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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-18

Real E,.ate agents and Auclioneers.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank,

SALE OF a BRICK
l uIrlIDING AT THE NORTHEAST CORNER
OF hill AND ST. j MES STfttTS BY virtue
Of TWO deeds of trust one from VIC Fleet, trustee
far l. Urle Fleet. he said W {. Flee and HE said
I E'I,' Floef 70 John L. Grubb'. audthe other from
w G. FEET trustee forJ d he lecI. and he sad H.
rel Fleet 10 Hirt ard J.. Naury The first date Tie
ISh of Aprll 1879 and the Latter The 2lst OF APRIL
1870 and both recorded In the clerks Office OF
The Cnaucory Court Of Richmond, we VIII sen by
Pubic auc ion. upon lie premises. on FRIDAY The
ION OF M7rch. 1880. "a Al O'Clock =. 81, the
BRICK DWEi LING situated n above, cont aiming
etX rooms. The lot fronts about 10 feet and runs
back $50 ioet TO ORANGE street.
TERMS: tash sulNclrni TO paw The costs Of sale,
and two u0les. one for 1850 with Interest from III
q Il of August. lS7o. and The other for SlZ5 with
Interest from The 24th Of Nav. 1879 an the rest
One upon such Terms The grautors In laid dc. d
nav pre .crIbc. JOHN l.. GRUBB~. Trustee,
RICHARD L.MAURY. Trustee.
CRrrRS z WILLIAMS. AuctiOne, r.. NH .
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POSTpONEMENT

Bv virtue Of a decree OF the Musings Court Of
the town of Dlnve, AZ the december term. 1879,
In the SUIT, Of Crews. RodeDhiZer Co. rS. DaDyllle
Manufacturing Company and Others. and OF \. !.
Stokes q Co aud others rs The sane, the uudeTs ened
trustee and SPECIAL cCmmi siOner % the court VIII
sell al public auction, on tie premises, at O'Clock
WEDNESDAY, TIE 3lsT DAY OF MARCH
Next,
the following VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY
/. ALL THE wATEp.POwER.A YD WATER
RIGHTS AND PRIVILEGES, including an uHdi-
yided molely OF he canal and canal bed. he dam
and oil ea,emen,s aprurlcLant thereto. which were
conXeyed 10 the Danliile Manufacturing Company
by Crews, HOdeniIzer & Co. by deed dated he Goth
day OF Seu.ember, 1852, and which w're after
wards conTe ed by the Danyil Manufacturing Com
pany 10 H. RobeTi,ou, trustee, by deed OF tr dated
The 5Ih day Of May, 1866 both deeds recorded in
the Hastings Court Of Dany HE.
2. Aho, the THREE LOTS or MD, suitable
for factory sites ana other purposes, lyln! between
the can and Dan river. O1e Of these lots has
front on he canal Of 24.h feet, improved by
BRICK BUILD Nc and the founc a.iOn-wa H. &C.,
of the ~oolcn factory formerly operated by the
hrs front on The canal OF l76 feet, aud The third
iron Of 2, l6i feet; all running tacs 20 The river
a map OF the property VIII he exhibited at the
sale, and meanwhile can be seen upon application
10 the under igned at his Office IN Danyile, Va.
These lots are alsO more fully described ~ above
mel Toned G. ed of tru5i.
restrictions, ard provisions Of the two above mem
toned deed, and also subject 10 the dcree' and pro-
ceednss Of the Court In The two suits above men
Toned adjudcalins The rights OF AL parties inIe-
rested Ia the said pIOIh riy.
TERMS OF SALE: Teh rercentrm OF The Dur-
chase IN nDeys in cash: TIE reslfue by equal install
ments of one two. AMI three years from day CT SALE
bearing ipierest from that day, for which the our
cha ser VIII be REQUIRED ~ elye b9GIw;lh good Sc
NY, he lie to- DC reiaines hni All i pnrense
money Is paid AID the further order or the Court.
The above sale Is worthy OF the attention OF capt.
talist aud al otlsrs who NAV wish 10 engage In any
kiud Of wafer power factories at point 30 favor
ably located az the growing town OF Dinsille.
HARRISON ROBERTSON,
Trustee aud Special Commissioner.
f. OK .fNhari
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OPTICIANS

