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The Columbus journal., 1879-02-05

A TTENDS TO ALL BUSINESS per-
n tainining to general Real Estate
Agency and Notary Public. Have in
structions and blanks furnished by
United States Land Office for making
ing a trip to Grand Island. Have a large
number OF farms, city lots and all lands
belonging to u p. r. r. in Platte and
adjoining counties for sale very cheap.
Attend to contesting claims before U. s.
Land office.
ORce one Door West Of Hammond House,
COLUMBUS, NEB.
F. W. OFT, Clerk.
Speaks Germgn.
The Columbus journal., 1879-02-05

The coffin lay mid garlands smiling as II
they knew us:
The patient face within it preached q
final sermon to us;
Our parson had gone touring on a trip
he'd long been earning,
In that Wonderland whence tickets are
not issued for returning.
o tender, good hearted-shepherdi you
sweet smiling lips, halfparted,
Told Of scenery that burst on you just
the minute that you started!
Could you preach once more among us,
you might wonder without fearing
You could give us tales of glory We
would never tire Of hearing.
-Ha,per's Magazine for FebrHd'y.
The Columbus journal., 1879-02-05

And the sinners got 10 laughing, and
that finally CALLED and stund us,
To ask him. Would he kinoly once
more settle down am ong US!
Didn't he think that more home produce
would improve our souls digestions
They appointed me committeeman to
go and ask the questions.
i found him in his garden, trim an
buoyant as a father;
He pressed my hand, exclaiming, This
is quite italian weather.
How il minds me Of the evenings when,
your distant hearts caressing,
Upon nv benefactors / invoked the
Heavenly blessingr'
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DIR. HAMAoND's BIRTHDAY PRESENT.
When the dispatch was received ut the Of
flee OF DR.. William A. Hammond, in New
Y0pk, announcing bis reinstatement (onthe
retired ist) in the United States army, from
which he was dismissed under sentence OF
court-martial in 1884, the Doctor was Oh "a
visit to Coney Island with Hon. j. Moe
rison Harris, Of Baltimore. who was hiS
counsel before the court. When they
reached the Doctors house, at midnight, the
Doctor received the notification OF his vim
dication, so his counsel was with him to re-
ceiye the news. The Tribune says DR..
Hammond. without being eiateds is evident
" deeply gratitied with the result Of the APP
plcation. He avoids all expression OF hard
feelings against any one directly interested
In the case. BY the decision he takes his
place upon the retired list with his former
rank, and becomes subject to army regula-
tions, so far as they apply to retired officers.
He is privileged to wear the uniform OF his
rank, and is not permitted to leave the
country without the authority OF the Secre-
tary OF War. Els position in the service
corresponds with that OF General Daniel e.
SickIes and General A. A. Humphreys, late
chief OF engineers, u. s. "A. Another
pleasant feature connected with the occasion
is the fact that General Hammond received
the news on the morning OF the fiity-first
anniversary Of bis birth, he having been
born on August Is, 1928. -: 80
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J XtisslrsrI;s IS 7sAIa 4..rnfars lsays.
-. b ny u. Thofnpsun Brown
Real Esta.e Agent and Ancts0nser,
4 Tia Main street. y

