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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-17

Rr;ef Hems.--The Baptist church was
crowded Monday night on the occasion on
the marriage OF Mr.. Harvey Clarke, son OF
Mr.. l.. 8. Clarke, one OF our most promi'
nent citizens. to Miss Emma Jones, daugh-
tor al Mr.. A. w. Jones, OF Chesterfield.
the marriage ceremony was performed bY
Rev. w. r. Derieux. and Professor Nichols
presided at the organ. ,,,,
A Gun exploded In Mr.. Samuel VIII
Ijsms's hands yesterday afternoon while be
was out hunting. His coat was torn
from bis shoulders, and he narrowly escaped
serious injury.
One mi,demeanor case was disposed OF at
the Mayors Court yesterday morning.
The Methodist congregation are very
anxious 10 have Rev. Il. +. Woodward re-
turned 10 Manchester by the Conference.
During his connection with this churco Mt.
Woodward has won the esteem not only OF
bis congregation, but OF the whole CON-
mnnity.
regular meeting Of the City Council
viii be held next Friday night at ~ O'CLOCK.
Matters OF interest Will come before the
body.
The clerk OF the Hastings Court has IS
sued six marriage-llcenses during tue pas'
week.
The river Is about one foot higher than
IL was last week. and the water is very
muddy. There is plenty OF water In the
canal.
The Hastings Court-William |. Clopton
udge--wilI meet this morning at III O'Clock.
and will be engaged during the term trying
civil cases.
Rev. q. G. yanderslce will stop in Man.
chester few days on his return from the
Methodist Conference, which meets In Dan
vile THIS week.
The case OF Lester Us. The County Of Ches'
terfield, which was TO have been tried al
this term of the Chesterfield Circuit Court,
has been continued until the next term.
This is the salt case, and $1,000 are In
VOWED.
q. C. Jackson, Esq, OF Richmond, has
qualified 10 practice law in the MUSINGS
Court of this city.
The board OF supervisors of Chesterfield
county will hold regular meeting this
week.
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RICHMOND, Va, November 0, 1880.

Editor of the Journal of Commerce:
How does keiosine oil get through lamp 7
Does 1t ooze through the glassi You can't
leave lamp twenty four hours and return
without finding II wet with oil. WAX.
Repty.-O Oil will not penetrate glass, but
1t will escape at Joints, and II will creep out
and overt by capillary attraction.
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BY J. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
lib Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME HOUSE
Il AND LOT on WEST LEIGH STREET.-Bv
virtue OF a deed Of trust dated I'd January, 1880,
10 the undersigned trustee, recorded In Richmond
Chancery Court, ID. b. A, page 49, 10 secure GER
tain negotiable notes. In the payment OF which de-
fault has been made, and being required so 70 do,
will sell, on the premises, on
MONDAY, NOVEMBER %, 1880,
at 4:3O o'clock. that LOT AND HOUSE described
I'm said deed, fronting on tho south liIe Of west
Leigh street 9th feet, and running back between
parallel lines 81 ftet.
TERMS: BY consent of all parties, one third cash !:
balance at SIX aud twelve months, interest added,
aud secured by deed of trust.
w. 5. DASHIELL, Trustee.
j. THOMPSON BROWN, Aus' ioneer. no 10
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BY Robert Il. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1912 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF ONE SUPE-
i RlOR EIGHT HORsE-POWER STEAM En-
CINE AND ONE 81 Fam EIGHT:HORSE-POW-
Err SEPARATOR, 30H-INCH CYLINDER CLASS
q No. 726. MADE AND SOLD By THE HA-
GERsTOWN sTEAM.ENGINE AND MACHINE
COMPANY, OF WASHINGTON COUN IT Y,
ND, Ar THE RICHMOND BAZAAR.-By virtue
of certain deed executed 10 me, as trustee, from
Ira w. Alley, bearing date the Goth OF June, 1879,
OF record In the clerks Office of the county of Hen
rico D. B. IO3 page 95l shall offer for sale. AT the
Richmond Bazaar 1888 and 1440 Franklin street,
on
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER "a, 1880.
at IL o'clock NJ being required so TO do by the bene
ciaries therein named, default having been made In
the payment of The sums therein secured, the per-
Sopa property above mentioned.
TERMS: Cash. W.T.. u. GARNETT, JR-
no Ia Trustee.
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by J. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and huctioneer,
No. 1Il3 Main street.

