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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-12
RAILROAD LINES.
rKAIS DAILY

SCHEDULE OF TRAINS TAEtSG EFFECT
SUNDAY, AUGUST 5, 1877.
THROUGH MAIL TRAIN DAILY.
No. 1-7:25 4. NJ, leaves Richmond: arrives =,
EnrkcyiIlr 9:46A. NJ. DanYi'is
--.. l;2S Z. ~. Greensboro, $50
and Charlotte 1896 J.. ".
No. 2-4:2D i. b.. leaves Charlotte: arrives =,
Salisbury Gls a. ". Gr..ns.
horn' SEQ 4. ~. Dau:i.rr
iolS a. NJ. Burkeyil!e 2:6i
l.. ~. and Richmond aga T. 81
THROUGH PASSENGER TRAM DAILY.
No. 3-10:5O +. ~, leaves Richmond: arrives !.
'Burkcrille Ii A. ". Dan.
vlie 5:3i A. ~. t:recugioro'
A. NJ, and Charlotte i:l5 IN
No.d 5:2O 7. d., leaves Charlotte: arrive. ~
bSro' ID p. 81. n.G AMI ~ 10 -,
a. ~. EurkeYiIic i43 4. II
and Richmond 1:tl 4. r.
LYSCHBURG ACCOMMODaTIOE Dali,
No. 81 600 4. 81, leaves Richmond d:!ly and mr..
rives ut EurArgil!c a. l9:lI /.
NJ. connecting With III" s. "
southwest and the var.ol<
springs and simmer -c>o.i, OK,
the line Of that road.
No. 6-l2:1O u. 81. leaves Burkcr!!c daily an. A..
rivcs al Richmond at 3:l2p
NJ. connecting with A.. T. (
o. r. Il. from MI points S0u.l
and southwest, and r. IN tie
various springs and sliumcrry.
sorts on that road.
Trains Nos. and STOP only Amelia Cou.:-
house. BurScviilc, kcySvlc. brakes Branch. Roam.
oke, Glover Scottsburg, Wolf Trap. Boston Elrss-
dales. Dundee. Danville. Rcidsville, Grcrn.boru'
Thonasvie, sail, bury, China Grove. AMI Aif-i.inc
Railroad junction.
Trains Nos. | aud 2 connect at Dundee wl:l tho
Virginia Midland railroad. At Greensboro ior IA
leigh, GoldsbOro and intcrmc,.ia," points, with y
G.. railroad. Al AIRLINE Junction with Alians. AMI
Charlotte AIRLINE. At Charlotte with Charlotte
Columbia and Augusta railroad 10 and from All
points North and South
Trains Nos. 3 aud 1 win stop a: MI stations AMI
connect 1T Richmond going North ana south WIN
the r., +. & +. r. X. for Washington AMI all vpiut,
North and West and with the &. < -. X. l.. for
Greenbrcr White sulphur and other ,pr!nss IN
West Virginia. At Greensboro with the No. and
" w. y. e.. railroa Is to and from StcIu. " e.. RAJ
leigh and Gol,shoro', and intermediate i.,in;s
At Salisbury with WcstcrA y. &. railroad. These
trains run daily on Rch.nond and DinyilIr rag.
road. and connect rs above. except going north
Sunday morning and going south on yn,iday
morning. Trains making tins connection .uu ds!I.
on Richmond Fredericksburg aHi Potomac All!
Chesapeake and Ohio RAILROADS except sunday.
Trains on Y. ". y. e. railroad run from i,r."n<-
bOrO' IL Salem daily except SUNDAY. and from salem
tn Greensboro daily except Saturday.
Tickets sold 10 all southern ami southwestern
points, and ba2gag" checked through.
Local tickets good only Toy continuous rasSaga
between the points named on the tickets. 80 lav-
over checks Will be given.
T. VI. 4. TALCUTT.
General Superintendent.
JOHN X. HACMC Roo. q. neral Passenger Agru:.
iy II
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-12
BY Edward c. Goddin,
Zeal Estate Agent and Auctionecr.
No. lois Main street.