TRUsTEE,s SALE oETWELyE FINE
i MILCH.GGMs. LARGE Q siHFalssn9Rahisrf ~
house. GUST EIMIsHsp ll;,, ON MEsEF i aAYHIF
sTREETS by virtue OF deed OF trust, dated ZSsn
day OF August. 1879. executed by James y. nafay
and wife 10 the undersigned, aud duly recorded IN
the County Court and Chancery GoSrt 1f1css:
viii proceed to sell, on the premises, on IHuR
DAY, September 4th, at = O'Clock, TWELHErINIE
MI, fIH.COWs. new In dairy of MIR. James =.
Hardy. on washington nenr Cary street; imme-
dfateiv thereafter VIII be sold LARGE GUAM
TITY OF STRAW. from the last crop of wheat
After ihe above sales OF personal propeI:y,say,
O'CLOCK r. MI will proceed 10 sell the NEW
BRICK HOUSE. fronting 35 by l59 feet on west
Cary street, and nearly IN front OF said haros' s
residence.
pretty and desirable dwelling.
Attention of parties desiring neat residence In
the western portion of the city. and those Desiring
to add ne milch.cows to their diaries, Is called 70
this sale.
TERMS: 500 cash over that ampunt n negotiable
note for sixty days. satisfactorily endorsed as 20
personal property and to real estate, one fourin
cash balance in six, twelve, and eighteen months
six per cent interest added. and secured by deed
Of trust. ALFRED r. COURTNEY, Trustee.
j. THOMPSON BROWN, Auctioneer. nu ~
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8 81 Hons iM ne
~ y CAilfptnia 90. ~ ~ sus
Enss1 y y snds n Maine on Monnny. ~.
rIss II ItIblic fnterest, as ID da.s, VI. n
49, y I where State officers aus
sss, 81 ,sIre "a veil Id four 1870 w
80. rrass rlll be chosen nssRek IVY,
8 q the Denocrats snsi. .us 49,. :
sstrriir' IN the last named becomes OF gIea'
~, ,tsnsa In yiaw OF The ~.
s,g ps.su q the 81 the next Ptesr
MsIses t.ssrr thrown into the House. = Y
esass 'cSssera here are Eve ttckets 1n tne
Ssis In laliioruia, % follows: DemocEass,
Dr. ,thIbsana. New Constitution pat,5
ianif,eA hy Deuis Kesrney the honora 81
R,Iksl Workingmenss, and Proniolii0nss ISL
These several tickets are headed for Gov T
nor d follows .s Democratic, Hual =.
ilenn Republteaa, George Z. fs s.ss !.
Eer CONSTITUTION party Hngn ~. J noohi
Wutkincmen's, William =. w n,le - o,so
hision. q. G.. Clark. The peopie ~ a..o
torxnress their will as TO the coLsH as -,
or mrohibition ua Chinese immlals.'u y. ~ y,
,Hncing on their ballots the .wosas nj
Chinese immigration, OF lrass Sent;a,
rese Immigration. AZ eae. -, - s,nnd-
S ,e 1850; Democratic, a0,4st ,
@nhiIet the last Legislature contained 2
m memss aa maority Of sixteen on aeint
Urn IN Name only fheer.the Goyerno ~.
is elected on the general ticket For tn rs
there are three candidates 10 tne nS.a, ;s a.
fellows: Republican, Daniel z. Dasls ;
Democratic, Aionzo Garcelon GreenexA,
joseph L. Smith. The vote for Governor ral
,ost year stood Republican, 56.5S4; Demo
c ea ss,sos; Greepback, 41,S7l: There be.
ing no choice for Governor by tine people, Er
a majority vote being required to eaect-Dr.
GarceIon. the Democratic candidate Tas
elected by the Legislature. The people .s o
Maine are also to vote upon the proposed
amendments 10 the Constitution 81 theii
State, which provide for biennial elections
and sessions Of the Legislature, ana a eater
the term OF Office OF governor, senator's
lrenresenfatiyes, and other State tomeers
from one to two gears. II majority OF the NJ
votes cast are 10 favor Of these amendments
they become part OF the Constitution.
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,Ifl.i,lulld pahh.
,,,,o.I,AY .sErrEABER !, 1879 1873
.. ,.. ~ 3. slel,a.rasa Masssy.

