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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-15
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Days.
BY Frank d. Hlild Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
80 yNo.zI1O8 mnfn street. sEs

TRUSTEES SALE OF BEAUTIFUL
sTp P5tP oPF6sTE T IN Hone FOR
TIE SISTERS OF THE, POOR" AZ AsD AZ "
ySNES 'HESoEBy virtue OF d deed OF trust,
SSiN re- iecoried 10 cIerk's office Richm9nd Chan.
Gerry Court, D. p. 40 9. PAGE 2S!, dei ,an,s
here, secured, and at quest Of tse btnsac!ary
viii sell auction on The prsnlsss i1c a. US aoNye.
LOT OF GROUND In said deed. IS follows; t60
let on iie north side Of Floyd street Win denth
6f 1aO feet 10 an alley adjoining A. w: Joness resi-
DANCE THO ground will be divided into two lots or
al feet each or sold whole. Being In one square
oS The Grove road and IN nrapidly-improvin2o local.
fly. these lots offer superior Inducements tof Pu'-
ct % ers. $500 - r al, ,a
enough to pay note or s2oU; me Daiahse 10 Elk
"n ,.,t 10 IL 15171e2O,&2l -. Trustee.
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BY ". Goddin
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr,
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

cALEAT AUCTION OF TWO SMALL
BRICK-AND-FRAME TEN EMENTS on THE
East LINEOF ST. PETER BETWEEN DUFAL
AND BAKER STREETS, ONE CONTAINING
FOUR ROOMS, THE OTHER TWO ROOMS.-At
the REQUEST of Anna Brocket, Will sell ut auction,
ON The premises, on TUESDAY the 18Th March,
1879. Mt s O'Clock Z. NJ. the TWO BRICh-hN
FRAMED TENEMENTS located as above, suitable
for small families who desire to buy = cheap home.
TERMS: At sale. w. GODDIN,
NH 10 Ahctlnncer.
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BY w. GoGn,n,
BY ". GOunIn,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionccr.
corner OF Eleventh and Bank streets.

Real Estate ARtHt anu AuClIUHccT'
corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.
GALE AT AUCTION OF THAT LARGE
- AND ELEGANT RESIDENCE AT TIE
SOUTHEAST CORNER OF GRACE AND SKI Ii
STREETS, IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND-At
the request of the evise.s of the lae Alfred Penn,
shall offer for sale at public auction, on TUESDAY
the Sth February, 1879. ut AZ O'Clock r,M., ON
The premises, his LARGE AND ELEGANT RESI-
UESCE, located rs above. now In the occupancy of
the Hon. James Lyons. The LOT has front OF s
feet. and a depth Of 1872 feet TO an alley The
DWELLING Is in good repair. and possesses every
accommodation for 4 large family usually found in
such an establishment. As II Is so well known, 4
further description Is deemed unnecessary.
TERMS: One fourth cash: balance 1T SIX twelve,
and eighteen months, for negotiable no.Gs, Interest
added, secured by d. ell Of trust.
Possession about the ST Of May next.
W. GODDIN,
Real Estate AuctiOneer
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by W. GeQdin,
Real Estate Agent aud Auctioneer,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets,

TRUSTEES SALE OF LOT WITH
4 TWO SMALL BRICK TENEME NTS THEKE-
ON on THE EAST SIDE OF FIRST BETWEEN
BYRD AND ARCH sTREETS-As trustee IN q
certain Deed from John Scott Ind VIII da!sa
COurt SHALL in execution thereof PROCEED to sen
mt public auction. on the premises. on MoNDAY'
l7ih March, 1879, Mt O'Clock l.. Nj the a2 n.
described property, fronting on the cast lin" OF tlrs
street feet, running back 65 feet to the second
African Baptist church. , -
TERMS liberal. and made known at the hour OF
sale. WILLIAM JOslAh 1870 800
NH 1S
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DOE SALE PRIVATELY, A NICE a.
L NEW BRICK DWELLING on upper a:y
Main street in good neehborliood, half square OF
Monroe Park, eight rooms, kitchen. bath, &c.
Price, $4,000. on twp or four yeats, credit:
Also, NEW FRAME, DWELLING, with seven
rooms on west Marshall street. In excellent neigh
borhood Price, S1.70O, on two. or four years
credit. FRASK D., HILL Co..
'-!1 If1' - .-.H ''teit Real Estu.e Agents,
NH last .f.s = AZ II. HOS Maiu street.
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,TURFING, AND GRADING.

