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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-12
RAILROAD s.yyrv
81 10 sszssg nsge,
RICHMOND, YonE RIVER Ayn,r,r-ss
SCHEDULE OF TRAIys hAlIh'Ao. !
~ TAXING EFFECT ACGt.s.r -

SonIDoAb OF TRAINS.
i"AiS' EFFECT AUGUST II. L.,
THROUGH PASsFgcyp
QUO r. N. Leaves Rrhmora rtrysn"y
Isl gnd SATURDAY, ihEH2-
- Ssst roint with STEAMER ttrniHc'. Il
sn po'hts IN York rlgpr ,n ana ~
M'Fe. Arr vcs In BafIrnoaan l !;'t''.
m ~. connects l with rail-;in.s ~, ~ /.
| 80 ttnS'oE, philadelphia, N",g w " i'h
|, .on; onn all western p1frf, r. ~
"f..2ff az h'Ghhond NTH trsi,r, ~, o '.'h".I
80" - nhio LsTuIsasrg and CaesaLt... ,1'1d
THROUGH FREIGHT
$50 A. u. Leaves Richmond nn.;n,v
':oo a n InESDA?, THUasbaT ~,
r.,, CREDAY., Connects XII; !, ana SAT.
az west Point for rf7y- l,,,,,1' ''.rii
g. tiElore, ana all western r.fn.sA' tt..
f..#.z meets al RichD1oat. VIA -.
...,. mono ana Ian"iiie rai,ro,. r; % h.rh.
"#e Caiorailroads. @eINaGe !d
LOCAL rAsSESGHp.
":oo L. 81 tely!S HichMond MONDAY
,AEsDAi aud FElD(;Ni' "hp-
THROUGH pAS>Est,r"
lO:O6 4. ID. Arrives at KichmnrI r,.,
IN. ESnAI. and >Ar-ED.IT' n
becs WIN train o. i:rh,,,,'ir', "a.
Petersburg and Chcs.r.,,s.,. ' .LG "a
railroads. Steamer filF en-, ~, "l'' 20
MONDAY, wFDHEtSib, VA, iy;'sht ~:
~ L u. u
train. from Ptir..iphI,. 81 "a
ana western pnlnt, aipd ~ a.. -
WITH trains for Ricarous b:
South. All u,
THROUGH FREIGHT,
4:5O Z. ID. Arrives az RIchmond MOVn,yu.
NESnAf, aud FRii,,I!",nat'" 10.
$50 P. N. TUESDAY, TnI.E>n;iY' 1HI
CRDAi. Connects win .i l,a AT.
West Point FROM B,iis,,rl'"'' t al
meets with k!rlnop. l.l u. -.
Rc.InlGnd and I'hrsh,rI ~ 10 we,
peake and OHIO rsirr,,I,,- '"' '!esa-
LOCAL PASSENGER.
1000 4. II. Arrives al Ricmond N0Sn.
WEDNESDAY, aH-I Ffin,y' y
o." meets with KirIR0ga auC r.,,''
burg ana La"saPeake ard Oha ?,
No transfer Of freight =: ::(,nrnoua IN Or
southern points. Cars run through between 49,,
and West Point, '"@"A
Careful banding and tisp&,eh L, with loves. 80,
guaranteed. 81
Through bills Of lsaIng With gu.ran,.e, 49,.
Issued TO all northern aAI }r.sl-rn iniui,, '"A
Through tickets Sold 10 all uurin-rn. .,.,., $780,,
western points, and hsgrass chnrsed t.rw,t, III
For ticket appl? al General ka,iroat r,:., ~
dee, 826 Main street; 2: the Exr'an.r No. ~, ~.
eompany's depot, corner Twenty ID And - ~
streets, Richmond, Va. ""1
ma23 1T. DOUGLAS. Sprer,aYnt.,,
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BY Grubbs K Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Aucfoneers'
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE IN.
y TEREST OF JOHN P. SCHERMERH0RS
N THE FARM NEAR WHEkE, II. HE 4 kET TIlPS
PIKE, TWO MILES FROM RlCHMoND, Al
AUCTION.-In execution OF decree OF tn he Ok oh
emit Court of HeuricO county, entered OH tne Stn
day Of december. 1878. in The cause OF A. T. stokes
& Co. Us. John P. Scernerhorl we VII, sell ~ AUG C.
zion. on the premises. on AONnA4 INC l5th OF
Sentember 1879, at l O'Clock NJ, the MEX ESI
OF JOHN p. SCHERMERHORN in THE IRAGGa
OF LAND above referred 10. containing abont 1uo
ACRES, of which 25 acres are in wood and the
residue cleared and in good heart
The nroximity of tbis land TO the city. npon one
of the best reads leading thereto gives II present
value for cultivation and large future Yaiue Us an
investment. -. !,
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay costs of suit and
sale and the residue At six. twelve ana elgnIeeii
months for negotiable notes, with interest aqdeo
and satisfactorily endorsed; or. If the purchaser
elects to pay one third cash, personal security VIII
be dispensed Within either event ,hettle 10 be re-
talnedun;t the whole phrchas e-money shall be paid
II. 6. CANNON.
WOOD BOULDIS. JR.,
s.,. Special Commissioners.
CRI-pDS e WILLIAMS. AuCtionSeTS. Sc 5
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GHERIFF'S SALE OF LARGE STOCK
y OF DRY GOODS, IRON SAFE, AND SHOW
CASEs.-By virtue Of an order of the Circuit Court
of the city of Richmond, entered III sundry attach
of September. 1870, at O'Clock 4. NJ, at the store
Of Joseph Rose, No. s23 east Broad street his entire
sn,endid HOSIERY, large and full assortment OF
fail DRESS GOODS. Il large assortment of BLACK
CASHMFRES and ALPACAS.a large quantity OF
SHEErINCs, BED-SPREADS. LINEN AND COZ
TON GOODS. large assortment OF CLARk'S
SPOOL COTTON. READY-MADE SUITS, large
supply of TOWELS, LAWNS, CALICO PlANO.
Goods. Also. one new IRON SAFE. SHOWCASES,
and NEEDL E. CASES. &C., &c. This Is / fine STOCK
RI goods and should demand the attention OF tue
tr.STe JOHN w. WRIGHT.
"sa1o Sheriff Civ of Richmond.
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AGUE AND FEVER.

