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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-01-25

1 have analyzed the wHIsKEY known under the
brand of "B SELECT, controlled by Messrs. WAL
TER D. BLAIR e Co., Richmond, Va, and find II
FREE FROM FusIL OIL. and other impurities, and
recommend Its nse for medicinal aud family pun
poses.-J. B. McCAw, NJ. D., late Professor
Chemistry, Medical College OF Virginia. = -
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ORDINANCE YIoLATIoNs.-The Police JUS
tice on Yesterday imposed fines on the follow
ing parties: William Twine was fined 81
for fast driving; Joseph Holzback was
fined $40 for keeping his bar-room open
and selling liquor on Sunday. s.
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/ There are q few boxes OF CHEWING TOBACCO
left at .Messrs. W. D. BLAIR g co.'s, eos Main
street. that said and believed to be the best that has
been on market since the war. A trial will coll
vince you of its superior quality. The price s ex-
ceedingly low. Inq ure for the Best Bower" -
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ARREST OF CAssANoyE AND. KENEER -
Neu Orleans, January "a. Cassanoye and
Kenner, members Of the Louisiana Return
ing Board, left here last night under guard
for Washington. - II, vsssy ,fa
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DISPATCH PIISTING-HoUsE-In order to meet
the constantly Increasing demands Of our trade we
have added well-selected assortment Of NEW
TYPE, which, together with our improved MA
cuISEEY, and. sKILFUL MECHANICAL TALENT
warrant us In guaranteeing the VERY BEST Glass
OF WORK at moderate figures and in the most expe
.iitiOUs manner.
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LOCAL 2 M.ATTERs:.
~ ruv =; f,uro .,, irr...rn OHIO p.uRn.l

! The CHEsApEAEE.rAEDt0 ONO RAILRo..D.--
In relation to statement ofeur Charlottes-
vile. correspondent the officers OF the Chesa1
peake, and Ohio Railroad Company here
say, 4 the pay.rolls Of this road ere: entirely
paid up, except about half Of what accrued
for services rendered in the month Of De
cember, 1876, and that, would yhaye been
paid up before this but for the upprece-
|dented condition Of the weather Tor the
past i've weeks, which 'has blocked up both
the eastern and western outlets OF the road,
and at The same time seriously interfered
with the movements Of local frefghts. y. =. - :.
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ANOTHER -YIcTIM OF AsHTABULA.-At
Bloomington, H., Mrs. Mary, L. Green, one
of the victims OF the Ashtabula horror, and
whose husband was killed in the accidents
has been adiudged insane by the county
court. Her husband 's death and her own
ini iuries weighed so heavily upon her mind
that she finally lost her reason Mrs, Green
is 4 very beautiful and acaomp mpliahed Wo.
ma1s, s y. t..ss. -
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REMOVED TO PINEL HosP1TAL.-A brother
OF Frank Mccormack, the. man who was
mysteriously beaten some days ago, arrived
in the city yesterday, and caused him to be
removed from the almshouse to the Pinel
ifnl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-01-25

