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OTHER LAKE PORTS.

spttto, ns,natth n me- Chttoao 1rib,,ne
roliors l'nrtayc, oncitia, and sturucen; steam.
=. Mnrsh, ocorEo \. Marsh, Hello i2 Gross and
pokc1,. II, uurinuh. Jr. urij stevenson.
Clnarc,l-schoouor il. =. stosry.
passed tp-rrvnc,lurs E,Ironu and schoou,,
ne!lnnce, Jay uo,t. II. ra, s,a ana aehoo'ers
rrin!y|o ri IND '9fss, K fa1tnank saa. ,' .ssuon
liollorla". neorxc Murray. ;,', narsugo' =, kns'
a,nry, Hattie. Tasco brothers, N6,ncss,; aud
Mjnnlv DAy!s.. ~ - ,,.,. =. :,
ow Acknowledgements Ss,a; oo S NJ ln M 9aH, TSic.t: Il ~
w ~ rnnT HURON. ~:
0scu. sT D. W oa 'nShs ss1ns' ron and
lMim n,tt1 sons.trts. Canton: snGoouers HnTs.
Hulitt, q, ii. jjurton; stentncrs City Of Cleye.
lniiti, Pearl, Florn.
raascd down-i'ropollcrs Nashua. n: Swain
Mott, lIel Cross mud burgess, Mary Mills ant
consort, Cosnornnt and eonsort; sehooncrs II
= ioGt sarlao aafre1;ss X a. ss
Sos' o@s'nd-Northon,t, brisk. .yeathor-rlno.
NJ u Ii Hs
prupelcrs lRptir, Nuhant, NawburE, ltoannke,
esff ssy Ets 6saos as Sasses H'R
Chamberlain ntid harKeg.
..up-Propcllcrs jay. Gould. n. +. Fnirbank,
asat Stssonr, a1'o oaf4cs' seooaofo eoo''s''' naa
hnFamgo: Wi,ng oo,,th ,,oht wo,,h,r ,,no'
""' ''N'' "NN'' purrAIo. A"s' i.
spteta, pt.pateh to 1as cateaa9 Trtb.ne.
praoon, r, n1; Within Edwards. mi sesooa Ssas
on +. 81. knapp, ". q. Erossthwatu, CAAr!es
fisr an5q ss " Waggery E1ge En So Gn'nES Ee
lnn,l9l, an1 NUw York, md scnGqMGr1 u. 4.
AnVaaK1t'oMIE' "Gus lnEa, anu .'t 2!ltasn Ika fs
itinre, ooal, nnu a. -: An1roMs; satt' GacaSo
9sh1oer I, !,s, M@nt ss,n @ r na Hfs R1npe'
nsine;: aa Goai ffioEhss ssoaay ut u
ss;' siss sssa ''a I'd
Gannt 1sghss St e ~ ayange ot Il
gents on Wlcht. ana GUMS on eoen 70 SsS
4''A "os 'n"o" ..,, on,pFas. ~ .sts.,.
| atLHAuAEs. ~ ts. 81,
.Hi1twAuKEE, Wis. July 13.-Chnr.ers to-day
Wsrq Gnntiy4 TO- th9 Caaadian sSaeoGese 3 tas
nsst sds to Kqsste1 9 g ssnts = IT,
tabutn on pr!ynt9 turns. THO ote enKaRemeat
Ct e. tho & schooner =. Fitzgerald fopoFtoa yessef'
W CiearcdMsohoonor %n % ,ei joseph Paigo. for g.es.
naGa; etaaa,- barges Altoona. Ilarnun. md Ker
sna aud 4as sa1 Porter T. Ftzs0ra a1a
N ~ aAuourrrr. 49,
nc,tnr ~ Il 'Tmtt": snhnonSrH tseorrn Iii,
nntoue HI,1u G1adcn. d. RIoray. md % F,tzburbb:: b:
inx spraSas: schoonezs coi. Cook. solkirF, I'D
ntasas9 wS}s wS w "
, 1881-07-14
AROUND TILE LAKES.
HOME. GATHERINGS.

