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Sohn 3. gGbeleB, gOrTsenper Oe5 0tilitdr@
Gonllte'S Der Gentennial AuSItellung, miro
morgen ale 0tili3 Srganiiationcn Der &er.
Staaten ourd ein &irtular sur 8etheiliguug
an einer Gentenuialfeter am "a. Ipril .. S.
NIB oil einem gSettertrciren in bitIer Staot
einlaben. Yreie im Setra9e BON $1,000 Iiuo.
iiir Die am 8eiten einsrsrcirten Gompaguie'n
au89eiebt. 9as 9tetterltanObtlo Oe8 Generals
Sodion miro m0brideinlth bel oerielbeu @elee
Qenheit euthiillt merbeu.
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(geridte ber aiiocilrten greiie" fir Den 0eutihen
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Information Wanted.


IN the matter of the estate Of John Winner. de-
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ROBERT BARBOUR.
Exeeufcr Of the estate Of John Winner. deceased
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sHE FOLLOWING WARRANTS WHY. RE
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-19
The Next House.

Commenting upon our presentation Of
the chances the Democrats have for retain.
ing control Of Congress after March 4, 1881,
the Wilmington Star says as to two districts
In North Caraiina:
"Tbe Democrats ought to recover this
district. IL il Democratic by at least 1900
In affair aud full vote-at least as full as Is
ever polled. We have cheering news from
msny portions Of the district, and we be-
lieve that Mr.. ShackIeford will go to Con-
gress BY not less than 200 majority, posi-
bly, by q much larger majority. In the
First district there is an excellent chance
for gain. The news that comes to us from
various sources Is cheering, and imparts
confidence to the success Of Major Latham,
our candidate"
This IL cheering news indeed. Those
very districts may turn the scale In favor Of
the Democrats In the next House of Repre-
sentatives. We don't think that there are
in the United States any two districts now
represented by Democrats which the Re.
pubncaus stand better chance OF carrying
than the Democrats do OF carrying the two
districts referred to by the Star. "Men
and brethren Of North Carolina las HORACE
GRsSLsY used to say, see to it that you do
your duty on the I'd OF November.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-19
supervIsors Of Election.

WASHINGTON, October 17.-Notwithstand-
ing Congress has made no appropriation for
the pay OF supervisors OF elections, and the
Democrats have given notice that no money
will be appropriated, there is no cessation
In the appointment Of these officers in the
southern States. In many Of the Demo
cratic States the Republican committees
have secured the appointment OF large
number Of supervisors, and in number OF
places the Republicans and Democrats have
united upon the men to be designated.
Large numbers OF inquiries have been re-
ceived at the AltorDey-Ge office with
in few days regarding the probabilities OF
the supervisors receiving their pay. The
answer returned in all cases has been that,
as the law authorizes the appointment OF
these officials, Congress will be required
sooner or later TO make provision for the
payment of all persons who act as superyi-
soIs, and tina; such salaries are claim
against the Government which cannot be
rcpudiated without iGjuring the credit OF
the Government itself. 1t is said at the At
torney.Generaps Office that no trouble is
experienced in securing good men TO accept
the appointment OF supervisors.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-19
NeWport's News nnd the Chesapeake
and Ohio.
Norfolk Landmark

Norfolk Landmark
G.. Z. Huntington, E,q, of New York,
president OF the Chesapeake and Ohio ral'-
road; General Williams &. Wlckham, Of
Virginia, vlce-presideut OF the same road (;
A. s. Hatch, ESQ, Of the firm OF Fiske "
Hatch, bankers. New York. A. n. Towne,
ESQ. OF San Francisco; Messrs. ). X. hir-
by, !. f. White, j. A. Brahams, aud +. II.
Pardec, Of New York, were registered at
the Atlantic Hotel Saturday night. Mr..
Huntington and party, consisting OF the
above-namcd gentlemen, have been stop
ping at Old Point, whence they have made
number OF trips to NewpOrps News to exam
inc the advantages OF that location as a ter
minus for the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad.
Yesterday afternoon the fine stean-tug
George w. Roper, Captain A. l.. Mills, was
dispatched TO bring them up TO the city, and
they arrived here about u. NJ. We learn
from good authority that Newport'S News
has been definitely selected as the terminus
OF the road, and that 1t will be completed
between Richmond and that point IN less
than twelve months. Several purchases oil
land have been made, and others VIII be
cOnsummated shortly.
Mammoth wharYe5 aud railroad buid
Incs will be erected by the time the track
is COMPLETED, and the old buildings now
standing there are To be fitted up ut once
for the use OF engineers and other ofhciai'
OF The construction force. The distance be
tween Richmond and Viewpoints News !:
only about seventy miles.
Mr.. Huntington and party will leave foi
their homes this morning Uid the Atlantic
Mississippi and Ohio railroad.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-19
GREENE COUNTY.
SThNARDsviLLE, October

