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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-29

EANI tttt I'D
Mall train arrives at Richmond daiN v asp 81.
cent sunday at.............--.t.s cog ...
ENpress train ARRIVES 1t Rtrhinond '"''- .t q
G.........s.ss.ss.sstssst
Accommodation tlain arrives ~ h''' mai. ~
inond daily except sunday tt....'...... a..
Mixed Tram leAyts N'Aun ''u A. "
taking rasssAgVFs al Gornn-sii" ICON .
Midland tySh FROM Washington, and '.
Richmond Al 5:4l 4. NJ. . ,.... ..'
A connects with Virginia Niilr"
lypchhnrg, DAnyille aud Atlanil' VI I
ohio Railroad stations, snt NIL ltt......
i,nd t-ain, leaving al $40 y. NJ o. " i,'
N cconects With Virginia Midland ''
Isuchburg aud Dsuiih. ...o,....
oonneeis with Valley railroad aeon
| traln, leaving al 3:l5 / NJ. FOR il'iti-n" ,. .
| ID connects With Valley raih0sb ifaia' ''N
lllk A. M. Cor har9,rs Ferry
1 = connect with stages Tor lcNlus,nu' ..... A..
| n connects with &, II. :. ana /. l. '''"
/ Portsmouth and CINCINNATI .,...l la ID
| Ii connects With Sci0tO 'aIeS tA""''
| Northwest, ,,,., o., che Nr'
| Northwest, aud Souikw,ss W, N, :. 90 81
| kpeiuerr sld snp.t'N'.f .l
CONWAY ". BowAKp, Venei1 fsA'"iu5 ~
Tieket Agent
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by Crabs & Williams,
Real Estate Agcais and Auction ecrs,
Eleventh street between M1ln ana Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF 4 VAL
~ UABLE ESTATE N CiIkSIEEtlEhn
90 u MY. ON LANES. RIVER, ABOUT
ELEVEN MILES BELOW RICHMOND, AT
AUCTlON.-As acting commissioner 81 The Circuit
Court Of Chesterfield county under decree enter
ed 18th November, 1879, in The case o. harrington
and ais. rs. Hewlett and dtS.." viii sell iY auc-
non I'm front OF the MOTEL at the town OF Chester,
on MONDAY, "a day OF February, 1850 at
O'Clock Z. NJ, the FARM situated ~ above, ami
living oppOsite 10 the' Dutch Gan cauaL"
It Is known rs HOWLEIT's." aud j. sometimes
called the Ware tract and contains about ESQ
ACRES some Of which Is very Gne land. IL u Is
upon n some PLAIN BUILDINGS and a good
Mill. now In operation, supplied WIN an uniainuE
wa,er.pnwer. An cXaninatiOL OF trc property
before The day Of sale Is invited. II VIII be sold a. &,
whole. or I'm tracts Of from ten 10 stNenif-hHc
acres according TO pat which viii be shown al The
time OF sale.
TERMS: One fourth cash: balance 20 one. 'wo.
sD0f three years for negot Die notes. with interest
PAYABLE yearly. and titles retained by the Court un-
al full Iaymen, Is made.
GRUBBS e WILLIAMS. Auciinurers. u ~
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SALE OF LAM

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND
MN CUESTEEFIFLD COUNTY At PUBLIC
AUCTION I'm pursuance Of decree OF me CIR
cult Court of ChcslerfieId county IN me cn,ncrfV
suit styled Lucy NJ ErN an; rs. Sol ma MiddtlOn'
eXecutrix, &c. entered at the November term;
1879 the Undersigned special commissioners, VIII
soil at public auction, on MONDAY the sth day OF
Eel ruary. 1880. between the hours or IL OclocH
NJ and p o'clork p. NJ. in font of Cnesierfed
court-housc. the TRACT OF LAND mtniioned w
said decree whereof Charles Middleton Gied seized
and possessed. containing. 10y recent survey. 353
ACRES. living about seven miles from Chfsteiheii
c0urf-hGu,e near the Brighthope railroad ana adj
Joining the lands of the Brighthore Railway Com,
Dany and Others. The buildings conSiss or go0l
and sufficiently large and cOmnodious fKAalh
DWELLING and The tcessary out houses lhe
FARM T. well wooded aud watCred, &c.: Is pleas
ant residence. near 10 churches and schools ne.
TERMS: One third cash: tee balance ON credits
of one and two years. equal instruments, The pur-
chaser 10 execute his bonds for the dcfrrr'd pay
ment;. bcariug interest from day of sale, ana the
lille retained I'LL the wuOle purcnase-money Nhlll
Court Il. n. JONES. JR..
W. T.. MCKENNtY,
GEORGE MASON,
ji2S special 'Ominls lone,s.
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rOR RENT.

