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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1877-12-21

GRAPEyINEs should always be
pruned 10 the fall, IS bad weather or
press Of other work may interfere IN
early spring. As each vine will re-
quire to be pruned according to its
condition, no general rules can be
given. The canes that grew the
past season will not bear fruit again.
The buds upon these canes will next
spring form shoots upon which the
fruit will be borne. The vine will
be, 10 decide where he wishes fruit
bearing shoots, and must leave buds
to produce them, cutting away all
the other buds, or the canes which
bear them. As this will remove a
large share of the wood that the
vine has made during the past seas
on, the novice is timid and fears
that he is doing wrong, but in most
cases the danger is in leaving, rath>
err than removing too much.
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portunity of observing him closely for, sew
eral wears in his official capacity, ]. can truly
saw that he has discharged his duties well.
He has been staunch advocate Of the Pc
caniary interests OF |. the county, scruti-i
pizing closely the claims, brought against
her. and opposing all such claims as APP
peared, TO be- not strictly le2al.t / think the
Board of Supervisors win bear testimony
to bis zeal in this direction. t. ;. i,:ri
III The prosecution OF offenders against
the law. j think great credit should be
awarded him. HIS efficiency and ability as
a prosecutor have lately been brought into
very prominent notice by bis conduct OF
the prosecution IN the case OF the Com
monweath against James I. Littlepage in
Henrico County Court. Considering the
number and ssaateriel Of the counsel for the
defence, a looker-on would have said that
the odds against Mr.. Thomas were over
whelming, that counsel tsing composed OF
some OF the best criminal lawyers OF the
land, veterans at thes ibnr; and yet
against this seemingly iheayy odds he
obtained verdict for. the Common
| wealth at two separate trials OF the
case. At the last trial he labored un-
der the additional disadvantage that
two of the Commonwealth witnesses
had died, and that important evidence for
the prosecution given in former trials had
been ruled out by higher,court. Not hay
ing voted for Mr.. Thomssfe his present
office, I think ] can with the greater impair
tiaity Judge him upon his merits, and my
only object in writing this notice-an OBJ
ject in common with all good citizens-is to
give q faithful officer the credit to which he
is entitled. CONSERVATIVE.
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TRIAL OF AN ALLEGED HOTEL THIEF
HUNG JURY.-The attention OF the Hastings
Court was occupied on Saturday in the trial
of George Johnson, one OF the parties
charged with breaking into Mr.. j. B. Cren-
sbaw's room at the st. Claire Hotel, on Tues
day night, October 80, aud stealing $50 in
money from Crenshaw's pants-pocket.
The evidence was confined to three wit
nesses on the part Of the Commonwealth
Mr.. Crenshaw, Mr. Weatherford, detective
and clerk at the st. Claire, and Sergeant
John T. Hall. Mr.. .Crenshaw testified that
he awoke few minutes after O'Clock and
found his door aiar FIVE or six inches, his
clothes in the same place be left them the
night before, but his money gone. lie re-
ported his loss to Weatherford, who went
for Policeman Hall. Rutherford had the
hall watched until Hall came. Witness
thought he heard his door squeak, aud that
was what probably awoke him.
Mr.. Weatheriord testified that he had the
floor watched, and when Hall arrived they
went up to the room occupied by johnson.
Knocked twice. Finally got them up.
They were not the least excited or sur
prised. Their baggage was searched, and a
file and other articles found. Two skele-
ton-keys were found in Johnson's hat under
the lining. The hat was in valise in the
room.
Mr.. John S. Wise appeared for the de-
fence.
After argument the case was given to the
Jury about 2 O'Clock. They retired, and
being unable TO agree, the court took a re-
cess. The jury remained in their room
until about 7 O'Clock, when they were
brought into court, and being unable to
agree were sent down to the hotel.
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PERsoSAL.-A great pleasure is in store
this week for those who 60 to see the Flor
ences in "The Mighty Dollar" It isa tho
roughly amusing play, and gives, though In
IN exaggerated way, an idea OF the arts and
wiles Of Washington lobbyists. They ap-
pear Thursday night. te.e }-~
:. Colonel Albert 0Tdway, formerly OF this
city, has been appointed by Mr. Schlecher,
OF Texas, who rs chairman OF the House
Committee on Roads and Canals, clerk of
that committee. He was previously clerk
of the Committee on Education, OF which
Hon. G. c. Walker. was chairman. (.
