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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-23
LYNCHBURG.

... ,wyNTY. SECOND or FEBRUARY; NO Oh
IN. .,v,xcs OF tbs DsY-PARApE OF Tue
s,c,,ys OF PYrHiAs-BREAKs ~ THE Ca
s,,--A HART NOTE AND ITS FATE-PREAcH'
80 At Tag xARKgT-n0usE-MR. kbMuND
r,,,rrFgR-- MUSICAL, &C, &C.
,,,'.,..,ouderce u the Richmond Dispsteh.J
'''''' FEBRuARY -, 1881.
nh only mark ni respect TO be paid the
or.srv ~ Washing,on's birthday in
shu'' 'i,v.-aoart from the usual closing OF
NV ,onts and Federal oilices-wl be incl
Ill 10 another occasion.
ee g.' nine. Ridge Division, No. ., Uniform
70 # the Knights OF Pythias, leave for
hs"S ,',,,on civ al , o'clock this afternoon.
W. ,hc command % Colonel A. II. Left
uuvU - tat, mart in the celebration Of the
NiSu' .o,,,b anniversary OF the establishment
f ,.''. ord,r. The Lynehburg division has
IN complmenied oy the selection OF 'bem
- ,,,rnd The grand officer commanding, W
10 "'.',,scitV Of mounted escort, In the grand
,.,r,.sI>ion. The Knights are 10 march
p'"''.,.h ,he principal streets OF this city at
l" I.''sct in uniform aud with brass band
80 ,ra,iug Tor Washington.
IN" Thc charter Of the new National TX
Zoo Rank has been received from the
,,.-r,rollrr Of the Currency. aud the opera
49,. ~ The institution viii begin at an early
~, Nr. George W. Jones has been electo Il
'"iacc.orc,ideut Of the bank by the stock
holders. - -. pi,or o,,d IL
r.ob, canal twenty mlltS aoove the Guy mas
,%,, renalfed. and trade and travei have
.o bccn resumed. The waShes-ont y
I'll ,tbcr accidents have been very frequent
ir,irp ,hc winter, but the condition OF the
o ''n,l i. noW reported good throughout The
NV 0ro ot the forged notes OF Major Hart
all ene yesterday. hu'. as an historian OF
~. citv craveN makes record, "Nobody
.,,,c forward 10 take Il up. and 1t was only
vro,e.ted and laid a~ayto soak
Ttere were religious services held IN the
,,',te,.lcu.c lot at O'Clock thiS morning
i,v me- Rev. r. +. pclan, Of The Free Me-
,icdi>t Church. The congregation was
,maN a.,
yhe performance given last night by the
Idle GslfyoieGt Association for The ben
-, a the Door of the ciiy at The Academy
:, Vu.ic was o decided success. There
"a large audience present. Mr.. Eugene
p,,,on gnproprately got M, represented
Wr.. Jsilcy. and eXpatilted on the wax
works With much elOquGnc'. Anothgf lea
,,,,. v,s. the r, citation Of the balcony scene
srao. Romeo and Juliet 10y Miss Il. l.. Nor
can and Colonel L. T.. POrilock. Mis-
Vo..ln gave also some Ieciiations, which
wore well received.
Mr.. Edmund Scha,fl,r. Of this city. who
married Mi, Walker, Of Il chmOnd, some
months aso. will sail on the jlh OF March
from Europe. where be and his bride have
been making an extensive tour, on :helr re-
INN 10 mi, country. Mr.. SchaCilcr has be-
ern The con,lruclIou'Of q spacious and ele-
can't dwelling on Court street between
seventh and Eighth, which viii be ready
for occupancy within few months.
The fir>t rehearsal Of The Mozart Musical
Association, which was organized last
week. comes OF tomorrow night at Hol'
cOmbe Hall.
The final "German - Of the season Will
also be held tomorrow at the Noryell
Ilou,p. TELEPHONE.
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rhe west virginia /. yrIempo.v