TIE suNKEN SCHOONER r1s0MAs 4. sCoTT.
: Mllwaukoo Sentinel: "Tho SsHttHet hhs at va-
rlous tl,nea oa!lol attention TO the dangerous
position of tho sunken schooner Thomas a.
Bcott, which has laid sll.uo lust Novomboe on tho
bottom OF tho nay, Just ono milo duo east Of tho
har,or PIERS, In the' track OF incoming ycsauts.
Several vesscls have nlready run on tho wreck.
doing more or !ess injury, hat n1thlnF q . 80:
RIOTS nAturu has uoourrod: The Vesael'0WleEs
located hus, Hnu havu nude arrangements With
.the llto.aav!ue crow 10 pluou y light ~ THO ro-
% thal.Ei, IutenaeI /" warn VESSELS II danger ID
1uur the watGr ns 70 b. lnecrviceRh!o. ekcort "
.he ease. of small vessels. ~, autlp9 " 1 , tnuk
% tSo ,,anxerous Il, M o6struedoa i lie Hoard at .
iasvtins ] ySstorlsy @ III. joha y, blsrrili !atro.
uee 5Sso,aS rE. hc ~ shS oso to
Ssg na sga G sss
q lhS wreck, 4 i hoped by th!s means to Co.
-, atyu IT 10 THE sA1Lons' HOME.
ruiz d tis Cart iioy.s, lsft ToIco ~ ii. GasaasSos
M Sssd s x' u ~ e. ~ saes Ssss sof ss;s ssss
aSn o noarS Mc knE wss .'s T. bu tho
yS w. .fsa Sy n .St h aS. & ss ssS
ate a IL a f ases Say 1s s. s, e e. Rx
nlalo no eiturt te luke ths e4t1eo 9way. and. ~
baek 10 tLls ,p1rt. It seems th0re u y groccfy
hTii OH lower Summit street, tho sen'os member
bag Of ooIeo At The tliue tho bnY iaunuoued
nuuyo was paesd untao Woodruff. Ihe 4Est@
nAneA king cai.acd IN conversation With Capt.
Iinytn thAt ho had purchased the cnllee for his
bst'tisor. WAen loFe lg valid that hIs 1r2theE.
who ~ Q aycasel-1wner, bud bought Tho poAeo 70
| HtInply Ills vcaaeia. Anyway tho Humtntt.streot
King u short u b4g Of Gufeo.
TIE NORTH POINT utlEAKwAT<N.
vessol,owuess and masters will bo pleased to
learn that the Iato for baEtunlnf work On the
4 ueW lrcakwRter At North IQtut- tluoHaaaar: at
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|. JUSTICE CllfF0RD'S CONDITION., h,.,,.,d
PORTLAND, Afs,, July 1s.-Judgo C'!Ays ".s
OF tho United States Supreme Couf'' m sor
undergone !. amputRtion OF the ioos "a IA
ganstene. Tho chances o. Ills recovery ~
!, exceedingly small.
, 1881-07-14
MISCELLANEOUS,


