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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-19
by Chaffin, Staples & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and AuctiOneers,
No. north Tenth street.

UCTION SALE OF VERY VALUA-
N BILE BRICK-CLAY PROPERTY IN ROCK
ErTS NEAR THE BALTIMORE BRICK COM.
PANY'S YARDS ON MONDAY the 20 day OF
February, 1880, al o'clock l.. NJ, we WI sell, on
the premises, about FOUR AND \ QUARTER
ACRES of the celebrated VAN LEW BRICK
CLAY LAND. adjacent To The brick yards Of the
Baltimore Brick Company and OF Messrs. Powers y
CrumD.
The superior quality of this clay is so well stab
lished as 10 need no commentator from us, ana as
1t is the OF the Van Lew clay property now on
the market. likely IL be for some years 10 come.
brick makers should not miss this opportunity OF
securing the only clay from which brick eau be
made for supplying the city government. and which
Is preferred by builders TO any other kind.
The property will be divided Into TWO parcels IL
desired by purchasers.
TERMS: One ffh ca b: the balance IN equal pay
ents at six, twelve. eighteen, twentyfour, thirty,
and thirty-siN months with interest added for ne
gOtIable notes, secured by trust deed on the pro-
perry. CHAFflN, STABLES co
IA l6.d'cs AuctiOneers.
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nv ". GOddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioncer,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF VAL
L UABLE SUBURBAN PROPERTY AT THE
WEST AND EAST ENDS OF 1IlE CITY OF
RICHMONI. BY virtue Of the trust deed from
Israel Williams and wife 10 the undersigned, dated
sth 5. piember, 1871, recorded IN llenrco County
Court clerks Office, in Deadlock 50, page 80. de
fault having been made IN the payment of The debt
thereby secured. and being thereto required by the
beneficiary, | will sell on " EDNESDAY, at IL
O'Clock NJ. the 2Ist January, 1880, at my ONCE,
corner Min and Eleventh streets. one undivided
m0iey Of the beautiful TWENTY -FlvE-ACRE
LOT OF LAND on the we tern suburbs, designated
as No. l IN the plan of division OF the Richie
farm" adjoining ibe lands of Dr. Thomas Pollard
DR.. o. 4. CTenshaw, Messrs. llaxall, and Harvey
town. Also. one undivided m0iety Of another
VALUABLE LOT OF 1920 ACRES on the east
ern suburbs. adjoining Fairfield race-course. John
w. Brauer, Bacon TAFT Central l.uDaiic Asylnml,
and others, u'ed as n garden by said Asylum, and
adjoBs IL on til. u0rtn.
Each presenting a rare opportunity for adyan-
tageous purchases OF this description OF property
examine. and attend the SAFE prepared 10 buy.
TERMS: Whilst The deed requires cash rs to the
debt secured mole liberal terms viii doub less De
announced at the ta.e. -..- q,
JL.APPFRSON, Trustee.
T. L. APpERsON, Salesman ia 10
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ByJ. Thompson Brown
Real Estate Agent ana Anctionce''
11I3 east Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF FOUR HOw wrsS
i ANn LOT ON WEST CARY sTHkEI. W $3.50.
ar f'IitRRY STRFET.-By virtue OF two We ae ,hs
OF trust executed by Charles Koch ana mms' &C.
frst 10 Hartman straus. and Brown. Tus.ses r. T
dated Esd November. 1877 and 5e rec = s7a:
Richmond C'bancery Cont. ID. H. III a, y, 2oa
ana the second 10 MeanIey and Iaiman, s." ,,,ch
dated 9Th March, 1878 and 9, corpsu aas. 70 Sc.
cure certain obigstons aud whereas ,s hene.
been made and being required so TO 90 oy ,ne
6ciarips, we will SELL on the premises Cd AZ ny ,he
DAY January 10, 1880, at O'Clock Z. VI, ,n n
PROPERTY described 10 both deeds as oe'ore ie'
fired to. 49,, ..-,y, s,de NJ
sad property fronts e2 feet on the porin sia L., q,
Cary street, and runs back between saraiei Inv,
1919 feet 10 an alley 30 feet wide. There l. upo.
said Iot THREE HOUSES fronting on Gary 49, eeI
and one In the rear. The properly Is 1enieu 20 49, A.
fenInts. The houses Will be S II separately II "e'
sired. ..o eo,r,b
TERMS: By consent OF all parties. one iourlh
cash: balance at -four, eight ana twelve months in'
terest added, and secured by deed OF iust.
II. G. g. HARTMAN
JULIUS STRAUs,
j. THOMPSON BROWN,
Trustees first deed.
}. A. MEANLEY,
W. II. TALMAN.
Trustees second deed.
+. THOMPSON BROWN. Aucijoneer. " .
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By Robert D. Lyme
Real Estafc Agent ana A"'''"s'''
1919 Main street.

