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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-24


4 'dESAPEAhE AND y II 10 RAIL
~ WAY COnPANY.-tm and a.:ar i Nntf.
June %, 1875. u.,.,errrr tran, vii !cuy, a,,I
arrive ut Richmond a. follows:
WESTWARD
- " go go, -
No. 1-f2U n. M.-Lci!t~-Foi. - N!iH"ioE.
D"iiF except N,''ti.' stops a
All regular s'2l!'i'>. arrives ~
tordnnsvii@ at ~ n ";
tharl"ttr>'lc ~ ! 20 \. H.:
Slatnton ~ $50 ~. l'ilnursi:
Nhhc sulphur ~ -" J.. ".
s,ui.t, :, anu 'i"''.'"6"'" i.
$50 \; VI. ,..,.
FOR NA>iii No. ~; MEt''F
~ n"ru'h,,.l li ~ l.;A1 ~ ",
iraycs b' T%iA.A MLn,a' II.
How L. W. hi:l.,' ~ NA'..'
Ing on ~ $40 L. NJ.
FOR INH'hHi" ~ An.'"S
az Chariottcs.i.'" 80 ~" \.
~ ha,eS ~ 'tT-'oh Mnualy,
az i;ao A. n, ., ~; :. ',IN'' ~
No . o.,jp Al ;nvrs-FoE ,'<,iyy,rI.
Daily: Stops ~ Hanover Iurr-
ton. Noris, BcINt: i'am. tr.i-
crick's Hall. Lr@i>!c. Lrcsil-
ans. GordJn>'i.~, Gotham,
K E,s,, iSk' ,r' . I',1 W. VIZ H.
clium's River. iG"' Mwo"l, NJ
ton, Waync,hnrp' FISHER. yiI"
Siaultun. >wuurr' Gu.Hrr
Mhorr'. clifton trrsr. W.
lamson's, LowWrrr. ro,tns-
Cnyiurton, ARR. a, ,or.
dnu.,iIl, nj I:yr :, NJ: l,,r-
lol.r-yilIc at ~, T. ". Sraun.
ION lat AZ, a. u: rovIngrou
nj T.2O A. VI. Girrakfl-u:
White sulphur ~ $40 \. H..
kauawll Falls ar 1890 +. VI.
ninnrrl: Huntington at j:iJ
T. H. steamer ARRIVES % Port
mouth al y3O l.. NJ: CircIu.
natl at q A. H.. naL connect.
with tie lines tor The Wu,l,
Northwest. and Southwest.
For " lSIIINGgu&: Arrives
at GorciunsyiIc II, 30 \. 81;
leaves b. virginia Midnnd iruu
M 3:3j 4. NJ: arll"cs AZ Wa>l-
inginn ~ 8 \. VI.
FOR I.YNCuUCEG: Arrive;
AT CioTr!OnsyIl:, at 1920 \. VI
(rhlign ears. and virginia
Midland arrives al i.yncAhUrg
a; :}2 \. ".
No 5-3.15 r. III. I.rayc--foR GoRD0SSvILE.
Accommodations uaiv Except
sunday. Stops Al AL stations,
and arrives NJ Gpgt!JusI lie =.
7I5 l.. NJ.
I.cryy.pD
H-'"i " ~, .
No. $500 L. M.-AriFcS-fNoM - M','rH b
l,all% lchc"p' S"u4iNI' i'>h''
Huntington III p.', - VI.
VINE sulphur u c'iJ ~, 10
Stauninn III 20 - ~: 'H't-
louisville 81 H:'D -. NJ; "'E-
cniisfliIr at i:iI =: VI. ,,,
fhoh Va Htiih,. 10 iEI'".'
Milhi"Ii VI - 'i'.'' -, -.
in'"i,i. .; 80 - NJ I.,,t, -,
'"uI. '' f,I l., ~. -. .IL INK
,nyns al j.IE'p ~
70 ooI.l5 H.-FroM STArET0E: Leave.
-'' stanton dnlIy rycrld Suu,!ayJ
N $40 s, Vi. tIarInt;r. viii,
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AUCTkON SALES---This bay.
