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Items iron, the Pleasant Dale

The Autumn winds are signing,
and-and-,
On was going to write a poem
when 10, my Toe mory iahed
Mr.-dld not die last week End
Jno has beeu at hone since Sunday
eve.
Corn.husking is the business OF the
day but we have seen no 'Pawnkeen
2" as yet.
J. D. Elliott came very near kill
lag lhree coons last Friday nigh .
Well, he didn't exactly attempt to
boldly massacre them all at one
place, but ne dub see them all mp one
tree and he stood aud looked at
them long and wishluIy and then
quietly rode away toward home.
We know Doc did not need the
coons tor he gave u fne apple-cut.
ting on Tuesday night aud be had
plenty Of apples aud pies when we
went there, although they did seem
somewhat scattering when departed.
Perhaps it was owing to tue glorious
moonlight or appetite, | scarcely
know which was the cause.
OR Supervisor has been opening
the new route TO Long Hollow and
now the "HacklebainIaus may come
TO X by land Thy will also enjoy
a variety Of climate occasionel by
ascending aud defending the rugged
steps,
j II Fear was down to bic home
90 Pa, last week several days.
Mrs Lee Cuppett, Of G sde Farms
nee LYDIA a. Bower, was visiting her
Ialher'. last week.
l N. Forman has returne lromNebo.
Misses Sarah Lee aud Laura aud
| Harriet Stone Of X. were visiting
the Dale over Sunday.
We hal a Squire with us Sunday
/ but we are not sure that he IS q Jus
uce Of the Peace, however, we think
be- Tor be peacefully renamed dur.
Iug the peaceful. hours OF the night
aud peacefully departed 90 the peace
luI morning hours family dreaming
Of White Mts Magnificent hills,
/ buck whett cakes aud chicken PIE,
aud occasIonIy bummiug II wander
sI to-day TO the hlp' &c.
Our school Is to begin on the 10 b
II Nov. Who'll be The first the
whip to bear?
Reports say that Crazy II rise has
surrendered 10 Osmau Pasbs.
War ted-To know vine pies logs
10 our public highways
For SNe--A genuine, fr-tciass,
pne-story mouse trap OF used over
fifteen years and thai very quietly
Thieves are said to be uumeiou
in the adjIipng neigh orhood X ep
I your bands on your pocket books or
even on your poke, book.
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Preston" om King.cood.

Dear Argos.
The industry aud public,spirited-
ness OF The people OF Kiugwood can
not fan to sttract the attention OF
the Thoughtful observer, and IT is but
right; the well-eonducted periodicals.
Of their own town should help spread
their Justly deserved praise. After
broken abseLce OF several years l no.
tce, when 1 reflect, astonishing
changes and perceive them with feel.
ings OF no little pride. The growth
OF the town has been rapid enough.
but 1t Is the quality of the houses
and modern srchet ecture which is
the most impressive. None Of the
neighboring towns of the adjoining
States can boast so many 6ue houses
with so few Old ones. Oakland aud
Deer Park are iavorably known for
their beauty, and salubrious climate.
aud K,ngwood needs but one thing
10 become their success iul rival, G..
tie NdrrotO GUage In the financial
crash which has overtakeu the whole
country Kingwood seems to HAYS
escaped l's ravages. The large and
elegant churches aud private resi-
dences gong up IN and around the
town, with the numerous laborers
employed in their erection, tells
story Of thrift which can not be mis-
taken. Contrary TO the rule IN 9th
er communities, the hospitality OF
the people is commensurate with
their prosperity.
The opportunities which your PEG
pie ENJOY o! attending worship on
Sabbath and there hearing profound
and logical sermons delivered by
their erudlte and fluent pastors is
privilege which few towns OF it's
SIZE, or any other, can boast
That slaughter-shop Of tropes and
metaphors which they call Litter.
airy Society Is an institution at
which, 1t one can endure the shock
InR outrage perpetr ated against the
Kings Eughsh," great deal Of
amusement and sometimes iulorma-
ton may be attained.
Last, but not least, among it's
specla! characteristics are ta two in
terestn & and able political journals;
ranking among the best O heir kind,
edited by two OF the youngest Jour
ualists in the State. These alone
are enough to make us ialter in our
cherished idea of following West
ward the course oil empire in her
fight and pitching our tent in the
land Of our f athers.
PRESTON.
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The "Murphys" met last Wednesday
evening at tho Court House Hall and
were entertained by highly interesting
address from Rev. II. G.. Blaney. of the
Presbyterian Church. The next meet
ing will be held at the Academy one
week from next Thursday night.
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EOMMISSIONER'S SALE.
George Spikcr
vs. IN CITAgrEuy.
Jos. l.. Forsythc,

