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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-18

The average small boys ambition Is to be
trapper. pirate, or a 'song-and-dance
man. when wath little boy" lisped q
very stupid society man to young lady,!
-sall my ideath in life were thenthered on
being clown" .sWei, there Is at least
one case of gratified ambition" was the
sharp reply.-S, Louis Spirit.
The same feeling that caused Caesar to cry
GET tn Brute! - possessed the mans soul
who, fastening to assist fallen lady, him
self slipped. felito the pavement, and ut the
same time discovered the lady was his own
dear wife. - Toledo Commercial. .si
What Twenty-Five cents pound for
sausages? Why, I can get 'em down at
Schmidt's for twenty cents -
"Vell, den, Wy didn't yer?" W
-:W'Cause Schmidt WIS out Of 'em." a
q Veil, NV was owit OF 'em I sell 'em for
tUendv cents. too.D-fncE. ,ss.:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-18
BY W. Goddin,;
Real Estate Agent and Auctiopeer.
corner Eleventh aad Bank streets-

u,RusTEEs SALE OF THREE NEW
/ i, BRICK TENEaIENTS ON THE WEST LINZ ( NE
i1E WATT STREET. BETWEEN MAIN AND
M, NEf.fN STREETS-As trustees or q certain
deed of trust from Charles Peters and wife. Pc
ano daied 8 st OF October, 1875, duly recol0ed
Z Rtcbn,ond Cl,aucery Court the 4th OF Noyeln-
her Is78. in Deed Book no. 1919 C, page 81 re
the UNDERSIGNED trustees II exception OF t sa.q nres
W. o! EIsIIsa ,he 9th OF January, 1879: at II
O'clock A.. The LOT located as above fronting rs GA
said west line OF Wall street 90 feet TunnliS No
NEsV RRICK TEN ENfENTs. Three stories hlsli-
win stores below md desanss aeoSs third cash:
,aiarcn NJ six and Twelve mouths, for negotlaDe
,,a,as interest added, occurred by deed OF trust.
Tie taxes for 1870 to be paid by ne o.
j. Y. REDI5G,
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e. r. LATHAM, Clerk Is.
CoMMIssIoNEn,s OFFICE, !

! CoAlMIssroNEE,s OFFICE,
: t DANyiLLE, VA, 10th December, 1878. S..
AL parties interested In the execution of the above
decree of the United States District Court fo- the
Western District OF Virginia, rendered at Danvllle
:aforeSaId on the 21st dry of November, 1878
fea That / have fixed upon the GOTH DAY OF
JANUARY, 1879. to take and settle. ut my office.
On said town. the several accounts required by said
decree at which time aud place all parties In In
forest are required to atto1d.
Given under my hand, rs special commissioner
of the said court, This l0lhaY of December 67S,
Ammo Domino. A. III. AIKEN,
de12-dt24Ja Special Commissioner.
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xTATr1REs REMEDE.
'u,,rr,.,paxs, ny :atEpIcaE. PROFESSION

81 u. 7NE.@.9Is-71I, -!
,.,..,r .,rrr aecf, IRON HksS AND WATER
1 SaE fAi1o 49, - = 900, As ts.+sEs.
M. At .ryaf Nh IRON SPRINGS.
EsrkBIrSHED TWEhII f sai = = s :.t
,.,x, ,,.saa hy actrai results In thousands 2f
s S,efisity OIseases Peculiar 10
sSesss VI iSram feadashe. scrofela assa
aMen, U ns4E sn,.e Ttsrnat and Diphtheria,
65utmeou US MsI.s,a, Eeyer. Exiracts FROM test-
lnontals e.S, q atory ssre Throat and
found aECPY q
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At MEADE & BAKERS