FURTHER ACCOUNT AND Full. EXPLANATION
or THe PHENOMENON WHICH STRUCK A
MINERAL PRospEcT0R WITH WONDER AM
| AWE.
| correspondence of the Richmond Dispaich.I
| ANsTED, FAyETTa COUNTY, w. VA.,}
| February n, 1881.
| Referring 10 the published account OF an
alleged "volclnIc" action al the summit Of q
mountain near Gauley's bridge. would say
l have not seen the phenomenon, but have
full accounts from the party who published
| the article 10 regard TO Il. am thoroughly
familiar with this section OF The country,
and feel perfectly safe In asserting that
there has been no indications OF vol
| canic action. Mr. j. represents that
upOn gaining the summit Of a high NOUN
tain be. saw what he first supposed 10 be a
camp-fre. but upon closer examination
he found II TO bc pul>ated tets Of steam
rising from a hole In The ground. too small
TO admit the passage OF his body. Upon
leaning over this assure he experienced q
very dis1grceable odor and a warm ascend
ing current Of air and yapOr. The ground
was covered with snow; temperature near
zero; tune. early in the morning. Taking
everything into consideration, ] am inclined
to think the following Is The true stale oil
affairs: In tie first place. the geological
strata OF this entire section - nearly horl-
zonial; comDosed Of heavy lodges of sand.
stones, alternating with sh,le and coai
measures. The outcrop Of these saodstonts
lirt qupBtlv 300 feet in tbickness) Is genrally
abrupt and vertical, but in many cases the
CfbriS of ages has accumulated from their
base so as to cover the entire Outcrop. pre-
senting TO view an almost uniform slope. A
small stream II water from beneath such
cliff would gradually cut and carry off part
o! The loose material or Debris at lower
| level, and the result wOulI be a slip or set
tIing of the loose material above in such
manner Us to expose an opening or assure
between The solid sandstone and DEBRIS.
have seen such many feet in depth. TINS
beiug true, a stream OF water having tenn
peraiure very much higher than the air
would necessarily give of a yapor the mo-
| ment the two came IN contact. The pufiing
might be due 20 an intermittent flow OF
water aud the temperature raised ny car
bonic acld gas from deCaying matter. though
the temperature If vapOr from wafer a, GU
would feel warm in an atmosphere ut zero.
The disaerceable Odor was found upon
closer Investigation to arise from the relcS
OF coon" which had evidently zone IN
his hole, never TO return. The end OF long
pole thrust down the "craicr gave uuuo-
niaLle evidence OF this fact.
will examine this "yOlcano IN lew
DAYS, and II different from my representa-
ton will 1viSe you.
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DANVILLE.
1HF FISH AND GAME PROTECTION ASSOCIA-
TON ERSONALS-TUE LAW ABOUT A GER
TAIN PORN OF BORROWING.
Correspondence Of The Richmond Dispaich.I

INF FISH AND GAME PROTECTION ASsOCIA-
Ton PERSONALS-TDE LAW ABOUT A GER
TAIN PORN OF BORROWING.
Correspondence Of The Richmond Dispatch.
FEBRUARY 81, 1881.
The Fish and Game Protection Associa-
ton was organized to-day. with Mr.. james
+. Schoolied a pr sident. and Mr.. Joseph
l.. Tyack u secretary and treasurer. The
association invites SpOriSmen generally
throughout the country TO Join with it in an
effort 10 protect fish and game by endeavor-
Ing TO procure the enforcement of the laws
enacted for such purposes. One article OF
H. bylaws Offers fifty cents each for every
hawk that may be killed IN any part Of the
adjoining country.
Mr.. Joseph Wright, an aged and highly
respected citizen Of the Museyille neighbour
hood, died on The 18th instant.
Mr.. Joseph Parkinson, once citizen OF
Dlnyille and a member Of the Danville
Council. has moved from Baltimore, and
again makes bis home in Danyllle. "We
ale all here" says he, "and have lost no.
thing during our residence in Baltimore"
Rev. Henry Petty, OF Chatham, has given
M the pastOrate OF Sharon church, IN this
county, and accepted the call to the Baptist
church at Lynch's station, Campbell cOun-
II. Rev. X. ID. Haymore has been called to
the pastoraie Of SHARON church.
Ms. j. +. l.. Holmes is now on visit TO
her parents, DR.. and Mrs. 5. A. Hndnall, at
Br0Okneal, Campbell county.
Mr.. james II. Wilson, who lately moved
10 Winston and entered business there, has
returned to Dinville and entered business
here.
There IA, been much sickness in the Ring
gold neigh5oIhOOd, OF this county. Cap
tain William t. Clark. a citizen OF that
nelshborhood, and prominent man OF the
county, is nOw recovering from spell Of
pneumOna.
Rev. p. II. Fontaine, of RcidsyIle, y. c.,
was IN the city to-day.
There has been some talk about the ope-
ton OF The law which makes any person
guilty Of larceny who gets an advance OF
money, merchandise, or other thing from
another upon a promise in writing that he
viii send or deliver TO such person his crop
Or other property, and fraudulently fails or
refuses 10 perform such promise. Tha, law
haS seldom been brought into operation
here. The writer knows OF only two cases,
and in both cases fraud was undoubtedly
intended. In one case tobacco due at one
house was found for sale at another, and
ibe other one have reported. ] remember
hearing the late II. Il. Williams, OF Rich
mond, say that he once found in many
depO,s between DanviIe and Richmond to-
bacco marked for Lynchburg and Peters
burg aud Danyllle which ought to have
been marked for him. ALPHA.
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No Rcsu.t-NO Quorum.