Miss ADELAIDE NELSON IN RICHMoND-A
GREAT TRIUMPH.-3liss Adelaide Nelson
has come, and conquered us. Richmond
at least large and fair portion OF it-sur-
rendered to her ut the Theatre last night,
when she appeared as Rosalind, in shak-
speare's sparkling comedy AS You Like
It." Fortunately, her fame does not exceed
her deserts, and public expectation was not
merely satisfied, but more than fulfilled.
She is blessed with great gifts. She
is very pretty. Her face beams with
intelligence, and for every. word and
sentence she utters there is express
sion OF the eyes that shoots the, meaning
right clear into the mind. And her smile
oh how devastating; how irresistible.
Alas, for the hearts OF our young menl AS
for her reading, 1t could hardly be improved
upon. 1t is natural and soulful; and her
every movement upon the stage is the en-
bodiment OF grace itself. ,.
So it seemed at least to her audience last
night; so, probably, will it seem to those
who hear her tonight. To those who
have been charmed by her presence and
dazzled by the splendor Of her genius no
terms Of praise would seem exaggeration !;
but to the outside world, even what is here
stated, true as it Is, may appear too highly
cCIOTeQs IJcG LuUSC NuO SO buo
Judge for themselves, and be convinced, ii
they dare.
The company supporting Miss Nelson is
a very good one. Mr.. Tom Karl as Amiens
was able to add TO the pleasure Of all pre-
sent by his songs. Mr.. Stevens rs Jaques,
Mr.. Plympton "a promising, young many
as Orlando, Mr.. Bailey (an old-time iavorite
here) as Adam, Mr.. Bowers as Touchstone,
Mrs. Norris as Celia, and Mr. Taylor as the
Duke, deserve especial mention for the
faithfulness and skill with which they
played their parts, and the effectiveness they
thereby gave to Miss Nelson's acting. To-
night, Twelfth Night. with Miss Nelson as
Viola; Mr.. Plympton as Sebastian. !.
To disarm criticism upon the critic, and
to give further proof OF the evenings tri-
umph, it should be said that Miss Nelson
was called before the curtain three or four
times-a thing quite extraordinary, as Rich
mond play-goers are noted for certain
stiffness OF manner that often prevents
them giving utterance to their enthusiasm.
E. "Let no face be kept in mind
Ruff fba fu{r Of
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Il PuoToGRLpHs-Call at.once at RERs1s gallery
and have your likeness taken by the neH ana ina-
proved process Four, cardsize. for el WORTH saeo;
one dozen for 92.5O worth t$5ii large nFe, tas
f,amina. 81 worth IS; lifs-sizs from slt 70 go
woIth s76. Main street near Eighth.
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Sons Of yet1ro. approaching con.
yention OF the Grand Division Sons OF
Jethro promises to be large and Interesting,
and extensive preparations are being MADE
to that end. s - ';7rtss - 8. $50 yf7
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SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS, WEDNESDAY.
Burkholder Us. Ludlam, &c. Certtordri
awarded. - s'! E"." .:,.i~'s'.
Clarke's Us. Gevan's executor. Order
awarding certioTdri set aside.
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Sentenced.-In the Hastings Court on
Yesterday Peyton Qnarles and Jordan Epps
were sentenced to the penitentiary for three
wears each. ...f 49, -. gii .yy.i
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The TRINITY CHURCH EXHIBTIoS.-The
last entertainment for the benefit Of Trinity
Methodist church will be given in the lee
ture-room of the church tonight by DR..
Tavlor ,. ...t.~.. .-...-s ..... =. ..l"s
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THE CONTEST FOR; VACANT Room AT THE
SECOND PoL1cE-SrAT10S,- This. afternoon
at half-past 8 O'Clock, there will be q Joint
session Of the Committees on Police and
Grounds and Buildings to consider the pro-
.priety OF giving the unoccnpied room at
the Second police-station for the enlarge
ment and accommodation Of the fire-alarm
and police-telegraph battery, &c .i....
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done at the
DISPATCH PnISrlNG-HoUsE. Good work, 10 "
prices. and satisfaction guaranteed
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-01-25

n ELLYsoN Co., advertising agents, insert ad'
vertisements in all OF enewspapers OF the United
States at pubiihers raees Orders left at the DIS.
patch coantipg;;room VIII receive psompt asten1
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.,... N0TARlES PUBLIC. 81.
The Governor appointed yesterday John
II. Goddin and j. w. Anderson notaries
public for the city of Richmond; #.-H
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8itIllnond. @ispa'ltrl1:,,
THURSDAY. Ia JANUARY ny 4 %. 1s77.
ns-THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
rs LARGER THAN THE CONFINED cIRct-
LArIoN OF ALI. THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
rApERs OF THE CITY ae-. a, .5sa a3s
WEATHER REPORT.

/. Isp,cArfoNs FOR TODAY Washington,
January 24.-For the South Atlantic, ana
East Gulf States, rising and higher barone-
ter, northwest to northeast winds, nearly
stationary temperature, and clear weather
will prevail, except lower temperature IN
Florida and along the South Atlantic coast;
For the West Gulf States, high followed
by falling barometer, easterly to southerly
winds, slightly warmer and generally clear
weather. : Z u
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
rising followed by falling barometer, colder
northwesterly winds shifting to easterly or
southerly, generally clearer weather, and
succeeded by rising temperature.
For the Middle States, rising and high
barometer, diminishing north to west winds,
generally cold and clear weather.
Cautionary signals continue at Cape Mav,
Sandy Hook, Boston, Thatcher's islands,
Portland, and Eastport. ". H1' '.''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-01-25

