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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-07-07


RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND, hEsrkAhE{
OF TRAINS.
- TAKING EFFECT JANUARY 3, 1850.
PASSENGER TRAINS.
800 Z. NJ. Leave Richmond daily Except sun
day) connecting AZ West Point on
Tuesday, THURSDAY, ana "a T.
URDAl with steamers Tor all land
Jugs on the York river aud for BATH
more.
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS.
$50 A. M Leave Richmond daily Except sun.
1000 4. VI. dayl, connecting at West Point with
steamers for Baltimore on MONDAY,
TUESDAY, WEDNES
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY;
with steamers for New York ou
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY, and
FRIDAY; with steamers Tor proyi-
dence aud Boston on TUESDAY and
FRIDAY.
PASSENGER TRAINS.
1000 A. NJ. Arrive AT Richmond daily teXcepl
sunday, connecting at West Point
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SAT-
URDAY with steamers from Baitl-
more.
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS.
1858 Z. MI Arrive at Richmond daily Except
s:U0P. M sunday, connecting al West Point
with steamers from Baltimore, New
York, Providence, aud Boston.
No transfer Of freight at Richmoed 10 or from
southern points. Cars run through between Atlanta
and West Point.
Careful handling and dispatch, with lowest rates,
guaranteed.
Through bills OF ladng, with guaranteed rates,
Issued 10 all northern aud western points.
For IN formation. apply al ONCE OF the company,
Twenty-thir aud Dock streets, Richmond. Va.
oea II. 4. DOUGLAS, superintendent
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By \. Royal,
Pol E.fate hgent and AnciiOneer.

TRTrSTTES SALE OF SEVERAL
l LOTS OF LAND ~ TIE PLAN OF BULK
HILL. MANCHESTER. by AUCIlON.-By virtue
OF deed of trust bearing date the 2Sih day OF Au-
gust. 1875. from Henry 4. Tahb 10 the under>ign-
ed trustee. and duly recorded in the c'erk's onice
Of tic County Court OF Chesterfield | shall, being
thereto required by the creditor sscurcd. Soll 10y
snction. on the premises. on Friday the 9th day
Of July. 1850. AZ Is o'clock L. VI TWO LOTS OF
LAND Mo-. 80 and 36. IN tne plan Of Buck I'M,
fronting together SO feet ihe south side or HUI
street. between Evans aud TAYLOR stree 2. and run
ming back souihwsrdy 10 an alley sixteen ieet
wide.
Terms: Cash as 10 the cost Of executing this
trust deed aud 10 pay Of two negotiable notes for
me respective sums of 53s.23 and 1890. VIII in
terest thereon from the 2Sih day or AuSust. so.
j. 4. RICHARDSON,
IL 2s-eod'd Trustee.
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By Richardson 20"
Real E.tare Agents aud Aucuoneer''
No. lib Main street.

VALUABLE BUILDING ~ 'r - =, f r }hs
Y SALE ny AUCTlON..on A." RI - NJ we shail
.e by-9stion on prem;es F s dt sac6
nht ,t - i an fo.t located on 1wentv-seNcnth
r ,raui pei %esn ana streets. near Ven9hle 'lr'e!
TERMS: one fourth cash balance w l"ur ~, ,h.
ahp wv, with interest added, aud secured
a i,. LII p az rust RICHARDSON co,
DI p'eu VI "" Auctioneers,
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DG VIRTUE or y DEED VI ihlC
ID rNeeut,d 20 me ON The 22d day Of March, 81
aud Of record i'm the County Court clerks o1ce Tor
en-. ster6eld county. Ia Decd Book No. 90. ptee
32j. from France Burwell. eXsculriN ~ james u;
Bnrweli. deceased. trustee for Salle y. Jackson
viii sell in front Of Chesterfield courthouse on
MONDAY. july L. 1880, between the hour, ~ u
O'Clock VI. and o'clock =. NJ. the TRACT Or
LAND mentioned and Described M sud 't"H ol
nus. continuing THIRTY ACRt>, more r less,
arioiuiug the lands OF Oeorge ". Fuqua, Augustus
thalkley and others. about four miles northeast ot
me county court house. The bury ing ground and
fnpre.s and egrc-> to and from the same j. reserved
according 70 the stiuulltions 90 the deco OF trust,
TERMS: Cash. More literal terms may De an
uoguced NJ sale EDWARD cox,
L. an Trustee.
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.UCTyeN sALEs-..Fniurc Days.
nv Jno. z. Laughlon, Jr, Auc'ion'e''
ole Nnlu street.

