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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-24
POLITICAL NOTES.
Congressional Nominations.

PHILADELPHIA, August 23.-Presi-
dent and Mrs. Grant have arrived here
on visit to the Centennial exhibition.
FAIRDURY, Ills, August 23.--The
Independents OF the Eighth District
yesterday, nominated Geo. w. Parker,
of Troquois, for Congress.
WHEELING, w. VA, August 3d.
General Wilson was nominated for
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Hont SMnmped-Fomr Liycs Lost.

HALIFAX, August 23.-A boat con-
tanning seven persons was swamped in
Che'lebuctor Bay, yesterday, and four
were drowned.
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THE INDIAN WAR
4 severe Fight Reported Between
Crooks Command AMI Sitting bull
Near the Black nils
A Party of Sioux Demand Supplies and up.
on.lts Being Refused Them Open Fire
and are WOrsted The Deserving
Ules Surrender Their Arms
The Deserving Uics turn over their
Arms.

the Deserving tics turn over their
Arms.
CHEYENNE, August %. The Utes
who deserted Lieutenant Spencer, at
Cheyenne river, on Friday last, ar
rived ut Rawlins to-day, turning over
their arms to sheriff Rennie.
a Severe right Between the Troops
aud Indians North of ihe HACK
Hills
CHICAGO, August 23.--A dispatch
just received ut the military hcadquar.
tcrs here, says an Indian arriving at
Standing Rock agency, on the Nilsson
ri river,yesterday, reports u severe fight
ten or twelve days since between the
troops and the Indians, at point
north of the BLACK Hills, and that the
loss on both sides WAS heavy, but that
the troops had possession of the field.
The Indians broke into bands and dis.
perscd over the country, with the
rOops in pursuit
A Brush wan tho sioux on tho yellow
Stone,
ST. PAUL, August 23.-A Pioneer
Press special from bismarck, says II
white scout, named Burk, has just ar.
rived from the mouth OF the Rosebud,
with dispatches from Crook and Terry.
After making n junction and following
NJ the main Indian trail they left
their wagons, tents, etc, took thirty
seven companies of cavalry and eight
of infantry, and were making force
marches, expecting to 0vcrtake the In
dinns before they reached the Yellow
stone river Night before last, the
lodge OF war party of Siouxs, appear
ed on the opposite bank of the river,
from Berthold agency, and demanded
supplies. Upon being refused they
opened fire, which lasted about fifteen
minutes, aud they then withdrew ant
struck south toward Fort Lincoln.
Conformation OF II severe Battle lie
tween sitting Ruii and Terry nn,
Crooks Command.
Later dispatches just received from
the commanding officer at Standing
Rock, says the Indians from Sittinl
Bulls camp report IL terrible battl
between Sitting Bull, and Terry an,
Crook y combined forces. The Indial.
were repulSed and have been scattered
Ferry and Crooks however nre re
ported rs having sustained quite u
heavy loss as the Indians.
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as they had been refused admission to
the Liberal Convention, called 10y COM
mItter, unless they pledged themselves
in advance 10 support the Republican
administration, TINT the assemblngu
now IN session, under the leadership ot
John Cochraue, is incapable and UNI
authorized TO take any action rs Lib.
eral Republicans. II was also resolved
that 1--WE have implicit confidence Ia
the admirable reform policy Of GOV.
ernor Illden, and have the fullest
faith in his ability and craftsmanship.
and admire his honesty and faith in
the people; that, without undertaking
to speak for the Liberal Republican
party, we recommend all true Liberals
of the county 70 cordially support the
St Louis nominees a. the best means
OF lifting the country out of reign
which threatens it.
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DOARDERS WANTED.-Having con-
ID Guided to remain at our old stand, we have a
SIIIT OF ROOMS over parlor floor, suitable for
Families or gentlemen. kiso:lTW0 PLEASANT
ATTIC ROOMS which will accommodate -FOUR gen.
tleu,eu Can be had ut the price OF table -Doard-
s sssriy; cE,,rch 81 lcfTsE.s au 30.2t*
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BY Lancaster & Lucke,
Stock and Real Estate Brokers,
State Bank Building,

