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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-05
AUCTION SALEs-.Thfs Day.
ByJ. ID. Whitehead,
Grocery Auctionecr and Commission Merchant.
1912 Main street.

T WILL OFFER AT AUCTION THIS
l. (hlonday) MORNING, 9th instant. commencing
at IOb O'Clock, large and desirable stock OF GhO-
CERIEs to which the attention OF the trade Is 'i'-
''e BACoN-s1DEs,s SHOULDERS, and HAMS;
RULK-SIDES, MlDDLES, and SHOULDERS;
CHEESE ksEi BGjTrER. and LARD;
GRRES a ado BLAcK TEAs-s,naIl packages
and half chests; ."s ...-.t
LAUNDRY SOAPS-all grades; .
SAL. sopA and III. CARB. SODA, in kegs;
Observation-Disclosures coEhEEg sai Sta STARCH, and BLUE
scor tNiih ERR1Nes; -, ..
BRO0ais, BUCKETS, and TUBS;
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and BLEACHING:
A good assortment of CROCKERY. consisting Of
DISHES, CUPS anu SAuGEIkSS, &c.
NH >. y. WHIIEHEAD.
BY Hill& Anderson,
General Commission Merchants and Auetoneers,
1924 Main street.
WE WILL SELL TO-DAY AT II
w eeock aI our sncli9n-house' 1924 Main
s'fee No. 6oS 3 &ACKEREL.
EASTERN HERRINGS:
FAMILY EAATi 7, hq De-, iNh r1T HERR1ses
SCOTCH HERRINGs,
e 2, sacks KS SALT tl19Srcr
FLOUR, BEANS. PEAS,
BULK-MEATS, BACON.
ROASTED COFFEE, TEAS,
S S9ARs} yIH BRUshE htA &C., &c:
Consignments solicited for this !, SALE sNnrpsos
NH SIT Auctionccrs.
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4 = f.
| We have taken. wood, potatoes, corn,
eggs, butter, onions, cabbages, chickens,
stone, lumber, labor, sand, calico, saurkraut,
secondhand clothing, coon-skins, and bug
| Juice on subscriptions, in our time, and now
man writes Us to know il we would send
the paper six months for q large owl. There
are few things an editor would refuse on
subscription, and If we come across any fel-
low who ia out OF owl, andais,in need of
one, we9i do t. Osborne Kan.l Farmer. 81,
An object OF profound admiration is the
patient female who languidly stands In a
prominent place in "a public audience till
some gentleman gives her bis own good seat
and himself retires to tho back of the room.
Such se1f-iorgetfu on her part Is sepa-
rated by q narrow lire, from b-ld-z-g.
Boston Ad vertiSer. ess ti,&4sa- aiS21s.
Puritan church, Brooklyn, planned to
cost f40, 900. cost 800, 900 - Graphic. No
thing remarkable about that. When you hear.
Of church planned to cost $100, 900 cost
ing only $40, 600, please apprfse us OF the fact,
and give us /. a portrait, OF the architect
NorriStoWn SHeratd. 81 ~. Il. &
"Two thirds OF the members OF Con-
gress," says Q Washing ton paper g are SUI
tering with severe colds.'' Here's q chance
for the doctors to make raid on the national
Golfers. Exchange. ~
Among all the breeds of dogs, q Gays an
sexohahge none iis saliYa-ly as the Spltz.''
HoW can he Esauimarx fitting compliment q.
Bostos Globe. s,1s
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By Frank d. Hill, n!
Real Estate Auctioneer.
. 110S Main street.

BUILDING LOT, ON TWENTY
D FOURTH. BETWEEN CLAY AND LEIGH
STREETS, AT hUCTION.-On TUESDh 7. March
9Th at o'clock p. NJ on the premises, l will sell
that desirable LOT OF GROUND located as above
and adjoining the residence of Betsy Anderson, ~
TERMS At SALE ria FRANK ID. HILL, -
NH o Auctioneer.
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RAILROAD Lyycs
THROUGH PAssENcrp