HNURFING AND GRADING DONE
l. With dispatch. SECTIONS IN HOLLYWOOD
property cared for by month, season, or year.
Prompt attention paid 10 Inquiries addressed
WILLIS 6 STiTH, care virginia State Agricu,tn-
raj society or to personal calls ut ll02 west Leigh
street, NH l0.cod3w
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Saving Trouble.

From the indianapolis Senitnel.1
It is reported that John Sherman IS going
to sit for bis picture, to be hung In the room
OF the Chamber OF Commerce. Why not
hang John Sherman himsclf5 There would
be sense in that.
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Eissors Dispoica VIII you be so kin
Il Is publish the piece Of poetry ! ENCLOSE
md obiigc, s n
~s-RscHxosD, February %. 1872 /
I,s7ys rse Il Letter, Mr.. Postman'
/ was sitting fnjmy siudy
writing letters when I heard ra,s ma
"Pl@ss s,ss g s :n mi NOT sc disturbed"
usut use tired OF the sfsty..
Wast some oxzcr mig 20 uo.
vritinr letters, Il ,on, mamma 49, .-scr ~
n 10 TapY wife letter. TOO
"Ee.aows a s,aS Si ma KiIaa no Ss
2 No. no. mamma, me wife letter
IAN if.sou vi show me bow"
woaid ps,n, my darli. g's portrait, ~
S'S+5-t A 8 his sweet eyes searched my face- ~
4 N Hair OF gold and aycs OF azure.
~ FORM or childish, witcning grace.
But the eager face was cloudod,
As Istowly shook nay head,
! !. Till said" I'll make letter
OF You. darling boy, instead"
So parted back the tresses ,.
From hts forehead, high and ~ni'er
And a stamp ia sport pasted
MID its waves OF golden light
Z. Then I sid " Now little letter
60 away and bear good news"
And smiled US down the staircase
Gsttrrcd loud the little shoes,
leaving me. til. darling hurried
Down 20 Mary In his glec,
"Msmma's wiling lots Of letters:
lse q letter, Mary-scei"
,r No one heard the front-6oor open,
No one saw the golden hair,
As II foa,ed DER ht< shoulders
In the crisp october air.
Down the street The baby fastened
TN be rescued the office door.
ATS letter. Dir. Postman; ga
Is there woom Tor any moreI"
sTanse dis letters dom TO papa;
Papa lives with I,od, 'ou know;
Mamma sent me for letter
Does 'ou fink u, tan dop"
Hut the clerk IN wonder answered:
:. Not to- day. my iitsie man."
&" Den I'll iii Il noZzer ONCE:
'Tause must do If tan."
the clerk would have detained him,
But tile pleading face was gone,
And the little feet were hastening-
Bv The busy crowd swept on.
Suddenly the crowd was parted,
Peeplc ReG to left and right,
AS s. pair of maddened horses
At that moment dashed In sight.
No one saw the baby tGurc-
No one saw the tolden har--
TIN voice Of frightened sweetness
Rang out on the autumn air.
Twas TOO iatc-a moment Only
Stood The heautcous vision there,
Then the little face lay i,felcss,
Coyereu DER wi h golden hair.
Reyerenty they raised my darling,
Brushed away the curls or gold,
Saw the stamp upon his forehead.
Growing now 81 icy cold.
Not n mark the fuce disDgured,
Showing where hoof bad trod;
But the little HE was ended
tpapa's letter" was with Goo.
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CoNFECTIONERIEs, &c.

DURE CANDIES.-Ita am manufacturing
II daily my intmitable purecgtshed sugar Cha r.
IFIED FLINT CANDIES. I make better CAN
DIES for wholesale purposes than any house In this
perfectly pure and no.adnte-
rations. We don't use any gucos grape-sugar tara
but pure sugars: II Is more highly
favored whittier, brighter, frtner, and Is warranted
10. stand firm In any ciima.e.! ii ,"
IA 80 1912 Main sfreet.
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Richmond Bazaar,
No, 1888 and l440 Franklin street.

