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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-24

Through Passenger Train for ssn Francisco
leaves virginia daily 81 Q .. I. and Gold Hill 81
dsys) With Lightning Exprses leaving Reno at
. !. r, arriving 81 Ban franeisco via Vallejo
81 1910 A. n. on the following day. On SAT.
URDAYB connects only with Overland Pas
senger leaving Reno 81 1905 A. r.. arriving ct
. Francisco via stockton al Sis ,. y. on the
following day.
BLRkPIN6 CAR leaves Carron for San Ynn.
cisco via Vallejo daily texcept eaturdays) at
7.0o p. n. Returning, leaves Han Francisco for
Csrson vts Vallejo daily lexcept sundaysI ct 4
Z. Euxs. Gen1 Ticket Agent. 3otf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-24

ALE. ETo.
CIGARS NJ TOBACCO.
FRESH FISH AND POULTRY,
Fresh Fruit and Vegetables
OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS
81 ALWAYS ON HAND. ~
Evssyshiss ~ Lowest Cash Priess-
An order, ailsd promptly. and goods dsii~
cred irss Of sAars'. oAHxs.
6 R E RY o RE.
RICHARD MERCER,
MAIN Strict. GOLD MIL.
FANCY GROCERIES
Nov ON HAND AND FOR SALE CHEAP
IN FoR CASH.
PRovIsiONs direct nom the caiifornia Mar.
bets, comprising In part;
TRAs. SUGARS, CoFPER, SPICES,
CAN FRUIT, DRIED FRUIT
sYRUPs, OYSTERS. RICE
FLOUR, RICE, CAN.
dies, BUTTER.
Provisions Of All Kinds.
THE BEST OF WINES AND LIQUORS
AT wHoLKsALx AND RETAIL.
VEGETABLES AND FRUITS.
T ~ hoods Delivered Free OF charge.
In RICHARD MxRcKR.
v. LEMERY,
Wholesale and. Retail Dealer d.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
LOVER GOLD MILL.
A I IVA, 3, ON HAND A 'kLs'r Assos1.
Groceries and Provisions
WINES and LIQUORS,
s08ACc0 asd CIGARS,
FLOUR asd GRAIN,
HARDWARE asd CROCK
DRY GOODS q YANKEE NOTIONS.
Gentieman's Furnishing Goods, etc. Also
the following French 0oods: Petits Pois Fins,
Cepes ai'Ilulle Haricots vsrts, olives Paroles,
ohsmpisnons. Anchois Pates Tnnss sardinss
N. B.-Psrtiss wishing to buy In lots TO suit
for eash % delivery, may Ind II 70 their ID.
vantage 70 call In, examine the goods and IN.
qulre Of prices.
Goods delivered free Of charge.
nm v. LKMKRY.
]. 4 J. b. MALLON,
Q Street, next to the Bank Of Cali.
fornia Building,
Virginia CITY, NEVADA.
UaoLksALK AND RETAIL DEALERs
Groceries and Provisions,
Crsehsr, asd wssds.w.re, Csisa sets
ssd Frsseh Css Glass, 0ti asai
Casdiss, rssr and Feed,
Etc., Rte, Kio.
n AND LIQUORS
OF the arss ss.iity ssly.
BRANDY, FORT asd SHERRY. WINE
fer Medicinal sss.
-
We call the spseiaii attention Of Nine and
Mil Supenntendents 20 our large and CON.
plsts stock Of Oils and Candles for mill and
mining purpoees. We oner that class Of goods
q - Low FIGURES = they can be landed
nom any part OF the United States. thus
enabling milis ana mines on the Comstock 70
purchase Oils, Candies. etc.. q cheap In Viz
ginia - they oan either IN San B raneisco OF
NE East. With , guarsnsss Of obtaining art
mines In Virginia or cola mn.
j.. 4 J. D. MAlLoN,
% virviniA. Nevada
ssoaas nosusos. Sw. roLson.
ROBINSON & FOLSOM,
MAIN srRkkr.-.----.GoLD Hi
Just o.lov the Railroad Dressing.
WuGssIaAL. AND RETAIL D,41r'
FAMILY GROCERIES. PROVISIONS
nl..i..ii.s and L~.sris.,i.s 0ii~
es.sr.i MsrsAasaiss. s.A
GOODS or EVERY DESCRIPTION,
~ SOLD ourAr FOR oAsa.v
aos'ssos a FOLSOM.
| GOLD HILL MARKET
Next dear 70 the Nsws Oaes,
L. z. FOX. PROPRIETOR
THIS MARKET C~AN
"A always b. found
TIE cHoIoksr N
ss1'' murron. ..x
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K AND BROKERS'.

