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The Russellville Democrat., 1878-11-28
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 Whitesides, decd, Plaintiff,
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 Before W. I. Pollock. Justice of tie Peace. The defendant, E. w. Daniels, is warned to appear within thirty days and answer the complaint of the plain tiff. James Whtesides. This Nov. 22, 1878. w. |. POLLOCK, J. r.
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Card of Thanks.

To the Editors of the Richmond Dispatch j:
The ladies having under their manage
ment the presentation Of the "Sleeping
Beauty" desire through your columns TO
give thanks to the "Press" for their gene
rous aid in advertising and noticing IN their
locals their entertainment.
To Baughman Brothers for the tickets
for both evening and matinee performances,
and the elaborate and beautifully gotten up
programmes, all Of which We're freely and
cordially given.
They wish, too, to send their thanks to
Dir. and Mrs. Pow3il for their interest and
assistance, aud for the very substantial pre-
sent Of gas-not only for the two perform
ances, but for the several necessary re-
hearsals.
The ladies feel this to be an especial boon,
for they applied to the City Council for free
light and were refused.
Mr.. Pecor, the obliging doorkeeper, also
gave his services free OF cost. TO him and
to the other employees Of the Theatre they
are indebted for help under circumstances
very trying to their patience.
Thanks are also due to Mr.. Ainslie, OF the
Fire Department, who detailed two OF his
men for each occasion, and to the 6remen
themselves, who gave feeling OF security
to those who had so great responsibility,
that cannot be too highly estimated.
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

City Councii-The Vacancy IN the Third
Ward FiUed.-A regular meeting OF the
City Council was held Friday night. Pre-.
sent: G.. c. McRae, Esq, president; and
Messrs. Batcheller, Eubank, Gallagher, Ga
ry, Matthews, Moody, Monteiro, Sampson,
and Whitehead.
Mr. Whitehead. from the Committee on
Fire Department, reported fayorably to the
erection OF two frame buildings by A. l..
Winfree on Fifteenth street between Stock
ton and Decatur. Adopted.
A Detiti0n from Thomas 3. Sims and others
in relation to the improvement OF Sixth
street was referred to the Street Commit
tee.
A resolution OF DR.. Monteiro for the
draining Of Fifth street between Stockton
and Decatur, and for the opening OF the
culyert on Decatur street between Second
and Third, and for the filling up OF the eX-
cayation on Stockton street between Elev-
enth and Twelfth streets, was adopted I'M
der suspension Of the rules.
The cost Of the last-named work is to be
charged to the owners OF the property On
which the nuisance now exists.
A petition from John +. Taylor in refer
ence to alleged street-obstructions was re-
ferred to committee consisting Of Messrs.
Monteiro, Batcheller, and Gary.
Mr.. Gary, from the Cemetery Committee,
submitted report in reference to the late
fire at Maury Cemetery. Superintendent
Perdue was exonerated from all blame in
the premises.
The lease to the Richmond Cedar-W orks
Company was read and referred to COM
mittee, consisting of Messrs. Monteiro, Eu-
bank, and Batcheller. On motion, the Pre-
sident was added.
The Council then went into an election to
fill the vacancy existing in the Third Ward.
Mr.. Moody nominated Mr.. Samuel &.
Owens.
DR.. Monteiro seconded the nomination.
On call OF the roll Mr.. Owens was
unanimously elected.
Mr.. Charles w. Turner, attorney, ap-
pointed to settle the claim OF the city against
Mr.. Socrates Brooks, reported that he had
taken Mr.. Brooks's note for four months,
with interest added, secured by deed OF
trust.
The report was, on motion OF Mr.. Gale.
CHER, accepted and adopted and ordered to
be filed.
On motion of Mr.. Moody the Council ad.
journed to meet Wednesday, February 10th,
at 7:30 o'clock.
Messrs. Moody, Gary, and Monteiro were
appointed to recommend chairman OF the
Finance Committee.