MISCELLANEOUS.
PRESIDENT rDwE1tA. or T,lE sAitons' UNION,
To 4 EtlN-uNrON sA1IOft.
10 tho E.tttar Of 1As Chicago Tribans+
CnlcAuo. July 13-As stopped on thu onrs nt
Laportu, 1lld., yesterday morning to brcakfAst
tat tho saiurs uxpcnso) noticed In looking 0vor
tho mnrino ito1as in your valuable paper aot1lo
quotations asked trtc which nrn very tin'n to
answer. nut do not nsk to tnko ,ip valuable
fpaco IN your paper with my such trash, but II
you Will permit mo wish to say 10 the nom
Union tnnn, who caiis himself II "scab." md
hnve 10 obJceton to hitn l,oAriug tho hrhnt, ttlt
he, tho tpoi of Tow grcciy men, unrl Ind inc 1T
Nj. ~ West ltantlDlrh STRUT, ut our hnll wlloru
No. !" ss,o l,asiuiI sirset, whsro nm using ali
those thousands Of s!nltars this lnsei1lblu thing
fast,ioi, and with iii n.oIuri improvements. {
l,uvc Dceil nway Tor tho Inst two mouths, nntt
nys jSt sot aHd w S S TO- TO- Sc dh ,1s
lcavo t6wn agaIn Ut TINT dato. liesp,srtfuiy:
rfc.laon. !; ssis2.! hsyG3sss Ustcsu.
j. i TIE MONTREAL slT1f.t.ABoltEi1s srltiKE
ansetal Di,patth 10 Ine Cstesqo Tribune.
a. Tsy ,soso az
t0rday. Thc. .Morose Abbey, u collier. VIE sent
to tho AtrIknrs to,Muls ind tho owner wna s.t!''
]cctc tn triiilnE loss n ttle transl,ortnt'2n The
Ses snw u s,eosss: @ ts a5 ,toy nro t' oldlns out
night, whom tho resolution PASSED ut q formor
ss;!en soas os hoat for pHs sSud .ts S eo
ssa passea p ~eri,ltsine tho ne to IL 70 to work Tor
anyone but tho Allan Ling, who offer the above
wages. This Is y FirtnAl SURRENDER afsa the
strike mny now b0 considered Ovcr..; =
TIE rIto1EGLEit uEr4AwANE.
Sp<ttat LHyoateh n The Chicago 7rtbAfe.
, 1881-07-14
And Is Followed by the Adop-
ton Of the Customary
Platform.
Nomination OF a State Ticket
Headed by John W. Book"
WALTER
Tile Yonng Democracy Triumphant and
tho Old.StAgers Completely
Disgruntlcl.
Tho Prohibition Law Continues to Be- q
Dead Lottor in Many Kansas
Towns.

OHIO DEMOCRACY.
Special Di,ro.eh to Ths Chicago Tribune.
Col.uMnUs, o., July 1}-ThD Convention OF
Ohio Dcmucrats held III Columbus t0.ttny
was without exception tho inust remarkable
gathering of the kind eyer held III tie State.
at 10 prcvtuus Convention lIas tnerc ever
been No barcfaced md corrupt inli,'eilces
at work, mid never before was the ch-
lire machinery captured and used BY 10 Nm
srrt'pn'ous set Ut managers. us wins tlsat
which controlled the convention to-t'aS' "
was clearly apparent ut Ill, carly hour th!s
1norlillus Tint tic intng Democracy wonla
special trains, ono from oprlilgltenl nid
the other FROM tho mining poih1S ol tle
Hacking Valley Roat, woH!u arrive WIN
ADULT 900 se1ls OF toll, WHO !iats 30 great'y
interested themselves III TIC calitll.lncy OF
MI. John W. Baokwaiter TINT t1ey te.l the,'f.
selves called nlon to present themselves n''d
dctnulld tho lNIl'ti'alion Ut tielr tasor1tns
a RECOGNITION OF THE I.A1'otsiSo MAN.
Tliesc delegations arrived, anu wien tho
convention .lours wurp opened ,l,is afternoon
1t wus found that 10 less than 1,C0O hired
c!nqucrs had full possession Of tho galleries.
III otiler words, the convention llnl lla.l beeil
packe, by Mr. 1'nokwaltar's l,lnll.l-
gers during the intermission. Wien
tho proceedings of tho meeting liad
progressed to that point when nominations
i"a ia.s e'o'a' -, ",,son na," yorv ".oo,,cmt
lAl'S, u S'ns',,, ,.''''.,, ,'o ~ ..,i'ts.',
sI'e"es'. na'nii's tooR"''l1efas INC cMtlu.'a'e'
MoE'pJ e1 x1frons ssaI aas Mc M evrry m raustI.
,,,, ~ 1,n,,.,..,,itort. ,,n,mo t,o rntlnrr want
.oi' " DUN m.'.ss, no No., @ ,'iurs, "e ~
Into ontst at applause. NV. tnaelsoi', u
Darke County, nnui!let brilliant speaker,
made uprl,aps n Muyp polished speech In
".,.'r,,,,i,,,. ] tno n,r,,rct,', ~ lr,as w.nftcr
yseS s .'. t"o ,'r n"'.i',,, t ,n, ,'n,1ar,.
Inc mo pohlts "efe fece''ea ps uso e"uets
with wild applause. IT wns apparent to
everybody thnt lIuokwalter WINS
TAKEN CARE or IN THE uAIl.t:isf
by ttosc WHO hal tickets to Eivo out. Mr..
vi Ivan. of CINCINNATI, tonl The platform
t,,' ,,,a .'.,s,,, "" ~ ,,..,',1n,tn,r M Isu,,
lni lllH pHtpOh0. VI lIHtlIllHalAS 4AAs AoAfS
, 1881-07-14