A UCTIoy SALE 1 Of a ' or M sMan-
- AGkEte yL.iFiHnM. cGNTkiNISG TWEN ~
AcR VAST Of TIE G,lIi; A AS AnUf one
On oAKw01,4ro. A M,t.E RON THE CRY LIN.
2mAssTnEIhn , NJ " The LANDS OF $. p IA A.
TlTn Hi ESQ d ir sfy 70 se GS
offer pg gsnu ,9s $50 O'Clock r NJ the above
= Ssss ia %s Tss I L; 'Ss1
highly improveu.,, s Of NICE FRAME SIX
bBT %sM GppWEILING, in good order; kitchen ana
other out-nous,e',s now occupied by Nr. Robert
Th,s prob ise Will take pleasure In showing 1t 20
amy one desiring TO inspect speeia' at''n'ioh Is
al csiIeS 70 the sale OF this property. -, ..,a
TERMS VIII w ROBERT u. LYME.
- an N. oaeo7 Auciionter.
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J. THOMPSON BROWN. Auciionoer. u II
BY POlndcXter & Topper.
Real Estate Agents aud Auctioneers,
1900 Main street


1900 Main street.
GALE OF Personal PROPERTY
- AND FARM OF SIX HUNDRED AND EIGH.
TY-FOUR ACRES. CALLED sol DIER'S
LODGE" IN GOOCHLAND COUNT H,VA.-By
virtue OF deed OF trust TO the undersigned. dated
23d October, 1875. recorded In GOochlsnd county
clerks office. 1 will sell al auction, upon the prem
ises. at o'ci.ck on TUESDAY. 9Th January.
1880, at SOLDIERS Lodge" In said county
IL head of MULtS and HORSES,
1s head Of CATTL !. and all he
PLANTATION STOCK and UTENSILS
upon said farm, or such of the same rs Is not exempt
10 the grant0rs In sale deed under The pOOrdebtor
law, ana such Of The same as Is now upon the said
farm and will be necessary 10 pay the sum OF
1857 so; and should said PERSONAL properly not
bring enough 10 pay said sum OF s357.6Q and the
costs of sale and Of executing this trust. VIII sell
Immediately thereafter that VALUABLE FARM
called SOLDIERS Lodge" containing SIX Hun
DRFD AND EIGHTY-FOUR ACRES. Said farm
lies three or four miles east Of The Courthouse and
~ miles north OF james River aud hana"ha
canal -
TERMS: Cash rs 10 1857 go and costs Of said sale
nd of executing this trust: the balance upon such
terms AS IL ay ba announced AZ the hour OF sale.
ANDREW n. LEAkE. Trustee.
PoINDEXTER & TUfPER, Aneiioneers. ia 10
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LIVERY AND SALES STABLES.
LIVERY AND SALES STABLES.
Va GH 49, G7s IA
HEADQUARTERS
FOR THE
SALE OF HORSES, MULES, CARRIAGES,
BUGGIES, AND WAGONS
AT AUCTION
RICHMOND BAZAAR,
1893 AND l440 FRANKLIN STREET,
RICHMOND. VA.