TWO VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS
i OPPOSITE MORTON's GARDEN, on MAIN
STREET, THREE SQUARES ABOHE M0NKOE
i6, 1877, at 4 o'clock p. NJ. will sell. on the
premises, TWO LOTS, fronting 80 feet each T., ana
above described. No lots In that section are more
'@a'' EDWARD c. GDDDIN,
ocl2 Auctionccr.
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by Richardson & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctionccrs.
lib Main Streer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUA-
l. BILE DWELLING. AND VALUAB
STORES WITH DWELLINGS NBONE, ON
CLAY AND TWENTY-EIGHTH STREETS,
CHURCH HILL, BYAUCTION.-By virtue OF the
provisions OF two deeds of trust, bearing date re-
spectiyely August 5, 1875, and March 2s, 1876, to
the undersigned trustee. duly recorded In the clerk
office of the Chancery Court Of the city of Rich
mond. in D. b. 106 Il, page 12s, and ID: b. lO7 3,
mentioned SHALL as trustee In said deeds being re.
ouired so to do BY the beneficiary in the deeds afore
said. sell by auction. on the premises, on MONDAY
the 9Th OF October. 1877, ut O'Clock L. NJ, the
REAL ESTATE described in said deeds, consisting
of a LOT OF LAND fronting 33 feet on the east
line Of Twenty street at its intersection with
the north line Of Clay street, and running back
between parallel lines and along said Clay street
1913 feet to an alley IL feet wide. with LARGE
TWO-STORY FRAME DWELLING and TWO
STORES with DWELLINGS above.
TERMS: The said deeds require cash enough to
dcfray the expense of executing this trust and 70
nav of the sum of S2.110, with interest on $3.50
from the 2Sth of March. 1877. and on 81 from
the 5th of August. 1877; but other terms may be
given at the time Of sale
POSTPONEsENT.
The aforementioned sale fs POSTPONED on &c:
count of the iucemcncy OF the weather until
MONDAY, 18th October, 1877: al O'Clock I. d.
j. A. RICHARDSON,
oc ~ .... :. Trustee. i.
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BY Robert p. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioncer,
1912 Main street.

AVN
MISERABLE, CONVENIENT, AND
VEL L-CoNsTRUCTED, TIRsToCtA 4SIs
FRaNKLlN-STREET RESIDENCE. CORNER
OF SHAFER STREET, FOR SALE AT PUB
lie AUCTION.-By request OF the owner kev. a:
E. Dickinson {wllo has purchased the residence Of
the Rev James Is. Taylor onposic)l will sell upon
tlc premises, 4: public auction, on IliCRSDA1 the
25th day of October, 1877, at A.. O'Clock Z. NJ the
truly valuable and convenient
FRAME RESIDENCE. The main house Is two
aud-a-half stories high, and contains ten rooms
with gas, water. and the usual convcnicnccs In a
dwelling Of this class, and is comparatively new.
having been butt about six years. The kitchen Is
detached, and contains four rooms, &c. The
1arlors have large bay-windows. and are fitted up
with fine chandeliers and marble mantcls. This
residence Is situated in most excellent neiShbor-
hood-sccond to none IN the city. beside being so
near TO Monroe Park. The strcet-c;lrs run within
Short distance of the door and afford constant COIN
lnunIcation with the business portion. of the city
This IS certainly one Of the few desirable dwellings
now for sale, and being on the proposed extended
Franklin avenue Is bound to greatly increase lis
value. The lot has front of 80 feet on Franklin
street. and runs back $50 feet Slaftr street TO
wide alley. -- -.
TERMS: One fourth cash: residue upon credit
of six, twelve, eighteen, and twenty-tour mouths;
the purchaser 10 give negotiable notes, WIN lcSai
interest added from the day of sale, aud 10 be Sc
cured bv q trlst-tlced. ROBERT i. LYME,
nc II Auclinnt CT.
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RICHMOND, \ DIRK RIVER AND hEsr.HN"
RAILROAD
cCUEDULE OF TRAINS.
COMMESCING NAY 2l, 1877

cCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
COMMENCING NAY p, 1877.
THROUGH PASSENGER.
..oap n. Leaves Richmond n EsDAY. THUR
w DAY. ana SATURDAY. tohhctls j.
w.st Point with steamer lla'aHa 20
vii noints on York ritrr ana bt't.
more. Arrives In baltimore a, =,
NJ: connects with riil..!u ior -" n>H-
ineton. Philadelphia Ne" iofn, bp,,
ton aud AL western points. IVhh'S.'
ut Richmond with trains on klciin'""Gj
and Petersburg ana CHESAPEAKE
Ohio railroads.
THROUGH FREIGHT.
600 A. NJ. Leaves Richmond M0NpAl; VIZ"
NESDAY. aud FRIDAY aHa car
5.0o A. NJ TUESDAY, THURSDAY, ana ~ ~,
JREDAi. Connects WIN .te''u IT,,
Nj West Point for river lahainss ba.
tImore. and al western points. nt,n
uccis at Richmoud with trains on IT,
moud and Dznyillc railroad. Rictn" '"i
and Petersburg. aud Che ss:sa"e @''N
Ohio railroads.
LOCAL PASSENGER.
o.oopN Leaves Richmond daily tcScept sAI-
dayl -
,o.oo, u .rrtx,s Al Richmond TUESlAl >
Ao'oo ~ " THURSDAY. and SATCRDAl. 'u.!
meets with trains on Rlchinoua 80 49,
petersburg and Chesapeake ana V ~.
railroads Steamer Havana leaves na'
!nSrs FROM wt rIss E Sd ,iis and FRI FRI:
nay at Z. u. Connects WIZ
fr,jns fron philadelphia, New nots.
and western points, and Ut West t". Ss
With trains for Richmond ana !I'
south.
THROUGH FREIGHT.
amp NJ. Arrives at Richmond hOSpAl'" Il"
1'oo NESDAY, aud FRIDAY; ana GAIT
sl5p. NJ. TUESDAY, THURSDAY sha % =,
o'A' Inlay. Connects with steamer ~
Nest Point from Balfimore. .,p,
meets with Rtchnon5 ana Ba ns ." "
Richmond and Petersburg, ana 'H''-'
n,ase and Ohio railroads.
Local. PASSENGER. Sun.
o,, n ,rrvrs III Richmond daily eNcept SUI. SUI
Ao'oo ~ ~" Iay Connects with Ricuhoh" 80 49,
Petersburg and Chesapeake ana o'"'
railroads. =, nr rn,m
y, transfer Of freight at Richmond TO or n0i
son,bern points. Cars run through between A''N''
and West Point. .,,h lowest rates,
guaranteed. ,,, s.,,rantceJ rates,
,ssned To- an northern and western points. aud
Through tickets sold TO all northern, sHsh
vesisrn points aud baggage checked ttorifr ., OF
FOR tickets apply AT General kair"aa t,ntel and
De-. S26 Main street; at the ESchahSe, Luz a"i Doci
enmnanv's depot, corner Twen'y-ainu A"~
streets, Richmond, Va. . snnsr,ntenteut
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OCTOBER II, 1877.

,.. OCTOBER II, 1877.
Editors Dispatch: vii! you please re-
publish the poem that appeared In your
columns some time since entitled "The
Curfew Shall Not Ring Tonight" ana
oblige, MILDRED. .
FIN good time.1
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pIanetarv Coniunction.

Editors Dispatch: The four planets usual
~ visible to the naked eye may now all be
seen in the early part Of the night, ana VIII
continue to be visible nearly all OF the re-
mainder OF the year. Jupiter will disappear
first; he may now be seen in the southwest,
Venus in the west, and Mars and Saturn in
the southeast: the last-named are now about
half an hour apart-Saturn on the left-and
will gradually approach each other until the
Sd OF November at about O'Clock, when
they will appear to almost occupy the same
place, or Saturn will get behind Mars, and
afterwards appear on the right. r. K. B.
October 4, 1877.
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L1OR NEW YORK.-Thc Old 1cSEFs
L Dominion Steamship Company's $500 asgss
steamship WYANOKE, Captain CoCCH, will sal
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18th at z O'Clock a. II.
Freight received until 5 O'Clock Thursday evening
Through bills CT lading signed ami goods lor-
wardcd with dispatch to all points north, south,
east, and west; also, to foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare to New York, Sl2; round-trIr tickets
$24. Storage, IS aud SO.
G. ". ALLEN & &C.. Agents.
nc lO-3t ComDany's Wharf. Rockets.
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The following note from well-known
Virginia astronomer answers question
asked us by correspondent in Wytheville'
The answer. though almost exactly in time
to meet the question, came without any in
yitation on our part. We return thanks for
the timely response:
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pOSTPONEMENT.
The aboyr sale Is poned uRtil SATURDAY,
18th Instant at AZ O'clock Z. VI.
j. IL GODDTN,
J. G. HOWARD.
no II r.--.' - Trustees.
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AncTsoN sALEs.-Tht. Day

