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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-09

REGULAR DONNYBR00K FAIR STOvALL BAD
LY BEATEN AND CABELL SLIGHTLY INJURED
&C., &C.
[Lynchburg News.I
The regular September term OF Franklin
County Court commenced on Monday, and
owing to the announcement OF political
discussion between Readiusters and Demo
cratic speakers one OF the most tremendous
crowds gathered at Rocky Mount that has
been seen since the opening OF the narrow
gauge railroad. People Of all shades Of po.
litcal opinions flocked in from miles around,
and lone before the hour for speaking ar
rived the political caldron was boiling
over and opposing parties stirred up to the
highest pitch Of excitement.
Major John w. Daniel was the first
speaker.
Major Daniel was followed by Tony Sto.
vail, the Readjuster candidate for Congress,
in one OF his characteristic displays Of vul-
garity and abuse, totally devoid of intelli-
gent ideas, and fit only for the saad-lots OF
California. He finally became so bitter and
personal in what be had to say that Hon.
George C. Cabell called halt, and
demanded that he explain his remarks
before proceeding further. Stoyall re-
ferred him TO the newspapers for his au.
thOrity, charging him at the same lime with
having inspired and urged on the attacks OF
the DaDvile Post. This Colonel Cabell
emphatically denied. Hot words followed,
and then ensued scene Of tumult, disor-
der, and confusion which defes description.
A man named Wilson sprang upon the plat
form, and striking Cabell from behind,
cheered the "Stovall bboys" on to the
conflict. Meantime the friends and sup
porters OF Colonel Cabell were not back.
ward in the fray, but. gathering around
their cbieftain, fought like tigers, maulins
their assaiants with patriotic zeal. MIR.
Nat. Cabell 0he congressman's nephew
drew his pistol, and, placing 1t against Sto-
valPs breast, snapped 1t three times, hut the
weapon failed to fire. He then beat him
over the head with the butt-end OF the ps'
tol, cutting several severe gashes, from
which the blood flowed profDsely.
Most OF the parties TO the afiray were
bound over to keep the peace; and after
quiet had been restored. Colonel Cabell ap-
reared on the court-green and was received
with tremendous applause. He addressed
the crowd in an impressive and eloquent
manner, winning many friends by his man
ly conduct and utterances.
At last accounts Mr.. Stovall was being
cared for by his friends at Rocky Mount.
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col
10 the Public.
RICHMOND, September s, 1Ss

RICHMOND, September 8, 1880.
We have seen Mr.. G. NJ. Bruce's card in
the Richmond Dispatch OF this date. We
neither desire nor propose to enter into a
controversy with Mr.. Bruce. There Is one
fact. however, in this matter that we feel
called upon to rtiterate.
Mr. Bruce in his card says that he has
no recollection OF having heard or read Mr..
Wise's letter to DR.. Johnston until after II
was delivered TO DR.. Johnston. We do not
pretend TO question Mr. Bruce's recollec-
ton, but we do make this assertion most
positively: That Mr.. Wise, having written
the letter aforesaid, and copy being made
OF it, both in Mr.. Bruce's presence, he
handed letter and copy TO us with the re.
quest that we compare them. We did so
BY one OF us. Mr.. Hobson, reading the letter
aloud in Mr.. Bruce'S presence. Whether
Mr.. Bruce was paying sufficient attention to
understand ii we Of course cannot say. We,
however, do say that Mr.. Wise then turned
to Mr.. Bruce and told him that elf Dr.
Johnston or any one else desired to commu
nicate with him further they could do sc
through Captain Rogers" Mr.. Wise EN-
phasized the words any one else, and then
asked: "Do you understand me, sir"'
Mr.. Bruce replied: '' do" The lettel
was then handed to Mr. Bruce unsealed.
Respectfully, HENRY w. u0BsON,
ASA ROGERS, Jr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-09

