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Proposals for Limestone.

CEALED PROPOSALS for the delivery Of
~ fifteen perch Of blue limestone at the Jail
building in Woods6eld, wi i'll be received at
the Auditors Once until IL O'Clock ON
Wednesday,, the I'd day Of April. 1879.
The Commissioners reserve the right to reseot
any or all the bids.
By order Of Commissioners.
N. HoEFFLn,
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NOTICE OF APPOINTM ENT,

Estats Of isaac Mu'rey, Deceased.
1NHE undersigned has been appointed and
L qualified as Administrator de bonis non
of the estate of Isaac Murrey, .ate Of Monroe
county, deceased.
mchll, ,'79w3. EDWARD 0KEY,
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The State of Ohio, Court of Common
Muskingum County, So. Pleas.
Be it remembered that on this goth day
Of October, A. D. 1878, the Clerk of said
Court received a certain order from the
Judge of the said Court of Common Pleas
for the Eighth Judicial District of the State
of Ohio. reading as follows:
ave, the Judges of the Court of Common
Pleas within and for the Eighth Judicial
District of the State of Ohio. hereby order
and direct that the several terms of the
District Court and the Copts of Common
Pleas within and for the several counties in
said District shall ba begun and held on the
dates hereinafter named, for and during the
year 1879. to wit:
District Court.
Belmont county, April s.
Jefferson county, April Is.
Harrison county, August 81.
Tuscarawas county, September l.
Guernsey county, September 8.
Monroe county, September Is.
Noble county, September l9.
Morgan county, September "a.
MusSingum county, Septemb, ,r 29.
Courts OF Common Pleas.
Muskingum county, January l3, April %
November 8.
Morgan county, March IL. June 10, Ooto.
ber Is.
Noble county, January 90, May 5, October
20.
Guernsey county, February Is, May q,
November H.
Belmont county, February 4, May 20, No
vember IL
Monroe county, January l3, April 2S. ..Oc-
tober Is
Jefferson county, February "a, Juae 8, De-
cember /.
Tuscarawas county. January q, May 19.
November 3.
Harrison county, January G, April %, oc-
tobsr Is.
The terms OF said Courts shall commence
at nine clock j. m, the several days nam
3D.
II Is herein specified that tue said several
terms of Court of Common Pleas in said
seve al counties shall be held by said Judges
as follows, to wit: Muskingum. Morgan,
Guernsey and Noble by Lucius P. Marsh and
his successor aud William q. Frazier, Bel
mont and Monroe by William 0key; and JEFF
ferson. Harrison and Tuscarawas by Jam 8
Patrick, Jr.
wa order and direct that a certified copy
of this oruer be transmitted forthwith BY
the Clerk Of the Court of Common Pleas of
Nuskingum county to the Secretary of State
and TO the Clerks Of the several Courts of
Common Pleas in each OF said several coup
ties to be published therein according to
law. Done at GAINESVILLE in the county of
Muskinsum, this 30th day of October, A. D.
1878.
LUCIUS P. MARSH,
WILLIAx II FRAZIER,
WILLIAM 0KEY,
JANIS PATRICK, JR.,
judges of the Court of Common Pleas.
hereby certify the foregoing to be a true
copy by order of said Jadges.
Attest: FREDERICK GElGER,
(-) Clerk,
SEAL. By INo HoopEs, Deputy.
zanssviiile, Ohio, October %, 1878.
CLERKS OFFICE, MONROE County OHIO. I
WooDsFTELD, Nov. 6.
hereby certify the foregoing is correct
copy of the transcript of said order, fixing
the times for holding Courts in said Judicia
District in the year 1879.
Witness my signature and the seal of the
Court of Common Pleas.
J. T. JUDKINs,
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.
Estate of Nancy Byers, Deceased

THE undersigned has been appointed and
| qualified as Executor of the estate Of
Nancy Byers, late of Monroe county decd.
Dated this e7th day of March, A. D 1879,
april, l,'79w3 ABNER BYER-.
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.
Estate of Nancy Cats Deceased,

TNHR undersigned has been appointed and
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of Nancy Gaits, late of Monroe County decd.
Dated this 18th day of January, A. D. 1873.
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CLERKS OFFICE, MONROE COUNTY OHIO. l
WooDsFIELD, Nov. 6.
hereby certify the foregoing is correct
copy of the transcript of said order, fixing
the times for holding Courts in said Judicial
District in the year 1879.
Witness my signature and the seal of the
Court of Common Pleas.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-20
OutEaWry In Georgia.

