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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-12
By Robert Il. Lyme.
pb th'OIIi ne bS ht'
Real Estate Agent and AuctiouCcr,
No. 1912 Main street.

DESIRABLE DETACHED BRICK
~ DWELLING. No. 523 NORTH FOURTH
S TREE BETWEEN CLAY AND LEIGH
STREETS. WITH NICE IRON FERANDA.
&C, FOR SALE. At .lUCTION.-ht the request OF
the owner. will offer for sale, upon The premises.
at public auction, on TUESDAY the l2'n DAY OF
November 1875, NJ AZ o'clock 7. NJ, the DES!RA
BLE DWELLING above described. The lot has 4
front of about SO feet Oh Fourth strcci. and runs
back about 100 feet to wide paved alley. The
house Is III irst-claSs and Is now occupied by
Mrs. NJ. ID. Sweeney. and contains about seven
rooms; gas, water, bath, La:-obc stove; stable,
kitchen, sc.
The ucis hbo rhood Is as good as any in the city,
and to any wishing 10 purchase nice ali quiet
home. this pre-: EMS IN uuTsual opportunity.
TERMS: VIII be very liberal. md made known III
hour of sale. ROBERT Il. IL NE.
no 2 Amctionccr.
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Ey Grubhs & Williams.
SALE OF Dwell
Real Estate Agents and Aucti0neerS,
No. 4 Eleventh street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF DWELL
" ING AND LOT No 623 NORTH SEVENTH
STREET AT AUCTION.-ln execution OF DEGREES
OF the Chanccry Court Of Richmond entered la The
case of WiiiiamS's executors kcPlngS executors
ant ais. will sci! 1t auction, upon The premises,
on FRIDAY, November 18th. 1T O'Clock Z. ~.
The PROPERTY situated on the east side Of Seventh
street, aGjo ming the Cily-Sprng lot Oh the north,
and occupied by Mrs: Egslcston, being the former
residence Of the late Henry Keeling, deceased
The 1rst story Is Of brick; the second story ana
attic are framed. Has six rooms, sore-room, brick
kitchen with four rooms, smok; house, &c. The lot
fronts so feet and runs back Ia feet.
This Is the third offering of said property and 1t
will now he positively sold subject 10 ratification by
the court.
TERMS: Enough In cash TO pay the costs of suit
and OF sale: residue In three equal Instruments with
interest added for negotiable Eoes payable ut one,
two, and three years. the title 10 be retained by the
Court until the notes are paid.
j.. L. SPILMAN,
JAMES PLEASANTS.
Commissioners.
GRCBBs & WILLIAMS. Auc, iOneerS. nO9
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BY Richardson r Co..
Real Estate Agents and AGrttoHcers,
lib Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
l. LOT. WITH FRAMED DWELLING THERE
onion THE NORTH SIDE OF IAiN BFTW|i,.
MADISON AND MONROE STKEET>.-hy yIr;T.
OF deed OF trust from Rose +. Bu,i 70 me. bc,rr
date on the 9Th day 81 January. 81. rrc,,r,!c! u,
the clerks Office OF Richmond C.Iur"ry Cont 4,
y. q. 100 G. page 43l. IN sscur" y certain neg rs
bic note described la saii de- d":tIr hlyiu. i,fr
made In the payment Of said noe AMI J,ir,, d.
rected so n do hy The holder 90; aid rorr. .ntN
proceed TO sell 1t public ancrtsu. Oh ,hc ur..i>rs
on MONDAY the 18th dav Of Noyrnt!rr. III p.
o'clock p. VI, the PROPERTY described ~ III
decd aS fronting g., feet m" north iGrnf N3 ta-
tween Madison aud Monroe STREETS. aud rurgir.
back between parallel lines 1873 ;cr la ~: ALL, -
feet Wide. on which there Is a comfortable F.i NJ
DWELLING with seven rcCiEs. with front aai
back porChcs.
TERMS: Sufficient IN cash 20 n,y al CXg.G-a. Of
executing t!p trust and 10 pay off secure. ~
said dccu for Sl.4Ou with ac .ru"d interest: :r-
time al sale. y. ST. LEE.
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,AyurrroN g!ALEs..rusurc pays.
4s5s4f q BY Grubbs s. Williams, & 81 o.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. Eleventh street.