BlSKERS AND BROKERS.
The NEVADA BANK
or SAN FRANCISCO.
SAN
Paid - apitai.-----sio,o0o.ooo-Gsl
Reserve CU. .. Bssas)....3 ,5oo,ooo-Gsid
DIRECTORS
LOUIS President
JOHN W. HACKlY. j. I. PLO0D,
JAMES q. FAIR.
Ss s1,eI'y vi.,ni.. a.,.i...asc. a. KIss
Assnts Il NsS York....... 10. T. onnrsnsos
le1 Wall strssp........ tGSo. L. BRAxpsn
-
IBsURs oonmsrcial and rnvsiery' Credits.
available In any part Of the world. Makes
S SS;', :ss Z. %SI e e y ssassl,P S.. mo- '''''' ana
This hank hes Special Fseilisies ~
Dealing In Duilisn.
EXCHANGE
On the principal cities throughout the United
States, Europe. Japan. China and the kAst
Indies, the Australian Colonies and New Zoa-
land, and on Honolulu (Hawsi).
NEW Yoax BAHns-The Bank OF New York,
N. b. A., American Exchange National Bank.
LONDON BAMns-Msssrs. smith. Payne q
Dmiths. the Union Bank OF London. Sd
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posrPONRngNT

POsTPONEnRNT.
The DAY Of sale Of the above assessment nae
been postponed until BATUkDAY. the lob Day
of NAY, is1o, o. the same hour and placs. ID
Nv order OF the Board Of Trustees.
alta W. II. ALLRN, Secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-24

I. II. RALSTON,
COMMISSION STOCK sRukER.
MAIN STREET, GOLD HILL
STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD
CANNED on nAR9M.
MONEY ADVANCED ON ACTIVE ACCOUNTS
STRICTLY COMMISSION BUsINRss.
BANK OF VIRGINIA.
d. II. JACKSON .PnrsIDrSr
G. DANIELS. ............ .....CAsnfxR
-
THIS BANK DOES A GENERAL BANKING,
= stock and Exchange Bushes.
ssecks Bsught and sold aud Carried
On Liberal Margins.
EXCHANGE for sale on all the principal
cities OF Europe and the Orient.
ar A.w. WHITE. Manager.
L. q. FRANkEL,
STOCK AND MONEY BROKER.
OFFICE Mai. street, Geld hili, Jusi
sssvs the Bank Of caiifsrsi..
STOCKS BOUGHT, SOLD AND CAR.
RIkD ON MARGINS.
His correspondents In Ban Francisco are
I. eLAzIKR q CO., Members OF the sap
Francisco Stock and Exchange Board.
" Q. THOMPSON. Ln. DOUGLASS.
DOUGLASS 1 THOMPSON.
STOCK AND MONEY BROKERS
OFFICER
% SOUTH @ sTRRKT. VIRGIN
Opposite Meyers BuiidinsJ
cTooKs BOUGHT AND SOLD ON CON-
y mission and carried on margins.
Correspondents. LATHAM . KING, Bar
Francisco.
SILVER BOUGHT AND SOLD.
T. Z. McGURN,
STOCK AND MONEY BROKER,
100 South O st., Virginia,
VryuLI. my AND sRIL STOCKS an CON.
wv mirsion on the moet favorable terms |;
Will also carry stocks on Margin and
Lean Money On all Good Marketable
Securities.
GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT AND
sm sOLD.
sso.. u. AN. L. r. pRIxLxl
L. p. DREXLER 4 co.,
o BROKERS'.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
MINING APPLICATION NO. 100.

