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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1880-11-13
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Ifu .'.'. u' ~. ..i. lluolr fnuU-
N t'.u.aly count. o.. District o,
s..I county.
Atuu'. I..ar. tna Cln.I anal M, .
...rrI Hf,rf.nt I... .Ui.n. ID. Ola.
.uUu .f .,rl,.. Nlo.,ry u,fohr.
.IIuu. .l
az u.g .,
,' A.I 'ilI'''
.''' .''"''.
hUu nIli'tit N.u' To ihis cause, 10
"...I.. W. 'I'n .llI' faction ut the ru.
d'' 'gn'' ,t're ihti tho following
nAnel h'irt ~ law pi deceased rc'i.
quarry it''iocs NJ sa.l Hnal lrconnt,grr
Aan. ~. ln'HI. %. ,hc state OF Mi.sis.
.p.., !.'"il; H.ill n. Nilhinaun.
Hri.ir N Morn, anal Thomas Hughes,
"'i'a 90 iA" oi Dor""IA unghr. "a de-
reused W. iiANiF lua titr ui said tctla.
i"f afd hr in l%rNri,h Nutshell.
jennie ,lan.'l MITCHELL N2bcrt
',' n'"'I''.' 'hl ~ tlhnie Mitch
'''' h'If. aI NV "I W. q" Mitchell q
.'' .'ri resiih1it lrtN'rr ni said le7.
'li"r, aIuI 'N'i 'ho po.l ONT nl lre-s
ol 1'. ot il' aforesaid defendants b.,
iiif'. ., pfNlB" county, state Of
NtiIb 'arHIliA u i- F." ertinre order
ri 'Ial ih's iill'ti o. set Tor hearing
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CHlHCGRY NOTICE.

The State Vi Mississippi Pamela com-
ty-Ch8ncery Court, l., District Of
said County.
AtRulcs before ibc Clerk AID Mas.
Ter of said Court, ni Dbl. Office IN tie
town OF -atdig, SATURDAY. November
eth. $50. So. 10.
l.. p. Alexander W. L. OKlnuo el OIL
Upon affidavit G'ed 10 .his calse. IL
appearing 10 The satisfaction Of Tie NO..
drf.lancl. Clerk aud Muster. that / q
following named defendants are nom
Psi len OF the State Of Mississippi.
IO.wi.. e. Okaunr. who ia resident
of the state oi Kansas and whose
post Office addges- u Wichita, Sedve-
wick county, Kansas. and 4. -. ftit.
ton. ehusr residence aud posi- Office
address T. Dallas. state of Texas IL l.
therefore ordered that This matter be
set for hearing ~ ules before Che
Clerk and Master % bis Office IN Tic
town OF Sardis. on the frat Monday
AVID Ilh day Of ] gbruafy 1881. and said
defendants Ate hereby ordered ard a..
rcctcd 10 appear before Ibis Court.
then aud there 10 plead. answer Of
demuF TO the bin Of complaint oI
4. y. Alexander rled in said
Conrl against them and others
II "a further ordered that = copy oI
this ofdor be published for The space
Of ! consecutive weeks In the Weeks
Pamela star, a public newspaper print
81 and published IN ine town OF sardi,
In his county. snd tho CLERK Of ihi'
court = hereby ordered and directed
to mail "a said defendants copies llefc-
of a the las directs.
ueae III ka.es dis Ogh day Of Nov.
ami ef. isSl
r. n. BLANN. CLERK.
BY Jsth A. eNALi, ID. &. LiJ-in
/ rau 1 tooncr. suls.
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Pluck AMI Energy.

