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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-28

THROUGH MAIL TRAIN DAILY.
No. LAO P NJ iYs ;rs svI, rGGHr; a'%s at
erlin's 1913 p. NJ. DanyiI~
1853 p. ~. t,;ccTsnor" lC:tl.
and chari",;y l4s \. Il. Wee
No. 2-2:5O A.. NJ. leaves Char.o;tc: arrlyos At
horo' GAG \. NJ, plns!e
H.M., 8ur i:, is -; T.. ",
aud Richmu"d 3:l7 r.M.
THROUGH PASSENGER TRAM DAILY.
No. 3-1l:l5 Z. NJ. leaves RirGiHoid; arrives a:
SiiIs 7:2s3 !. H. 10; ar,s;,,,s,,,oro'
~. and Charlotte l2:4U Pm.
No 4--4:O3 2. NJ, lea:cs CHAT tie: STRIVE, .,s
1>0' Salisbury 5:37 p. NJ, Grecps-
S:sl r. 81. tnrScviuc SIS 4.
~. and HlrHianna \ NJ.
Trains Nos. and z VIII max" close connection
at Richmond with the RlcnMOn,.. Frr,crIrk,-
burg and Potomac railroad to anA from all "i"'s
tic Mississippi and Ohio railroad I" and from Farm
vile. Lyncrburg, aud all southwestern noii.: +.
SulhcI Inns with the Milton and >aticrlin Nsrrn%-
the Virginia Midland railroad: 4; Greensboro Win
tile Northwestern North Caroline t'noad Tor salem
and intermediate points: al SaA,bif? WIZ 'lr
Western North Carolina railroad except snndt'l
for Statewide AsuviIlc and Int2rncdtlc r0'nis;
at Airline junction with Atlanta and Char!u"c
Trains Nos. 3 and viii connect u; RicIimonH s"-
Ing North aud south with the L.chm3nd, t'rir-
rlckshurp and Potomac railroad tor NIshln.'"n
and all points NortI and West, and with III" on -
pelke aud Ohio tlr"ad for aii points west; i,
dundee with Virginia Midland ra!ir"ad t. a and
from Washington and all point H"rth ana H'''
ut Charlotte. with the Charlotte. i"!lihha al. /
| Augusta railroad To AMI from an points "".l-
| and South. These trains RIM Iaiiy Oh ~"
| Richmond and panrr raiIr"af, aud connect rs
above, except going north IN sunday moritinS a"l
| going south Monday moruinx. Trains inaSins 'ij
connection run dailf Oh Richmond, FlC'i'rlch,-
| bura and Potomac and Chesapeake and ohio rdI-
! roads except Sunday.
Trains on the \. ". y. {. railroad run between
Greensboro and Salem daily except ~uanlN.
| Pullman palace dIawing-room anA s'mplhg,rNf3
| run on trains Nos. ! aud between Ne" orr,
and Atlanta pia Richmond. AMI on Nos. = ana
between Richmond and Charlotte. ana Ti""t
Washington. DallsilIe, Charlotte, nn'l Augusta.
Tickets sold 10 all southern sIi: souiA"ate1h
| points and baggage checked throu@.. .
Local tickets are good only for 'vtnnons If'',ato
| beLwecn the points named on tie ticsc;s. SO 'AI-
ever checks Will be given. - :, q, r,,,nrr
| .-.'t General >Ir"rIntCndtt L
JOHN r. MAcMuROo, General Passenger Agent
| an
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rne Absolute Money OF shs Green

n,,a !, ncrats are in favor Of repeating
=. r.s,, = ntinri act, of taxing the nattonat
.sSn.is az having custom Nsles IN ereen-,
Soass IL issuing and putting In circniatlo Z
an an,on1t OF grecnbacks adequate 10 a'i
sna wants. necessities, and demands Of the
,,.,os,le. az making the bonds originally ray
ahie In rreeubacks land which the Repubil-
cans so changed as TO make them pay pie 10
roIdl stu to be paid in greenbacks, OF re-
nonetizIng siiver-in WORD, the Den l'o
s.r.ats are in favor Of every needed REFORM
Rnt thew are not in favor OF absolute, sf7 'e-
sIcerabIe. perpetual paper
=. A rreenback is good, because the Coy
eminent promises TO pay 1t. a na lss
hnnr note is good. because the Dank
nrnm;ses TO pay 1t. But no one promises
IN raw or redeem the absolute papei-money::
How will one OF these notes reaG vi
course there Is no promise: TO pay. WI,
simply stamp that as piece OF papeE WA.