Miss Minnie L. .lohMs, 1,utl. nf Clicago. wero
intrrtetl ut tic rcsldal,cu of II. g: Hrny, Ess,
nm Winchester ayennc. tti-.lny, pr. llun!y, Y
f,p1ntfnr. Z
, 1881-07-14

vessol-owneEs and masters Will bo pleased to
learn that tho lnto Tor beEtonlnf work On the
.ueW, lrcakwRter At NORTH lqtut tluoHaaaar: :ak
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The Man IN the Noon Disturbed.

DENVER, Col, February 10. Last night
thousands OF people were on the streets
witnessing some very unusual phenomena
in connection with the moon. When tnc
moon rose there were stleaks OF light re-
flecled from lis different sides. In short
time these streaks disappeared. when four
lunar dogS, followed bv four beautiful lunar
bows, appeared, the latter on line with the
dogs. Laer the bows became simply a
halo, with the men and dogs situated nearly
equal distances apart on the circle. Tue
balo soon contracted. coming close to the
moon, aud leaving the dogs outside OF the
circle. About 10 O'Clock the halo disap-
pearcd. The dogs soon followed. The wea-
ther is intensely cold.
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| Tue colored people Of Sbubuta, Miss, got
| the krnsis craze last year aud appointed
one OF their numoer 10 visit that HI Dorado
and zee whether it was advisable for them
| 10 20 there. This commissioner has Just
| returned to Shubuta, after thorough in
y@tigatlon OF ksBsas, and is stamping Mis-
sisslppi against The exodus. There is. he
declares, no demand for colored laborin the
Stale, and those uDfoTtunaes who have al.
ready emigraled there ere suffering greatly.
II is yith pleasure tbaf we announce that
Capisin l. HsmBden Chamberlayne, the
accomplished editor Of The Richmond State,
will deliver series Of lectures on "Vir-
ginia." IN Virginia Halt, Oh sit, evenings OF
tie 9Th. 9th. tote. and 1lth OF March next
Ha mpton Monitor.
A. IA cure for rheumatism the ni.'st emi.
nent ,ohyslcians of The day highly r, com
mend oL jacobs Oh. II eau BE- purchased
at aoy tlug.house. aud The price Is iDs.s-
nificiut ~hen you take into consideration
the wonderful cures II will produce.
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I'm MenOrianl.

The following resolutions were agreed TO
by the State Dem9c atic Conservative Com
mittce on yesterday:
ReSOired, That we have heard with regret
OF the death Of John T. Keen, OF Pittsylya-
MIA county, and Warner 7. TaIaferro. of
Norfolk city. two Of our fellow. members.
rhis committee loses two Of its most eff.
citnt workers and Virginia Two OF ber
trUeSt sous. Their forts to >uS ain the Su-
premJcy Of the real people OF virginia are
worthy oi grateful remembrance, and their
selfsacrldcing patriotism worthy of cmula.
tiOn. Much more Of good could be said Of
our deceased COLLEAGUES 5. bat the words
"duty done" ehgr9yen on memOry'S tablet
express all that language can convey.
ReSOtred, That the secretary transmit a
copy OF lGcse resolutions 10 the families Of
the deceased, aud have the sane published.
Agreed to by the : ate Central Demo.
crallc-C Conservative Committee.
J. BELL BIGGER, Secretary.
February rs. 1881.
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Brigham fOuDs's son Arrested for
PO!ygamy.