The subscriber has fitted up in connection with
his extensive stables one Of the most
COMPILE TE AND CONVENIENT BAZAARS
be found in this country: and having every IA
cility for the accommodation Of stock, respectfully
eOlcits consignmeuts of
HORSES, MULES, AND VEHICLES,
OF every kind, promising that all stock, &C., cons
signed to him shall have every attention. ana re-
turns promptly made.
LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES made when REQUIRED
THE CARRIAGE DEPARTMENT
embraces consimments Of almost every variety 0
vehicles for pleasure and work-puTposes, a also
HARNESS Of every description. All articles ~
this department VIII be sold al lowest wholesale
manufacturers prices. and IN no instance will any
deviation from such prices be made. Parties wish
Ing 10 purchase will find II TO their Interest 10 cX.
anime THIS stock OF vehicles. &C.
My STABLES are new. Of LARGE CAPACITY
and afford every convenience for droyers.
Parties desiring 10 purchase for their own use OF
the trade VIII nnd large stock TO select from. -
AUCTION SALES every WEDNESDAY and SAT-
URDAY at 10 O'Clock a. NJ. -
JOHN b. DAVIS, Proprietor.
r. ". COOK, ApctiOneer.
q. :. ALLEN. Manager. my IL
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By Grlbbs K Williams
Peal Estate Agents and Auctionoers.
Eleventh street, between Main and Bank

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE VERY
l VALUABLE FOUR STORY IRpN-FRONT
STORE AND WAREHOUSE SlrUATtD AT
THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF FOURTEENTH
fPEARL) AND CARY STREETS At AUCTION.
As trustee under a ceed of trust dated 18Th )eccm,
Der, ls73. and duly recorded, aud also as DIR cted
hy a decree of the Chaucery Court of RichmonG IN
the case of Watkins rs. L3nC1stcrn &c VIII sell
Inv auction. upOn the premises, on TUESDAY, 2Oth
Janunry. 1850. at IL O'Clock Me- The VERY VAL
TABLt PROPERTY above referred TO. known as
No. 10 south Fourteenth street, now ana Tor many
wears past occupied by MeSsr-. H. +. W lllans *
Cot being the corner tenement IN IcdTl Bioch'
erected IN 1856. H. =,
This HOUSE is four stories above the cellar, has
an iron front, cOuning-rUOm with hre-pfooi
vault, hoist, and every modern convenience ana
i I'm "A Il respects lirst.class building.
Tho location Is just in the cculre OF The heavy
business Of the cty. ana convenient to the various
dcpOts, exchanges, &c. .
30 better property Of the Kind, and none more
sure to be always in demand al a lair rem, can
be found in the city. and it IL therefore recon-
mpnded as sound and surc inve tment.
TERMS: one fourth ashland the 'idde III eqnal
instruments at one, two and three years. Win inter-
e,r PAYABLE semi annually. the deferred PAYMENTS 10
be secured by deco Of trust upon the pr pe"ly.
ISAAC II. CARRlNGION, Trustee.
GRVBDS & WILLIAMS. AuctlOneers. IA ~
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By Robert Is. Lyme
Real Estate Auctioneer,
1912 Main street.


1912 Main street.
TRUSTEES SALE AT pCpa ar az AGE-
rIoN OF THE ENTIRE sTOCk oT GHOCE1,
RIE9 &C. SToEEc nj i2 3d EahT HFon az
STREET. NSt EANEr sh on FRIDAY THE Esd
i SaY or At II lf l4 9oh ro% j.
IN e ,eas da,,d January IL, 1880. and
Richmond GSnese55y BEING GG Taqared
oHsr or ha hoIdsr NJ the note secured thereby de-
fault having been made in the payment o. ihe sa Re
nn he day above named. his entire STUN VI
GROCERIES. con,i.ling oiar.,na,r,
SUGARS: SOAPS Toilet ; and laa m hkHcu
Flour lin barrels and bars.
WuoDENWARE- PEAS. BEANS,
rT-CKETS. TUBS. BASKETS oone
ppooMS COFFEE. CANNED GOODS,
TOBACCO, CIGARS. P1CkLES, =.
BACON, SALT, CANDLES, NlNEGAk' "e'
ALSO,
NEW IRON SAFE .,
r,pms c,sb ROBERT d. LYME.
IL 10 I-
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FURNITURE.