nEREMProRY SALE OF THE VAL
Il TABLE STORE AND DWELLING No. 2p11
on THE SOUTH SIDE OF BROAD STREET
BETWEEN SECOND AND THIRD STREETs,
ATT AUCTIUN.-On WEDNESDAY-13 18Th NoYeni-
her at O'Clock p NJ. we will sell by cllo, upl
the premises, the YERY VALUABLE TORE AND
DWELLING 80. 207 Broad street, occupied by ar
" n. Council. The store Is wen ARRANGED and IRE,
above has Eve rooms and Is Id nice order The lot !:
go by 81 feet 70 IN alley. ss--a
This property Is situated Ia very desirable and
RAPIDLY improving part OF BROAD street. ard the sale
viii present an opportunity taaly growing mor'
rarp) OF securing choice location in What seem:
destined soon TO be the most fashionable business
part or the city. : < s .'r.ss.J
TERMS AT sale. ,,.,..
cav that IL 1ctEt be rp0sitiuety cold at tie tiW'
ahmed nGore, GKUBBS 6 WILLIAMS,
M 10 AEctioncers.
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By j. Thompson RrOwn.
Real Estate Agent and huctiopccr,
1113 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
L CORNER PROPERTY. CONSISTING OF \
BRICk RESlDkNCE SOUTIEAST CORNER
TWENTY FOURTH AND n STREETS. UNION
HILL OPPOSITE yNION-STATi0N METHO-
DIST CHURCH.-B virtue of deed of trust from
Wiidam TavIor. trustee for Mary j. SufZ ct ais. TO
the an!crs gned trustee, dated January ~, 1878.
aud recorded in Richmond Chancery Court OH jan
uary rs. 1878 aud default having been made In The
pavrlerit Of the note therein secured, and being
qui-cd 10 do ny the beneficiary. the undersigned
trustee will sell on the premises on FRIDAY. so
veuaber l3- 1878, ut 4:3U T.. ". The following
REAL ESTATE described In said deed rs follows {:
.'.iirhat certain land, and buildings thereon lying
and beng In the city Of Richmond at the inter:ec-
ton of the eastern side Of twenty -or: street with
tho southern line OF y street fronting thirty-ihree
feet on said eastern side Of Twcnty-lourth street
and running back between paruilcliacS one hundred
and t~enIy -iTc feet 10 an alley in common fourteen
wide The dwelling Is brick. about nine rooms:
sraaie siii= to windows: kitchen, stable, &C.. &c.
TERMS: By consent OF all parties interested. one
fourth cash; balance six. twelve. and eighteen
munt!is. interest added secured by trtlst-decd.
... l.. i. BROWN, Trustee.
!. THOMSON IiRowN. Aurtionecr no II
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TOR RENT AT AUCTl0N.-THAT On
II LARGE AND DESIRABLE TOBACCO LII
WAREHOUSE, so well known In the city and state
at large rs PLANTERS AND MERCHANTS
WAREHOUSE, corner Fifteenth aud Cary streets,
will be offered for rcuE at auction the premises.
on FRIDAY, November 18th. At 7. NJ, for ON
Der 81, 1870. Particulars viii DO read OH aay OF
sale. oc S0-tSol3
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BY Grubbs s. Williams. !.
AuctiopeeIs and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE. OF THE BRICK
i DWELLING No. els WEST MARSHALL
STREET. BETWEEN BROOK AVENUE AND
MADISON STREET,' At AUCTION.-By virtue
OF deed Of trust from W. I. White and Wife to the
subscriber rs trustee, dated I'd November, 1877,
and recorded in Richmond Chancery Court. will
sell by auction. upon the premises. on TIL uRSDAY,
18th of November, at 4 o'clock 2. D., the BRICK
TENEMENT above referred TO. belng on the north
side of Marsha street. aud the second house east Of
Madison street, and now occupied by ". i. Adams.
II has six rooms. water and culvert connection.
The lot is % by $50 feet to an alley.
TERMS: Ose third cash balance at six and twelve
months Tor negotiable notes, with interest added,
and secured BY trust-deed. A. ", HOMES.
Trusted.
GRUBBs 6 WILLIAMS. Auctioncers. oc "a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-12
By Robot &. Lyme.
Real Estate Agent and AuctioEcer.
1912 Main street.

