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i, ~ a ii f,clck no Mil sell as above:
aIxTHEN Stylish H ~
at 1. Seeedsy ffieisst aGsfed this
nh a t,Iir insartefio one arc to cloees parles
~ 10 ivy for de trade oe family use should at-
t lend. AT THE SAM ME- Tl1IE.
8 .sxtys ane sTEEfrGRAY oRsE, 9ye Yeas ", orc
sery styIIsh, and perfectly reliable 20 nj mar
nv sss ryLI,Y Tour years old: perfectly reliable
and Is iadsss extra sntmal. and can De n ga
~. v Tsry - ARE AND COLT Of good stock:
~ H$t6sffSYsTOp EhIt.s PHAETOE-news
j EXTENSI0N-T0PfA GA AZ I,as G ,a.ish
1 lIatfnsRS:.HtE OPEN. BUGGY-ei made.
CO. vefTcles are OF superior WORK rnauship and
as cur instructions are 60 Close, "hntlh'
sie'1spf JOHN g. DAVIS, Proprietor.
II; B, CooE. Saiesnau. se6-lt
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a.r. By Wellington Goddin. s.
Real Estate Agent and Auctloneer'
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.


rJ,RT]STEE,S SALE OF EXCELLENT
LITTLE FARM OF 40 ACRES IN HENRICO
ABOUT TWO NILES WEST OF RiGHMo M
BETWEEN THE DEEP-RCN TURNPIKE and
THE RICHMOND AN ID FREDERICKSBURG
RAILROAD.--As trustee in 4 certain deed OF trust
from Mr.. X. IT, Stratlon, bearing date 9th OF PC
ccmbcr 1873. and duly recorded In the Henrico
County Court shall, trustee proceed TO sell at
public auction. on the premises, on THURSDAY,
ii tn Of September, 1879. ut 5 o'clock T. NJ the
EXCELLENT LITTLE FARM located as above,
now In the occupancy Of Mr. Straiton and his famt-
w. 1t adjons The lands of Mcssrs. Thomas Johnston,
John a. LYMAN, and others. containing 40
ACRES the most of which Is omen land Of fair quail
iLy. The, improvements consist OF comfortable
DWELLING and the usual out-buidngs. There Is
on the place very superior ORCHARD OF CHOICE
FRUITS md we'll OF good water. & ~
TERMS: Enough In cash to defray expenses OF
ale and to pay off the principal and interest OF a
bona amounting 10 about $500: balance on such
terms us shall he announced At the time OF sale.
". GUDDlN, Trustee.
P.S. The creditor would extend the credit us 10
$4,000 for one. two three, FOUR. and 1--WE years In
terest at six per cent? payable half yearly, properly
secured. &c l
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PURIFY THE BLOOD. cleanse the stomach, an
.swe.ten the breath with HOP BlTrRRs. ...sF,
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LOST. sTRAYED. AND FOUND.

Y OST, TWO TEN-DOLLAR. NOTES,
IL on the 9th of September, about 2 O'Clock L.
NJ, somewhere between corner Of Virginia and Cary
or between corner of Main and Fourteenth streets
and Main and Twelfth streets. A proper re-
ward with be given 10 the person ieaTlng tnem at me
No. 1874 Cary street. &c o-zt-
TOsT, ON THURSDAY EVENING, on
4 4 Matr or Franklin street between First and the
Capitol Square. small lr GoLD Pin ma aI;,s
by rewarded by leaving 1t ut No. 1914 Main
street. &C o-4t"
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VERMIFUGE
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

S1 MfIONS Cc "ohnlSs
The conutenanceis pale and n.colored, with
Observation-Disclosures or circumscribed spot on one or
| both cheeks; the eyes become dull the pupils
ailate an azure semicircle along the lower eye
nd; The nose is irritated, swes, ara sometimes
bleeds; swelling of the upper lip; occasional
headache, with humming or throJbing Of the ears
an unusual secretion of saliva: shiny or furred
tongue; broatvery foul, particularly in the morn.
kng; appetite variable, sometimes voracious, with
. knawing sensation of the stomach, at Others en-
tirely gone; sHeetinS paine in the stomach: occa-
slonal nausea underwriting; violent psins through
out the abdomen bowels irregular, at dimes
stools Shiny, not subsequently tinged with bloed7
belly swollen aad hapd; urine turbid, respiration
occasionally difficult, LAID accompanied by HE
cough; cough sonetimes6ry and eonvslsive; I'M
easy and disturbed sleep, with grindiaG of the
teeth temper variable, but generally irritable &c.
Whenever the ADORE symp,ams are founG,teexist
DIR. G. McLA&E,S wTRMIFUGE
WILL CERTAINLY RFEgcT CURE
IT DOES ROT GOTHAM MERCURY
in any fa 1t is an innocent psesara 1on 7'o1 eSs~
ps6le Of doing the sltgatest fsair~s to the 'aH@
tender isakaat.
The GENUINE DE-. McLAaE's yEaaaaR UGE bears
The s,gnarsess OF c. stcLANE and FtEsn NC BROS.
n the wrapper.
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Sc 2.4.8.s.0,10,l1&
REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