NOR RENT, THAT VERY DESIRA. a
II BILE FAMILY REsiDENCE No: II MA
Capitol street, opposite the Governors Manson.
Possession given lmmediatey If desired. Apply at
the house-N0. 80 above. pZ9-todft
FICEs FOR kENr-TWOTa
~ LARGE, WFLL-LIGHTkn, and WELL III
VENTILATED ROOMS. on hrst moor, oyer s sn
- au7
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fFor the Dispalch.J
FOR ford INN.

Far hack In early childhood wears
When ali wss 0rieht and gay,
knew modest III lie maid,
As fresh as rosy May.
And graceful as the fawn that plays
Along The wooded GEN.
with her spent my happ,est daNs'
for we were children theh'
And on the hiIlOck green we played
In many frOiic Miid
Aud sat beneath the tres cool shade
With rapture Oft Deguiec:
And IN my bOyish fancy then
loved that little maid;
Her girlsh laughter was 10 me
Like music softly played
And DAYS and months and years have flown
Aud en- 40 trace ben no:
And half way mp the hui OF NE
We now have nearly climbed
And many face I've met since thehi
Anc many a love was nine
mi in IhOse days and years I've found
No love so sweet as Thine.
I'm older grown. ] mix with men.
toll within their mart,
And yet that love That thrilled IL then
Sill beats within my heart.
Nor days nor years nor Times SLOW rouhd'
Can cnange that love In me:
Aud whether Fortune smile or frown
My heart 1Cilt turn 10 thee.
January %. 1850. w.
(Tbe foregoing is not quite up to Tho
standard Of our oet.correspondent
-----cn------
When he enterprisne builder isnt hulfin'-
Isn't buldin'-
lie loves to lie and watch his buildings fall
Buildings fall
And estimate the number that ere pulYerized ant
-Glz-ds and Killed in
The mansi, with the eighi-inCh party wall
Parry VAIL
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TTOR NEW I q X k.-The Ola A(FPYA
II Dominion steamship Company s@sSsgss.l1
Steamship WYANOKE. Captain COCCII, VIII sal
FRIDAY. January 30ih. AZ 9 oclocS \. NJ
Freight received until o'clock THURSDAY evening
Passengers cargo aboard Thursday night.
Through bills Of lading signed ana goods fol'
ared with dispatch 70 al points north, south' east
and west: also, to foreign ports.
Passenger accom- citations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare to New York. il2; ioUnd-trip tickets
f24. Steerage, IS and IS.
For freight or pasS1ge. apply 70
G.. W. ALLEN q CO.. AGENTS,
4, os.3t COmnanv's Wharf. Rockeits
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BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and AuctiOnecrS,
11l3 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF \ SMALL
4 BRICK STORE. WlTH DWELLING ABOVE,
AID lot. OK TIE North SIDE OF MAIN
SrRFET BETWECN TMENrY;;IIoUiR:,l.iLl, MD
TWENTY-FIFTu STREETS. BY PttIlON -
}v virtue u the proyi.on, of three iced, Of rn,,
6triug due re~p,cllgciy me s'h of June. 90
gu OF Mucs 1879. and ihe ION Gay "i May;
1873. to :. ". Farr r, John \. Me4nIey. and
Charlie, ~pcnc r. ira. tees ~ the tast-tnd BuNng'
Fund Compauy. 10 secure the obligations Of debt
men 1ued I'm aid deeds. We. the undersigned. hay
Inc been duly substlfufcd trustees instead II me
sad :. ". Fdrrar. John \. Menley' ana Chm rs
Spructr being required 500 TO do hY e1ln Buildlng-
F1nd COMPANY. VIII scllby auction. Oh The prem
I-e,. on FRIDAY the 3Oh day Of January
1850. at D. O'Clock =. NJ the most wcfiern or TIE
THREE BRICh BUlLDIAGS AND LOIS mem
fl0ueI in said deeds. having front Of about icct
10 Inches and depth OF p feet ON thu torih slde
a. Main street between invent -folrh md twenty .
dflh streets: also. q LARGE FRAME BUILDING
i'm HE rear Of SAID store and the ground belonging
thereto. ,,
TERMS: Cash rs 10 the cost Of executing ms
tru,i. and 10 pay oil the sum OF .e1ltO; the resi-
uue on such terms shall Doe announced ~ ne ae'
CHARLES SPENCER,
JAMES FOX,
f.. ". HAW.
Trustees Of East.Fnd BuidinS-Fund Company.
Zen
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No sENsE IN HAVING SICKNESS In tie family II
you will use HOP BITTERs In time ASK those VINO
know.
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BOOKS. STATIONERY. &c.
MEMORIAL VOLUME.