Richmond Bazaar,
No. 1888 and 1440 Franklin street.
WILL SELL BY AUCTION ON SAT-
i URDAY MORNING, 15thinstant, at IL O'Clock,
the o,Dcou
WESTERN HORSES AND MARES.
C. c. BURTON, Auctioneer.
WILL DE ADDED TO THE ABOVE SALE:
I light SPRING WAGON. ne9ry new, made ny
Jlarke-suiiable for grocer or baker;
] set SINGLE HARNESS, and
worker.
All sold for want Of use.
Sale nositiye. C. G.. BURTON,
NH 1927 Auctloneer tOr o"hers.
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LICENSES-TAXES.

CITY AUDITORS OFFICE
RICHMOND. March 10, 1879. :
THE LICENSE-TAXES OF 1879 HAN T.
L been assessed and placed In THIS OFFICE for
the inspection OF all concerned, and VIII here re-
man until the 19th instant Inclusive.
THE COMMITTEE ON FINANCE
will hold sessions Ut the Council chamber, Broad
street, Oh ~
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY,
THE 2OTII AND 2lST OF MARCH,
between the hours of and O'Clock Z. NJ, for The
purpose Of hearing and considering appeal. from
said asses ments. No change IN classification VIII
afterwards be made except OH The order OF the Guy
Council. j. Il. ROlSIER,
NH lO-11t Auditor.
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BY Paine, Register & CO., Auctioneers,
No.l3 south Twelfth street.