4 FINE FARM FOR SALE OR Elk
n GHANGE.-It lies in Powhatan county, on the
Appomattox river, VIII wafer transportation; mas
mepts are brick dwelling and all usual out. bui
iDgs, orchards, &C.. &C. Any one wishing really
good farm would do well to investigate ms. II WI
be sold at a moderate price: and II desired, city
real estate will be taken in exchange. Apply to
, GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, +.
GO 8-eod3t s.'. J Real Estate Agents.
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TOR SALE, A MOST DESIRABLEG@
Il PROPERTY situar ed at Gordousviile, suit FL
able for q family or summer residence. The HOUSE
is beautifully situated on eminence overlooking
the town within a few minutes walk Of schools,
churches railway station. tofice, &C. There are
FORTY-THREE ACRES OF LAND, well fenced,
and in a good state Of cuitivattoni variety ana
abundance Of fruit, with every convenience FOR 4
most comfortable home. For further particulars,
annlv RI GEORGE BROWN,
60 a0w* GUrdonsvilie, Va.
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BY Robert 3. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auciioneer,
1912 Main street.
SALE OF FIRST-CLASS
BROAD-STREET STORE PROPERTY,
WITH LARGE AND CONVENIENT DWELL
ING OF EIGHT ROOMS OVERHEAD,
SITUATED ON THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF
TENTH AND BROAD STREETS,
FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION.

Byreauest of the executor of the owner, now de-
ceased shall sell, upon the premises. by ancion,
on TUESDAY the 9ih day of September, 1879, at
az O'Clock P. N, the above DESIRABLE BROAD,
Street PROPERTY. located as described, ana 30
adjoining The lot upon which the new Guy Ha l
sands and occupied by MIR. f.. Cummins. The
STORE is 4 large Que and we'll adapted for any bust
ness There is wide ball leading up to The DIVE
naralively a new one. aud built OF stock-brick anl
other first. class material. with culverts &c. 1hls
property Is now and has been 1T all times 0ccuplea
by n coed tenant The LOT fronts on south si1e or
Broad srret27 feet, and extends back feet TO an
alley In year. ....
to- inyesg In property which will certainly
increase in value and pay we'll as an investment.
Particular attention Is invited to this sale The OPP
portunity offered here by auction being rare one
attic, d and secure bargain.
Terms and particulars announced OIL day Of sale.
ROBERT 3. LYME,
col oaS,d ~. Auctioneer.
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no2s No. IL South Whsryes. PM