For its size Sardis can probabI
boast as many useful aud euterpris-
rug citizens as any place IN The State
lr anywhere else. With 40 wish to
be intidious we point with pride,
amcng the many such citizens she
bal. to Mr. J. 7, Ryan, whose euer.
IS aud pluck in pushing ahead with
whatever lie puts his hand 70 are not
only refreshing aud encouraging Il
others, bat also simply astonishing,
We have heretofore mentioned bis
excellent pump, as the very best VIC
ever saw, aud We are happy to learn
that as practical aud well Informed q
man a. Col. Burke. General Super
nleudenl Of the Miss. 4 Tenn. Il.
L.. saw It's value upon fret exami-
nation aud engaged sir. Ryan Il
take it to Memphis and put IL in th,
cisterns about the company's depo0
there. AS fast as old pumps give
ont Mr.. Ryan's will take tlleir places
through oil this country, and VI
| duabt net there would be economy
Of both mosey ard convenience il
throw ng away the old pumps ans
adopting his II once.
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HrDpais gn.erEr e..

Few cities in the South or else,
here can boast such q business
house and firm as that IF Menkcn
Brothers. We have heretofore given
expression TO our sentiments about
It, but nn occasional visit ms such an
culiyening effect upon L. that We
Ike to speak Of 1t again and again,
The house is noted iar and vide for
the elegance and variety ot the eooI.
With which it is always Gllel. and
which The constant immeuse sales d.
not seem even to diminish, end il is
equally web noted for lis accom-.
pushed and polite sales-ladiea aud
gentlemen, and for the pleasant, al
liable and even accommodating resi-.
dent partners, Messr4. Andrews.
llergan and Tate. The house OF
1leuscu Brothers is Que of tho es-
tatlishcd and most crcdimbie aul,
popular Institutions Of Memphis.
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Every Day

Excer, Sunday tie genial and polite
sum Wells continues q place III,
people along the line Of the NJ. & 7.
K. T. under obligations % him hy
furnishing them. u. Tho lowest living
prices, fresh oysters, celery, cabbage,
sausage, fish aud game, and olso by
filing orders for any kinl Of inca,
thai the Memphis market ofolds
Mr. Wells has bis matkct car attach
eli TO the outh-bound freight train.
and ho fnds pleasure in serving Biz
customers. Give hin a trial.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1880-11-13

Our young friend, Eugene Da,lsr,
formerly Of Sardia, has associated
himself with the large and popular
clothing house known as the Famous
J. II. Buzbaum, proprietor, 10. 81
Main st., Memphis, whore he would
be glad TO meet lis friends and ac-
qu~aintanccs. Call anil see Eugene
al the big clothing house--Thc Fa-
nous. noyG.2w
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1880-11-13

Judge Simmons received IN ordc.
from q lady IN New York. Tuesday
evening, for fifteen copies of .'rhc
Welded link one IRON a gcniIa,
man in Jackson, Tenn, for f,e, and
IN Thursday one from q gentleman
ia New York for six. Besides these
he is receiving orders every day Cor
one or more from citizens in this aui
. i1iuiug countics. lie heard Of
o Bind lady near Pleasant Grove
who will seui an order Tor five, and
or ladies' ia other parts Of the county
as well as in S4r3is, who are interest
ing themselves in the matter. We
congratulate our friend on these
cheering signs and d, Pc they vii
continue 70 come.
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Wholesale Clothing.

Notice The card VI tin Old and
popular wholcsalc clothing house %
SIX Krouse & Go, Of Cincinnati.
Il is already we'll and nyomb'v
known 81 aIl onr merchants and A
represented in MI sis,ippi by those
popular and energetic young gentle.
men, Mcssrs. MARTIN Reseubaum
and David w. McCacheu.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1880-11-13
ST. AGNES FEMALE ACADEMY.
Memphis, Tennessee.