rO REGAIN YOUR SlGar $500
FOR 20c.. NaII, 4.
cll at 223 Broad street and get pair OF ST.. 81
snnssior quality always on hana. Prices rom ~
AWARD. Skifally adjusted 10 The eve by
fs,aelteal Oniiciau Wa'ckplaker. ani JSM.,"'s.l
pa nload street ts.set Tor W. H. '""~'
NH 6-Sm ------~c
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EehlLhD ELpHIA, RICH -, Sss::,
s MOND. AND NORFOLK sTkAM-ssl..s.:..,
5HfP LINE.-FOR pHlILDtL"liiA, FALL
RIVER AND THE EAST VIA FALL RIVER
CiIgnE TINES A NEEE.-Uptil farther no.
tie tlc steamers Of his I.ue g make Lr- =, 7
iTTiii'RSDAY. and SATURDAY, spd Richaop@
every TUESDAY, VRIDiY, aud ~ NIIAY. con
meeting AZ Philadelphia With Clyde's New Eng'anf
Linp for Fall River .... ....,.,.,.
gI-ICK TiAIE-FREQUENT DEPARTURES
LOW KST RATES.
Erei.bt received daily It'll O'Clock !. N.
ia nES ". MCCARR OK,
General SOB' .rn Agent, Richmonc, W.
W. LIN p. CLYDE co"
General Manager,
poOs ~ 10 South " ~ rye. nl l'e,Glli...
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BY Jno. Lauehton, Jr.. Auctioneer,
GIG Main street.
NEW FURNITURE, GAS-FlXfURES,
~ &C.. AT .UCTlON.-TiiIS DAY at 10Y
O'Clock will SELL nj my anction-house, an aSsOrt-
men Of FURNITURE, consisting of
2 COTTAGE CHAMBER-SUl1S,
2 MARBLF-TOP WALNUT BuFtETS,
2 NEW REFS COVERED DlNANS-wanut
frames;
NEW LOUNGES,
SOFAS, TABLES,
WARDROBEs, CHAIks.
ALSO.
Alot of CASE XTURES. consisting Of
TWO, THREE, ana FOUR-LlGHT CHANDE-
LltR>: ,
STORE and LL.PENDANTS,
BRACKETS, &C, &C. ......>,. =,
NH 19 AuctiOneer.
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DICHMOND, YORK RIVEEcf-sla

HAND CHESAPEAKE RAILROAD. y .-rs:tsssstL
MERCHANTS AND MINERS TRANsPURIA
TiO\ COMPANY, 80
T!r0ugii-fraighi route between Richmond IVA
an Boston. Providence. and New England elles
steamers l,sve EST rOtST, VA. on ca-i
WEDNESDAY aud SATURDAY at IL noon co.-
aecling with trains from RICHMOND.
Steamers arrive M WEST POINT on each Utc
DAY and FRIDAY.
Direct shlpm@u:s from Boston rfG Boston arc
Providence Railroad ui0 West Point Va.
H. f. DOUGLAS. superintendent.
& n CrC>vp Gcp4rql Agent. ana
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NLD DOMlNlON -FtAMSBn - ~. },;.i z,
- COMPANY, -;sjsassh
FOR NEW YORK.

ems: snipany VII. ,nscatch oee ri t3etr sp,c-'.'s
ai,e,-. .rs--tjLD DoluNiON, NYA&Ohl, MAN
HAITIAN, IstAC i5ft.i.. ana RiIHNr s -
very 1,ESOA', FRIDAY, and SUNDAY AZ
Taese shIo- are enU,ei5 nag, ard were bull ex-
pressly for this route.
they we splendid ;a'cons, state-rooms, and ss'h
Tie fue, accommodations, sod Ette1 tious arc u
su-T2s1cl
shin, going north land at Per 81. North river
foot OF Beach street. S6iUs coming south san AVW
per AZ. NOr,h river. foot Of Christopher street.
Frcignf rpce,e Goo O'Clock Z. NJ dsiiy.
Freights FOR points DcyOn1 New YORK I0rWt:' {
" ID dispatch, Sna nc charge made except sctss r''
peascs Incurred.
attn faio 10 Etw York, GIG Steersge, 90 a.
~.
s'or further information apply 10
GTORGE ". ALLEN q CO., Agents,
,rffa Z .tff,ua-yl g.Lxrv,g. Roc rSffP
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by James NJ. Tal Tor K son,
Real Es.a;e Agents ana Auctioneers.
Cflce corner of Eleventh ami Bgnk streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF M
~ PROVED AND USIMPKOVED REAL
L>TATE IN THE CRY OF RICHMOND AND
COUNTY OF HENRICO.-By virtue OF II dtcrte OF
the Chanccry luTt Of the city Of Richmond, rem
dered on the 2lsi dav Of February 1890 In the snit
of Belvin rs. Moran. &C. we. as special cOmmis-
sion, rs thereby appointd will urocecd 10 sell nj
public auction. upon the promises, on MONDAY
The 18Th day OF March, 1880, commencing at A
O'Clock l.. NJ. in the order advertised, the flowing
REAL ESTATE-yiz.: .
Thai nice FRAME STORE AND DWELLING,
No. 4O3. situated at the southwest corner OF Main
AMI Haryie streets, consisting six rooms De-ides
The stCre Tie lot fronts 34X155 Get. l
Also that SMALL FRAME DWELLING aHton'
ing the above. containing two rooms The ot fronts
31xl55 (. 81 on the sOuth side Of Main street..
Also. TWO FRAME HOUSES AND LOTS ana
ONE VACANT Lot I'm sidney, Just b. yond he city
limits, and fronting about 8 feet inches each Oh
the west side of Tensile street near cary, ana run
ming back III 9-12 feet 10 an alley 4 feei wide
and also a BUILDING LOT fronting "a feei on
the south side Of Moore street between Graham
and Hancock streets, and running odck 100 ieGt 10
a ten ioot alley.
TERMS: one third cash: the balance at six ana
twelve months fOI negotiable noes. with Interest
ad ed and me title retained until the whole pur-
chase-monty is paid and a conyryancc ordered by
the Court. W. ". tO-n1
JOHN HOW ARD,
J.P. COOKE,
Special Commissioners.
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grAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