A BAD STATE OF AFFAIRS IN BALDWIN COUNTY.
AUGUSTA, GA, october 1S.-A special to
the Chronicle from Sparta states thut I he ac-
counts.of the deeds Of the outlaws In the
eastern portion OF Baldwin county are
greatly exaggerated, but the truth reveals a
bad state CT ailairs. There are about a
dozen men in the band. and the trouble
is personal, not political. The outlaws have
committed outragcs on several persons.
They burned the GIN and cotton-houses
and fodder-stacks OF DR.. Robson for the
purpose Of drawing him out Of bis house
in order to shoot him; they killed negro
man for reporting them to the grand jury
Of Baldwin county they burned the tan
merry, and barns OF Luke Robinson; they
whipped colored woman and her daugh-
ter 10 Hancock county. The gang baye
taken refuge in the swamps of Oconee aud
Ogucbee. 80, ~ a.; r..s. -,
Theygrand iurY,of, Hancock. now In ses:
sion, have investigated the .outrages, aud
are determined to bring the perpetrators to
Justice. The people OF Hancock county are
armed and indignant, at the outrages' ana
express che determination not only to pro-
tect white aud black from further outrages,
but to infict summary justice on the perpe'
TRAITORS. Judge Potlle, the presiding Judge,
viii yindicate the majesty Of the law
throue bout his circuit.
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5upaa'Da rrs,s. cHArag 70 .rrrs ,saY.


NE#ARK. N. j., October ls.-The case o 1
Blair, who has been on trial for seYera
weeks charged will The murder Of bis
coaciiman Armstrong at Mont Clair last
wear, was committed TO the fury this 10 orn-
ing. In his charge Judge De Pne reyfe wed
the circumstances, and discussed the ques-
zion whether the accused was ctisDina lly re-
sponsible for the killing OF Armst rong,
and especially defined the laT OF self.
defence. He held that when Arms troDg
WAC discharged il Was his, duty to leave
within reasonable time, otherwise he be-
came espasser, and could be rcmoY cd by
the necessary force. Among other things,
he said that II BIar armed hipse II not
10 engage fin an affray. or prov ke q
quarrel, but to protect himself fro m the
violence OF an infatuated man, he " as not
in fault. The jury was bound 10 consider
the circumstances, and give the accus ed the
benefit OF his previous good character, and
OF any reasonable doubt as to his guilt. The
burden OF proof rests with the prosecu-
ton, and should there be any doubt OF his
guilt the prisoner WAS entitled to his &C.
quittal. @s4tt@
The jury will probably not render YER
dict Tonight, and Judge De Pue has sent
word that i verdict would be received after
this hour. The jury has been out eleven
and Eali hours. 4 large audience has
been awaiting the result patiently sine the
ietiring OF the jury.
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'WnahnEtOn.g


THE PRgsIDEET-HOUss RULESlNATIoEAL-
BANK :. oTEs-&oyEAEHT. OF y. CoLoEED
TROOPS, &c.
WASHINGTON, October 1S.-The Presi-
dent will return ito the city next Tuesday.
1t is estimated that about fifty district dele
cations. more OF less, have been formed and
niarshslied, to advance upon him Ia regard
to the District comm itsionership. tGl
Speaker Randall states that the commit
tee charged with the revision OF the rules
have completed their task, and have, re-
tluced the number OF the present rules to
fifty, and siInphted them. :. a.. ..,r - r..
In national. bank notes: 1888, 900 were re-
ceiyed at the Treasury during the week
ending to- day, while for the corresponding
week OF last year the receipts were ST.
9ls, 900. ~ - ~. '''' 1 w.. - 49,
Five thousand dollars worth Of the
United States bonds which were stolen
from the Manhattan Bank were received at
the Treasury Department Yesterday for re-
demption. a}.rs -#s @t.t,-
The statement, with the Treasury for the
| week ending to-day Of securities With na-
| tional banks is Is follows: United States
bonds for circulation, S369, 678,900; United
States bonds deposited for circulation du.
ring the week.; s1.6l3,0o0; United States
pOuQsi Utlu 1Ui SCliCusdC1uut HttuuidWh III"
ring the week, S4SE, 900. III. y ~ ;%..s.. ~
Orders have enrissned' by: the War De-
partment directing the superintendent OF
mounted recruiting service to forward all
disresabIe acoaored cavalry recruits 70 SAN
Antonio, Texas, for assignment to the
Tenth cavaryi Tie superintendent OF
general recruiting Service viii forward 165
recruits to San Francisco for assignmentin
tue division OF tie 'Piici6c, as follows: One
HUNDRED to the Second infantry, and 65 to
the Twenty-frst infantry. '@.~ .'.
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The Fever scoIrge.
SITUATION AT MEMPHIS on SATURDAY MORN