U. =. survey Ne. 172-Township ~ n,
Range ~ r., Mount Diabls Dase and
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GENERAL MINING AGENT.
JAMES pElAvAN

/ r SSi sis n EnT NY fSss y sS Sls.d.
way, New York. II
AGENT
For the Mining Record Of New York. WIN re-
ceive Subscriptions and Advertisements for tho
For the American Mining Agency. Chicago, H.,
who buy and sell Mines. any one having Mines
70 esli. Il can be effected By putting the matter
In his hands, through tho Chicago Mining
AGENT
For the ssis Of Mining Tools and Machinery
made IN New York and vicinity, such % Dis
mond Drills, Pumps. Air Compressen and In
gines OF all slice and descriptions.
0mes-At.Is4 Nsrth q street, virsi.ia
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NEW Yoax BANns-The Bank Of New York,
N. b. A.; American Exchange National bank.
LONDON BAnns-Msssrs. smith. Payne 4
Smiths; the Union Bank Of London. td
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IssURs Commsrial and rrsvsiers' Credits,
available In any part Of the world. Makes
tansfers Of money By telegraph and cable. and
draws exchange a. customary usAnoss.
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On the principal cities throughout the United
stAtss, Europe. Japan. China and the Hast
Indies. the Australian Colonies and New zes-
land, and On Honolulu (Hawsii).
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-24

DIRRCTORs,
LOUIS Prssidsnt
J. ,ohS v. lixGriiY. j. I. " 1908 x5Ss'a'n'
JAMEs q. FAIR.
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EXCHANGE

This hank has Special Facilities as
Dealing In DullieA.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-24

Published every Wednesday In the Nxvs,k
carefully prepared nom the noer AurHns-
rto souacxs, private and otherwise. on
the day Of publication. employing
On able and efficient eorp- OF
reporters. IL IL universally
recognized ~ ofieial. and the
most oRREcr and RKliAnfk RE-
roRr OF the condition OF the mines OF
the Oonsrock or "wAsuok" section.
We also give the latest mining information
oetainahls from other parts OF the country
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-24

Paid - pitai-----sio o.ooo-Gsid
Reserve U. q. Bssds,....3 .50o,ooo-Gsid
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-05
,aE,v' ~. : = - .; n. -
Henry and Franklin.

5 ..L.
The senatorial district composed, OF THESE .
counties has Just nominated for the j senaIe
j. T. SToYALL, OF Henry county, a Reao'
ius,er. The nominations made by = isead-
justers.v The event is Q sort,of. surprise 10
more than one II AZ. Mi. sToy a;cleY yer
Young gentleman, who has been very iortu-
nate Of late, and grown quite indepen dent;
but. white that should have made him more
circ.ums ppect than formerly and more deter,
mined tostake the side OF good judgment
and conseryatism, be has wandered Oh lin
the opposite direction and allied himself
with the party that eeks TO distunb the pnb-
aic quiet and inaugurats q state OF disorder,
out Of which there 10 mo telling when the
State would emerge should 10 bese nnfoftu-
nate as 10 become involved In 1T
Mr.. Er0TkLLi Is, a. II we're, at the thresh.
hold Of life, and should be most cf6pnioua
at the start % get q 81 81 good send OF. 9 We
confess 10 nm interest In him-he seemed 80
genial and generous In the freshness pi stbe
youth OF d ysArtontW0 aSos He; became In
dspendspt md Al the spring tims 90 ltha
year andof liies hsssNant away ts see fha1
S.sfarrln land \ IN iisehs Me III i'd sSfly fifo
hope 10 sees BE went ssy nm sid sMaIkat
sFaa 3fioHEh 10 6t The xhodox faith in ppnE..
! llesiatessts "a oi every
patriot ID maintAlh ! IL invs oiaie .sat every
hazard. y such ID n I'D 10 this needed no 10.
satEstuent. But the change that came
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-05
WESTMORELAND AND NORIH-
IJMBERLAND. ~