POLICE CoURT.-The following cases were
disposed OF at the Police Court yesterday
morning by Police-Justiee Richardson:
Margaret Hewlett (colored), charged With
unlawfully threatening TO beat Milly Banks
was bound over TO keep the peace Tor SIX
months.
John Walters, charged with assaultine
ana beating Emma Green. and James Al
len fcoloredl. charged with assauIting and
beating Millie Grain, were fined $3.50 each
Sallie Fox (colored), charged with abusing
the wife of Daniel Nelson. was discharged
William Bannisier (colored), charged WIZ
interfering With passengers at the York
River der6t. Continued until tomorrow.
James Fry (eolored), charged with keep
ing bllIiard.table in his saloon without
license. Dismissed. -,
Annie Gaiewood (coloredh charged VIII
being drunk, was fined q.
Trerjania Banks (colored), charged Will
lighting and creating disturbance, wa
fined 81. M
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

W. G0DDfN. 8 p. NJ, desirable farm, called As
pen shace," In Hsnrco county six miles above
Richmond. near the old Yellow Tavern.
GEORGE II. rOINDEXTER. p. NJ, commits.
s0ners sale Of framed cottages Nos. 1890 ana
1922 Marshall street, between Eighteenth and
= Nineteenth.
JAS. MACDOUGALL. 10 A. NJ. admisistrator's
sale OF stock OF drug. medicines, stof xfures,
showcases. &C., corner Eighteenth aud Main
streets.
SUTTON CO., 9 p. NJ. brick house, with large lot
attached. at the southeast corner Of Twenty
third and . streets.
). T.. EDWARDS, 10 A. NJ, peaches, grapes, and
pears.
JAS. MACDOUGALL, 4 y. NJ, crockery, glass.
ware, &c.
JNO. r.. LAUGUrON. in, 10 A. NJ, household
furniiure, ofice-desks, &C.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-09

The RIVER INPROvENENT.-About one
week ago the Norwegian bark Thomas Fau-
lex left the Chesapeake and Ohio wharves,
drawing fifteen and one-half feet OF water.
She completed loading a cargo OF grain at
City Point September Sd. and left that
place drawing eighteen and one-half feet.
She was taken to Hampton Roads with
out difficulty by the Virginia Towing Com
pany's tug Arche, Captain William III.
Harris. This is the deepest-draft vessel
ever taken from City Point. ard has been
accomplished as a result OF the removing by
the Government Of the obstruction at Har'
rison's bar and Goose-Hill fats.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-09
MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

Briefs and MiSCeiLdReOas.- Rev. A. G.
McManaway, OF BIacksburg, has declined
the call to the pastoral charge OF the Baptist
church in Manchester, recently extended to
him.
Mr.. w. b. Chalkiey and Captain /. b,
Jones were in the city yesterday.
Remember the Blind Singers at the court
house tonight for the benefit OF Manches-
ter Division. Sons OF Temperance.
The last stage now leaves Manchester at
$50 Z. NJ. and Richmond at 6:f5 Z. M.
The continued case OF Alexander Baker
charged with felonious cutting, will be
called in the Police Court this morning.
CAPTAIN John 5. Wise speaks in front ol
the Hastings Courthouse next saturday
night.
The picnic of the West-End Sunday
school takes place al Woodside this day
week.
Rev. Mr.. Lacy is the only minister at
present on duty in this city.
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T0. SUMMER TOURISTS.


Persons intending speaking the summer season N
tbs country OF at the waprias-places should pro-
vide themselxss with ths necessary remedies ssss
apparatus wisoh cannss se ssd outside OF ciAft>
yJE.:
eATENT PocKET-sP0vgs, for heating ssa
lPATE:SsiT MAX xlGlrr-LIGHTs, which iara
;RRAbY.xxD MysrARD-PLAsTERs, wSieA
are always realN ana ses In three mlnules;
SOFT Rrs8kR Ain: PILLOWS and CUSHIONS
sPoNGES aud spONGe.BAGs,
sELF-hNJEC1lNG UNIVERSAL SYRaxGEs,
VAI.gNTfNkS MEAr-JuICE,
y1LENTiNGs AkAT.JCIcf WITH GLycE-
! lsSsTnxs FLUID BEEF,
IfEniGS SOLID nGxTkAcL hrEt .sl
LiEBI6S LIQUID EXTRACT BEkfs
PAPONA, entire wheat food, Tor Ss{s1sSs
IMPERIAL GnANU 81. food for nisats;
NFSTLE'S LAETE0Us fAbtNAs
GEREER's MlLk-fUuh
rRHErxREB sciosTCH 0IyMEAf,
swiss sCoNDESskD MILK.
LIQUID RENNEv.
DIslNfECTiAG SOAPA to prevent eontsxtchs
and al rslisb,s medicines. new ssasdssss and appe'
ratus, 70 b had of
MEAnS 4 BAxxR. ps.astssA
aso go nsin sersees
rELErHoSs MrssA0xs rsoArsLy Az
iTENDkn 30. NV
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-09