4 DMINIsTRATORs'S ALEOF HUu poP
\ nv yni ~ ~ rt'nyiTrrRE. CARPETS, NiRsV sg,
&C "C'.bT AUCTTON.-By direction. oI viii sell
minisfraiors OF the late Hon. " D'nrn.i be,ween
FranklIn and Grace streets on nm aud
instant. ~ 10 o'clock, the ii n,nr -
KIT,,iIrN FURNITURE. CONSISTING ., ,,,,t velvet
PARLUR. CHAIRS aud SOFAS, covered VIII" ''''e
Dlusb and reps; ,,rc.
NARBLE-TOP PART og.TABLES rrFI, MIR
/ ELEGANT FRENCl-PLAIh
ROR IN Gilt frame aTee Size ;,,,tus
~ WALNUT DINlNG-ROON InmrhrssER:
NARBLE.TOP CtLERET and I,i tl
DtMAIK CURTAINS, HAT-RMh' ,PIF-1O
t a. SnIr,r TX IFSsIoN DlNlSG-IADhn-A"
W 'NrrT rrpR AIRY. CAsF-glass door''
uRiISsELl and other thkPEIs: prpEATs
PaHIOR.pESK, BEDsTEADs, d."
HAIR snd snUCK MATTRgs,s.,E rs ;;,,rr,pr.
NATURALIZATION KITCHEN fUhNlio""
CHINA GLASS. CROCKtRl, Sc.i III
INTERVIEWING ARTiCLE- g.nernuV. ,oor
JN0. II. LAUGHTON. JR' A"c'io"''''
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BN Robert u. LNhe'
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No.I2I2 Main street

TRUSTEES SALE OF A LOT OF
| LAND FRONTING FIFTY-TWO FEET On
me sOUTH SIDE OF ,,Glh CAY ,(0R [Rg IyHnEFTI(
>rRFITS. AND RUNNING BACK BETWEEN
PNRNLLFL LINES 1876 FEET TO AN ALLEY
FIFTEEN FEtT WIDTH execution Of a Ger
tam deed Of trusi, dated lbth Apri 10 :, lIyh IL
: RucL and wlfa 10 the undersigned rs trustee. anu
ruIy recorded m Richmond Chancery Court Decd
Rock H. G. page 40, Deiug required so 10 30 Oy the
holder OF the mole secured thereby default hhy-
ING been made IN The payment OF ne same. WIZ
Offer for sale, upon the premises, On SAlt kDA
the lOth day OF july. lSsO at oclock J. VI, NY
PR6TFRTY above described. The property VIII
be III rid.d on the day OF sale, II desired
TERMS: The deed requires cash as 10 cost ana eN-
pen.es Of sale and suilciency 10 pay "u hntt 81
s1G5 with All interest &c. that NAV be due there
on: but IL T. Or bahle that more liberal terms VIII
WILLIAM j. BAkFB,
g. = Trustee.
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4 TTRACTIvE SALES.