WATcHMAN FOR THE ClTY, HALI.-Tbe
Committee on Grounds and Buildings will
no doubt be overwhelmed with applicants
this afternoon when they meet ut O'Clock
to elect watchman for the City Hall. The
City Council, it will be remembered, pass
ed joint resolution proFiding for such an
appointment, and fixing the pay at $40 per
month. This joint resolution became law
yesterday, having been approved by the
Mayor.. ;... ., -...
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TuE GREAr nusu Ar, Wa1eur &

!. THE GREAT nUsu AT WRIGHT e. SIS on ae-
count OF the reduction in price for thsr handsome
work. Read S'f fEh = .Si't'' .E
Thefsiowihg prices are as low as possible give
class work stza for framing. 81 cInIperiais
For first, 75c.; duplicates, SOC. Cards, $3.50 Per
dozasnn. 3i't1's.5' - - tss WRIaHT q Co.
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The WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
cold, with brisk winds from the north and
west. rr.s ~sa
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: & A. NJ, 80 /;
Q A. NJ, IS; noon, 49; 8. P. NJ. 80; p.
NJ, 81; midnight, %.
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The Condition OF the Pcnitentinry.

TO We EHlIUTS u tte DtoPUt0t'
Sir,-In the London Christian Wortd l
find letter from Dir. John Ripley, OF the
firm OF Cook! Son Il jenkins, excursion
agents, New York, giving an account OF n
visit to the Richmond penitentiary. Mr.
Ripley dates his letter "Ballard Hotel,
Richmond, Va, November 81, 1892 l
think it probable that Mr.. Ripley's letter
will do great harm in London, and hence /
hope you will publish the subioined ex-
tract. Respectfully yours,
..,@#.. ANGLo-VIRGISIUS.
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THE Lllw.GIIvERs.

RESIGNATION OF COLONEL g. F. sTRoTH-
ER-cAUCUs NEXT wEDEEsDAY-THE
! PUBLIC wAREHoU REVISION OF THE
, :CRRIMINxL LAws-T fi,E ,a.WHIsKEY-
r,TTErJ Frr ..-..-. -. . .4,.,-r..
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LOST, sTR.AYED, AND FOUND.
IR0N.sTEEI-.Ake.-
IRON, STEEL, &C.

R0N, SiESsssL =, &C. q. s' ST '.5.s !,
1850 tons ef The BEST REEINEpE IRON; sS
snnnres. oyals. half ovals, half roands, horse.
aloe banas, uail-rods, hoop, &c, DC. =, ~,
] = sWEnEs and COUNTRY RY.aA q adEaEninaoS ia-aS,
fiNAYLoE's GAST-STEEL- siat' anu ~ @ ~
81 rSSalSH sssfa and AMERICAN BLlsTERsEsn IEIsls'
4 MhGHfNERY, sPRING, and TIRE sTEEL;,
RUSSIA, .AMENsICAN,-a and GALYAai1tiA
SHEET IRON; Ssf. 858sY. ass j sEs
sHEEESIaC and Spell TER, $50
FnpouW.PIATE puWRP and MAILS, ae S, ]. ~ s.
For sale by b II y w 1RAAM = Sss
"a oS.Staw1m
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ROBERT B.LYNE, p. H., commissioners sale of
small framed house and lot on Fourth street be-
" tween Denny and Louisiana.
RICHARDSON & CO.. a P. NJ. commissioners sale
of two framed dwellings and lots on Church
Hill.
f. B. COOK, II A. NJ, marshal's sale Of stock Of
harness, saddles, harness materials, &c.
BRoNAUGH & TAYLOR, IL IL, trustees sale OF
engine aud boiler. ... ... H. s.'. ...
JOHN W. WRIGHT, Sheriff. 12 NJ, on Canal. be-
tween Fifth und Sixth streets, twenty-four bar
rels railroad axle-greaSe and sundries.
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SELLING OFF AT COST e5
- FOR THIRTY DAYS.
.a!ics' Scwed Shoes only 75c.;