ND JAMES q. GILLIAN NOMINATED BY The
CONSERVATIVES FOR THE HOUSE OF DELE
c.rps-THE ACTION OF THE STATE COMMIT
TEE ENDORSED. -
.. rcorre,pondeuce of the Richmond Dispatcn.J :.
The Convention to nominate candioate
~ the Conservative party for the House OF
nelecates for Westmoreland and Nortnum-
herland counties met at Warsaw September
: :" 1870. Colonel R. S. Lawrence was
chosen chairman, and W. R. Claughton
se,retory. The roll being called, eighteen
delegates reported as present. Ihere were
FIVE absent. On motion OF Mr.. George
walker the temporary organization was
made permanent. r,n
.tain william Brown nominated DR.. James
8. Gillian, of Northumberland county; Sc
conded bv Mr.. George Walker, the former
rcnre,entatfve in the House OF Delegates
from Northumberland county. -'- .-
MIR. James S. McKenney moved the NOM
iuation of DR.. James S. Gillian be made
by reclamation. Adopted, and DR.. Gillian
nominated by reclamation.
On motion, the Chair appointed George
Walker, W. 5. Mckinney, and Z. &. New
ton 20 inform DR.. Gillian OF his nomlna-
ton. - -.
Mr.. George Walker moved that this Con.
yention express it's unqualified approval OF
the action of the State Conservative COM
mittee on the question Of the pubic otate
debt. Unanimously adopted. e
-. : K. S. LAWRENCE, Chairman.
w, K. Ciauqhton, Secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-05
The Franklin District.


The Conservatives OF the Franklin dis
trict withdrew altogether from the senate
rial nomination for that district, and mean
to stand by Colonel PENN, we'll known in IN
the Legislature as an able man and nd. true t t9
what may truly now, be called the orthodox
notifies of the State. The campaign in that
section will be manly and spirited There
will, be no giving Of ground, but the Toe
that, recedes, will be beaten back and COM
PEELED to yield to stronger IL not better
force 1.-The conflict is one for the Com
monwealth that is dearer than life, and
more precious than anything else this side
OF heaven. Ii men do not fight for that, a;
it were, for life, they are unworthy OF life
itself and if virginians do not triumph in
such fight we shall begin to despair OF
the old State and think she has indeed los
the breed Of noble blood.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-05
FRANRL1N. AND, HENRY.

IA We, have the following ietteF 1Fotnt anoiii-
tcIIipeut5 correspondent in Henry county
80, sarr,,, ma ,,oni;nation Of senator In
~. ~ Ill 'sis! ~ nj 5ll2 1f;s I'll
luis o ls-'a = ,,o,.r.rrY,orrsr W. 5ls
....7 ,!tsf .z11'i1 rs san,enherse 1870. aA
,tp,.o ,cS :. n ant On = By YOUR
EusoIS w.sp.Sm .ivs ya,i m res,Iii of Tie
eeques. M" N ~ IN y ian which
oenatoia' Na snn I'm n sIovaII. late or
m me- M 81 SsoirntI - he n citizen
-, Wnnr, tso,11tv. Wss Nominated without
" m oo He t. Resd;nster OF decided
yppo'a a. Tdnuort;an wtirh nominated
!Ype, any Jug you sN. ostira,r - fhe same
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-05
POWHATAN COUNTY.