RANDOLPH & ENGLISH have just published
THE ARMY OF NORTHERN VlRGINIA-memo-
rial yOluine-e1ited byJ WILLIAM JONES, u. d..
II is large Syo. Of Sis pages. Pnce, 81, 1925,
$3.50, and $3.50. according Y style Of binding. A
few copies with steel portrait OF General Lee and
the battle nsg, bound In Russia-handsome price,
10 all VINO send The price. il l6-dSw
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BY Jno. 4. Laughton. Jr.. AucliOneer,
9l6 Nam street.

CTOCK OF + A NJ lily GROCERIES,
- PLATFORMS ALES, CIGARS. &C. &c. Al
AIJ(vTION-At The request Of the owner. who Is de-
clYing business. shall sell AT auction on FRIDAY
the 3Oih instant, at l0 O'Clock. at The store No
west Broad street the stock Of FAMILY GROCE-
RIES, sYRUPs. TOBACCO. PLATFORM and
COUNTER. SCALES. NEW ORLEANS MoLAS-
SIS, HERRINGS, TEAS, STONLWARE, CURRY :
COMBS, NAMES, 5000 CIGARS OF popular aud
desirabe brands, PATENT OlL-CAS, sIORE-
COUNTER. a large lot Of SHELF-GOODs' &c.'
fresh ami desif aDle. ..
"a oS.3t Auciioneer.
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BY j. Thompson Brown
Real Estate Agent aud Auctioheer'
1l13 east Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE MD
L LOT ON FIFTEENTH STREET bEl ~ ~ y y
ddcd Of rust dated 23d August. $40, cor'ed IN
Richmond Chaucery Court. ID. g.. lOS IL. page Is
ond ,vb.rpa, default has been made in the paylnen.
of the obligation secured. aud being Tc9nlrtd 50 20
d. we will sell. on The premis 50 on tKl,A1 re- =
rnsrv e. 1880 at , O'clock +. NJ. ihe following
RFNL PRO. rRTY: That LOT OF LAND WIN
ali the improvements thcreonl ON the western mmc
of Fifteenth between Clay ana Ltlgh street irVh
ing % ieet more or les~ ana running DICK oet"een
ugrnIlcl line, 100 feet. mOrc or ltss. ,o-oo,
TERMS: Cish n To EXPENSES al shle al" - - ,
aud the balance on such terms as VIII DC "u""u''"
by said VI. Rose OF trustees ar sale: ,,
~ H. &. g. HARTMAN,
JULIUS SIHAIS, ~
j. THOMPSON BtOWN'
Trustees.
d, r.o,,,,-o,, ppc,vr Auc,ioncpr In %
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RAILROAD LINES.
81 N 8 "a sFIsH ~ asssslsI