ne <3ses4sassy. h. ". :pewels, Ancsicneer'
1924 Main street.
r ARGE AND ELEGANT SIOCh AZ AZ
IrAWNsROKERs' CLOTHING, &C. ia 10
KUcTioNon THURSDAY 1 Inrre " sna elegant
o'clock. will sell At my ssorS ~ ,rrTfjISG, consist
Ing of -. ,, .,xyrpcoAJS.
HEAH, DIT! s srhssIMERE DRESS ana boSIr
eh' SEss.csATs, PANTS. and VESTS.
ALSO, r,S
An invoice Of DRY GOODS, NoGr rci}nins busi
WARE, &C, from ucrcli'''
ness. .s.....af.ss .Yco
About 1000 GAJ.Ln,HSy SIpfS hhISTS.
rho f a.ie saes Of the Is snrnsiy or
,s the goods viii be positively sou "t0WELL, =
reserve. Auctionccr.
,-,,, ic continued THIS DAY ut
The above ka'c wiz " y. ". POWELL.
10 O'Clock. AuctIcuccr.
oc ~ -------------- -----------S-
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JAMES RIVER STEAMBOATGTIsr
" COMPANY. &ssEEasSsRsa
FOR NORFOLK. BALTIMORE. PfIILADEL-
PIflA, NEW YORK. AND BOSTON.
ALSO.
REGULAR LANDINGS or JAMES RIVER.
FALL AND WINTER SCHEDULE.

ON and after WEDNt SDAY. September 18Th. the
fast and elegant steamer ELIZA hANtOA (car-
rvug United States mail) will leave Richmond for
the above-namcd places every MONDAY WE'D
SESDAY. aud FRIDAY, at $40 \. NJ.
Close connections made 1T NOrfOlS with the cle-
CANT steamers CAROLINA and FLORIDA, Of the
ray Line, for Baltimore. Philadelphia, New York,
and Boston: also, with The Merchants and Miners
Steamship Company for Boston direct.
Through tickets to Ill of the abore"naIncd cities,
by the lines named sale at CARRIERS agency. $50
Main street; at Exchange Hotel, and on board OF
steamers. .
Passengers by this route view by DAYLIGHT all
the historical points of Interest on James river
(plsslng through Dutch Gapl, including tortifci-
lions, famous batte-iclds, Jamestown, Fortress
Mourge. Rp-I,aps. Hampton Roads, &c. &c.
Frpigh, received daily SUNDAYS eYceptcd) from
A. VI. to Z. NJ for Boston, Providence, Norfolk.
Portsmouth: aud regular landings on James river.
SPECIAL SOTlCE.-The elegant steamer JOHN
SYLVESTER, having been temporarily Withdrawn
from the regular line, is now readyfor special char
ter for day or moonlight excursions at low rates.
l.. Il. TATUM, General Agent.
Office: Companys wharf, Rockets and 9O3 Main
street. Sc IL
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nv Jas. Macdougall, Anctlohcer'
10 Governor street.

No. 10 Governor street
yr,uE SALE OF CHROMOS, OlE-PAlNI
| IEr.C e., AZ thc store of AR. 8. X. CampDciL
Ninth ,,nSe, y IT oesos at Which time
eHh ns the remaining stock will be disposed Of to-
grthcr with ,,, r>-,r corrNTEpS
SHOWCASE. WALNUT DESK.
ERAMES, MOULDINGS. &C, &C.;
o., which che attention Of the public Is Respectfully
called. 'AS' Anct,onetr
10 INNN.-
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SCHEDULE OF TRAINS TAEESG ErFr,,r
SUNDAY, AUGUST ). 1877.
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WOOD AND COAL.