/ ~ w LA l AN .SoSN1 L.
MEETING OF, coNsERyATIvEs-D DELEGATES TO
/ THE yGo&yENTIoN Appointed TO MEET DEL
+ EGATEs. FROM CHEST ERfIELD ---MIDL oTHIAN
! NAMED, AS THE PLACE. e.,n;rn,i.,,r,a i. ..-i..
! ,i[Correspo denee Of. tue Richmond Dispateh,ll
-@,Icf tlge .s4,<&., SEPTEMBER 4, 1879. :
In pursuance of q. notice, BY. Major Willis
). Dance, county superintenden for Pow
hatan county, a public meeting was held at
Powhatan- Courthouse ON Monday the LIST
day, ct Sep! ember, 1879. a;sa ..2..a.. d.
The meeting was called to order by Major
Dance, county superintendent, and, on mo-
ton, John Spears was appointed, secretary.
/ The object Of the meeting was exp planned
by Major WillsU . Dance to be to appoint
delegates to; meet delegates from the county
Of Chesterfield to nomtnate suitable persons
for the House OF Delegates and to appoint
and Chesterfield insconvention to nominate
acandidate for the State Senate. I'll .ptS
/ .On motion, sitsWas b5ttft32,!fis ,39ii, q zi5n.
I II esolued, Dntt Midlothiau, inthe county
ofrG hesterfeld DE detected asthe piece and
the 18th OF September the time for holdisg.
the Convention 70 nominate candidates for
the counties of PcHhatab and Chest rfeld !;
and That the, Convent lob 10: noHlinate d cans
Mdates for the Senate from the distrfrt COM
posed ol chest erGeid, Pow hatari,, and
Goos Inland De held III f6Wfatan Eoonrth oasa
on the rat Of October. = Is 49,
On smotSn ~ Th6aiiiaas AZ Mile, eli, was
+ Rssolusd, That the voters :tfom sdch dis
s6R GSget her. HID j. Hol innate tRe dsIeeatss
aid Two iltefHatss TO each Cont entios. =
Accordingly they retired; and for Macon
district thew nominated d TT Rrovn and
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-05
The Schools---D. S. Henkel.

Wefnd in Major DANIELS rousinS speech
at Winchester the following alusion to the
grand service rendered to the cause OF the
common schools by that useful representa-.
tive from Shenandoah county, D. S. HEN
KEEL:
"The Major said, in speaking OF the pub
lie schools, that the difficulty had been al
ready solved by iudicious bill which
rassed the Senate while members OF the
mixed party were down at Mozart Hall ;
and to the Shenandoah Valley belonged the
glory OF having produced the head which
had devised and the hand which had applied
the remedy to solve this vexed issue. In 1878
there came to the General Assembly from
the adjoining county OF Shenandoah q
young statesman as yet untrled IN coun.
sci and on the forum OF debate. Modest
sfderate, he lad bert bis energies Quietly aRf
and Systematically to meet the embarrass-
ments Of our situation. Towards the close Of
the recent session of 1879 he had introduced
bill providing that seYenty-fve cents on
the dollar of the amount due the public
schools should be retained by the county
officers in their respective counties and
never go to the State treasury, where the
coupons might absorb it; and before the
| Legislature adjourned that bill bad met the
Unanimous endorsement of both houses,
Republicans, Conservatives, and Indepen.
dents alike voting for it, and vieing with
each other in giving it plaudits Of approba-1
ton. And already the funds are pouring
into the public schools, $125,OOO had been
paid over to the Superintendent, and again
the busy hum lof cbildren's voices were.
heard in the re0pened and revipiied schools
The originator and propounder OF this mea-
sure was DIS. Henkel, delegate from She
inandoab, and the friends Of education and
of real re&dj ustment should greet him every
where with the welcome, tWell done,
good and faithful servant; receive the
plaudits Of the people whom you have so
well served.'" a't s.,;. ~9
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-05

A Cullud Brother Speaks.