/ ~ THROUGH PASSENGER
.8'oo I. 81. Leaves RfelrnondTUEsDhy r,,,,
DAI' and SATURDAY. Cam nnGRs-
west Point with steamer BaYnchs at
ai points on York river and "a ior
more Arrives In BaItifnora a baiti-
~ +, H., CONNECTS with rail. lines for u 4.
ihgtoH, Philadelphia, New VII VT !" ash
90 ION ava al western points. Cn,nssos-
.&n " az flchmond with trains ON pioneers
~ and re.GrsDnrs and Chesapestn.A ,nG
- Il THROUGH FREIGHT.
800 A. III. Leaves Richmond TUEsD.v r,
sg;5 DA1. and SATURDAY. Lks-
WIN steamers at West Poin, yf" ~ asts
..'"' iandngs, Baltimore, aud ali WI roi nYrr
ft.f ~ points. CONNECTS at Rlcjnnond str rn
tf..-.,,,. trains on Richmond and UsnwIiti WIN
Toad- Richmond and Petorst,'rm". 'ai!.
- chesapeake and ONO ra,Irosh. < and
lT LOCAL PASSENGER.
3:oo Z. a. Leaves Richmond daily tcxcep, ~,
700 4. NJ. Leaves Richmond Mnyn.v
-'i 'SESDAI. and FRIDAY led
81. s meets al West Point with ste,mo.N on
...... lor AZ landings on Mattapo srd "a
munkcy rivers. "in Ia
THROUGH PASSENGER
lo:oO A. Al. Arrives at Richmond Tr.rSn,,
THURSDAY. andShTURDAY II II
meets with trains on Richmond I"u.
petersburg and Chesapeake and ti S';a
RAILROADS. Steamer Havana gvso g pa,o
um9re from Pier l44 Ll-ht st %.
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY, and ss un,t
p. DAY, at L. 81. C0nnc~,s fis-
trains from Philadelphia, Vow v nha
ana western points, and at We., potn,
WIN trains Tor Richmond and ~
THROUGH FREIGHT.
.o:1o.f. d. Arrives at Richmond Tr-rSn,y
THURSDAY. and SATURDAY a.
meets with steamer at West Point fror,
... Baltimore Connects with KIrhm Nm
and Danvillc. Richmond and pHc.Na
burg. and Chesapeake aud Ohio r,t,.
LOCAL PASSENGER.
lO:OO n. III. Arrives NJ Richmond dally cyccr, CIV
gay. Connects with Richmond ana
X. .. Petersburg aud Chesapeake and Ono
railroads. ' V'''o
LOCAL FREIGHT
400 p. u. Arrives at Richmond MONDAY ,rrn
NESDAY. and FRIDAY Con-
meets at West Point with steamer Iei,
,--. from Mlttaponi and PCmanaey.riyrr
No transfer of freight at Richmond Ia or rro,,
southern points. Cars run through bciwrri A,i.",.
and West Poiut. ''''''''a
Careful handbag and Dispatch with loves, rates
guaranteed. ..a '"''9'
Through bills OF laiIng. wiki guaranteed ,,.os
issued to all nortlYru and western poin:. e'
Through tickctS'sOld to all north.-n easter, ,rd
western points, and baggage checked through.
For tickets apply al General Railroad Ticket or
fee, S26 Main street: 81 the fxchany,. Hotel .rd
colnpanv,s depot, corner Twrn,y-th!r: AMI book
fec II. I. DOUGLAS. Superintendent.
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Bv George Fl. Poindextcr,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioncer.

DRICK STORE AND DWELLING,
d WITH FRAME SHOP ATTACHED, NORTH
WEST CORNER SEVENTEENTH AND CLAY
STREETS, EXTENDING BACK TO LINE OF
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD, FOX
SALE AT AUCTION.-By request of the owner
shall sell by auction on TUESDAY the 9th instant,
at AZ p. NJ. the al,ore-described valuable and old
established BuSINESS-STAND. .. rr ..... ...-
TERMS: At sale. -x ..
NH 1-FMsTri .t Auctioneer.
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AUCrrOx sALEs---Fatnre pays.
BY W. Goddfns :. 80. =.
i; Real Estate Agent md Auctio ifffti
Office enrrser Eleventh and Bank streets tn