no LUMBER.G LIGHTERS, BARK-MEN,
GAg IF Il kPToNT
tx Go"S OR HhNc HNd AcE1NTASiYG
SffIf AGaET Hl SEPoT OK rE N5Tiink
"NoRVELL'.." CONTAINING. S66H ACRES,
Foil: TO FIVE MILES FROM SAID BkPOr,
WITH COMFORTABLE DWELLING THERE
IN. FOR SALF.-At the request or the surviving
partGer of the late mercantile firm sf Dunlop. Mon
cme & Co.. and for III purpose Of closing up the
concern, ] offer for sale these TWO VALUABLE
TlMBERED TRACTS OF LAND. The former
tract for the most part. IS cOyeied with pine 81 fair
dnai:y some OF which will Gu; 10000 feet OF lum-
her 10 the acre, win GOOD roads leading TO the
Gepoi The land hes beautifully for cultivation.
he latter tract, Of which about 600 10 700 acres
or VERY SUPfR OR HEART PINE, a. out 800
to 400 acres OF back and red oak OF long b0dy, wen
suited for t1n-bark and oaS mmIer ana large
quantity Of Chestnut, well adapted iOi railroad lies
and teegrabh-poies. There IS supposed to be
aaout 1000 oak railroad ties on luis tract
/ he soil. part Of 1t, Is OF fair quaiiy
well adapted to tobacco ana Other crops. THIS tract
Of land Is abundant IN springs 81 pure water WIN
excellent roads leading 10 the depot. On thi; tract
is a comfort BILE DWELLING tand othtr oni!dlng9
containing five rooId'. now occupied by Dir. I. {.
McKendref.
into smaller parce :. or, If pr ierred. propositions
viii he received for the purchie OF The bark by the
cord. The pine and Gas luinner per tnOusanf feel.
the chestnut ties al l. legl aph pole and oak ties
per niece. PersoIs disposed 10 pufcha.e are in
viIed to examine the property. and then CORE
spnnd with the auctiOneer.
Now, that The railroad up the Valley OF the james
river will require large quantity OF Ties 3nd other
inber. and this larc Is accessible by Railroad 10
Iynchburg or Richmond. the present Is a favorable
chance Tor lumber men or bark-nen 10 purchase
Il.
Special inducements will be offered to those who
Will purchase the fte-simpe OF the land; Apply
TO W. 6ODDiN,
Real Estate AuctiOncer.
NH lS-2'aw2w Richmond, Va.
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Mail ,Toin arrives At Richmond daily -
cept sunday 1t.......t.t..s....s...t. ..'' B..
Express tram arrives "a Richmond d1l.
CIV b. II
Accommodation train arrive, El'h-
inond daily except sunday ai..........-. '' l. y
Mixed trsio leaves Stun'On % ili. t NJ
taxing passenger from Virgin % Nllilt '.'f N
Lyuchbur< and Dauyiic, au. Ics.F.r 40 81 .. DID
at IC:fJ =. NJ.
cOnnecis win NirIuia Niia.i rIiH ff
Lynchburg Dan,illc. aud AUNT. .l-IiI
Ohio Railroad stations. an WfI NIt..
band train, leaving 40 $40 =. 81 70 3 ~
CONNECTS with Viz iniI Midland t.li'. i.. ~
at 1908 4. VI. FOR Wa.hingiOs am ftt N.....
connects win Virginia 81 tIrt ''.
Lvuchburg ans PmGii
y CONNECTS with Valley railroad s..o'u
train. io3yiuR AZ 3.l3 NJ Tor ll....a
p connects with Valley railroad 'ruI. N DID,.
1850 4. VI. sor idrset'- Ferry.
L couuccts With stfgts Tor LrNinrfur.
G. connects Wi'h 4. Il. =. auI l.. j. eit.'
Portsmouth and Cincinnati
II connects ~i.h scl0to ALLEY f+lf. .i 20 i'
northwest.
j connects wifh an ines f,yer'ile q. ' ~ '.
Northwest. 1ud southwest.
FOR Il .ktt5. blgglsc-cbecF-. AM lAIlrh ..
route. ilnr. e.. apply 20 Chesapeake aus .'. I''
way depot and >. q Main street.
Throusb ;lcacts Away a 10" as hN ti.
route. ~, ~. :. ~ y '.
CONWAY ?. HOWARD, General Pt,onF'
Ticket kg'Ai l' -.
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RICHMOND And pETtR>rt rtt
RAILROAD CoMrAAI.
COMMENCING MONDAY. Mawa i'
4 1850, trains on his read will run - foil 's'
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
1900 e, THROUGH NAIL dtily, com =
fUr Charleston, savannah, \ --'A
sud Aiken tyia Charleston
Jacksonville. stops only o
and Manchester, aud a; iia'i-"'l I'D
signal.
sooA. N..LYNCUBURG EXPRESS
make. ri0st ronner jon tt l''t.
W.. .rr Atanilr. VI .I. H'. '
Ohio RAILROAD for lu-'n ',ai'i "
"a Nashville, M,Ul Dr. 10
Farmsflc and OTHER i'.. 20
that rold, uahiH< ,aN
cny ihgr N.C. Nblis FL 81 t.
stations.
4:30P VI. ACCONMODATlON 1h'lN
tcNcsot >sufaYl. o..
This rain ,.in make cis.e -.sae,-
al Peter 5lrs iar NoHo'h'
IO.35 ?. -. TI.ROIDH MAIL DOW. '..
fot McitIu. 81 'imIHg.'l, r
Charleston, Sayl.gt', '-'.'.
lumtia, \ I,INtf. Ntr'., .i
Sob L.. NeN orleans, t'.i ...
South ard Sot'lat-i. r. ...
tag-cl- fom a a,hlY-.pn %
f.tag.on. ,ayag.iai, o..
stop lni, ~ Aaucatsftr
and uali-Nav on sisutL ..
$50 Z. W.. TUROUGH FREIGHT It'N
Except eundsyf iI'''"f
tached.
LEAvK PETERSBURG HDHrht
c.g5 1 ., THROUGH MAIL daily. r"'
win Rcamo ~ frri g sfp"'
Potomac fai.res1 Do. T.. lli' .
f.ast. ano Wet. S,uls a.
tor and Chester, uBi a. VI ,t.'-.
aud a. Drury's Blua, on signal
a.9sA. NJ, ACCOMMODATluN TRAN
f-xc,ut SorcaYl. S'ors ~ --
lions.
7t5 Z. NJ, LIHCUDtR '' ENth',, v...
texcrpt >uudayl. ~tlps rr.f .
chester AMI Chester, Ind li-l- 81 ITO
on signal.
S4i +. n. THROUGH MAN. daily, so-ne,
with giclimpac, hrssisr.CNan liS -
Potomac railroad Tor All p1.nls -
end West. Also. Taking close 81. 80,
lion with the ChrslIsake ana -
railroad for the Virginia slr -
all points North and Nssi' Ahl, -
st0os 81 Manchester ana Z. Pc
At Ha'f-W2y and DrGNs b'N''
signal. Old.
3:l5P.M., THROUGH FREIGHT TRAIN 1'..
(except SunGsyG pa,stnstf q"
tachcd.
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg viii W.
'i sStffXDHT txCuRSiOx TRAINS leave G.e..
mono sIO A. ~. and AIS Z. NJ; icaVe ''''
bprs 9:30 A. 81. Ana 4'2t y, NJ. eyerS ~ ~
nh 10 Il. ID. Mine >"''i'Hl."--
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AUCTION sALES--Fafmre Days.
ny j. Tbompon Brown.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioncer,
lib Main street.