FNO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.-phi
l. Is 10 give notice that ! have appointed THOMAS
1. TURNER, OF the city OF Richmond, my agent.
TO co ldnct for me. In said city, STABLE or STA
bLE rs for the LIVERY, HIRING. SALE. aud EN-
CHANGE OF VEHICLES, HORSES. and MI rs.
My said agent Is TO buy aud sell for CASH only.
X. X. TURNER.
December =. 1879. lie Calm
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Editors Dispatch I. 10 what ce'e1ra'ec =
building Is q part Of The Temple 0. D'ana
q. In Mscaulsy's Life OF james IL We
speaks OF the " fve-mi.e act :" what ~ Tue
meaning Of II? ,,;,
cup's o.,,ons and
otlige
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EAST BOUND.
Mall train arrives At Richmond daily 81 ,.pW
cept sunday at..s...s.s..s.ss.s s''.
Express Train arrives AT Richmond dhN ., "a
Ht.......s. $500 ssss 80 =. -
Accommodation train arrives a. kNh-,,o
mond daily except sunday att. ~ ~
Mixed train leaves SiaUn on Al 49,. 81.
taking passengers AZ G0rdonsyilir IRON we '- =
Midland trsip from Washington, and a'i'''
Richmond at SAC 4. ". , ,-.,., 0lr
A connects Win Virginia Nldhnd w. ,,t
Lynchburg Danyilie, aud Atlantic Mis- 'If ~
Ohio Railroad stations, ant viii Nlsiu.s
land train, leaving al $40 L. VI. io W asIi' f,r
II connects with Virginia Midland u''-
Lyuchburg aud Dan'tne. ..,,.,,..si,f "a
4 connects with Valley railroad accom-
trais, leaving at 3:l5f NJ. Tor tlsrrtsou1ets Il.
ID connec ) with Valley railroad Tram N"''Nn
ll:lt A. NJ. For HsrDcr's Ferry.
| Y connect with stages for Lexington. ~. TOY
| y connects with q. B. :. anu 4. L. sl'aE''' ~
Portsm outh aud Cincinnati. Go, o,, he
| q connects with scioto Valley rallroAd '0' '
Northwest . , a., ,be Nest,
| invest and Southwest. W. NJ :. III NN,t
Eugineer aud superlutenu' -. "A
CONWAY Y. HOWARD, General t@S'". no 10
| Ticket Agent
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ANSWER.
|. We don't know,

