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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-04-13
COTTON HxoHAEeH QUOTATIONS..
| lHtAndard International Olaaaifnatin

otalns-Orulnaryt o4c: good ordinary, TIC;
low middling, SIC; middling, 90.
The total visible supply Of cotton
in all the markets of America and Eu-
rope and afoat for Europe on Friday
last was 2,9ll ,468 bales, an excess
over last year of 549, ,4l5 bales, over
the year before of 766,625 bales and
over 1879 at the same time of 335, ,926
bales.
The total receipts of cotton at all
United States ports since September
lst last has been 5,17S,676 bales; .ex-
cess over last year same time, 6l2, ,327
bales. In 1879 total receipts for same
period we're 4,226,96l bales. The
stocks at present are 7J4,679 bales,
against 72l, ,673 bales last year and
443,SO4 the year before. Shipments
to Europe this season have been 3,6O7,-
lOl bales against 1881 ,262 last year
aud 2,065,774 bales the year before.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-04-13
Games.

Checkers is the oldest game in his
tcry-l000 years. Ex. This is a
mistake. Pharaoh existed at much
earlier date.-[Syracuse Standard.
Poker is still in order; invented by
Tubal CAIN New York Commercial
Advertiser. Freezeout holds the age;
it was played in Paradise. .-[Globe.
You're wrong old man; Adam played
solitaire before Ewes advent Lynn
Bee.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-04-13
EnuallY DIHided.

JERSEY CRY, April 13.-The char
ter election in this city yesterday was
enc of the most exciting knoWa for
years. The boards of aldermen, of
education, and FIRE commissioners,
which were republican, are now tie.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-04-13
An Ttenl OfNews.

WASHINGTON, April 13.-Socretary
Lincoln left the city to-day, called to
Chicago on business neceesitating an
absence of several DAYS.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-04-13
nhIn RennhIlnnna

COLUMBUS, O., April 13.-The re-
publican state central committee has
decided to issue a call tor a state con
ventioa to be held at Cleveland June
9th.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-04-13

NEW York, April l3, 1920 pm. =
Cotton quiet. Ordinary, 7sc; good
ordinary, 8 l5-16c; low middling, 1OEc;
middling ,l0Jc; good middling, IL 9-16c;
middling fair, II 7-l6c; fair, 13 3-16e.
Futures opened quiet and steady, now
the same at very little chluge from
last evenings closing prices, as fol-
lovs. Dalivorios Tor
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-04-13
JACKSON
Tennessee Supreme Court Pro-
ceedings.

Special to the LEDGER
JACKSON, Tenn, April 13.-Nos.
513, 57S, $40 and 5s2 we're he,rd this
morning. No. 583 will be the first
case heard tomorrow morning.
G. K.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-04-13

7 HAvEA VERY LARGE STOCK OF TIE
L finest monuments Of sll kinds, also ane
nsure Jobs and very fine rustic aaOnu.
ments, tablets, scrolls and beadstones
OF all sizes and designs, which l will sell at
actHal cost of material and labor ON
them. fou can save money by calling on
me and sec my prices before purchasing else
where.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-04-13
NOTICE TO CREnIroRS.

ETTERS Of administration being granted
IL to the undersigned on estate of Benjamin
9 UveTturf, by Probate Court Of Shelby coun-
ty, creditors Of said estate arc hereby notified
to present their claims to the undersigned for
payment. II 80 OB CLARKE, Admir-.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-01