TRUSTEES AND NSSIGNEE'S SALE
4 OF A VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND. WITH
G@OD IMPROVEMENTS. FIR ONTING ON
WESTHAM OR CAEf-SrREET ROAD ANIl
EXTENDING BACH 70 THE JAMES RIVER
AID KANAWEA CASAL.-Hy virtue OF de-
cree OF the United States District Court for The
OF Gully, 1878, In te'case of William M. Lc,ilcy.
bankrupt, will sell, Ipon the premises OIL TUES
DAY the 18th day OF November 1873. at u
O'Clock NJ, the desirable TRACT or LAND de-
srrihcd In said decd containing FORTY-UNE
AID 6NE-HALF ACRES Of good land about four
ard half miles west OF Rchinoud, and lately occu-
Hsed by William N. Lek;icy residence aut! farm.
TWO-S'rORY FRAME DWELLING of SIX rooms.
KITCHEN, &C., with al needed out-bailding$, and
in good repair.
+ This is the property conveyed TO said Lcdlcv by
RGss.rt Avis and fc by deed Of April 10, 1877.
This /: truly d. srab!e piece of property. and.
beirg situated OF The rEiuciDa roa's leading
FROM the city, should command the attention Of
parties wishing nice and attractive home III good
condition.
Ia pay off three notes pas: due, amounting TO 81
1855 with all cost. in tcrest. &c. thereon, ana also
the cost and expenses III preceding sale; balance
llIpyr. terms TO be given nj time Of sale. ..5
GEORGE N. DtEERY, Trustee.
S. Il. WITT, Assignee.
The above sale Is made hv virtue OF decree OF the
United states District Court for the Eastern District
of ysrtAnin entered on The 25th day Of October,
Alvi-, In. purchaser of the said property ut sale
made on the 18Th day Of July. 1879
= .... GEORGE II. DEEWRY, Trustee.
&c 40 :. r. WITT. Assignee 49,.
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Greenbaerx speetaeIes.
Boston Transcript.

A man In green spectacles thinks he sees
Ina pile OF pebbles peck or peas;
But this, my dear, isn't half SO funny
As putting ones faith In tat money.
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AuCrros sALEs....rE,,,u,c y,
By Frank D: Hill,
Real Estate Anc'ioneer,
1ICS Main street.
BUILDING LOT on BROOK tvEy1-r

,
BUILDING LOT ON BROOK AvENrE
~: At AUcTi0S.-Qa THURSDAY. November
sell ut auction that desirable Lot OF GROJ;ND
fronting on The east SIDE OF Brook aycnus 81 feet
running back between parallel fine; about 1870 ftet,
situated between Duyai aud Baker streets
TERMS: One fourth cash: balance In four. eight
and Twelve months. with interest aided. aud sn.
cured BY decd OF trust. FRANK p. HILL,
,TRUsTEE'S SALE OF yALUABIF,
L LAND AND PROPERTY IN SURHY COIN
TY. VA.-fiy virtue Of a deed OF trust cypcrird by
II. D. Philips. dated the lst day Of Soyemrer is7s
and duty recorded IN the clerks Office Of Sur
ton. at the residence OF said r. D. P, "ty a an
WENE 81 S"xeSs5 20 1874 :e following.
l. An OF the Interest Or said iiHlipS in ni7
ACRES OF LAND known as - hUr,incGon.,'
T.. l2O ACRES Known as "tta!hpTnc E,nci-; -
Also. in 40 ACRES OF land adId;nIny , H.,;.
wnine, a.ac3o ACRES OF LAND hnGwn as SIX.
of said r. D. Philips IN. 70 aud under ,s'gali
deed OF trust from K \. Phillips to''. 4. p0tiatl
trustee for sad r. y. Philips, DAT II ,,,v.,
4; 25o:o9o FEET S.,wEC LUMBER and 500
{. TWO SAW-MiLIS (.
r q. ono if nxnI Il foai-Ros!es, Ra!to1,
engine, Q nSe'', y Cows and 3 Fave. / ". ,,s
iot OF old Masrns. Carriage, Carts. lot Of yarm
ing lnpieine ITS, 700 bushels Peanuts. 200 Ear,".
o. Sodh, - Males. Horses. Coils, lot OF yauarc
hodSehrtd and Kitchen Furniture.
| Z. All Growing Timber. suitable for saving lpr-
POSES and cord-wood. on the :. Chcaihala." i!l-
| hama." Made ra.' and - Meadow :" ,rtcts.
cash the real estate Tor one fourth cash. 80,
credit OF four. eight, an" twelve north, Tor Doais
bearing Interest from day OF sale. aud secured lr;
deed Of trust.
Persons desiring to examine MS property viii
| apply to the undersigned. near PNilliD-'. Store.
l .nll. avn "A AL
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By W. 6oddin,
Auciioneer and Real Estate Agent,
corncr of Eleventh aud Bank streets.