Ills now said tnat the William Eustace
Gibson who died in Culpeper last week was
not the Eustace Gibson OF the Constitll-
ton Convention.
Candidates for the various Offices and
places within the gift OF the House OF Dele.
gates are busily at work. Indeed, there Will
be no lack Of candidates for any Of the
1 offices TO be filled by either house or by the
General Assembly.
Judge Hughes will be here to hold court
to-day. =
Governor Kemper will at the end Of his
term remove to Orange county, where he will
farm and practice law. :#'
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FOR RENT.
II o Il r E n T d.
N n n

X y ~ n Z ~ H:i
TWO NEW THREE-sToRY BRICK. DWELL
INGS, with wing in the rear, containing twelve
rooms each, with alt the modern Improvements, on
franklin street between Madison and Monroe.
BRICK DWELLING on Main street, No. 500, be-
swSfa ores above Containing ten rooms Kitchen &C.
BRICK DWELLING No. sl3 Grace street, pc
tween Laurel and shater, with eight rooms, . IN
Guiding kitchen and servants rooms, with the mod.
BRICK DWELLING on Ross street near Govern
or street, with basement and three stories above,
containing ten rooms. and kitchen Ia the rear.
BRICK DWELLING on Grace street, No 8. be, be,
tween Foashee and Adams wtn rs Ine ana
ana RRicR " e No. so7 west Clay street.
RRfGK ftse DWELLING on Franklin between Twen-
tyrth and street, win seven ToSr, To0mi,
BRISK Oh eonrn
BRICK DWELLING on Third street near Baker
street, with five rooms, and kitchen. .....,,
. DsRI BRICK DWELLiNG NJ; 52s s.: james street,
cfS sRd on
corner M eet, with four rooms, &c.
OFFICES on Eleventh street between Main and
Df FRAME SWELLING on Twenty. fifth street be-
tween and q %Ih si1 rooms ats Setr,en
FRAME DWEL Ling on TWENTY. .afth street near
i've rooms Kitchen, stable, and two acres Of land
attached.
eighth streets. with five rooms.
FRAME DWELLING on Moore street near Ba-
CON Quarter branch. with three 10 four rooms.
TWO STORES, with DWELLINGS above, on
Broad street near Tenth.
SMALL FRAME DWELLING on Gllner street
between Clay ana Leigh.
FRAME DWELLING Oh Twenty. fourth ana
Clay streets, with seven rooms, and Kitchen.
SMALL FRAME DWELLING on Clay street oe-
tween GilIner and Shafer streets.
FRAME DWELLING on Twenty-seventh street
Li,chem RICHARDSON j. CO.,
Real Estate Agents,
,o1+ 1ll3 Main street.
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JAS. MACDOUGALL, 1ox A. NJ, at P. F. Noland
J. Co.'S store, No. 1725 Main street, stock OF
groceries, store-fxrures, showcases, PLATFORM
scales, &c.
j. d. WHITEHEAD & CO., 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
stock Of groceries, &c.
GRuBBs & WILLIAMS, 12,s P. NJ, granite-front
tenement No. 1416 Main street.
RICHARDSON & CO., 4 P, NJ, a small new brick
dwelling and lot on the east side OF ST. james
street between Clay and Leigh streets.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, IL NJ, commissioner
sale of large quantity OF valuable improved real
estate belonging 10 the Mitchell estatc.
.GODDIS, WARREN & CO., 10 A. NJ, horses,
mules carriages buggies, pony-phaeton, &C., on
second street between Grace and Broad.
RICHARDSON & CO., P. NJ. market-farm, four
and half miles west OF. Richmond, ADJOINING
West Hampton.
-W.-GODDlN, A p. NJ, three-eighths reyersionary
interest in grantte-front store and dwelling No.
til Broad street, between Seventh and Eighth.
EDWARD C. GODDIN, 12 IL, commissioners sale
9 I or two tracts Of land In Henrico, on the new
Chsrles-C City road, four miles below Richmond.