Two WHITB BOYS WHIPPED.-Lee Fau-
dree and Fred. Gentry, two white boys,
were before the Police Court yesterday
morning charged with stealing four white
wash-brushes valued at Sl5O, the property
OF SiIas Johnson. They were found guilty,
and having before been convicted OF petit
larceny were sentenced 10 be whipped
Gentry TO receive fifteen stripes and Fau-
dree twenty. The charge against them for
unIawfully entering the cigar-store OF Henry
Heuser with intent to commit larceny Was
dismissed.
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RICHMOND. VA. September 8, 1880.

RICHMOND, VA, September 8, 1880.
To the ShipmdSterS in The HdrbOr OF Rich
m0nd, and other friends:
AT the request OF the Norwegian and Swe'
dish captains now at this port, and on be-
bali of the absent family OF the deceased,
hereby tender sincere thanks for the sympa.
thy and attention shown their friend and
comrade, Captain Z. T.. MolIer, OF the Nor
wegian bark Z. II. Widt, at his sudden and
untmely death. CHARLES LUNDIN,
Swedish and Norwegian Vice-COnsul.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-09
The Cat Ordinance Veto.

Mayor Cooper yesterday sent in the fol
lowing veto OF the cat ordinance to The
Board OF Aldermen. Ii went over under
the rule without debate:
MAYORS OFFICE,
New YORK, September Z, 1880. !
To the Honorable the Board Of Aldermen
return, without my approval, the accom-
panying ordinance OF the Board OF Alder
men, adopted August 3, 1880, entitled "Ar
ordinance for the capture OF cats found a
large in any OF the public streets, lanes
alleys, highways, parks, or other places
within the corporate limits OF the city o.
New York"
As the ordinance authorizes only the cap
ture OF cats found at large in the public
streets and places, the enactment would
probably not materially lessen the annoy
ance complained OF.
The time allowed for cot TO be reclaimed
by its owner-three hours after its cap
ture--Is so short that practically there could
be no reclamation; 50 that the ordinance ir
its operations would probably not be salts
factory either 10 the owners OF the cats OF
10 those who are annoyed by them.
EDWARD C00rER, Msyor,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-09

WESTERN END OF THE RICHMOND AND AL
LEGHANY RAnRoAD.-Tbe present terminus
OF the Richmond and Allegheny railroad Is
at Wiliamson's, on the Chesapeake and
Ohio railway, one hundred and Dinety-three
miles from Richmond, and in few days
track-laying will be commenced at that end.
The steel rails will probably arrive here to-
day, and be sent at once over the Chesa-
peake and Ohio road to Williamson's.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-09

THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was cloudy or
rainy, raw, and disagreeable.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 6 A. NJ, 20 /;
A. NJ, 70; noon, 70; Z. n, G7; p.
NJ, 64; midnight, 81.
Mean temperature, CIT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-09

TIN MozARr THIS EvESISa-lNArouRA-
TIox OF OPRRATIo EsTERrAlNAEsss.-i MS
evan,nc. !. Jeannette's Weddiua," an ope-
Mia IN two acts, by Victor Nasse. jean
nst,e. Mrs. Caroline Riehings- Bernard /
Jean MIR. Pierre Bernardo Jerome, MIR, 10.
seph 8. Greensielder'
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR RTO-DAY.-For the Middle
Atlantic States, stationary or higher ba-
rometer, stationary temperature. north TO
east winds, partly cloudy weather, and oc-
easional rain.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-09

