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The ,..x. OF o,L.n., and weston.

A cable dispatch Of Saturday last
from London TO the New York Herald
says: Twenty thousand persons, COM
prising many noblemen aud ladies',
crowded Agricultural Hall. lsiington.
all day 10 witness the completion OF
the Weston 0I.eary walk. The ex-
citement was such M has never before
been witnessed at nm exhibition Of the
kind in London. O'Leary completed
his coo miles ut 2:49 this afternoon -
Tremendous excitement followed. -
Weston accomplished the same dis
tsuce at s:15 this evening. appearing
much the fresher Of the two at the
completion OF this distance. At .
O'Clock OTeary had made J2O miles TO
Weston's 500. OLeary retired amid
great excitement anil cheering. WeS-
ton continued until II o'clock, making
$40 miles, and then retired. Weston
was loudly cheered for his endurance,
and, although beateu. left the track
fresh and happy.
O'Leary walked from 10 10 III o'clock
on the course for exercise, leaning on
n ffienTs arm. He was evidently de-
termined that his vaoquished rival
should not alone receive the applause
of the multitude He remained in the
field although lac had had enough
He was evidently deeply fatigued, but
may have found some compensation in
the tremendous applause which he re.
ceived. OLeary's walking has been
much admired and has astonished even
his hackers in thus performing task
which only few years ago would have
been regarded a. Incredible. The
Standard says that although Weston
was defeated the British people respect
his pluck and sympathize with him il
what is probably the bitterest disap
pointment OF his life. namely. beinl
vanquished at the moment when hs
had surpassed all his previous perfor
mauces." The difference in the style
Of the two men is muck noted. OLesr,
walked in good, upright form, with hi
body thrown back, holding in escl
hand n piece OF wood. Weston. OF
the contrary, walked with ridiu,
whip in his band, iesting with hi
friends and trying 10 keep pace will
the music.
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,rIsCELLANEOUs.

Winnie Ream is betrothed 10 d violet
eyed young lieutenant.
ankle View Avenue" Is the name Of
IA street in Genesse, y. \.
A man was found dead in a sewer In
st. Louis Sunday. Sewercide. We sup.
pose.
Oakley Hall wonld not talk with Jen-
nings, formerly OF the y. Y. Times, in
London.
Canada farmers claim that ak bush.
els Of peas are equal 10 ten bushels OF
corn for fattening hogs, and that peas
yield larger number OF bushels per
acre than corn.
An Oshkosh lady, who was reading
TO some friends, encountered the words
"Nibelungelied tetalogy and cautious
ly removed her teeth before attempting
TO pronounce them.
For once in the world n New York
policeman was on hand the other day
when n robbery was committed, but,
says the Telegram, he was the robbers
victim, aud had to be there.
Talk about the extravagance in
dress of women" cries Martha Jane,
exnltiuQly. .What do you say TO
Tweed's six million suit. I'd like to
know He isn't a woman, guess!
A beautiful but blind young lady re-
covered her sight after marriage. On
hearing this an old bachelor wickedly
observed that ID was no uncommon
thing for peoples eyes TO be opened by
matrimopy.
IL was a refreshing variation from
the general run Of speeches mt temper
ance meetings, when n man got up IN
Pittsburgh fIe other day and remark
ed: Ladies and gentlemen, to bring
nv nose 20 this state of blooming per.
lection il has cost me at least $40, ,OOo.
With Hamburg Butler in mind, the
burlington Hawkeye says: ''It was nm
fortunate for John ID. Leo that la
didn't live in Democratic State. III.
might have been Senator-elect ant
alive.
The Louisville Courier-Journal asks
els the North politically debauched
or are We a set of darned fools2' i
the North politically debauched2 No
To the otner half OF the question
every right-miDdsd man must answer
yes. 4..r
There never was time when the IN
surance business was 80 sale rs !.
now. All that a man wants TO do ate
he gets insured is 90 die right quick
before the company does. But h
doesn't want TO be fooling around, Inv
ing aud having a good time.
James Parton hsving married hi
frat wife's daughter. and that daughtt
! having presented Mr. James Parto
with \ baby, Mr.. Parton has becom
! his own father, aud no longer weep
because he Is an orphan.
I John Calvert and his wife Hnss-i
I Calvert. Texas, engaged in reigios
|. d,scussion ls,ely, aud. after srRuin
I pr.riy sIl night. TInlia started &
: Juh-. H. s'.e scnfile ~,ie was thrnc
n ncro-s q trunk. aud her chin sir1k't
ara .u.t the lsd her neck Was brvks
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1877-04-17