81 ~ "a 5s 9sssssF
RICHMOND. FREDErrCKsBuRGl
AND POTOMAC RAILROAD toMPANY,
FREIGHT DEPOT.
RICHMOND, VA. January 26, IsbO.
ION AND AFTER FEBRUARY lsr
! ~ proylmo this company VII receive and dgllyer
FREIGHT al their new depot. on The corner OF
rold nd Hancock streets and The freight depot at
l. igbh and Broad streets win BE- closed.
y 'RFIGHTs will be received from 3 =; W. 70 L.
n, and delivered from A. VI. too y. VI.
tsy order of the General Freight Agent:
70 7-iw Il. w. COURTNEY, Agent.
-Tg,. NoND. FRsD'G & POTOMAC Z. r, 20,
9TCENONp, VA. November z, 1879.
IrouHTNCING NOVEMBER 3, 1870,
I J trairSo,' Ibis road wi run rs fOibows
NORTH BOUND.
s12A A. NJ, leaves Byrd-slres. @ado3 os y Tex
cent Sundaysl due AZ Eahingi9n,
1:i9 z, 81; B.I' mgr 800 J; D.;
1905 2. II
500 2. NJ, leayes Byrd-Street station az J iue
a. Washing'on; e;25 r NJ s asINm3fe,
New YORK, G:55 4. VI
400 p. NJ. ACCON,MODATlON r RAif ior
junction. leaves Broad street statios
daily fexcpDf Sr' days..
SOUTH BOUND.
l0I5P. ~, arrives at Byro-5'seet a.snoD y 9aIiy
Except Suudaysl. Leaves sew nor.'
s:I5 A. NJ, Phils lphia. ll43 \.
NJ. Baltimore, $3.50 r. NJ; Washing
n.Ao 4. NJ. ,rr,ycs 81 Byrd-street station daily.
Leaves New YorA, 1000 p. 81 Phil'
adelpbia,, no A. ~; 7 Bs,'im9MTe'
s:43 A. NJ, ACCOMMODATION TRAN arrives
at Broad-street station 'aiiy except
Sundsysj. G. 4. TAYLOh,
General Ticket Agenl
EFT. d. MYERS. General Superintendent
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Real Estate Agent, Auciionccr. and Notary fuDh
Office corner Hull and Ninth streets,
Manchester. Va.
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OOO -BLANK-BOOKS AND OTHER
lNl0A u. AIIlNLnN IuE NJ "

lCOO. STATIONERY FOR THE NEW
yEAR.-The undersigned are prepared 10 supply
all kinds of BLANK BOOKS required. Having a
Boos-Bindery. they can make Ia order In Tie best
ma inner such forms as may not be found In stock.
They have CHECk-ROOK~ on The several banks OF
the city. Negotiable aud Plaa Notes, Drafts, Bills
OF Exchange, with other Legal Blanks; Writing
aud Wrapping Papers Of all kinds: Envelopes, in
great valiefy; the best Black. Red, aud Copying
Inks: Mucilsge, Invoice Flies. Gold and Steel Pens
everything IN the stationery line required in.the
Office or counting house.
dc 80 WOODHoUsE 4 PARHAM.
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By Frank J. sam psoh.

by Frank J. sampson.
Real Estate Agent, Auctioncer' ana No''fV ruohc
Office corner Of Ninih and Hull streets,
Manchester, Va.
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--,, ~..,,n. xxn.cYrEs. or.
DP. ROBERT EARLY. o
ITuE VETERAN DENTIST OFLfNCHbUhe'

49,. ,,oxn NJ The good fleets of DENTALINE
for many ysars II hardens the gums ana ytrlhes
the ieclh will only repor, one c,se nay n,,. SEN
many: Mr. Miller Of Tex1s. iornisr,y OF ,o
Inflammation Of the gums. so much 50 ~ was pain
raj 10 approach. From the use 81 DIN iAhlN II
,o.sd w 10. EARLY, ID. ID. :.
Fo, sale BIZ druggists generally. and by
'' '''N - POLK MILLER < Co.
tn Rchmsnd Va.
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RAILROAD LGsE.E.
IN - 80 s,s,.,gss gyE
RAfEUDAFt lls~u.,.'