be stamped IS, or $40, or sro0, Jus.
ne gold Is stamped 30. or Sio,,s o.
800. On a gold-piece there is no pTotli J
ise TO pay by the Governments, WY
Because gold is absolute money-so Iecus'
nized the world over. it - nor 20 pe ss !"
deemed at oil. for 1t Is money. now, 49,.
two thousand millions OF a0soiute pap e
,,snna~Ncaii II money-wbo will take II J
It viii be upon par with Confederate a
money No better, and not as good as Con-
1ederate money was during the war, De.
canse there was promise to par-a promise
to redeem.-on the face OF every conieae
rate note. Absolute money made OF paper
what an idea No one bound for 1t; rep
resentine nothing; irredeemao'e ! - " na'
stuff! And this Is plank in every Green
back platform. honas,
The Democrats are the true. anu hone -
EreenbacSers, and the reason money a - -, ,.
SCARCE ia because the Democrats nave no
since 1860 been in power. Put them u
mower. and Ii they don't do better than Int
Republicans have done, then hold them re
snonsible, -Greenbrier Independent.
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In FAVOR os IzsnEDgEHABLE GfsEENaa CHS.
In answer TO aauestioh propounded to linn
at King William Eourts oi,se last Monday,
Judge Critcher said he INas is favor ofissu-
ing about S2,Ael Gee, 900 OF greenbaek cur
rency, and not have it sedeema6le isl ANY
thing. Does ang. sensible man doubt for a
moment that sueh a eurreney would in fiS*e
years be MS worthless as the old Contiaentas
currency, or Of the notes M wildcat aangzs
OF the old flush times. or o. the Confederate
money! IL docs he has aiasth calculated
20 remove mountains, and ought to be a
Greenbacker Vest Point Hsar. a
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ANOTHER LlECoLE ASEcDoTE.-A That re-
minds me-, said he, set q story about 4
horse that was sold at the crossroads near
where I once iiyed. The horse WIS sup
posed to be fast, and quite q nunber OF
people were present at the time appel ntsd
for the sale. "A small bog was employed to
ridet the horse backward and forward to ex-
hibit his points. One Of the Mohldlbe buy
ers Followed the boy down The road and
asked :him eenhdentially Il the horse: had a
splint. Well, Mister said the boy, sif IT'S
good for him he has got IT, brit Il 1T isnft
good for him he hasn' e. - $50
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TIE SMOKE NUISANCE Journot o.
Chemistry. i What is smoke! 1t IS made
I'm of minute particles OF unburnt carbon
II is fuel thrown away. The torrents OF
black yapor from our chimneys and smoke
hines contain thousands Of tons OF coal lost
because we have not learned how to save 1t.