Tho Edxnrah 81 80 I'd ~
corre.spouaeat Soi The Rtebuaoaa .L ~.
s,, - riyinS au account OF aspeecn assis.
eyed nv M. Massey AZ King Y an.ss Sy ~.
Snass ,sst Monday, ae " ~, III,
reading portion 0s snc ~
SIS in the West sotu5 c9 stns.s.sins
s S,e hin, as public man, and cseERa
ssss ~ Nd been elected 10 the sensSe % sl
Ia Idsee by The MD OF Esslcs's
~ snraheat, Conservatives. all OF when W.
I .asnieSi most potstisely and emp9atfcsIg;
pn, when asked II ss MAS not true seat ns,5.0
4 hsar elected ia the tower House ss ~ assss
~, asnt over the regular nusntstee oi tue
Ssnasers,sfIye marty, he had 70 ~ 2 ~. :
mr., hat such was che fact, but esanea x;,a,
~ Nv t.n. mors votes than the ConseISstts I.
4 =. w. pad,caI csnd dates togetsses = ereis
s sss ssassev never made tie ststemeW con
t..ia..i On the last sentence we awe 'Qeoleu.
i El1 49, Lection OF 1875 Nr. Massey IAN .,
Az Az iSnSennndeoe candi date, for the dtsusc O
1sainaates aSsjust the ticket te&suisrE nomt
.,s,sd Nv tbe Conservative party. 80 ial
from, receiving more votes than hhe Son tse
rst;ve and Radical candidates tagealeIsDE
hmm. one, OF the Conservative tcea oidates
.,ss aiecsed and .Mr. Massev FeeeRed OBJ!
thirty. three votes more titan Mf. Maaa.'.
der. the second man on tae Co ~
vat;ye ticket. The truth Aas ~. 80 ).
sev did nat receive as many woes ,. - =,
ether Of toe Radicals, AID ~ouu ~
have cot to Richmond at al bat for an 'ae'
ss",entionaj blunder in printing enc skepsp o
i;cnn tickets. A portion OF these ucse =
were printed on paper that was snga.'s
.f;nted-tbe law requiring wnfse pa erLa.n Y.
one hundred and forty-sevea votes tcssI .o'
tha Republican candidates &C 1he ccu ~,
house precinct were not counted. DG s,. ~
this Parker (colored} and HanneI WIZ ne
RepublteansAwo1idh have reGesen.eaa a ssoys
hir Parker actually received ajas votes
nc,;nst che 1 All cast for Mr.. Massey Ii Is
Therefore. incredible that he should nave
asserted. as stated by the correspondent OF
the DISPATCH, that he " got more votes tila !,
tho Radicals and Conservatives together.
~ fLbrdDScIp
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CDR. RufFaer says that the McCulloch
bill will do more to advance the public
school interests than any Legislation OF the
State for the last nine yeaEs-" So says, the
Danville Times upon the authority OF q
gentleman who Feuches for the truthful
ness OF the statement.
What will the Repealers say to this
They aver that the MeCulloch ibill will be
the death Of the school system but DIR.
Rnffner, the head Of that system, says it
will do more to preserve it than any legis-
laton for the past nine years. We suppose
they will next charge DR.. Rufner with
paying his taxes in coupons, :and say
therefore he is in favor of sustaining the
McCulioch bill, and an enemy to the pu bile
schools. Such is the logic Of the Respealers.
Salem Conservatives
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ahrtpkaSc in Caroline and 1dtasSlvn