edmond, YORK RIVERSiISMsI
lGAND CHESAPEAKE RAILROADA sa.. - :.
MERCHANTS AND MINERS TRANsPosIA
TON COMPANY, ,,., ,1-
Through-freght route between Kichnona I Va.
and 3osfon PROV den al all New England cities.
Steamers leave v EST POINT, "a on each
WEDNESDAY and SATuRDAI NJ II noon con-
ncctinp with trains from RICHMOND. ~
Steamers arrive ut WEST POINT on each IUES'
DAY and FRIDAY.
direct shipments from Boston via Boston and
Providence Railroad via West Point Va.
II. r. DOUGLAS, Superintendent.
.rrpT
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WrANTED, SUFFERERS from PILES,
wv FIsSIIRiS- and FISTULA to remember that
Dr. SMT Of gatImore %il De ~ , k,f re-.
nun, ltnt9 fo0r Gays OFFICE, 1113 Main street.
Cures Without knife, Iirature, caustcn
or any painful nrecei; LA rs to alishHt? si ar
w ", Gosden, G. W. Gatlett, of Richmond.
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NOOK AND JOB WORK NEA sashIsrrn 10
BHqvr1D AZ 1HE DISPATCH
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TINE STORE In CHARLOTTES-M o.
Ii VILE, VA. ROR -RENT.-It is new. Iii
seyely feet deep, attractive front with large plate
glass windows in the business part OF The city,
well adapted TO any buain ness. YELLING over the
store Sin ished In modern style. Address or call on
B. OBNtDURFER, Main street.
j m har Ta
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DHILAD ELPHIA, RICH GEFHa
L MOND. AND NORFOLK STEAM-sSssssiss41saz
SHIP LINE.-FoR PHl.ADEL:HIh, FALL
RIVER AND THE EAST VIA FALL RIVER
THREE TINES 4 WEEk.-UntiT further no.
tee the steamers Of this line will make weekly
T n and SATURDAY,, and Richmond
every TUESDAY. FRIDAY. and SUNDAY. con.
Meeting at Philadelphia with Clyde's New EnSlan'
Line for Fal. River.
QUICK TiME-FREQUENT DEPARTURES
Low EST RATES.
Freight received daily until O'Clock T. NJ.
JAMES w. McCARRiCK,
General Southern Agent, Richmond, Va.
WILLIAM r. CLYDE & CO..
10. General Managers,
South no PHILADELPHIA,
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STORES FOR RENT.

|SroaEs FOR RENT: ~. I'D
streets, LARGE TaREE.sToRY BUILDING, we |
STORE. with DIV ELLING over same, on g; south
side Of franklin between Seventeenth ana sden 20
teenth streets, we'll suited for grocery oe'ns 90
VERY DGsIRhBLE STORE. with basement me lam and
sub basement on Main near NlntT p srre 70. VII
lately occupied by Messrs. W. d. B'air X Co' " HI
a SMALL al Gs sToREs in 'sssl!'iss LYME
e Ap s!yt to NoH Isi2 Main Il n. street ire
TaOR RENT, THAT VERY DESIRA- c.
HT,E RESIDENCE, No. l04 west Grace al
| s.reei containing ten rooms besides kltchen Win
four rooms; IN, the as repair It has ali
ern c0nTehieH'e'' &>''' JOHN t; GoDDIN,
| seA.a. Bank and Eleventh Streets.
NOR RENT. THATv VERY DESIRA- En-
r BILE AND IMPLICATED DWELL va
yenIences, and is i'll good repair Possession at
Real Estate Agent,
Sc 4-st Bank and Eleventh streets.
TOR RENT, THE FIRST OR SEC "A
II OND FLOOR OF a MODERN HOUSE. My
looutaining four and fiYeroons respectively. Water
aud gas on both floors: admirably arranged for
housekeeping. 14easr Clay street, near First.
ZINE STORE In CHARLOTTES-G Co.
IL VILE, VA. R0R -RENT.-It is new, III
seventy feet Deep attractive front, with large plate
aGass an s se sy %
s n B. oBEsDokF 81, Main ss S -
T,oR RENT, DWELLING No. 1o9@a
II south First street. with aine rooms; nearly 8Sz
new, and modern in It's arrangement and appoint.
IaSsn.s' ,o~r,r,r,.,, ~
sh eight asaehed k aah WITH
e sssodss M !. aRGsss Z MMLf HeasIs .
IF0R RENT, THAT DEsLRABLE@
Il DWELLING, No. s south Third street: III
occupied az William B. Isaaes, ESQ.,, containing
ABORT tHelveirooms, Including kitchen. possession
Aisa, DELIGHTFUL RESIDENCE Ne. :sl5 east
hs Main ten rooms keH ana STA
ALSO. THREE-s + RY-AND-BAs MENT
RRWELL.N ,s ;on Broad street, two doors aoeSe
a aso a Il se'Ese EST oRY.ANp.BAssmExr
DWELtISd ~ ses IcfIh sf5Ss1
in seoe rsssir. PoiEDExTER TigPpEs:,
ToR RENT. TEE FIRsT.CLAssGa
IL RESIDENCE No. slSG Grace stree, d5oin, II
iii Moore o c snf TEN With
besides two or three satho4t places; EIehen
rOOmSs atHptcs CIrtfh&c-uOustt HI
esoetieft oraer. Possession LIST of October next.
{ so 4-eodSt sssS GRUBnB WILLIAMS.
LOB SALE, THAT GRAND LOT OF
Il i0G1l55 feet, fronting NonrGe Park, west
Ffsnklip street. This is without doubt the pretiest
lot tn Richmond. The location, surrou nd!ngs, &C.,
Wishing 10 secure lot this offers the oriunity.
am authorized 70 divide Il into two or more lots.
: g 4-eodsF RoBERT b. LYME.
GEES FOR RENT-TWOxAI
WELL-LIGHTED,a and WELL. ka
VENTILATED ROOMS, ON first door, over m.
csyS eookstors, No. Main street. suitable for
isN ycrs or denttsts, Apply q: Dispatch ofnse.
IlkaQR SOB sMOH NEATLYAxs
1 ...!.y Ufsk ~ nssR lls1lo
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The entire crew OF The Swedish steamer
a. E. Nordenskj5ld, sent to therelie9 of
the Vega, which was lost OFF Yesso on Au-
gust 9Th, have arrived safely.at nortlsesn
Japanese port. y ESs.~r -
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The fast and elegant steamer ARIEL, Captain
y. G. CLIFFORD carrying the United States mail)
leaves Richmond for aboYe-named places every
TUESDAY. THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, Al
7:f5 A. ~. 80
Fare 10 Old Point, Norfolk or Portsmouth, 2 so
Fare for round trip, unlimited. 90
Fare to Philauelphla... 10
Fare to New York;. III ID
Through tickets sold ut CARRIERS, S26 Main street
Exchange Hotel, AID On board steamer. Baggage
checked through.
EXCURSION SEASON OPENED.
The steamer .Arie =" is now ready for engage.
ments for Day and Moonlight Excursions
LOWER RATES than have ever been offered before
Frs,gh. received daily for EGti0 RS oa
landings on Tar river: Washington, d. c., Hamp.
ton, and Eastern Shore of Virginia, and regular
landings on James river, ut lowest rates.
The steamer ARIEL has lately been almost en-
tirely rebuilt and refurnished In III elegant and
costly manner, and is confidently recommended al
the FASTEST and most comfortable Steamer that hsi
run Oh this route for many years.
L. 4. TATUM, superintendent,
1109 Main street and Rockets.
y. ". MCCARRIcE. Agent. Norfolk. sc f
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+ WISH TO INFORM THOSE WHO
i HAVE NOT CALLED that they should avail
themselves of the first opportunity Of seeing the
great bargains In CHINA, GLASS, and HOUSE
FURNISHING GOODS, In great variety, at
VILLAGES, 4U6 Broad street.
Those that call are pleased with goods aud prices.
jy 12-tOc12
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WANTED, COATS, PANTS. VESTS,
w 0VERCOATS, DRESSES, SHAWLS, KID
Gloves. FEATIi Frs. &c, soiled or fade, and In
need of cleaning or coIoring, ut MCKINNEY 6
CO.'S Steam Dyeing and Cleaning Establishment,
ii Marshall street. near Erin. ,.,.-,. ,,-~,.
.N'SO' ~N rf|.# se 2.3m
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WANTS