DIR. C. McLANE's LIVER PILLS, In cases
AcUE AND FEVER, when taken with quinine, are
productive Of the most happy results. No better
cahartic can be used preparatory to or after taking
aulnine. We would advise all who are afflicted with
this disease to give them FAIR TRIAL.
For all bilious arrangements, and as simple pur.
gative, they are unequalled
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laotS rel works rerlarkir tllas W y y,
l n gay fie poison administered 6 the
s'1 Weeil,s set an example which the book
makers 81 the present day might we'll foi-
iasy While he appropria.sds and rewrote
Harry,s book, lie ackno dged the author
on ts title-page, and did not panderto the
inw taste Of the vicious by recklesslF re-
neaSing filthy stories, regardless OF WONG
IA tie innocent, careless as to the truth OF
ialsehoe d-enly caring. to make o. salapie
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For The Dlspatch.l % -.
= The NeWsEusEereup.
~ ,,.x,, -. ..soo,,, Nga sofst, " hova-,

Z y y Eres.s .4ss
~ IFor The Dlspatch.I % 2aas :
The New EutEereup.%a ~
I'm called Parson Massey" boys i.
Boid Parson Massey. boys +.
Although IL Is hard to tel Why.
= fBut stfiI I'm cal.ed Parson," boys
zJotfI n. the paIson, boys;
Massey, the smasher, am l.. ~ ;aY tc,1 E
~ So 81 ~ lS4ss- as.='%b f~--s' . - :
= 4. III, All week serve Satan, go f}I|
~ - Pfeath re. pu-di.a-tin'. s'r B" :
Audnracsica the tricks OF clown,
BlIt stop my cayorttn' - 8
Il, !. And take 20 exhortfn',s ),
when SABBATH bells ting DER the town. -
Il You see my heads level tsas- {
Six days 10 the devil i
For one fpretend TO give Heaven. -i1.tas
. !" tut old Nick is.ciever, y:-F' = -
/, You can't fool him eVer.n'. =, - ~
he knows that he has the whole seven.
Then why Tn called "Parson," boys
John E., the parSon, boys. sesa.
e Passes nv wisdom re know.
But I'll try and I'LL The bill,
Riding both horses, TIL
A chaplain IS wanted below.
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BY Robert Is. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auclioneer,
1912 Main street.

ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF
n HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI.
TIRE GLASSWARE, SILVER SPOONS. CAR
PET, RUG. BEDCLOTHING, HAT.RACk &c,
&C-As administrator of The estate OF Mrs. NJ II
Griffin shall upon the premises, on SATURDAY
the / 9Th day of September, 1879. commencing al
lOx o'clock A. ~, at her late residence No west
Grace street, proceed TO sell all her FURNITURE,
BEDCLOTH1NG, CARPET, RUG, &c. &c:
TERMS: Cash, ROBERT e. LYME.
sp1O Administrator.
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By James NJ. Taylor e sors3 -
Real Estate i gents and AucsioneeTs,
Officer corner EIsYen.h and Bank siTects.

IrpHAT NICE FRAME DWELLING ON
/ THE NORTH SIDE OF BEYH ERIC r q +
FE,kT WEsT OF THE CORgqR RATION LINZ Z,
sND Vow OCCUPIED BY .GtiAsRhlL L.Is q, !, p,
ioMPsoN ESQ., EoR sAlE.h!sT hg ri eo,s ~
nbK auction, upon The nrep,!ssas, :. ON h d.;oc
,se aha nice. comfortable FRAM1iDWELLING rs
a5osc Ideaed couaiging hires T2anss sss ssas
cose.s, s haex 100 feet 10 m alley 13 feet wides
There is well OF exeeleiit water upon The preni-
ssS; third cash: the 'ba1ance at fonr,
chi nndtyt I've mont s for negotiable notes, with
jnfaresf added. ana secares by deed OF trust ~
i.nnttssss' >T1s JAMES NJ. TAYLOR g. SON y
..-.11rH st.-f5F =. rs ~ M . IAuctioneers.
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EAsr Rni Nj.