rTRUSTEE's SALE OF CANAL-BoAT
i OCEAN WAVE, ONE BAY MULE: AND Lot
OFtBAND On BRANCH STREET NEAH ~
MOORE STREET.-As tru tee in 4 deed OF trust
from Edward Mosly, dated August 2. 1878. duly re-
corded In The Richmond Chanrery Court shall. IN
execution thereof proceed to sell IT public auction
on the canal, ut the foot of Seventh street ON SAL
URDAY the 9Th Of November. SIS: 1T tx &C ocS
Z. NJ. the CANkL-B0AT OCEAN WAVE ana
ONE BAY MULE: and Immediately thereafter. say
nj a quarter past o'clock on The premises. LOT
fronting 2$ feet the west side Of Branch street
2O6x feet from the north side OF Moore street, and
running back I II feet to an alley Is feet wide.
TERMS At sale. WILLIAM d. HALL, .
M Trustee.
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DOCK AND JOB WORK NEATLY Elk.
~ ECUTED AT THE DISPATCH PRINTING
HOUSE.
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BY +. Is. Cook. hucuomgcr,


STOCK OF HORSES, MULES, cows,
~ FARMING IMPLEMENTS, FODDER. HAY
&C, At AUCTI0N.-On WEDNESDAY. lH'a g..
s;ant, mt ~ O'Clock will sell. 1t The reside q
three miles from the city. ms stock q! iiri!>,>'
MULES. COWS. aud noes. together VII :! q
FAEMING IMPLEMENTS ard MArIilEEhl
embracing cycry'liln: usually found on w., r''I.-
lated firm: all the crop Of fUliE amt iihl.
TERMS Sums up 10 go CASH: over ti':st aiii2','
ninety day., credit for salls,sctory PAPER.
r ARGE SALE OF REAL AND PR
II sONhL PROPERTY IN .ALEENtELE
cult Court rcndcrcG in the ease Of Thurmt> ':n re
rS. Thurman. &c, ar October term - - IL" ~
ders igncd will Off for sale public auction. "u '
premises. on TUESDAY. Z,;th OF <ov"mtar. =;
commencing at IL NJ. that MhGNirI' NJ
ESTATE now occupied by Eaward I!ur,.'a.. ~ =:
OFLAND. OfthiS 80 acre constitute ~" H"n!r
tract admirably adapted 10y location. III" >'r'.''
which dow through II. and The unusually G""t r'ia-
walton IL has enjoyed. Ia the >Ecr".-iu! I'"'G''''
OF all Tic crops grown In P!cr'r"nat Nrs!ui1 I":"
IS on it large and excellent DIV ElhiH''. "''n H.
necessary ou,.hou. e.. and All Tire building '.' ~
GOOD repair. |. i "ll" Gi tiIr very ag1 li'N'' ' -
bvruaI.c. ire Mountain" c"n'1sHin. >"'" ~
acres aijoins the "ii"ne tract :: Is wei! in''g' .
2razng, fruit or Ordinary cultivation. iHe F'.
will be sold rs whole or in parc"S' - ma :
deemed hest. $500. ...,, o..
A. lle same time and place 3 lot Of yAlI >.'!.A
PERSONALITY win he offered consist 80
Horses. Cattle. Sheep, Hogs. farInin. IMP "i.li'
OF all sor,s. Household and Kitchen Furni'ur" -.
TERMS: As 10 realty. on credit T.! u"e. -. @,'
three years. in equal instruments. All hcaFlu- ~ -
from day OF sale until uaid t0 LC secured Us '"''',
with good ~ rSonal security. waving h"nrs't" anu
retention OF title Il ultimate srcnE!'N: - - yer.
sonaity. cash IS To all Sum' under $50 %.'i ~
larger sums credit OF SIX months VIII h" ah'",''
deferred payments to- he , n y HgS St
GTE0KGE TEKKINs.S
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Ey Dsssenport & Morris, .aac!Ionecrs.