nj ipsipton "a Delightfully."- situated ia retired and healthy part Of The city rd The
eatte iarolaaiag. breathe en- ato q gasanl seladou: which ever snrtsa sry influence
90 the moral physical ahl Intellectual lie The nav balirgs se ample and ean mcihua
heated By .ta@ ,s araf1si win 'anoira intn.ensau . y 10 ses~ s.uyshue a.
imba h. nsmle ihc. They dani 10 che esntv ~ extensive Tnani, lsdhly laid out.
anis Get With ur tspu and ahruebry Memphis e enpsmsnt Of s~s" 10 ell parts oIhs
Naf ani surh. and hushishy fsosg - \ literary center. The Academy 10 con1ncndb ~
te n9qneaa shtsa ny IL eAstn i.eegy, ~ The Hsts sai privileges Of The as ~
t4fs inuaionsha The eshe. r. rupe OIL my eu1uwvs The various bmfche of MID
and u~fl education. lnths regular English voau, The pupils on entering are rauksd 49,
ioHNRg TO their proficiency 10 Othosrapay, Grammar and AHthmeir. prInisf aH,aiou|
H. pFn to oaeri and Prhhs History. Khstore aud Composition. Latin si Fnueh eaoe
IMg the ngIaf eonne. A p8upa Of time IL allowed to each paml hr plain or onsaanh1
lnsetFwgb, HelAsters &C. The Academic Yuf csadHs r. uo eacns u i've mnnhs mA
iba ht oDnmsnct & m Ha hrt Monday ia Sep eubf, the second gu he hmt Non<6y ~
February aHl ends 81 he Wfd Wednesday In Ine Esery aitauuaa IL sasMio ~
amsisurin muak. irt'aeieaia thorough base aid hsmoay are given IN classes
Terms Per Sesian Payable Halt Yearly Invariably In Advancos
Hr board and uitoa Ia alh-ncass uushtfa ashsh~f wheof. plain swfux msfa 81.
bed aud bdAnRa tahnaAu asaals AA zsHhr 500 an4 <1s ne osfne nh9N%X II
dWs eus pupil. special term when several memhes Of the ans nmy nHe&| -
school No allowances il made m partial atsunss or withdrawal h<uf. ne suasuua =
lem.s sotttn ease o. serious tp fsssaei ilnrm. #Mf
---T1-AE
0err ~ iuhsn, Fl. sHhs ...-~n~~ti 1o' Kuhu5Aey s1d onsm<4mf vu&
WI on hasc nd ~ q lHa"'HsH'A wse e. = nh<..y ~r-. So .+-e~
81 fansHs, Water cass~~-. e MOO rd1S t~44 -~~~.-@~@
ptHfrz sai f.A1ests = fU&~4M&Mm -
p s| rr meah iffat tta44. A&<.t = - &#&EI. 1[[<
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1880-11-13

days since near Baiesville.
Sinus, eolored, stole a dap.
mare, a blind gray mule.
Of cotton, a saddle and bri.
six-shooiing revolver from
II. Darby. Simms is !
keafIless mn'silo, about 81
and vas accompanied BY ]
II years old. When iss'
were crossing Tie Mis.is
er near lle'cn,. Mr.. Dur
80 for their arrest.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1880-11-13

xhve waited patiently on our
luent subscribers, and trust thai;
gapI Till come forward soon aud
= without having to be daoncd.
ttheso accounts are small, 10
ggregate they amount to q con-
sblo sum.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1880-11-13

pier day one of .ho sardis
lnchers gave ont the word
iu,' which means a monk
Her Of St. Francis, to B,
nni defined but Young
held that tue meaning was
fy in France Some day
will turn up as a newspaper
her.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1880-11-13

Van Stone & Crosby, Wholesale
and Retail Druggists, Toledo. Ohio.
say; We have sold large quantities
Of the Excelsior Kidney Pad, and
have been surprised Ut the unyarying
satisfaction given by shem.-see
Adv.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1880-11-13

oH7TIcE predicts cloudy, threat.
,Wpther, with rain or arov
'kRcorliug to latitude, about
NJ 10Th, 2lst, Oath and 29th.
Ne p%aratively warmer days vii.
Iou<E the 10Th, Dad and 9th.
eolier days about tao lSth.
29ih.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1880-11-13

II. T. Hodge. Cambridge. Mich,
says: | hate been afflicted with
rs htna fos yeats; an "Only Lung
Eau" gave ne mmediata relief. l
can recommend il a. tl.e greatest
nney err pfeaueed-Sse adv.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1880-11-13
Stockholders Meeting
u tie Mississippi and Tennessee
II, II, Go.