I. We don't KNOW.
2. The fve-m.lc act was an oppressive law
passed during the reign OF Charles III. III
was done away with in 1899. That act for
bid all non.conformist teachers who refused
10 take the non-resistance oath TO come
within five miles Of any corporation
where. they had preached since the act OF
oblivion had been in force under the PEN
atty Of ESQ. II travelling, they might
come.
8. The murrhine cup is one out OF which
a person may drink without fear, 1t having
the quality OF breaking IL any poison is
mixed with the liquid II contains. AT
leasr, that is what the luxurious Romans
who used cups Of that sort said Of them.
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NOTICE OF LIMITED PARTNER
N SuIP-The undersigned have formed LINZ
TIED PART NERSHIP 20 conduct the GitOCEhi '
IEAF-T@BA AND GENERAL COMMIs.
SION BUSINESS in the city OF Richmond ana
State Of Virginia. under the firm Of HILL,
SKINKER & WATKINS. 10 begin on the lST DAY
OF UARY. 1880. ana to continue Tor The pc
Rod of three years g vcarsl.
The GENERAL, PARTNERS In said firm are
CHARLES ID. bill, CHARLES II. sKISkER.
and CHARLES WATKINS. all of whom are ciii-
zens OF the Stale OF Virginia and reside In the CITY
of Richmond. o,-sr.y,,S
The SPECIAL PARTNER is GCSTAVUS
ODER, a ctizen Of the state OF MarylaDd ana re-
sizes N Che diy Of Bal imore.
The special partner has contributed 10 me com,
mon stock as capital the sum OF twenty thousand
dollars 1890, 000j in cash. .D
WitBcfs cur hands this the 31st day OF Iecem-
Der, eighteen hundred aud seventy-nine 1871.
ISieuedI CHARLES ~. HILL.
CHARLES II. SKINNER,
CHARLES WATKINS,
General Partners.
GUSTAVUS OBEH,
Special Partner.
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DIvlDEND N.


OFFICE CITY FmE-ISsURANcE CoNfANY,l
January y, 1880.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF this
Il company have this day declared semi-annusl
DIYlDENDOf -FOUR PER CENT. free OF taxi
QUA OF The prons ef ire last six mouths. payable TO
its stockholders on and after the 18th Infant.
u lQ-lQt 4. Is, MEADE, Secretary.
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DECEIVED TO DAY

HAHCY 0O0Ds: --------------
|REcEIyED TO DAY
sos BROAD STREET,
THE FINEST AND LARGEST ASSORTMENT
POCKET KNIVES, RAzoRs,
AND SCISSORS,
TO BE FOUND IN TOWN.
PoCKET-KNIvES at all prices IRON loc. up;
sC.ssORs--aH sizes and priccs-from 10c. up;
PATENT nyjTTOS HOLE CUTTERs-very con-
vcnient;
Genuine " WADE & BUTCHER "RAZ0B for oOc' {:
DIAMOND. EDGE, 75c.: genuine PATENT
uoLIow-GROUND GEORGE WOsTEN-
HOLM" RAZOR at 75c., Csc. and 81. Don't
fail 10 call and look at them.
An entire new line OF REv0LvERs from *l.2o
up-FINELY ENGRAVED NAPOLEON
REvoLyER-shoots No. 32 car'ridges-a'
$3.50; PLAIN. same size, 1915; Genuine
COLTS SEVEN SHOOTER, $3.50;
CATHOLICISM sizes;
An entire new line Of LADIES' POCkET-Boohs
at all prices from csc. up TO sl.75-ihey are
bcastics;
so FINE Cult NECKLACES;
New patterns Of both CHAINS and CHARMS;
More of those Hne EPERG MES at 1928.
NEW GOODS coming in every day. Call and
ex,mine them at W. A. sTEvENs's.
sos Broad street.
New lot Of GLASS SHADES and Flsli-uLobEo
Just In.
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EOR RENT, TIA FRAN ENa
II DWELLING at the corner of Park ave IL
nup and Lombardy street. AZ present occupied as
boarding house for the students of Richmond Col
lcge. TO lady who wishes 10 keep Il boarding
house this presents favorable opportunity. Apply
NJ once TO JOHN 7. GODDIN,
Real Estate Agent,
ia l7-3t Bank and Eleventh streets.
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IOCO -BLANK-B BOOKS AND OTHER