GRUBBs g WILLIAMS. 12 NJ, commissioner
sale Of the tract Of land In Henrco county called
Locust Grove"
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ACCIDENTALLY DRowNED.-The body Of
Frederick Anderson, a colored man, aged
about sixty years, was found on Saturday
morning in the Second lock, three miles
from the city. He had been missing since
Thursday night last between and O'Clock.
1t is supposed, the night being very dark
and stormy, he accidentally stepped into
the lock, and being old and feeble was
unable to get out, and was drowned. JUS
tice John n. Hopkins, acting coroner, had
the following jurors summoned &. W.
Davidson, foreman; NJ. b. Mahoney, S.
Walters, Philip Kritzer, Frank 6. Winder,
and NJ. C. Alley. There being no marks OF
violence the Jury decided that he came to
his death by accidental drowning.
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SATURDAY NIGHTS NEWS.
An interesting Day In the House OF
:. ~ - ,.t''.., Representatives,

THE ARMY BILL UP But NOT DISPOSED
oF-WHKT SOME OF THE VIRGINIA MEM
BERs HAD To sAY-THE PRESIDENT AND
THE PoNcAINDIaN aNs.=cHAELEs sTRAHL,
THE ALLEGED MURDERER OF HENRY
aETz, PAwNlNs HIS EFFECTS -ARTHuR
b. norwood ELECTED MAYOR OF LIVER
pOoL-THE TOLEDO SUNDAY JOURNAL
ATTACHED, FoR A L1BELLoUs PUBLIcA-
TIoN-sNUFB-MILLs BURNED IN PENN
sYLvANIA-THE RECENT OUTRAGE. on
UNITED STATES CONSUL L.GRrFFIN-THEA-
TIRE AT PITTSBURGH BURNED-A
sNOW.SToRM AT POUGHKEEPsIE, N. Y
REPUBLICAN SENATORIAL CAUCUS IN
WASHINGTON, &C., &c. =,
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POLICE COURT, SATURDAY-Police-Ju Jus
tice Joseph j. White presiding.-The con-
tinued case Of Charles Crouch, charged
with assauIting and wounding Henry Cole
man with coupling-pin, was called and
continued to Tuesday on account OF the
absence OF the wounded man. DR.. Coax
ley, the physician attending Coleman, said
he was out OF danger, and the Police JUS
tice thereupon admitted Crouch to bail.
Georgeanna James (colored), charged with
keeping disorderly house; continued till
Monday.
Robert Bruce, q small colored boy,
charged with stealing one lot of coal from
Frederick Faulkner, was turned over to his
mother for punishment.
Philip Weber, assault and battery, was
discharged. ......--.
John Fl. Smith (colored) was fined $40 for
using the city water without paying for it.
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LITTLEpAGE's CoNFEssIOS.-Littlepage,
the Henrico-county forger, has at last found
out that it is useless for him to continue his
assumed loss Of speech. On Saturday a
State officer saw him at the county Jail, had
a long talk with him, and advised him TO
own up that ne had been t'putting on" and
when he went out to the penitentiary to
behave himself, be good prisoner, do his
duty, and thus enttle himself to the usual
shortening Of the term. Littlepage then
confessed that he had not lost his speech,
conversed freely, and said he would take the
advice given him. He had hearty cry
about his wife and children, and seemed to
be much impressed by the error Of his way.
is for two years.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.

England.
ELECTION OF MAYOR OF LIVERPOOL
LONDON, November 10.--AIthur 3. For
wood, OF PIN, Forwood IL Co., OF New
York and New Orleans, and Leach, Harri-
son & Forwood, of LIVERPOOL, WIS elected
Mayor Of Liverpool yesterday.
Scotland. :ss,,
CONTEST FOR THE LORD RECToRsHTP OF THE
EDrSBuRoH UNIVERSITY.
EDINBURGH, November 18.-The contest
for Lord Rectorship of the Edinburgh Uni.
versity terminated to-day in favor OF the
Marquis OF Harrington, leader OF the Libe-
raj party in the House.
The War News from the East.
-. COMMANDMENT OF P0DGARITzA.