Office corner Eleventh and Bank streets. i.
TRUSTEES SALE or Al Valuable
j. FARM WITH ExEELLENT BUiLMIMS,Gsss,
THEREON, M CnESTERFIELDst COUNTY
NEAR TO THE MIpLOTHIAN COALepITs, IN
CLUBBING MINERALS, CONTAINING Two
HUNDRED AND iTHTRTYIsIXf AND: A HALF
ACRES.-By virtue OF certain deed OF trust exc
cuied by Robert Marks TO the nndersigned a1d IL. 70
2Ot! day OF December $685. and recorded In Ches-
terfcld County Court 0thhay or April, BY;
the undersigned. surviving trustee, VIII pr0eecn
on THURSDAY the 10th day OF March. ADJ 1877,
at the Office OF wellington G0ddtu, real estate AUG.
tioneer corner 0f Bark and Eleventh Streets In tne
city of Richmond. at - O'Clock M 70 sell NJ PUBIC
auction, for cash, all. the REAL ESTATE IN said
deed described, or 50 much thereof as may pc ne
cessary situate in the county OF Chesterheld, Slr-
pinia, and on which the said Robert Marks resides
Including ar the minerals, improvements, ana APP
purtenances thereto belonging. and which Is more
fully described in two deeds executes ny "a. ~;
Clifford and wife to Robert Marks-y1z., One dated
9th April. S5I , recorded May 12th, 1851 enc
DATED Sd February. 80 4. rccorded I3th sepru2ry,
Conrt2lo which reference Is hereby made for great
CIR certainly and particularIty. ,,,,,,.u,,r 80
NH 7,9,12,l4&15 ts.rt{ Surviving Trustee,
J. AT the same time and piacewiIl be sold for cash, in
like manner one l5- II ORSE ENGINE and BOILER,
with driver and wheels, at the UNION MINES, md
one HORSE ENGINE and BOILER. With driver rse
and rope ct the CUNLIFFE MINES, which were for
meriy the property Of Robert Marks, and Were
bought by the Chesterfield Coal and Iron-Mlning
Company Mt q trustees sale, December l3, 1875.
NH 5.7,9.l2,14&15 Auctioleer.
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10 by Robert b. Lyme, gfg-.s
i, successor to Lyme s. Brother,
Real Estate Agent and Auctloneer,


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF HOUSE
~ AND. LOT ON THIRTIETH STREET BE-
TWEEN CLAY AND LEIGH STEETS AT AUC-
,TlON.-ln pursuance OF a decree of the Chancery
Court OF the city OF Richmond, entered the goth
day OF February, 1877, In the suits Of Jones ps.
JonesS atninislratrix aud ats, and Jones,s admin
1stratrlx u8. Turner, DC, Che undersigned. as spe-
cia commissioners win sell aG pubic auction on the
premises, on MONDAY the 9th day Of March, 1877,
commencing at ~ o'clock. The HOUSE and LOT
above described, belonging TO the estate Of james
Jones, deceased, and at this time occupied by mr..
The LOT fronts AN feet Thirtieth street, run
ming back the usual depth, and has uncomfortable
FRAMED DWELLING and all necessary conYe-
1iiences thereon. :. :. ,'sr,,,....
TERMS One fourth cash; balance on credit Of
six, twelve, and eighteen months for negotiable
notes, With interest added, and lille retained:
s.;@t - 3. CHASTAlN WHITE.
- A. r., COURTNEY,
&c 20 ,ttsAkiAt s'ss Special Commissioners.
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Bv Z. B. Cook. Aucti0neer,
No. 10 Governor. street.