HARRISBURG. Pa, February Y.-The
thirly-th,rd ballot to day for United states
senator resulted as follows: Beaver, p
Bayne. 2l; Wallace. 10; Scbo6eld, ,;
Shiras, /; McGratb, /; Baird, l. The con-
vention adjourned, there not being quo
rum. present.
A three hours session OF the senatorial
conference committees was heid tonight. y
resolution providing for general caucus,
at which neither Beaver nor Blync should
be voted for. was defeated. Senator Cooper
then offered substitute providing for a
general caucus, but after heated discus
sion, during hitch senator Herr charged
several Of the Bayne members with per6dy,
he withdrew it. A resolution that no men,
Der Of the conference be voted for wa,
adopted. Eight ballots were voted without
significant change, the last one resulting
Beaver, IL; Bayne. 8; Schoheld, Henry
/; Rcyburn. /. The conference then adj
journed until tomorrow evening 1T
o'clock
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NELSON.
REMAINS or A MAN FOUND WHO VERY PROBA-
SURE.

REMAINS or MAN FOUND VINO VERY PR0BA-
BLY, NET HIS DEATH FROM COLD AND EXPO
SURE.
Correspondence Of the Richmond DispaichJ
ROCEFISH DEP0T, February q, 1881.
An old cOlored man named Emanuel
Niche was found dead this morning on Mr..
William ". Iiarris's farm. on the river near
Twin POplars, five miles above this place.
About three weeks ago Niche mysleriousiy
disappeared, and until this morning nothing
was known OF hi. whereabouts. Dir. Harris
stated 10 party searching for the negro
lhat be Knocked at bis door about s O'Clock
one blght three weeks ago, saying be had
iOsl his way while endeay0riDg TO get TO the
cabin Of Ned Breckenridge, negro living
on The same place, half mile from Mr..
Harri>'s residence. The house was
pointed out 10 him; after which he
zen in that direction. This was
the last time he was seen. With this
cue, after little search, he was found dead
ibis morning In a Tayine few hundred
Yards below Mr.. Harfls's house. Your cor.
respondent viewed the remains few min
utes after their discovery. and though the
corpse had lain In rather exposed situation
iof so long, 1t was in remarkable state OF
Preservation. There were no indications OF
violence whatever upon the person OF the
deceased, and he was undoubtedly frozen to
Death after losing bis way second time.
Niche leaves no family, and for the past
year has been working for another negro In
the Twin Poplar neigbborhood. The re-
mains have been left undisturbed for the
cofoner's inquest TO be held this evening.
FRITZ.
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The committee then rose and reported
the bil to the House, aud II was pissed.
The House then went into the Committee
Of the Whole on The sundry civil appro-
priatioD bill, which was read for amend.
menis.
Mr.. Robertson, OF Louisiana. offered an
amen dmeDt appropriatjDg Eli 500 for a pub.
lie building ut Baton Rouge, La. Rnled ont
on point OF order, a. were also a mum.
Der OF similar amendments.
An amendment was adopted appropriate
ing $4,000 for completing the Cape Henry
lighthouse station, Virginia.
After completing the consideration ei
seventeen Of the hfty-three pages OF The bill,
I ne committee rose, and the House toob re-
cess until 10 O'Clock to- morrow.
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Annual Banquet of Maryland Con
feslerates.