IL Dts7enport & Morris, A0cslonecrS.
CARGO OF MACkEREI.,
y -. -. GROCERIES, &c,
..- AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY. November G2th. at II o'clock.
we will & u Ill warehouse. T1uck street, ergo of
SCHOONER Brisk direct fro,I,l NOyl Scotia con-
slslr1gac
..3HS3 barrels choice NEW MACKEREL,
g. barrels ci.oic. NhI HERRlEGS,
sG5 bushels IRISH POTATOES.
WILL RE ADDED TO SALE:
RIO and LAGUAYRACOFFE
REFINED SUGAR-of I'll grades:
BACON SIDES, SEDULDEHS- and HAMS;
SALT, SOAP. TEAS-.Sc.-
TERMS: Over 500, sixty days credit. for ap-
proved paper. DAVENPORT MOkRlS,
NOS, AuctiOuecrs.
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DANISS BAZAAR--LIVERI SALE
~ AMI EXCHANG E-STABLES,
.143S AND 144O FRANKLIN STREET.

will sell by auction on WEDNESDAY MORN
ING, IN Instant, 1t the usual hour .n@..sr
3 head of HORSES alrd MARES, the rcnarants o
+ different drovegs. and Il number Of seryiccable
!, T HORSES aud MULES belonging TO private
parties.
- =. ... ALSO. .r. r.'. ..... ~
VEHICLES and HARNkSS Of every description.
D0l2 G.. &. BURTGS> Auctiont er.
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AUCTION sALES--.This Day.
BY L. u. Cook. Auct!onecr,
1911 Main street.

UORSES, CARTS, AND BUGGtEs AT
IL AUCTTON.-THIS DAY ut 10 O'Clock vii!
sell at my stables, on Monroe between Broad ant
e4Nss SADDLE and HARNESS HORSES,
e..,s. g CARTS, @.-.f* ~ '-GE...@..~-.s ft..
BUGGIES. ,-r-r..f - O.. =,
The stock Is In good conjit;on, and ask Inc at
49,, >'' ', 1870, 80 WILLIAM NJ. LEDLEy.'
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T WILL SELL By AUCTION. AT
i DAVIS>S BAZAAR AND SALE-STABEFS,
ra-.. l43S AND 14i0 FRANKLIN STREET.

. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10TH INSTANT.
at In O'Clock ~ ~,
one ALDERSEY BULL. five gears old. dark fawn
color, back points, perfect beauty: his name Is
Ter sired hv imported Sarttrga dam Myrtle. II. II.
ont OF Cammeron's imported cow IIc Is well broke
10 the hafte and easily managed He has taken two
premiums in one season, and can BE-, II on Friday,
18th instant. ~ John &. DaYis's stables. as above
mentioned. sale positive. l.. {. BASS. Owner.
C. G.. RJ-RToS. huc!I no l2-IuW&F3t ,
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TJIGH-CONSTABLE's SALE.

HIGH-coNsTABLE,s SALE.
1 Will sell ut pablo aacton, on TUESlAhY the
18th day of NovcsnbeN 1873, at 10 oc'cek A. M.
at 4lO east Broad street, between Fourth and Fifth
streets the following property satisfSa distress.
warrant In ms HAMS In favor of &c. Cray Is. w
j. Swords-tO>wit: ......... ~
l long section or MoyABLE SHELVING,
COUNTER,
"a g BLuETINEN SHADES,
FRAME PARTITION. .'.
TERMS: Cash. I. d. WHITING. ID
no 12-lt Ii. =. y. r.
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GRCpBs G WILLIAMS, Auc,ioneers.
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{ Va soAhSCAS aHu iRNsstS Ii - very Important
that all animals and articles be ON the
ground by Che evening preceding the day
OF the FAIR 5 q. :
IAc Gboce conditions acre all strictly
compiled NTH bs as. The schedule further
states: HSuperintendents OF stock will see
that their Departments are in proper order
for the receptions and exhibstion of stock OF
nil kfnds; they will direct exhibitors after
s the eutry OF their aninals to proper TO-
Gallons ION the grounds "Iae halls,
stables, pens, &c, will be in oader.
and the snperinte udentg on the ground
) to receive ali subjects for exit bition., This
Plan acls rot carried 0ak by tEe Socistg as II
( should hare beea done. 1t was also esps-
cialiy requested Of each exhibitor, FOR
Z Your ossn protection. and for the credit oil
the Society. fainiliafize yaurseli, as far as
possible, with the rules and regulations
which yen will see printed In this cats-
iegae, and report ard protest against ali in.
9f them. III 4 do this nou to avoid
q sepeti lion OF them nj tie next annual
aud With s. charity fos. ALI and malice
70 nppes 4 Did the subject q finai allieu,
llaless called Up again 10 defend myself. g,
8, IA. p Rowe. I
castsyY, Ra., November I. 1879.
rrnfd. ~ FOR = pairs 3of ewes, Ii, my
sofmeF omnnaicaiion, read pens of s,ees.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-01-04
Legal Blanks, ofall kinds for sale at
THE ARGUS OFFICE
Admitted TO the Bar.