The annual products OF the land in
a good season OF all sown TO wheat
would bo no less than 200. 900, 900 bus
hels. More than two-thirds OF this
area is not cultivated to-day. And in
the States and Territories where this
land may be found the population does
not much exceed l,G00,0 900.
The gold and silver yield OF the Pa
cific coast last year, was not less than
5000 600 The gold and silver pro-
duct in twenty-eight years has been
81, ,si2, ,OOO, 900. The mint in San Fran
cisco has coined in twenty-five years
not less than Si52, ,000, 900. Probably
the gold and silver product of the Pa
cillc coast will not fall below 500, 600. :
600 annually for some years to come.
Now in the territory designated as
the Pacific coast we have about the
following area OF land:
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VEGETINE.

ALI DISEASES or THE BLOOD. " NEGETISE
viii relieve pain. cleanse, purify and cure such
diseases restoring the patient 20 perfect health
after trying different physicians, many remedies,
suffering Tor years. l. u not conclusive proof ~
YOUR are a sufferer. yOu eau be Cured7 Why j.
This medicine performing such great Cures3 IL
works ia the blood, ia the circulating mud. II
can truly be called the Great Blood Purifier The
great source 81 disease originates In the blood:
and no medicine that does MT act directly upon
&, 10 purify ami renOyaJe. has any Just claim up
on public attention.
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He gIyelh rect. lie helps our faintlng souls
To cast aside Times traminels and the tolls
OF a hard seryliude. We rise aud seek 10 run
In heavenward ways, thus. when the day j.
gone.
A slill, small voice shall say TO each ''well
done"
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II Is day of rcst for weary hands,
Our feet may cease 20 tread life heavy sands,
hut the undying soul and lis affections claim
This day for nobler service In the Masters
name
That Master thus requires. obedience is our
aim.
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Traius are run by chicago time, which Is ~
minutes slower than Detroit and Cleveland time.
All trains run daily, except sundays.
CONNECTIONS. Close connections ma ade AZ p
slant, with N. c. n. X. for all points east AMI
west Az Manchester, with Jackson Branch of
l. NJ. :. II. II. AZ Hillsdale; with l.. :. VI.
= H. n. AZ Bankers. with II. W .. ;. X. IL.
for points north Hnd south.
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II Is the Lords own day. the rest are given
To man for worldly use. but one In seven,
Help US, Dear Lord, To consecraie 10 thee,
To thine own praise and service. Thus shall
We
Obey thy gracious word and thy salvation zee.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1877-04-17

Aporr DRISKrxo. When ID can b~
said Of any man che drinks" aud II
can be proven. what store wants him
for a clerk? What church wsuts him
for o memberg Who will trust him?
What DYING man will appoint him ss
bis executor? He may have been forty
years in building his reputation--i,
ton, the breaking OF firms, a brilliant
ancestry cannot save him. And the
world shies OF. Why? IL is whispered
all through the country, "He drinks
he drinks ?" That blasts him. When
a young man looses his reputation for
sobriety. be might as well he at the
bottom Of the sea. There arc young
men who have their good name as theiI
only capital.
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rhe New England Conference ON
the Presldeut's Policy.