EAST bound.
Mail train arrives Al Richmond daily ok
Esprsss train arrives at Richmond daily
and on Tuesday, Thursday, and Sltur-
day connects ut Richmond with Viz
ginia Sttl nboat COinpany'S steamer
Ariel, which leaTes Richmond i"! Oh
Point, Norfolk. &C., IL I'D y. ii.
Accommodation train arrives ~ Ech- u
mond daily except Sunday at.....''..'.3..' -
A mixed train leave. Sl!n4,"n = , ,I1,i ~
taking passengers from Virginia NhH''.H = 80
from Washington, and arrives 81 hl'."'." A. 49,
L. ST. daily except sunday. .,...
4 connects with Virginia Midland "a, r.''"'
Ing ut / 100 A. II. for i.yucbAGr2 ana ~.
Mississippi aad Ohio Railroad Staten, ~ =, q ',
Virginia Midland railroad, ieaN1h- - ''''
Washington. ,, ,.,,,, '.t,.
Ing Al $3.50 \. u. Tor M",nngi"t' ~. =. n e.,
duia Midland railroad, catlr. Al 20? -
I,ynchburg and AtarlEc, Mississippi 49, I''' 49,
'Yp" CONNECTS s with valley railroad ea' ~ - l.
NJ. for BarrlsGuDlfS: mind. =. Z. >
T. connects with Valley r1tir"ai' 80 '"t - ''
4. VI. :Or IiarDer's Ferry. .v
4 conuects with sta&e line for irNtNk'"'' IL
Il connects with &. i. :. and /. T. '4'"'-'
points on the Ohio river and tlc1aHn'.. q, "a
II connects with Sc!oto "a!ley la!'I'4' 80
- connects co with all Encs d!ysrs;.% t" r, i,
! Not I" "'''' "N Engineer aua Supcr,D.r't. -.
CONWAY K. HOWARD. Genera! F+>'''' ~!
Ticket Agent. ---------,
RICHMOND, FggD'G L FoTO@AC h. u. 10y
OrrlcR GENERAL TrhIT A'hEt-Ia
R1CnMoNp, VA. April -. ls'',
| TOMMENCING SUNDAY, Nh y '.''
~ trains on this road Will run A. I"!'""''
| NORrHEOUNO. ,..,o, dXay
| NJ A-o'o0 >' Ia" isTrrpt SGnJiys!: cHr :. 49,, ~
tn.ton, 1919 +. 81: hhf'm",..i
| .--. t.!loi r. 81; phIia4cl"h!',
|. ..r- M: New YORK., io.vo T. .,,, 20
..no,u i.,yr. Eyrd-Sree! sttlloh ~
NO sow /. 't' T~a a, X abingdon. 90 T. :.
R,lti,ucre, 1858 Y. N. ty.4L
I dclpha, 3:S5 y. NJ ~
64 ;5yA,S;sMi5DArloS tn.
No. 1-2:Co II h'' tar junction. iesveo =.
! s s4r s.a,ioA daIy teaeey' 80
| days..
>! SOUTH BOUND. ,..,,o,
No. 2-Ao'A' "' dat,y texeept sunday 'ysf...
Wv York, S:l5 4. w., IA.
s da!phla. il:i5 \ a. rr. !oa
more, $50 I. NJ; "''''
~ ,,.s, !. NJ, srryes At Byr,l-s;TT,rsr;s To-
So'a AA''o - dnily, Leaves New Hf,,in \
| p. III; PniL1de'fa,$%s ".
| Nj: baltimore. i;"S
| .-.. WashinGSon, 12u X TRAN
o,,,, A. aCCOMMoDAIiU.ns,s 's.a..q.
NOS s'Ao ~ "'' arrives &c Rrc.d-S,H.
daily texeeps Salsas,SSi or.
as,srai Etekel AZ Az, -
Issr- r .t. .S SaT~riatsadens ="
U. T. D. MYERS, Genera sup-.S=--
y,
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BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.

BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
= The genuine are never sugar-coated.
Every box has red wax seal on the lid, with the
impression De. MCLANE's LIVER PILLS.
The genuine McLANE's LIVER PILLS bear the
signatures of G. MCLANE and FLEMING BROS. on
tue wrappers. .. go. a ....,
Insist upon having the genuine DE-. C. McLANR's
LIYER PILLS, prepared by Fleming Bros, of
Pittsburgh, Pa, the market being full of limitations
of the name .McLANR, spelled differently but same
nnii,pciationn. my l2-deowly
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BY J. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
lila Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A NEAT
OF HARVIE AND WEST GARY SHEETS
BY virtne of deed Of trust dated October g. ds III;
recorded In the clerks office of the Chancery Court,
D. B. Ill A., page 2l3 In part execution OF said
deed the o,her tenement being previously 500 by
so to do will proceed 10 sell at public auction, on
FRIDAY, September 18th, at 5 o'clock T. 81, inc
eastern TENEMENT OF the Two teHements on
west Cary street. ut Intersection of Harvie street,
two SQUARES west of Reservoir street. Said pro-
perty fronts on said street feet, and has oeph
Of 1877 feet TO a ten-foot alley. o
TERMS BY consent of all parties interested, one
fourth cash balance Ut six AMI twelve monIhS ST.
cured by deed Of trust. l.. 4. bh aW ~,
nuo,,,eox ppo,v,, Auctioneer seS
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TTUTT'S HAIR DYE.-GRAY HAIR or
l. WHISPERS changed to GLOSSY BLACK by
single application Of this DYE. II lmpafts
Harmiess as spring-water. Sold by druggists or
sent by express on receipt Of Il; ;zr NEW WORK.
fan 15-eodtFe191
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E8 gE sass
SHEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
" wAY.-Gntii further notice passengers for
points west Of Huntington will take the train leav-
ing, Richmond at s,5A:sM. Express train leaving
Richmond at II z, ID. makes no connection ut
Washington. CONWAY X. HOWARD,
ss.zr.r ls@s--.z.t-} ~. 49, General Ticket AgeRt.
= W. NJ. s. Dunn, Engineer and Superintendent.
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Rev. r, F. Osgood, New York, says:
~ have had Dyspepsia, Weak Stomach, and Ncr-
yousness., / never had any medicine to do me SO
much good as TUFTS PILLS. They are as good
OFFICE, IS MURRAY STREET, NEW YORK.
W fam 15-eOdtEel91
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by W. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent apd Auctioneer,
office corner Eleventh and Bank streets. -