Ladies Scwed Shoes only 75c.;
Gcntlemcn.s Ralmorals, IL, worth $3.50;
Gcutlemcn's Calf Boots. 50. old price Sd:
tlen,lcmen's Congress Caters, Sl.25 and $3.50,
worth $3.50; Gentlemen's Square Box-Toe
Caters, $3.50, cheap at $3.50; Gentlemen's
Ladies Calf Shoes sewed, 81, old price $l.75; La
dies Kid Laced, 81 .25, cheap ut $2 25: Ladies
Philadelphia Pebble Goat Shoes, $3.50, worth
$3.50; Ladies' Serge FOxed CATERS, 81, worth
$3.50; Ladies' Congress Caters, 81 only; La
dles's best quality Buttoned Cutters, only s2,
sold elsewhere at So ... .ar .
Misses High-Cut Pebble Goat Ia good school sloc)
sewed, sl.lo, old price S2; ...
Chidren's Philadelphia Buttoped Boots sizes
6to 10, only 81, worth Sl.75; -...
Babies Shoes, with heels, 80, 40, and soc. A.. %
All goods warranted as represented at the old
cheap store OF II. GOLDEN, 1923 Main street,
"a 1O.lm not James Golden.
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WOOD AND COAL.

pEST sPLINT LUMP COAL IN FULL
Dsupply, and all sizes ANTHRACITE (best cook
Ing fuel and CLOVER HILL GOALS, and SOFT
LUMP COKE; and Superior PINE and OAK WOOD
for kINDLING and COOKING, sawed, eplit, and
long. ALI best fuel very low at Ninth and Cary
streetsand Basin Bank. j. Il. WATKINS.
IL
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THE WHISKEY BILL

Governor Smith occupied the entire time
Of the House Finance Committee yesterday
morning in discussing his whiskey bill. He
will speak again at the next meeting Of the
committee. The committee will certainly
not report in favor OF the bill.
"The whiskey punch still retains its
popularity with members. The apparatus
is undergoing improvements at the hands
OF the maker. .........., ..,..a
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GENTLEMEN'S, BOYS, AN ps
OYouths' Boots, Shoes, Slippers, Brogans, Eta
&C., Trunks, Vallses, and Satchels oferery de-OA
scrpt1on for sale low at BOSCHEN'S.
la -. 500 and 5ll Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-01-25

DOR RENT, THE FARM ON THEHa2
It Three-Chopped road, about six milesH III
from Richmond, occupied for several years past BY
Mr.. r. w. Browning. II contains about 13O ACRES,
has on It commodious and comfortable DWELL
ING and the usual out-bouses; also, orchard and
a VINEYARD In bearing. Possession at once. >"t..
Apply to .sfs..,ef. GRUBBS & WILLIAMS;
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RANK STATEMENTS.

REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
sryIr FIRST NATIONAL IsAEK OF RMIG5- RICE
NoSp. At RICHMOND. IN THESTAT.Ess HESI.ss " ,,fs SsSs
GiSiA, At THE; CLOSE OF btsiN ESQ 'n'Se'
AIRY 20, 1877:
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts. ...........S AVSz,S.s
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GLOVER HILL COAL.

a full supply constantly on hand and delivered
promptly. Our ENGINE COAL the cheapest in the
market. =
Yard and Office corner Seventh and Byrd streets
r. G. JONES. 4
n2o Commercial Agent.
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FOR LEXIN GTON DI-asAeask
y REcT:-soas ALICE win ieay.js ~
instant. Freight received daily ky J.
- MORRlS0Nt& KENT, ,.a =
51 24-2t q sos Deck Etrcet. !.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-01-25

s7,1Eop VIRGINIA. COUNTY OF HESRIco. So:
I. Samuel A. Glover. cashier Of the aboye-namcd
hsnk do solcmulv swear that the above statement Is
true 10 n. best OF my knowledge and belief.
s. a. GLOVER, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this Esd day
OF January. 1877. ---.
Notary Pubnc.
Correct-tt.csi:
w. HATCHERY
j. ii. BLAIR, Directors.
N 2i-St y. +. LADD, )
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TOR RENT, very desirable THREE d.
z STORY BRICK TENEMENT, No. 41OE:l
east Grace street, between Fourth and Fifth streets
Also SMALL FARM one mile from the city for
rent. Apply 70 JACKSON BOLION,
in 23-eod3c 500 east Clay street.
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FOR RENT.