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&" Jerusalem, my happy home,
Name ever dear 10 me-,

PERsoNAL.-Mr. A. Y. Stokes is again
confined to his room from injuries to one Of
his knees. His physicians have put on a
plaSter-cast over the knee, and think few
weeks entire rest will restore him.
Rev. w. S. Rainsford will leave Rich
mond Monday evening for New York.
Police-Justice White is fast improving, to
the great satisfaction Of his numerous
friends.
Ex-senator Thomas J. Kirkpatrick, Of
Lynchburg, was in the city Saturday.
Captain Samuel Maccubbin, who has
been quite sick, is fast improving.
Charles P. Benson, grand master OF the
Grand Lodge /. D. 0. F., was in the city
Saturday, on his way to Lancaster county
to institute new lodge Of the order. He
will be accompanied by Past Grand Master
A. r. Courtney, OF Richmond, and Grand
Warden John a. English, Of Fredericks-
burg.
Among the visitors to the Tobacco EN-
change Saturday were j. b. Solomon, Sha-
ron, Pa; j. P. Williamson, E. B. Balm,
Petersburg; e. T. Smith, Nelson; j. b.
Stafford, Baltimore; j. S. Reynolds. Cum
berland; J. Boiling, Henrico; Edward
BalRour, England; James NJ. Neal, David
Ayres, G. G. Holland, Danville; and Thomas
Starke, Scotland.
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"THE Poor YE HAVE ALWAYS WITH
YoU."-The adjourned meeting Of gentle
men interested in procuring employment
for the deserving poor women OF Richmond
will be held at the rooms Of the Chamber OF
Commerce this evening at 5 O'Clock. The
attendance of ministers, representative men,
and all interested in SO worthy an object, will
doubtless be large. Considerable destitu-
ton prevails in the city. Much OF this is
being relieved by our noble Christian .Wo-
men and men, but much remains yet to De
done. The object OF this meeting IS TO de-
wise some means OF affording work for
women. Many people will suffer rather
than beg, and such should have every en-
couragement. But it is needless to enlarge
on so commendable an enterprise. The
Chamber Of Commerce should be filled this
evening with "those who love their fellow
man,
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THE HORSE AND MULE TRADE.-The trade
in western horses and mules is very brisk
at this time. The arrivals of stock are very
frequent, and some are Of superior quail
ty. Some come overland from Kentucky,
and others are brought by rail from Cihcin-
natl and elsewhere. This is the season OF
the year when the trade is most brisk, as
the farmers are replenishing their stock for
the years operations. AT "the horse-yard !"
in rear of the Ballard House every Satur-
day the local sale, exchange, and barter OF
horses and mules takes place. It is we'll
worth visit. There can be seen all de-
scriptions Of aninals-some that would
bring discredit on a bone-yard-others Just
in serpiceabe condition, and some really
fine stock. There are some half-dozen auc-
tioneers, who keep up Babe-like confu-
sion. Some of the horses and mules are
warranted, others sold without conditions,
and the scene is at all times animated, often
times laughable, and occasionally warlike.
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OFF TO CHARLEsToN.-In response to a
spontaneous invitation from the citizen
soldery, and in accordance with the wishes
OF the entire people Of the metropolis OF the
Palmetto State, the Walker Light Guard
Company B., First Virginia regiment,
leaves Wednesday night at 1l3 o'clock
for Charleston uia the Richmond and Pc
tersburg railroad. A limited number OF
tickets will be sold to civilians. 1t is ex-
pected that General W. H. f. Lee, General
Bradley T. johnson, Generals Heth, Maury,
possibly "the old hero Of Manassas" HIM
SELF, and other distinguished gentlemen, will
accompany the company. Unusual arrange.
ments have been made for the reception OF
the guests. including grand military pa
rade, banquets, balls, an excursion down
the bay, a visit to the historic forts OF Sum-
ter and Moultrie, &C., &c. Persons wishing
to avail themselves OF a grand opportunity
Of pleasure and sightseeing, OF experienc-
ing what genuine South Carolina hospitality
is, and to aid in further cementing friend
ship which is already like that Of Jonathan
unto David, should by all means attend.