I'm Es 9 g;rE
RrCHgOSo AND PFrrRs,,,.,l'-
RAILROAD CDMpar5.
COMMENCING WEDNESDAY. L.,
~ ry Fl, 1850, trains o. his read VII 20,
lows. - 'Y.-
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
1900 r., THROUGH MAIL dany e,,...
lyr tneriesf0n, -aeannsf 49,,
and Aten lsi3 Char fo... H..
Jacksguyille. S'ngs Only 81 Gt,....
signal. 'l
$50 a. W.. LYNCIEUEG EXPIRES ....
mdssi ".0.t connection Id o..
VII 'fl Atomic NIs...
ohio railroad f0r Bri.fof fi.... ''1
"a Nafl,i'lf. MomIni.. f,.
tHWN.ir, auJ ffl.r f0Dii rt... p
tnat !. j, n''hins sa.If D ..a b..
any olner ba'. e'oi. ai a.. r...,,
4:S0 +. NJ ACCQNMODA1iOS TRNy t..
ieXce1f s1nLyI rt.s-.-... t.
iris trair WI llsye e.s-e sl..,..
az Peter Hurs : NOr s.
1898 p. ". THROUGH NAH Glis. c1-.....-.
Tor Weldon. N'lsiHytr1, ~..
Charleston, ~tVarnsh. fr.t..f.
Iun ma, hilanta. AItc'u. .i.lt, ..
NObi.f. New 'g.'1u.. rn. .f .
South ana >on'iwt.' "H ....
ing-caT from Nash.r.tsn r, ,,
inirrfor. savannah. tuf 30 . .,.
St'n, p.i' ~ 'liIrl rs'.r .44 OIL. t.r
ard iaf-W nu ei~Ii
1000 \. ~, THROUGH FREIGHT TPip. fr-
l'Nrcpt sunday, Passenger rl- ,,.
LEAVE PETE? sBrPG NOnrg.
6:35 A. H., THROUGH MAIL daily. c,r~a.....
With Richmond, Fre fa-.c,s..,g -
potomac railroad q" GI' p...f. 5, ..f.
East. au0 West. stop 40 'f.....
o.: ami Chester. and 80 II..U e,
and a Dury's E.ga. 900 signal.
e:25A. NJ, ACCOMMODATES TPNs t.-
!tH'tO 'ih'"ih Nioin E al
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-10-09

The Congressional Canvass.

The following list of appointments for
Joint discussion between Hon. L. G. Houk
and Thomas L. Williams, Esq, candidates
for congress, from the second district Of
Tennessee have been agreed upon:
BLoUNT COUNTY.
Louisville, Tuesday, October 26th.
RoANE COUNTY.
Eston's < Roads, Wednesday, October
9th.
Winters Gap. Saturday, October 9th.
MORGAN COUNTY.
Wartburg, Mond Y, October 11th.
Glen Mary, Tuesday, October 18th.
SCOTT COUNTY.
Huntsville, Wednes 'ay. October 18th.
CAMPBELL COUNTY.
Jacksboro, Thursday. October 14th.
Fincastle, Friday, Oc' 'ber 18th.
ANDERSON COUNTY.
Coal Greek, Saturday, October 10Th.
Clinton, Monday, October 18th,
Andersonville, Tuesday, October 18th.
UNION COUNTY.
Sharp's Chapel, Wednesday, October
Doth.
Maynardville, Thursday, October 21st.
KNOX COUNTY,
Graveston, Friday. October 22nd.
POWELL Station, Saturday, October 23rd.
Campbell Station, Monday, October
25th.
New Salem Church, Wednesday, Octo-
ber 9th.
Thorn Grove, T. ursday, October 18th.
Knoxville friday, October 10Th.
Speakers each day will commence
promptly at II O'Clock m. All are cor
daily invited.
&c. J. WILLIAMS,
Ch'mn Dem. Cong Ex. Com. End dist.
j. M. CoRDELI,
Ch'mn Rep. Gong. Ex. Com. End dist.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-10-09
BUSINESS MEN IN CONVEN
TION.