The time will come when this will be reck-
oned as foolish as we should now consider
it to shovel coal into the sea, as we used TO
dispose of the refuse from gas-works. winch
has become the source Of so many useiul ana
valuable products. !. The chemical lecturer
OF The next century will tell his audience
how long il was before the world learned
TO burn fuel without blowing good part OF
it into the air. He will grow facetious rs
he describes the appearance OF great cities
perpetuaIly covered with pail OF vaporous
blackness. 20 Why, in the dark age" lie
will add, !" their railway engines USED TO
drag long streamers OF dirty smoke behind
them, and one could not ride in the cars
without having his eyes and nostrils ana
throat filled with cinders and dust and,
incredible as it may seem, this was tolerated
for many wears, the introduction CT smoke
less locomotives being one Of the last I'M
nroyements introduced into our railway
SYSTEM" And his hearers will say to them
selves, g What terrible ordeal long ran
way ride must have been in those bad Ola
tjmes.o ,e 49,
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Why does the resolve OF Theodore
Thomas 10 settle in CINCINNATI restore Iusic
to her first loye9 The answer is q little
complicated, but d. yoilRill follow us atten-
lively you cannot fail RIO grasp it. Wien
Music. heavenly maid, was young, it was
IN. early Greece she sung. Thomas now ,Ge-
eides to aocate at the great lard market sef
the woria. But lard lis only another name
FER grease. Therefore we feel warraated
in declaring that Music, which was bora in
Greece. AFTER the lapse Of ;iuany years, to
grease retttxns. Agents are sWanted to cir,
eulate tlIis superb conundrum IN the West.
None hut these who feel competent TO ex-
plain Il need. Altasy avening jour.
mi ~ & s-
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SHE WAsA BOSTON GIRL.-she was a BoS-
ton girl. She was visiting her Whitehall
country cousins. While walking out seVe-
raj butterflies passed her.
"Ob, dear me, what charming little birds.
They are perfectly exquisite
"They are mot birds, my desr," replied
sher country cousin; "theY are butterflies"
''Oh, you don't say so? Then these are
the dear little creatures that fly from flower
to flower and gather the sweet yellow but
ter that we use? They are too iosely for
anything. p Whitehall Times.
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NLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP II ~ !;
COMPASY. s.hxEfsa1
FOR NEW YORK DIRECT.
PRINTENG.If0USES.
PNENEE NG- III % NSFIS.
PRINTING-HOUSE.
GOOD WORk. LOW PRICES.


DISPATCH PRINTING-HOUSE.
GOOD WORK. LOW PRICES.
Having one of the LARGEST AND BEST
EQUIPPED JOB OFFICES IN THE SOUTH, com
bined with skilrul mechanical talent. pre-
pared to execute promptly, In the very best style
aud AT LOW PRICES, every description OF
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING
SUCH AS
BUSINESS-CARDS. ~.
YISITING-CARDs.
rROFESSIONAL-CARDS
WEDDlNG-CARDS. -
SHow-CARDS,
CIRCULARS.
MANlFESTS.
BILLS LADlNG, ."
RECEIPTS
LETTER-HEADS.
Noih accoUsrs SALE "a. 49,.
STATEMENTS
CHECKS NOTES,
DRUG-LABELs.
TAGS ENVELOPES,
A''i n''e's ARGUMENTS,
It# BRIEFS,
&C., &c
RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT WORK a.
SPECIALITY.
We have all the NEWEST STYLES OF TYPE
and execute work In manner that cannot be sur
passed.
We also do all kinds Of BINDING, and RULING
Orders from the country promptly Allied aud de-
Itvered by express or natl
We viii chcerfully Furnish estimates and senc
samples when required. NH 12.dsw,&F
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r norGI.sS. SurGriuSndrGt
RICHMOND ASp rEE&RabtK"t
RAILROAD COMPANr.
o,r,1rH-lINc MONDAY .Lunc 10, L. -

-
RAILROAD CoMrANr. ;
COMMENCING MONDAY. June 10, lS'S'
Z J trans on this read will run - follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
s4o A. H., THROUGH MAIL ds:iy. connt';.'t
FOR Charleston. Augusta. IGiHnrIA'> -
yapuah, Raleigh; AI1anta, $780,
and All points Souti, and Soiik""'';
Stops st Manchester and Chester, aii'
NIL regular stations. ou eiSnaL.