sO FRUIT AND ORN AMENTAL
CU.UUU TREES. VINES. PLANTS. &C. &C,
AT kUCTION.-In order 10 clear land Tor Inlnre
SESDAY, March 10Th, at No. 1918 Main street,
10000 FRUIT and ORNAMENTAL TREES,
VINES. PLANTS, &C &C,
all warranted true 10 name consisting oil Apple,
Peach Standard and Dwarf Pears. Cherry, rum
ciduous Trees. Evcrgrcens, and Shrubs; y l'iows'
Arbor-yite:, Norway Spruce, Magnolias. re; &c.
Sale will be continued from day to day until COM
pleted FEANhLlH DAVIS y ~
PAINE, RoYsTER Co, Auctioneers. mn Ia
COMMIssIONER's SALE OF TRACT
" OF LAND AND VALUABLE MANuEAC-
TURiNG MILL IN BUCKINGHAM COUNTY,
The undersigned, commissioner, appointed by de-
cree of the Circuit Court of Buckingham county
made ut the October term thereof for the year
1878, in the suit Of B. W. Ley. executor or X 1.
will sell, on the premises, at said MIL. on MON.
TRACT OF LAND in Buckingham county. near
Cnrdsyile, on which DR.. William T. Osborne re-
sides. containing L RE HuNDREO AND THlR-
TYEGHI ACREs Of IVA ETf Ell En- y, L .sSns
sarv out-buildings, and large MANUFACIUklNG
MILL. in Good working order. This property Is
considered valuable. and Will be an eXce!cnt III
vcstmebt for capitalists - 4. i.
The sale will be made, without prejudice to the
growing crops. on the following&erms-to wit: One
fourth In cash, ana the residue of The purchase
money 4 credit of one. two, anu three years
eOual Instruments with interest from SALE the pur-
TO execute bonds with goOi security for de-
ferred payments. and the title ned as further
ficaiion of the court. JOHN X. W lLsoN.
NH l4-2taw30d Commissioners.
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WILL BE ADDED
to the above sale on SATURDAY MORNING, 18th
instant,
one PAIR MULES. II hands high,
six and seven years old; sound, and we'll broke 10 oil
harness Sale positive. Z. Z. DURION,
NH l4-2t Auctioueer for owner.
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By Chafir, Staples i Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. ! north Tenth street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF ~ VALUABLE
Il SUBURBAN PROPERTY IL SIDNEY ABOUT
HALF 4 MILE FROM THE CORPORATE LIN
IT'S. COMPRISING EIGHT ACRES OF LAND.
WITH EXCELLENT LARGE STUCCUED
DWELLING AND A FINE ORCHARD OF
DWARF PEAR AND OTHER FRUIT TREES
TuEREOS.-By virtue of certain deed OF trust
executed by r. W. Brown and wi lie TO j. VI: Goddin
aud +. ID. Meredith trustees, with power III either
Que to act, dated 18th December, 1873, and duly
Court, TO secure the payment Of n certain sum OF
money, and default having been made In The pay.
ment Of a portion thereof-and being so required
by the beneficiary under said decd-f VIII SELL Upon
rho premises, on MONDAY The Gath day OF March,
1879 ut AZ o'clock Z. NJ. 10 the highest bidder, the
admirably. located aDd desirable property mention
cd above and described in The said deed, rs follows
"AII that certain LOT, or PARCEL OF LAND,
near the city of Richmond, in that part OF Hen
rico county called Sidney. and being The square OF
land In sidney bounded by Elmwood. Dover, Elm,
and Cedar streets. embracing Lots Nos. 272, 273,
PA and rs as laid out In The plan of said town,
with q LARGE BRICK DWELLING and other Inn
provements thereon also, those certain LOTS In
the county Of Henrico In the plan Of Sidney, bound
ed by Elmwood Dover, Cedar, and Robinson streets,
known AS Nos. 317, 31s, $40, and 500"
TERMS Enough IN cash TO defray the expenses or
executing this trust ana to pay off and discharge
three negotiable notes-one for 1875 0. with In
terest from 9th September, 1878; one for 80
and one for $500, with interest from 18Th De-
cemhcr. 1878; aud the balance upon such terms
us will be announced ut the time of sale.
j. NJ. GODDIN, Trustee.
CHAFFIN, STAPLES 6 Co., Auctoncers
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Immediately after the above sale, in pursuance Of
another decd Of trust cXcuPd by same parties 10 me
on the 20rh day Of July. 1878. shall sell NINE,
TY-SIX ACRES OF LAND adjoining the land
above described and near 10 SAID turnpike.
Thi, land Is partly In wood, and being near the
city on good road, should attract the attention OF
those wishing to invest in property that must i'll
crease in value. 49,
TERMS: The deed requires cash; but more lib
cra terms may be announced at sale
JOHN &. ROBERTSON,
NH It'd Trustee.
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BY Frank j. Sampson,
Reol Estate Agent, Auctiopecr, and Notary Public
corner Ninth and Hull streets,
Manchester Va
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BY Frank D. Sampson.
Real Estate Agent, Auctfoncer. and Notnry Public,
corner OF Ninth and Hull streets,

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
l. REAL ESTATE IN THE COUNTY OF CHES-
TERFIELD. ABOUT FOUR MILES FROM IHE,
CITY OF MANCHESTER, ON THE MfDLO-
THAN TURNPIkE.-In pursuance OF deed of
trust executed to us by W. &. Ike and wife on
the 81 of April. lS7S, we shall sell ut public auc-
tion-belng required so to do by the beneficiary In
said said decd-on the preIni, es, on the GOTH DAY
OF MARCH, 1879. at O'Clock i. W., ilr property
above located. containing ONE HUNDRED
ACRFS; twenty-five acres lies cdatcly on the
turnpike, at Valtaires: the residue In rear OF The
above. on Robers's road.
expenses of sale: but more liberal terms viii prool-
by be announced on day OF sale.
WILLIAM AMBtRS, (Trusteos
JOHN {. RUBERTSON,I A
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WOOD AND s'DSi

GOOD, DRY PINE ANp "Ah s..
" at from 50. $3.50, 10 Il yer '%'&, riiNA.
sl75, anu 80 per half cord. 'vlNt''. - .s,-
CITE COAL, all slzcs-!owc,t 81 ,.t SOFT
class coal. SPLINT. CLONEH II, "tSt,,.-.a,,.:
prices. Rroad s,reets, opposite iAt'''''o' >''.>
teenih and Cary streets. !. II PAGE
Iuh Is - -
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NJ. ALFR1END & son, AGENTS.
NH RICHMOND,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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rLvi coNCHEs 5
SENATE.