AT session OF the New England
Conference at Boston, April 9TH, the
special committee TO which was referr-
ed the resolution protesting against
the Presidents policy, reported the
following substitute therefor, which
was unanimously adopted: i. That
warm, practical sympathy of this con-
ference for the oppressed of our land
is historic, OF too long standing and
too outspoken TO need any reaffirma-
tion by US at the present time, and now
that legalized slavery has been forever
abolished in this our country we feel
equally DESTROYS that they who, having
been victims Of that oppression, were
deprived. Of their civil rights and
means for intellectual and moral cul.
ture may have secured 10 them all
rights aud privileges that their chang
ed relations 10 The country aud their
consequently increased responsibility
SO imperatively demand for them.
. That we are glad 10 recognize ID
the inaugural address Of our present
Chief Magistrate and in other words
and acts OF his, clearly defined pur-
pose on his part 30 10 administer the
Government OF the United States as TO
secure all classes Of our citizens full
and free exercise OF all their rights and
privileges, and we pledge TO him in ex.
ecution of this purpose our hearty sym
patby and support, and we will earn
eetly pray that God may give TO him
and his advisers wisdom TO guide them
la their important aud difficult work,
aud NE sincerely hope that our too dis-
turbed country may again enjoy an era
Of good feeling, peace and prosperity.
The adoption Of the substitute re-
port was received with applause.
NEW YORK ooSrEnEScE.
The New York Methodist Conference
NJ Rondcut, on the 9th. adopted the
following resolution: While under OF.
dinary circumstances we should de
cline 10 tliscuss the politica, affairs ol
the nation. we deem that the present
4 exipencies call for an expression of cou
! fidepce in the upright intentions and
sfxtesmanlike purposes of Presiden
Hayes, firmly believing that the poiic,
thus fas adopted Of Cancellation TOWARD
those formerly 10 rebellion. aud goo,
will toward those formerly In bopdage
J cannot fail to advance the welfare .
, the nation and the .interest of Odd
kingdom. A oopy of the resolution
We ordered ssnt - the President
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pr wrlnA~ NJ osroOnr.

The sabbath comes In stiffness, not LA gloom.
And sets the world aside-thcre i not room
In mortal hearts for both. We plow aud SOW
On other days. but this blest day should show
A culture more divine, heavens work begun
below.
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LAKE. SHORE 6 MICH. MycH !
CENTRAL-JAORSON& Fl.
IA YNE- d. II. dL
LAKE SHORE a MICH. SOU. a. q.


Michigan Accommodation. going West,
Connects with Kalamazoo and Grand hnplds
Train at White Pigeon.
gU- Mail ami Night Express trains going east,
connect with Trains for Detroit. at Adrian
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An trains daily except sunday.
CONNECTlNNs:

An trains daily except sunday.
CONNECTIONS:
Az Jackson--Close connections are male with
Michigan Central, Jackson, lansing A saginaw
0rand River Valley, and Michigan 4 ir Line Rail-
AT AZ JonesvnIe-with Lake shore Michigan
is,n al Bsnkers-with Detroit HiIlsdsle Indiana
AZ wsterioo- with Lake shore Michigan
eouthern tAfr Linel.
Az Aubnrn Junctl0D-Wfth Detroit, Eel River
A TIllnas am BALTIMORE A ohio Railroad.
At Fort Waync--With Piffsburg, Fort Wayne A
Chicago. Toledo, Wabash a Western, Fort Wayne
Mancle csnciDusti, and Cincinnati, Richmord
4 Fort Wayne ltaiiroafs.
p. NJ LOOMS. Presr and osn1 Manager
r X, HOOPER. Cent Ticket Agent
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vEGETINE
WILL CURE
CAhkER HuMOR.

RocEPoET. March ~. 1870.
II. AZ. SIEyENs:
sr-Last fan my husband got me two bottles of
your Ne2etlses TO take for the Canker IiumOr,
which have hal In nv stomach for several
years. | took Il, and the result was very salts
factory. have taken a good many remedies for
the Canker HumOr. aud none seemed 20 help me-
hut NEGETINE. There l. no doubt In my mini
that every one suffering with Canker Huinor can
gOOd appetite, and felt better In every respect.
Your, with respect,
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HILsDALE. MICH, TUESDAY. APRIL H. 1877.