A white man come to me and he say,
% Who you gwine vote for?"
! And j say, 81 Dunno"
I Den he say, Vote for Gin'l MEHoNE, de
friend OF de cullud man." ..~ -
{ Den say, az hearn tell OF him-aint he
ia raleroder?"
Z And de white man he say, eyes"
! And j say: when he was raerooe'
what he give de cullud man ?"
Den be say, s.Bout dollar day"
And,den say 81 How much he gin h'nl'
self?" SSH -. =
De white man he stopt and he SPIT, anu
he suffered and he say. "He gin hisseii
twenty-five thousand dollar year. Gin
MEHoNE. did" -, -.
"Great king !' say, "Ef he gin his
,se,, DAT much for runnin one ralerode,
what he gwine take when he gifts to be GUY.
ner and runs all de ralerodes !? No, sir;
aint dar. Wheni fling my vote, i gwine
fiing it for man whar got some con.
shunse." =.
De white man LEI. .s,t,s ,s.,I
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-05

CONE OFF THE FENcE.-lt cannoC nT "a VIZ" Who
ter Of regret to those people OF virginia VINO
love candor and honest dealing tbat tnc eo.n1
nIeyion OF the campaign issuch as 30 coa a,t;
81, I-l Office. seekers and holders ana Poilt.-
clans TO take one side or the DINER. An nao
are Officials who have run from side 10 sue
u with o ferry. boat regularity. Now they are
amo wv TO espouse one cause or anotner.
1 erhnt some of them have already surrender
~ = 1 to the Conservative party is more an evil
dance do of their belief in it's success than a
Inversion to right thinking; but still II
Is Io n noint gained to have these gentlemen
located for while.-Richmond correspond
ence Indsr-Appedl.' -''
Exactly. The sooner those who are
6. hating betwixt two opinions" are COM
peled to make up their minds the better.
There are too many people who are always
"trying to run with the hare and follow
with the hounds" Just now such men
tell you that they are "in favor of the Nc
Culloch BILL" but they" hope the State
Conservative Committee have not gone TOO
far.O This class are nuisance in politics,
and it is gratifying when party lines are so
drawn that they cannot exerc else their Pc
culiar methods of damaging both sides IN
any contest.-FdrmriL!e Mercury. q.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-05

J, 3, ia .rsr,t 81 Hi an Pc goae
49,, ii. r.t,va ard rel ds o. aiiA az.
ecdo.e il our early days in tne couns, ].
tsur,ix ri,su-was wsrs boz; . sslusa-A
f.,n,ly 81 most respectable people Deaf,hs
i. 81, ! .sms swIn and . equation Wild :
:. i ;,1Iiss 6iccd youth belonging
=. = - so q ss,Sslv wss destined for Scotch
c 4 ID Is 8 be- there graduated Enc D,
s.atch tutor Hhp had been spEeylonsls
&, ,,,s,ed with his education, hearing tnat
s M 'y :, man was to be sent Of from him,
bsesmS litie JEALOUS end qler.tiillou sly ID.
CURED into the matter. Hearing .oa. W y
nnpllsva, soon to depart ior seos.ana,.n :
:, M th,s comment: /" Yell go to scotIa 9
s -, and VEN gang back q GoosE. & nov,
ina ga1lsnt srovAr.L. did not 60 abroad i, at
s.sn mr. Il be now d, i goose; but the change
NM has teen wrought BIZ his aDsens go. nas
n some sort been equally as mucn . 'ue.s.a.
srs,,on II biy merits. BE went away true l.
d ,he nnblic integrity and welfare, and ne
ss.,,rns, Ca Resdiu, ter in the cooll 2sts
W. ., confess our annoyance at this, AND q
M wits may not be slow to give n ,tl
sSs. 4 Qatd ,Ridss = may be- considered !.
timely motto and The vi. Of the Chatham %
7r,bune might suggest "pig-taii" as mo-
,n.pprSpriate(; bat let us intervene ,sl WIFI e
re remark that srovALL is g. clever Ieilo8sl'
snd We would demonstrate against impetn,
oslty In his case. He ia young and shon'c
he ,natient and discreet. Above l,iet nan
No true TO his native land aud mature t't.r nls 1
Lille and bis Torture as an ,estimable, wise
and beloved citizen. We are oid' euous.
to take the liberty, and be is young enous.
toi profit by good advice. We woula az y.
most be grati6ed, by. holding back ou'
friends, but people must take things as .sney
come these days, and we rather think Tue
conservatives will batter his helmet pretty
sharply before the OF November
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-05
The Sinking Fund.