A DESIRABLE AND CENTRALLY
N LOCATED BRICK RESIDENCE ON NORTH
LINE or CARY STREET BETWEEN FIRST
AND SECOND STREETS. No, Holy request
of owner, Who has permanently removed from the
city, | will sell az public auction on
FRIDAY. 10TH INSTANT,
at 4.30 Z. NJ. the above RESIDENCE, containing
eight rooms, with all necessary closets, bathroom,
&C. There Is large detached brick Kitchen, aud a
nice large paved yard, with wood and coa-houses.
The lot fronts 80 feet, more or less, with depth OF
100 feet, more OF less, to an alley.
TERMS: One third cash balance In one and two
years, six per cent interest, secured by trust-deed
J. THOMPSON BROWN,
nol4 rtr Aueiioneer.
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BY Robert b. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1919 Main street.

TWO LARGE THREE-ST0RY SEVEN.
Il ROOM DETACHED BRICK HOUSES, WITH
LARGE LOTS. SITUATED ON THE NORTH
SIDE OF n BETWEEN THIRTY-sECOND AND
I HIRTY-THIRD STREETS, BY AUCTION.-By
request Of the heirs OF the late j. u. Brown, de-
ceased, will offer for sale upon the premises on
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER le, 1850,
at Ak O'Clock, those TWO LARGE BRICK EUlLD.
INGS as described. Each hou.e is occupied aud
yields a fair rent and Just outside of the cor
poratc limits, and having VERY LARGE LOTS
and most excellent and neyer-failing spring,
reuder them valuable for home or an Investment.
TERMS: WIN be liberal, and made known at sale.
A plat of the properly will be shown at sale.
no 10 ROBERT Il. LYME, Anctioneer.
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BY J. Thompson Brown.
Real Estate Agent ana Auctioncer,
1l13 Mails street.