!, T MEADE & BAKERS
DRUGSTORE
AIR-CUsHIONS FOR INvALIDs.
AER-PILLOWS FOR TRAVELLERS.
HOT-WATER BAGS,
ICE BAGS FOR THE HEAD.
RUBBER CLOTH FOR INFANTS, -.
SOFT-RUBBER BED-PANS,
TRAVELLING-FLASkS
4 SPONGE-BAGS,
POCKET-STOVES.
HORSE-HAIRFLESHG GLOVES
FLESH BRUSHES,
POCKET-INHA 49,. ,g
STEASf-1NHALERS, .ta-.a ~.
THROAT-ATOMIZERS,
NASAL DOUCHES, T., ~ r.;
ABDOsIlNAL-SUPPOR
HARD-RUBBER TRUSsES, ,--.
.FEvER>T THERMOMETERS, 49,"
GALyANiC-BATTERlE
And all SURGICAL and .!fa
MEDICAL APPLIANCES sold as sr'.
,.'-!i-tsg. - MEADE Il BAKERS Drugstore,
Al 27 ,,.y.s,r.,. -! ~, n 919 Main street.
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By Grubbs 6 Williams.
Auctfonecrs and Real Estate Agents.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE IN
INTEREST OF JOHN P. SCHER MERHOKE IN
THE FARM NEAR WHICH he RESIDES, N FAX
THE MECHANICSVILLE TURNPIKE, TWO
MILES FROM RlCHMOED. AT AuCT1ON:Iln
execution Of decree OF the Circuit Court or len
rico County. entered on the 9th day or December,
1878. in the cause of Az Stokes 6 CO. rs; JOIN ,ha
premises, on WEDNESDAY the 22,i Of January.
1879, at II o'cocs A.. The IETE ri: S OF J0HH
above referred 10, containing abou! JOG ACRES. OF
which 25 acres are in wood and the residue cleared
and In good Eeart. 49,.
The proximity of this land TO the city. upon one
Of the best roads leading thereto, gives 1t present
value for cultivation and large future value as an
investment. ,".- ..
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay costs of suit and
sale: and the residue ut six, twelve, and egheep
months. for negotiable notes, with interest adccd,
and satisfactorily endorsed; or. If the purchaser
elects TO pay one third cash. personal security will
be dispensed within either event. the title 70 be
..'..' WOoD BUULniN. .JR.,
~" '3 ils': r. " Special Commissioners.
GRUDBs s. WILLIAMS. Auctioneers. TALL
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The CHRISTMAS READING. Papa (readIng
from Keats's est. Agnes's Eve ~: "The
owl, for oil his feathers, had cold" Mann
ma: Isn't that wrong, dear? Shouldn't it
be "was a-coldy" Papa: It is so here,
Mara; but purposely made the Improve
ment. How was it possible for bird to be
n coldP A cold couldn't be bird. Totty
My cold was, pa. The doctor came, and be
said it was the thrush funny Folks.
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81 1--WE frt.i ss..' -si 49,
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-18
BY Grubbs 6 Williams,
Auctionecrs and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.


TRIISTEE'S SALE OF A VALUABLE
FARM FNISETY-THREE ACRES ABOUT
FOIJR MILES WEST OF THE CITY OF RICH
MOND AT AUCTION-In execution OF deco OF
trust from Absalom Blackburn and wife to The sub
scriber as trustee, dated May Is. $50. and duly
recorded in The Henrico County Court office. being
thereto required nv the personal representative OF
the creditor secured, will sell by auction upon me
premises, on MONDAY. January Fl, 1879, al u
O'Clock 81, PORTION OF THE LAND conveyed
BIZ said Ceed, The same being the FARI whereon the
said Blackburn long resided, lying In the forks or
the road ieailing from the Deep Run turnpike TO
Courtney's formerly S;aplcs's) mill and the road 10
BethIelem church, adjoining The land of Mr.. +. g..
Morrison and others. and containing nincty-ihree
acres more or less plat and survey OF which VIII &c
shown ut the sale.
There is a SMALL DWELLING upon II, and it
has good ice-hOuse: also, q pond most faVoraDly
situated for ice-makng, and with slight expense inc
dam may be ended and lee gathered during the
present season.. This farm Is located III q good
nechborhood. convenient 10 church ana MILL anu
near to the city; and In view Of It's adaptation TO
general farming and It's facilities for icc-getlng IS
very desirable. a.,
TERMS: The deed authorizes sale for the whole
or the greater portion OF the purchase money IN
cash. but By consent Of parties Interested the
will he one fourth cash balance at six, Twelve ana
eighteen months for negotiable notes, with Interest
adued and secured by a deed of trust.
ALFRED WINSTON, Trustee.
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. g.nss q
Ia 13,15,17,1S&21td ..-
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BY Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets,