mNo Rexdjusters in Caroline" That is
proclaimed by the Funders. Nevertheless
we have the best possible assurance that
Caroline will be represented in the Le2lsla-
ture BY Readjuster; and il that De so,
there must be at least one Readi uster IN
Caroline. In fact, "the woods is frll OF
,em!" So is the woods OF Pittsy lvania-
another county where the flanders say
there are no Readiusters. II lying will car
nv the State, the Funders are boRnd to win.
Wig. ,
Again, for the information Of the Wing
we would state that in 1877 we had in this
county about q dozen candidates, nine OF
whom represented every kind Of repudia.
tiou from its mildest to its worst form. The
result was that the men who were pro.
nounced debt-payers were chosen by large
majorities. One Of the Re4dissters who,
unless certain conditions were agreed to by
the bondholders, " was in favor m wipine
out the whole debt" out Of about 1900
votes cast got the snug number OF 15O. Sc
it is to-day. A Readiuster has no more
chance Of going to the Legislature from this
county than the respected editor OF the
Whig has of getting to heaven, should ht
be so unfortunate as to "shufiie OF thi'
mortal coil" while pursuing his presen
course.-Chathdm Tribune.
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Editors Dispatch: The people OF Hanc-
yer are pleased to know that DR.. 2ueeen-
berry is opposed to the repeal of the Nc
Culloch bill. Will you allow him, through
the columns OF your paper, to inform bis
constituents by what mathematical, psychic
logical. or other process he has arrived at
his present opinion on that subjects and
also to state if he will pledge himself to be
OF that opinion from now until the next
Legislature shall adjourn?
The great facility with which he some
times flaps over from one side OF question
to the other. while it shows him to be a
statesman OF great versatility of talents and
challenges the admiration OF his friends,
nevertheless keeps them continually appre-
hensive lest, when the day Of battle comes,
he should be fouad in the camp OF the Phil
istines. HANOVER.
August 80, 1879.
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DIR. TUFTS PILLS.
1,UTT's PILLS.
SYMPTOMS OF A TORPID LIVER.