CONTINUATION OF THE TRUSTEES
" SALE OF THE UNsOL P0kTIpN OF
TnOsE BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS LING
ON WEST CARY. IA YLO X, md Q ~, ~,
sTREETs. BETWEEN WARRINGTON, tLn VI,
AND HARyIE sTRtETs.1-,As trustee w aeea ., y,
trust executed by james q. Hardy ana VIE on tne
nstb day OF August. 1870. and by virtue 81 de-
cree of the Chspcery Court Of The city 81 Rich-
rnond entered July 8, 1880. IN the sun on haruy,
trustee, rs. GOddin, trustee, Du1kel' anu o,usIs
being required 20 10 do by The parties ih'efe'eu'
shall, on
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER IL, 1880
AT 3 o'clock =. NJ. sell at public aue-
ton. on the premises all that norton OF lne pro
perty conveyed by said deed Of trust ana as
aboye now occupied by MIR. James q: Harry; which
wa. unsold al last sale for want OF Time. Inc iots
now 10 he sold besides those fronting on cary
street are the most elevated Of the entire NUMBER,
occupying that beautiful knoll OF ground on l.Vei
with The old reservoir, and commanding nne view
of the city. The land Is subdiyided III lols as VIII
be shown by plat on day OF SAFE. -, ,.o.,,,o,,,s
The attention of capitalists wishing Investments.
and also persons Of small means desiring 10 Tor
homes H. especially iDvled to this sale: No portion
of our city Is more RAPIDLY improving than ms 10
cality. which Is In The direct line Of me western
growth OF our city. Purchasers may counuentIY
expect speedy returns On investments maue III 'n'S
locality. ,,. 49,. 800
The creditors mentioned In said deed of trust are
re1ue ted to be present as the SALE as arrangements
NAV be made at sale 10 purcnasc with their cialms
TERMS: One third cash; balance at SIX ana
twelve months, the purchaser giving his negotiable
notes for def FRED paw ments and title retained unil
all the purchase Is paid and deed ordered Dy
the Court. A. X. COURTNEY, Trustee:
j. THOMPSON BROWN, Auciiobeer. no 10
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BY John T.. Sampson & Brother
(succes sor, to +. J. San psODl,
Real rs ate Agents and AuctiOneers,
Hull street between Eighth and Ninth,
ManchcS:er, Va.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF NALUA-
" BILE HULL->TkEtT PROPERTY.-ln pur-
suance of deere OF the Corpora ion Tor iustingsl
Court of he city OF Manchester, pronounced on me
% day of OCTOBER 1850. In the chancery cause d.
pending therein styled A Gary chairman &C. cS.
John :. Binns trustee, and others, the undersigned,
special commissioner, VIII offer for sale at public
auction on
MONDAY, NOVEMBER %, 1880,
OF o'clock Z. NJ. on the premises That VALC A.
BILE HOUSE AND LOT of which the late John
Whitworth died seized and posse 'sed fronting 40
feet on Hull street aud running back between part-
lei lines 65 feet, situated at the corner Of said HUI
and Tenth streets.
This LOT is one of the most desirable In Manches.
ter being in The heart of The city, and should COM
mand he attention Of merchants and others Seek
ing safe aud solid nYC Stmenis.
TERMS: one third cash; the balance upon a
credit of six, twelve, ard eighteen months. evil
denced by negotiable notes. and the itle retained
until all of be purchase money Is fully paid ana
conveyance ordered By the Court.
DAVID l.. PULLlAM.
noll Special Commissioner
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ror Cauqht on Mayo's Tstand:-Yester.
asv morning fox was discovered bedded on
wsvo,s island near the old saw.mll. A
small pack OF hounds belonging TO MT
waiter Nelson, OF this city. were procured
and liyel, chase was had, which was
witnessed BY number OF persons. inc
snort was very exciting, and the fox wa
caught after chase OF about twenty MIN
utes, II was q dog-fcx, and was very lat
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No. Mail runs daily except SUNDAY from Pt.s
mond 10 WilliansOn's; daily from williamson. b.,
huntington. Connects closely at GOrdDu.yiI.l r.
Lynchburg. CONNECTS at Huntington with Fl.,,.
6eihtowD, Lexington aud Big saudy railroad h.,
Ashland. Ky. '
No. Express runs daily. Connects ~ Ig,fr,,.
ton with EHzabeth0wn, Lexington aud BIZ s,..-g
railroad for Ashland, KY, and with steamer.
Cincinnati. COnuscis closely az GortpuuII, +,
LvnchburR; AMI cOnnuects with the Yirgn. Ma
land train leaving a. $3.50 a. NJ for Wi,hiugtor.
NO. Accom- notation leayei Richmond uAl.,. *.
cept Sunday. ~ $3.50 z. NJ, and arrives al d. =.
louisville Al 1920 T. ".
No. II Mixed lnaves Charlottesville daily. eNr.,,
sunday at 4:3o T.. VI, on arrival N NrzIn.t " 3.
land mail from Dauyilie ahf Iynrhbufy. and +.
riYes al stanton ~ l.. NJ.
No. % Mixed leaves Caunelion daily CXcc.' SIN.
day at A. W., and arrives at Huntington 81 IU.,5
A. NJ.
SLEEPING-CARs on No. 3 from Richmond %
Williamson. ON No. from Aldcr,0n' tD Ulr..
ingl0n.
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AUCTION SALES-Future DAYS.
By Grubbs & Williams,
Reai Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Min and Bank.

Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
DOCKS STORE AND PRIV ATE
ID DWELLING No. 20O5 ON VENABLE
STREET. AND SMALL BRICK DWELLING ON
THE EAST SIDE OF MOSBY STREET, NO.
500, FOR SALE AT AUTION.-We Will sell at
auction, on the premises, on
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 22D,
at AZ o'clock Z. NJ. In the order named, the BRICK
STORE AND DWELLING, with four rooms, now
occupied by Granville Hord The house IS new and
well built has gas and water on the lot. and Is well
suited for business. The lot fronts feet and run
back 147H feet to an alley -
Next, we will offer the BRICK DWELLING on
the east side Of MOsby street, with 4 rooms and
kitchen attached. now occupied by Mr.. Taliaferro.
There is we'll of excellent water in the Yard and is
desirable small residence the Oi 'front.' 2A feet
and runs back 1877 feet with right 10 build over an
adjacent alley. The owner Is very anxious to sell,
and will sell even at a sacrifice.
TERMS: Ohe-fourth casn balance at four, eight,
and twelve months. for negotiable notes, interest
added, secured by trust.deed.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
no17 Aucrioneers.
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DEPARTURES or srEAHEaa.

DOR NEW YORK.-Thc Old 4C{Sh
Il Dominion Steamship COmpany's .szs<spxsts
steamship WYANOKE, Captain COUCH, will sail
FRIDAY, November 18Th, at 8 O'Clock L. VI.
Freight received until O'Clock Il. W.
Through bills of lading signed and goods for
warded with dispatch to all points north, south, east
and west; also, to foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare 20 New York, fl2; steerage, 80 and
IS.
For Freight or passage, apply to
q. W. ALLEN & CO., Agents,
no 1913. COmDany's Wharf. Rockets.
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by Il. Il. Cbsffin & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. north Tenth street.