~ .
FRANK j. SIMPSONS AUCTION SALES OF
REAL ESTATE forneNt Chesterfield Comfy Court
dav. july 18TH. 1850. 10 The courthouse:
l7O ACRES. Cmmp rs. FlournOy et 0iS. For ID.
u. l.. Pulliam. commissioner.
1893 ACRES. Bryant re. sophie Middleton Jones.
McKenuy aud Mason. commissioners.
100 ACRES Il. II. PHchiOrd. For Nrade las
kins trustee.
2IO ACRES Condry cs. Forsee. For S0uthS and
Miller, commissioners.
1897 ACRES Fnuey IS. Wake. For B. II. Nash
COMMISSIONS.
POI ACRES Harcock's executor rs. HancocEs
heirs. For Ambers Hancock aud liashins,
commissioners.
li3 ACRES. Lee J.. Lester rs. Thomas :. Terrell.
George Mason. mini ssiOner.
40 ACRES. Lee l.. Lester ry. =. II. J1cNson's adj
miuisfrato~. George Mason. commissioner.
ll2 ACRES. y. \. Brucc- 1dmuisiratriN rs. Bet
tie -. Gates et ais. MckrWny. Mason, Grego-
rs. and PuIlIan. COMM. ,IOurrs.
100 ACRES Mary T.. Locheit. Guardian. rs Mar
garet TAYLOR. james 4. 4 Jrke. c0mmls-ipucr.
81 ACRES or LAND near Chester. For j. VI.
GREGORY, attorney.
27l ACRES. fTIIE DACE TRACT" Grego-
ry. Cogbil, and Taylor, commissioners.
260 ACRES Burne't and wife 49,. /. II. GINS
heirs j. NJ. Gregory. commissioner
FRANK j. SAMPSON.
je 2s,3O-jy 2.5,7.9.I2 Ancuouecr.
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No. leaves Richmond daily except sunday.
NJ. 3 leaves Richmond daily.
No. leaves tichmOnd dai!y except sunday On
satur,isys only Will ruH 10 stauniOn, arriving AZ
1918 =. ". 49, $500. Go.
No ri laavPs Charlottesville daily excerpt sunday
Rf7- No.. / aud run through from Richmond 10
Nos. and 3 connect closely at Gordonsyile for
Iynchburg aud Danyille.
No. connect, AZ Huntington with steamers ior
all pOtnl west.
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A connects for Farmviic, Lyuch0urg, and a.
points boo the Southwest.
connects for Milton. y. &.
connects for Asheyiie aud al. points in West
North Carolina.
u connects FOR Macon and all points IN Southwet
+ connects for Jacksonville and all points IN Flo.
rida.
+ connects for Macon and an points I'm Seuthwes
Georgia. and Chattanooga, AasA5 llle Memphis, AL.
an Texas points.
connects tor Selma, Meridian, jackson, as'
NlrksburE.
II connects for Galveston and al Texas points.
Trains from the auUYr-uamtd points arrive ~
Richmond at 4:43 Z. NJ. $50 a. 81. and $50 Pm
Trains between Greensboro and salem run dal4y
except sunday.
Train, ON North Carolina division make counec
ton 40 Gold~bOro' with the Va ". K. T.. 90 anC
from Weldon and Wilmington.
Pullman Palace DrdNug-rOom aud Sleeping Car
run through on Train No.. - from sew iork ans
Richmond 10 Atlanta, Ca, ON Train No. - from
Washington To- Augusta. ta. ria Richmond
Bon Air passenger train leaves Richmond at
L. NJ: arrive, 10 Bon Air go 7:2O i. ". arrives
~ C1alneld at 100 p. VI. Returning, leave, Coat
field no : 4. W.. Ron AR at $40 \. VI, aud arrives
az Richmond al $50 A. NJ.
Tickets sold To Al points south. southeast, anc
southwest. and baggage checked through.
No lAy-Oyer checks given on ocal tcStts.
JOHN x. MACMURDO,
General Passenger Agent
7. VI. r. TALCOTT, General superintendent.
7
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ny Frank %. Nm 4 CO.;
~ HOS Nan street
,.,gt,ou j., salesman.
CIRsr.cLAss DRUGSTORE NOV SsnT,1 oG-
Il CuPIEp ny J. e. W. MT .ei1 q, auction upon the
A rr,.e. nor6cas Mq 19a seJS
.'ree.s. n o'clock 4. NJ on hp'''''N ''"''
- DRUGS, CIltMiossrr.'
PaTENT MEDICINES
FIXTURE.
s,iDA.FuUNTAIN'
COUNTERS, a. . arst-class drug-
ana eNcrylnnE Az aid store. IL viii be solh "a
whole. -. tho bustpess. and any
one a,srns 10 go into The Suslas ,eh and nd can be
cool opportunity. Inc s'oos s.y Of .ale. The store
tnspecisd ut any time beforena, VI
can be- leased al n moderate renl; riva,olv berore
,.,,i ne as stated above. For any elher par
ucuiars' Apply w wv FRANK ID. HILL Co.
AucfiCneers.
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CUERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue OF eXecn-
> hon. in my hands viii seq at The factory %, oi
Iohn ". Cardwel e Co.. on Cary street. on the
9Tu NV or lily. 1850. AZ / | O'clock \. NJ
one WHEAT-CLEANER. and
one WHEAT-THRESHtR.
JOHN W. WRIGHT,
t,C,d sheriff CIV Of Richmond.
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No. 2 leaves Huntington dally except sunday.