Tho washington correspondent OF Inc
Agexaudris Odsetfs says: -.
NJ T,dd,eDerper passed through here
,ssf SATURDAY. night. As 81 evidence OF Tue
wild wsy be and bis party tak-lus. -
they did last November--i, may w nc" M
toned that be said the Democrats hau
slresdv gwen up the fight for toe stste
ticket. and were now oniy striving 10 secure
M Bowdeu. the collector OF customs AZ
Norfolk. a strsightout Virginia Republican,
was here Yesterday. He says bis party VIII
stand on on the State ticket, but wiz make
strong Effort TO gain the Legislature
through the split that ne vainiy ipss'"e'
exists In the Virginia Democracy. -,
postmortefn examination OF Tue lass
MIR. Riggs showed that be died OF cancer %
the liver. ,ho uouaa
Major Nowlsn, postmaster OF tue HOUSE
NJ Representatives, who has Just feiurheu
from HE home, 10 the Dsnyille congress
slonsl district, in Virginia, Gays the De'no'
Graf, are receiving many recruits from tne
MsboneItes there, and are ssogu'ne ., o, ea',
rylpg their State next Norsmper. lney
saw that while they think the war lntefes'
on the State debt might be removed, sney
don't want to be considered either as repu'
dI.tors or a. politicsI friends OF Chandler
Dawes, and Hoar.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-01

Editors Dispatch: Does the election = Q, .,
uemters az Congress occur 10 each state OF
she Union upon the same Date o. tue
n,enth : and n so, please state what ua'e'
RicHxoSp. August 30, 1881. A.
The date IL the Tuesday next sl'er toe
6rst Monday In November Of each even
ye,r-- 1877. IA, rs. rs, 80, and 50 on.
But in any state wherein the regular state
elections cannot be held on the day ABOVE
named without change IN lis Const''uuon'
Inc congressional elections may be he'd, We
think, at the time Of the State e'ec''on''
Yves, virginia and Iowa are sucn s'a'e.'
There may be others; but the NUMBER i
very small.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-01

Briefs.-A number OF Manchester ladies
are preparing articles for exhibition at The
State Fair. II they do not get premiums 1t
will not be for want OF excellence In work
mansblp.
The river in the vicinity OF the spike fac
tory, above the island connecting with the
Tredegar railroad, is in very low state OF
bodily health.
Five sets OF telegraph-wires are attached
10 projections on the Free bridge, on lis
western side. The wires that cross at
Navo's are borne on poles attached TO the
abu,men,s by iron clamps. In neither ease
Is ibe transmission of messages interrupted
by atmospheric changes.
The First African Baptist church. corner
Of Seventh and Perry streets (Rey. A.
Binga pastof), is nearly finished in its main
auditorium. II will be one OF the neatest,
most commodiOus churches in the city
when completed.
During August the clerk OF the Hastings
Court issued 4 marriage-licenses to white
couples and one TO cOlored couple.
Within The same period he recorded q
deeds.
Miss Robina Shsnks, who has been visit
ing In Raleigh, n. c., for several weeks, re-
turned home Tuesday afternoon.
One hundred and fifty dollars worth Of
wood was destroyed by fire Tuesday on the
farm of Mr.. Hiram Cbalkey, few miles
from Manchester, The property was in
eured
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The rnIlapoosa Expected.

A letter received yesterday At the Navy
Department from the COMMUNICATE OF The
New York hayward reported the sailing
from that yard, on Monday at 2:20 O'Clock
p. NJ, of the Tallspeosa, Commander A. e..
Kellogg commanding, bound for this city
direct. Inquiry at The Navy Department
disclosed the fact that she was ordered
here 10 be 10 readiness to receive President
Garfield as soon as he shall recover sufti-
GENTLY 20 be able to bear the fatigue OF re-
movel. The movement OF the Tsllapoosa
!, Is only one OF the many indications which
aid 10 forming the general opinion that the
improvement 10 toe Presidents condition
IL permanent Washington Post.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-01
tFor the Dispatch.]
The Primary Election.

Can the legislative primary election be
postponedY This is opposition which should
be seriously considered by the City Conser-
yatlve Committee. The opinion Is gaining
ground that IN early nomination may lead
to serious complications, apart from the fact
that the field OF selection at this time is en-
tirely too restricted.
IL 1t can be done, the Sth OF October
would be sufficiently early. sffording ample
opportunity for the nomination Of true and
tried men. SAFETY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-01