Loss of Appetite, Bowels Costlve; Pain In the
Head with dull sensation in the back part; Pain
Under the Shoulder-Bade; Fullness After Eating,
with dissemination to exertion of body or m'nd
Irrl,abiiy of Temper: Low Spirits, with a feeling
of having neglected some duty: WEAKNESS, Dizhi'
ness Fluitering at the Heart, Dots Before the
Yellow Skin; Headach, generally over the Flght
eye; Restlessness, with ftful dreams; Highly
Colored Urine. .... ..-.
IF THESE WARNINGS ARE UNHEEDED Sc
RIOUs DISEASES WILL SOON
BE DEVELOPED.
TUFTS PILLS are especially adapted to such
cases. One dose effects such change Of feeling q:
to astonish the sufferer.
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THROUGH PAssEEcyp
S:0O +. ID. Leaves Richmond TI.csI,
~ 1 DLd' and SATURDAY" =, TfrRs.
..-... MesI folnt with stia,ns, Irpnhttis n
ail points nm York rjya- naTaH, n,
.a- more. ArriVcs In Bali,n,s.nd Ea,..
~. connects with rail-,lns' n
ington, philadelphia. New ,rf vas
ton. ana all western pniaf 'ofk. he
az E'snIaond with train. ~, . ,tLnnse,,
Ohio railroads. sSIat. ~. ~.
THROUGH FREIGHT,
o:SV a. hs Leaves Richmond MOyD,v
s.oo =. MEsDhf. and FRIDAY: ~ TlD.
o:oo d. M Tuesday, THURSDAY 49,.
Ukkl)hY. Connects viii @ni slr.
At West Point for river l,T1r is.+aiatr,
hTore, and all western ,".r..23 Bl..
meets At Richmond vii. "|I.H. rsr.
,..-. Mond ana larvile r4!.r,,I ~ ',1Sl k'ch.
I'M ietefsn and CA.s,n.IIHnhaG
OHIO railroads. 'Aoeaks .at
LOCAL PASSENGER.
a:oo r ID teayes Richmond MONDAY NJ,
.-l SESDAi. and FRiD,THi' WE'D
THROUGH PAS>ENt,fr
AV'Vo A. n' H ,T az Richmond Trvs,
lnohSiIhf Y, and SATIiPDlTpAfi
nnseLs WIN Trains on E,rn,r,n', 'i'
fe,ersh;rg and CbNsa,r,ks s. ,A
taiiroahs. Stea nsr iivsr, '.. .H 20
silnore from Pier IA ,J.h. Ia.
MONDAY, WEDNE>D,y ' "a. r5s,:
DAY. al 7. VI. C,,,,,i.' nh.
Trains from Philadelphia Ns. VIZ
ana western points. aiuI 4. "a OK
s Tilh trains tor kIcG-iosL ~ rfr.a.
THROUGH FREIGHT.
1850 2. d. Arrives al Rirnlnoni Movu,v
NESDAY, and FRIDAY s,,' WE'D.
$3.50 2. ID. TUESDAY, THURSDAY, ma v,-
URDAf. Connect. viii, So. +Ar-
West Point from BaiIn,ors A.
meets with Eichn0ns AID %.
Ric. 'mond and Petersburg And ~ ~ &c,
peake and Ohio railroads. Ivy
..., LOCAL PASSENGER.
1000 A. II. Arrives az Richmond MOND,,
WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY
meets with Echrond anc r.
burg and Chesapeake and Oak ;,
roads. 49,
No transfer OF freight a; Richmond 10 ~ ,.,,
southern POINTS. Cars -nc through betw' en- 49,
and West Point.
Careful handling and Dispatch, With lowe: ...s
guaranteed.
Through bills OF !ahng. with guaranteed r,,o,
Issued to all northern aEd western point,
Through tickets sold Ia all uor:hern a err -.
western points, ard baggage checked :aro3ks -
For tickets apply al General RhtfrEr Ticket -,
Ace, S26 Main street; al the fN"nus, ft,,rg -, So.
compaaY's depot, corner Tnen;y-!.irI sad 1.,
streets. Richmond, Va.
ma "a Fl. T. DOUGLAS. Su,nr,n.a,ss,,
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au Z4-lw
RICHMOND AND PETERsBURol
RAILROAD COMPANY.
COMMENCING SUNDAY, July g., 1879,
~ trains on this read viii run as follonH:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
1853 A. II, THROUGH MAIL daily, connectin,
and Aiken fyia CharlestoD), Raleigh
Jacksonville. Stops only 1t Chester
and Manchester, and as Halfway on
500 A. M, e RsccoMMo D ALTON daily make.
close connection al Petersburg with
the Atlantic, mississippi aud Ohio
~ raiIrssd for Bristol, Chattanooga
Nashville, Memphis, Lynchbarg
Farmve, and other loca! stations on
.:~ g that road, maktn2 same time as by
any other line. Stops al all regular
500 P. M. AscCoMMsioDATIoN TRAIN daily
except Sunday. Passengers taking
at Petersburg fer Norfolk.
1885 T. NJ. THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
for Weldon, Wilmington, Raleigh,
Charleston, Savannah, Augusta, Co
lumhia, Atlanta, Macon, Mon tgomery
Mobile, New Orleans, and al: points
South and Southwest. Pullman sleep
ing-car from Washington for Will
miHgton, Savannah, and the South.
Stops onlv at Manchester and Chester
and Half Way on signal.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
e:35 A. Il, THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
-. with Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad for al points North
East. and West. Stops 1t Manches-
fer and Chester, and ut Halfway
and q, Drury's Bluff, on signal.
o:25k, NJ, ACCOMMODATION TRAIN daily
texcept sunday. Stops ut all sta
lions. .=.a.
7:lO PM, ACCOMMODATION TRAIN daily
Except Sunday. Stops 0n;v st Nam
chester and Chester, and Halfway on
on signal.
$3.50 2. II. THROUGH MAI, daily, eonnecras
with Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad for all points East
and West. Also, making close cennse'
ton with the Chesapeake and OHIO
railroad for the Virginia Springs and
all points North and West. This tfdia
stops al Manchester and Chester. ant
at halfway and Drury's Bluf, or
signal.
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg will start from
the AppemattoI dsnot-
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS leave Rich
mono $40 4. NJ. aud $50 p. NJ: leave Peters
burg 920 A. NJ. and 5:2j r.. every Sunday.
my 8 A.. SHAW. SUPERINTENDENT
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ayreauest OF the executor Of the owner, nsW, de-
eease shall SELL the pssmises; 1J sse,o a.
" oicinst r. AL. the above DESIRABLE BROAD,
sTRsET located = asscnHs y H aaH
adjoining the lot upon which ICE G nem 9 Tss
sTmRk large one and well adapted for a15 spSi-
ness. There is wide hall leading uP TO me E
,,srsitver a new one aud built OF stook-osick anG
other rs class eria With cI 1 En-; &c; nh
~, socd tensnt The LOT fronts on south sioe OF
Broad street 81 feet and extends back feet 10 an
alley in rear. ,zitS, ,,.s,, 81. ,,,,.,es
dcstrtnx 70 invest in property which will certainly
fnsrease In value and paw we'll ns an snVestment.
tic,ar attention Is invited to this sale Inc OPP
nors,tntty offered here BY auction being rare one
after d md secure a bargain.
4'a1'' go -. =, 5, ROBERT 81. LYME,
sd&,d S''I'E ~ Anctoneer.
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ca I a.4&.d
BY W. Goddln, r.,-.g 81,
!. Real Estate Agent and Aucttouser,
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA.
" BILE TRACT OF LAMP ~ HANoD DE;1
TWENTY-FIYE MILES WEST 0F RICHMOND n; SlSD
nv virtue OF decree Of the Circuit Court oil HaRo,
yer In The case OF Hancock us. CrelshaT rendered
the 7th Of November 1879 WIZ sy Al
DAY the 22d OF September, at Neerofoot, that
part--or so much thereof as may be necessary TO
bay the amount required by said deeree-of the
EEGROFOOT TRACT OF LAND which was pur,
chased by e. G. Crcnshaw from G. White ana Hill
Carter, commissioners In said SUM- ana ",Sh Ic g =
the Old Negrofoot dwellIng-house, and which con.
fains IS5k acres, or less a0d Is now occupied
by j. W. B. Newton. There is on this place store
house which Is doing good business: large pail
room, barn, stable. corn house: &C.; Eost.once
an orchard. large brick dwelling containing niue
rooms and ali the usual out-build ngs. 1t is under
good fence, and part of 1t well taken In clover )
about seventy-fve acres OF open land; balance In
oak and pine timber.
TERMS OF SALE: Enough IN cash to pay the ex.
pepses of sale and the of 1908 49, with inLerssL
On $I96. So from 1st May, 1878. and on S202:Is
from lst November. 1878: and The residue OF the
purcbase-nouey to secured by two bonds OF equai
amount falling due In six and twelve months, pear
ing interest from date and secured BY tiLIe oelng
retained. HILL Shh i En-
sc 1-M3w SurYlflhG SolhInlsstone..
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EURNITuRE,