No. leaves Huntington daily.
No. leaves Gordon,ylle daily except SuhDaN,
on Mondays only win run from >ttunon leaving
AT 2:55 a. NJ.
re- NOs. , and run through from llintnsion
10 Richmond. except that No. leayin( iiuhllhe-
ton on saturday lies over n Mhtc sulphur from
$50 A. VI. sunday tili \. NJ. Monday.
No. ~. mixed. leaves Stauntou dairy except Suh-
day nj $40 A. g.. receiving passengers nom Nlr-
ginia Midland train leaving Warrington Al f4V ~
NJ. and arrives ~ Richmond AZ . l. VI
virginia Midland train leaving LNnchblrg Al
l:45 =. NJ. connects closely win N0. = aud tnai
leaving ynchburV Al go A. NJ couuecrs with No.
4 Tor Rtchmond ". VI. :. DUNN,
Engineer and Superintendent
,rtrket Agent jyZ
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TRUSTEE'S SALE OF ~ ~ y : I'M n
rIvF TWO-STORY FRAMED DWELL ~
-. III = STRFET BETWEEN FIRST AND 81
JSufS STPEKTS execution Il dces 81 rti'
rom John W. Bash and wife 70 tne T,n
-, ronrt Deed. Book III &. page 29h' DelnB re-
,uired so To- 30 by the holder Of certain n"e' le'
cured herein-Geftult having been hl,i, III Wv,
,ynent of one of the NOES! VIII sell on nv
MISE ON WEDNESDAY the IAN day oI july
1850 al u. VI. the properly above so'.
The house Is comparatively new; anp 1,'o IL,
- r, 49, tte,le W. GODDlN, Trustee.
fUkMAN i'riH'' 7O1213&14
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RICuNoNO AID rETERsBURGt
RAILROAD COMPANY.
COMMENCING SUNDAY, June 10.
~ 1850, trains on this read will run as follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
1900 NJ, THROUGH NAIL daily, cOnnecul.
for Charleston, Savannah. Au.ust2
and Aiken tyia Charleston, Raleigh
acSsouyle. stops only Al Chester
and Manchester and al HALFWAY %
signal.
5:2OP. NJ. ACCOMMoDAIION TRAIN daily
PASSENGERS tsklus this train will make
c.see connection a, Ieief'3urg Tor
N0rfos.
1888 = -. MAIL dailV Except sunday
700 \. ~" THROUGH tRtiGlli TRAIN a1.i'
trNccut sunday; connection Nitl 81,
NJ. a O. T.. r.. i0r 1}uchour2 tld Dec
You'd.
LzAvRfErEnsHCRC North
6:35 \. IL, 1hROtDu MAIL daily lcN'ent ~lH'
dlyi connecting vl;h Richmond.
Ireutri, ssDurs 49,, potomac faiir'Ai
Toy all points NoriE t4,t, and West.
Stops 40 Nluyersief and Chester,
aHd 90 Asf-Wa} and AZ DRUM IS
9.25A. NJ, ACCOliI0DATION TRAIN dlib
rNc"pt saYoAyj. stops al all sA
8A4 z. u. THROUGH Mas. daily, connecting
wta Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad Tor AL points East
aud West Also, making close cennec'
non with the CntsaIeaAe and Ohit
railroad for the Eirgiuis springs anc
an points North aud West. This train
stops At Manchester and Chester, anC
AZ Bah- Way aud DrmN's Biun, Oh
7:ooP. ~. THROUGH FREIGHT TRAIN daily
except sunday; passenger car At
tachtd.
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg win START fros
he AppOmAttox dgpoL
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS leave Rich
mono 9 4. N. and $50 2. ~; leave Peters
burg $50 A. VI. and $50 - NJ. every sunday.
jel2 T. ID. KLINE, Suneriniendent.
RIcunoSD. FRKD'G & POTOMAC K. X. CO.l
RICHMOND, Va, November Z, 1879.
COMMENCING NOVEMBER $, 1879,
~ trains on this road wnu run as follows:
NORTH BOUND.
SIP A. NJ, leaves Byrd-S,reet station daily lex.
cept sundays; due at Washington
1910 4. NJ; Baltimore, 1908 4. VI.
Philadelphia, $50 L. ~. New York
1905 L. ".
$500 L. NJ, leaves Byrd-Street station daily; due
AZ Washington, p:25 T.. VI. Baltimore
1928 Z. NJ; Philadelp hia, 1928 A. VI.
New Work, Gas A. NJ.
400 Z. NJ, ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for
Junction, leaves HroSd street staaos
daily Except Sand3ysl.
SOUTH BOUND.
lCIoP.M., arrives NJ Byra-SIreet station dairy
except Sundaysl. Leaves NeS YORK
$40 4. NJ; Phis delphia, l1f5 A.
Nj; baltimore, $3.50 L. W.. Washing
ton $40 l.. NJ.
lli0 A. NJ, arrives At Byrd-Street ststoc daily.
Leaves New YORK, lO:Ct T.. NJ; Pnil
adeDha, l:l0 a. NJ; Baltimore
s:55 A. n Warrington, 700 \. VI.
| s:43 A. NJ, ACCOMMODATION TRAIN arrives
a, Rroad-srest station tally iexcep
Sundaysl. G. A. TAYLOR,
Genera Ticket Agent
| EFT. ID. MYERS. General superintendent
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Real Estate Agent, Auctoneer. and Notary Public
Office nm Old fiank building, Manchester. Va.
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NOTICE.