General MALONE is great at sinking funds
He has had his eye upon the State sinking
fund, and has made, according to Major
DANIEL, three attempts at it. His scheme
has been to invest that in the purchase OF
the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad,
heto become its president in the act Of pur-
chase, and thus to. be restored to the man
agement OF four hundred miles Of rail-
road, with it's vast. patronage, by which
he once nearly debaIched the whole State.
Major DANIEL says that last winter this
scheme was pressed through bill written
by the General himself. Luckily, the thing
fell through, and the General got nothing.
His disappointment was as great as that OF
poor Mother HUBBARD, who went to her
cupboard to get her poor dog bone. When
she got there, the cupboard was bare, and
therefore he got none. .e:.
Now, Major DANIEL shrewdy suspected
that the real cat in the meal-tub OF the debt
agitation was the scheme to get this bone out
of the States cupboard-this sinking fund.
Itwas found to be utterly impossible to
make any such appropriation Of the fund as
s =
that desired by the General. Like the Israeli
ties when they were trudging through the
wilderness. and regretted the loss Of the |
cymlngs and grateful food OF Egypt, the
General yearned for the pleasant ways Of the !
Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio-the power
in the free passes, and the hectoring about,
and tine arbitrary authority in the words
-scome here" and "go there" and the
turning over this county to one friend and
that senatorial district to another, and so
on; and he employed his sbarpest expedl-
ents to recover his loyed-Iosti power, but it
was no go. Happy for Virginia, that power
is lost, never, never to return She was as
nearly captured and Gagged at one time as
could be to miss. 1t is even now thrilling
to think what danger she was In. bat it Is
matter for jubiiance aud triumph that she
did escape this very great peril. s,.:..,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-05
DEATHS.

/ Died, at the Cold Sulphur Springs, on THURSDAY
morning 4 III instant, Birs. SARAH T. SYDSOR,
in the sixtv. eighth year OF her age. .'. PIP
The remains will arrive at the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad depot THIS MORNING at 645
O'Clock anu will be carried to her late residence In
Hanover county, where the funeral services Will
take place. ia - 81: ..E e., ., I'll
Died, in this city, on the I'd. instant, Of heart
disease. Mr.. "A. MONROE, in the seven,y-hrst year
He wds a native OF the State Of Maine, but for
many years resident Of Richmond Va.
Died. In This city, Oh the Cd instant, at O'Clock.
OF choler a-lu fantum little GEORGE HENRY, sou
Of G. T. and Mary +. Boush aged five months. .
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-05
Looks Sick and Feels Whipped.

z Looks SICK and Feels whipped.
The following. conversation occurred on
Bank street day; or two ago..
$50 you've seen King !CETAwAYo, the
chief Of the Zulu Readjusters, have; you ~
eyes. Saw him and talked with him for
an bouRS5'y,ica, ga III az :sS...@a
/" Hnn did he looka how does he feel
what does he say p and what does he
think s'',! ~ sE -. 81 I, e !.
!" He looks sick !, he feels whipped, and,
say what he will, he thinks be is whipped.
In fact, betVeen yoliland me and the gate
post he knors, be is whipped, and feels
sorry for himself already"