1.aepM.. EXPRESS daily except slnia>''
makes close conatclion A. r..
burg with the Atian'!c. h.>,.
stnni and Ohio raii-,ad FOR LEnca-
borg. Farmyiiie. and oth"r lOca' st'-
,ious on that road, makint sAty
time rs by any other Inc. fiSSH.'''
taSinE this train VIII make clsse GOV
n.crion II Petersburg for Nori"iH,
and at Norfolk viii splendid f'f-i1e
steamers for BalunU.c, PhilalcilI.-'
sui New York. aud with the On DO
minion steamers for New YORK. H''''
AZ Manche Ter and Chester. ,.,,,
4:3O P. II, FREIGHT daily lcAeep' ounuA'"
,,1op.M. THROUGH MAIL daily Except r ,,i,,-
dayI connecting for WELDON, "
mington, Raleigh. Charleston ahi r. r..
vxriiah. Pullman sieer,ns'csI LIZ
Wilmington and tse soa!h'
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH. Man.
$40 A. NJ, THROUGH NAIL III, Sa Richmond nen fre-
srtSssnnrx and Potomac raiiroai ioE
all noIuts North. East. aiia " es'- .
ono At FREIGHTTRAiN daily tehceht sun
CIV "a ~ d,yI .irh ,ssseus-- c"srh attacnSi.
o.,npN EXpRESS TRAIN daily teAcept s Su'
Civ A'' davtc onnrclluS with Richinond; rv|-
erirIsbIrg and Pc .onac r1iiroaa, ItI, :,
inc Pich,noad al / =. VI. FOR all po'"''
North and Northwest. .,,,,.
ro.,np n tryitOIjG,H MAIL. daily, selhect.ns
6:so r L. sI,h Richmond. Fredericksburg aat
Po.omsc railroad FOR all points Eas.
aud Nest, Also, making close ceh Rt,
ZION with the CHESAPEAKE anu ouS1
raliroad for the Virginia Springs ah H..
ali noints North and West Thts Tram
sfoirs nj Manchester aud chester a'0
Nil regular stations, on sighai.
arr TRAINS leaving Petersburg viii start IRON
tA s1APPppTHsION TRAIN leaves Riehmond ios
,or.SS,D NJ 4. II. aud $50 +; u. ESshn lsa m
i nnY. y l0I A. SHAW sapeF'h'eA''A"
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By Grubbs L Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers,
NO. 4 Eleventh street.

VERY VALUABLE FRAME STORE
Y AND DWELLING. No. 600, ON THF.
NORTHWEST CORNER OF BROAD AND
SMITH STREETS. FOR SALE AT AUCTi0S;-
SESjkY the I'd Of October next. at az O'Clock L.
b., the STORE and DWELLING located us above;
The house contains five rooms besides the STORE ana
s we'll suited for business. The LOT fronts 20
feet and runs back $50 feet allev 16 feet woe.
This property Is situated Broad street at cor
ner and Is In the improving part Of the city.
II Is well situated both for business and private
residence ghe recent improvements have rendered
Broad street the most beautiful avenue leadlns out
OF the city.
TERMS: Ore fourth cash; balance at four, eight,
and twelve Ronths. for, negotiable notes. SAX per
cent. interest, and secured by trust deed
az ~1..a ~ GRUBDS s. WILLIAMS,
se25 III; Auctioneers.
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BY Richardson 6 Co,
Real Estate Agents and Aucaoncers,
l1l3 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF EALUABLE
L REAL. ESTATE on FOURTH STREET cox
NEI, BYRD STREET. IN THE CITY OF RICH
MOND, by AUCvION.-By virtue Of the provi.
si0ns or a decd OF trust bearing date the 21st day
of May. 1877. from j. W. Gill and wife 10 The I'M
d,rsg6, trustee. duly recorded i'll the clerks once
of tie Cauccry Court OF The city OF Richmond 10
secure the payment OF the negotiable mole therein
me ioncd, default having been made III the pay
mcuL of said note, ana being required ~ 10 40 ny
the holder thereof. shall. rs trustee In said deco,
sell by auction. on the premises. on MONDA1 me
3Oth tlav of September, 1878, at F. NJ. me ZEAL
ESTATE described ia said deed. consisting Of Il
VALUABLE LOT OF LAND fronting 81 ieet on
the northeast corner Of Fourth aud Byrd streets,
and running back between parable! lines l30 teet'
with a VALUABLE FRAME DWELLING there
on with basement and TWO stories ABOVE containing
seven rooms: kitchen. &c.