The annual meeting Of the Stock.
holders OF thc Mississippi a Tenncs.
sec Railroad Company will he held n
The Peabody Hotel, Memphis, Tcnn.
on "wednesday Novcmb Der 9Th. /
It II o'clock %. m. ~ sand meeting
Directors will De elected for The enau.
Ing "a The agents ut the several
saious Will furnish tickets 70 stork.
hUl erH and their tfsrBfAfr finiiiri
on presentation OF their stock certlh.
cate. Conductors have 40 authority
20 pass any one m certificates OF stock
:. u. LAMB spc'y.
Oct. Goth.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1880-11-13

)EE the new schedule Of ths
I 4. r. trains pass Sarlis as
't Going north, mail E20,
3 O0, accommo la;ioa 600 q.
4. south, mail 300, freight
'o~e bmmodalion 7:15 p. N. We
~ fail change in time carl
fak.
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aINTImn.

state Of } 4 Jones' dsessssj, viii rsgiitgf
he faua sithih he time prescribed ~ law
otherwise ihsy shall be barred Nov -. 20
flaws II. TArsoa, Dawn Caaiu, Executors.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1880-11-13

Ills HON was fncd S. 90 SAT-
, far being drunk aud l.-orlsrly.
NJ you ng man used an oath in the
lince of tic court and Mayor
ID iint him $500 cor contempt.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1880-11-13

Etts Bros. circus showed ot
s. l'esville Thursday. They offered
1Chenp John advertisement, With
[sGty pf tickets throvu In, but we
.r,. sed to take it.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1880-11-13

IRfE colorcd prisoners were tn.
" ron the Jail here Tuesday aul
ed B1tesulle for tripl. This
'"ea'nIy oue prisoner 10 jii-Spi-
TeItse ancient murderer.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1880-11-13

EFT. 1sis the drelry season when
UE. ensiye aal sentimental maiden
EFT. Ifeih through the primcyal ior
I'd eathereth tinted leaves md
cry grasses. to grace the mue,
HAYS u.is Of homo, mot to put too
roint on IT."
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1880-11-13

IS. ~ Ing tines Tor tie tu' vs.
ksgj ug Day aad chri5tua
oon be here. Come to think
: Wouldn't swrsiso Us very
IT, nobody rurto5 t..s way
a tprkey.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1880-11-13

, gnflsE was q heavy rain, 10 The
]. GU Uusic Of wind, thunder and.
r,,,, iluIng, Tuesday night.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1880-11-13

s lttle girls AID boys arc A.
10 dicamins of the many good
@nd beautiful g.u taat old
clus has in st,rc Tor u,m.
eat childhood filth IN the a..
Is simp'o, but ever steady.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1880-11-13

sxlpis seems on The dw1 grade.
OOH xcre, sho haa again CONC
. y ono barber
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1880-11-13

doFRoB JoSGs, u colored boy.
sd several hours in the calnboose
nday, for tho privilege Of being
n III, ,rierly and showing a desire to
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An
A..
-
wb.ls .F iLe b.ett.u ~,
y ma'% Z. "s.n o. a. d. +, "'' ,'...
lnasr
5pxt AY corning We hal W. lare
lvol Of tho season. li booked
b tbight uow.
eANpis stelna % we o'N' RIhl''
|ppH xcre. She haa again como
b one barber.
|. Cnxbg was a heavy rain, to the
h. e( nsic Of wind. thunder and
dosRog ,Ioyns. a c,lorol bow.
ed several hours in the calnboosc
nday, for tho privilege Of being
n Il. r1frly and showing 4 desire 10
ID
pF
ktIa BROS circus showed Ut
i'esv'l 'e Thursday '0ey offered
stheap John advertisements with
[SGuyfi ucFels tiroNu TO-, but we
sney ~ ''"'
Ia .,,
h ,O''.'.' P''''Iy'' were III,
.mo., ''''''''s ''' ''.'.,
w. J"'-'P'-
Iel'~7 '''''''' "''''''''
~" WIS "''o " y '"'
''', '"u ".''"'',y
"'" '''' ." 0'.' ~" '"'
.mcr
r.
go 80 w. W. ~"
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1880-11-13

5pxtAY corning We hal lhe are
Ftfi Of the season. lt looked
l3ligbt snow
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uubc Homo n ac.