H00 TONS ANTHRACITE COAL FOR
LUU ACCOUNT WHOM II MAY CONCERN
AT AUCTION.-THIS DAY lHonday), at ~
o'clock will sell for account of whom 1t may con-
Germ on the Dock opposite Babcocks icehouse, part
Of a cargo Of about Two HUNDRED TONS AN
THRACITE COAL OF EGG. STOVE, aud NUT
SIZES. To be sold In lots to suit purchasers, and
upon very liberal terms. ;.4 "@i Z. B. COOK,
lnh g.. .-- AuctIoneer.
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Account oiation leaves Richmond AZ $40 l. Si.'
and arrives at Gordousyille a. 7:30 L. NJ, ara Ar
riyes ut Washington nj 1855 i. ". ,.-.,,,.
sfail trains run daily Except "cst OF Goru'hs'i'
Express trains run daily, stopping .. JunctiGin'
NoeI's TrevillIan'S. Gord0usvc, Chario'les,' III
Staunton, Goshen, Mitlb0ro', CoSington a"u AZ
regular stations west Of CoSinston. s..,a,v,
Accommodation trains run daily (exccpt sun'A!h
and connect at Gordonsyille for Washington.
Mall and express trains connect al HoTdohs, III.
for Washington, and mail train At Chaflo''eS'1i''
FOR Iynchbury and the South. ,,h ,h.
EXPRESS train connects 1t Clnc:nnau VIZ, .
trunk lines for all points In the ~ee NnrtaM
Southwest, Including California, Oregon, anu ieNS
Mail train ARRIVES 1t Richmond al 4:3o L. u. co-
Express trair from Cincinnati conneeE AZ ~" NJ
donsyille with the Virginia Midland rallIotau .
irving 81 Washington ut 1880 A. NJ, ana ar ptS
Richmond at $50 A. M., connecting WIN .le
mond and Danviile and Richmond ana feseis'"'H
tr7,ius for all points South: u,s,,up,ou.
Through coaches from Rlchnondt0 " |siiine
Accommodation train arri YES st GlO ~. D.
SieeDIny-cars run on nlgh.-frains- -, ., alt
Through tickets sold and luggage eheehea " ~'
principal points. :, compsny'S
offices and nc S26 Main street. Richnioi.. I'm
-, : 49, CONWAY X. H0WA,hn,,.
tegs VIZ w II. S. DUNN,
asar,l,as .f..-g Engineer and Superintendent
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"TILDEN AT PUB
OLIC AUCTION.-Will be sold at public auction
on WEDNESDAY, March 9TH. at l2 o'clock ~, in
front of our office the CANAL BOAT" TILDES."
built on the boot-jack plan. 10
This Is new boat III perfect order, and ready for
use.
Parties In want Of such boat would do well to
attend the sale. T. c. LEAkE & CO.. Agents,
fe2S-St ll03 BASIN banR.
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BY John Mccormick, Aucttoneer,
No. l4l4 Main street.

r WILL SELL AT MY STORE, No. 1414
i Main street, ON MONDAY. 9th day Of March, ut
LON O'Clock A. NJ lot Of FURNITURE, STOVES,
&C.. for an assignee. -, - -. :.
Also. a large lot Of AMERICAN and ENGLISH
0IL.CLOTHS and OMCL-OTH TABLE-CoVERS,
NH sits John MCCORMICK. Auctioncer. +
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CROCRERY. GLASSWARE. &c:
r EW GOD S:

+ Il 10
NEW. GOODS:
PARTISAN poRcELAIS& DINNER lh''
AND TolLET-wARE'
EQUAL In appearance to the bcst French eoipA' ~
- the coss. saf-a - AVN
4, .,.o mi, line OF DECORATED, GOLD-pt..nnp1.'
and WHITE CnINA DINNER. and II Ts 4Hi.SR,
At popular prices. So Toll Main street.
pHINA AND PLAThD- -.,,o ma Co
CVASES, new styleS--esinaseeo,n a ana Centennial
desirns CHINA Dim Err and T aM SNnE SETS,
and English direct importati1a iSSE-Pckle Stands,
sets .Reesysrss new pss,fs dieseorased;
hhRRaaxysf SAf and japanese finish can sroass
styles and prices hsf EeRsE GeIssSN Jn
a.ik ss's l207 Main sass"
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By Z. w. Powell, Auctioueer,
1924 Main street.

A TTRACTIVE SALE OF A SELECT
IN ED LOT OF FINE SILPER-PLATED
WARE. CONSISTING OF CASTORs, BUTTER
DISHES, SUGARS, CREAMS, LADIES. CUPS,
THIS DAY, at 10 O'Clock, I will sell at my store
the above consignment OF PLATED WARE, and
would respectfully ask the attention OF tue public
as the goods will be sold without reserve.
NH S L. w. POWELL, Auetioneer.
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As Thou Wilt.

II Is so sweet to live ~
My little life to-day
That would never leave 1t, II
might forever stayl
sometimes say.
am SO weary, Lord.
would lie down for ave,
Could but hear Thee speak the word:
Thy sins are washed awayl"
Isometimes say.
The better mood that lies
These moods between midway
Comes softly. and lii my eyes,
Lord, az Thou wilt ~ pray,
And would Away. 80 1871:
- Harriet McEtoen KtmbaU.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS., &c.
ASSOCIATIONS d PARTNERSHIPS.