10y Ntlblt OF u 40
cree If the County Court Of Preston
county, in tho above case, the under
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court day, before the front door OF the
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ana prOceC ding5 oil the cause mentioned
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sary 10 pay costs Of suit and sale and tho
residue upon credit Of six and twelve
months, tho purchaser giving interest
bearing bond Will approved security for
the deferred payments Of tho purchase
money
JAS. II CARROLL, Com'r.
oct a. ~ sG75l
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LIST OF REAL ESTATE the county of Preston,
Sheriff OF SAID Delinquent
School County
1875 aud 1876 which added each aonn
to- aud to such amount the Sheriff entitled add FIVE
cent OF the sale aud such
all the Taxes due land sold 10 individuals sufficient TO cav
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SALE OF LANDS
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TnE undersigned Sheriff OF the Preston the first v
OF November Of the County
OF the Court House thereof all therein den-
quen Tor the for the which lands
with the taxes interest and damages due each specified
list Thereof, posted which
list SPECIAL IS directed FORDS y =
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

COMMISSIONERS SALE.
ia. Brown, Com'r,
w.
Spiders.
BY virtue of u decree of tho
County Court, of Preston county, | will
oilor !or sale before the front door of the
Court House, in kingwood on the 10 II
day of November, 1877, the land docrood
TO be sold I'm tho above case, consisting
of the 100 acres of land i'm kingwood dis
uict, whore w. ID, Snidcr resides.
Terms, cash.
Oct. 20 % 76I j, a. Brown, CbBtr.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-09

| CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.-A meeting OF
the Chamber OF Commerce was held yester-
dny afternoon. Frcscnt: E. y. citing,
president, and Messrs. Crenshaw, Purcell,
and Williams.
| Mr.. Charles D. Hill sent to the Board q
communication stating that he was pre-
vented from attending the meeting by rca-
son OF an engagement.
4 number OF communications were read
and referred.
The secretary presented the following
statement showing the offerings Of wheat at
the Richmond Corn and Flour Exchange
from the Ist OF July to the Sth OF November
in each year, from 1867 to 1877 inclusive,
together with the prices on the Sth OF No
vember in each year 1867, 316, ,450 bushels !;
1868, 412,121 bushels; 1869, 617,591 bush
els; 1870, 65O,217 bushels; 1871, 446,905
bushels; 1872, 542,1TS bushels; 1873, 337,
72O bushels; 1874, 327,4S3 bushels; 1875,
43s, 1SO bushels; 1876, 4S9,997 bushels; 1877,
774,594 bushels.
Prices sth OF November, 1867: White
prime, 1856: red-prime, S2.45. 1868:
White prime, S2.35; red-yery good,
S2.074. 1860: White-very good, S1.50;
red-very good, S1.324. 1870: White
prime, S1.624 red-very good, S1.424.
1871: White-prime, S1.70; red-yery good,
SLIGO. 1872: Whitc-prime, So; red-yery
good, s1.95. 1918: White-Yery good, S1.7O;
red-good, S1.50. 1874: White-prime,
S1.3S; red-choice, S1.3S. 1875: White
prime, S1.45; red-prime, Sl.45. 1916 {:
White-prime, S1.40; red-prime, S1.40.
1877: Whitc-prime, s1.45; red-prime,
Sl.45.
Adjourned.
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!, l07 ministers, So clderS-1I2.

Order was taken for hearing discussions
Of sustentation, education, and foreign
missions.
4 communication was received from the
Presbytery OF the Chesapeake complaining
that the assessment Of Synod on said Pres
bytery was too large, and not in proportion
10 the assessments on other Presbyteries OF
larger membership. Referred to the Com
mittee on Finance.
Narratives were read from the various
Presbyteries-ten in number. They were
heard with attention and interest by the
synod and congregation, and embodied
many interesting facts in regard to the pro-
gress OF religion in the bounds Of Synod;
showing steady and hopeful increase in
membership and activity among the
churches; that new congregations had been
& formed in many places; and that much sue
cess had attended pastoral and eyangeliStic
: aborers in destitute places and among va
a cant congregations. Among the dark
& features presented in these papers there
3appeared lamentations over worldli-
8ness and drunkenness, and over wide
fields Of spiritual desojation for which
%thcrc are no laborers, and over the
d lack Of zeal and liberality, which hinders
d the progress Of the truth in many places.
Gone narrative came from the distant Pres
#hytery Of Sac Paulo, in Brazil. 1t men
4lloned, as the general characteristic OF the
Bpeopie Of that country, a loss OF regard fol
Sthe Romish Church on account OF the cor
& ruptions OF the priesthood and dcplorabie
q &lsnoranee as to all religious truth. The
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coleaSue 63 votes, 6 Of which came from
the city OF Manchester. Colonel Ambers