BALTIMORE. February 22.-The Society Of
the Army and. Navy OF the Confederate
States in Maryland held their annual BAN
auet al the Eutaw House this evening".
Among the speakers were Generals Wade
Hampton, w. Ii. +. Lee, and Bradley L.
johnson. Generals d. II. Manry, William
McComb. j. X. Trimble. James X. Herbert,
and Rev. pr. Landstreet. chaplain OF stone
wall Iaexsor's corps, were also present.
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LATEST EOREHGN NEWS.
Ireland.

A PASTORAL FROM ARCHBISHOP N'CABE.
DUBLIN. FEBRUARY q. Archbishop Ne
Gable. Roman Catholic prmate Of ireland,
on Sunday next will issue Lcnten pastoral
rs follows: 1--WE sbonld pray with great
feryor for our coantIy, over which The Al.
mighty has permitted sore trials to fall. Her
history is It'll TO great extent a recosd Of
sorrows. But calamus more terrible and
humilla'ing than any that has yet befalen
her Stems TO threaten. Allies for our eoun.
try in her struggle Tor justice are sought
from the ranks OF mpOus intidels who have
plunged their own unhappy land into mise
rv, and who are sworn TO destroy the
foundations Of all religion. VIII catholic
Ireland tolerate such an indignity. viii
she give her confidence to men who have
wickediy planned il? Will he break from
all holy traditions which during ages Of
persecution commanded for her the venera-
ton Of the Christian world: Let Us pray
that God may forbid it,
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stock In the Fast Tennessee, Virginia and
Georgia railroad took place to-day. The
stock was purchased by A. y. Walker, of
New York, representing KrahB 4 scbu.
m,cher, bankers and brokers OF that civ.
ut 1873. G. z. Hickey was also bidder.
representing another New York bonking.
house
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The Tsirty-foursn BALLOT.

HARRISBURG. Pa. February 2g>--Tbe
tmrly.fourth ballot for Uaited States sena,
tor to-day resulted as follows: Wallace.
50; Beaver, 90; Bayne, 40; Henry, .;
ReyburD, a. scofeld. 8; Krkp'irIck, 3;
Hewitt, 2; Curtin, \; y. II. Brewster. j !;
S1iras. I; 4. Il. Dck- /; George q. Ora
BAN. |; Baird, /. No CHOICE. The Con-
yeution adjourned mill t. morrow
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The Cash ShanaOn DueI-C0l0nel Cash
Indicted for Murder.

CHARLESTON, :. e., February 22.-Pbe
grand jury Of Darlington to-day fouD,s a
true bill against Colonel Cash for the mar-
der OF Colonel Sba0non In duel Pse
case HIS been set for trial on Thursday
npyt
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The Eastern Virginion says that Governor
Holidays selection OF Colonel Benjamin T..
Sunter 10 MI the vacancy on the bench OF
ine Circuit Court, caused By the resignation
oi.Judge Garrison elected 10 Congress) els
good one, and gives general satisfaction"
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cAypID ,rp cVesgy ArLlsT.

HARRISBURG, February 22.--The senate
rial conference committee this evening" on
the first balIo, unanimously selected John
l. Mitchell, OF TIoga county. Is the choice
of conference for United States senator.
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wariikc Attitude of Greece.