OFFICERS IYsTALLED.--Past Grand G.
Thomas Washington installed the following
officers OF the State Grand Lodge, No. /,
Sons and Daughters OF Rabab: Isabella
Young, of Richmond, z. s. g. c.; Agnes
Tyler, OF Richmond, S. G. c.; Eliza Wool
fork. of Richmond, S. &. Senior c.; Mary
A. Claiborne, of Richmond, s. g. Junior
c.. Thomas Washington. of Richmond, 5.
q. II. p; Thomas X. johnson, OF Rich.
mond, S. G.. Secretary; Robert Hill, oi
Richmond. S. G. Prelate; Junius t. Brown,
of Richmond. S. G. X. Of e.; David Lam
bert, OF Hampton. :. q. l.. Appointment
Of District Deputies: Thomas X. Johnson
and L. Cooper, OF Richmond; Daniel Lam
bert, Of Hampton; Thomas Rddck, OF
Porlsmouth; Charles Boiling, OF Peters
burg.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-09

NRN AGENCY FOR. LITpA WATER.-fisstBg
been appointed by Colonel Thomas F. Goode one OK
his agents for the sale OF BUBBALo LITIiiA WAakn'
we SaalI keep supyiT of this very yalsabs water
on. hand, and are prepared 10 meet any demand
tbasmay be made on us fee II. II. W. PcsxkRs
CO., DruggIsts, Ne. ! 30 3. Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-09

SEE THE NOVELTIES IN DRESS 6 s0ps4Ar LEVY
BRoTuERs'--Handseme styles or new Dress
Goods from l2kc. 20 1925 per yarA
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PERsOYAL-BRIEF lTEMs.-Hon. John
Goode, OF Norfolk, was in the city yesier-
day.
The police are engaged in inspecting the
city hvdrants with view OF preventing the
unnecessary waste OF wafer. 1t should be
borne in mind that parties who violate the
city ordinance in relation to waste oil
water are liable to heavy fine.
The flags Of the shipping in the dock
were at half-mast yesterday out OF respect
to the memory OF the late Captain Moler.
The Jefferson Literary and Social Circle
are preparing for their annual ball. The
bail, OF this Club, which embraces in lis
membership our best Hebrew felow.clli-
zens, are always elegant affairs.
Great-Sachem George w. Toby, OF Man.
chester, and other distinguished visitors,
were handsomely entertained by jamestown
Tribe, |. O. X. NJ, Tuesday night.
Notwithstanding the inclement weather
the opening at Saks Il Co.'s yesterday was
well attended.
Judge Robert W. Hughes will arrive in
the city to-day and hold term OF the
United States District Court.
Mr.. Frank j. Reilly has been elected by
the Catholic Beneficial Society OF this city
a delegate to the Irish Catholic Benevolent
Union Convention, which meets at Will
mington, Del, September 22d. Hon. A.
NJ. Kelley is president Of the Union, and
j. V. Reddy, Esq, secretery Of the Board
of Colonization.
Hon. James A. Frazier, Readiuster can
didate for Congress in the Sixth district,
was in the city yesterday en- route for Apo
mattox Courthouse, where be would speak
in advocacy OF the Malone electoral ticket.
Quite large number OF persons returned
to The city last night by the Chesapeake and
Ohio railway.
A new brick storebouse is being erected
on the lot at the northeast corner OF Twelfth
and Cary streets. This lot has been unoc-
cupied ever since the war.
The temperature yesterday was much
cooler than for several days previous. but
the weather in other respects was anything
but agreeable.
A large flag belonging 10 one OF the Italian
societies here is missing, and the Society
wants the borrower TO return It,.
The work on the new depot and trestle
in the basin at the gauge.lock is progressing
satisfactorily.
Mr.. John Waldey left last night for Chi
cago, after pleasant visit TO Manchester
and Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-09