STANARDsviLLE, October II, 1880.
Editors Dispatch: In these times OF great
political excitement you will pardon, am
sure, line from this little village, so snug
Nv ensconsed in the mountains that 1t was
described by General II. A. Wise i'm one OF
his celebrated Know-Nothing campaign
speeches as every much like Heaven" In
one respect-its difficulty OF access. We
have lost that resemblance to Heaven now.
We are more accessible TO the outside world
than we were then. We have daily mail
and a great deal of political wranging-
neither of which. trust, will disturb the
euuanimity and harmony of " Heaven"
Yesterday was our County-Court day,
and the soyerigns turned out in force TO be
entertained and have "some fun " in the
political discussion between Colonel q. Il.
O'FerralI, ervative-Democratic can
yasser. and Colonel Tuttwyler. of Fluvan-
ma, 7th.of.Julyer; but the 7ih.Of-JuIyer
fell such an easy prey to the broad-sword
tbrusts OF Colonel O'Ferrall, tue game
cock OF the Tenth Legion OF Democracy,
that the discussion could scarcely be said
To furnish the coveted amusement. The
milk land. cider, wishy-washy Grant Hughes
Hayes Radical -Faithful-Ally- Billy-Mabone-
7h.of-July cauvasser, Colonel Tuttwyler,
received at the hands of Colonel OFerrall
Just such castigation as his rotten record
deserved. In fact, think that the 7th-of'
JuIyer disguised all good men OF all par.
ties with his low communistic aDing OF
Denis Kearney. Only let the 7th.of Julyers
put a few more men in the field such as
Colonel Tuitwylcr, and 1t will be the best
compromise they can offer the Democracy
10 insure the election OF the regular Han
cock and English electors.
A little more help such as the Malone
machine is furnishing us in the person OF
its political piebald canyasser C0loDe! Tut
wyler, and Judge Allen and the May Han
cock and English ticket will sweep the once
divided Democracy of the Seventh district.
A pretty man be Colonel Tuttwyerj to
teach Democrats how to vote for President,
who himself has never cast Democratic
vote since il required nerve and patriotism
to be Democrat. The Conseryative-De-
mocracy in this county, though somewhat
divided yet, we are sure will give hand
some majority for Allen and the May ticket.
OBSERVER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-19

WHO Has THE OLDEST BIBLE IN NIR.
GINIA?-[Danyille Times. There IS IN The
possession OF collateral relation OF the H.
uStriOus Thomas jefferson Bible printed
at Cambridge, England, IN 1868. n con-
cordance is annexed, printed by John
Field, printer TO the University. A signet
OF Cambridge University Is inserted, repre-
senting nymph behind an altar with up
lifted bands, one containing a goblet, the
other representation Of the sun. Inscribed
on it are the words "Aimd Wdter,"" CdntG-
brjqia," and "HinC iucem ct pOculd SdCTd. ="
In It is the family register of births and
marriages. The first biz is that OF judith,
daughter OF Thomas and Mary jefferson,
born August 80, 1893. one entry is, "The
soul OF my dear brother, Thomas Jefferson,
departed this life February II, 1928 he be-
iuo on voyage on board OF the Williams
burg, Captain lSham Randolph. Com
mander 10 Virginia" These entries con-
tinue through the eighteenth century down
TO late IN this one. The paper Is rough
but substantial. as u the print; the lux,
though 2l2 years old, much more distinct
than most of our new books, and vastly
more so than the modern newspapers.
This Bible has escaped the perlls OF ire ana
bOokwOrmS OF every denomination. III has
been tossed about in many removals from
place TO place and from distant countries.
The Thomas Jefferson mentioned above Is
believed TO have been nephew TO the eX-
President. The family very justly prize
this Bible. now 80 long and sacredly asSo-
ciated with it, aud is Owned by one OF them,
living near 10 Whites station, on the Mid
land railroad. Is there as old one In Viz
ginia! ANTloUARY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-19
DEATHS.

Died, at the residence of her grandfather, ~
Charles city county, on october 18TH, MARY
HASTINGS second daughter Of Samuel T. and Liz.
Zie W. McClernan; aged two years and seven
months.
Baltimore and Norfolk papers please copy.
Died, In Henrico county, at the home Of her bus
band, on the 17lh instant, nj 10 l.. NJ, SUSIE D.,
beloved wife of william a. VIII Q. and daughter of
Christopher saunders, In the twenty FIRST year Of
her age.
The funeral services will take place from Fulton
Baptist church on THIS TUESDAY MORNING AZ l
O'Clock. Friends and acquaintances requested TO
attend.
Died, IN the 18th instant after long and painful
Illness, MARY AGNES, oldest daughter of George
y. and Mary A. Gwathmey.
The funeral will take place THIS Tuesday EVE
MING at o'clock from Clay-Street Baptist church.
Friends OF The family invited 10 attend.
Died. October Is, 1880, at 1915 a. NJ, AUBRY
LEE. infant son OF q. W. anu 1. J.. Harton; aged
ten months and seventeen days.
The funeral will take place at his fathers rest
dencc, 700 Twenty.frst street, THIS (luesdayl
AFTERNOON at 3 o'clock. Friends aud acquaint-
aBces are respectfully invited TO attend.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-19

