tx Ct
OF LAND designated as Lots nos. D ana y; IN tns
plan Of Glazsbrook's farm, containing ~ a4'1oo
ACRES. with al the Improvements thereon.
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance q: six. twelve,
and eighteen months for NEGOTIABLE notes, interest,"
added and title retained until the whole nrchase G
monet is paid and q conveyance Is ordere by the
conrt JOHN HOWARD,
Special Commissioner.
JAMES u. TAYLOR & Sen, Auetioneers.
1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-12
RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND CHEsAPEAKHl
RAILROAD COMPANY,
OFFICE OF THE sUPERNrENDHNr,
RICHMOND, VA, March IS, 1875.
GREAT REDUCTION.
REDUCTION IN PASSENGER FARE
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave Yves. Peint DAILY
at A. n, arriving at Richmond at 1e A. u,
leave Richmond at 8 p. NJ, arriving at We, Poia
Trains connect at west Point With steamers FROM
DAYS, FRIDAYS, and SUNDAYS, and with
MONDAYS, WEDNRsDAYs, and FRIDlYs.
Fare to Baltlm0re.."...,..... = 5 %
Fare to Baltimore and returH,............ 500
Fare to w ashlngton....... 30
Fare 20 Philadelphia ...................". 80
Fare to New ...."...............,..... %
THsoUGa. fREiGHf TRAINS leave Rles.
steamers, and delivering freight In Baltimore early
next morning; returning, leave West Point rs
2:15 p. d., arriving At Richmond at 9 r. NJ
on the Richmond and DanyiQe railroad for IA
EXPREss FREIGHT received on MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY before 2 p. H., viii
be delivered In Bsltimere the following day at
LOCAL FREIGHT TRAINS With passenger
coaches attached leave Richmond at $50 A. n. On
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, aud SATURDAY.
and leave West Point for Richm0Ad the same days
at 1855 A. NJ, arriving at Richmond At 1855 P. u
to the travelling public and shippers that the
steamers OF this line between Baltimore and West
Point have been reftted in the mest thorough
manner for the accommodation OF passengers an
freight
Travellers taking thts line arrive In Baltimore
In ample time to connect with the rail- lines for
Philadelphia, New York, Boston, and all eastern
Freights Win be given the utmost dispatch. No
transfers at Richmond OF fre1ghss TO Or from SCUM
HIT. DOUGLASS, Superintendent
W. n. BRAGC, Master TRANSPORTATION. NH is
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-12

GRAY SPLINT IS THE BHST CRATE
" COAL for large or small fro.
My ANTHRACITE tstoyc or mutt Is the eAsaFas
and most lasting for cookina purposes.
PINE and OAK WOOD-tAe best.
AL At exceedingly low prices.
z. r. CARRIEGT0N,
NH Il oorner seYcateenth and Carr streess.