COMMISSIONERS SALE AT AUG
- TON oF VALUABLE MINING AND RAIL
ROAD PROPERTY IN CHESTERFIELD .COUN-
TY.-In pursuance of q decree of the Chancery
Court OF the city Of Richmond rendered on the
18th day Of June, 1876, in the suit Of Lancaster
and Others trustees, against the Clover HIN Railroad
BY said Decree proceed to sell by pubic alcon atthe
ofice OF Lancaster & Lucke No.Il11 Main street,
In the city of Richmond, at the hour Of IL O'Clock
on THURSDAY the 7th of September, 1876, the
Ths EHGpTAsE PROPERTY known as the
81 ME- II s fSesEnt2 e Ssfsss
TXfous xcfEs II and 9NE TE4H
cHiSERX and LIME IMPtEMESTs qssa herewith +,
Is twenty-one miles In length, running from Clover
Hill Mines to Osb0rne's, on James river, with all Its
R2AD7BED s1DINGs RAlL ,S SlLLs STA IA
COAL RESERVOIR. All, Of the above property
will be sold whole, and lists OF the same IN de-
tail have been printed, and will be furnished to all
The terms OF sale VIII be: 81 $40 payable on the
lst day Of January s77i 81 $40 on the lst day Of
is3s: $40 on the LIST day Of July, $40
the ist day Of july, 1875 and as to the balance Of
In cash, one third thereof in six months, and one
third thereof in twelve months-such deferred pay
TO
2. And at the same tlme and place shall also sell
by public auction, and under the authority Of the
same decree, ONE LOCOMOTIVE, THIRTY IRON
.COAL-CARS, TEN GONDOLAs, TWO BOX
CARS, ONE SECOND GLASS PASSENGER-CAR.
This rolling stock Is now In use on the Clover Hill
railroad and may be examined at any time by those
third cash one third credit of six mouths; and
one third on credit of twelve months said deferred
purchasers with approved endorsers, and secured
by deed of tr1ist the DrODerty..
8. A, TRACT OF. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
LAND known rs lizards, :, and lying near the
mines, containing FIVE HUNDRED AND THfR.
:TY-THREE AND A HALF ACRES the mineral
rights being reserved. they not belonging 10 the
Glover Hill Company. - - -
The terms of sae'will be cash; sufhd Client to pay
deb, Of about zoos and as TO the balance in two
equal payfneIts-3ne ut six months and one at
twelve evidenced by the note or bond of the
purchasets and secured! by deed Of trust ON the
Persons desiring TO, inspect the property will be
shown through the Rorks by the managers at Clover
Trains leave Byrd-street depot at Lao T. n; Mon
day, Wednesday. and Friday: Train leaves Clover
Eil' at 6sa5'A1M. Monday, "Wednesday, and Friday.
4 * f.azs ss.ss.:sz. ssf,t,itl JAMES R.WERTH,
au tds 49, Special Commissioners.
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RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAILROAD (,oyp,v
j t j. RICHMOND, VA, August 4, 1874 y
CGHEDIILE OFTRACSS TAErSr -,