TERMS: Enough in cash to dcfray the expense OF
executing this trust, and 10 pay OF The sum OF
Sl- GO with interest thereon from The Zls1 dtE or
Nav. 1878; the residue on such terms ns snail be
announced III the time of sale. Other terms thil
those mentioned above may be given. ,
Tie aforementioned properly was sold OIL the
29th day of July 1878. Is advertised for that gay;
but The terms OF said sale rot having been COMPLIED
with bv lie purchaser thereof, said real estate will be
resold us advertised above, 1t the risk anh cost OF
said purchaser. j. 4. RICHARDSON.
~ Trustee.
| RICHARDSON & CO., Auctlonccrs. sc 10
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BY Augustine Royal,
Successor to Moody K Royal')
office corner Eighth and Hull streets,
Manchester, Va.

E1RUSTEE'S SALE OF TRULY VAL
L LIABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE COUNTY
OF CHESTEREIELD, NEAR TflECITY OFB!AS,
CHESTER. VA, ON THURSDAY THE Sd DA I
OF OCTOBER. 1873, AT O'CLOCK !. NJ, On
THE PREMISES-Ev virtue of 4 deed or trust eX,
cculed 10 the undersigned by friedrich hlevesail
and Ncnx hi, wife dated May l. 1876, AMI duly re.
corded In the County Court clerks Office Of sala
county. ID, l.. VOL so. y. 81. VIII sell tDring re-
ouired so 10 do by the b4neicaricSl nj nuDnc AUG
lion on the day above named, The TRULY FALC-
ALE REAL ESTATE IN the county aforesaid SIT
nate on the Manchester and Falling Creek turhplKc
and BroaGrocs road, known as Joe Schroths store,
and Is now occupied by Mrs. KlereSah!. VINO carries
ON procery-s;ore. This II considered one or Tue
most yal,anle blIsincss-s'auds In 1he county, 1ile
LOT contains about three acres. The lnproy menls
consist of FINE FRAMED BClLDiNG III goon
order. with good SLore-roOm OH the hsG Hoor. lhe
lot Is well enclosed. and has stables and c0W.hoScs
also, good framed dwelling on same lot TElS de-
who wish 10 engage In merchandising, dairy anu
markc Ing and understanding. rs 1T IS situated
IT The junction OF the Broadrock road and Marches
fer TURNPIKE where parties will have first chance ut
ali the market carts coming TO the CITY. The publlt
Is particularly Invited 10 attend this sae rs u Is sc
dom that such valuable suburban property Is thro"l
upon the market.
TERMS: Ca-h as 10 expenses OF sale ana pay OH u
balance due on Il noc-SI29; tho residue as follows
Note due May Id, 1879: note due hlay Ia, ieeO
and note due Nay IA, 1881 The balance, II any
nayab,e at such TINE times Is VIII be mace kno"l
on day OF sale. r,c,,>-,,,,,,,D
seo3 Trustee.
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BY ". Goddin, ...
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF HAND
" SOME LOT AND LARGE BRICK DWELL.
ING ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF CANAL STREET
As speciaI Commissioners, appointed by decree OF
Richmond Chanccry Court. entered on the 26th
january, 1873, in the case OF England ns England I,
premises ON MONDAY the 30th September, 1879
ut O'Clock F. NJ. tif fair If not. on The first ran
day thtreaftcrl. The HANDSOME LOT located a.
above. 12xl63 feet, with The spacious. well-bu1ll
BRICK DWELLING thereon, having ample accom-
modations for Il large family.