SITUATION AT MEMPHIS on, SATURDAY MORN.
r.. ING. ... ID. .. IT,. .m,- 4
MEMPHIS, October 1910 II. M.-Flve
deaths have occurred since last night-Gus.
Laconia., Van A. W.AndersoD, Jr., Aadl'
son Seuthall, Sarah Burns, and Albert
Echols-the last three C0Iored. s.-.
The weather is clear and cool. The Their
Imometcr at daylight had fallen to 81.
LATEST FROM MEMPHIS.
|. MEMPHIS, October 1S.-Three more cases
were reported this afternoon. The total
number Of new cases reported for the week
ia 59-white. AZ; colored, IL. Total to
date. 1880, Total deaths from yellaw-fsFer
for the week, 80. Total to date, 456.
! The thermometer to-day ranged from 81
to 6S dee rees. :. - ,..;.s. l., ~.
! The Towards have 101 nurses on duty
attending 60 whites and 81 colored families.
Or. r. w. Mitchell, resident member OF the
National Board OF Health, returned to-
night. u: ~ .
= NO NEW CASES AT FOREST CITY.
! MEMPHIS. October ls.-No new cases OF
yeliow.fever have developed at Forest Glty,
Arg, since Yesterday noon. tOne death mas
occurred. Mrs. Wade's daughter will PRO-
habiv die to-nfe ht. The other sick, persons
are doing we'll. "A Howard visitor from
Memnbis and three nurses arrived there
last night, and were immediately assigned
to .dnty. A relief cemmittee has been
formed to care fol. the sick and bury the
dead. Measures to, prevent the spread OF
the disease have. been placed tI5 operation
5y tue president OF the Local Beard OF
Health, ana representative OF the Ms
tional Board, Che indiea tionsi are gene
rally more favorable to-day. q : q = i /.
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Ian RockbrIdGe County Fair.
LARGE AssEMBLAGE OF PEOPLE AND BRIL-
LIANT DISPLAY OF PRODUCTS
OF 4 GOOD TIME COMING nE H..
j. REPORTED for the Dispatch.l

UF GOOD lime CUMiNV'''' '. .....
,.'sa IReported for the Dispatch.l 49,.
|, .'''... LEXINGTON, October 16, 1879. i.
Weather unprecedented 10 genlality and
brightness; a SURROUNDING country anu
scenery unrivalIed in variety and beauty
40 assembly of people and display OF agrl.
cultural and mechanical products such as
were never before witnessed on any other
similar occasion here, to say nothing OF inc
earnest and efficient management OF w. b.
Piersop. president, and G. w. Pettigrew, OF
the Executive Committee, have made this
the most gratifying and brilliant exhibition
in the history Of the Rockbridge a"ricuttu'
raj faits. "a = -s..'ri
Tue long-contipued fair aud pleasant
weath her having given our farmers the OPP
portunity of seeding large crop OF wheat,
they turned out to-day with their wives and
children, their s. cousins and their aHnts, -
to enjoy M uninterrupted and happy holl-
day. TIE bright and happy looks OF the
people, young and old, the display OF home
PRODUCTS, far exceeding any ever exhibited
here before, indicate something more than
mere opportunity and management. A
better time is eoming-tte people feel it
and manifest, it as barometer indlcstes the
coming rain. -.
The prospects of our country, here aud
everywhere, are Frightening, and We may
look for an era of prosperity, now gradually
approaching, which may surpass any ever
known to the present generation. 80 mote
it be-. t' ~
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.DAN[vinLE..
tcerrsspcndsnes sr TIE richmond D,spssch]