SFEoT AUGUST 9, ls7s-TRAIN No M Er.
YORK AND NEW ORLEANS ExPREss.-Ieays
M Is chala at s54 * a1e;
Wolf-Trap at 6:2s P. NJ; leaves Rineaod At e ave
Danvlc ut $40 2. NJ. leaves Greensboro nj IS,
?. NJ; leaves Thomasville 1T 1l:21 p NJ: leaves
SalisburYat 1892 A: NJ; leaves China Grove at
stops only ut stations named above. ""N@
TRAIN No. 2.-NEw ORLEANS AND NEw Yopr
ExPREsS.-Leaves Charlotte ut 2:l5 A. 81; leave,
Airline Jcon at .s 2so s. A. NJ; eaye China
leaves Thomasvilie at ga A. u. leaves Greenstoro
at GIT A. NJ. leaves Danvlle at 1854 A. III: leave,
Rnna ssvs st NH It 1875 o Rns? s
Vile at 12:45 r. ~ leaves Chula ut i:46 p. n A.,
riyes at Richmond at $40 P. N. This tain stcrs
only at stations named above. wy
TRAIN No. 3.--THRoUGH MAIL-SEw Yopr
TO SAvANNAH.-Eeaves Richmond at $50 A. NJ.
leaves DurkevIle at GA. NJ: leaves Dundee dinner,
NJ 1:50 2. NJ; leaves Danyille at ISIS P. NJ; leay,
isupper) p. NJ; arrives a: Charlotte at 96s p. N
.; TEAM No. 2.-sAvAsxAn AND NEW YORK.
Airline Junction a. 5:25 A: NJ leaves SALISBURY
at $50 "A. NJ; leaves Greensboro ut 1883 r. NJ.
leaves Danyille at l:34 2. NJ; leaves Dundee d
rives In Richmond Mt 9:36 r. II. Stops at all stations.
TRAIN No. 5.-LiYNCHBURG ACCOMMODATION.
westward--Leayes Richmond at 1915 A. NJ: arrives
Az l>uIhcSltic aI 1sfO L lCaNt5 DuGkcfNE
PM: arrives ut Lynchburg at $50 p N.
TRAIN No. 6.-LYNCuBuRG ACCOMMODATION.
Eastward-Leayes Burkeyille 1t 5:l0 4. 81; arrive.
ct Richmond at $40 a. NJ
TRAIN No. 7.-LoCAL BCRKEvILLE ACCoYNo-
DATIoN daily Except Saturday., Wcstward-Leavs
Richmond at L. NJ: arrives at Burkeville at 1918
A. III.
TRAIN No. 1O.-LocAL BURKEvILLE Accox.
NOTATION, Eastward-Leavc5 lIurkeYille al A.
RI; arrives at Richmond at PM.
Trains Nos. and Connect ut Richmond With lie
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad.
Trains Nos. 8 and connect ut Greensboro With
trains to and from Raleigh and Go.dsboro.
The through trains, connect at Richmond viii
trains on the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Po0
mac railroad to and from Washington, Baltimore.
Philadelphia, and New York.
Trains Nos. and 2 connect ut Charlotte with
trains on tile Atlanta and Richmond Airline riL
road to and from Greenyille, Atlanta, Montgomery
Mobile. Pensacola, New Orleans, and all southwes.
ern points.
Trains Nos. 8 and connect with the Charlotte
| Columbia and Augusta railroad for Columbia, Az
gusta, Charleston, Savannah, Tallahassee, and sd
southern points.
Train No Q connects Mt Burkeville with The Allan
tic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad from Lynchbag
| Chattanooga, and all southwestern points.
| Tickets sold TO all southern and southwestern
points, and baggage checked through.
Unbroken gauge from Richmond to New Orleans.
Pullman Palace sleeping gears run through be:acen
Richmond and Atlanta.
Local tickets are good only for continuous passage
to the points named OIL the ticket Nohy-oyer cheeI
Will be given. T. N. r. TALCOTT
General Superinteu i-St
JOHN r. MACMURDo, General Plssengef AGENT
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BY Augustine Royal
successor to Moody & Royall),
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Office corner Seventh and Hull streets,
Manchester Va,

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
" BILE coal. LANDS ISiNEpI t X II St TIE
TERFIELD COUNTY. ON THE RIG GI IgsTfsN MP
HUNDRED AND THREE QUARTER ACRES,
WITH DWELLING, BARNS, &C, on SAI ,T
PREMSES.-By virtue of decree of the Circuit
Court Of Chesterfield county In the chancery suit
STYLED Cole and ais u.s. Balls administrator, &c, en-
tered at the May term 1876 we will for sale
at public auction, the premises on the DAY ABOVE
sisted the truly VALUABLE LAND, containing
only two miles Of SoaI 1dos sta'i G On
DWELLING and usual OUT-HOUSES: This land
lies In the and has every indication OF "a
Rev ID. B. Winfree, Robert Marks, Esq and othsrs.
This valuable property should engnge the attention
Of those seeking good Investments.
TERMS: One third cash; balance at one aud TWO
years for negotiable notes. SIX per cent interest,"
added title retained till the whole pnrchase-m0ney
is paid, and conveyance ordered BY the court
C. G.. MCRAE, ..
THEODORE NJ. MILLER,
auA-1aoaSSe2 49,. Commissioners.
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au 4-19,29&Se2

DUBLIC SALE OF LAND IN KING
J. AND QUEEN COUNTY.-Will be offered Tor
sale in front OF the store-housc OF Grimm L0ngeSt,
at Charleston, in King and Queen county, on w ED,
NESDAY the 9th day Of September next, at u
O'Clock NJ. IF tit day, otherwise on tne nISs III Gay
thereafter, at the same hour), the TRACTOR LAM
commonly called Smthficd," belonging to the es-
tate of Juincs Smith, deceased. .
THE tract lies adjacent to Charleston mas on IL am
plc Bull DINGS OF every kind usually found on q
farm is one of the most productive farms IN the
section in which 1t Is located (haying been ilmed
within comparatively recent per1odl. ana IS rs,
sessed rs containing SEVEN HUNDRED AMI
SIXTY-EIGHT ACRES. The sale will be per acre,
and subject TO a survey. - .
The location is convenient to post-ofhce, 10
churches of different denominations, and to male anu
female academies Of high grade, and is about three
miles from the Mattaponi river at Dunkirk. ,
TERMS: A credit Of one, two, and three years VIII
be given, the purchaser executing bonds, with good
personal security, carrying interest from the day OF
sale, and waiying the homestead exemption Inc
itle will be retained until the whole
is paid but possession will be given on the LIST OF
January. 1877, with the privilege of seeding crop
OF wheat this fall.
The present occupant will show the premises to any
one Wishing to examine them.
If n sale should not be effected, the tract Will then
be offered for rent for the year 1877:
j. W. SMITH,
j. II. G.. JONES.
Executors of James Smith, deceased,
st. Stephens Post-offce,
King aud Queen county, Va.
au 29-swSeD5, 12,19,22
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BY Augustine Royal
; :, successor to Moody S Royallj,'
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
= Office corner Seventh and Hull streets.
MannlinSfnr Na