trRUSTEEs SALE OF STORE AND
SIXTH AND LOUISIANA sTREE1e.-By virtue
OF n deed Of trust dated 18Th Ngrcb,1e76, rtcoreed
10 d. u. 1877 G., pase 800. executed by james hef.c
and wife TO Ibe undersigned trustees, and where's
default has beer made ia fbe payment OF tie sbii-
CATION therein secured. and ing required so 10 90.
We viii sell, oa the Drcmis2s, OF MONDAY. Msien
%, ] $50. al O'Clock T.. w., The above PROPERTY
fronting on north site Of Louisiana street 40 req,
al, 4 unning back on ~ line or Sixth street 20
feet 70 an alley ten feet Wild.
TrirMs: Cash as 10 expense Of sale ard sl,4f7;
and the balance as viii be announced AZ sale.
n. q. q. HARTMAN,
JULIUS ~TItAUSF.
j. THOMPSON BROWN.
Trusers,
4 ruovpsos On owy, Auctioueer. NH II
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POSTt ONEMEST.
The above sale, owing 10 The incemency OF me
weather, Is postponed until THURSDAl Inc loin
day of March, 500 at o'clock 7. NJ.
49, W. W. COSBY.
JOHN HOWARD,
J. =. COOKE.
NH Is Special tCmiIlSslohcrr.
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\ connects Toy. Farnyl'le, Lynchturs s.. N
uoin's ia the Southwest.
Il connects for Milton. y 4.
& ronaccts tor Macon ani All points il s. .'tg,t
Georgia.
y connects FOR ia ksony.lle and an points il %.
rda.
Z connects for Macon and an p0luts FOO s,...s...
Georgia. and CnattaG09ga, Nashville, Meup.. .-
ali Tex - points.
+ connect, tor selma, Meridisn, Jlc--.r. ,-s
Vickshurg.
G. connect for Galveston apd an rexas r.ir..
Trains from ,he aDok --u8med point. s.-..
Richmond al 4:f3 =. " G.30 i. " .arl g.,-p.~
Trains between Greensboro aud salem r.n....
except sunday.
Trlins on North Carolina divi-lYn mtln...t...
ton ~ Gold, bOro' with the ". ". 4. a. fD.,..f
from Weldon and Wilmington.
Pullman Palace BrawIug-r"1ts and S.Utf.ff - C.-,
run through Oh Train No. - from SEX ll.. ~
RlchmOn 10 Atlanta. ami from Gro,l.lDn' .. g.
slsta. ana on FRAN 80 - from 80, oi. N4..,
Savannah. o.. ri0 Richmond
Tickets sold 10 % int. south s0u'n04.f srf
southwest. aud baggag' checked throysh.
No lay-OYer checks given on local trkrfs.
JOHN Il. Ma NIRDO.
General Pa sengor A-.lt.
T. ". K. TALCorT, General superintendent
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'hobno " ~ NH la-22,2i.26 29tdid
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NH 0
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VIZ ATER POWER PROPERTY AT
w DANNILLE, VA.