lCCOs STATIONERY FOR THE NEW
lEAR.-The undersigned are prepared 10 supply
all kinds OF BLANK BOOKS required. Having a
BOOK BinGcFy, they can make TO order In the best
manner such forms as may not be found In stock.
They have CHECk-gOOk> on the several banks OF
the city. Negotiable aud Plas Notes, Drsfts, Bills
OF Exchange, with other Legal Blanks; Writing
aud Wrapping. Papers OF all kinds: Envelopes, In
great vaifety; the best BLACK, Red, aud Copying
inks: Mucilage, Invoice fies. Gold and steel Pens.
Copying-Presses. Letter-CopymK Book; indeed,
every hing m the stationery line required III the
office or counting house.
de 30 WOODltOUSE 4 PARilAN.
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The reader is requested TO compare the above
figures with those of any other company.
The NORTHWESTERN is the Only company
which has in recent printed Its current dINi-
bends for the Information of the public.
For fun ther Information, address
JOHN II. CARY. State Agent.
1915 Main street, Richmond, Va.
N. B.-AGENTS WANTED for Virginia.
La 8. pndf ND
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connects for MirOn. Nc.
Il connects for Asheyile aud all poiai, d. .'fn
North Carolina daily, except Sunday.
connects for Macon and 5l points 81 >i.."tS'
Georgia.
- connects for ia ksonyile aud al points CD 80
rlda.
r. connects for Macon and an points u s." t'' veg
Gc0rgia, and Chattanooga, Nashville, Nrn, sll
all IeXts points.
connects for Selma, Meridian. Jackson. 4-j
Vicksburg.
q conntC Is for Galveston and M Texas r..r''.
Twne from the abugc-naut3 points ".Il.. -
RfchlnOnd III 4:f3 T.. VI. and $3.50 4. VI.
Trains Jetwecp Greensboro aid salem gun .I'
except sunday.
Trains on North Carolina diyi.lon mfl.
ton at God>boro' viih The ". x ". 4. j.. ,. .i
from Weldon and WluiI .irn.
Pullman Palace DraWiug-lopii aEi ~'trl .Ht '.I,
run through Oh Train No. - from Sew ! Oh 81"
Richmon 20 Atlanta, aud from GrreashOu. ODD AZ,
susta, ana on Train NO.4 from Wd-nlnEi .i .lI
Ricf mOnd 10 Augusta.
Tickets sold 10 all points uih. soythtA-' sll
southwest and baggage chsckC. Trough.
No lay-oyer checks siyeh on loc1l tcsets.
JOHN Il. MAJ MlEDh
General Passenger a. 10
T. VI. r. TALCOrr. General Supeunirnir..
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WE WILL HAVE OUR REGULAR
w AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES, &C,
TO-DAY, commencinf at ! o O'Clock.
Consignmenis respectfully solicited and received
I, 10 RS. ANDERSON & SON.
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BOOKS. STATIONERY. &c
MEMORIAL VOLUME.

RANDOLPH ENGLISH have just published
THE ARMY OF NORTHERN VIRGINiA-memo-
rial voume-edited by j. WILLIAM JONES, ID. ID.
IL IS a large $40. Of 34s pages. Pnce, az, ~ rs,
$3.50, and 1880, according 10 style OF binding.
few copies with a steel portrait OF General Lee and
the battle Dag, bound ia Russia-handsome; price,
IS. Any style mailed paid, on oy express not paid,
TO all VINO send the price. "a l6-dSw
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DOCK AND JOB WORK NEATLY s
ID ECUTEp stthe DlsrATch SAiN
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BY Jno. r.. Laughton, Jr., Auctioneer
ole Nam street

By Jno. +. Laughton, DR., Auctioneer,
9I6 Nam street.
EXECUTORS SALE OF STOCK OF
II Toys, CHINA GOODS. SHOWCASES. Fuk-
NITURE. &C, AT AUCTION AS executor on 'n l
o taie Of Mrs t. Martini. d, ceased, shall sell AZ
The store No 3I6 Broad street. on MONDAY, l9th
OF January, the stock Of Toys; CHM 6UOSDs'
GLASSWARE, DOLLS. CONTEMPORARIES.
q SHOWCASES. l upright SHOW-tASE.
part of the HOUSEHOLD fURN!IUEE,
/ WHEELER h WILSON sEWinG,MA-
CHINE. II: a. MhElINE,
Executor Of Mrs. T. Martini, deceased.
'o"N We LA ia 1866
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FOR RENT