III Gor.r
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1880-11-13

a. abmtil@e fttte mdlrra
HafhetiB 4sd up in % lycly
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BY Jsth A. eNALi, ID. &. LiJ-in
/ cnn ! Cooper, sul's.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1880-11-13

~ BE- iotmietaeHt q
ID "hII' pi 'h' b@i'" zee
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-23

Gas At Two DOLLARS PER THOUSAND
FEET ATTER FEBRUARY FIEST.-The follow
ing ordinance goes INTO effect on the first Of
next month:
An Ordinance TO Amepd Section % Of
Chapter 23 Concerning the Gas Works.
ApDrOUed JUiy IS, 1879.
BE il ordained by the Council Of the
city Of Richmond that section % chapter
90 Of the City Ordinances be amended and
re0rdlined so as TO read as follows:
"With the exception OF " hat is used in the
sircei-lamn~. or iii building or upon lands
belonging 10 and used by the city. or in the
armoTics or places of drilling Of the several
military companies of the city, gas shall
never be furnished without charge therefor.
The supply q cas- 10 every person shall be
upon The condition Of his paying therefor at
the rate OF TWO dollars for every thousand
feet, 10 be a>certaIned a. prescribed by the
preceding section. The committee or SUI
perin,endeut, in any case wherein lie or
they deem such precautiOu proper TO secure
the city against loss, may require the sum
OF deposit in advance, or other security,
TO insure payment OF what Will become due
for gas. Payments for gas shall be made
monthly 10y ail persons except those who.
BY the superintendent, may be required 10
pay oitener. This ordinance shall take effect
from February ]. $780,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-23
,,.. r..,r.,sR YESTERDAY was mild and
LOCAL MATTERS.

.f,ro,,Gg OF Miss MAMIE WYATT AND
~. ~ 4 NaNCg.-Miss Mamie Wyatt, OF
iI",A;,, On James river, and DIR. William
Xsree. ~ Charles city county, were
-'',r,;cA Yesterday n the residence OF the
l~;so on fbe james. About O'Clock a
- - yopng ladies and gentlemen, cha
ipcro;,ed hY Mr.. George Gibson, of this city,
I'd Mr. samuel Il. MAYO, OF Baltimore,
consl.i'ng oi Mss Pearl Bodekrr, MISS
pnhy Bode&er. Miss Mamie Higgins, ana
Mis- Mamie Graves. icft TINS elty on tue
steamer q. \. Arnold ana arrived at Har-
d,ns about II \. NJ. On the way down the
narfv uo>sed the steamship Wyanoke, with
sp ~ her colors spead from masthead 10
deck in h0nOr Of The interesting occasion.
ON arriving At Hardins, they found a
,oroe Gathering Of friends and relatives OF
ho,b families. The marriage ceremony was
reformed by Rev. Mr.. Everett. Of West
over. Among The guests present were
Cantoin g.. ". Couch, Of the Wyanoke ;
Centain Garter, OF Shirley; and Major
Dontbot. Of Wyanoke. Among the many
nresepf, were elegant gifts from Mrs. Gar
ret Roach and NrS. George Van Wagner,
Of New YORK city; Captain Couch, Purser
Gallagher. George Ii. Nicholson, and X. X.
Boaz. Of tue steamer Wyancke; and George
Gibson. Of Richmond; besides those Of
many other friends Of the bride and groom.
The collation. served after the ceremony
would baye dorc Justice TO the prince OF
caterers. Tmuk ga, Gue TO Captain Drew,
Of steamer Arnold, aud MeSsr.. G. W. Al
len & Co.. TOO did 50 rueh towards making
the occasion a success. TIE bridal party
consisted Of Mr. George Wyatt, Miss Nam
ME Higgins. Mr.. and Mrs. Nance, Miss
Louise WYATT, Mr.. Pail. -. George VIII
cox. Miss Mamie Graves. Mr. Thomas Will
cox, and MlsS Fannie Wyatt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-23