Real Estat G Agent apd Aucttoneer, -
ONCE corner Eleventh and Bank streets.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF, FARM
NJ OF kEoIJT So CRESt ON THE NORTH
SIDE OF THE WILLIAMSBURG ROAD FIVE
MILES BELOW ,RTCHMOND.-As commissioner
OF the ClrculJ Court Of Henric0. appointed by de-
cree on the 9th July. 1879 In the case of Kings
trustee Bridsewaer &e.l shall etter for sac "a, al
Sod september. S79 at4 O'clock r ~, or fair: II
not. The first fir day thereafter,l the TkAGI OF
LAND located rs above. now occupied DY ROBERT
Bridgewa,er and his family opposite TO the farm Of
John K. Mounicastle, containing about slST1-SIA
The i'm provements are indifferent. consisting OF \
log -house and few old out.houses. There Is on the
place small orchard OF peach and other fruit
rces The Access to It by the improved graded road
IS first-rlic.
TERMS One third cash: balance at six and twelve
mouths for negotiable notes interest added, and TILE
retained till all Of the purchaser money Is paid and
CONVEYANCE ordered by the Court.
JOHN B. YOUNG, Commissioner.
Sc lO.12.15I7.l9.20.&22
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CONSTIPATION.
Only with regularity of the bowels can perfect
health be enjoyed. If the constipation Is Of recent
date a SINGLE dose of TUFTS PILLS will snfice,
but If 1t has become habitual one pill should be
taken every night. gradually lessening the fire.
oueucy of the dose until regular daily movement
IS ohtaiced, which will soon follow.
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AUCTION SALES--This Day.
... ..,~ BY ". Goddin.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.
GALE AT AUCTION OF VALUABLE
y IMPROVED REAL ESTATE ON THE
NORTH SIDE OF GRACE BETWEEN FOU-
SHEE AND ADAMS STREETS, AND On THE
NORTHWEST CORNER OF CARY AND SEC
OND STREETS.-At the request of the hefrs-aI-
law of the late Fleming Griffin, shall sci a. AUG
ton, on the premises, respcctiyely on FklDAA me
10Th September. 1879, at 5 O'Clock z. M; that
large and well-located BRICK TENEMENT, re-
Gently occupied by the widoT of the decedent, con-
tanning about ten rooms, besides BRICK kitchen,
frame office or ledging-room, and a1Jolrlng inc
residence of Mr.. Norton r. Savage. The LOT mas
front OF 43k feet by $50 feet, mole Or less TO an
alley. !, r,u
be sold that VERY DESIRABLE BRICK Ten T..
MENT al the northwest corner of Cary and second
strt cts, occupied by General Z. IT. Moore, contain
ing about ten rooms. besides large kitchen. &c.
THE LOT has trout of 90 7-12 feet, ana depth
of about 100 feet, more or less.
AS the foregoing real estate VIII certainly De sou
pcrsous may attend The sale with that expectation.
Ii t. located In very desirable and improving part
Of the city and should attract the special at,cntlon
of those who may wi sh TO invest In rea! estate.
TERMS: One third cash: balance al SIX, t"eiVe.
and eighteen months. for negotiable notes, interest
'N>'''' W. GODDIN. Auctioneer
se2,4.s selO,ll&l2
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.T1ORssALE. AIMoSTI DESIRABLE -