WAsuEsGToS, Dc. e.-Mr. BAYARD
from the COMMITTEES on Finance, reported
the Senate Bill Tor the intsrca Angiug oi
subsidiary silver coins, and ssk.d its indt f.
mite postponement. So ordered. Aiso the
Senate till to sulhoriz, the Secre:sry Of the
Treasury to issue ten million dollars OF
per cent. bonds, for the payment OF the ar
rea-s OF pepsions, AID asked lis indefinite
postponement. so ordered.
The VICE-PREsIDEsr laid before the
Senate a communication from the Post
MISTER General, transmitting aletter from
the Assistant Postm aster General, calling
attention to the insufiiciepcy Of appropris-
tons for iniard mail transportation for the
present fi-cal year, and recommending tina;
50 100000 be respprop.isted cut Of the I'M
expended balances Of. former sppropria-
tions for that purpose during the last four
Year,, which have been converted into the
Treasury, AID be msde available 20 me-,
the necessities of service. Referred.
Also. communication from the SEC
RETARY OF WAR, transmitting a copy Of
the report OF Lisutenant-Cieneral Sheridan,
a. to the stations Of troops in order to con.
troll the squatter immigration entering the
Indian territory, and stating his belief that
the staten. cannot be ssfsiy abandoned,
and that others may perhaps be required
and unless some action in the premises is
ia ken by Congress, the military occupation
r-isrrsd 10 may be regarded as perp tual.
Referred.
Senator INe Ais presented a pemoIii
of certain ex soldiers, who represent that
they we're psid in 6eprscia;ed currency,
and asking Congress- to pay the difference
between the value OF ereenb ,ct. and gold
at he iiue Of thsir payment, with Elk yer
cent Interest, CON pouade6 annually. Re-
fsrrsd
Also, the petition OF the Ksns7s Freed
mans Relief Associs;iop, a-kiog that q
contribution ct merchsodise for charitable
purposes from England .nd Ireland, may
be admitted free from duty. Referred.
On motion Of Senator DAYS., the resolu-
ton heretofore submitted BY the Secretary
Of the Treasury Of The AMOUNT paid sincs
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THE.sANCa FE Road