RAGUsA, November 10.-Tbe M0ntene-
grins have commenced the bombardment OF
Podgaritza. The place is expected to hold
out, as the principal defences have lately
been reconstructed. ~ t5ass
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SUPREME CoURT.oF APPEALS, SATURDAY.
Hannah's administrator, &C., Us. Hannah,
&c. Further argued by James Alfred Jones'
Esq, for the appellants, and W. W. Henry,
Esq, and Judge H. Ell. Marshall for the ap-
pellees, and continued till Tuesday.
RiXey rs. Wright. Dismissed agreed.
Mitchel's administrator Us. Haile's execu-
tor. Dismissed by appellants.
& Co. Petition for rehearing denied.
Beckham, &C., Us. Bolts, &c. Put on the
privileged docket.
Friedley Us. Mollinsaux will be called
about hali-past II O'Clock Tuesday.
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CoSvEYANCEs OF REAL ESTATE FOR WEEK
ENDING NoyEMBER10 10, 1877.-Lots fronting !:
l6 feet on Canal street near Foushee for
$3.50; 81 feet on Leigh street near Adams
for S40S; 31l feet on Byrd street between
Fourth and Fifth for 500; 81 feet on Leigh
street near Adams for $3.50 !; 48 feet on Mar
shall street corner of Brook avenue for
$4,000; 193 feet on Cary street between
Virginia and Shockoe slip, and 10 1-12 feet
on alley property just behind the above),
for Sc, 500; Is feet on Third street near Du-
val for 81 ,25O; 81 feet on Duyal street for
$3.50; So feet on Cary street and Is feet on
Main street for Silica; 33 feet on BeIyidere
street near Beverley for $4,000; 81 feet on
Fourth street between Clay and Leigh for
$1,000; 80 feet on Marshall street corner OF
Fourth for S1,650; 81 feet on Sixth street
near Baker for 5000.
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THE SOUTH CAROLINA MILITARY CONTEST.
At a meeting OF the Walker Light Guard
held Saturday night the company resolved
to go TO Columbia and enter the competitive
drill il arrangements to that end can be
perfected to-day.
Considerably over hall the sum needed
for expenses has been raised, and it is not
doubted that the remainder will be prompt
ly subscribed. There has been pretty
general expression from merchants and
manufacturers interested in the South Caro-
lima trade favorable to the trip. On the
part Of the public there is desire to have
our soldier boys contend with their south
ern brethren for the prize, which is not
only honorable but valuabe-viz.; S400.
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CHANGE IN THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO
ScHEDULE.-A change has been made in the
schedule on the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
road. The express and mail trains still
leave at SAD A. NJ. aid s:45 P. M., but the
express train arrives at A. NJ. instead OF
$3.50 A. Nj. The accommodation train ar
riyes at $40 A. NJ. instead OF S:45 A. NJ. It
leaves ut p. NJ, and connects at Gordons-
vile with the Virginia Midland road, ar
irving in Washington at 1880 A. NJ. The
mail, express, and accommodation trains
connect ut Gordonsville for Washington
and the North, and the mail and express
trains connect at Charlottesville for Lynch
burg and the South.
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EXCURSION TO LTNcaBuRG.- THE excur-
sion to Lynchburg and the Virginia Con-
ference, under the auspices Of the ladies Of
Trinity church, which leaves uiG the Rich
mond and Danvllle railroad tomorrow
Tuesday morning at 81 O'Clock, will be q
fine opportunity for those who desire to
visit that city either on business or pleas
ure. The cheapness of the fare is an in
ducement seldom offered to travellers. The
Conference will possess unusual interest to
all who attend.
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Ohio.
NEWSPAPER ATTACHED.

TOLEDO, November 1O.-The property OF
the Sunday Journal, OF which j. r. Sher-
wood and George Garfield are proprietors,
has been attached on the petition Of Alex
ander Reed, postmaster, setting forth that
said Sherwood and Garfield published in
their paper and telegraphed to other papers
libellous statement concerning the petit
toner. The dispatches alluded to by Reed
contain assertions to the effect that he used
the post Office funds to carry on the Toledo
Blade and Commercial, Of which newspa-
per he is managing proprietor.