DENVER, Col, February l5.-,JObn W.
Young. son OF Brigham Young, whose
coming here. en- rOute t. Arizona, had been
announced, was arrested on his arrival last
night by Charles ii. lloWIey, deputy United
STATES marshal, on telegrapbic Instructions
from the United States marshal at Salt Lake
City. where be had been indicted for blgi-
my. it is supposed al the Instance OF the frs,
wife. Young was brought before the United
States commissioner this afternoon and gave
bond in $1,000 The first wife, supposed
10 be the complainant, Is the Philadelpbil
lady whom Young married some years ago
under a promise no' TO practice pOli "a
my, ana VINO left him when he took bis
second wife, Lucia cobb. The latter was
IN Denver, awaiting IOung's arrival.
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MEETING or THE STATE CENTRAL DEMO.
CRATIC CONSERVATIVE COMMITTEES. This
committee met at the Exchange Hote! on
yesterday at ~ M.-Major A. Koiner in
The chair. j. Bell Bigger secretary. Mem.
bers present: Messrs. Meredith, Thom,
Jones. Edwards, Hudgin, Williams, Berke.
ley. Venable. Lewis, Beverly, and Trieg.
Captain William NJ. Tredway, OF Pittsyl-
yania, was elected In place OF John T. Keen,
deceased.
Charles G.. Elliott. OF Norfolk city, was
elected IN place OF Warner T. Taliaferro,
deceased.
The committee called a Convention Of The
Conservatives OF Virginia TO be held in
Richmond city on the 4tb day OF August,
aud liked the representation at one dele
gate ana one alternate in each city and
county for every two hundred votes, and
traction OF two hundred votes exceeding one
hundred. cast in such city or county for the
two Hanc0ck.and-English electoral tickets
at the late presidential election; and all who
supported Hancock and English are invited
to participate IN the election OF delegates to
the Convention.
The thanks OF tie committee were unani.
mOtsly rendered TO the chairman and men,
bers OF the State Democratic Conservative
Executive Committee for valuable and ef-
bcient services during the late presidential
campaign.
The committee will meet again this morn.
ing at 10 O'Clock.
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IMPORTANT NoTICE-The friends and patron
Of the late hrm Of Gunst a Blnswlnger Wal he
plcased 10 know ihat A. GUNSP. formerly OF the
above firm begs leave 10 inform them and the pub-
lie In general that since the dissolution Of Gunst &
Bins~anger tirst he has admitted his son into the
business, and win continue TO conduct tlt the old
stand # Gunst q BiuswsbPer, No. 605 Broad
Street) the business of wbOle,ae and retail dealers
in a general line Of Paints, Oils, Vlrnshes. &c,
French aud American Wpd)w-Glass, brushes of
all descriptions, IoOklng-GlasS and Looking lass
Frames. Ia addition, We have rented large ware
house, where we have al entire new supply Of Sa.h
Doors, aud Blinds, ana would respectfully ak the
public, aad especially the builders, 10 call on for
an estimate brfOre parchas ing.
Mr.. \ GCNSc, of this q IN. who has heretofore
suuerntended the Furnishing VI French polished
Pate Glass flr ,tOrefronti, desires 70 inform tho
In need thereof thai his pat experience enables the
new firm furnih with better facilities Than here
tofoIe. and at prices 10 compete with tue lowest.
Remember \ call IS askei for an estimate before
purchasing elsewhere.
Orders by mail Or telephone promptly attended
10. 4. GUNsr 4 sos.
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C0unty Court. The Chesterfield County
Court, alter being 10 session only two days,
has adjourned for the term. This court was
engaged TUESDAY in hearing petitions OF
real estate owners for reducl ion Of assess.
ments. The property involved IN all the
cases QOur) was assessed at about 30 900.
Phe court ordered 1t TO be reduced TO about
d. 900. The property in question is stu
aied near skinquarter and Petersburg.
Very few civil cases were heard at this
term.
A petition has been presented to Judge
Gregory, Of the County Court. by citizens
Of Chesterfield asking for the opening Of a
road from the Courthouse road near Pr0yi-
dence churen 10 the stone Arch, on the
Midlothian pike. The right OF way Is given
by all persons except one along the liue OF
The pfnpo,ed road. The matter will come
up before the court at the March tenn. III
the road Is opened It VIII be very beneficial
TO citizens In The Vicinity.
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LETTER PROM JAMES MONROE.
November 80, 1909.