peace. justice. freedom and prosperity
may hereafter be the portion Of every
citizen OF South Carolina.
(Signed) ID. H. CRAMBERLAIS,
Gov. ofSouth Carolina.
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y.y Gould :. going 70 San Francisco
for . change Of sir.
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Georgia merchants don't believe In
advertising. IL pays them better 10
hang out signs reading:
tHOmAs JcNrs
mas JUsT rrCEiseD A fIsx TOT OF
xrOCEkicS st noLEsALB
a REIAif- ~4.r
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The following is an extract from q
private letter from G. G. Winsor. son OF
Alderman winsor. Of Hillsdale. writ
ten 10 citizen Of Stanton, Mich. -
Though not intended for publication.
il will no doubt he pernsed with inter
est by our readers, as Mr.. Winsor has
numerous acquaintanccs in this vicini-
ty. and his statements can be relied
upon.
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VEGETINE.
NOTHING EQUAL TO IT.
sorH SALEM, Mss, Nov. IL, lssG.
Mr.. II. X. STEVENS:
Dear Slr-I have been troubled with Scrofnia.
Canker ami Liver Complaint for three years
Nothing ever IT'D me any good until comineuc-
Ell using NItsEr1NE I am n1w getting along
first rate. ami siili using the NECErISE- con
slider there n nothing equal 10 IL for such com
plants. eau heartily recommend u To everybody
Yours truly, Mrs. LizZiE VI. PaCEARD,
No. &c Lagrange 81, South Salem, Mass.
VEGETISE thoroughly ersaicafes ever kind of
humOr Rnd restores the entire system 10 heal
tltx .nn.lfffur
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DETROIT. HiLLSDALE a SOUTH
WESTERN q. q.
Me.,xarl Tralns

Trains viii leave tie stations named. a. follows
FROM aad after January lst, 1871:
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LANSING DIVISION.

Trains viii lIeayeIhe statiOus named, Ss follows
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-01-16
% ~ BY Robert 3 Lyme, .
2 Real Estute Agent and Auctioneer.
-! :c,sj No. 1919 Main street. -'..'f

ett' r.FIfTiEF -~--rr--
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VERY
GAY e. pEs sThEET BETWEEN TWENTY:sEx-
ENTH AND. TWENTY-EIGHTH STREETS;
CHURCH HILL, AND FOU r xALUA J e
E rs AND t TWESTY ~ srREETs BY
AJCTlON--By virtue Of decree Of the Chancery
Court of the city Of Richmond, pronounced on the
24ti, day of October 1875, in two sstts depending
in said court styled Amidon Crombie 4 co. rS. Me-
Neir, &C., and NeEbold & Sons ps. AcNeir &c, we
Shall proceed to seal ut public auction, on MONDAi
the 25d day of Jazruary, 1877. Mt O'Clock 7. NJ,
the following REAL ESTATE In she city OF Rich
mond-viZ.: r, -. -, : ,-,
ING HOUSE thereon, fronting seyenty-three feet
on the north side OF Clay street between Twenty
seventh and T=Tenty-eishth streets, and running
I'd 2i. An unintrored lot OF LAND, fronting
thirty-three feet on the east sldeof Twenty-seventti
street between Clay and Leigh streets, and running
back 1875 feet 10 an alley fourteen fectwide.
Sd. An unimproyed LOT OF LAND, fronting
thiriy-tbree feet the west side of Twenty
street hctwt en- Clay and Leigh streets, and running
back 1875 feet to au alley fourteen feet wide.
TERMS Ope-thirdcash: :, balance ut six and twelve
months, for negotiable notes with interest added,
and the title to De retained unfit the whole purchase
money Is paid snd a conveyance ordered by the
court. ;.-e-a 81 :. - {. s.ijs,5E
=. ~ Z. 't:'7>. = -.as.i. r Y. CANNON. =
,, k 2...I .. ROBERT HOWARD,
A. II. COURTNEY,
ja1O 80, Special Commissioners.
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sTATJNTON.