WANTED, THE TRADE TO KNOW
w we have for sale so barrels APPLE VINE
CAR three wears old WINTER SEED OATS,
SEED RYE. HAY. CORN. and MILL FEED at
bottom prices. j. r. MITCHELL 8 20,
so Civ -. 1906 franklin st.
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DIR. g. McLANE's4 VERMIFUGE.
g1HE GENUINE DIR. c. McLANB's
s>@,t.J s..a.'rs>t I-.-tr" Z. ~ - .' %.
. u.s. ..se is.a. s#... - Fl.
CELEBRATED ..
CELEBRATED
AMERICAN. WORM SPECIFIC,

Il. m. 9a1 .;".i'i-,:. n.
4-t. .' .,c| -. ~ OR r."
.a-t ,;.t:-s ,".. i..... -..
...... ...y'- T. ...'. .s.. .a-..
~, a's ,.s.' vERMIFUGE
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|0FFsI GES FOR RENT-TWoXA
" LARGE, WELL-LlGHTED, and WELL. ka
VENTILATED ROOMS. ON frst aoor. over 81 m.
Gays eookstors. No. Main street. suitable FOR
isN ycrs Of dentists, Apply q: Dispatch ofnee. b
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WANTED, 4 FlRST-CLASS WORK
w MAN fer furnaces. ranges, aud fireplace
heaters. ,o,Iozr,p,s
90 Sit =. = 80 $50 Broa.t street.
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TIE SITUATION CHANGED.