UCTION SALE OF THE BEAUTI.
N Full FARM KNOWN AS "MEIROSE,n SIT
UATED SEVEN MILES NORTH OF RIG HMOND,
NEAR THE BROOK ROAD, AT PRESENT OWN
ED BY MR.. G. g. CARTER, AND FORMERLY
OWNED BY THE LATE DIR: }. n: POWELL L.
PROPERTY, CONSfSTING IN PART OF TEN
HEAD OF CATTLE (ALDERNEYS), FIX
HORSES. &C.; A LARGE AND VARIED STOCK
OF FARMING IMPLEMENTS, CORN, FODDER,
HAY. &C.; ALSO a HANDSOME LOT OF M
PROVED FOWLS.-We will sell by auction, on
the premises, on
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER %, 1850,
commencing at 10 o'clock a. M.. the abOve-da-
scribed PROPERTY. The FARM contains l42
ACRES, and Is one of the pretliest around Rich
mond. The DWELLING Is handsome one, In
good repair, and Ocat, IN a shady yard.
This Is very desirable FARM. and will be sold
on literal terms, 10 be announced at sale.
X. b. CHAFFlN CO.,
Auclioneers.
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BY George +. Crawford,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1908 Bank street.


1905 Bank street.
FOR SALE AT AUCTION, TWO
Il SMALL BUT DESIRABLE HOUSES, IN
GOOD REPAIR, AND TWO VACANT LOTS AID
JOINING THE SAME. LOCATED AT AND NEAR
THE SOUTHEAST CORNER Of DUVAL AND
PRICE STREETs.-By request OF the heirs Of the
late George Perrin. will proceed TO sell at auction,
upon the premises, on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 81, 1880,
at O'Clock r. NJ uf fair; II not. the first fair day
thereafterl the desirable REAL ESTATE located as
above The CORNER LOT fronts on Duval street
AZ feet. and runs back along Price street go feet
having thereon TWO.STORY BRICK RESI-
DENCE, with six rooms.
The LOT next TO the corner fronts on Duyal
street about 35 feet, and runs back about 20 feet
having thereon BRiCK-AND-FRAME RESI-
DENCE OF Elk rooms, out kitchen. &C.
The VACANT LOTS front 20 feet each on Price
street. and run back 90 feet.
TERMS: Liberal, and IN ade known at sale.
GEORGE +. CRAWFORD,
nol7 Auciioneer.
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GIFTS MADE AT HOME.
some OF the Easily. Constructed Artt'
cles Appropriate for Christmas.

PRETTY AND USEFUL PRESENTS-P IN-CUsBloNS
AND BASKETS, FANS AND SLIPPERS, AND VA
RIOUs OTHER ARTICLES.
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connects for FarInyille, Lynchbura aud Al
points In she Southwest.
q connects for Milton, y. &.
& connects for Asheville and al points in West
North Carolina.
ID connects for Macon and all points III soaIbWen
Georgia.
+ connects for Jacksonville sDd all points IA Tlo-
rida.
7 connects for Macon and sll points IN ssath~,'.
Georgia, and Chattanooga Nashville, hemphis, Aad
all Texas points.
G. connects for Selma, Meridian, Jackson. AID
VicksbuTg.
n connects for Galveston and all Texas points.
Trains from the abOve-nanea points QrrtCe -
Richmond at 4:43 L. NJ, $50 A. NJ. and o3JFW
Trains on North Carolina division make CouErc-
ton at GOldsboro' with the ". & ". x. Il. 20 and
from Weldon aud Wilmington.
Pullman Palace Drawing-rOOm and sleeping CARS
run through on Train No. ~ from New YORK Ano
Richmond 10 Atlanta. Ca, on Train 10. ~ ifom
Richmond To Danvlle.
A passenger coach viii be attached 10 train tt',
ing Richmond at ass T.. VI. arriving a. thut -
L. NJ. daily except Sundayl; aud reiuruihk ' ''-
Chuls at 6:l0 4. NJ, arriving Al Richmond -.4'
A. VI. daily texcepi MOndayl. -
Tickets sold 20 all points south sostheA''' sAa
southwest, and baggage checked through.
No lzy-oyer checks gives on LEGAL lckeis' ,v
A. POPE
General Passenger and Ticket AstA-
r. NJ. X. TALCOTr. General suDerlntehdrl.'
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AuUvr0N sALEs--ThSs Day.
ZINE THOROUGHBRED MARE FOR
II SALE.
wIll he .oia Al anctIon ou

"WEDNESDAY THE l7ru INSTANT,
=, NIT, u.~.,r Franklin street. BAY MARE
ASTORIA by AsteroId, dam r t.I by Imp mp
scythian: eiFht years DID, s9e na n,rIeusrs OF Of
which reference IL made TO THOMAS w. DOS
WELL, nd ha bills. hu 'E-,u
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RICHMOND AND FETERSutR"}
RAILROAD lDNrANI.