NH lG
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An UngenerOus Kick.

If the Pione,r Press was in posses
ion of single new fact iH rcicr' nee
to Senator Window, then lis cNiraor-
binary recalcitIamt article Of tn" 10Th
inst, would be in order. II seems to
take delight in supporting Il man TO-
day to kick him tomorrow. L sup
ported Sherman. and then bounced
him it supported Blaine and then
bounced him; it supported Window.
and now, when he WAS probably de
feated by the detection Of his d"lc9a-
ton. The i. and l.. bcratcS the Soma
ter like i fiSh-wOman. And all this hc
cause the people Of the State have not
paid the old railroad bonds. The T..
and i. 'smanncr of eliminating Scna-
tor Win1Om Oh that question, is simply
an outrage. The Senator is in no man
ner responsible for the creation Of
the debt or the failure to pay il. And
if Minnesota is to have 10 prcSidcmti-
al candidate till those bonds are paid.
il will be dreary years before we get
into the White House. But why is
Ramsey in the cabinet. four sin is 50
great? Let him be sent home ut
once that we may be most publicly
admonished Of our great unwashcd
iniquity. The brains of the =. and
r. slosh round at fearful rate when
those old bonds are mentioned. They
are worse than 4 red flag to a mad |
bull.
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A Now Presidential Ticket for tho
Bad Elements of Society.