TERMS: One third cash, balance at SIX WE'VE
added and title retaine till all Of The purchase.
money is paid and conveyance ordered 3E IN:
court The purchaser may. at his option. execute
SIX negotiable notes for each credit payment so thai
under the direction of the court they may be passed
over 10 the several parties according 10 thcir reSpec
f;vn iu.n,psts ALEXANDER Il. SANDS,
se15 Special Commissioner.
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TUST TRY II.

A T MEADE & BAKERS e
~ .."' ,..".. 49, DRUGSTORE
AlR-CUSHIONS FOR INYALIDS.
AIR-PILLOWS FOR TRAVELLERS,
HOT-WATER BAGS. ....
ICE BAGS FOR THE HEAD.
RUBBER CLOTH FOR INFANTS,
'SOFT-RUBBER BED-PANS,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
SPONGE-BAGS,
-. POCKET-STOVES.
HORSE-HAIR FLESH GLOVES,
FLESH BRUSHES,
PUCKET-INHALERS,
a. STEAM-lNFIALERS, ..-.-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
ELASTIC STOCKINGS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
IIARD-RUBBER TRUSSES,
4 iSHOULDER-BRACES,
NASAL DoUCHEs,
FEvER-TERMOME
GALVANIC-BATTERIE
And all SURGICAL and
MEDICAL APPLIANCES sold NJ ..
MEADE s. BAKERS Drugstore,
ano7 o19 Main street.
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CrOxKERY. GLASSWARE. DC.

NEW GOODS.
ELEGANT, DECORATED DINNER. and TEA
SETS OF floral and bird dec0ralons;
RICH VASES of marine bird, and floral decorations
BEAUTIFUL TUILET-SETS OF new designs.
These goods were manufactured una decorated Dy
sJavtIand Co. OF Limoges, France, especially 10
Blue CANTON CHINA DINNER-SETs, and by
the single piece. ,,,>,, r,,-
A full lime Of BAND and WHITE CHINA DIN
NER and TEA-SETS Of al the new ,% Shapes . =
AMERICAN CHINA DINNER and TEA w AXE !;
A new.iine OF TOILET WARE-yery han dsonie;
TIN TOILET-SETS In great variety:
MISUNDERSTANDING GOODS OF all KINDS
An the novelties IN FANCY GOODS.
Paraies are especially Invited to call ana examine
my stock whether they wish to purchase or hot:
%. 10l Main street.
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meal.TfeketS...TheL Law Provides Pan.
ishment for Issuing Such Debasee'

Notwithstanding E"U hWs -
tshment for Issuing such De0ases'
Currency.
Judge Dillon yesterday delivered an.opin,,
ion In the matter Of the meal.tlckets lssue,'
to employees OF The St. Louis ana Ca, aoo our
road Company in lieu Of cash for wages,
n will be remembered that District At
4orney Bliss filed information at the Octo-
her term of the District Court last year 70
the effect that F. E: Canda and A. u.
Tutchins. controlling the Cairo and 81:
J,ouis railroad. bad been in the habit OF
issuing the following certificate 10 payment
of wages:
.tT6is ticket is good for twenty-five cents,
,,svable only mt the time and when all Tue
conditions upon the back hereof nave Deeh
comnlied with. F. Z. CANDA,
"General Manager"
The reverse read as follows:
1October. lS77.-This ticket Is only to be
used by an employe Of this company Tor
meals and lodging, and the person receiving
1t does so with the understanding that the
company will refuse payment II useo lof
any other purpose, and Will only make pay
ments when presented therefor az the ONCE
OF the company in st. Louis when the roiis
of the company are Delngtpaio iof the
month named above" at -.
The foregoing certificate was claimed 10
be in violation OF the following United
states stature: .