Oae Of the strongest, abiest, AID be5!-
msngei roads in The West Is lie a stsiia9u,
Topeka and Santa Fe, and its recent pur-
chase Of the ST. Lauts and San Francisco,
makes il one of he great trsnscontinental
highways OF the country. the people OF
Kansas have a very warm aide Tor the
Santa Fe because Of the great work 1t has
done IN developing the resources OF our
State. Its line from the Missouri river 10
the western border Of the STATE, up the
great Arkansas valley, has opened up and
deyeloped one of the richest and most fer
tile sections Of the United States, and a
section Ci such great extent that 1t Is an
empire within itself. Tie Santa Fe rail
way is the grand artery Of all this region,
and By the wisdom OF its management i. Il
run in the interest OF the people, thus pro
noting its own best interests more surely
and certainly than would be possible in any
other wsy. Under the efficient general
management of Mr.. Strong, it has become
oi4t Vi lAc SEtdL lltEOu, lA-siSs VA AHN4S"N
and one that Kansas people all regard as
our road-a road in which the people feel
peculiar interest, and whose welfare hey
regard as its own. The management OF Its
land policy also, has been based upon broad
and liberal principles, and experience has
demonstrated the wisdom OF the course
pursued The authorities OF the road have
shown themselves able to understand and
appreciate the grand possibilities within
their reach, ard have SO managed the
great interests Of the liIe iha; they haye
transformed a wild ard uninhabited region
into one 81 the most prosperous and popu-
lous sections of the State, covered through
cut with rich and productive farms, and
dotted ell over with thrifty and prosperous
villages. And not only this, but It's man
agement has also had the efrc: of raising
the value OF its own stock from ninety per
cent below par-at which il sold in the
open market-rot two years asc-to fifteen
per cent. above par, at which it is now
quoted. When the stock of road can
thus be brought up from the foot 10 the
head OF the list in less than two years, there
Is no other evidence necessary 10 prove
that Its management is in able and cCnpe-
tent hands.
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We have received an Inquiry from ID. Il.
Anthony, OF the LesvenwOr TINES, VIZ:
/. "Who do you favor for President, ana
Why ?"
2. "Who do you favor for Vice President,
and why 2"
IL answer to the question We will say
we favor James q. Blaine for PresI-
dent, because We think he Is a statesman
worthy the honor, incompatible and eIIi-
neatly qualified for the duties of the ofiice.
To the second question We emphatical.y
answer. Gov. John L. st. John for Vice Presi
dent, because we are personally acquainted
IN him, and from close on ervation o
his official record We know him TO be Chris
tisn sIstesman OF the highe-J order, IN full
accord with the progressive spirit OF the
country.
We favor the nomination Of both These
gentlemen by the Republican party, becsu q
We rnink they could lead the party 10 a ui
umpnant victory, and not Ouly carry tue
solid NORTH bat break the rank Ct the
| "Solid South" Tue hold that they have on
! the confidence and respect OF the cOlOTed vC-
| ters of the country would sdd much tO the
chances OF earring two or three of the South
ern States True, the party can succeed
without these SDuihern -tate-, nut a Rspub-
Iicsn victory IN louisiana and Florida would
do more towards wiping out the bitterness oi
sectional strife than ali the SOFT words ever
| uttered by Secretary schuTz or President
Hayes.
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NJ. Gouid'- u ,liions now crowd close &c
those u; aliar5i.t He is man of finer
t. Eturs THAI the old Commodore's son
He doCsl'I run 20 the tine houses, costly
stabie-, ami biocG-d steeds. At night
when he dismisses hi. operators from the
telegraph .fiiccs il Ms own house in Fifth
avetIe, a"d .n.ers up in a little book the
telegraphic reports If the receipts OF the
vaIicus railroads which be owns, he doe
no, go to 4 club 10 carouse, to q bsrq1et &c
steam up with Oh An rs gre, or to theatre
he rs;irss tn the TtceEse5 OF a peaceful
library, and, riih his young cons ahoui
hin, rezds The l. itin classics, the world
forgelti; G, bu. rot BY the world forgot-by
a large msj1rity. the mex, morning esrly
he hss the telegraph doing lightning ser
vice, and he 10 sending an electric sho'
through Wall street SO soon "a the bull.
and the besrs come into that field for pasture
Mr. GJpli is liberal man, although
Wien lie N kes b,guest he does not have
the information written in manifold and
sent to all the newspapers. The frs
negs New York had of his gift TO TIE
Memphis sufferers Of So 900 was from
Memphis, a. did the news OF the second
gift Of 5000
Mr.. Gould, being a small man, Of little
physical pro -ess, ia Ia uraliy not disposed
to gu, himself rsckiessiy in the way OF the
horns of the bulls AID the claws Of the
beais. There are some men in Wall street
AZ Mr.. Gould has reason to know, who
with to resent their losses with their fists
snd are disposed TO follow Major Seiover',
example ard dispatch him bodily dowr
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HOW TEE DEMOCRATS CARRIED
LOUISIANA.

The New York Times has a dispatch
from New Or,esns which says: The fact that
Madison parish formerly gave $500 Re
publican majority and now returns 200
Democratic msjoriiy ia explained. Some
days before election bul!dcz T from the
country made hostile demonstrations,
picked out colored men with whom the
management Of the campaign rested, and
summsrily got rid of them. Sunday,
Dave Armstrong was hanged in Morassef;
X. H. Brown, late Postmaster, was hanged
Monday might; ex-Sher.ff Peck was whip
ped, and all the other Republican election
officers ID. The pari-h vote wss deposit
Cd in boxes in bulk all Democratic,
and counted as above. Tie negroes and
Republicans did not vote except in one
precinct, where only 100 votes were csst.
This operation alone makes difference Of
5000 in favor of Wilt. Rubbing two polls
in Jtfierson and the capture Of one in
Aleiers destroyed about 1900 Pspublicsn
msjority. New Orleans polled only one
half her registered vote.