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/, AN ATTRACTIVE ExHIBTrIoN.-The ladies
Of the First Presbyterian church will give
an exhibition OF beautiful liie-sized color
views in.the lecture.room OF their church
tomorrow night at s O'clock. The eXhibi-
ton will embrace scenes from the crucifiX-
ion to the ascension Of Christ, with views
in Egypt, the Hely Land, Swiss and Italian
scenes and staiuary. The price OF adnlls-
sion Is small and the object worthy one.
It is hoped that all will heed the Macedo-
nian cry Of the ladies and help them.
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A SIGN OF PRoGREss.-No section OF the
city stands more in need of substantial inn
provement than that in the vicinity OF the
Old Market. The example set by the
Friscbkorns some time since is being wor-
thily initiated. The old two-story building
that has stood for SO many years on the
southeast corner Of Seventeenth and Frank
lin streets has been torn down. The de6raS
is being removed, and it is the Intention OF
the owner sf the site to erect tbree-story
brick building that will probably be the
finest east Of Fifteenth street. Such signs
OF substantial progress are gratifying, and
1t is to be hoped that the outlay will prove as
remunerative as the building will be attrac-
tive =
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THE TESTIMONY OF DIR. T. J. WILLIAMSON
OF CINCINNATI, OHIO,
WHOSE SPECIALITY Is DISEASES OF
WOMEN.
No. 1877 PLUM STREET, CINCINNATI. OHIo,}
Nnvomh,r 21. 1877 {

No. 1877 PLUM STREET, CINCINNATI. OIIIo,}
November FL, 1877.
Mr.. Thomas F. Goode:
Dear Sir.-For The past year have prescribed the
freely ~ my practice in this city, and with re-
suits so uniformly beneficial and gratifying, and at
times so remarkable, tha: 1t is nv desire and pur-
pose to aid rs far la the interest Of afflicted
humanity in making known their extraordinary
virtues, and hence though entire strangers, ad-
dress you, as the proprietor. this communication;
nowe,s as curative agent in many forms Of chronic
disease. 1t IS, however, their ALMOST SPECIFIC
mower In the peculiar diseases OF women lhat gives
10 them their great SUPERIORITY over HI Oh tue
more noted mineral waters Dotn 81 lhis counfS
some of the most distressing and unmanageable
cases of uterine difficulty which have ever come un-
der my observation have been entirely relieved by
the persistent of these waters, with out ttte ana
tu some instances without any, aid from meolclne:
TO make mention of single case: Mrs. ~,,oi
this city, keyerelr afflicted, was for four months nn-
der the treatment Of some of the most eminent Of
the medical cul,y of Philadelphia, deriving no ma
terial benefit from treatment. She returned 70 TINS
citv and was put upon The LlTHIA WATERS.
the use Of which for three months resulted IN her
entire restoration 10 heath. s-S
have found them equally potent in dismenor-
would especially mention that have found this
water sovereign agent In The treatment OF persons
conyaescing from scarle-feyer preventing ihe as
tressng and often dangerous dropsicai cohdlion 20
Which this disease leaves the system exposed In the
damp atmosphere OF this city during the lali ana
wiuter months.
en- in regard 70 these waters are the result Of ore
peated and thorough practical tests.
i. j. WILLIAMSON, M. D. !.
These waters. in cases OF one Dozen half-gallon
bottles can be had At THE SPRINGS ut $5 per case
in advance; In Richmond, % Of pURGELI, G aah Lhpp =
de 2.W& Meow2m Proprietor.
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POULTRY EXHIBITION.
DOULTRY EXHIBITION.

The FIRST ANNUAL EXHIBITION of the
VIRGINIA POULTRY ASSOCIATION will take
place at aLEvY's HALL" second floor. on -
FEBRUARY 10th, 21sT, AND 22D.