SALE
OF
SEEDS, HAY, SCALES, FIXTURES, &C.

will sell at public auction, on SATURDAY the
oath day OF August, 1878, at 10 O'Clock a. h. at
No. IL south Thirteenth street, the following pro-
pprty, to satisfy distress warrant in my bands:
One LONG COUNTER, with scetl-drtweIs;
One fine SEED-STAND, containing large NUMBER
of bins and drd werS:
One pair LARGE PLATFnR1I-SCALES: =
Two pair COUNTER-SCALLS and WEIGHTS;
Lot of tiRAIN-BAGS and GRAIN-BlNS:
Large lot Of assorted FRESH SEED, PEAS, AID
BEANS;
Eighty bales of HAY. lot OF MEASuRES,
Small lot of OATS. one TRUCK, OFFICE-DESK,
STOVE and PIPE, CHAIRS. LAMP: sc:
TERMS Cash. i. l.. w HiIlNG.
an 23-2t II. G. &. r.
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North Carolina proposes to introduce the
bell-punch for registering votes AZ elections.
Then the popular song will be:
When lie receives vote the inspectarc
VIII punchin tue presence of the eiectare,
A Dem. check slip for Il W. ite votaie,
A Rep. check sip for q black ngg;re,
An Ind. cteck slip for 4 bold boltarc,
All in the presence OF The eleclare.
The abose is from the New York World.
TO which we beg leave to add the follow
ing:
And If the head fthe electare
Should he .eoYercd with wool Instead OF hair.
And he votes Republican fair and square,
The inspectare shall at once prepare
TO punch rhe head Of the e'ectare
That is covered with wool instead Of hair
lPhiLa0siptiQ BaHetin.
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RICHMOND, YORK RIVER A>D ,,!M,E-,,,rnE,AshEf
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
- COMMENCING MAY u, 1877.
THROUGH PASSE*CE FIR.
800 2. II. Leaves Richmond Tt E>t'Ai. TIL ~.
DAY. and SATURDAY. t""nc''sa'
West Point win ssiinrr Havana i,S
all points YORK. river ana Eti-
more. Arrives in Ea'ti:n"re at : !.
NJ: connects with r;sli.iircs :"r WASH
ington, Philadelphia. Ne" fof@, Jos
ton. and all western points. CONNECT"
at Richmond with trains oH RlchH'N1
and Petersburg and t1rsS!-aAc aHc
Ohio railroads.
THROUGH FREIGHT.
800 A. ". Leaves Richmond MONDAY: WE'D
SE.SDAY. aud FRIDAY ana AN,
500 A, VI TUESDAY, THURSDAY. anu sAl-
IRRDAY. Connects Win st"ainJ'
at West Point for river !aaiEgs na'-
tiuorr. and all western points Ton
meets at Richmond Wiz trains IN k'ch-
mond and D.nvile rallrott,Hchlnon9
and Petersburg. aud Chesapeake AAa
LOCAL PASSENGER.
500 P. II. Leaves Richmond daily except SuA'
dayl.
THROUGH PASSENGER.
,o.oo A N Arrives ri Richmond TUESDAY,
THURSDAY, and SAT RDAi. Ioii,
meets with trains OH Richuioha ahd
Petersburg and Chesapeake and ONO
railroads. steamer Havana leaves bai,
tmore from rleg IA Light str%T.
DAY, NJ =. 81. Connects WIN
trains from philadelphia, New n orn,
and western points. and a. eot iv.hs
With trains for RichMond ana sHs
South.
THROUGH FREIGHT.
x.oo p n rr,ves nj Rlchmuud MONDAY, w ED.
NESDAY, and FRIDAY anl sam
sl5P, M,TUESDAY, THURSDAY. ana "a
CRDAy. Connects WIN sNrI'nst "a"
West Point nom Baltimore. toh-
meets With RichSonJ a.I lahN'tte'
Richmond and Petersburg, anu SneSs-
neake and Ohio railroads.
LOCAL PASSENGER.
,O.oo A. NJ. Arrives at Richmond aa,iy eNceP, suu.