RICHMOND AND r ltkNt'N
RAILROAD COsFANr' '
COMMENCING SUNDAY, OCTOBER
~ 81, 1850. trains on this read viii run - TO-
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
1900 NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily, conhSufS
for Charleston, Ausus iAn N.A''
(yla Charlcstonl savannah h''..'
jacksonville. stops only a. VI, ..'
ter and Chester, and a. liAi,"l'
signal. Pullman sltenrr i''"-
New York aud savannah atty
4:3OP, NJ. ACCOMMODATES THAN
(exctpi SUNDAY. fNsstns'fs as
this train will make c,ose cohhe,i..,
az Peisrsburs f,r Sofio-A' s'''' 90
all stations ,..,..t en-,
700 A. NJ, THROUGH FREIGHT lENt' ~'
(except sunday: connect ~.
Ma D. II. X. Tor L}seoDlis A-'
lo:35P. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily for We. .'..'
Wilmington, Charleston, anu -.
Stops AT Chester, Hall Wai, an' 80,
RVS Bur on signal. Pullman
between Washington and t'''
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH ...t..,
e:35 A. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daiy. e9a a.y ~
potomac rslrs sd iO' eli yoii,,s 49,
Past and Wet. stops AZ Nab' NN l a
and Chester. and At lali"AHp ,,,..r
Drwry's Bluff on sisnai' ~.
sleerers between Charleston A'1
o.o.. NJ iaaEFscS96MMoDATroN TRAIN d.i!
texeep, sunday. stops A. a. u"
ANN T TSiIRouGu Man. daily, sonnes.,,t
81, - WITH Kichmosd, FroderleSseais 81
Potomac railroad for a. po.e..asee.
And West. Also, making .ose OA'O
ton with the ChesspeaAs 49, .rd
sSi,road for the virginia sprn1ssto.
III noints North aud West me-
stops At Msucbe.ier ana AMMAN
rSiIman sleeperS between >''
and New York. ., sunday
..oop A EpEIGHT daily lexeem, $50, A.
'"' with passenger car ava'nS''
sn.v sx ;'i,iSs,o TRAINS ie.ye Mo.
svNHa a and i:25 4. NJ; eaNs't,y.
mono saassoA N and s.SO 2. NJ. every ss"anteat
oaIs " '''V n. II. KLINE, supsslh""t ee
A. PORE, q. r. and ]. Axsa"
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BY Jno. T.. Laughton. Jr., Auctioneer,
GIG Main street.
BAZAAR G7g
Nos. 1888 AND I44O FRANKLIN STREET.

Nos. 1888 AND l44O FRANKLIN STREET.
THIS DAY
at 10 O'Clock we will sell a number OF excellent
HARNESS and SADDLE.ANlMALS. Amongst
them are some for city and farm purposes.
We are Pxpeciing in time for sale A No.
YOUNG AND WELL-BROKE MULES.
ALSO,
l SECONDHAND OPEN BUGGY,
/ SECONDHAND TOP-BUGGH,
/ SECONDHAND LIGHT FAMILY CARRIAGE,
three. spring GROCERS' TOP WAGON.
Particular attention Is asked TO the sale of Colo
mel +. W. DoSwell's Thoroughbred Mare Asst r.
RIA TO take place at O'cIOck. Pedigree at sale.
JOHN Il. DAVIS, Proprietor.
Err COOK Salesman. nol7 1t
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DICHMOND, YORK RlvERefzMs