NOW Is THE TIME TO CONTRACT
~ FOR FALL AND WINTER SUPPhiES:E
For nuaty and price The ENGINE and FORGE
coat mined by Pitcher & Forloinc IS the cheapest
used I'm the city. The HOPE NINE has been re-
Gently onrncd and the COAL from 1t l. superior To-
any ever brought from the celebrated Norwood
dds Try ;t w. s. PITCHER.
"nrsom S23 east Mlin street
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CONFECTI0NERIEs. DE

CLARIFIED FLINT CANDIES.-I an,
W daily manufacturing an article Of CLARlFlEaLg,
FLINT CANDY OF purs crushed sugar, warranted
better than any made In the United States for whole
safe purposes warrant 1t 10 stand dry and arm IN
any weather and sell u mt the same price tiia lnie.
! CANNED GOODS, TOBACCO, CIGARS. CAKES,
and CRACKERS; all or which offer at Baltimore
prices, LOUIS j. DOSsIEIx. GOnfecsioner,
I oc 8 9s IA 10 bain street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-12

HAVING ERECTED NEW Ma.
ri CJJINERy for preparing COOKING and
IxDIING-WOOD can furnish 1t 1t The shortest
notice, cut to suit any stove 3oc. iess tn@h 900 3
mrtres 400 cord FOREST PINE AND DAN. 6vu
tons ANTHRACITE COAL, SOFT CSALS, SvhE'
&c; sold by weight. q. ID En.antii,
r. fac'ofs aAu ' Sc IS-1m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-12

4 NTHRACITE COAL, ALL SIZES, AT
N LOWEST SUMNER RATES. West Virclnis
Block Splint COAL. Cumberland COAL. by me car
% ar IN lots 10 suit the trade Oh accommodating
eesrms. ,yak and Pine WOOD, All coal sold by
weight, anu guaranteed 10 be OF the best quality
"s'H' -" WRIT ROBERTS,
jyo corner Seventeenth and Cary streets
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-12

rJ,HE BRIGHTHOPE RAILWAY COM
4 PANY deliver promptly IN all parts Of the cry
,heir celebrated CLOVER HILL LUMP. HAIL,
NUT, ENGINE. and SHOP coal, only by weisht,
giving ton or abont 80 bushels, for about me same
that Was formerly charged for 2J bushels. CAL anu
be convinced thai II Is to Your interest To patronize
his home enterprise. Yard Corner Seventh and
Byrd streets. Richmond Va. ~
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4 NTHRACITE COAL-BEsT QUAIL
better: EIRE-COKE COAL for steam aud smith
ing-eauaI to Cumberland coal; SOFT COKE, the
WOOD-better than haid-prepared: none cheaper.
For Winter supplies my prices are unusually low.
T.. II. CARkISGToN, -,
iva corner Seventeenth aud cary streets.
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DOR RENT, that small, desirable On
T BRICK DWELLING No. 1906 Broad, near Ell
Twelfth street. containing five rooms besides kitchen
and servants room. Apply 10
JAMES M..TAYLOR & SON,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
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FOR RENT.

DOR RENT, productive FARM l;:a
Il Of 500 ACRES nine miles below Rich M:4
fnond Large portion rich rirer-1ats. some TO be
cleared Good dwelling, barn, &c: Kent low TO a
good farmer. Apply te }. l.. APPERSON,
Or I LIT Real Estate Agent, &c.
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DOX PAPER, In GREAT VARIETY,
ID at Is, 90, 25, and sec. box. Sent to any adj
- j. 7. ELLYSON, Bookseller,
iy8O 1ll2 Maiu street.
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ALL THE NEW NOVELS FOR SALE
IA NV j. T.. ELLYSON, BOOKSELLER,
iv Ak HIP Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-12