WE HAD. TESTED ITS wRTTE PERSONAL -
and know that for dyspepsia. bdiOusness ana throo-
bling headache arising therefr0m it Is the bsss
medicine The world ever saw. We had tried fortJ
other re mt dies before the SienaoSs LIVER REtsse
LAroR, but none OF them gave US more than tenn
porary relief, but the Resulator not only relIe7sd
but It cured us.-Ertrsot' from Telegraph s1sd
Messenger, Macon, Se.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-09

E.AyE ANALYZED THs waisKEr known an
der the brand OF B seleet,s controlled by Msssrs
wALxxR ID. BLAIR q CSA, Richmond, Va aad
fad Il free from f,istj-stt and other impasities,
aed recommend It's uss for medicinal and family
purposes. J. ID. McCAw, NJ. d.,
Late Professor OF Chetsistry,
Medical College OF Virginia.
r.....o1Q
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-09

HEAporARnRRs FOR LINEN GGeps Is at LEV,
BRoTHRHS'. II ysa want irst-slass goods at the
lowest prsees, give them call.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-09

NoTIe RARRR AND ENVELOPES, Cards and EkS
yelopes all kids OF Writing Paper ana Envelopes
AT yeyy lpx prices at LEVY RssIHaRs'.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-09

N. ELLysoN CO.. advsrtizss agents. insest -,
vertisemsns IN al Of the rSvspapsrs sf Ne unile1
slsAs a publishers' rata Orders len - ~ ONs
patch seunrngrs"n win sscsivs prsaH -
lcls
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-09
8ithnlond 4ispatth.
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 0, 1880.

ss- THE CIRCULATION OF THE BIsPATCH
"a LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CTRCU.
LATloN or ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS.
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-09

MOSQUITO NAT: MosQuIro NET t-Pins. B,us
Green, Yellow. and White Mosquito Net AT LEyr
m ofuERs'
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SAWS MONEY by navirs your srintiak GO, stths
DISPATCH PRINTfNG-BoUsH. Good ~srs. loW
prices. and satisfaction sr,arspss-e~
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EUREKA CLEANER at drug and grocery.store

READY CLEANER at PInaSER's, next TO Ex-
press Office.
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EMINENT DR.. W. F. srEUARa

- confidently recosamend CoideSis LIE BIC s
lEroUIp ExTR sdr or nREF for consumption, de-
blIity weakness, SC. have tested 1t with 1nlyer.
AL success.
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personal,

THIS is TO NOTIFY THE PUBLIC
II that neither the bark sidon v nor her agents
viii be responsible for debts msde by the crew.
se 9.9t Buck 4 CHRISTIAN.
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pICHMoND COLLEGE,

plCHMOND COLLEGE,
HI RICHMOND. VA.
Next session begins SEPTEMBER 23D and cor
iinues without iniermission nine months.
The College employs eight full professors. who
give thorough instruction IN Latin. Greek. Modern
Languages. English, Mathematics Ply sizes, Chemis-
try, Moral Pbiosophy, and Law.
No location more beaihful. Moral Influences re-
straining and clevaiiug.
TERMS UNUSUALLY MODERATE.
One hundred and ninety-fye dollars tSl95) will
exps Tor nine months session. of board,
tuition, m8riculation, room rent. servants attend
aDce. fuel, lights, and washing.
For catalogues, giving fun particulars, apply at
The bookstores or address u. PURYEAR,
Chairman OF Faculty.
fy al -eodtSepl ,fdt25Sep
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-09

fEntered at the Post-Ofiice at Richmond, Va, as
second-cIass mxtter.i
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FALL OvSHcoA7s,

FoRrIrY THg PODY AGAINST DIsxAsr.-This
Is readily dose BY purifying all the fluids OF The sys
TEN with DIR. TtTTs PILLS. Then there need be
fear OF epidepies chiils and styer, bilious at.
tacks. rbeumaissss ssin diseases, nervous debi.
ty. Buoyant hsaiss and elasticity OF spirits viii be
The result.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-09

FOR ALL IoUsE-cLEASlrSG use READY or
EUREKA CLEANER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-09

HoRsFORD's ACID PHOSPHATE, bv its health
ful action upon the nervous system and stomach,
relieves lndipeSi ion. hrahache. eIe.
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EDUCATIONAr..