- y Y ~
DRAAATIc-YoUHG MEMS CHRISTIAN Ass0CIA-
TON OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. +.
lCorrespondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.I j
JANUARY rs, 1e77. s.
AT the Lunatics Asylum ON Friday might a
company OF ladies and gentlemen from this
city performed g Toodles, and the comedi.
eta Oh Two Flats and One Sharp" I'm first
the Mr.. David Drake, an amateur OF unusual
talent, made q hit % TOodles; and In the
second the debntGssts,, who received the
greatest praise, was Miss Nellie Burr, Of
Richmond, who 10 spending the winter Ia
Staunt0n. Her beauty aS well as her acting
made strong Impression. sss.,5 s..
The weeks meetings os the Young Mems
Chrfstdsn elation, held fin accordance
with the programme laid down by the EVan-:
Keiicl Alliance, terminated Inst night With;
4 mass-mesfng Of most Of the eopgfegxt5
tions &c the First Rresby terisu church.
presided 0Yef by 6r. Hunter OF the Meth
odist ehnres,. There meetings Rave besn
well attended when the bad weather and
bad waking Ii conside q ~ Is 81 IS:
This new arEai,gep t9E r,lnntng me
Valley railroad by the asttlnore and Ohio;
company Includes tie retention aof Ar..'
I1el g. woodward, the lep66t agent here, In
Their present rsssi sians. Captain Kemp,
who eaye much nj don while running
The uaseengex TIL sas WILL be transferred to-
the aeccnifa6d IA train, which BE rdn Boz
fore the Shenandoah Valley eompsny1
laassff the Koa1f
The psacs iee 81 sled ing hsss been tlis1
eause 0f Hbst ~ III feared will ptoYs d per.
snaaenf injury III s1rs Henry Jackson, q
neM esHmsbIc young mar, ron lot Captain
(zenre,a rs 1a15gs f,n ls316 fsastV were FEn4i
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Bv Robert B.. Lyme, ~
Real Estate Agent and Auctloneer,.
...s 1912 Main street. =:

&,
FARCE, VERY DESIRABLE, AND
lJyAIUABLE BROAD-sTREET PROPERTY
BETWEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH STREEISJ
FOR SALE BYAUCTION.-By direction OF the
the Esd day Of january, III ~ at 4 o'clock r 81.
the truly valuable property No. Broad ttreet-l9-
Ing back 10 Pink alley which IS q great thorough
fafe-now occupied by Edward Waller as Z board
ing -house at al annual rent Of 700, which Is
FH FIR sTUccoED BRICK one, and
contains about ten ROOMS, bar-room, &C., and can
with little outlay be converted into fine store
properfy For an investment this Is rare chance,
and the property must increase In value, and can be
made profitable by renting, and should attract The
attention Of capitalists, 80 little Brnadsrctt pro-
perry can he purchased In business locality.
Special attention is called to the sale of this pro-
perty having as it does such fine front and depth.
The LOT fronts 24 feet, and runs back to Pink
alley, about / SO feet in depth.
TERMS Will be liberal, and known at sale.
ROBERT B. LYME, Aucttopeer.
IL 10,121S,16 1S,20,22&23 ~. ... ..--. 80
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by Robert Il Lyme,
Aactioncer and Read Estate Agent,
E. 1912 Main street.

SALE OF A. NICE AND
i DESIRABLE TW0-ST0RY FRAMED LED TE n Z,
MENT DWELLING-H0U WITH DESleABLE
LOT. SITUATED ON THE SOUTHWEST COR
NER OF TWENIY-sEEESTH AND Clay
STREETS, BY AUCTION.-As trustee named In Il
certain deed OF trust from Archibald Hutcheon,
dated March 6, 1876, duly recorded in the clerks
office of The Chancery Court for the city Of Rich
momd. in Deed-Bdok I07 G. page 81 i, and by re-
quest OF the benelciares secured in said deed de-
fault having been made in the payment of the bond
premises, on WEDNESDAY tile 24fh day OF Janr-
r, 1877, at o'clock p. NJ, the property described
Tn said deed Us all that certain LOT OFLAND, with
the buildings thereon, lying and being on Clay and
TsSenty-seventh streets, commencing at the south
west corner of Twenty-seyenth and Clay streets and
running thence westwardy PAX feet, and running
back between parallel lines 90 feet The DWELL
ING contains about six rooms, and is comparatively
new. 'H.s.t. g, .F 81 E s1.,Efs ..
TERMS Cash as to suficiency to, pay OF and dis
charge the said bond amounting 10 $1,000, with In
tercst from March 10, $780, aud cost and expenses
of sale; and the residue upon terms TO be given at
the hour of sale. THOMAS +. POLLARD.
Is ll-12,l5 l6-17,12,lg,20.22,23&2
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de IL
DICHMCND AND DANVILLE
LII RAILROAD.
,HEDULE OF TRAINS TAKING EFFECT
DECEMBER 10, 1876.