GPE CIALS NO.TICE-LARGEM
y STOCK ON Easy TERMS OF p.AxIT rEAs
MH&Ts. ALLOW PRICES, FOR THE NM
desire 70 purchase FURNITURE of any k,pa %
oar large aad sslect stock, most Of which, seiGs
bought Ter cash we are prepared TO snes IA
/ nrioss. sWsSaTs soise One Ca,AeG ~
sER SUITS Which .e VII stsss a a snHIi
NTT!iRn n GATHRIe HI son.
~ 49, ZIG aovGnsShSr AaASASs
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BY Wellington Goddin. .-
Real Estate Agent and huctloneer'
corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.

r1RIISTEE'S SALE OF EXCELLENT
| LITTLE FARM OF 40 ACRES IN HEINRICH
ABouT THREE NILES MasT 3P k5GhM3 9NB
Tt1fs RICHMOND AND FREDERICKSBURG
RAiLROAD.-As trustee in d certain deed OF trust
from MT. H. n. Straton, bearing date 10Th OF De-
Cnuniy Court, shall, trustee, proceed to sell Al
public auction, on the premises on THphSpA NJ.
F5VrEILENT LITTLE FARM located Us above,
now In the occupancy of Mr. Stralton and bis FAINT
w. II adjoins the lands of Mcssrs ThemaS Johnston,
John A. Lynham. and Others continuing Az
ACRES, the most Of which Is open land Of fair quail
inv The Improvements consist Of a comfortable
DWELLING and the usual Out-buiIding1. There IS
on the place very superior ORCHARD UF CHOICE
FRUITS and well OF good water.
TERMS: Enough In cash to defraY expenses Oh
"a e and to nav of the principal and interest OF Q
bond amounting to about $4,000: balance on such
terms as shall be announced 1T the time OF sale:
W. GODDIN. Trustee.
P 8. The creditor would If desired, grant liberal
credits OH his debt. le
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BY Robert Il. Lyme.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No, 1912 Main street.