colieaSue 90 votes, 6 of which came from
Tue cty OF Manchester. Colonel Ambers
Iinaependentl leads his colleague (Nr. Tay-
OF Manchester.
Sketches OF A. G. Attkisson ,conservo.
tive) and Joseph Walker (RepublicanI. the
successful candidates, have ALREADY been
published in the Dispatch.
Chesterfield and Manchester were repre-
sented in the last Legislature by Socrates
Brooks (Con.) and William F. GiddIngs
(Rep.); so that at this election there Is
neither loss nor gain. Both OF the gentle
men elected are reported to be in favor Of
the reSdjustment Of the public debt, and In
favor OF the repeal of the Moffett-register
law. At least such was the impression OF o
majority OF those who voted for theme,
This is the second time Major Walker has
been elected to the Legislature. His first
election, over DIR. John W. Wake, In No
vember, 1873, was set aside by the Legisla-
ture, and DR.. Geo.ge w. Friend was chosen
at special election in March, 1874. y
Major Walker declining again to run, the
Republican candidate was James B. Brad
ley, who made very lame run.
Mr.. Attkisson hos been very successful
thus far as politician-elected twice Com
monwealth's attorney over popular citizens,
and at this election to the Legislature, de-
spite the opposition in bis own party OF one
OF its oldest, most honored, and trusted
leaders. 1t is hoped and believed that the
confidence OF his constituents will in no
wise be misplaced.
The election OF Mayor Chiles to the Sem
ate causes general rejoicing. 1t is merited
compliment to faithful public service. He
will make an able, eloquent, and faithful
representative. a.t!a 1'
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MANCHESTER NEWS.
The E1ecfiOn.

Yesterday morning the canyassers for the
city met at the Mayors Courtroom and
canvassed the vote for State, senatorial, and
legislative candidates voted for at the elec-
tion Tuesday. The result did not differ
from the vote published in the Dispatch OF
Wednesday. 1t was certified to rs follows !:
MANCHESTER. s......
State Ticket-For Governor, +. w. NJ.
Holiday, 266; for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
James A. Walker, 2GG: for Attorney-Gene-
raj, James G. Field, 266. '- ~
For State Senator-L. r. Chiles (Con.),
259; B. T. Edwards (Rep.), 4S; w. L.
Moseley Rep., SO. . ,.
For House OF Delegates-A. c. Attkis-
son (Con.), 257; George P. Lynch (Con.),
212; William Ambers Ind.(, 40; Joseph
E. Taylor Qnd.), 26; Joseph Walker (Rep.l,
73; John Cox (Rep.), e..
CHESTERFIELD COUNTY.
At the same time, Messrs. w. G.. Flour.
nov. A. c.. Pullialn, Y. II. Morrissette, and
Wilson Hewlett, county commissioners,
met at the county clerks office, and the re-
suit of their canvass was as follows:
For the State Ticket-Holliday, 7Sl
Walker, I'll; Field, TIA.
For State Senate-Chiles, 1911; Edwards,
582; Moseley, 66. -
For House OF Delegates-Attkisson 406
Lynch, 379; Ambers, 344; Taylor, 322
Walker, 631; Cox, 574. ..-...
RecapitulQti0n.
State Ticket-Holliday, LOT; Walker
1887; Field, 1,04O.
State Chiles, 1,O2e; Edwards
61O; Moseley, 90. ~~ -
House Of Delegates-Attkisson, 6C3
Lynch, sol; Ambers, 1913; Taylor S4S
Walker, 7O4; Cox, 64l.
DIR. Chiles (Con.), for Senate, leads Ed
wards Rep.) 41s voies, and Moseley lRep.,
For the House Of Delegates Major
James Walker (Rep9 and a. Z. AtfkissoI
e Major Walker leads Mr.. Attkisson II
votes. Mr.. Attkisson leads John Cox (eol
ored Rep.) % votes.
Afr. Attkisson leads his defeated Conser
vatiye colleague, Mr.. Lynch, = votes, IS O
which were obtained in the city OF Man
chester.
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a Card of Thanks.