UNIVERSITY SCHOOL, No. 100 NORTH
" ETGHTH srRKET--The sixteenth session oi
TITS school will begin THURSDAY, SEPTEMBKn
ESD. Boys OF eleven years OF age received; or,
well advanced. even Younger.
CHANCES PER SESSION: Elementary English
and Mashsmst,cs. $50: Higher English and Mahc-
MATES. VA; La IN, Greek, French, Gsrmsn, each
gnares charge u made for the third and fourth
Clergymen's sons for all branches, 500.
For two more bows from The same family de-
dueton OF bio Will be m te from each bill over $50
Payments as follows: Ten dollars 10 Oh the day oi
tnrance the balance In three six. aud nine months
from 17th September, 1880. Circulars at the book
stores after 9Th instant. THOMAS II. NORWOOD
PRINCIPAL. No 6ll east Leigh street. sc o. I'm
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DICnMoND FEMALE SEMINARY,
~ 4O3 EAST MAIN STREET.
JOHN n. POWELL, PRINCIPAL.

JUL IN IL TVf
Mrs. Mrs i g. g. rkHT9N, rnEETr Associate Principals.
The eighth session begins MONDAY, September
20 1880.
Mademoiselle ROSA DE DuTZELE. who has Taught
for years I'm the first schools 0i this country,
and vino comes most highly recommended. viii
have charge Of the department OF French.
IN addition 10 the other well-knOwn teachers oil
music Madame CAROLINE RiCu1SGs-bEkNARD
and Professor HAIR will give instruction in he
Seminary.
For catalogues amply at the bookstores or TO the
au 26-Tu Tb& SaiOcl PRINCIPALS.
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TWO BALLOTS TAKEN.

Al ballot was taken, resulting as follows |:
Ransdell. I3; Maddox, 10; not yoting,o D..
The Chair decided that rs neither OF tne
candidates received a majority OF the votes
- tho Convention there was no election.
The Rexdiuster delegates wanted 10 al.
iourn without making nomination. ou' =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-09

WANTED. A No. | CHAMBERMAID,
w WASHER and IRONER. Apply at t2l
west Grace street. Sc 9-Itf
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Row af Rocky Mount.
lLYnchbnrg News. |

A REGULAR DoNNYBROOK FAIR STOvALL BAD
LY BEATEN AND CABELL SLIGHTLY INJURED,
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January IS, isTa.
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FOR RENT.

EOR RENT, THAT NEW ANDHA
Il HANDSOME BRICK STORE ANDHJ
DWELLING on the north side OF Brad between
sixth and seventh streets for a long time occupied
by George Klein as gas-ting and furnishinx store.
This Is good stand, and the whole premises are In
thorough repair. The store Is adapted 10 any bust.
ness. Rent low. ROBERT Il. LYME.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-05
The Morsy.Garneld Letter Forgery
q NNupf

New YORK. November 5.-Philp wss
In court yesterday. but soon left. Josh
Hart testified that he received the Morey
letter through the mail on October IS.
and was about to destroy II, but seeing
that it was a peculiar one. examined IL
with the editors Of Truth, and not being
prepared to publish IL. notified the Ma.
tional Democratic Committee, and Ran
dali, Barnum and others examined It,
and then Truth published 1t. Philip
never saw it until it appeared in fac sim.
lie. He knew there was o letter, but did
not know what IL was.
Cross-examined-I have been pub
Usher Of Truth since July. After Hewitt
examined the letter Q half hour he pro.
noupced il genuine and returned 1t to
witness. gave the letter, after Davsn.
ports visit, TO his sister for safe keep.
ing. Witness had great difficulty to get
Hewitt to declare It genuine. ! have
not sept to Lynn to find Goodall, who
was alleged to have administered on
Morey's estate. Couldn't say how many
FAC SMILES were distributed. Truth 10 q
stock corporation. organized under the
Connecticut laws. Philip il not q stock
holder. but Post, Byrne and Hummell
are. Witness controls the majority
OF It.
L. F. Pott, one Of the editors oi
Truth. testified that Philip did not see
the Mor-y letter until after the publica'
ton OF the fac simile.