MICE AND NEAT ST 0 r E, AND
IN DWELLING ATTACHED, No. 900 NORTH
STREET. BETWEEN CHRIS
TIAN AND RICHARD STREETS, FOR SAIL BY
AUCTION.-By request OF the owner. who has de-
terminrd positively 10 sell ut The lime named.
shall offer for sale by public auction, upon Inc
premises, on WEDNESDAY, the 80 day OF Septemo
her 1870 at 4k O'Clock o. NJ. The above desirable
FRAME STORE and DWELLING, which has been
built within The past few years. The store has
shelving. &C. The dwelling contains four rooms
kiIshcu &C. with water and fruit trees In the yard
The lot Is 22x165 feet. This is a real nice small
piece of property. and will be good stand tor any
light business. Bidders may attend the sale WIN
The assurance that the property will certainly be
sold. -,
TRRMsy One third cash: balance at three, six.
nine, and twelve months, with interest ADDED 10
notes, and secured by u trust-lecd
ROBERT B. LYME,
All 29-ThS,M. Tu&W5t Auctionter.
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TUTTS HAIR-DYE.-GRAY HAIR or
i WHISPERS changed 10 GLOSSY BLACK by
single application of this DYE. 1t imparts
Natural Color, acts Instautaneously. and Is Us
Harmless rs spring-water. Sold by druggists or
sent by express on receipt Of FL; ,r >,,,,, vo,r
-. - = (au l5-eodFe19l
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-01
BY Jno. E. Laughton, Jr., Auctionecr,
o16 Main street.

BY Jno E. Laughton. Jr, Auc,ionecr,
GIG Main street.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR
III NITURE, ROW. BOAT, &C. AT AUCTION;
On TUESDAY, I'd instant, at 10 O'clock. VIII sell
at the residence No sixth street, between NAN
and Franklin streets, part OF The HOUsEhOLD
FURNITURE, consisting of .,-,,
/ STRiPED-REPS WALNUT PARLOR SUIT,
MARBLE.TOP PARLOR-TARLES.
CHROMOS, BUREAUS, SOFA.LQUSGE. In,
! excellent COTTAGE CHAMBER SUIT Win
s WARDROBE;
! excellent REFRIGERATOR. as good rs new;
OAK DINING-ROOM CHAIRS,
KITCHEN FURNITURE,
keeping articles.
ALSO.
/ OJJTRIGGER ROW BOAT and OARS.
JNO. L. lAUGHTON, JR.,
es7ot* Auctioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-01

THE SPOON ERss'-The best name with
which we have yet seen the Agitators dub
bed is the :. Poodlers." Just what it means
no man c. n tell but that is exactly in as
cordance with the violent agitation of the
anti-debt settiers-no man living is able to
tell Just what they mean-ergo Poodlers is
the right name for them.-Salem Corserva-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-01
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.


Will be sold. at the late residence Of Mrs. Emily j.
Grover deceased. near New Market. Henrico coun-
". Va on SEPTEMBER 8. 1S79-if fair. or the
next fair day--all of the Personal PROPERTY
belonging 10 her estate. consisting of
l COLT two years Old. all OF her
FARMING IMPLEMENTS,
HOUSEHOLD and X ITCHEN FURNITURE.
TERMS: All sums under 500 en-. b all over that
amount, on u credit that will be made known on day
OF sale.
Also 2 FINE HORSES. ". 3. GROVER,
on 9n-otK Admit nisirator.