LONDON, February pa dispatch from
Athens to Reuters Telegram Company
says; In the Chamber oi Deputies yester-
day royal decree wa. submitted, calling 10
AIMS an men above twCnty.One years oi age
who have served three months or more In
the army. DEGREES were also presented
empowering The Government to admit
foreign officers into the Greek army, pro-
yIded they will become Greek citizens, 5nd
modifying The organization OF The financial
deDartment 81 the army.
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LbncnDurg Passenger Tram, No. ~. Daily.
cave Richmond. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $50 A. NJ.
Arrive BufheNllie 1873 y. NJ,
Train No. IA connects at BuFkevc with Allan
tic, Mississippi and ohio railroad for faTmyile,
Lynchbur9. snd al Southwestern points.
Trains Nos. ~ and AZ connect at sutheriin's with
Milton aud SuthtThn NarrOw-Gauge railroad for
Milton.
Train No. AS connects at Salisbury with Western
North Carolina railroad for Asheyille and all points
In western NcrIh ar0lint.
Trains Nos. 80, As. aud ~ connect at AIRLINE
junction with Atlanta aud Charlotte Air Line rail-
way for all points south aud SoatbNcsi. and No.
AZ connects a Charlotte with Charlotte. Columbia
and Augusta railroad for all points South, SOUTH
east. and Southwest.
Train No. so stops only 1t Jeiersvilie. brakes
Branch, Blrgsdt e's. Danyiile, Greensboro. and
Salisbury.
Trains from the aboye-nsmed points arrive at
Richmond 4:4s L. NJ. 1898 \. NJ, 1ni l:ls 4. VI.
Tram on North Carolina rollrOad cOuntcts at
GVidsborO' with Weldon aad Wilmington railroad
for Weldon and Wilmington.
PtLLMA VICAR SERVICE:
ON Train No. 5o-Washington. Richmond, and
Albania
On Train No. 4s--New YORK and Richmond, or
Danvic and Atlanta.
Ou Train No. Standardization. Richmond, and
Danyie, and Danyle and Augusta.
Tickets sold 10 all points sou.n. southeast, and
cuthwest, AMI baggage checked through.
No aS-over checks given on local tickets.
General Passenger and Ticket Agent
T. VI. II. TALC0Tr, General superintendent.
fpuD
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The Hussian-thinese Treaty.

II PETERSBURG, Fcbruory 22.-The GOiOS
announces that the treaty between Russia
and China is expected TO be ready for
signature in about week, after which
the Marquis T>eug, Chinese Ambassador.
will 90 to Paris to settle some pending
questions between France aud China, bat
bis departure from 81. Petersburg cannot
he considered rs inol until the formal
ratification OF the treaty has heeD re-
ceycd from Pekin, ard Russi1's ratifca-
ton has been forwarded tnther.
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,stssissipnI Steamer Sunk.

NATCHEz, Miss, February 22.-The To-
cal packet j. VI. Kern left mere saturday
evening with 226 bales OF cotton and several
passengers for New Orleans. When TWEEN
Iy.tiye miles down the river she was dis
covered to be leaking so badly that she was
run TO the bank, where she sank. The pas
sengers and crew escaped-tbe former saw
inc their baggage. The boat was valued al
ten or twelve thousand dollars. IL is sup
posed she will be 4 total loss. The cotton
CaS insured,
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TICKET AGENCY.
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIP til
Il TICKETS. s9

EUROPEAN STEAMSHIP AGENCY,
$50 MAIN sRkEDT,
Representing the following srst class ocean steam.
ship lines from Boston. New IA, Philadflphia aa
Raiimore 10 Europe: CCSpRD, wHiTE STAR.
NATIONAL, ANCHOR 1rt0N, lNMAN. AMEN
IlJTHn NYn III W.MBiins bxsi,icHN. and NETH-
ERLAND's AMERN> ". Fiasr-CLAss. SECOND
CLASS, aud srEENA0g TICKETS to aud rem All
The principal poip,s In Europe. Excursion tickets
AT reduced rates, S,ale-rooms secured In advance
trrtes going TO Europe or sendios for their frienos
would do welito communicate with the undersisnee
before purcha> ing elsewhere. Rsilroad aud steam
ship tickets 10 ali points In the United states AM
Canada. Vstes sane as at dep0ts aud general omees
No ir0aS.e toanjwer questions Write 70 or can o'
| A. w. CARRIER,
| General Railroad and steamship Agent;
fell.d&wSm e26 Main strees, klehmsna, "
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Murder in Texas.

The Galveston NelcS has received the FOL
lowing specials: 49,
SAN SABA. TEXAS. February Civ. Il.
Simpson. living fifteen miles above this
mace. was murdered last nlgbi by unknown
parties. ,,.
Ell PAsO, TEXAS, February IA party
OF MeXicans from Cariales- Mexico report
that about two hundred Indians Jumped tht
settlement at The outskirts 81 Carfaies anu
murdered several women AID children.
Murdered Him fer Drink.
NASHVILLE, February ca-George H@S
last night shot and fatally wounded JOHN
RYAN, a bartender, becaOse he refused u
credit him for drink. Hall appeared Will
a shotgun, and, without saying w"id
shot RYAN in the head. Hall was capt are'
after a rsee OF three miles.
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Election Corruption i'm England.