HAND CHESAPEAKE RAILROAD. ssss--lr3Ha
MERCHANTS AND MINERS TRANSPORTS
TON COMPANY,
Through-freght route between Richmond IVA
an, Boston, Providence. and all New England cities
steamers leave EST POINT, VA, on eacl
WED NESDAY and SATURDAY at ~ noon; con
Meeting with trains from RICHMOND.
steamers arrive al WEST POINT on each TUES
DAY aud FRIDAY.
Direct shipments from Boston ria Boston su'
Providence Railroad Utd West Point, Va.
n. I. DOUGLAS, Superintendent.
q. ID, GRONER, General Agent ap3
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No. 2 Mail runs daily from HuntiHgf.u tD VII
liam sons: daily except sunday from Miltm-0.s
10 Richmond. FhZIbo thtown, Lexington aui H.f
sandy trains from Ashland, ky, connect vIlu
No.2.
virginia Midland mail from Danyille ana Lynch.
burg connects closely at G0rdonsyi.le wiki SOP r
Richmond.
Cincinnati al J.. VI. daily. and Is due Al llurrrc.
ton 10 connect win ~. Express which ruI.. iiI'y
to Richmond. EliZlbefhiOwn. Lexington and Oh g
Sandy trains from Inland, KY, connect efl
No. 4.
No. 6 Accommodation leaves Gord1n,y.le daily,
except SUNDAY. at $50 4. NJ, and arrive ,' Roo.
mOnd at 9 AM
No. 22 MAed leaves stanton daily, cNosut sun.
day. at 7:l5 \. NJ. ami is connected with Ter GY'u--
vile By Virginia Midland mail from W-AInsf.H
and arrives az Richmond a. 7:l5 T. VI.
No. 20 Mixed leaves Huntington daily tN.tf
SUNDAY II $50 L. NJ. and arrives AZ tlun''oD f
sLEEPlNG-CARs on 40. 2 from lfutiul'.r D,
Aiderson's. On NO. 4 from Williamson 90 l:cl.
mOnd.
For rates. tickets. bagglge-chcch.. &C.. apply %
x. II. FISHER. Ticket Agent, chesapeake aud col l
depot, or A. W. CARRIER. IlCket Agent, S26
Main street, Richmond. Va. ". NJ. :. Dt ~,
Engineer and Superintendent
CONWAY y. HOWARD. General Passenger and
Ticket Agent. no IL
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LExISaros 8 Rlo -

Leave Huntingdon. 1900 AN -1rp.,
Due CaiettsD'g. KY. 1905 y. NJ sJg a. 49,
Ashland, KY. I245 L. NJ q61 - W.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-07-21
DIR. Tanners Religious View.

N. Y. Herald, l7th.l
At half-past nine am. DR.. Tanner
was sleeping after his morning ride
sud awOke at ten, An enthusiastic
scribbler wrote him ten pages to
prove Tanner ought to put his faith
in Jesus Christ. The faster rose from
his cot aud said:-'Faith in Christi
Why | have perfect faith in Christ
and believe in practical christianity.
and not churchianity. No sectarian.
ism for me, but the full exemplifca-
ton of the golden rule-'do unto
others as you would have them to do
unto you | believe that Christ
gave us an example of
long suffering and sacrifice for the
benefit of his fellow man, that true
belief in him demands emulation.
Orthodox religion and orthodox med
icine are bound too closely by rules of
the past; that the present progress of
science and intellectual knowledge
have outgrown, hence they cannol ac-
cept the obvious simplicity of Christ's
life and teachings, and would rather
trAmple out utterly the most valuable
testimony than abate any one point OF
their written law. | remember a touch
ing incident which will illustrate this
that happened under my own observa-
ton in Cincinnati several years ago.
A woman of loose character who had
just arrived from New Orleans, was
shot by a man during a quarrel imme-
diately after her arrival, and she
would have been buried in Potter's
Fieldhad not other ONE of her
class to the number of 500 subscribed
81 each to give her q Christian burial.
When all was ready, however, none of
the orthodox churches would take
part in the services. They said, mo
such vile thing in our church." At
last they struck a Universalist church
whose minister was only too happy to
oblige them" and on the morning of
the funeral the poor fallen creatures
nearly filed the building. The min
ister went into the pulpit with a care
fully prepared manuscript from which
to preach to them. But a power
above himself took him back into the
aisle, and from beside the coffin he
talked directly to the hearts of those
poor women. He preached Christ to
them, and in ten minutes the food
gates were opened, and not a dry eve
remained in the church. l tell you,
II the christian community of Cincin-
natl had then done their duty as
christians and extended the helping
hand, nearly every one of those poor
sinful souls would have been saved
but, alas, no one made the necessary
self. sacrifice, and they went back into
the path that led to eternal destruc-
ton. 1t is easy to 90 through the
phsrisaical form Of prayer, but diff -.
cult indeed to live the life Of a true
christian"