A9'S0 " day Connects with Richmond ana
Petersburg and Chesapeake AMI univ
railroads. ,S,,,
No transfer of freigh: at Rchmoad 20 or rom
southern points. Cars run through Between alEhS
Careful hsndnng and dispatch, with lowest rates.
guaranteed ,,. ,,..,,,.sd r,tex
Issued TO all northern and western points. s
Through tickets sold TO all northern, eastern, aaa
Vestsrn poi,is, and Baggage checked thr9ass. ~,
Eor tickets apply at General Railroad rieAss otI
Gee. sos Main street; at the Exchange Hotel, sSS
conpsny's depot, corner Twenty.thlrd ana ooeA
se nsSS N'0 il. T. DOUGLAS, Superintendent
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Fly Robert l.. Lyme.
Real Estate Agent aud Auctloneer,
1912 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO SMALL
L FRAME HOUSES ON NJ STREET BE-
TWEEN TENTH AND ELEVENTH STREETS
AT AUCTlON.-in execution Of Il certain deed Of
trust to the undersigned, trustees. dated August 3.
1877. from John johnson and wife. and recorded
In Richmond Cllanccry Court. ID. Z. III G. page
l2l we will offer for sale. upon the premises ut
public auction. on SATURDAY the 2ith day of
August. 1878, at o'clock p. NJ being REQUIRED 50
do by the holder of the note secured by said deed
same, all the PROPERTY conveyed by the said
deco. consisting OF TWO THREE-ROOM FRAME
TENENIENTS. low occupied by John johnson and
Lee Holmes. The LOTS have front of about
fourteen feet aud run back good depth: The
houses would pay very good per cent. Oh the in
yestmtnt.
TERMS: Cash as to expenses Of sale and enough
10 pay off note for S135. with al COSTS. &C., there
on residue upon terms 10 be given ut sale.
Il. A. MEAGUER,
10. STILES,
au2O Trustees.
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..Us,r1or l..I,alIiIEs..rurure nays.
~ J. q. Hocsaday, AucIioneer,
u koa Min 6treeG.


= WILL SELL ON MONDAY, AUGUST
III asrH, in addition 70 my regular sale OF dRocE-
RIEs. &C.. -, ,,r,, ,,aporIuA err
6aFIs1s Rf ~ Mssh,n ou
1oe LIMA Cur NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. irispec pee
tion; ,ro,,rr, rApo7
GO na CUT observation-disclosures Inspection; a.,
IN baIf-hlrreIs No. new FAMILY ROE HEh-
So KINGS-Richmond inspection
. j. r. H0GhADhf, Au Gu On sbi
W r. RATcLIFFE, Salesman. au 49,
TRUSTEES sALE.-By virtue OF deed g.
of trust executed by John II: knight. datea Inc Inc
st day of May. 1872. and duly rccoIneu d ~
clerks Office Of Prince Edwara n the bond Sc
cured Iy sao deed. and icing required 20 " uo
t,a nenefIciaryI win sell ut auction on INC pre ~ ~
Uses nj 8 O'Clock p. Nj. on FRIDAY; SeptemDer :.
1878, the VALUABLE IN ~, o VIZ which the 81 III
Tnin IL Knight now resides. containing about 9t' =
THoItSAND AND EIGHTY. FIVE ACeEs. Ihe IL
is no more valuable desirable farm In Southslae
Virginia than The npG resdcnes nmeIos Garars
for iaDorers all necessary out-houses ne nrcaras,
and It's contauity 10 churches. schools colleges 10Y
males and females, and It's nearness TO marhet ana
railroad. ...,,,. H.,
trnst saw $3.50. The deed also requires cash as 10
the sum OF $4,000. with ten per cent i1ierest per
annum from the 1st dav OF May. 10. put IN casc
of sale liberal Terms be had rs to the grealcr
mart Of the purchase-money. The terms rs 10 any
residue over the above amounts will be made known
on the day of sale. a,
Parties addressing the undersigned or Edgar Al.
Ian attorney Farmri.le, Vas can ooIaln an
further information, or parties desiring 10 Vsit Tue
place will be offered every facility for doing e.
| all 24-S ,Tu&Thtds Irus.E.