IL ftscrrexr,cnt3enea ar the RicDnload rssnatchl
efg1'5s Il : 49,. II Ia .t,s fleronER fR.g 1870.
81 N f,sn VILE uews.wrfier bas been iliid der
the fnflnepca Of an anti.nsw wave ibis
week. There was boom Ii, certsini
QUARTER about the action of Judge Aiken In
directing bis grand jury5to have the assess
ments as to Income INQUIRED into. but it
has rbeen found that he has added some
thing consjderable N ,can;t aseeriain,' how
ln,nrf ey,efir,stn tire revenues. rif ;1be civ
ana s,atp nm tkat nrocad,,re ami Is was al,
dnne hv consent of nil nartioa. : rhe ,a,v
he'd ,,aan NJ, Il, 90 mo ,.asss Sond
In atSars certain nar,;es had mo-, heen s,,ff;.
cien,,v' carefuls, ',rbnre. WIN. a,so n hoom
r,,i.o,;e sI,e xynrd,-;na c.rt.in othsr n,,arter
abn,t The rlea ~ ,,snry rs,,t in hx me city
ofsT1an v,I,a inr tn D setffamant- MA cerfafn
asssy,,,+ 'hm IL e ssI,r nnyyn bers thot tha
assoan.' pu. hiS huomn - s ., a,.,.
aesoan. "as ss. e nue wv ~ ~ NJ
pe!S ne !phY,u'p.t!' ~ ar1 ktNS As'
oo nn ats, a.s.e pan. -. - ,,,. :, :,
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lnetuns vi ,uihts'ets a'ftial .aetl a' Sn aa
sluisn, "a 'sis So J, gn 'Ss G9'n ~
, rrS,' rene"eu d! taeeLius ne.u =. -. n oo.s
| i"yol Sna'su. 'n a, .ou.5' v" ."I ooSa
:. A4sNs. I's.' " w " ,o:a.;a..
oeu' ns'ie'!, "a ttt0' ivo"Nov :v H''ou'
| WIZ, IL, sesms, 20 consuoea e"e.' ai W.
soIvsuce VI .'c ,am ..' .h.s iesFeeI IAN w W
euiatceut ~ S'ifi' tnat p.ot'e neeo :tu. !,
enlightenment oii LUG uuty anu poh.! VI
observing lne oaopa'n, ana certa.h Writer'S -
upon !ae suo!ect a,e ss',ns ene 10. VI she
Guy anu voHntyspapeis, a1u 'tal" "a enou-
ers are also giving instru from 'heif
puipits en me supleel. ,,.l,....i :
Df. Is. q. Iaum, 0! ffahhitu county
dsed at the residence o. ,Mr. Nnai,es D.
heen, IN NORTH. DanFli'es Gu tue lotn .il'
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The BittIe Memorial Ceremonies at
H.. Roanoke College.

SALEM, VA. October 1S.-The forma
opening OF the Bitte memorial library
building Of Roanoke College took place
yesterday with Interesting exercises. Tho
library building is named in mem orY OF
Rev. D. F. Bittle, D. d., the first president
OF Roanoke College. 1t is handsome
gothic cditice 60 BY so feet, and was erected
by the voluntary contributions OF the friends
OF the institution.
The memorial address was delivered by
Professor S. C. Wells, OF the Faculty. Rev.
c. 2. Proutb, D. D.. LII. D.. yice-pr ovost
OF the University OF Pennsylvania, delivered
an address upon "The Library" At night
the Inauguration of Professor j. D. Dreber
as the third president CT Roanoke College
took place. In the interval between the
addresses, the library building and cabinets
were thrown open to the public and visited
by large number OF persons. Numerous
donations were made to the library as me-
mortal offerings. ~
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CuLPEPER COUNTY.
OUR AGRICULTURAL FAlE--ITS SUCCESS, &C.
TCorresponGeuce OF tile Richmond Dispatch.l