TOR RENT, THOSE LARGE AND Ms
T. DESIRABLE ROOMS In Goddin Hall, Ell
corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets, recently oceu
pied by Zetelle as Il restaurant and bar-rooln ana
e.: ich business lhese rooms are wel-arrangcd and
Also, several DESIRABLE ROOMS In the same
bniIdinn suitable for offices or lodging rooms.
'"A'0'''e S JAMES NJ. TAYLOR Sun,
,,o+ ReaI ESTATE Agents and Auctioneers.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1877-07-05

isssi' Try Try this .es.-all.... s..s.:s....:
Emma mn Is o lady of brilliant a.ta;nments
and her friends are Justly graiified at tbt
distinction she has achieved in her Colleg,
course. tfaf -.
The following officers have been elected
to serve Anderson Division, Nc. !, Sens c;
Iemperunce, the ensuing quarter. r.. N.
White, w. p; John NJ. Hubbard, w. A.;
Chas. +. Jones, r. g.; r. r. Todd, A. X. s.;
c. w. Webb, F.S.; A. s. Todd, Treas. III.
+. Chrietzberg. Chap: J. r. Smith, Con. +;
Jas. 8. Anderson, A. c.; w. B. Mckinney,
!. g.; w. c. Keith, o. S.; w. M. Wilcox,
+, w. p; I. c. Ligon, Librarian; Foster
FAINT, Asst. Librarian. The installatiof. will
take place at the meeting tonight, when O.
inii attendance is requested.
The Anderson Reading Club met at Mrs.
Webbs ON Lost Tuesday night, end re-or-
ganized by electing the following officers
President, J. L. Tribble; LIST Vice President.
G. W. Webb; 2nd Vice President. ]. RI
Cathcart Sec and Treas, J. Fcaster Brown.
Critic, Rev. II. F. Chrictzberg; Ea. Com
mitsee, ]. G. Cunningham, A. s. Todd and
Miss Mary Towers. The next meeting of
the Club will be held at Mr. s. Blechley,s
on next Tuesday night. All the former
members are requested to attend, and any
desiring to join are invited tc hand In their
appncations through some member of the
Club
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TIE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

The Commissioners of Anderson County
have shown very great regard for our public
interests, and have shown themselves tc be
both vigilant and efficient in the discharge
of their very important duties. They have
just adopted a resolution to divide their Ia
Dor by assigning special work for each
member of the. board, thereby insuring more
prompt and efficient attention to I'LL matters
claiming their attention.
MR. o. H. p. FAINT,
the Chairman of the Board, has been as
signed charge of the poor house and public
buildings of the County, ,fptogether with such
other matters as may from time to time re-
quife his attention III carrying out the action
OF the Board of Commissioners.
SR. SAMUEL BROWNE
has been assigned the supervision of Garyin.
Hopewell, Brushy Greek, Williamson,
Bolton, Broadway, Honca Path and Martin
townships.
MR.. JOHN G. CAN'T
has been assigned the supervision Of Pen
dleton, Fork Centreville. Varennes, Hall,
Corner, Sarannnh and Rock Mills town
ships. All persons having business with
the Commissioners nie hereby notified OF
this action and requested to present it to tl:e
Commissioners having the subject in charge,
and thereby save trouble and unnecessary
delay. -
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sToRFv1LLE.

We regret to announce that while Mr..
Carol Shirley was attempting to place the
band OF the thresher on the band-wheel of
the engine, his arm was caught, fracturing
both boncs-radius and ulna. We wish
him q speedy recovery The ques.
ton OF fence or no fence is the topic
nowadays. Let us have the fence law.
.....Those who would like to know how
to grow vegetables on new-gromnd gardens
would do we'll to consult with our friend,
DIR. c. V. Barnes, who has grown a fine
garden of vegetables this season. =. On
Wednesday night, 9th June, a negro man
dee Newcll-made break on che corn
crib of Mr.. T. L. Clinkscales, carrying away
az much of the contents as he could wag
with. He has been picked up.
fg RUSTICUS.
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County Correspondence.
HoaEA PATH.

Geo. NJ. McDavid, reports cotton bloom
on the 1st instant. and Geo. NJ. Greer. for
wards one found ON the End. These blooms
are day earlier than last year. 49,. Several
farmers give reports of large yields of wheat
but the largest is from D. s. Mccullough
who made ninety bushels OH three acres
All the old folks and the young men with
their sweethearts, arc preparing for the
commencement at Due West, and q warn,
time they will have of tiff the weather don't
change.....Aaron Robinson, (col, had al,
attack OF meningitis last week, and he, OF
his friends, supposing he was going mad
as he had had something to do with mad
hog-got for him mad deg ticket "a small
piece of paper with few words written
upon it) which he took Gnwardly) and is
now doing as ,reN as could be expected.