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A LOT
u AND COMFORTABLE DOUBLE e, Tk a,mE;
TENEMENT THEREON. on =, TIE II E M IF siGfI
SSTTpEAETs'MAs spec1aI commissioner Of the Dis
c Court the United States for de E i,e h Of
1Iannorr 1879, in the matter Of JuDes Turner. IN
bapkrupicy shall sell at auction on the pr pre- Is.
on WEDNESDAY The ed OF January, dS.o, az =.
al feet running back about 100 feet more or less
viii, DOUBLE FRAME TENEMENT thereon
containing four rooms, besides the usual outDuio-
1ngs. cor o,ro,- c,rrrrIy1N-c
a. III - Assignee.
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LIVERY STAHLES.

EXCHANGE, LIVERY. ,, 4 \ ~
X ssLE-srABl.Es AMP RiSi KiinfS ,sIItEEEi.
BAzAAR, 1855 ASp ittV o aEa ttto !;
hsss m hSw HORSES R5fSEs BY THE DAY. WEE"
Sneciai rates to droyers, aud every 81 Isr oG'l-
EXTENDED them for the trahs'e''on ,.,.t,
at IS connection With the stables hs.sn F
Razaar for the SALE BY ACCIloSS HARNESS
s mynInIfc s. sRini.ES, ROBES, Wtiif III slruR
AUCTION DAY8: WELNEsb->'
DAY nc III O'CLOCK A. M, . r. Wis. Proprietor
s2re. e. ALLEN, Manager. dea
J 81, o, BUXTON, AIettoneer'
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MrrSHC.

AHUSlC FOR THE NEW-YEAR.
OYERTURES-Poet and Peasant. William Tell,
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Address on application at
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de 30 1112 Main street.
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DERARVURE OF STEAMERS.
DEPARTURE OFF STEAMERS.
VIRGINIA STEAMBOATcS-EN
COMPANY'S
JAMES-RIvER LINE,
NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH,.
AND
ALL REGULAR LANDINGS ON JAMES RIVER
CONNECTING AT ..'
NORFOLK WITH THE BAY-LINE.
FOR BALTIMORE. PHILADELPHIA, NEW
YORK, AND BOSTON.