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LADIES' SUPPER.-The members and
friends Of Trinity church are specially in
yited to give the ladies Of Trinity church
call, in the lecture-room OF the church, to-
night, where they will be regaled With all
the delicacies OF the season, including tur-
key, sora, oysters, and everything that is
GOOD and seasonable. The proceeds will
he devoted to church purposes.
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CHANGES IN THE WEATHER.-There have
been remarkable changes in the tempera-
ture within the last few days. On Thurs
day the mercury at sunrise read 800 Fab
renheit; on Friday, at the same hour, the
thermometer stood at 600, and on Saturday
ut the same time at 40.
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PuoToGRAPHs-SoMETH NEw.-C. r. REEs
has Just introduced the new style GEN PHOTO
GRAPHS at SO cents per dozen or S3 per hundred
suitable for vsiting-cards, autograph and other
albums, Bibles, businsss-card letters, &c-supplied
with Government lnucilage ready for sticking them
on The usual card-size, four for 81; large size, for
BY l frames, 81. Porcelain and hfe-size photo
graphs cheap The only gallery where really first
class work Is made ut low prices. S21 and s23
Main street, over Southern Express Office.
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CLERKS AT THE LATE ELECTIoS.-Clerks
at the late registration and election are re-
minded that before demanding payment for
services: they must procure certificates from
the registrars and leave them with the ALL
ditor. The same rule. applies to all claims
for rent Of precincts.
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MARROW ESCAPE FROM DRowNING.--On
Saturday afternoon, while three small boys
were playing in a boat in the canal, the boat
was capsized and the boys thrown into the
water. Mr.. Julian Jones, an employs at the
Haxall- -Crenshaw mills, succeeded in rescu-
inc them ~,...-.. .... g..
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THOSE who want w1NTER-BLooAING PLANTS
for the window-and who does not-can find 4 large
assortment at MoRToN's, corner Main and Reser-
yoir streets There Is nothing which more beauties
a room or better repays the trouble than window
full OF blooming plants. Mr.. MORTON has full
sunnlY OF all winter. blooming bubs.i.
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PEOPLE of comparatively small means are often
perplexed as to what present they shall make their
wives, which shall be at once cheap and acceptable
IF nothing else they can send for that admirable
household and fashion magazine, "Andrews's Ba-
zar This is full of articles contributed by excel
lent writer's and correspondents, stories, sketches
criticisms, facetia, and poetry. It's household hints
and shion department are simply unsurpassed, the
latter being illustrated in the most varied manner
with plates. Patterns are furnished at small cost
when desired. This periodical is published by W
r. Andrews, ut Cincinnati.
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South Carolina.
CONGRESSMAN sMALLs's CASE.

CONGRESSMAN EMALLSS CASE.
COLUMBIA, November 10.-In the trial OF
Congressman Smalls the defence put up no
witnesses, which gave counsel the privilege
of reply to the States attorney. Ex-Judge
Carpenter made the opening speech for
Smalls. lie was followed by Colonel YOU
mans and General Conner for the prosecu-
ton, and argument was closed by ex-Judge
Melton in behalf Of the prisoner. Judge
Townsend delivered the charge, and the
Jury took the case under consideration
about dark. The defendants counsel dwelt
upon the necessity for every juror to act
independent and not allow others to in
fuence them.
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PORT MAYO AND FULTON PUBLIC HALL
A meeting Of the subscribers and others in
terested in the Port Mayo and Fulton pub
lie hall will meet for permanent orgsnlza-
ton and election of officers at 1904 Will
liamsburg avenue this evening at O'Clock.
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DEpREDATIoNs UPON HOUSEHOLD Goods
independently Detective John Wren and Po-
liceman Mlchaels on Saturday arrested G.
Addington and Tim. Goff, on the charge of
stealing a quantity Of tableware and bed
clothes from gentleman named Saunders,
who had his property stored in rooms over
]. II. Roses store, 1903 Main street.
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ENT.


Nice BRICK TENEMENT on Marshall ssres!
near Twenty.fourth street, containing seven rooms
eas. water, bathroom, &c.; In thorough repair.