III ever scoundrel deserved lynching IL
is the venerable sinner now lying III the
Richmond jail, charged with forgery and
bigamy. He has made the ruin OF con-
fding women and the procurement of
money under false pretences the business
OF his life. Nevertheless he is entitled to
the protection Of the law, and il seems
very certain now that he is about TO expe-
rieuce its penalties. Elimination on the
Malone plan would be none too good for
bin, but Virginia cannot afford TO add mob
violence TO the sin OF reputation WASH
tagton Post.
John l.. Sullivan, OF Boston, the cham.
pion heayy-we eight pugilist OF America, is at
present at Mount Clemens, Michigan, pre-
pairing himself for trip to England at an
early date. He intends to challenge Tom
Allen and other famous fighters in that
country. Previous TO bis departure be
will give a limited number of exhibitions In
this country.
Boo Hunter, after hearing Goode skin
Paul at Berryyille, says: PauPs presump-
lion in meeting John Goode caa only be
accounted for on the theory that be IL pre-
pairing himself for the everlasting torment
reserved for the wicked after death by
habiiuating himself TO torture while IN this
vale OF tears.
The following postmasters have been COM
missioDed: William II. Jennings, Cedar
Point Landing, Goochlsnd county, Va. ;
Pinkney b. AIdridge, Copper Hill, Floyd
county, Va; Harper s. Smith, Randolph,
Charlotte county, Va; 0phelia j. Tucker,
Dessoayille. Amelia county, Va.
Wind Ia Nebraskai" said the dusty
traveller as he ran the proogs OF his fork
into the free lunch (" well, l should say the
wind dA blow 10 Nebraska. have Sat by
the roadside many day watching II blow
ienpennr nails out OF the fences. - chicago
Nescs.
Rector: Sand why doesn't little Tom
my come 10 Sunday school now, Mrs.
Hodge =" hrs. Hodge: "Weli. sir, be
attended pretty regular up 10 WLitsuntide,
when the sehooI-treat was given: and you
know they allus falls Oh after tbsti"--
FMa.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-01

Henry Ward Beecher says: "We owe
large part OF our happiness to our mis-
takes" DO, Ell Did you ever mistake, In
The dark, your mother.iu-law for the cook,
when YOU thought you were mlstaking the
cook for your'wifes
Two Louisville young men ate thirty-two
appie.pies ia thirty.five minutes. 1t is such
little incidents as this that indicate how
largely Massachusetts, people are emigrating
60 the South.-New Haven Register.
A Pittsburgh doctor has Ia y Jar the heart
OF a man who was noted for generosity, aud
was siwsys called "a big-hearted man."
The heart is very small, aud Is even said to
be the smallest ever known.
"You are lari" Livid WITH rage.
Tsrssped heavy inkstapd. 81 said Mr.
yoboefcn was iiart" Two counciImen
flooded with Ink Philadelphia C0s'aca
prooeaaiags boiled %osca.
II IL said that new play Is being writ
ten In which the hero d discovered lost 10 a
desert. chained 10 the bare back OF a
bicycle. His deIixercr proves 10 be q
princess, ~ DO marr!es him and makes bim
esptain OF Baseball niae.
The chie,go Times ssys: II Is alleged
t1nat an emtsspt Judge OF Indiana, now IN
digging in his annual dcbaucb, has broken
a fsro-baDk recently established at the
Hoosier capital by Andy Daniels, Chicsgo
sport.
" Amsnihs," he murmured, With patbos
In bis voice, why do you quiver at my
touehf Why do you .shrIsk from my
embrace a. The startled fawn trembles at the
rustIing OF the autumn ieavesf" "Pve
BEEN vaccinsted," she said.
Making sIiusion 10 It's valuable qualities,
John Stein. Esq. city brewer. DaDy4e,
H.. SAYS: al have used 1T. jacobs OH In
my family, aud recommend II to my ac-
Gnuinfsnces. u bss sIways given the best
Satisfaction, and 10 truly wonderful
ssipsdyp
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Stranger linn Fiction.