IGOR SALE, A MOST DESIRABLE a.
f.E PROPERTY situated at Gordohsville, suit III
/ ablefor family or summer residence The HOUSE
Is beautifully on an eninence overlookng
Churches railway station, Office, &c. THERE are
0RTY-THREE ACRES or LIN D, ! well fenced,
and lna GOOD state OF emit ton; variety and
most comfortable home. For part cn,ars
amply % ttistst 2 e GEORGE BROWN
| re 4:2Rs 20 $50 Goydonsgtile. Va.
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Dr, T. Guy Lewis, Fulton. Ark, says:
tier a practice of twenty five years, pronounce
TUTT'S PILLS the best apti-biious medicine ever
made"
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BY W. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Bank and Eleventh streets.

GOLD SULPHUR SPRINGS FOR SALE.
v we viii offer for sale, TO the highest BIDDER, at
pa7a that VALUABLE SPRINGS PROPERTY
known as the COLD SULPHUR SPRINGS, stu
arc i'm the county of Rockbrdge, Va. and two miles
from Goshen Depot. Chesapeake and Ohio railroad.
Sale TO be made on the premises.
TERMS Made known onthe day OF SALE.
Fl. A. COOLIDGE,
an S.coltds JOHN D. STERRETT.
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COOK AND JOB WORK SEA NJ tt<,r, M
u EUUTED AZ THE Dass a.
HOUSE,
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,.......... II ~ +. y.

A connects for Milton. y. :.
II connects for AShcye and all points In Wr;,a
North Carolina daily. except sunday.
& connects for Macon and Il! point, Ia SuGasvs,
Georgia.
d connects for ia, ksonytllc and all points "a f.
rida.
connects Tor Macon and all point, N >"u'h",s
Georgia, and Chattanooga Nashville" M"ugii ~
all Texas points.
connects for Selma, M"rdAn, jackson. sad
Vtcksburg.
G connects for Galveston and al IrSts points.
Trains from the tlr,yr-iamri points HFrtr' n
Richmond al 4:43 =. ~ and $3.50 =. VI
The train arriving At Elchmond ~ G'l !. VI.
makes close connection with the Ntr.1lIt ~''an''':
Compauy's steamer Ariel for old t'u,a; AMI Nw'i =
leaving Richmond At 10 \. ". lEcsd.Y'r !. -
lays, and Saturdays.
Trains between Greensboro aud sal'm run 'a't7
except Sunday.
ton nj Goldsbo with the VIZ ". Il. Il. {" .a!
from Weldon and WmirEtOu.
Pullman Palace DrawlMg-ruUm a"i >tr"phs -.
run through or Train No. - from Ne" l"r' -
Richmond 10 Atlanta. and from t'T''r -h"r" :. 80
guSta, ana on Train No IL from Ssr ! "rH AZ H. -
mOnd 10 Greensboro.
Tickets sold 10 all p0tn:; Sou,h, S"%'!.-'' Na
southwest, and baggage chechcd through.
No lay-oTer checks given on local t'',ti..
JOHN X. Ma Ni'Enn.
General Passenger W :.
n. VI, r, ThLCOTT, General Suu,I lu'rh.t.a'.
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WOOD ANB COAL.

ALL PERSONS WANTING No. l AN
"A IHRACITE EGG, STOVE, and NUT COAL
can get II from me at 81 per ton.
Also, ALL OTHER KINDS OF COAL at the
lowest market rates, X, q. GaR1,
No 10 south Eighth street,
co list between Main and Cary.
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Affection SaLES-This Day.

EEeClaI CUHlNIISsIUIItISs
Sales to be conduc: ed by GRUBBs WILLIAMS,
A nctiouners - "..-s. sc IL
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.