The LAW and MISCELLANEOUS =, Ll ~ cara cara
heicuoinc 10 the above estate VIII % solu ~ on
i"gn" Ar nv auciion-rooms, 9l6 NAN 49, ~ -
'trur,SESn ~ The llth instant. ~ oS,gcN l 3
W. JNo' H' "1 Auctioneer
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DErAnrURg 0Y HTE.rErs-

MERCHANTS LINE. cr
OPPOSITION TO MONOPOLY,
STILL FURTHER EtDrCTIOY OF F,r.
ON and after THURSDAY. JrtY e.I--.
THE SPLENDID STEAMER +. b. ,GIrVfr,
Will leave Richmond
EVERY THURSDAY and NONDhY
At q O'CLOCK An
FOR
FORTRESS MONROE. NORFOLK. tND .,y
LANDING, ON JANE, RIVER
Fare 10 Norfolk and Forfrass N0urrr .-
Fare 10 and from way huoinI. every H.....
Fare b. and from way landIug- evrr ....I.. -.
This reduction Of fare b'mg lDw,r ..,.r-. ....
toforc known here, We 500 l no OBJ. .....1.t.. liz
people.
Freight taken ~ greatly reduced ri.r.
The steamer j. y. ~tHIiLfR ,H.. ...s.
the travelling pubic. and DIS tlr
FASTEST aud MOST ELEGANTLY F,r.
NISiltD STEAMER
ever upon this route.
CURTIS r PAHhrP t.t,t..
J. ". HAScOX. Pr0oue.Dr. 'rftt.5
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SPLENDID RoN srENUER> Lou-f "a,
ARIEL.
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COR SALE.A NEW BRICK HOUSE. -
FOR RENT.