One evening y few weeks ago the balls OF
the Brighton Hotel, in Atlantlc City, were
6IIed with the shrieks Of woman IN DIS
tress. People hurried to the parlor from
whence the cries came. and found the beau
tiful daughter OF wealthy Philadelphia
merchant writing on the floor with a
dreadful attack OF cholers-morbus. The
pbysician OF the hotel was absent, but
George R. Maitland, a commercial traveller,
saved her live BY administering two doses
Of PERRY DAvIs's PAIN KILLER, bottle OF
which be always carries. Tue acquaintance
begun In this way ipeDed into love, and
this fall the young man and woman will DC
married. l
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-01

BY noeers B.Lyn@
Real Esiate Aactioneer'
1919 MEIn street

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY DEsIR r.
i MY. LUsiATED AND f 100 cISD issi
WA pnMhA sKLiN STREET BsTwEssN vr rhi aI,
TrEnTH AND FUURTEESTh sl ~ ~. , ., -
Who Is noa.reioent. will Offer for safe upon 'he
p''' THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1. 1891.
at O'Clock p. NJ. the very desirable y, J, o,c,.
passv,psRTY above mentioned, which - nor yesa,
- n, soo5 tenants at fair rents. Inc ou!la ae,
are briek. three store: high WIN ars have
ssor, ~ "a feet on franklin street and run BACK 70
an aiiey IN the rear. ,...s a., very near the
s - bosiness and being near All the nrft-
e,ss. notes Exchsnge and Ballard. 81 Jsmes. Se. -
raiIroad depots. &C. makes II especia,y
nd should command The attention OF nose Misnrhs
az ,rsts vooo and weIl-payipg Investments Inc
nroperty will certainly be sold.
pTgaus: VIII be liberal aud announced A. sac.
an 81 ROBERT b. LYME, Auctloneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-01

Affairs are in pretty bad condition
when. al so nearby resort as mon'cla,r,
New Jersey, gentleman can be attacked oy
three highwaymen, have pepper thrown 10
hIs ewes. be g..hed with knife, ana rob-
bed OF over 800.
The Louisville Commercial says: IL IS
terrible thing to he Presiden', and happy is
the man who can find contentmeDt In OBJ
scurtly. Citizen Garfield, CONGRESSMAN
Garfield, or Senator Garfield would never
have been shot.
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Porpoi.es captured in "a Creek.

ICorrespondenee OF the kicbmond Dispatch.I
PoRT HAYWOOD, Va, August 80, 1881.
Three porpoises were captured on Crook
ed creek near East river, Mathews county,
August 9th, by Mr.. Charles w. Hudgins
apd others. The PROPOSES were cruising
up narrow creek, when Mr.. hudgins sue.
ceeded In running net, aud afterwards a
line OF canoes, below them, thus penning
them In, and on low water went In and
gigged them. The bubber was one and a
half inches fhtck
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-01

Editors Dispatch, Please let me ., kno y,
,bfoueh your paper who was the autnor % ,,
the pcem entitled ''Tbe Buria, on nosys,
and ia what work 1t can be founu, iou
would confer great favor ey pnohsnlnE :
az thi, time, as the Sunday.sceoo. ,s'o"'
are in the Old Testament. fours .ru'x,
August 30, 1881. ihAo"SN'
We haven't the poem; and, truth to say
can't recall the authors name; but we nave
never known It the case that some reader OIL
the Dispotch could not answer Tor US.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-01
BY II. seldom Taylor,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionser,
once Eleventh and Bank streets.

THUsE TWO FIRST-CLASS AND
A CONVENIENTLY LOCATED T III X =
STORY BRICK DWELLINGS. Nos. 3OS AID
3iO NORTH TWELFTH STREET, BETWEEN
BROhD AND MARSHALL, FOR SALE AT AUG
TiUN UPON UNUSUALLY LONG CREDIT.--At
the request Of tho owner will proceed 10 sell 81
public auction. upon the premises on
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER IL, 1881,
,t bx O'Clock z. NJ, those large and desirabe
DIV Filings as above located, containing ten
rooms each. besides kitchen aud servants rooms
All mo1ern improvements. From the central location
OF Ihi. proper.y-being aeout one equsre nom tue
ca plo and convenient TO all other public bulldogs,
and IN desirable Deighborhood-it affords good
opportunity TO perrons who are In want or nrst-
olEss residences "a supply Themselves.
TERMS one third cash; the balance at one, two,
and three years. with per cent interest. and Sc
CO rcd by deed Of trusL For interest the pur.
chaser Will be required to give NEGOTIABLE notes,
payable quarterly. H.SELDON TAYLOR,
sci AuctlOneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-01
The Cbesane.ke and Ohio Extension