Boston, Oct. THE convention
of ship owners and merchants reas-
sembled at 10 o'clock this morning.
W. FL. Lincoln, from the committee
to which was referred the resolution
relating to shipments and the dis
charges of seaman, reported in favor
OF the passage of bill with some
amendments. John Roach, of Ches-
ter, Pa, then spoke upon the pres,
ent condition of the carrying trade of
the country and it's needs. At the con-
clusion of his remarks, the commit
tee of nine reported, and on their
recommendation a series of resolu :
tions favoring remssions of duty
on stoves for outward bound ships,
exemption of American shipping
from local and municipal taxation
and the encouragement of American
carrying trade by the United States
government, were adopted. The
discussion of the day was
upon the advisability of free
ships, and VIM. H Lincoln opened
with long speech, in which he took
strong grounds in favor of putting
our shipping upon equal footing,
both as regards the original cost and
expense of equipment and support
at sea with that of foreign nations.
Capt. E. S. Osborne, of New York,
followed, taking equally strong
grounds in opposition, stating that
British gold was largely used in this
country for the purpose of influencing
and creating public opinion favoring
free trade in ships. Mr.. Goss, of
Bath, one of the largest wooden
ship-builders in the United States,
expressed the opinion that the pres
ent laws, if left alone, would be all
sufficient in the future. H. Fl.
Adams, of Cleveland, followed, de-
Tending the protective tariff of the
country, after which the convention
resolved to vote upon the resolution
at II o'clock tomorrow.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-10-09
FOREIGN
FUNERAL IN PARIS.

NEW YORK, Oct. IA special from
Paris says the funeral Of Jacques Or
fenbach was celebrated at Madeline
this morning, with great pomp and
ceremony. There was an immense
crowd both inside and outside the
church. The hearse was loaded with
wreathes seEt by the theatres OF Paris
and of nearly every European capital.
Among them was tasteful offer
ing from Galleries st. Hubert,
Brussels, another from London,
Alhambra and another from the opera
comique. The service began at 10
O'Clock. Long before that hour every
seat In the church was taken, and
even the tops OF the affairs were in,
vaded by spect ltors. The church was
tastefulIy hung with black and silver.
In the center was handsome cata-
faIque draped with black and sur.
rounded by silver candelabra. The
funeral procession was preceded by a
detachment of soldiers Of the line with
fixed bayonets, woo took their posi-
ton at the side of tae altar. Deceas.
ed was entitled to military hon
ors, having been cnivalier
of the legion of honor. Mass was
sung by Fauqua Talisac and several
other great artists. The cOrtege left
Madeline about half-past eleven for
the cemetery of MOnlmortre, followed
by large number of the friends OF
the deceased. Among them were
nearly all the artistic celebrities of
Paris.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-10-09
TRYING TOINTIMIDATE.

RICHMOND, Va, Oct. THE grand
jury of the United States circuit
court to-day indicted Mn. P. and,
of Southampton county, for en-
deavoring to intimidate j. P. Davis,
a colored man of that county, in the
discharge of his duty as a witness in
the United States couat. Davis had
informed the revenue officers that
Pand had been selling liquor without
paying tax. Pand therennon
swore out a warrant aoainst
Davis for petit larceny. and
succeeded in having him wrono-
fully convicted without any hearinHo
of evidence, and Davis was so Sc g
verely whipped that his life was de-
SPARED of. He was then impris-
oned, and while in Jail was several
tunes shot at by persons unknown.
1t Is thought that the grand jury
VIII lnd!ct several other persons fo1
comp, Gomphc1ty in corruptly procuring
DAVIS illegal punishment, in order
to intimidate him.
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FIRST EDITION.
u3O p. Nj.
TELEGRAPHIC.
KINGS MOUNTAIN.