UAVING MORE HOUSE-ROOMM a.
Ii than is now needed for his family, the un ks:I
dersigncd wishes to rent the ROOMS on the middle
or to single gentlemen who may desire the comforts
Of d quiet, commodious house. References required
Apply to ~ .,5." '''+.L.'.' II: y. hEpLER,
ia 23-eod2t* 6l4 north Seventh street.
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=rHIN A AND PLATED-WARE. +.
J1YAsES, new styles-camco decorations; 60.
LQGNE SETS. Of the ste Yisnns ard Ssnisnssss.s
dssfpnss : CHINA DIN NSER. and TEA~SEES. kIenen
snds sEnsstSh direct importation EHAhyIEk 6AeTsS'
xreat variety; PLATED-WARE--Piekyes W sSfsness
TeaISatsy Cxrds sRecekyfrs-a2 new pSitsraa rAna-
BRoNAESEFrcnch and Japanese Gnish. Call and
see styHS and prices before no Ssoppeo
g. I.!5sE SUCCESSOR 10 Jansss W. Gibson,
de- 15s sssls5 less,sEs, 1907 Main ssSees. y
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~ c. BURT'S FINE SHOES s.
II. first grade-for Ladies. Misses. .ssse>s5
Cnl!ren. and infants; Ladies, Misses, ahd Chill
.ure Misses School Shoes, best quality, ESQ: Cen
tlemen's. Boys, and Youths ShoeS-all grades !:
Trunks, ValiscS, Satchcs, Shawl-Sraps, and Over
Caters The best-wcaring Calf Caters for gentle
men In the city for s5. Repairing neatly and prompt
" done at W. Z. W. TAYLoR'S. 20"
ja 10 Fourth and Broud streets. >
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SPLINT COAL!
~ SpLlNT COAL!
SPLINT COAL
A FULL SUPPLY NOW IN THE YARD,
CORNER BROAD AND JEFFERSON STREETS.
Ia 1871
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DOR, RENT, BRICK !, HOUSE ON g.
n Haryie street near new reservoir, contain HI
Ing five rooms besides kitchen, stable, &c. II has
about one acre Of land attached. Rent very low.
Apply TO - - ..i@f. JOHN T. GODDIN,
Real Estate Agent,
n 23-eod3t Bank and Eleventh streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-01-25

EOREST PINE AT PILCHER'S-FO
Il EST PINE WOOD. W. S.PILCHER,
13 -@ S23 Main, near Ninth street.
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--------------- ---
IIYMENEAE.

MARRIED, by Rev. NJ. MCGEE, on Sun
day evening, 18th inst, at the residence of
w. G. Watson, Mr.. AZEL KELLY to Miss
MARY MCCONNELL, all Of Anderson
County.
On Wednesday, 14th inst, at the resi-
dence of the brides father, in this County,
by the Rev. F. G. Carpenter, Mr.. BENJA-
MIN PARSON to Miss SAVANNAH
HUTCHINSON.
On the 18th of November, at the residence
of the brides father, by Rev. w. I. NJ.
Brock, Mr.. f. P. MIZE to Miss SUSAN
j. ERSKINE, all Of Banks County. Ga.
At the residence of the brides father,
Capt. Hugh Robinson, on the night of the
goth inst, by Rev. VIM. Henry Strickland.
Mr.. WIN. 'COWAN ARMSTRONG and
Miss ESSIE ROBINSON, all of Abbeville
County.
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HONEA PATH.

The regular communion service was held
in the Baptist Church on Sunday last. A
large and attentive congregation was III at
tendance. -. Sixteen turkeys in one pen
are being put in order, for Christmas, we
reckon; and an overbalance of nine young
men over the young ladies in Honea Patll.
Those in favor of balance, eyes tins way
THE personal property of Capt. ). NJ
Tribble, deceased, was sold at his late resi-
dence, on Friday last, at very fair prices.
Messrs. McMurtry, Erwin and Mccullough,
our delegation to the State Falr returned IL III
due season.. Rev. Mr.. King IS Slowly le.
ohla TO walk about...An engine on the
Gree Greenyille e. Columbia Railroad took good
rest at Newberry last week. We under
stand taxes were the cause of its rest.
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sERENADE.