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BY Robert &. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioreer,
1912 Main street.

EXECUTOR'S SALE OF 4 NICE DE-
ITACHED FRAME HOUSE. WITH GOOD
LOT, &C.. SITUATED ON THE VEST LINE Or
LEIGH ST3EETS AND ADJOINING THE RE-
SIDENCE OF HENRY METZGAR, ESQ. LAT AUG
TION.-At The request Of the executor of Isaac But
Ter deceased, Will offer for sale, upon the premises
on WEDNESDAY. 2Slh day Of August. is rs. ut g
o'clock 2. NJ, the HOUSE and LOT above de,
scribeH. The house contains about four rooms: ana
courthouse. &c. The lot lEls front OF about 30
feet and runs back about $50 feet.
Special attention Of those of limited means wish
Ing 10 purchase good home IS invited 10 this sale
TERMS: One third cash: balance ut six. twelve,
and eighteen months, negotiable notes secured by
truSt.dee R0BERI IS. Il y l.,
an 81 Auclioncer
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BY Robert B.Lyne,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. 1912 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A NICE FRAME
Il HOUSE AND GOOD LOT SITUATED on
The NORTHEAST CORNER OF ST mp PAUL
kER-STREET SCHOOL, AT AUCrION.-In exc
cation Of certain deed Of trust from Richard
NeekiD2s to the Undersigned as trustee, dated 29.h
eers Court. D. 3. SIS b, page7. will offer for sale
upon The prenases. on FRIDAY the 30th day of
August, 1873, RS o'clock p. 81, being required so
TO dc bs The beneficiary named In said decd. default
h1yfng been made IN the payment Of me bonds Sc
said deed. The lot has front OF go feet on st.
Paul street. aud runs back on takef street l29 feet
TO egl,t-toOt alley. Oh which Il has front nf 80
feet. The house is Levy frume one, and contains
about four roOInS.
TERMS: Cash as to expenses Of sale and snffi-
thereon-yz, bond for $50. with interest thereon
from january 20. 1858, ann bond for $3.50, with
interest thereon from July 20. 1868, and residue
upon terms TO be given at sale. $780,.
au 20 Trustee.
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RArLROaD I.TNEs.
81 - - - -
go RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG I
1880 A r, {.ObTyx n.y..

~ ssa Ess;isss.sSsssa -
80 RICHMOND AND PKTERsBURGi
RAILROAD COMPANY.
G. MONDAY. June 10, 1878,
~ trains Oh this read win run Us follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
$40 4. M., THROUGH Mali, daily. connecting
for Charleston, Augusta, Columbia. "a.
yannah, Raleigh, Atlanta, Macos,
and all points south and Southw !.
Stops ut Manchester and Chester, and
all regular stations, on signal.
1893 p. 81, EXPRESS daily Except Sunday,
makes close connection at Peters
burg with the Atlantic, Wissis-
sippi and Ohio raiirasd for Lyncii-
burg, Farmyille, and other local sta
tions Oh THAT road. making same
time az by any other line. Passengers
taking this train will make clsse con-
nection at Petersburg for Norfolk,
and at Norfolk with splendid Daytime
steamers for Baltimore, Philadelphia,
and New York, and with the Ola DO
ninioD steam ers for New York. Stops
ct Manc!les;er and Chester:
4:30 P. d., FREIGHT daily Except sunday Wild
l1:1o 2. NJ. THROUGH MAIL daily. Except Sum
dayI, connecting for Weldon. VII
mInpton, Raleigh, Charleston, and Sat
vunnah Pullman secping-car Tor
Wilmington and the SOUTH
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
s:2U A. III, THROUGH Mali. daily lexcept Mon
dayl connecting with Richmond, Frst.
erickshurg and Potomac railroad tor
all points North. East. and West
500 A, ~, FRElGETTRAiS G31if tcxcpDt sun
dav) with passcu rer coach attached.
2:lO =. NJ, EXPRESS TRAIN daily Except Sum
dayl.connecfing with Richmond. Fred
crfcksburg AMI Potomac railroad. Iear-
ing Richmond ut 4 p. 81. for all points
North and Northwest.