The fast and elegant steamer ARIEL, Captain
q. c. CLIFFORD carrying the United States MALL,
leaves Richmond for above-named places every
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, at
4. NJ.
Fare 10 Norfolk or Portsmouth cumming 2 so
Fare for round trip, good for two days.. 60
Fare for round trip. good for SEVEN days.. 90
Fare for round trip, unlimited. ~
Fare to Baltimore. wv
Fare to Philadelphia. ..........-. 50
Fare to New York;. -.....'..'..'.......'.' ~ 70
Fare 10 BOStOU LIZ
Through tickets sold at CARRIERS, S26 Main street;
Exchange Hotel. AID on board steamer. Baggage
checked through. ...1
The LIMITED TICKETS named above are on sale
only ut CARRIERS S2G Main street, and Exchange
Hotel. az. 49,
Freight received daily for Norfolk, Portsmouth:
Newbern, Washington. ard Tarboro', N. c., aud ali
landings on Tar river; Washington, d. c., Iiamp.
i sn5,a aRa on ames Tiver. at lowest rates
The steamer ARIEI. has lately been almost en-,
tjrely rebuilt and refurnished In an elegant and
costly manner, and Is confidently recommended rs
the FASTEST and most comfortable steamer that has
run on this route for many years.
- - ....-.s L. b. TATUM, Superintendent,
903 Main street and Rockets,
J.. W. McCARRICK. Agent. Norfolk. SC
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NLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP -MFTS
W COMPANY. astEg
FOR NEW YORK.
This company win dispatch one Of their splendid
steamers-OLD DOMINION. WYANOkE. ISAAC
BELL, and RICHMOSD-every TUESDAY,
FRIDAY, and SUNDAY at high water.
These ships are entirely new, and were built ex-
pressly fer this route.
They Eve splendid saloons, state-rooIs, and BATH
rooms.
The fare, accomm odattons, and atten tl0is are I'M
surpassed.
Goods shipped by this line are landed regularly q
New York on the company's covered pier, 81 Noru
river.
Freight received until P. u. daily.
Cabin fare to New York, $12. Storage, IS ans
90.
Frelghts for points beyond New York forwarded
with dispatch, and no charge made except actual eS
penses incurred.
For further Information apply to
GEORGE w. ALLEN Il CO., Agents,
my19 Office Companvs wharyes. Rockets.
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ef,Jbe ai,oye eaJe Is POSTPONED Until hiOHUha55ySt
xnnnarys nS5e at AZ O'Clock r. III. ~ ~ 10
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nvUoK AND JOB WORK NEATLY EEK
ID EcUfRn u shs DIsP1TCh gRiNTINg.
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HYlhobert B. sLySe.
Real Estate. agent aud Asacttoas,
- = M. 1912 Main street. Il. Z,

s,..a..saarsos. Anctioneer: =. :
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1879-11-08


We never knew an election to be
more quiet and orderly than that of
Tuesday last in our county. There
was no quarrcling, fighting, bull-doz-
ing, or undue disturbance or Interior
cnec Of any kind, The colorcd people
went to the polls, as did the whites, and
voted as they pleased. But there was
no enthusiasm among them, and twas
very evident that they took little intc-
rest in the result OF the contest In
fact, not more than half of the regis
tered colorcd vote was polled. Our
county affairs have been so well man
aged under the Democratic regime;
taxes so much lower, and everything
so quiet and satisfactory, that the more
intelligent and thoughtful of the cob
orcd people are willing to let well c.
nough alone, and do not desire n
change. Besides very large number
are soundly converted to the Democra-
tic faith, aud are exhibiting this faith
by their works.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1879-11-08

the part they bore, and the motives by
which they were actuatcd. We cam
not afford TO lose any of our members,
especially the more intelligent and in
fiuential ones. We must endcayor to
increase our st. ength, add TO our num-
beers, and get ready in time for thccon-
tests Of future years.
We believe that the Democratic par
ty of Noxubec county is stronger to-
day than ever before. 1t is every day
becoming more firmly united, more
closely ccmented, as troubles within
and without dcvelope; for they point
out our dangers and suggest the rcmc-
dies.
The better class of black people are
slowly falling into line with us, and be-
fore many years we expect to have a
large membership of this class. The
more intelligent of them see plainly
the wisdom and bencticcnce of having
good and comprehension in Office, and
they arc becoming anxious to have the
present state Of things continued. Not
half of the colorcd people voted in the
election last Tuesday.
We thank the Lord for our success
and take courage.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1879-11-08
VICTORY.