BISHOP PETERKIx, 0r WEST VIRGINIA., TELLS
WHY MANI PEOPLE DIsBELfEyE IN II.
New furk Iteratf xostefdsvI

New Turk Heraid, yesfefdayJ
Prcfac'ng his sermon with the reading OF
| the 174lh verse OF Psalm cxix.--"l baye
longed for Thy salvation. o Lord, and Thy
law is my delight "-the Right Rev. George
| Petefkln, u. D., Bishop of West Virginia,
preached to the congregation Of the Holy
Trinity church, 10 the hall corner OF Fourth
avenue and One-huudred.and-twen ninth
street. InstitutiDg an inquiry into the
condition OF mems minds at the present
| time on the subject Of salvation, he
said II must be admitted that great
number are antagonsiic TO 1t. They
are antagonistic for various reasons, and
they may be divided into several classes.
Some are antagonistic through intellectual
peryersity. They say in effect to the Sa-
yiour OF mankind, "We do not care to
know thee" Some, through ignorance.
have not learned how free and how bound
| less i the salvation for which the Pssmlst
onged. Then, again, there are those who
are antagonistic to the salvation aud the
| merclful God who granted Il because
of the yiciousness OF their llyes.
The hostility OF this lat class Is
accounted for very readily. Their Whole
lives baye been spent in breaking the
laws Of God, and they only recognize IN
Him the stern Judge, who. in their terrible
| ignorance, they believe to be such alone.
| They are so blinded by their sins that they
cannot see that His justice, which they admit
10 be great, is only equalled by His wonderful
clemency, which has opened the way to sal
walton to all men, no matter how Iaiien they
are. Some OF this last class are antagonistlc,
| for the reason that to gain salvation theY
| must govern their passions and alter their
| appetites.
| Another class. and perhaps the most nu-
merous, are the indifferent ones, OF whom
the apostle spoke when he said, " unstable
rs water, thou shalt not excel" These peo'
| Dle dit from one thing to another, never
stopping long enough in faith or perfect
Io,Ibt TO know whether they believe or not.
They have not the moral strength to make a
decision one way or the other. Another
class are too preoccupied with other aiiaii ;
to think of salvation; and finally, there are
the ukeWarm ones, who are more bateiui m
Gods sight than the really cold ones. Oi
them it was said, 81 spew thee out Of my
mouth"
| In calling the attention OF his listeners to
the character of The salvation which Christ
left a. a legacy to the human race the Bishop
said il is as great in its remedial virtues a.
sin is IN decentralization. No shade OF crime
il too greqt or too petty to escape its beEeh
cent reach. BY it those who have al"ay'
walked in darkness can see the right WAY
and the wanderer from the true path eau
find his way back again. This same saliva
ton, for which the pSalmist sighed. is per
feet in its stability, it leaves nothing for the
greatest sinner TO wish for, yet the greatest
saint could add nothing TO It.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-19
concressman J. II. AekIen bias addresse

Congressman j. ii. Acklen has addressed
an open letter TO the Democrats OF the Third
Louisiana congressional district. In which
be withdraws from the field, and promises
bis support 10 General Billin. regular De-
mocratic candidate. This action Is taken on
account OF the certainty OF the election OF
the Republican candidate. Darrall, in case
the Democratic vote Is split.
Horace Hovan. burglar well known In
Richmond, was captured In New York on
Saturday morning as he was about to
change his quarters. to Philadelphia. He
made desperate resistance, but was over
powered, and Is awaiting a requisition
from Connecticut, where he is wanted to
stand trial for participating Ia the Middle
town Bauk robbery.
Malaria has become epidemic throughout
the vicinity Of Franklin, N. j.. whole fami-
Hes Ut Grcenyille aud Cedar swamp bcipg
sick With II.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-19
NEW JERSEY.
Extract from a private letter

JERSEY CITY, October Is, 1880.
We are not beaten. We can hold New
Jersey we can hold New York; we can
take Connecticut. Work and sacrifice must
be our motto. 1t is siekening to us Demo-
Gratis to hear aud see these faDatical Radicals
bowl with delight. They say the South
will desert us now and 90 over and worship
the Baal of Hate and FaDaticlsm. | don't
believe IL. Northern Democrats make sacri-
flee Of political and social distinction on he
half of principles dear to the South. The
South is honorable and not ungrsteful. III
you could have seen 10000 people IN our
streets last night cheering for Hancock amid
Radical jeers and sneers about the South
aud cheers for Indiana, aud see the de-
termination and manly spirit of self-sacrifce
amongst us, you would forever protest
against desertion in any southern State.
on ought to be more solid than ever. j
think 1t best for your own interests. With
the help OF God we shall turn threatened
Waterloo into glorious Ansterllz. The
tariff is doing us immense harm. Let Vir-
glnia stand firm. Watch Florida, North
Carolina. and Louisiana. They are after
them. We must ,cin.