$50 p. NJ. THROUGH MAI. daily, connecting
with Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad for all points East
and West. Also, making close cennec-
ton with the Chesapeake and Onic
railroad for the Virginia Springs and
all points North and West. This tr,tir
stops at Manchester and Chester, and
all regular stations. on signal.
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg viii start from
the A pnom?ttor d9not.
EXCURSION TRAIN leaves Richmond for Pc
tersburg ut 8 A. NJ. and. 4:3O =: NJ. EVERY SUN
DAY. lielOI A. SHAW, Superintendent.
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zzaueyr1,oN ssALEs---Fntnre Days.

ny Frank j. sampson,
Real Estate Agent, Auctioneer. and Notary PnDnc,
No. e2I Hull street. Manchester, Va.
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BY Frank j. Sampson,
Real Estate Agent, Auctionecr. and Notary Public,
No. 92l Hull street. Manchester, Va.

No. 921 Hull street. Manchester, Va.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF ONE
l. OF THE MOST VALUABLE AND DESIRA-
BILE FARMS IN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY.
AND UNDOUBTEDLY COAL PROPERTY OF.
THE BEST QUALlrY.-By virtue OF deed OF
Trust duly Of record In the County Court clerk 5
Office OF Chesterfield county. from j. r. blcTire and
vile dated May 26, 1877 being required so 10 DO 10y
the beneficiary in said deed, will expose 10 sale at
public auction. on the premises. OH WEDNESDAY,
September 4, 1875. between the hours OF ~ NJ.
and O'Clock p. NJ. lha, DESIRABLE FARM and
coal LANDS in said county. about TWO miles from
the village of Midlothian. and adjoining the lands
of the Midlothian Coal Mine Company; franklin
or less with good buildings and fine prospects FOR
coal. This is really u chance Tor number one Ill
yestment.
TERMS: Cash as to expenses Of sale and 10 pay
off a note now ,;Sl due for 5000. with accrued l. =
terest and the balance upon such terms the pre-
sent owner may direct or the trustee shall an
noInce at the hour OF sale. l.. K. CIilLE.S.
au % Trustee.
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All IuiS uDOucy W tue ClCu!t VI tue
millions OF depositors. The money not in
actual use is entrusted TO the banks; it is
loaned out and finds its way back again, and
plus, alter supplying the limited wants for
cash transactions, Immediately returns to
the banks. The habits Of the American
people are peculiar in this respect. In
France, for instance, the persons other than
merchants and traders who deposit money
in banks are exceptions. The farmers and
workmen rarely borrow or lend. The rule
among the mass Of the people is to
hoard or hide coin, except that which they
invest in the national loans. Even among
the majority Of the st0rekeeperS the practice
Is for each to hold his own money, and not
deposit 1t with others. A consequence Is
that in almost every house in France there.
Is sum OF money, gold or silver, hidden
away. This explains why comparatively
large amount Of coin Is needed In France.
Nearly all that which in this country makes
UP the 81, 200. COO, 900 on deposit In banks is
boarded IN private houses In France, but is,
however, no moro in active circulation In
that country than it is In the United
States. In both countries the amount
needed for daily cash transactions is small
In comparison with that In actual existence.
In view OF these facts and conclusions it
seems ridiculous 10 demand as aremedy for
hard times the issue Of vast quantities OF ir-
sFedesmahie scrip Of inferior value in order
20 enable people TO carry on business. There
~ no man who bias anything TO sell for
which another man has any profitable use
40 which be can put it who win ever lose d
6ai6 because OF tha. want Of currency In tie
country WheSewltll TO execute the transac-
i
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An EyNSrrOBn.

An EpSGram.
What Is a Communist? One who hath warnings
For equal division oil unequal earnings;
ldler. or buuglcr, or both, he is Wiling
To fork out Ills penny and pocket your shilling
TEGene-er Elliott.
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RAg1ROAO LINES.
% M - sss s.aS:ss;s sszgsg
p1CHM0ND AND DANVfLLE RAT
~ ROAD COMPANY.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS TAKp;G E2Fyt-,
SUNDAY, JULY 2, 1873.