TOR PHILADELPHIA AND ~sSsa
Il FALL RIVE R.-Steamer EF- <2sssaazzssa
ERMAN. CAPTAIN CARR, will receive freight for
the above ports until FRIDAY the 9TH instant
nj ! q O'Clock A. VI. J. ". MCCARRlCk.
GO l2-lt General Southern Agent.
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TIE GOOD OLD METHODIST


walks with downcast eye and meditative
look, his thoughts the while dwelling upon
some precious promise OF Holy Writ, and
preparing him for the service shortly to
begin. There stands group Of well-to. do
farmers, large-iointed. red-faced, rough
: banded, well-kept, deeked out in plain,
homemade garments. and discussing the
crops, the last sermon, or the various news
OF the day. Here comes, with whip in hand
add trowsers in his boots, a young man
whose swarthy face speaks months OF
honest, manly toll. There, with bat awry,
in gaudy colors, struts the city rough:
Next comes daintily stepping by iair an
gentle maiden, symmetrical from mead 10
foot, and graceful withal, now and then
tossing her head or throwing disdain1ui
glance at some village belle, or the fnery..
loving milkmGid, in her Sunday best. And
next corpora's guard OF young men,
whose winks and leers at the good old
Methodist tell very plainly they have come
to laugh and scoff. And next couple,
whose vacant eye and unsteady gait tell
3 Just as; plainly the tale Of many tempta'
, tion, weak resistance. and hopeless fall:
'sAnd following close in their wake, with
smile OF low cunning, and soft, cat-like, de
precating motions, comes the samester, who
plies bis netarious trade within the very
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THE INDIANS.
The MOr,nons Abetting the Utes.

WINNIPEG, October 81. The situation of
the Indians at Saskatchewan is grave, owing
to the scarcity of buffalo, and if supplies are
net furnished it is feared they will forcibly
take provisions from the settlers. Large
numbers of Indians have emigrated to Prince
Albert district They are well armed The
settlers ask the government for protection.
SANTA FE, October 80. Advices from
Wingate state that the fort has been reduced
to ashes by Navajos and all the stock stolen.
Nothing stated about the killed or wounded.
RAwLINs, October 81. The Utes send word
that they wish to treat with Merritt, they be.
ing dissatisfied with Adams conference.
Three hundred and fifty Utes are camped 80
miles north of Merritt's camp, and Chief
Jack is anxious to treat with them for peace,
but Merritt cannot receive criminals. Jack
says that the reason of the outbreak was that
Meeker told an Indian that those that were
bad would be hanged when the troops ar
rived. The Indians told parties recently
here that the Mormons abetted them. The
Indians expect open aid from them. There
are only twenty-five Utes at the Utah agency.
Merritt has sent for two more companies of
cavalry. 1t is doubtful if Mrs. Meeker sur
wives the hardships she has been through.
Mr.. Dillman, government farmer at the
Unitah agency, with an interpreter, by repre-
senting themselves as Mormons, were able to
pass through the camp of the hosties and
gain their confidence. Jack, the Ute Chief,
told Dillman that if the war continued they
would be aided by the Unitah Utes, Arapa-
hoes and other tribes
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An AhTay IA NvaTu SlAs
On Thursday afternoon quite serious af-
fray occurred in Ward six. or in that part Of
Augusta known as Mud Mills. A man named
Joseph Hoyt and his family live there, and
on the afternoon of the day in question they
were visited by two brothers named Frederick
and Jacob Rhodes, of Whitefield, who are
related to the Hoyt family. The two Rhodes
were intoxicated, and somewhat inclined to
make trouble as would appear. They soon
got into dispute with Hoyt relative to the
pulling qualities of their horses, and not
agreeing in their opinions, hard words came
on and finally ended by the exercise of clubs
rocks and knives. The two brothers pitched
into Hoyt and one Of them drew knife and
began to hack his face in a ptiable manner,
almost cutting out his right eye. Hoyt's
wife started to come 10 the rescue of her hus-
band but was knocked down and considerably
bruised. After getting suffciency of this
kind of sport they went into the barn and
helped themselves to one of Hoyt's horses
and drove away. If some of the neighbors
had not interfered it is thought that some one
would have been seriously injured. Word OF
the affair was given to our police yesterday
morning and procuring warrant City Mar
shall White started away to arrest the two
pugnaci0us men of Whitefeld.
The Marshal returned n the evening with
his prisoners, and to-day they will appear
before Judge True. The two men admit
there was quite lively contest.