WASHINGTON, October I6, lSt3.
De<r Sir,-i lately received a letter from
Mr.. .Crundy Informing ne that your 81 ate
had y0ed an additional force OF 1890 men
81 be employed against tie hostile Greeks.
Ia che expectation that they would be isken
ut0 the service and pay OF The Usited
States. Tue subject has beCn considered
by the president. and he has resolved to
give bis sanction TO The measure. | have
answered Mr. GruDdy's le ter 10 that effect,
but lesf be might moi be at Nashville, have
the pleasure 10 communicate the same TO
you. and to request that you will have the
goodness 10 inform the Governor that
ebalI write him letter TO communicate II
Off iselaily In few days.
OUr wayeIing poliov resl ecling Florida
has brppght on II oil tue mischief that
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MATCEEsTER AND NItINIIY.

At the last meeting OF the City Council
tie ordinance regulating the speed Of loco
motive, through the streets OF Manchester,
the crossings OF The streets Of the same, and
providing for fllgmen at certain points,
framed By Judge French, OF the IluslIDgs
Court, aud recommended by him to be
ad ,pted, was referred 10 the Council Com
mttee on Ordinance. That committee has
not yet acted GpOn the matter, but Will pro-
baby DO 20 before the next meeting OF the
Council. Que 81 the provisions Of the or
dlnance Is that no locomotive snail run At a
greater speed than four miles an hour with
ia the civ limits.
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SALES or BEAL ESTATE.-MesSrs. III. h..
Staple. x Co. have sold a lot on the corner
Of Broad and Muniold reefs, near Elba
station, with 4 small framed tenement
thereon. AT S7S per font- Mr.. Henry g..
Cannon was the purchaser.
The farm known D. " HOpewell," con
t1iniDg 312 aces, on james river, Hrnrico
county. belonging 10 The estate OF the late
William Guy, Esq, was sold by K. H.
Chaflin & Co, real 'Stl'e agens, on ytster'
day. TO Mr.. \. L. Sturgess, OF Michigan,
for Sc, 900.
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until tlfe next term. II Is c&srged that Ger.
tain persons living near this road have OBJ.
structed II.
The Sxansboro' Baptist Sunday school.
which has recently been organized, has a
membership OF seventy FIVE, and is in a
flourishing condition.
Rev. I. r.. Reynolds, who lately moved
to This city from Cumberland county, Will
preach regularly hereafter at the Baptist
chapel in Swansboro' until a pastor is ap.
pointed.
The City Council meets tomorrow night
ut "a O'clock.
Rev. B. F. Woodward, who has been
quite sick for several weeks, is improving.
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STOCKHOLDERS STARTLED
From a sleep or Fourteen Years

TO FIND THEMSELVES IN THE GRIP OF
CIIANCERY COURT-HALF A MILLION Oh
DOLLARS TO BE PAID BY THESE UNF0R
TUNATE sLUMBEREHs-AN INTERESTING
CASE GROWING OUT OF TIE NATIONAL
EXPRESS AND TRANSPORTATION COM
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PIANO REcIrAL.-Professo Fred. Charles
Hahr. will give one oi his charming piano
recliaIs at Ramos g. Moses Music Hsll Fri.
day afternoon al | o'clrek. These enter
tainments are algavs greatly enjoyed by our
musicil people. The programme will en-
brace selections frum Beethoven, MeDdeis-
sohn, Ctopib, Greig, aud Brabms.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-17