CHARLOTTE, N. c., Oct. AT the
lowest estimate, 10000 people as
sembled at Kings Mountain to-day.
The exercises commenced with a
national salute at sunrise, by the
Richmond (Va.) Howitzers, and at
10 q. M, review of all the troops
was held by Gen. Hunt of the United
States army, after which the large
assemblage crowded around the
speakers stand, which had been
erected in one of the ravines which
led down the side of the mountain.
Seats had been provided for 5000
people on the stand, and these with
the seats on the sides Of the noun
tain for the audience, formed one
vast ampetheaser. A lyric, written
by Mrs. Clara Dorgan Mclean, of
YorkviJle, S. c., and set to music by
Prof. E. W. Lindbeck, of Salem, n.
c., was sung by an improvised
choir with fine effect, led by the 5th
United States artillery band. The
1O6UI JILL NCt0 NCCO4 dUOl Ny O11O LIZ
mense United States flag, and others
representing the thirteen original
states. After this came the reading
of an ode written for the occasion
by Paul Fl, Hayne, of South Caro-
lima. The reader was Col. Charles
G. Jones, of Augusta, GA. Hon. John
W. David then delivered an Grafton
which was universally pronounced to
be magnificent effort. After speak
ing procession was formed and
they marched to the monument, a
few hundred yards distant and the
ceremony OF the unveiling of it was
conducted by four young ladies,
supported by Governor Jarvis, of
North Carolina, Holiday, of Va,
Jeter of South Carolina, and Gen.
Campbell, of Tenn, vast audience
singing the doxology. At five o'clock
q dress parade was held, and at
night the ceremonies were concluded
by a grand pyrote chnic display.
Taken altogether the celebration has
been an immense success.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-10-09
NASHVILLE RACES.

NASHVILLE, TENN, Oct. This
was the second day of the
races. The weather was clear, the
attendance good and the track fair.
The first race, for the Belle Mead
stakes, for three-year olds, two mile
dush, was won by Bancroft, Tails
man second, Ventriloquist third +;
time, BATE. The second race, mile
heats, two started; won by Jim
Malone; Hymar taking the first heat;
time, 1:46a, 1:471, 1889. The third
race, handicap mile dash, was won by
Fair Count; Matagorda second,
Phillips third; time, 1:44.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-10-09
MARKET REPORTS.
Wholesale drain and Produce Market

Wholesale kAFAan ana PF00uC6 meFE Oh
CORRECTED DAILY.l
CHRONICLE OFFICE,
KNOXVILLE, TENN, Oct. 7, 1880.
The receipts of wheat for few days past
has been light. The demand for local
consumption is good. No improvement,
however, in shipping demand. Therefore
quotations remain unchanged.
But little corn is offered.
Oats are scarce and in good demand.
Bacon and lard scarce and wanted at
full prices.
Field seeds are offered freely by our
merchants. Clover 5000, timothy 1926,
red top $1.OO and orchard grass $500 per
bushel.
Country cured Bacon, none; sides, ola
lOc; hams, 10a114c; shoulders, 7c. Lard,
country, buying at 8a8sc; selling at 98alOc;
city rendered, 8Aa9c.
WHKAT-New wheat, prime, S5a90c per
bushel: second grade, 65a7Oc.
OoRE-Loose; 4Oa4lc per bushel.
OArs-New, 25a30c.
PorAroEs-Loose, scarce, 4Oa5Oc per
bushel. :,
HAY-Loose, 5Oa60c per 100 lbs.
BRAN-75a8Oc per 100 pounds.
DRIED FRUIT-Apples have declined
heavily. We quote 2a25c.
Peaches, receipts light, 53a64c.
Blackberrles firm at 6a63.
FLoUR-Eominal; country extra. buy
ing, dull, $2O0a2. 25s selling, So. 50a2. 70
per sack; family. buying, $2.5Oa2 75 {;
selling, s2. 75a3. co per sack.
FEATHERs-Advancin prime. 42a43c;
mixed, 2Oa25c.
BUTTER Choice roll, 12s15c; prime,
6a10c; grease butter. 5a7c.
EGes-Buying lower, 13c.
PoULTRY-Live, Hens, &c. per 10
BOOSTERS, 24c; Turkeys, sc; young chick
ems, &c per lb.
kAas-Ootton, lie.
BRgswAx-20c per pound.
HIDEs-Dry flint, 1Ss14; green, 6ia7c.
TALLow-4a44c.
FLAX SERD-Per bushel, 80c.
BRAss-1Oa12c.; Copper, 1Oal2c.
WooL-Dull and lower. We quote
choice tub-washed, 374c; fair to good S5c;
dark coarse 3Oc; unwashed 22aa25c.
GIEsENe-Spring, 81 OOal.lO.
SENEKA SNAKE-25a3Oc.
PINK RooT-15c.
YELLOW RooT-31a4c.
LADY SLIPPER-2c.
MAY APPLE-13c.
BLUE FLAG-2a23c.
BLOOD RooT-2c.