On last Tuesday evening number of cit
izens from the town Of Anderson, accompa-
MED by the Anderson Band, repaired Ito to tn the
residence of Hon. B. f. Crayton for the
purpose of rendering him the compliment
of a serenade in honor of his election as
President of the State Fair Association
After music had been played Mr.. Crayton1
was called for and responded in short and
appropriate speech in acknowledgment OF
the compliment, and was followed by short
speeches from Messrs. K. NJ. Rucker and B.
i. Whitner. AT the conclusion OF the
speaking Mr.. Crayton invited the serenao,
ino pa1ty into his dining room where a
snmptuous repast awaited them. After be-
ing most elegantly entertained the party
returned to tIeir various homes, with the
most agreeable recollections of their TeceP?- p?
ton and luxurious entertainment by Presl-
dent CraytOn.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1877-11-22
THE STATE FAIR,

The following is list of premiums taken
by citizens of Anderson County at the State
Fair in Columbia last week:
Bread Corn-B. F. Crayton.
Barley-B F. CraytOn.
Oats-B. f. Crayton.
Red Oats-B. +. Crayton.
Display of Grain-B: +. Crayton;
Irish Potatoes, second crop-B. F. CraytOn.
Bale of Clover-B. +. Crayton.
Bale Cotton Yarn-F. L. Harrison.
Mangel Beets-W. w. Russell.
Teapot Cosey-Mrs. ]. B. Adger.
Crochet Mats-Mrs. +. G. Davis.
Worsted Ouilt-Mrs. ]. G. G. Featherston.
Ounce Preserves-Mrs. w. w. Humph-
reyS.
Compete Of orange-Mrs. Wv. Humph-
reys
Feathers-Mrs. ]. B. Adgcr.
Tomato Catsup-Mrs. w. w. Humphreys.
Jelly Cake-Mrs w. w. Humphreys.
Cocoanut Caramels-Mrs. w. w. Hum
phreys, ~; IVY u 15,,.,
phreys. ~, Wy 15,,,,
phreys. ,,x. wv wy
Toilet Soap-Mrs. w. w. Humphreys.
Ten pounds Butter-Mrs. B. +. Crayton.
Seamless Sack-Mrs. E. Hamilton.
Drain Tile-B. F. Crayton.
Brood Mare-John B. Adger. :,
Light Draft Stallion, years Old. T..
Lewis. >, c..
Light Draft Brood Mare-B. F. Crayton
Single Harness Horse and Mare-John b.
Adger, jr. -, u
Crayton. - a..
ger, jr. pE rrovto,
Durham Heiler-B. f. Crayton.
AYRSHIRE Bulb. +. Crayton.
Ayreshire Cow-B. +. Crayton.
Grade Bull-W. w. Russell.
Grade Bull Calf-B. +. Crayton.
Grade cow. w. Russell.
Grade Cow. Earle Lewis.
Native Cows-W. w. Russell.
Brahmin Gown. Erwin.
Grade Bull-M. Erwin.
Thirteen Head Cattle-B. F. Crayton.
Bull Dog-W. w. Russell.
Largest collection of Cakes and Candies
Mrs. w. w. Humphreys.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1877-11-22

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ANDERSON COUNTY.
Tn the Court of Common Pleas.
Hudson B. Davenport and wife. Mary NJ.
Davenport, Plaintiffs, VS.. G. W. Cox, VIM
H. Austin, J. B. E. Sloan, James M. Seq
nious and Others, Defendants.-Actlo'a yJor
Injunction to Enter Credits on Mortgage, &c.
DY virtue of an order to me directed by
ID Hon. L. G. Northrop, Judge OF the
Eighth Judicial Circuit, will expose 10 saie
on the FIRST MONDAY in DECEM bEh
next. at Anderson Court House, ). u, all
that Lot of Land, to wit:
ONE LOT OF LAND,
situate in the town of Bolton, in the County
and State aforesaid whereon the plaintiffs
Hudson B. Davenport and wife, Mary M.
Davenport. reside, containing six and one,
half (61) acres, more or less, ard bounded
by lands of the Greenville and Columbia
Railroad Co., Charles Gambrell and others.
Terms of Sale-One-th Of the purchase.
money in cash the balance on a credit OF
twelve months, with interest from day OF
sale at 7 per cent. per annum-purchaser 10
give bond, with two good securities, ana a
mortgage of the premises, to secure the pur-
chase money. Purchaser to pay Tor all ne
cessary papers. o,o>-Nr11
Sheriff Anderson County.
Nov s, 1877 II