Case C0niipued.-Tbe case OF Joseph
Briggs (colOred), charged with unlawfully
voting at the late election, wa> called in the
Chesterfield County Court Tuesday and
continued until the next term. In The mean
while the accused will remain in jail The
penaliy for this offence is not less than six
months nor more th'n one year in the peni.
Tertiary. For no other offence can person
BE- confined 10 the peni,entiary less than cne
Lee
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The WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear, mild,
and plea.ant, with occasional high winds.
on Tuesday night the city was visited by a
heavy rain.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY g a. NJ, 40;
Q A. NJ, -; noon, 90; 8 7. NJ, 62; Z.
NJ, SO; midnight. 43.
Mean temperature, 500.
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THE MAIL AND PASSENGER SERVICE NORTH.
The del,y 10 passenger aud mail traffic be-
tw. en Washington and lhe south OCCASION
ed by the damage to the Loug bridge bas been
IN great measure done away with. lester-
div successful transfer by boats was esfab-
Iished between Washington aud Alrxan-
dria, which will be continued u0iil the
bridge is repaired. II is IhoUght the dan
rae done can be mended IN eight or len
dnNa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-17

HAGAV's MAGgoLIA BALM,
GIvFs TO EVERY WOMAN
4 FAIR, FRESH AND
BEAUTIFUL COMPLFxTON.
No matter how much i, may have become i'm
paired ty nature or Otherwise, II makes the SKr.
PURE, SOFT and LIKE THAT Of YOUTH.
II T. no. only ELEGANTLY PGnFUMFD. but It +,
in every way a mo- perfect WASH and a SPLENDID
LOTION.
II APPLICATION cannot possibly ~ detected
and T. harmless water.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-17

kEYSvIILE ASD CLARKsyILLE RAILROAD.
1T Joint meeting of the Dosid OF Public
Interests and the Finance Committee held
Yesterday afternoon at the City Hall it was
agreed to recommend 10 the Council that It
i inadvi.abc for Richmond to subscribe to
the building OF The KeysviIle and Clarks-
vile railroad, believing, a. the committee
did, that The railroad would be built by pri-
vate enterprise, and that an appropriation
by this city was not needed to ensure lis
cnmnl0iiOn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-17

ALARM or Fire YESTEgDAY.-Tbe alarm
Of Dire turned in from Box 43. about $50
Yesterday afternoon, was caused by The
burning OF chimney on The premises Of
u. +. Garrett. No. 3l9 Pine street The
fremen responded promptly. but their SER
vices were not needed. No damage.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-17

CHANGE or TINE or THE RICHMOND AM
AILEGHANY ROAD.-The mail and passen
ger tram on he Richmond and Allegheny
rail- DAD now leaves here at 4:l0 p. NJ. instead
Of 3:1j r. NJ, as heretofore; aud arrive al
1910 A. NJ. instead Of 1925 A. NJ, as here
'Ofore.
Tue freight train leaves at 1890 A. NJ.
and arrives at 6:05 Z. NJ.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-17

usually attends such counsels. ] hope that
we shall profit Of the horrible lesson lately
given us at Fort Minis. About the time you
left this paid visit to my farm In Virginia,
from which / returned on the 10th, with
Mrs. Monroe, In good health.
With great respect and esteem. sincerely
yours, JAMES MONROE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-17

WTCKEDNEss.-NO, a bad heart, but disease d
Liver Is Often III" cause OF violence OF ten per- VIM
dicuveness, and sometimes crime; for. when the
spleen i3 atcitd the heart is cloeged In its better
Impulses for want Of action 10 carry off the bile.
81 have used SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR. not
only once, but often, and can confidently assert II
has done me more 0d than suy other medicine I
have used. thinA 1t Is The greatest medicine
for diseased Liver made In the world. Many of my
neighbors have used II, and all will 5ay as much II
not more than 20 for It's virtues.
"JoTIy }. ALLEN. Ribb county, Ga.~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-17

IHAyE wed the Whisky known under the
oraud OF" B SELECT" controlled by Meesrs. WAL
TER ID. BLAIR a Co, Richmond. Va, and find II
fr,e from fusl oil and OIL ber impurities, and rec m
mend its use for medicinal and family purpo ,e,.
J -. CCAw. VI. ID, late professor Of Chemistry, f,
Medical College Of Virginia.