1t is a little amusing to zee how i'll at
ease the men who have led the United
States Senate during the days Of Radi-
calism are under the new administration
of that body, which transfers them from
the party of the majority to the min n,rity.
The lesser lights have no doubt been as
much worried BY the change as any of
them, but their habitual silence has
spared them the necessity of exhibiting
their chagrin in the marked and ludi.
crous manner in which Blaine. Edmunds
and the remainder of the once recognized
leaders nianifas: their chatting uutr, the
disabilities Of the minority The follow
ing characteristic and amusing scene,
which occurred on the consideration OF
an impertinent resolution of Mr.. Hoar's
upon the scope of legislation to be en-
gagged in during the extra session, forci-
bly, illustrates, how the Republicans are
made to take back seats, and how the NJ
tempt to bulldozc their way through NIL
to no avail:
Mr.. Beck said he was satisfied that the
Democratic party would take course
that would be sustained by the country,
and he moved to lay Hoar's resolution
on the table. Mr.. Wallace Immediately
moved TO adjourn. MIR. Blaine sprang to
his feet and said that before either mo-
ton was put he had something to saw.
Throwing both arms wildly about he
continued. This is the first time in the
history of the country"-Mr. Beck lin a
determined voice. Il object to any de-.
BATE
BY this time half the Republican SEN
ntors were ON their feet, all glaring ut
Mr. Beck, who stood at his desk. On
the Democratic side several called for
"Orderl order aud one Senator re-
! minded Blaine that tho motion Was not
debatablc. 81 know it," retorted Blaine,
"but am asking the Senator from Ken
tucky to withdraw an undebatable mo-
ton"
Mr.. Beck--I decline to withdraw.
Mr.. Blaine-Are we to have the pre-
vious question in the Senate under the
guise of motion to adjourn?
Mr.. Beck again reminded the Senator
and the Chair that he objected to debate,
and Senator Davis (Ill.) who was seated
between Messrs. Beck and Blaine, mildly
asked if motion to go into executive
session would be in order. Nfr. Ed
munds, without waiting for the Chair
Cameron, of Wis., to reply, aud with
out giving him time, said: '"No, sir; no ;
we'H have ihis out now" Edmunds
made this pugilistic remark, turning to
the Chair with tho same old dictatorial
and despotie air that be was wont to
carry. things, but rs he turned, the array
of Democratic Senators, nearly ali in
thcir seats, came under bis vision. His
countenance feii, and he concluded, in
stead, to call for the yeas and nays. The
)motioHito adjourn was carried by strict
party yote,
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A Disease that Wrcck1 the System.