SCHEDULE OF TRAINS TAKING EFFECT
.. DECEMBER 10, 1876.
THROUGH MAIL,
1850 A. n, leaves Richmond daily, connecting at
Greensboro with trains on North Caro-
lima division and N. W. N. G. r. r. at
Charlotte with trains on Atlanta and
.-, Richmond Airline railway for At
-.t. lanta, Macon Jacksonville, Monigome--
ry, Mobile, and New Orleans, aud all
southwestern points. With c. c. and
A. RI. X. for ColamLia, Augusta, and af
.ss.,-.. southern ana southeastern points.
LYNCHBURG ACCOMMODATIONS,
$50 A. A., leaves Richmond daily for Burkeville.
Farmyillc, Lynchburg, and lutcrIne-
date points, making close connection
at. Lynchburg for all southwestern
points.
THROUGH FREIGHT. g..
$40 p NJ, with slseplns.car attached, leaves Rich
nlond daily Except Sunday for Lynch
burg, arriving ut Lynchburg 5:l5 4. NJ.
.,.-., ~. THROUGH MAIL,
TAT r. NJ, arrives Richmond daily. connecting
so With North Carolina division \. ". n.
s-.: :ftiC. II. R.. G. 9. and A. r. X. r., and
lag Atlantis and Richmond Air-Liuc rail-
way from all southern and southwest
''.f'r . ern points and with Richmond Frcde-
j.. III ricksburH ard Potomac and Chesapeake
....ss, and Ohio railroads for all northern ana
. western points. ...
~" LYNCHBURG ACCOMMODATION,
4:5l z. NJ. arrives Richmond daily from Lynch
- : burg, FarmvIlle, BurkeviIle, and Sll In
--., termediate points, and from all south
western points.
THROUGH FREIGHT. ...
7:2O A. NJ, with sleeping-car attached. arrives
- - Richmond daily Except Monday from
3.,-.,. { Lyncbburg, leaving Lynchburg ut 700
, PM.
The through freight trains between Richmond and
Lynchhurg, with sleeping-car attached offer unu-
sual advantages In economy of time TO businessmen
Of Richmond and Lynchburg.
Tickets sold to M southern and southwestern
points, and baggage checked through.
Palace sleeping run through between Rich
mord and Brunswick, Ga.
Local tickets good only Tor continuous passage be-
tween the points named on tickets. No ay-oyer
checks will be given. I. 81. r: TALC0TT.
E..t ia s..iR .s General Superintendent.
JOHN r. MACMURDo, General Passenger Agent.
rio
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CAROLINE COUNTY.
RoWLINa GREEN. :

BOWLING GREEN, VA.
Editors Of Dispatch: SO far January has
fulfilled the goose-bone prediction the worst
weather ever known; and it says, further,
that worse is to come. This, added to the
low prices OF crops and their scantiness,
gives ,ls q perfect right to grumbie. And
now have mounted my hobby (grumbling),
qtfires nearly week to write to and receive
reply from Richmond rather longer than
from New York wv by it is that though a
mail-train leave, your city after 8 o'clock, we
frequently don't get our Dispatch, and that
is misery 49, IL u. :........ i
Everybody believes Tilden Is elected, and
IL the Democrats In the N forth don't inaugu-
rate him we want nothing more to do with
them. & f,ss siss4a SEMI-0 OCCASIONAL. :