Possession at once. Rent very low. -.
No. 28OS Franklin street: seven roomss gsss
water. detached kitchen, &c. Rent only $500 per
annun. o,,,> ,,,vu, iy,y1,s ~.
2SO5 Franklin street; seven rooms, &C.; st Sa4o
PEI TSa an"Eis FIRST FLOOR AND BASEMENT OF that
desirable dwelling No. ll6 south Third street. Goa,
taining six rooms; gas water, cosi-vani,s. una lp
EVERYTHING complete amt detached.
TWo NiCE TENEM ENTS-H Nos. 27 10 and 2Ia8
Broad strect-containtng I'VE roousi gas 'i ~'si'
Stcs e.s BRiCK DWELLINes. No. $40 aIosby s,see.:
I'VE rooms and usual couyeniences' ~ ~.
BRicK TENEMENT on the corner Of ESSrsn l,SSsa
and Marshall streets; eight rooms
Eas. water, De. Rent greatly reduced. =. I. ,na ria
Several on street near aas s,, 1,
Market that are admirably adapted Tor aIucst 9ht
business ~ greatly reduced rents. .,,,s=
STORES nWEt.IIHfsS.tb tb0fh large ana s!naitis
OFFICES, and sutTN OF no 0siS, for rent ~ q,
most any portion Ut the city ~ greatly feduced
7! no S-4t OHERT .B. LYME.
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California.

THE RECENT OUTRAGE ON UNITED STATES con-
SUI GRIFFIN.
SAN Francisco, November 10.-Further
information concerning the affair in Samoa
shows that without doubt the first tele-
graphed version OF the outrage on United
States Consul Griffin was substantially cor.
rect in all respects.
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Railroad Matters.

THE FAST-hAIL SCHEDULE FROM NEW YORK TO
NEW ORLEANS.
Especial telegram to the Dspatch.l
WILMINGTON, N. c., November 10.-Conl-
.mencing November II, 1877, the following
named changes occur in the fast-mail sched.
ule in force over the great Atlantic Coast
Line: Leave New York at $3.50 P. NJ.
Philadelphia, $50 P. NJ; Baltimore, 1886
A. NJ; Washington, 2:45 A. NJ; Rich
mond, $40 A. N. Arrive at Wilmington
at 7:O5 P. NJ; Augusta, 6:26 A. NJ; Charles
ton, Ais A. NJ; Savannah, 1916 A. NJ.
Macon, 11:2s A. NJ. Columbus, 1888 P. NJ.
Montgomery, sos P. NJ; Mobile, 8 a. NJ.
New Orleans, S:35 d. Nj.
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EXCURSIONS.
EXCURSION TO LYNCHBURG
II

THE VIRGINIA CONFERENCE, TUESDAY,
NOVEMBER 18TH.
The laties OF TRULY Methodist church have ar
ranged for an EXCURSION pio the Ranvile and
Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroads 10 Lynch
burg. Va, on TUESDAY the 18Th instant. The
price Of tickets. ROUND-TRIP, viii be only FIVE
DOLLARS-good for thirteen days. This Will give
minister's delegates, and others, who desire 1t, an
opportunity TO attend the SESSIONS Of the Virginia
Apnual Conference, which conYenes In Lynch5urg
On the 14th This is rare opportunity for persons
business. TO money. Persons going by this e2-
cnrsion can return on any Gay they choose within
the limits OF the time stated. Cars leave Danville
depot about o'clock TUESDAY MORNING. Ex-
eurs!on tickets ezn be procured at 7. l.. D. WAL
Fo&D'S, Sl4 Main street; at sMITII Il RADY'S.
14l9 Aaiu street: at MCpHAIL & BROTHERS.
drugstore, corner Eighteenth ana Broad streets: G..
+. WALPonp CO.'S. 431 Broad street; w. IL.
BRIGGS BRoTnER's. Broad street near Chesa-
Jeake and Ohio railroad: e. K. MORRISON & Co.'s,
druggists. 25i7 east Broad street; A. W. GAKBEK'S
Railroad 1ieket-Ofice, 1926 MAiu street anc OF the
ommittee Tuesday morning at the depot
no 7-4fW,F,S&M