nor RENT. BRICK HOUSE On -
Il Twentieth street between Broad and Grace: IL
seven rooms; kitchen four rooms; stable aud ear
riage- house. - ...,- ,,r,..,.
inlay CYRUS BOSSlEtN.
ia : .eod3tE SOockoe sip.
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GIN OLDRS TINES,

when the costly weapons OF an entombed
hero tempted the surviving warriors, or ~
some more modern period when the greedi-
ness for treasure was supreme IN mems
minds, the funeral bill hsd been desecrated,
1t, contents pilfered and dispersed, and
what has been left Il only due TO the haste
aud fear under which the graye-robbers
bad worked. A few human bones, some
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RGINIA STEAMBOAT C0vPA>}'- JtYf..
RIVER ZINE.
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RAILROAD LINES.

PRODUCTION DOUBLED. AGAIN DOUBLED
ia l6-eodl2ml
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The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1880-03-04
TyndaIis Definition of the
Brain.

The human brain, according to
to Prof. Tyndalps recent definition, i.
the organized register of infinitely nu-
merous experiences received during
the evolution of life, or rather during
the evolution of that series of organ
isms through which the human organ.
ism has been reached. The effects of
the most uniform and frequent of
these experiences have been success
lively bequeathed, principal and inter-
est, and have slowly mounted to that
high intelligence which lies latent in
the brain of the infant. Thus it hap
pens, says Tyndsll, that the European
inherits from twenty 70 thirty cubic
inches more of braius than the Papuan;
thus it happens that faculties,
Us of music, which scarcely ex>
lists in some inferior races, become
congenital in those that are superior;
thus; too. it happens that out of sava-
yes unable to count up to the num-
Der of their fingers, and speaking
language containing only nouns and
verbs, arise at length Newtons and
Shakesperes.
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County Roads.

The first paragraph, under, is from
the McMinnville New Era, followed
by one from the GAINESVILLE Tobacco
Leaf:
The newspaper press of our State
are paying more than usual attention
to the subject tf good country roads,
and we have no doubt the incoming
Legislature will legislate upon the
matter to the manifest improvement
of the system in roads, as well as rem
edy the inequality of the system as
now operated" The GAINESVILLE To-
bocco Leaf says:
LAS We have before argued, there
is an imperative demand for change
in our system of working or keeping
up public roads. 1t cannot he done
under present laws, made available
for slavery times. We believe this
could be better done by convict labor,
if the State was free from the present
lease system. But that cannot be for
the next four years, and i'll the mean
time the road-tax system of Missouri,
as..suggested by the Springfield Record,
is, we think the experiment; that il
levy tax sufficient to make good dirt
roads and allow every tax payer to
work out his assess ment on the roads.
and not only tax property, but levy
poll for road purposes and require ev-
ry man to pay the poll or be forced
to work. If the next Legislature can
be induced to enact such a law, we wi
very soon have good roads, and o:,cs
made good they will not be expensive.
to keep up.
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l8O8---l08O.
THE MISSOURI REPUBLICAN.
"a. Flag and Emblems
Democratic Principles. n md the Inter
esss OF the West and south
4 Journal for the Home Circle, the
Omce. the Store and the
Counting Room.