The Greenhackcrs, National, Labor
and SoCialiStic fag-enders, several
hundred in number. met in Chicago
on the 10th inst. and nominated the
Hon. |. Il. Weaver. of Iowa, for
President The fanatical and fool
elements of society have rarely, if
ever, been so well represented. Den
mis- karncy. with his prison stripes
Just off, was Seargcnt-at-ArmS of
this specified convention. Brick
n0mCroy had one convention with
his peculiar crowd, but soon fused
with Dennis karncy and the social
lists. This Joint heterogeneous con-
VCntion represented no very distinct
political views. They propose how
ever to abolish the national banks,
and have all the money of the nation
issued 10y the government in mlimit-
ell quantities TO everybody and for
al purposes. The catastrophe which
awaits such 4 course. the idiots have
not eyes to see. Whoever is discOn.
tented, whoever is opposed in his
heart 10 law and order, whoever has
commumistic tendencies, whoever is
Il political fanatic and adventurer
will find Il place under Viewers flag
That percentage of population sucl
rs has existed in I'LL ages and in al
governments, and which are to-day al
war with reason AMI common sense
will now rally to the support of thi.
ticket.
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The Presidential Battle and tn
Duty Of Blue Earth County Re
publcans.

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BOYS and CHlLDREN'S
Clothing
A SPECIALITY.
Probate Notice to Creditors.

STATE OF MINNESOTA
County of Blue Earth.
In Probate Court, Special Term June Sth, 1880.
In the matter of the estate of John Walters
deceased.
Application having been made by the admin
istrator Of the estate Of said deceased, pra,in
that time and place be fixed for examining and
allowing claims against the estate of said de-
ceased. IL 10 ordered that the I'D day of July
and the 9th day Of December, $780, at 10 O'Clock
In the forenoon on each Of said days at the Pro
bate office in the city Of Mankato In sad county,
be, and IL hereby fixed, as the time and place
when the Judge Of this court will hear, examine
and adjust all claines and demands Of all per
sons against sad deceased. And IL IL further or
dercd that the said adminisi rat0r of said estate
give public notice Of the time and place of said
hearing, and of the time limited for creditors TO
present their claims by posting u copy OF this
order In four Of the most public places in said
county, and by publishing the same for four sue
cessye weeks In the Mankato FREE PRESS. And
IL IL further ordered that the time for creditors
to present their claims against said deceased he
and IL hereby limited 10 Fix months from date
hereof. lSy the Court.
j. K. PORTER,
awO Probate Judge.
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Hon. II. S. Bassett of Fillmore Co.
As a Candidate for Congress.

AS Gal'uloate LOT |'''sre'''
The Preston RrpWgIicdH and the
Spring Valley Jidrifr, both staIwart
Republican journals published in Fill
more county. have formally anmounc-
eel the Hon. IL :. Bassctt of Preston.
a. Il candidate for congress in the
First District. Judge BaSsctt is emf
nrntly qualified for the position. and
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1880-06-18
There was a Chance for Window.

The Winona R,pUbiic"u of the 10th
instant. puts a very different light up
on Window $ possibility as Il success
1T Chicago. Mr.. Sinclair details the
result of a meeting, held on Monday
night. in which the colorcd delegates
from Mississippi, Alabama and Nir-
%Inia and other Southern States dis
rUsspd a movement toward Mr.. VIM
dom in the most favorable spirit
There were conditions on which the
colorcd vote would be so transferred
and these conditions were agreed to.
But. meantime, three of the Mime
sofa delegates went over to Blaine.
and thereby made WINDOWS chance
hopeless, Had our delegation re-
manned true to their instructions, the
wave which struck Garfield might
nave struck Window. The RcpUbH-
ru1 says
The conditions surrounding Mr..
WindOm rs Il compromise candidate
were as favorable to success as those
in the case of any other man named
in the convention. until they were
swept away by the voluntary act Of
those to whom he had a right to look
for UuWaVcring support.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1880-06-18

The Minnesota delegation at Chi
cage broke to support Blaine OH fall
ing market. That was a bad invest
ment, to say nothing of the violation
of instructions.
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And now comes VIM. L. Chan
dler and fortilies Mr.. Sinclair's state,
ment that Window had Il chance.
Chandler was Blaine's manager and
knows whereof he speaks. Chandler
says a little longer struggle and the
Grant forces "wOuld have gone to
Edmunds or Window, both allies of
Grant" There you have it. Now
why didn't the delegation stick?
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