Charles L. Walker, Esq, who is now
at Springfield in attendance upon the
supreme court, having passed the requisite
examination, was yesterday admitted to
the bar and duly licensed to practice in the
several courts of this state.
Mr.. Walker mas been pursuing his lega
studies in this city with Messrs. Sweeney
Il Jackson since February 1874 and is g
gentleman of studious habits and the
possessor of far more than ordinary lega
attainments as a student. To an extensive
and thorough preparatory training under
one of the most eminent legal firms in this
part of the state, Mr.. Walker also adds
an excellent reputation as an honest,
thorough going, reliable business man, with
mental qualifications of high order, and
fine personal address. He will enter upon
professional life with every prospect Of
success and with the best of wishes from
scores of friends, We congratulate hin
upon his accession to the ranks of the lega
FRI srnity.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-01-04
maryland,

ANNAPOLIS, Nd, Jan: 3.-The legisla.
ture organized to. day, Edward Lloyd was
elected president of the senate and f. s,
HoblisEel speaker of the house. The gov
-ernor's message shows that the net debt
of the stat, for which interest must be pro,
vided is 1896, 322. Referring to strikes
of railroaI employees in July last the GOV.
ern0r sass the great and only remedy for
unemployed labor is the revival of business
and theencouragement of iudicious polit-
zeal systm, by which it will be brought
about. The policy of the present national
administration toward the southern states
has undoubtedly been of such character
as to inspire confidence and revive pros
perity ad like wisdom brought to bear
upon tlH financial question would bring
forth caItal, renew enterprise and give
employment to the dormant industry of the
country. In free country like ours the
relationsf capital and labor must always
adjust tb mFelves and are regulated by
conditionswhich politicians cannot control.
The surestroad to prosperity for all classes
is through just and economical admins
tration OF the state government and an
honest disposition of its revenues.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-01-04
INDIANA.

INDIANAPOLIS, Judge Gresham, of the
United States District Court, delivered his
opinion to-day constituting Section 5,l98,
Revised Statutes. He holds that where a
national bank takes, receives, or reserves
usurious interest out of the proceeds of a
note given for loan, or charges usurious
interest which is included in the note, the
maker or borrower may at any time in a
suit by the bank upon the note plead the
usury, and.it pleading the bank forfeits the
entire amount of interest so reserved or in
cluded in the note, but if the usurious
interest is paid by the maker or borrower
out of his pocket he cannot recoup twice the
amount ofinterest paid or recover twice the
amount in an action of debt, unless the plea
on recoupment is fled or the action of debt
is brought within two years after such pay
ment is made. In short, he holds that the
two years statute of limitation does not
apply to cases where the usurious interest
is reserved out of the proceeds of the note
or is included in it, but applies only to where
the usurlous interest is actually paid by the
borrower or maker of the note to the bank.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-01-04
Our Inventor.

Articles of incorporation have been issued
to ''The Helm Car Coupling Go. " of this city.
The capital stock is fixed at 100000. all
Of which has been taken and paid up. The
stock holders are Phil. Helm, the inventor,
B. d. Buford, r. W. Justin and j os. Elder
We understand the officers of the company
have been elected and that the company
has already some very fattering prospects
of introducing their patent on some of the
large Eastern roads. We trust all this may
be true. Phil. Helm has worked long and
persistently on car-couplers and other un-
important patents and never made a cent
If his time has come now there are none
who have known him for years who will not
say glad of it Phil" The other stock
holders are men of practical experience and
have been identified with the patent from
the start and have done much to bring it to
its present stage of perfection.