THROUGH MAIL Tn.1S n,ry

THROUGH MAIL TRAITS DAILY.
No. 1-l:40 P. NJ. leaves Klchmous; arrives -.
erns us 81 I. Il j.. NJ D,S sn:':
T. W., Salisbury l:5j T.. ~
:, and Charlotte l:4s i. j. 3D.
No. 2-2:o0 A. NJ. leaves Chariot: arr;vcs .,
Salisbury 433 Is. ~. Greor a..
BORG 6:i6 4. 81, Daryir.
SOB A. NJ. Su:He-lln's ID
an" Richmond s:i7 7'ra t. A.'
THROUGH PASSENGER TRAIS DAILY
10. 3-l1lo z. NJ. leaves kichInonh: arrives q.
Dnrsey!s 2:ii \. u. i'm.
9:l5 A. ~. Salisbury Il:nt
:, NJ and Charlotte 1910 +. j.
No. 4-4:l5 T. b., Leaves Cbat tie: rrriy,.. =:
Salisbury 5:i7 T.. 81 Gro.
bore 5 1:$5 =. D.. Tan,Ur
d.. and Rchmnas \ ;~''
Trains Nos. and = wiD maze ci".a cjnnrc,i,,
at Richmond with the RichmonI. Frcdrr,.,'
burg and Potomac railroad 10 aiia frpl Al! ,I,l.-
North and East; at Bnr.eve WI, The t,r ',.,-
tic. Mississippi and Ohio railroad 10 anil rom F,-,
vile. Lyncnbnrg. and all southwestern rutnr. -,
Suthel Inns with the Milton and Sutn"rn NIrr,9.
Gauge railroad for Milton. y. C.: az D'u,in, 49,
the Virginia Midland railroad: 1t Cree, ior,,' viii"
the Northwestern North Carolina rai,roa for Ssrtn
Western North Carolina railroad exc -. Su,,;,,,
for Statesve. Asnvillc and lntarMc,!!alr pgiI,!
ut AIRLINE junction with Atlanta ant Chiriot,,
Airline.
Trains nos. 8 and will connect At rirbmond 20.
ing North and South with the Richmond Ftr...
ricksburs and Potomac railroad e.. washington
and all points North and West. ant viii III" 90, -,
peake aad Ohio III lroad for alt p"irG's Wr,:: =.
dundee with Virginia Midland railroad 10 ami
from Washington and all points North ana W..
at Greensboro with North Carolina railroad To-,
Raleigh, GoldsborO'. and intermediate lula:..
at Charlotte, witn the Charlotte, Columbia aai
Augusta railrGai 10 and from ill ,o!u,, Nuytf
and South. These trains Jaw ON The
Richmond aud Danvic railroad, amt connect as
above, except going north IN Sunday ln"yur. r41
going south Monday morning. Train, lnatin. ,a!3
connection run daily Richmond. Fr.,nTc,.-
hurz and Potomac and Chesapeake AMI Ohio rail-
roads except Sunday.
Trains on the y. ". y. E. ratlraaa run between
Greensboro and Salem 'niv eXc-pr >Unnty.
Pullman palace dIawing-l com ana .!rrp!Hs-"ar,
run on trains Nos. / and between New NurL
and Atlanta ria Richmond. ana Oh N".. 3 au,.
between Richmond and Charlotte. and l-'twc.i.
Washington. Danv!e, Charlotte, ami Augusta.
Tickets sold 20 all southern am: southwestern
points. and baggage checked through.
Local tickets good only for rJG;tHHous passage
between the points named or the tickets. No ay.
over checks Will be given.
I. VI. =. Tf.tOTT,
General tip,T!ui.udtrt.
JOHN r. NACMUEDG, General Passenger AYrAl
au 10
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No. 5-3:15 +. III.

RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AHD iuE>PEAHEl
RAILROAD. !
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
~ COMMENCING MAY u, 1877.
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view Mucn Money we Masc.
: =. !, - "A ,,,e a tas,.