just as we predicted, and confident
ly believed, the Democracy of Noxu-
bee have gained another great victory,
and guaranteed to the people of the
county a continuation of four years, at
least, of the present honest, competent
and efficient government. The great
body of our people, of all parties and
races, dcmcancd themselves during the
canvass, and on the day of election, un-
exceptionally, pcaceably and well.--
Some Irregularities, growing out OF
dissatisfaction with the result of the
county convention, and personal antip-
athics, occurred in our own ranks, ex-
citing admiration in the minds off few,
but in no wise affecting the action or
weakening the. powers of the Demo-
cratic organization, as a body. This
grand old partyscomposed of the solid,
substantial people of the county, and
with standard bearers whom they
could conscicntlously support, marched
right on to victory. We never dreamed
Of failure--copldn't afford TO do il, and
never intended to fail
Now all is over. Tho cannon, the
band, and hundreds of voices, have
sounded forth our rejoicings, aud we
are supremacy happy. We feel safe
and secure in the consciousness of hav-
ing placed good and true men in tho
various offices Of the county. Let us
be generous and forgiying. Draw the
veil Of charity and forgetfulness over
all of the unpleasant and disagrceablc
things that were said and done during
the excitement and warmth Of the can
vRs. No one should cherish i'll feeling
or resentment towards any one for
what happened during the stormy days
we have just passed through. Some
of those whose conduct VIC complained
of arc among our best citizens, and
have done noble work for the patty in
past years. DO not let as 50 act Us to-
drive thenl from ms but rather woo
flom hch inthc Democratic rold, ly
o h,cui and chari,allc construction ~
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Claiborne's History of Mississippi

1t is our purpo sc TO commence put
ting in type the first volume of this
work early in October, and complete
thdsame by the LIST. of December, by
which time Col. Claiborne will have
the copy for the second volume ready
for the press. We desire a thorough
canvass of the State during Scptem-
Der. Active and reliable agents are
wanted, and the usual commission
will be allowed. Specimen pages,
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will be furnished to agents.
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kindly greeting. Agter n careful OK
animation of tho manuscript, we hcsi-
tate not to say that all classes of read
crs will find this to be work of in
tenscly thrilling interest. AS we pro-
grcss with the printing we may give
our readers extracts relating TO the
early times and men OF Mississippi.
The history win make two large
volumcs-frOm five TO six hundred
pages in each. twill be printed from
new type, on fine paper, and elegantly
bound. The price, in muslin covers,
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can be sent direct TO this Office and
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mail directed to the subscribers.
Address
POWER 81 BARKsDALE, :!
Jackson, Mississippi.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1879-11-08

The colored voters ofNoxubcc coun-
have opened their eyes 10 the fact that
the Democratic party is the only sure
shield of protection for black and white
alike, against the disorder aud corrup-
ton that has heretofore prevailed to
such an extent in official circles, and
this is evidenced by the liberal support
they gave our ticket on Tuesday last.
we are thankful to them for the assist
ancc they gave us in again defeating
the disorganizing elements that, in the
dark and terrible days Of Radical rule,
kept our county in state Of constant
turmoil and strife, and we promise
them that in the future, rs in the past,
they may confidently expect from those
whom they have assisted in clecting TO
office, every effort for the securing of
peace and good order, and the general
prosperity of both races and colors.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1879-11-08
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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1879-11-08

The full Democratic ticket was cleo
ted in winston county.
Also in our neighboring counties of
Oktibbeha and Lowndes.
In Kcmper the contest WIS very
close between. welsh and Rosenbawl,
the former receiving 1882 votes and
the latter 1918.
Ford was probably elected Districl
ATTORNEY in the lower district, Horn,
of the Mercury, and wright OF the
Vicksbslrg Herald, candidates for Tho
Senate. were defeated.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1879-11-08

Our able and efficient Executive
Committee is entitled to the gratitude
of every Democrat in the county. it
performed its varied and responsible
duties faithfully and well, But we
should all feel especially grateful to its
active, vigilant aud judicious Chair
man, DIR. W. G. Jarnagin, upon whom
rested the principle duties and rcspon-
sibilities Of the organization. lie
seemed to know everything that was
going. on, the exact political status of
everybody, and left nothing undone,
within his power, that was calculated
TO promote the success Of orr party
NO county or party ever had Il better
executive officer than DR.. Jarnagin.