Prosperity still attends the Missouri Repub-
Iican. Surviving the malice of enemies and
the rivalry Of competitors, its course continues
onward and upward. Wholly unscathed, it
has passed through wars. confagrations, eras
of business depression. political prescription
and periods of public corruption: and now 1t
points to its past conservative, progressive,
honorable record as an earnest of its tuture.
Plundercrs, schemers, disturbers of the peace,
destroyers of the good name Of the state and
their kind will be dashed as heretofore Those
the commercial. manufacturing and agrieul-
tural interests of the Mississippi Valley will be
applauded and encouraged. The Republican
will aim to unity and make solid the peaceful,
not partisan, objects that must hereafter en-
gage the attention of the people OF the West
and South. 1t will seek to allay sectional bit
terness, instead of arraying section against sec
ton. 1t will war against Radicalism of all
sorts, holding that the safest channel is be-
tween the extremes. 1t will oppose Repudia-
ton and advocate honesty in regard to debts.
1t will favor sound currency sufficient for the
purpose of business, and suited alike to the
debtor and or -ditor classes. 1t will steadily
advocate attention by the general government
TO the subject of land and water transp rtation,
Mt least to the point Of equality in behalf Of this
section with the North and Fast. In the Pres
idental canvass Of lSs0it will support the NOM
inees OF the national Democratic convention.
confident that they will be worthy; and with
the same belief it will promote the success of
the Democratic cand dates for state. congress
sional and local Offices
Thus, with programme in accordance with
the fixed principles Of years, and with a mis-
SIGN TO inform. to educate, the Republican
puts forth its prospectus. for 1890 All the news
from every quarter. excepting the merely SEN
satiOnal and prur cnt from the slums and pur-
lieus OF vice-all the best current literature
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A Large English Company Com
ing to Tennessee.
cincnnsti Enquirer.

~AAenANa 1udaht.s
Sir John Boyle of London, Eng,
accompanied by Cyrus Clark Of Penn
sylvania, and others, arrived in the
city yesterday from the Cumberland
plateau, and. after consultation with
the trustees and managers OF the
Southern railroad, left for the East.
These gentlemen have been spending
some time in the Cumberland plateau,
examining titles to land and preparing
to found a large English colony in
that section. They have finally deci-
ded upon a point seven miles from the
Southern railroad, opposite Robbins
Station, PIC miles from Cincinnati
and having purchased about one hun
dred thousand acres of land there will
proceed to erect saw-nills, lay out a
town build hotel, and will bring from
England a very large colony, number
ing thousands of persons. They ex-
pect to build iron works, manufacto>
ries of wooden articles, and to engage
in agriculture largely. A considera-
bic number of the colonists will lie
people of wealth and social position,
who will erect elegant residences, and
bask away the years Of their lives in
the perpetual summer of Tennessee
and the clear atmosphere of the plat
eau, two thousand feet above the sea
level.
MIR Boyle is trustee and manager
of the estate of the Marquis CT Butte,
and the original of Disraeli's celebrat-
ed character, Sir Putney Giles.
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Legality OF Expulsion from
School.

The Memoirs Avalanche says !:
Judge Pierce, of the Circuit Court,
yesterday, decided case somewhat
novel in its nature. Two bows, Rob-
ert Lee Mcdaniel and James Sidney
Mcdaniel, the sons Of Mr.. j. A. Nc
Daniel, were expelled by their teach
er from the public school in District
No. 2, in Shelby county. By man>
damus in the name of the state, ex-
relatione ]. A. Mcdaniel VS.. w. P.
York, Waad and - Merrill,
the directors, their father brought suit
to compel the reinstatement of the
two boys. The court sustained the
legality of the act of expulsion, but
upon the parent guaranteeing the
good behavior of one of the boys, it
was agreed by the directors that he
could return.
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