Every function is dcrangod, every nerve
unstrung, every muscle and fibre weakened
by fever and aguc. 1t is, in fact, disease
which if unchecked, eventually wrecks tho
system. In all its types, in every phase, it
is dangerous, destructive. Stupor, deliriurn,
commissions, often attend it, and cause swift
dissolution. But when combattcd with
IIostctcr's Stomach Bitters its foothold in
the system is dislodged, and every vestige
OF it oradicatcd. That benign ant;-febrile
specific and preventive OF the dreaded
soouree is recognized not only within our
own boundaries, but in tropic lands far be-
yond them, where intcrmittents and remit
tents are fear(ully prevalent, 20 be sure
antidotc to the malarial poison and rcln-
bic means of overcoming disorders of the
stomach, liver a;.;. bowels, of which d vitia-
ted torrid atmosphere and brackish miasma-
tainted water are extremely provocative.
All emigrants and travellers should be sup
piled with It,
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A Washington correspondent of tho
Ne,rs and Courier says Senator Butler
and Representatives O'Connor and Rich
nrdson have been to see the Attorney
General in regard to the array and panel
Of jurors for tho criminal cases about to
be tried at Charleston. They gave full
statement of facts to date, but it is due
to candor to say that they did not leave
the Attorney-Genera with an assurance
that he would take the steps proper in
the premises. Mr.. O'Connor subsequent
ly talked the matter over with the Press-
dent, and he promised to call the attcn-
ton of Gen. Devens to it. This is prob
rbl? ~ that will come Of the visit. We
fear that the juries will not only not be
changed, but the few good men who are
on them will be excluded under the in
famous test oath provision in order to
pack the juries to secure convictions for
political capital. 1t is desperate game
with the Republicans. They must have
some convictions or their cry of fraud
will amount to nothing. They will bo
perfectly willing to punish innocent men
to carry their partisan ends. With E.
w. NJ. Mackey, q defeated Radical Con-
gressional candidate, as one of the prose.
cutting attorneys, our people will receive
nothing like fair or honorable treatment
in these trials beyond what they can
secure, as matter of course, by the rules
OF law.
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was heard, and the startled family rushed
into the room where they found hcr body
on the noor and the gun lying by il.
One of her hands was blackcned by the
s:"ke of the powder and her clothing
waa on fire. 1t seem, that after RETURN
ing to the room she had cooked BOTH bar
res Of the gun, placed the muzzle
against her body and pushed the trigger
with her foot. The charge passed
through her heart and came out just be-
'on the collarbonc, producing almost in-
slant death. Mss Scott was about eigh-
teen or twenty year. Of age She had
been in bad hcAi.h for some time and her
unlincly death IL attributed to tcinpora-
~ mental alteration. An inquest was
held on Monday by Trial Ju7tiee Kce-
nan.
Lancaster L,dJer. The rain storm on
Saturday evening the 22l, was very des-
trnctivc III some sections Of the county
In the ncighborhood Of Camp Creek
Church miles Of fencing was blown level
with the ground On the plantation Of
Alr. }. ii. W. Stevens, in tie Waxhaws,
the storm partoOk somewhat Of a hurri-
| cane blowing down houses and twisting
oil the top Of large trees. The track Of
the hurricane WAS from west to east and
extended only about 400 yard, in width.
No lives were lost. MIR John Denton
MAS sholliug corn in his crib when the
storm struck tie house carrying oil the
rpoi and scattering the tinbcrs in every
direction, yet he received but slight i'll
Jury. y stable containing two mules was
Ie' He'd to Tie earth, yet the mules came
out unhurt
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THE GERMAN MISSION.

President Hayes has appointed Hon.
Andrew ID. White Minister TO Germany.
to succeed '!.c late Dayard Taylor. The
following synopsis Of the history Of the
new Minister, which il taken from an
other paper, will show that President
Hayes, rs was expected, has appointed
another zone Of them literary fellows"
and, 50 far as our opinion goes, the mp.
pointmcnt is by no mean, the worst that
could have been made
Mr.. White is native Of Syracuse. X.
T., ais father being wealthy and prom
incnt resident Of that city. Ills cole
glate studies were begun at lialnilt,r
College. whore he spent II year, and I'm
ishcd at Yale, in 1853, where lie Was
graduated AT the head Of his class end
took first prizes for scholarship and ora.
tory. Mr. White then went q Europe.
whcrt hc WAS Tor Il tine an attachc To tic
American legation at st. Petersburg. and
"hcrc he laid the foundation OF Ii, pres
cnt magnificent library. On his return
he Was elected To the chair Of "ili,l0ry"
in the Michigan University at Ann
Arbor, which h" accepted after declining
similar position offered him nj Yale.
Owing to i'll health, Mr.. White resigned
In 1863, and sprht six months in Europe.
On returning 10 Syracuse ne was chosen
Il state Senator, serving two terms at
Albany. lie met Mr. Ezra Cornell.
founder Of Council University, at Ithaca.
When the Univcrsi'. "a, organized in
1866 MIR. White brcAmc its I'rrsid cnt, an
office he has held ovcr since In ISL
ne was one Of the commissioner, to visit
san Domingo. During the s.Ine year
he presided over the Republican State
Convention ut Syracuse, and n 1876 h.
was Il delegate at large from this State "a
the convention which n'.,.ina,ed 'rc-i.
| don't II.vnA
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1879-04-03

There may be dcgcncracy of states
men at this time, but it would hardly be
proven by the present United States
Senate. Thrrman, Bayard, Butler, Pen
dlcton, Beck. Hampton, Hill, Voorhees,,
Lamar, Gordon, Ransom, Morgan, Ran
dolph, Vance and Wallace are men Of
whom the Democratic party or any other
party would have been proud in any age
of our Republic, while Conkling, Car
penter, Blaine, Edmunds, Dawes, Ferry,
Morrill,, Logan and Hoar are as able
men as the Republican party has ever
boasted, and, if their other qualities COM
pared favorably with their intellectual
attainnents. ents., %%a.lA be the peers cf m,en
whose regulations are honored in history.
Taken ali together tho present Senate
will, we think, compare favorably with
any of its predecessors.