Those who desire to exhibit fowls pigeons, birds,
&C., win please send in their entries us soon as posi-
bic.
=. II is the earnest wish Of the Association that
every breeder of fowls In the Stale will send some
thing TO the exhibition.
The express companies have agreed t. return all
fowls, &C., free of Charge.
All entries must be made on or before SATUR.
DAY, February 10Th, ut r. II.
ADHESION, Csc; children, 10c.
Blanks and any other information will be prompt
iy furnished by applying to
Fl. THEO. ELLYSON, Secretary,
fc1S-5t* Ills Main street.
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A WEEKS REVIEW OF THE TOBACCO MAR
KET.-There was considerable increase in
the number 6! breaks at the Tobacco EX-
change last week over those reported for
the week ending February 9th. They COM
prised 553 hogsheads, 81 tierces, and 81
boxes. The number Of packages offered at
auction on 'Change were 154. Of which num-
Der SS were taken in and &c sold. The
prices paid during the week varied from
$3.50 to $3.50. A considerable quantity OF
loose tobacco was sold, and these sales III
terfere materially with business at the ES-
change.
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ernor, and bis case is one really deserving
Executive clemency. He has beer long
punished, and is q most exemplary pri.i

!. LOAF CAKE, WITH FRu1T.-Two large cups Of
powdered sugar, one and q half cups of butter,
stir to a cream. five cups Of flour, with
three teaspoonfuls OF DooLEY's YEAST POWDER,
one cup of sweet milk, half pound Of raisins. two
ounces of ciiron cut in small pieces, one grated mt
meg, one wineglass of wine, one OF brandy, eight
eggs; add the -four with the milk, sugar, and butter,
the beaten yolks Of the eggs, and thea the whites
well beaten; then the wine, spice, and fruit make
this into two loaves; bake slowly one hour.
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!. INTERESTING TO TRAvELLERs.-By an ar
rangement just completed on the Chesa-
peake and Ohio railroad the mail train
connects at Charlottesville with the Virgil
MIA Midland railroad, arriving at Lynch
burg at 5 o'clock P. ~, connecting
closely with the Atlantic, Mississippi and
Ohio railroad for the Southwest.
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PICTURE OF ST. PETER sEATHEDRAL.-11I
d. III. Anderson has photographed q very
correct and handsome picture Of the inte-
rior OF St. Peters Cathedral, showing the
cataf faiqae 10 all its grand proportions, as
we'll as the other funereal decorations. il
will be highly appreciated by all Catholics
as souUeaiy Of the mournful occasion il
represents. M ss4
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The CHICKAH0AINY BALL.-.The annual
masquerade ball OF the Chickahominy So
cials takes place tonight at Sanger Halle.
The maskers will be numerous and diversi-
fed; an excellent cotillon band will dis
course sweet sounds, and Zimmerman will
furnish the supper. II man or woman
desire more varied attractions they should
wait until May and geta through ticket to
the Paris Exposition.
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The Hastings Court.-The February term
OF the Hastings Court commences to-day.
No Jury has been drawn. and the court will
be entirely occupied in the consideration OF
the civil docket. The most important case
il the suit OF Anderson ct ais. Us. Joseph
Carter, in relation to the will OF the late
Fanny Anderson Carter.
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The REVENUE WORK FOR THE WEEK
The collections OF United States internal
revenue for che week ending Saturday
amounted to $2S.394.32--as follows: Mon
day, $5,661.43; Tuesday, S3,049,S6; We'd
nestlay, S5,431 81; Thursday, $4,045.32;,, /,
Friday, s., ,S33.34;, Saturday, S5,372.S6.
This is an increase Of $3,94942 on the
amount reported for the week ending Feb
rnary 9th, when 1t was $24, 4,444.90.