L0NDoN, February 22.-Tbe royal COM
mi,sioners appointed 10 examine into the
recent parliamentary elections at Sandwich,
where Mr.. Charles Ii. {. Roberts (COnser
yatlye) was in August, 1880, unseated. have
reported that corruption has long and ex-
tensyely prevailed there. Mr.. Roberts was
elected 10 the seat made vacant BY the eIe-
vation OF Right Hon. Knatchbull HugesseD
TO the DpGragp.
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KrcHxosp, YORK KIvKR AND HEsPEAksl
RAIEEcAp.
CCHgDULE OF TRAINS,
- TAKING EffECT AUGUST is, 1850
PASSENGER TRAINS.
800 =. VI. Leave EtcnmQnd 'ialy except sun.
aayl connecting al eesI Point on
Tuesday, THUReDAf and SAT
URDAY with steaiksrs Tor all land
ings on the York river and for Balti-
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS
500 A. M Leave Richmond daily Except sun
l,,.iJ A. IA day, connecting al Vest Point with
steamers Tor Bslraoie on MONDAY,
T TnsISsbiy s SEp s SEsRAYY;
With steamers for New York on
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and
FRIDAY; wi,s steamers for Provi-
dence and bossea on TUEsDAY and
rassESGEg TRAINS.
| 1000 A. M, Arrive at EienDond daily texespA
Sunday csassciing at Vest Poiif4
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and sAs.
URDAY with steamers from bA1s''
more.
THROUGH FRKlGHT TRAINS.
s.3S Is M Srndxvl eonnect.og At West shsi0k
with ss<sm<rs. froln Baltimore Ssv
York. Providence. aud Boston
No transfer OF freight a. Hehmosd 20 " ~
southern points. Cars run through between As''s's
AI csrsiai hsndisg ard dispatch with lous 'ssss'
Tnro1sh b,,,s OF aiding, with guAraasesd rs'ss
Issued 70 all ner,i.srn and western poiG% n,
For An for nation apply al once Oh INC soul~"''
rxenty- third sni Doct streets, kehsoqd, Va
suis VT. bOTGLAs. snnsr'nssaovns
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MOND. FREDERICKSBURG

DICH MOND, FREDERICKSBURG
III AND POTOMAC RAlLRO ADS Le'lule CONF
mencIng MONDAY. February 81. 1881.
44S A. VI, leaves ById street station daily; stops
only at Milford aud Fredericksburg.
S:2S A. NJ, leaves Byrd->lre,t station daily leA-
ccpt sunday.
ass l.. VI leaves fIyid.s;reet station daily.
3:Js l.. W., Accommodation for junction, leaves
Broad.Slreel station daily except sun-
days)
l2:Os p. ~. arrives al Byrl-srcet station daily.
3:l3 l.. ~, arrives at Byrd->ueet station daily
makes no local stops.
9:5S =. NJ, arrives &c Byrd street station daily
except sunday.
Sal A. NJ, AccOEm odation. arrives at Broad
street s;allon daily Except sunday.
&. 4. TAYLOR,
General Ticket Aren't.
=. T. ID. MYERS, General superintendent.
ia
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sale Of Railroad Mock

KNOXVILLE, TENN, February pa pub.
lie sale Of 900 shages Of Jefferson county
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GRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
BAD Blood IN Arkansas.

NEW ORLEANS, February 22.-Spec'als TO
the Democrat report the killing OF John
johnson (coIored) by Baker Williams (also
cooredJ Sunday in Hampstead county, Ar
kansas. and The mortal stabbing OF S1nIey
Lane by Edward stewart at Little Rock.
Stewart was arrested. Another dispatch
reports shooting ARRAY between ii. l..
Sheko and Pete Lockett at LingOId, La, IN
which Sheko received wounds which proved
fltaI Yesterday. LOckett escaped.