DOR RENT, SEVERAL VERY DE O..
Il SIRABLE SUBURBAN DWELLINGS. LII
with from four to fifteen of land distant from
one half to two miles west Of city. Apply 10
GEORGE 3 VASUON & SON.
I, 1o.eod3t No. Tenth street.
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ICHMOND, YORK RIVERS I'LL
hAND CHESAPEAKE RATLRO Nd. sxss.s-s-.-ssS-.
MERCHANTS AND MINERS TRANsPOkIA'
TION COMPANY,
Tir5ugh-frcight route between Richmond IVA.
an Boston, Providence. and all New England ciiies
steamers leave " EST POItT Va. on cacf
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY al IL noon; con-
needing with trains from RICHMOND.
steamers arrive at WEST POINT on each TUES
DAY and FRIDAY.
Direct shipment, from Boston ria Boston anC
Providence Railroad ria West Point, Va.
II. r. DOUGLAS, superintendent.
V.D. GRONER, General Agent. ap 3
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pILL-HEADs, $3.50 to Is per ream. u
~ Tie DISPATCH PRIkTING-HOUSy,
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-05-06
Middleton.

Last Saturday by invitation we Wis
tied Middleton to deliver an address at
the May Day Pic mic given conformity
by the Ripley, Miss. and Middleton
schools. The narrow guage road
brought a large excursion party from
Ripley, chief among whome were the
pupils of Mrs NJ. J. Buchanon. Presi-
dent of Stonewall Institute and Prof.
r. o. Prewitt, Principal of the Ripley
High School. Prof. Kimbrough's
High school scholars swelled the
crowd to considerable proportions.
At III o'clock all assembled in the
large and commodious new school
building and heard an address from
the Bulletin Editor.
After which the celebrated Capt.
Frank Wolfe, of Tippah took the stand
and in Davy Crockett's inimitable style
interested the audience. He is prom
inently spoken of as the coming Iree-
pendent candidate for Governor OF
Miss. He is self made and original
character. The rough experience OF
two wars developed in him an individ-
uality which makes him a popular
leader. He is growing man and Is
deservedly popular wherever known.
North Mississippi will give him strong
support. If he should run, he will
make the race as g simon pure, Dave
Crockett cut of man. The blackjack
region of the Tippah county is ablaze
with the name and fame of the gallant
Wolfe. He can beat the best man il
preaching Il funeral sermon and telling
side-splitting anecdotes He is a sui
generis of political leader. Success:
to him. After his speech, the picnic.
crs repaired to a beautiful grove neal
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-05-06
CORRESPONDENCE.

SALEM CITY, ARK, April %, 1880.
Mr.. EDITOR: We give you and
your readers Il few lines from Sebastian
county:
Our farming opera tons are getting
on well. Done planting and some are
blowing corn. We have been badly
needing rain but We are blessed with
a fine shower this morning; wheat and
oats are promising. Hardeman boys,
how are you on politics? We are for
J. NJ Richardson for Sheriff and A. F.
Yopp for Deputy; in Sebastian we IA
vor Falconer for sheriff and Fishback
for Governor of Ark. We are for
Casey Young for Congress in Tenn.
and Craven for Congress from Ark
The republicans are solid for Grant in
this section but the democrats are for
any man to beat him.
We are glad to hear that Middle
burg is on rising ground. Hope the
Baptist church there will soon be built.
If you all need any preachers, let us
know and we will trade you some.
We trade in everything out here ex-
cepting our wives and sweethearts.
We have plenty preaching stock and
schools in abundance. Pic-nics and
shin-dig parties are all the go. Immi-
grants are pouring into the state.
Your noble paper is Il most welcome
visitor to our homes. Could not do
without it. Remember us to all our
friends, Yours w. F. CLEFT,
G. T. TERRELL.