A JCTION SALE OF ONE OF THE
n INCEST LITTLE MARKET GARDEN AND
FRUIT FARMS IN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY,
2Nkx SETEk a w ERoM 6 TaE GaxS
ING FIFTY-SIX ACRES.-Salc takes place Sep
Mon the premises.-At the request Of John Balls
the gay above entoned his truly desirable FARM,
lying In the county of Chesterfield, only seven miles
Of the city of Manchester, containing FIFTY-Ss,X
ACRES OF TRULY VALUABLE LAND, on she
and River roads. Geo1 framed dwelling, ten rooms,
in good order-n WY papered and painted. Kitchen.
store-room; barn, 40x30 feet. Seven hundred val
ae and AM Huns one acre
carly, only One e Year roll old. 'oA 'A' ~
hood, convenient to market, schools churches. &C.
and In high state of cultiyaion and on fine road
leading to til. cities of Richmond and Manchester.
TERMS !: One half cash; balance Mt six, twelve.
and eighteen months for notes, SIX per cent added,
secured by deed Of trust.
After the above sale will sell his entire stock of
B2bs BEbA and n bEbsfEhDs
Chairs, SOFAS, TABLES,
CoOkING-sTOVEs,
CROCKERY, &c..
SPRING WAGON,
CART, HARNESS,
T Eii0XNIIT H1 AdESs IS RATES. II Hsx
TERMS All sums of $40 and under, cash; over
that amount sixty days time for negotiable notes,
with'an approved eHdorscr, six per cent. Interest
added
Any party wishing to see the place before the day
Of sale will call on Mr. Basden, the place, or on
the auctioneer, Mt his office, who will give any fur
ther Information desired;
an "a. 3O,So.5.A7i Auctioneer.
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AuCTToN.sALEs---ruture Dsys.
ny James ~. Taylor 4 Boz. :s7,fs
Real Fstate Agents and Auchoreers.
ofHcc corner or Eleventh and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF AN OLD,
" WELIKNoWN AID g XAhTABE [6I FEs.
y. AiTfsTInN pursuance or o decree OF
Circuit Court Of Hsnsf e; eea ani Of gsrso
~. Royster d. CruInps administrator aIld Jchn y.
Cart executor and Tsa seons u Fan.
rco county corrt-house THAT being court-day1 com
rnencing O'Clock NJ proceed 70 se gnS5s;ca sd
= SpN Syhici, ~ owned and occupied by the late
John Garter The lime Of his Sea IN Sc nf Ta
sbe farn,Ing and timbered land, with improvements
suitable for farrhing purposes.i .,,s.,d
fiis farr Fif be sold as whole, subject, as ABOVE
st.ted to Mrs Caters dover rights therein and no,
The therefore No ssryey mas one neeh s s
sers from the iAad.bo and title-pspers. ~
TERMS Enough in cash TO pay s5He as Q, sae
and costs of suit; the residue on cret OF one,
and three years, the purchaser giving ponos, Wltt
soON A. Z. COURTNEY: Z
Special Commissioner.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR & soN, Auctioneess. au 80
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XII . ByiFrnnk d. Hill, "sat
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
HOS Main street. -,

TRUSTEEs SALE OF FRAMED TEN
i EMENT AND LOT OF GR0UNDr0M VIZ s,n.-
s sfR oRocKETTs, AT AUtTIoN virtue
OF deed OF trust mon John Smith to ts
Can't In Deed-BookaO7 B, page 166, and being re-
ouired by the beneficiary therein secured 80 to 90,
viii sen at auction, on MONDAY, Se1tempcr. =,
HnTTSE and LOT above referred to. The house con-
tains three rooms, and the LOTS 141 feet oy s5 TO
the lot, The house Is new and ia good repair.
TERMS: Cash for expenses Of sale nnd q note JOE
Sf54.5O: $3.50 due January l, 1877; $i6S:5U que
Iniv mn: the residue on such terms as the sald
JOHN 7. Smith may direct. xr-,,,, ,-..
mn e6-2a.31xSe2&4 r.
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