ILVUIoFIlIt NVuI 0VWIII"
A rumor IL current that Nj. L. Ingslls has
sold his stock in The Indianapolis, st. Loui;
and Chicago road to the Chesapeake aud
Ohio combination, receiving Sl.07 for 1t. II
Is also stated that MIR. ingalls, contemplates
retiring from the presidency, aud that the
Chesapeake and Obio people will take con'
troll of the property at an early day, making
II their Chicago line.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-01
by Furman Upper,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
lOl6 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF ATTRAC-
" TIVE TWO-sTORY BRICK DWELLING, No.
.6l0 NORTH NINTH STREET, JUST BEYOND
LEIGH STREET, CONTAINING NINE ROOMS.
&c.-By virtue OF decres Of the Cbsncery Court
OF the city OF Richmond, pronounced In suit
therein depending styled Hughes and wife, &C.,
against Mctjlrrnan, ae., shall, on
SATURDAY, SErTBNBER 10, 1881,
at 81 O'Clock p. NJ, fsl at pubic auction LOT
or LAID, with o Brick DWELLING-HOUSE,
No 6l0, and othet Improvements the reon. 'front.'
iug ZS feet more or less, the west line of Ninth
street north OF lie gh street. and running back about
100 feet 10 common alley 20 feet wide.
TERMS One third cash. aud the residue In equal
instruments 1T six ard twelve months, with interest
added fron day of sale, the purchaser to give neRo
table noes for the deferred payments, and The title
10 ~ retained Lnt all the purchase money is paid
an0 a convey anee directed by the Court
ROBERT HOWARD,
Special Commissioner.
FURMAN TUPPER, AuciiOpeer. au30
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-01

AUGUST 30, 1881.
Editors Dispatch: Who is the author Of
the lines, and where can they be fouhu'
.The warriors banner takes its 1ieht
TO greet the warriors soai"T
By answering you will obige NJ
The lines close the poem Ashes OF
Glory" by A. J. Requier;
- A warrieip Banner takes us hieht
To greet the warriors tonL"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-01

Meade. Memorial Church. = 1t Is now
pretty well ascertained that the Rev. MT.
hlIsnson will assume the rectorship OF the
Meade. Memorisl church about the middle
OF October. Mr.. Alanson Is now and has
been for the past yesr the assistant OF the
Rev. DIR. Gibson. OF Grace church, Peters
burg. end has epdeered himself TO his
Pensioners by his Cody walk and CONVEX
satIon.
Mr.. Lacy was In towU on SATURDAY, Sun
day. and Mondsy. He preached In Meade
Memorial church on Sunday afternoon, and
on MoDday evening he bsde farewell TO bis
Old parish TO take charge Of church IN
Hinton, w. Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-01
By Jno. II. Lsughton. Jr., Auciionser'
12OG Main street.
DARLoR. CHAMBER. AND DINING