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PASSING COUNTERFEIT MoNEY.-Mr. Nc
Cormick, the proprietor OF clearinghouse
on Main street between Fourteenth and Fiji
teenth, was arrested Saturday night by Ser
geant Perrin and Officer Skinner, charged
with passing counterfeit greenback notes on
two or three hucksters in the First Market.
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call Accepted. j. Julius Sans, rec
tor of the Meade Memorial church, has ac-
cepted a call to st. Georges chapel, Balti-
more. St. Georges is under the patronage
of the Church of the Holy Trinity. Mr..
Sans was universally beloved in Manches-
ter and his departure is universally regret
ted Mr.. Sans left for Baltimore Friday. his
family Willremain in this city until April.
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99.CES'C STORE.
DECEIVED
AT TIE
e9-CENT STORE:

.. e9-CENT STORE:
100 DOUBLE-FRAME VALISES at 80 cents,
15oLARGE LEATHER SATCHELS, with outside
pocket, at 99c.;
A lot LARGE WILLOW HAMPERS.
A lot LARGE ELM HAMPERS,
$50 FINE LAMPS, trimmed complete with seven
inch Argand trimmings, and patent drip ring,
which prevents all soil, at 99c.;
rs BENT-RIM HIGH CHAIRS at 99c.,
More of those FINE BLACK ALARM and NICKLE
CLOCKS at 81. .9s twarrantedl,
$50 FIYE-FooT sTEP-LADDERs, with bracket
for bucket, at 99c.;
The finest line Of TABLE-KNIVFS and FORKS
(selIIng twelve for 99c.) we have ever offered;
Another lot of those elegant three-piece LAVA
TEA SETS at 99c. set,
LADIES and CHILDREN'S HATS, 10 close the
balance of stock, at 10 and csc.
Send for catalogue 10
". a. STEVENS,
fclS sos Broad street.
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new ARM0RY.-The Richmond City
Guard will tonight meet for the first time.
for drill in then. new armory, on Seventh
street between Broad and Grace Streets,
THE q. e. +, Blues viii occupy one half OF
the armory.
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vIcK,s ILLUSTRATED MONTHLY MAGAZINE.
Each number contains thirty-two pages OF reading,
many fine wood-cut illustrations, and one colored
plate. A beautiful garden magazine, printed on
elegant paper, and full OF information. In English
and German. Price, @1.25 year; tive copies, IS.
VIcK's FLOWER AND VEGETABLE-GARDEN.
50c-in paper-covers; In elegant cloth-covers, 81.
~ yIcK's CATALoGuE-3Oo i,lustrations-only &c.
Address JAMES WICK,
Rochester, n. Y.
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The City Jaa.--A census OF the city JAIL
was taken Saturday with the following re"
suit Total number OF prisoners, 1o-males,
s.; females 9; white, L; colored, s. u
s .. b. Seatnans Is the only white prisoner,
and his time will soon be out. A petition
numerously signed has been sent the GOV
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GOVERNMENT GAs.-Thes United States
having completed all its ar
rangements at the National Cas- orks, just
completed at the custom. house, wiiI,tbis
morning commence the manufacture OF its
own burning fluid, independent Of the mu-
nicipal authorities. Experts iE the busi-
ness have been engaged, and "a grand sue
cess is expected. DR.. Charles S. Mills, who
lis fitted to adorn any position, and who
adapts himself to any situation, viii be er-
ohcio superintendent of the gas-works..
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4icI,nlo,td 1ispattll,
as- THE CIRCULATION OF THE BispATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE. COMBINED cIRCu-
j. ALTON OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
yDAY. FEBRUARY 1s, 1878.
WEATHER REPORT.

IMPLICATIONS FOR SUNDAY For the Middle
Atlantic States, stationary and rising fol-
lowed by falling barometer, variable winds,
mostly from the southwest to southeast,
and warmer, partly cloudy weather, with
occasional light snow or rain, principally
the latter. 5s.s4
For the South Atlantic and East Gull
States. generally lower pressure, southeast
to southwest winds, and warmer, clear or
partly cloudy weather.