FIRE 0N MAIN STREET The alarm Of fire
turned in from Station IS, corner Of Thir-
teenlh and Nam ,treets. last night about
7:20 O'Clock, brought out the entire depart
meu'. The fire occurred at August POh-
lg', papsr-boX factory, No. 1909 Main street,
and was caused by the burning OF 4 guam
tity OF paper and pa-te-board scraps. which
caught from the stove in the second story,
and were wing upon the floor. Br excel
lent management on the part of the firemeD,
under the direction OF Second Assistant
Engineer Fuqua, the fire was put ont be-
fOie serious damage was done. a line OF
hose from the carriage Of No. HoSe-C0G-
pany was run OF, and a small quantity Of
water put into the room, bat so little that
one could scarcely have told that there had
been any put in at all. The Fire Depart
ment responded very promptly, and de-
serve the highest credit for their manage
ment Of whist might have been serious fire
in the heart OF The city. Loss trifling-
fully insured.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-23
A TOUGH TIME.
Eight.s5ours' session Of the General
Assembly Yesterday.

THE FIGHT OVER THE FRANKLIN JUDGE
SHIP CONTINUED; THE CHARGES PRE-
FE9RED by GENERAL EARLY AND THOSE
IN COMMISSIONER RAuM'S LETTER FUR
THEIR DISCUSSED; WARM DEBATE; THE
DEBT-PkYTRs WISH FOR AN INvEsTIGA-
TING COMMITTEE. BUT ARE REFUSED.
MIR. CLAIBORNE ELECTED-THE HALIFAX
JUDGESHlP; CHARGES AGAINST THE RE-
ADJUsTFR NOMINEE AND ALSO AGAINST
A MEMBER OF THE HOUSE; THE READ
JUSTER ELECTED.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-23

TUE HEEMCO POOR-ilOUsE QUESTION
The Judge OF the Henrico County Court
has decided that the price contracted 10 be
paid Tor the p0Or-hcu-e site was too much.
The property IS q portion OF tue lligh-Me
dow estate, aud Is situated about one mile
and hall from Richmond. Ii embraces
sixty acres, aud the price agreed upon by
The county supervisors was SG5 per acre.
Ine supervisors, county surveyor, and the
superintendent Oi tie poor. all visited the
site, and were well pleased with it. The
Judge also viewed tie property, and was Of
The same opinion uniiI several real estate
agents, Who we're afterwards examined rs
witnesses, stated that this price exceeded
The market price. Consequently, the Court
would not ratiiy the purchase.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-23

ELECTION or DIEgCToRs AND OFFIeERs.-
The Merchants and Mechanics Insurance
Company. at the annual meeting on yeaier-
day, elected the following directors a. Y.
Stokes, John G. SPOTS, :. j. lathrop, ID.
U. Davis, John Ahern, Abram Levy, James
II. Dooley. A. B. Goodman, Henry Karr,
Miles Turpin. 4. :. Lee, A. ID. Williams,
T. y. saunders, A. ;. Buford, c. Il. Win
20 .. II. Cbalkley, II. s. Bosber, John If.
Guy, l.. l. Bass. George A. Ainslie, +. X.
Scot, i. }. Crew. i. A. Subett, John
ChambliB, and & i. i}elyin. The old Off
Gers We're all reel, ced. The rcport TO the
Stockholders showed a very gratifying in-
crease Ia the business.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-23

BR KYs Several. g ahmed eases viii be
heard in the Police 'ourt to-day.
The llcnsico Corg u Cours has adjourned
for the term. o1f Que criminal case was
disposed II tbis1 rm.
At lhe RepWS icaD m ast,Rg held in Clay
Ward ImSdlSf .ight some whle Reaiiu.t-
C.rs were preset Z, and wanted 10 convert II
mo meeting ~ Real,igsteTs but the r.
bpub.ica1s woe id no, ''rtadjus."
! a quant'G o! Loose tobacco was brought
70 tbs eiN in wagons Yesterday from the
surroua ,kR colat,c. 20 be sold today.