"No person shall make, issue, circulate,
or nav out any note, check, memorandum,
4, token, or other obligation for q, less sum
than one dollar intended to circulate as
money or to be received or used in lieu
of lawful money OF the United States; ana
every person so offending shall be lined not
more than $500 or imprisoned not less than
six months, or both, at the discretion OF the
court" !, t..,,.
The case was certified to, the United States
Circuit Court, and Judge Dillon, passed yes
terday upon the motion to quash the in
formation. He held that debased curren-
ey was always IN injury to country or a
community. as it had a tendency to drive out
the sounder currency, thus reversing the
law OF the "surviyal OF the fitest."
The case in point was violation OF the
law in the opinion OF Judge Dillon. Judge
Treat did not entirely concur, and therefore
the case goes to the Supreme Court OF the
United States.-Sk Louis Times. !.
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;. Old si,'--rIe Discourses. ON the 20 ;.
~. .tsss. ID Iitienl Decline.

saz 81 Iitienl Decline.
0po,it;cts is gettin, ter be eI mcughty
DO, bizness,o said Old Sitas ne lightpeSa LUG
lamp. ey
Swell, dare's yaru-us .sines louu wv.
fanrs nn,v de snst folks OBJ de lain engaged
IN nol;ticks-hit war er perfesshun den ber-
lonsin' ter de 1ecdin' sitizens." .r..,g,T
.s'And isn't It. 30 now, ~
!. Well YOU less STAN round desc co,ners
me day an, see fer yersef. tell yer. DOW,
dere,s purity nigh mo- candidates 10 ais
county dan dere is taxpayers .2 1er 81
Jack 4. is......:. 81, &c ),
: :, That Is rather a bad sign for the times
.Dat's de very pint WIZ er ningln at.
Yer see dere's loo menny foxes in desc GAYS
daf,s huntin' up some way tersto Keep iru,h
wnrk Dey,s .developin' everything dey.s
oot :centiri, dere mussel. Hits gimme dls
efis nm, den gimme dat offs. tell er man
tess hez tor lite 'em often him wild rocks an
..Well, 81, how do you propose to rem
edy the matter ?"': ....,u,,,,
aDat's, e. hard queschin fer er slyilyum
Niger ter anser, but hit's-tine IN dls Goun :
try fer dc fokes-an' when seq FOXES =
meens fokes-ter git up an teno '1 We,s e
offis-boldin' bizness fer derseibs. We,se
been 'Iowin' de wahd-meetlns TOO nuo''
rope in dis yere bizness :" -,
| aWell, pow, give us your pan
| .tJy'y let de foxes come out an say aat
dey,s awine ter take er ham in Gle sklr,
m mis- = 'em choose on good men an stan
by 'em tell dey's safely ankered in acre ;
places. am den let dc country hao some n res,
| FUN dis hyar brigade er candidates. Daes
me, now !" %
"Perhaps that would be good way TO
bring matters to head"
al kno's hit wood. Dere amt nuthn Dem
fellers 'spises mo- dan ter heeT dat dc 1oKes
| is er movin' fer derselbs. tell yer aars
got ter be less OBJ dis hyar m ma Ita TIN tune nn
strote.forrerd marchin' an a-chargin' Oh de
ennemy lefo' tings gifts squar' agin 'rouu q
hyari Somebody's got ter blow DE trumpi !
am wake de sleepin', er dar'ii De mighty run
times 'long hyar by-an'-by!"
Aud the old man was dead IN earnest
| atlanta Constitution.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-28

8. sffRSEss1s an a wonian Sit
mar near the front door was taken suddenly
iisas.so yery flla That she had no alternative
hut 10 hang her fafr. head out .of the WIN,
dow. The passengers one and all, seemed
TO sympathize deeply With me Wona M :
distress, and when she said 70 q man on: lne
front platform with o cigar IN his mourn,
< T wish you wouldn't smoke that GU "
air: Is has made me awful sick, z they iookeu
as though, they desired TO scalp the fetioW.IS