,rhe sdyocates Of what they are pleased 70
,eIf ahso.,,ta or Dat money are certainly not
any asa n q s eo spe
M Viz the belief that the hard times and the
s msss nv Of employment are due 10 an In
sniss cheney OF currency to transact the COM
merce Of the country and the inability
on mea to find money enough to meet
the ordinary requirements Of trade ana
business. IL Is claimed by this schoei
of fnanciers that il there were more money
created there would be more In circuia-
ton, enabling employers TO hire more labor
and increase the average OF wages. now vow.
fhe facfs than this statement as TO the insuf.
ficiency OF the volume Of money to meet all
the requirements Of business ana lraae ,
Let us see what is the amount OF money
known to exist in this country and av ~ !,
Bile for any business purpose for whlch IL
NAV be wanted. The figures are as toiiows,
taking them from compilation made by the
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1878-04-13

Die. ellie 6QCra udnS sd CndiuUFe. hts
tazy s'attendait a une explosion de
douleur, au plus violent desespoir.
Pas un cri. pas un sanglot.
-Jairne mieux celia. p~ensait-il en-
Sc mettant a table ct Sc servant lui
meme.
Menouba await conserve la mau-
vai,e robe d'indienne. le petit fou
lard de tee ct les babouches qu'elle
portrait lor>que Re>tazy l'avait anne
nee chez lui, il await dix ans.
--Ainsl v6tue je suis arrivee. ainsi
v6tue je m'en irai, pensait ellie.
Ellie pas>a froide devant Restazy
qui mansenit toujours ct Sc dirigea,
ans meme lie regarder vers la pOr-
lie de la uiaison. A mi chemin, ellie
cut un remords
-L'homme qui ma gard6e 81 long,
temps NEST pas lie premier chen We
nu. ct je pars avec de mauvaises pen
sees quand il en- a de BONES Est ce
so taute 81 je suis sterile
Droiture des ames %profondes, ellie
sc croyait dams son tort. Ellie s'arre-
TAFT. ellie attendait quill la rappelat
| pnnr lui dire adieu. II continual de
manager. Cette durete la rendi
>toique.
Ellie sortit sans II parole 3, sans
IN regard derri6re ellie CONNIE une
servante eongediee ct payee, mails
plus humiliee, ellie lie pouvait secon
er avec la poussiere de ses pieds , an
seuil lie Restazi, l'amour qui la de-
voralt.
Ellie ALA demander asile i n vi
ellie parente, qui loin de la CONSIDER,
sc repandit en- ~reproches cOntre Me
nouba ct Ell Injuries contre Restazy
Menouba he r6pliquait rien. Ellie E.
TAFT insensible, l'nil sec. le regard
fixe, l'esprit mort, %assise, moore
une heure apres, a la meme place on
ellie etait tombee Ell entrant, la tete
en- arriere . les bras atfaissGs lie long
DE- corps ct les mains froides t"rainant
sur lie carleau La vieille l'ayant in
vitee dux fois a Sc couchey ct ne re
cevant pas de r6ponse appela ses
voisines a grands cris Celles-ci cou-
ciierent Nenouba ct la soumirent aux
oranges pratiques de la medicine a.
rabe.
Pendant deux jours. Menouba Sc
debattit sous les tenailles fantasti
ques du delire, lie troisleme ellie mour
raft dun violent transport au GER
Nous sOrtions. ma mere ct moi
de faire nOtre yisite d'amitie au ca
davre de Menonba. Nous l.aimions,
car ellie lie m6ritait . ct nous avion:
pleur6 en- soulevant de son beau vi.
sage deGgnre lie wolfe funGbre. Res.
tazy entrait chez nous. II venai,
nous informer du Jour de son maria
&c ct nous J invlter.
Men uha est morte, lie sayez vous
lai dctaauda ma mere
DE vlens de l'apprendre
-FOus ne retarlrz pas votre ma
,iage
impossible, tout est pref. Luci,
arrive dams trois jours
J'en suis fac1lee. P%ersonne d,
nous n'assistera Il votre marriage
Men0uba aura du moins &c denil.
RrStaZy nous trOuva singnliers.