OUR AGRICULTURAL FAlE-ITs SUCCESS, &C.
TCorresponGeuce OF tile Richmond Dispatch.l
-t .- OCTOBER II, 1879.
: To-day was the fourth and last day OF the
Piedmont Agricultural Fair. The weather
has been di>treSsiDgiy bot and dusty during
the W hole week, yet the attendance has been
good, and yesterday it was estimated fully
1000 persons were on the grounds. Judge
Fullerton delivered the annual address,
which was rcplete with sound advice and
delivered in his usually happy strain, and
was listened TO with marked attention. Ex-
Governor Smith was also on the grounds,
together with Populations from all our sur
rounding counties, and many strangers, all
OF whom seemed truly pleased at the fine
display made by exhibitors, the beauty and
| fine condition OF the grounds and build
ings, az we'll as the perfect police and order
arrangements for the comfort or the
crowd. For these last much praise is due
the verify, energetic president, S. S. Brad
! ford. Esq, who not only plans but sees
that his plans are executed, assisted by the
efficient Executive Committee and the Of
ncers OF the grounds, all OF whom were
di'igent in the performance of their duties,
and hence everything moved on smoothly.
| The tine corps OF cadets from Bethel
! Academy, near WaIrenton, under com
| mona OF COlonel L'Eu'iooI' speh. liie o"!
on the ground. They are finely-cquippeG
COMPANY, and added much to the Interest
of tie scene by their Grill and soldierl1
bearing.
There were some fine horses entered, ant
the trials OF speed we're OF unusual inter
est each day. Taken altogether, this Fail
has, We think, been a decided success 81
| far as exhibitors and visitors are concerned
Most OF our farmers have finished seed
ing. aud The acreage sowed and guano ant
fertilizers used far exceeds any year since
| the war.
Politics, or rather candidates, seem to b.
quietly working, but no enthusiasm is ylsl
BILE .. ..,. II.
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sAgiSE SELEEGESGE.
POET OF RICHMOND. OCTOBER IS. 1873.
ARRIVED SATURDAY,,


Steamship Isaac Fell. Lawrence; New YORK. MGR
chandIse and passengers. G. w. Alien CO.. agents
Stcumer N0rfnlt, Tnnnii, Philadelphia lacrcnau-
disc aud passengers. J. W.. MctarrcH. agent.
Steamer ARIEL. clifford. Norfolk, GuIied Sta!eo
ma merchandise, and passengers. l.. u. Tatum.
agent.
schooner NgnoGeftp, Frank, Baltimore, grain
Iiaxa'l Crclkhaw Company.
SAILED SUNDAY.
Steamship Isaac Bell, Lawrence. New YORK.. III or
cha ndIsc and uassrugprs. g.. W. Alien 4 Co.. a2cn IN.
Steamer Nor fola, TuDnl. Philadelphia. ncrcusn-
disc and passeng J. W. MclarricE. agent.
schooner Emo; D. Phillips. Baker, Boston, Goa j.
Curtis Il Parker.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From New York uc' oter 18th, schooner Lotiia 1,
Souiers.
MEMORANDUM.
NEW YORK, Gc'olrr II Arrived: Schooner
James Ponder, Robinson, with coal, :rpm sich-
m0Id.
GIVEN UP FOR LOST.
Schooner s. GoJfrey. Catcs. which left PBi!a~
anlr.,ia August 81 fr Ilanverspori has been gwen
nm for lost with all on board. She was hast setn Oh
Block Island by q passing vessel nUTfuZ TIE severe
leaving Philadelphia. The Godfrey was hriHeeiE
200 and $40 toms, und was laden With 500 IONS Oz
coal for Sanger. Hood Il Co., Of Dauyer"rori. Her
crew consisted OF the captain. mate ana LAree hieb
she hailed from Philadelphia.
TO SAIL FOR YORKTOWN.
The United States steamers Pnwhatan, Ma ion I,
Klar.agc. Saratoga, and Portsmouth Wis sai: iCF
the uincy elyht anniversary celebration Q! the Day
lie OF Yorktown.
SHIP BUILDING.
A larye three nas.cd sch ronor Is TO DC b.it
Alexandria, Va, for Captain Sc"Dery' % Sew
jersey.
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|rYD1sTRIC;:Ts FoRMERLYRAVAGE

BY fever and ;ague immunity from the dreaded
,course Is enjoyed by thosewho have rendered THAR
isy,tems nalsrta.proof with Hosiet.er's Stomach
Biltero--ehe bess preventive and remedy. ouinfne
eansos compare with itin efacacy, and 'ssnstbins
but safe. Physieians commend the Buffers for liz
reu,e,iia, and resu5 cira,fng properties. and the
eto.est ansIyas reveals nothing 10 the composition
Of dee,esious 1slure, IL does notdeteriorats, 10
an asreeabie cordial ms well as potent medicine,
aud when .Gixtd With hrackish or nnHbos.sne
Ter neutraizes iss hur,fai The deni-
Gems Of masarfous not only in fAe United
STAGES, but The fropics, REGARD II ss
protection. and lip heats OF lt y kept som
siantly on hand As aie tide OF esniEEaaon tpfeads
farther westward me Gemsndz for it ssfonR hose
cosnpesiea 10 ensarnter TIE Of climate
constantly increase. &C 1se WtHhGAs