Editors Dispatch: Will you be so kind,
through the medium OF your paper, to re-
turn my heartiest thanks to Professors Sic
gel, Reinhardt, kessnich and his orchestra,
Thllow, Mr.. Poindexter and his octette
Miss Redford, Messrs. Grant and Redford,
and all other kind friends who cheerfully
assisted ME in my recent concert ut Mozart
Hall?
I desire to make special acknowledg
to the Board OF Governors for their kind
ness, and also to express my qualification at
the generous patronage and approval on
the part OF the public Of the late concert.
ALICE A. SWAIN.
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The Burnt District.-The contracts have
now been let for the erection OF all the
buildings recently destroyed on Hull street
near Bridge avenue. Mr.. j. T. Ashworth
is erecting those for N. 81. Ham and Claf-
borne Burnett. The other contractors have
been announced. There will be some half
dozen buildings, all Of brick. They will
be Of the most modern design and best
finish, and furnished with all OF the i'm
provements that Manchester. can afford.
When the square is completed it will be
the handsomest in the city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-09

NEW SCHEDULE ON THE FREDERICKSBURG
RoAD.-On and after Sunday, 18th, there will
he new schedule on the Fredericksburg
road The trains will leave and arrive here
as follows: Mail train will leave daily lex
cept Sunday at 7:45 A. M. arrives at Ills
?. NJ. daily Except Sunday. Night train
will leave daily at 8 P. NJ, and arrive at
S:15 a. NJ. daily. Accommodation train
will leave daily except Sunday Mt 4:25 p.
NJ, and arrive at $50 A. NJ.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-09

. How TREY ARE CALLED AT HoME.-Hard-
ly anybody writes Venezia for Venice, Na-
poll for Naples, Kjobenharen for Copenha'
gen, WarSzaua for Warsaw, 1rento or
Trient for Trent, Praha for Prague, OF
Wien for Vienna; few write. hotn for Co
logne, Miinchen for Munich, or Ltuorno 1oI
Leghorn; and the best English usage sui
prefers Lyons, NarSeiAeS, Brussels, Ghent,
Mentz. LeipSic, CleueS, and IrereS, to the
national names Lyon, Marseille, BrureHeS,
Gand, Mainz, Leipzig, Rlere, and 1rser.-
Ne,U York Nation. ..-. "
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-09

A FRUIT-VENDER ROBBED.-Night before
last the store-room OF the Italian fruit-ven-
der, situated in rear of Planters National |
Bank, whose place OF business is at the cor
ner OF Twelfth and Main streets, was broken
open and robbed of several boxes OF cigars
and 81 in currency.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-09

DEDIcATIoN.-- The. Midlothinn
icoiorcd) Baptist church will be dedicated
on Sunday the 18th instant, and persons
who desire to attend the dedication can
leave this city by the DanvilIe train at "a
O'Clock that morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-09

Observation-Disclosures has been received
In this city Of the recent marriage Of John c.
Hooper, formerly Of this city, to a young
lady Of Missouri. The event is described
at length and with great fclat in the local
papers. johnny was well and favorably
known in Manchester, and was the celebra-
ted short-stop of the well-known Indepen-
dent Base Ball Club. He removed to Ken
lucky several years since.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-09

LADIES' SUPPER AT TRINITY CHURCH.
The ladies Of the Sewing Circle OF Trinity
church will give their monthly supper on
Monday night next in the lecture-room OF
made Tor q fine entertainment. Proceeds
for the church.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-09

MCLEAN CoNyIcTED.-The attention OF
the Hastings Court was occupied during
the entire day yesterday in the case OF oonn
Mclean, charged with stealing S90 from j..
j. Montague. The jury found hlm guilty
~ nptit larceny, and Judge Guigon sent the
accused to iaii and labor for twelve months.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-09

A PLANET Observation-Disclosures Hen
ry, of the Smithsonian Institution, reports
that the Paris Observatory announces the
discovery by Henry on the 5th OF NoVem-
.bef, 1877, OF planet OF the tenth magnl.
tude, in two hours thirty minutes right
ascension, seventeen degrees fifteen MN
utes north declination, with a daily motion
OF four minutes south.