DARLOR. CHAMBER. AND DiNaN"'
L Room FURNITURE AT AUCTloN.-on
THURSDAY THE lsr sEPTEMBAR.
=, n O'clock will sell ut the residence sol east
TranklIn corner Eighth street, OF ,be iaml Y; MO
s,e removing from the State, portion oil we FUN"
+ GREEN RIPS WALNUT PARLOR seIr OF
2 SOFAS, 2 ARM-CHAlRs, ana smaher
q ,,,sa nfahmrRs GUMS aud CoRNICE:
1 DIESSiNC CASE SOLID WALNUT CnAM-
BrR SUIT, in excellent order. Of best makei
HANDSOME OAK HALL-RACk;
OAK MARBLF-TOP SIDEBOARD; go,
OAK EXTENSION DINlNG.TABLE, WIN
CHAIRS 10 match; ,or
1 OAK OFFICE DESK;
IRON TENDERS; ..,,r,,,y
A small lot Of CHAMBER tURNIIUhE;
Several SECOND HAND CARPETS;
I excellent No. o Richmond made COOhlNo-
STOVE and apnurtepances. p,
AucfiOuefr.
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NsncAssfw Canal. vater 10 tnis
noc,eut conduit, was lower YESTERDAY tnsn
Tor many long day previous, ye. .re
various manufacturing estsbnshmehs 70
csted along iss Hoe managed 10 get shrouan
writ, their accustomed unsniiiy OF woik
with ceisrIiy and dispatch the iine o.
the csnsi through the lower part OF toe Guy
Il marked BIZ On ample growth OF trees on a
sither s,ae. Some Of these trees are more
nan cepsenarisps. because toe canal was
an EXISTING Institution W 1859. thirteen
wears before Rscbmoud was ineorpc'
yatea as town. The canal as
rhsvres into the river at point neariy
onrosste the eastern terminus OF Mayo,s
fsisnd. Between Duniop& hcCsnce's NIL
and the Marshall Mills Manufacturing Com,
pauy's cotton factory there u space =,
hand oblong In shape subject TO ovs,now
when the river is 10 It's ususl conoI,o -,
but which this season, on account Oh I've
comparative drypess, has produced crop
of corn green and s,slwart esougn 70 make
The mouth OF sny granger water with envy.
Were this plot OF ground sbstrsctsd lfoin
ias usual moi,t influences It would DC ih'
valuable as truck garden.
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An 30-3I

GALE OF THE YELLOW SULPHUR
y SPRINGS, MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VA
Nv virtue or decree of the Circnt Court OF Mont
Qemery county, Va, the undersigned commissioners
will sell AT public auction. on the premises on
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER l. 1881,
commencing at IL NJ. this Gel EB RIA t ID
WITERTNG PLACE. together with all The im-
prsyoments and FARM of ABOUT $40 ACRES of
LAND. ,.,, ,,,,,,,.,,e - st.,.r,
three and half miles from CbrisiiansonrR depsl,
ON The Norfolk and Western railroad. three miles
from the Montgomery White sulphur Springs, ihree
and a haIf miles from Blarksburg, the seat OF ths
Virginia Agricultural and Mechanical C0nege, anu
ten miles from The Alle9bany springs. me wHer
Is lie finest tonic In the mountains, ana me ecva-
tion Is 1900 feet above sea level. The lmpr9ys-
mepts consist OF large aud commooious HOTEL
with blocks Of COTTAGES capable OF accom- 10
DAT ny 200 guests; bowling alley, bath. rooms, &C
POST telegraph. and exa ore: Offices on The premises.
This PROPERTY presents unusual attracuols on
account OF its high elevation, bracing Atmosphere
and The valuable mineral properties Of us waters.
TyRNS: $1,000 cash. and tile RESIDUE upon
credit of one, two, and three years. the putchsses
giving bonds for the deferred payments Win ap-
JAMES A. WALKER,
WILLIAM A WADE,
q, q, Com mi a losers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-01

A govine Abonsked.-As Dsnvi'le pas.
.snsey rain was coming into The city about
s:so Yesterday evening. when about ball a
mile from the corporstjon.iine, 1t encoun-
tered q COW who was quietly chewing her
end on the track. Her ruminstions were
suddenly interrupted by sn unexpected
contact with forty-horse-power engine,
or rather the front guard thereof, ana a l'it
in The air Of about tbirty'fve 'eet perpen-
dlcular. when the attraction OF grsvly
brought her corpus agsin TO ZERO y'1Hu
IL was In q disintegraIed sthe.in 700 lsIse
hunts for bulcners' use, but decidedly In
clnino that war. The train experienced
momentary jolt, sDd proceeded on its way
unbarmed 10 It's dep5t. The COW was ID a
place where she should not bave been, as
the place Of collision was inclosed on Ooln
sides for The express purpose OF keeping
ont such intruders.