D1SSOLUTIONS d. PARTNERSH1PS.
nIssoLUTI0N.s g. 9 ia q l.~.,.'
The COMPREHENSIVE OF WILKINSON &
WiTHERS 10 la, this Day dissolved by mutual con-
purchased the stock OF az GODS and FIXTURES, win
proceed to close the business. He assumes all liabi
ties, and Is authorized to sign the name eli the
Germ In liquidation, and collect all Claims due An
prompt payment, and all having claims will present
them for settlement ut 1907 Main street.
'stH@ ss5 =. j. N. WILKINSON, 49, ~
...a N ~ WILLIAM M.iWITHERS. j
RIcHlMosD, February 20, 1s77,,c.,1 -
In accordance with above announcement, j viii
close the business Of the late firm with as much
petition rs possible. Settlements of accounts must
DC D, promptly made The stock OF CLOTHING And
FURNISHING GOODS, amounting TO over IS o.
COG, at New York prices. will be offered for sale
Tltnont any reference to cost. Purchasers. or
CLOTHING and FURNISHING GOODS. for pre-
sent or future USE wal to consider this 2ppor-
tunitY. The goods are offered positively without
reserve, as it Is my Determination 70 wind up the
business. fe.sisi5ags2i3 J, N!WILKiNS0Nt f.sc
! {t.e4s ggsfsgsf 1907 Main street.
: FEBRUARY %. - s5R' Re 23-eod2w
.
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A LARGE STOCK OF LADIES'.
"A MISSES; CHMDRENs, and / N FAN 81
SHOES cheap at ~ - {, 49, 58 BOSCHEEiS, 49,
4 10 - 500 and o. Broad street
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RILL-HEADS, 81 to $40 per ream, The Mt
- DISPATCH rRINTING-HOUSE ~
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CHESAPEAKE MD ONO RAILROAD
PASSENGER DEPARTMENT., Z
RICHMOND. VA. December l. no,
M AND AFTER DECEMBER ., SD,
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made its influence in every conjunction ma
Ign. There is something, sir, perverted
and peryerting in the Utmost nature of the
animal Nothing less than its supernal
habit of forever going astray would en-
power theology to floor the mathematics and
enable Brother Moody to prove that each
one Of them is ninety-nine times mere re-
fractory than the rest. Its very name, sir,
is the very synonym OF every evil. IT a
man is an idiot you call him a mutton-head !;
il he is robbed you say he is fieeced; IL
the robber is caught he is said to look
sheepisb, and If after that be goes eternally
to the bad, why he naturally eliminates as
lost sheep.
Jacob, sir, was an honest mana man OF
good principles and charitable impulses
but in an unguarded moment he identified
himself with the sheep interest, and forth
worse, projecting with old Laban's flock,
and finally planting an enmity which shall
endure forevermore between man aud his
mother-in-law. a6g II se 49sr
We read, sir, in the story-book, of the
little children at the village school. Their
guileless hearts have never known care or
felt sorrow. Wesee them In their Joyous
mirthfuiness, their young lives gliding by
in tranquil Innocence. But mark the blight
ing influence that desolates the scene when
Mary's little lamb appears. s:.jI
Had it not been for sheep, sir, Henry A.
Wise would have been our Governor in
1851, and with him as our leader Old Vir-
gfnia would have wheeled into line atthe
first tap OF the drum; Kentucky, Missouri,
and Maryland would have followed suit;
the Western and Middle States would soon
have Knocked and found fadmittance, and
then, ST, we would have scooped up tue:
SIX New England States, doated them out
into this Atlantic ocean, and our distracted
country would have been at rest. But,
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10 no,YW -rLAY:

Tile four iorlresaes Of llutschuk f,
Silistria, NarnR aud Shumla. arc
likely to give the Russians some
trouble before they gotpoat them, is
the opinion Of the Springfield Re
AMiicm, The Grst two are on the
Danube. VaFnAis onithe Black Sea,
with railroad cutting acroaa the low
country to Rutschuk, and Shuilla is
bach under The shadow oi The BAL
kans. AlI,ars old points Of ofseombat,
aud have bsep wreatlsd over by Turks
aud Russians many times Ruts-
,Shk ia ! tSwn of 10000 iphabi.
ianta, aud bas y large uads will
Vienna. The banks Of the Danube
aud the platsaa above tho lnwnirTa-
tie with earth-works, Siliatria, lower
down tho stream, is almost equally a
strong point. Iarna is the only fort
Of consequence on the waat eoast Of
the Black Sea auaiis ellfortiAed on
the seawarJl and landward sides All
three Of these points have been at
ono time or another sednced by tho
Russians after more prless arduous
poiyss, but Shumla although bosicged
four times ip lhe last hundred years,
has never been takan. The town is
the scat Of yastiortileClcamp, froR,
which the Other forlrosscs Me resin
forced as occaaion require The
Russians have got 70 turn o. take at
least two Of these places ia order to
gst fArinto European Turkey, and 10
is not llksIy 70 boapy boys play to
do ii, An Invading forceia ata great
disadvantage,
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STAGE M0nRRRY.

We take the following from the
Ashland 7Tdiags. 1t contains, We
believe, the frat information received
here as to the,iaels related; ,es
On last Sunday evening, 2Tth of
May, between . and 10 o'clock, the
south bound stage was stopped by
highwaymen, near Bass station, ~
miles north Of Reading. Lieutenant
Hoyle Of Fort klamath, two English
tourists and a number Of Ohihamsn
were ON board. The robbers cut
open one mail Eark and found moth.
ing. The treasure box Was chained
to the stage and was not disturbed.
They next turned their attention TO
the passengers, From the tWo Eng,
lishmsn they took their watches and
rings, but found no money. They
turned their attention TO the Lieuten !
ant, but he had been too smart for
them. While they were engaged
with the Britons he quietly dropped
his money and watch into . bucket IN
the boot under the drivers seat, and
on being searched he was let OF as
one being too imp 10 deserve
further notice. The Chinamen were
next subject to inspection, and from
one ofthsm $40 was taken. The same
ChinaEnan had 81 1,300in gold dust
in dirty bundle Of clothes, but the
robbers failed to examine the fifty
depository, aad John escaped with
the bulksOf bis capital. There wore
but ts0 infiihe highwaymen. Both
wereimasked and unrecognizable.-
While one Of them overhauled the
stage and passengers. the other stood
with a double-barraled gun presented,
making ugly threats 10 keep the cap,
tured parties quiet. These are al
the facts we have been able 70 collect
regarding the robbery, by Interview
ing the stage drivers and norihern
beund passengers since its occur
INuCts f.f-.H... ...s.I.a ...ff o.. aU. .YH. 40
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Bi Ma# HiNarr1- ,sl aa it ,A
The, Southarneorruspondsntof Of the
Tribune, Aft. n. v. smalloy, wfitesa
very interesting lestor from Alabama,
and as its conclusions rather 60
against the predilectionslof the nu-
thor, those whoss hearts lhaSe been
bleeding for The poor African can
now stop tho 'ilow. Mr. smalloy
states that . negro can aue a white
man in the Courts with justas good
prospect Of getting jusaice asthough
he prosecuted one Of Bis own color,
and in case Of personal abuse Of q
negro By q white man, the former, as
The weaker party, IN likely 40 have
the sympatby'ot the Court Rigid
impartialisy Is observed in the uppor-
tionmsnt Of the school innd between
the two races. The State fund
amounts to $4,000 q year, and is
| distributed 10 the counties, while the
,,oAliI-itss ,oAi mako sion onn more ThnrN
are two Normal schools for The edu-
cation of colored teachers and one for
the education 81 whitO teachers,
while The eolorad pFople have theadr
vantage Of nuoIhsr school fordsach,
era supp0rtaasbyn Northsrnralisions
Society, State debt IL now about
$40, ,OC0, 900, upon which the interest
ia punctuaIly paid, The rate Of taA-
alton is T5 cents on the 800, and
next year II will be reduced to 20
cents, The Republicans levied about
the same Tax when they we're ip pow
or. but paid no interest op tue dqht.
Under Democratic Government the
hornal and material interests Of Al
alama are IN a hopeful condition,
and the State is continually working
itself up to a higher legel. .r